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ALL TIIE WORDS IN THE WRITINGS OF THE MOST POPULAR
GREEK AUTHORS;
WITH THK
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SEPTUAG1NT AND NEW TESTA31ENT
DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS
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UNDERGRADUATE COURSE OF A COLLEGIATE EDUCATION.
BY THE REV. JOHN GROVES.
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PREFACE.
The object of the compiler of this work was to offer to the public
a Dictionary, which young Greek scholars could use with ease and
advantage to themselves; but sufficiently full to be equally serviceable as
they advanced ; a Book that would answer for School, for College, and more
particularly, for reading the New Testament and the Septuagint. It was
not without a conviction of its necessity, founded on experience, that this
work was undertaken. How far it will answer the proposed end will be best
known to those who make a trial of its merits. To- explain how that has
>een attempted is the purpose of these pages.
To give English significations for Greek words is the original principle
on which this Dictionary was compiled. The surprising ease with which
very young boys understood the Gospels, with the assistance of Parkhurst's
Dictionary, — suggested the commencement of this work. They translated
the Gospels with much more facility, than the Latin elementary books they
were reading at the same time ; although this Dictionary, then the only one
which gave English explanations for the Greek words, afforded by no means
sufficient assistance for beginners. The superior ease with which Greek
could be thus learned, even under this disadvantage, suggested the thought
of removing this difficulty by the publication of a Dictionary, which to
English significations, — would add the several assistances that this now
offers.
In the arrangement of the words, the alphabetical methpd has been adopt-
ed as best suited to the capacity and diligence of the young learner. In this
respect, and in some others, this Dictionary resembles the Greek and Latin
Lexicon of Schrevelius, for a long time used in schools. The outline of the
plan of each is very similar; but this differs from Schrevelius in many parti-
culars, some of which it is hoped will appear to be improvements.
Immediately after each word is placed its form of declension or conjuga-
tion, together with any peculiarity attending it ; such as the Attic genitive
of contracted nouns, the future or perfect of any dialect peculiar to certain
verbs, &,c.
Next is placed the derivation or composition of the word. Particular
attention has been paid to this part of the work. In most Lexicons the
bare theme is usually set at the end of the word, without any attempt to
show how it forms a part of the word to which it is thus attached ; and
it PREFACE.
often without any signification in Latin or English. The incapacity or in-
dolence of the great majority of school-boys, is thus left without any thing to
excite the one or assist the other ; while industry and attention are damped
and discouraged. Here, the composition or derivation, generally followed
by the original theme, is set before the English signification, so as to catch
the eye. The English of these words is always given, so that the connexion
between them and the present word may be perceived, and a judgment formed
how the one is deduced from the other. Where a word is compounded
with an adverb, preposition, or other particle, an attempt has always been
made to give the meaning of that part, or to show the effect it has in alter-
ing the signification of the word to which it is prefixed. This has often
been difficult, and sometimes has remained unsatisfactory ; because the
word often takes several significations, from the different shades of expression
given by the various powers of the particle. In a few obvious instances this
effect has been noticed ; but generally all farther explanations have been
avoided, experience having convinced the compiler that young learners do
not attend to them : and scholars will require much more than can be given
in a work that beginners can use with ease and advantage.
The English significations of the Greek word follow next. These have
been selected from a careful comparison of the Latin of Stephens' Thesau-
rus, Scapula, Danun, Schleusner, and in many instances, other Lexicons
have been consulted with advantage. Some few very unusual significations,
occurring only in authors likely to be read by very advanced scholars, have
been omitted. In tlvis part two or three synonyms have been given for each
signification ; and tke most usual or vernacular expressions have been intro-
duced, that thus the Greek sentence may fall into familiar English. Several
also of the Indexes or Vocabularies annexed to new editions of school books,
have been looked into; so that, it is hoped, that the significations thus
selected, will be found correct; and that the latter, having been chosen for
these particular authors, will catch the attention of the young scholar, while
engaged in translating thtir writings, as being well adapted to his imme-
diate reading.
After the significations are subjoined, any irregularities or varieties arising
from dialect, &c. and some of the more difficult inflections of each word are
added
Such is a sketch of the mode of arrangement pursued. It may be proper
to mention, by what additions this Dictionary hopes to claim the student's
attention.
A considerable number of new words have been introduced. These
consist of words occurring in the authors usually read, and in the Septua-
gint, which are not to be found in Schrevelius. They are also taken from
the Greek tragedies now generally read at schools, from elementary books
latterly introduced, and from Mr. Walker's new selection of Lucian's Dia-
logues, So that this Dictionary will be found to answer for the study
PREFACE. v
of those introductory works alluded to ; for the New Testament, and the
Gieek translation of the Old ; for Homer : for most of Lucian's Dialogues
and his loyygatpsTv for the works of Xenophon ; for some of the orators
and Greek tragedians ; comprising a copious school course, and a large
portion of the Greek authors read in our Universities. A book of this
kind, applicable to so many authors, must be generally useful, though it
cannot aspire to the name of a universal Greek Dictionary. An attempt
to do so would extend it far beyond the limits of a companion for the school
boy, or the College student ; especially when the following addition is taken
into consideration.
All the inflected parts of words which are in Schrevelius are to be found
in this Dictionary, with many others. These consist of oblique cases of
nouns, pronouns, and participles ; of persons, tenses, moods, &,c. of verbs,
and comprise all the difficult variations occurring in Horner, and those
other Greek books just mentioned. When it is considered that there are
instances of oblique cases, which retain but small resemblance to their nomi-
natives, and that in verbs, even those perfectly regular, there are parts unlike
their themes, both at the beginning, and in the middle, as well as in their
terminations, this must be acknowledged to be not only a useful, but even a
necessary part of a Greek Dictionary. And when the numerous varieties
and irregularities of words in most common use are taken into account, this
part of the work will appear almost indispensable. There is no English
attached to these parts and inflections, but a reference is given to the theme,
where all the significations will be found. This part of the work has been
particularly attended to, where it respects the New Testament ; for every
variation of case, gender, and number, and of mood, tense, person, &c.
occurring in that book, is inserted in this Dictionary ; except the forms of
the simple parisyllabic declensions. These were considered too obvious to
any one that had read the Greek Grammar, to require a place here; but there
is a notification of this omission placed at the head of the list of abbreviations,
with a rule of direction when any of these inflections occur. So consider-
able an addition of words without any signification, was made from a con-
sideration, that, as the Gospels are very frequently used as an elementary
book in Greek, beginners would require more of that kind of assistance than
others. There was also another motive. There are many persons, who,
long after they have ceased to study languages, and have embarked in the
active pursuits of life, feel, at their leisure hours, an inclination to renew the
studies of their youth ; and a more intimate acquaintance with the Bible
is a favourite object with persons of this turn. A mind of this cast, that
retains any recollection of the Greek Grammar, will, with the assistance of
this Dictionary, be able to recall all it has learned, with considerable addi-
tions. By the use of it, every difficulty that occurs in the New Testament,
and in those books already mentioned, will be smoothed ; the student being
made acquainted with the nature of any inflected word, which long disuse
v, PREFACE.
may have rendered him unable to analyse; while sufficient exercise remains
for the understanding, in being left to select an appropriate signification
from among the English given for the theme referred to. Thus, this Book
will be particularly useful to those who may wish to revive their knowledge
of Greek; and especially of the New Testament. Should leisure enable or
inclination dispose them to extend their reading to the Greek of the Sep-
tuagint translation of the Old Testament, they will further find in this
Dictionary all the words occurring in that book. None of the inflections of
these words are directly inserted, except a few peculiar terminations, which
seem to be provincialisms, used by the Alexandrian Greeks, who are sup-
posed to have made parts of that translation ; but many of these inflections
may be found the same as in other books. These were omitted, because to
insert all that, may be met with were an endless task ; it was unnecessary
to do so, because the books of the Septuagint are not used as an elementary
study ; and because the previous reading of the New Testament will give
sufficient practice of grammatical analysis to enable the student to trace the
inflections in the Septuagint. Thus this Dictionary will answer for the
study of the entire Bible, of the New Testament in its original language, and
of the Old in a language into which it was translated by persons who cannot
be suspected of having been biassed by any of the schisms that have divided
the Church of Christ.
These additions have extended this work a little beyond the size of Schre-
velius, while nothing useful or material has been omitted. There are indeed
no references given or authorities cited, experience having shown the com-
piler that young students pay no attention to many of those assistances
which more advanced scholars look for in Dictionaries; while these receive
very little benefit from that scanty portion of references or quotations which
can be given in a book adapted to the use of schools. Accordingly, after
very mature consideration, every thing has been retrenched that did not co-
incide with the young scholar's capacity ; and the room thus made has been
filled up with what more usually catches his attention. He has here given
to him what he will notice at present, instead of what he may look for at
a more advanced period of his studies. He has laid before him what will
be immediately useful, for what might be serviceable hereafter. Very few
phrases are given, and that only when an indeclinable part of speech, joined
with another word, may be construed briefly by an adverbial expression.
All this plan could not be put in practice at first, for the propriety of some
parts of it occurred only during the progress of the work ; but it has been
very strictly adhered to in the course of two rigid revisals that the work
received before it went to the press.
Satisfaction respecting the execution of this work will be best had by in-
specting a few pages, opened indifferently in several parts of the book. There
it will be observed that the accents have been retained. The use of them
whether as a means of acquiring the ancient pronunciation, or of establish ing
PREFACE. vii
a fixed one, is very questionable ; because tb* tone, emphasis, or other in-
flection of voice implied by any mark, can hardly be conveyed by words.
Such modulations of the voice must be lost with the persons who used them.
The best m'ethod perhaps of fixing the pronunciation of the ancient Greek
would be to adopt that of their modern descendants. These still understand
the oldest books in that language more readily than Englishmen can read
Chaucer's works, or Wickliffe's translation of the Bible. Whatever marks
they use might be adopted, because the intonations of the voice implied by
them can be learned by oral instruction from this people. To say that the
ancient accents may serve a secondary purpose, and be useful as distinctive
marks of words otherwise similar, is but to make a stupid apology for the
indolence that will not endeavour to discover the signification of a word from
the tenor of the sentence, and the spirit of the context. However, that the
absence of such assistance may not be alleged as a defect in this work, they
are inserted according to the rules for their use generally followed.
The spiritus lenis, which only serves to mark the absence of the asper, has
been omitted, because it expresses nothing ; and creates confusion to be-
ginners.
The Apostrophe, Dialysis, and / subscribed have been particularly attend
ed to; and the quantity of the doubtful vowels has been marked.
The type is clear and distinct, having been cast for the work ; and the
paper is better than what is generally used for such books.
Under all these circumstances, the utility of this Greek and English Dic-
tionary is anxiously anticipated, as likely to be serviceable to the young
scholar and college student, in the acquisition of a language remarkable for
the extent of its use in ancient times, and for the extraordinary length of time,
that beyond all other languages it has existed, with some alterations, as a
vernacular tongue ; to the retired gentleman, who can find pleasure in recur-
ring to those early studies which are now considered as an indispensable
part of liberal education, and an ornament to the higher ranks of society ;
and to the thoughtful Christian, who may wish to imbibe the precepts of the
Gospel from their purest source.
NOTICE CONCERNING WORI I THE NKW TESTAMENT
Evkky infl tctioa ol com, gender, or cumber of nouns, pronouns, or participles occurring
in the New TesUraen! ccepl the forma of ilie
simple parisyllabic declensions. I if any such -nomi-
native case ends in -i. -n- -'» ->,,, -o>. or -or. and must he looked f>r according
. .ition of mood. T ,1 the .New Test a IP— t, may
be found here.
Along with these may he found many other inflection from classical authors.
not alwai i put directly in column ; but several cases are sometimes
inserted under one, aa may he observed in IYr«, B4*wk, Mew .
In like manner other, are frequently j»ut to
gether. Such words are ai . — , and eaeh begins with a capital letter
as may be seen in Ttypj/i/i/voj, Ea*o>««:a, fclieysat.
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS.
PARTS OF THE VERB.
mid. middle
ind. indicative
nii[ir. unperulive
pres. present
impf. imj>erfect
1 f. or t". first fuure
1 sin. first person singular
opt. opative
sub. .subjunctive
2 f. second future
1 a. first aonst
2 a. second aonst
1 du. first person dual
pass, passive
inf. infinitive
par. participle
per. or p. perfect
pper. pluperfect
ppfut. paulo post future
1 pi. first person plurai
mas. masculine
sin. singular
n. nominative
a. accusative
PARTS OF THE NOUN.
fern, feminine
du. dual
g. genitive
sup. superlative
comp. comparative
neut. neuter
pi. plural
d. dative
v. vocalive
^Eol. .Eolic
Att. Ansa
Bceot. Baeotic
Dor. Doric
Heb. indecl. Hebrew
Ion. Ionic
Lat. Latin
LXX. the Septuagint
Poet. Poetic
Syrac. Syracusan
asp. aspirate
fr. from
th. theme
wh. which
Anadipl. Anadiplosis
Apoc. Apocope
Apos. Apostrophe
Aphaer. Aphau-esis
indeclinable Cras. Cras'is
Dial. Dialysis
Ectas. Ectasis
Epen. Epenthesis
Metapl. Metaplasmus
Parag. Paragoge
Pleon. Pleonasmus
Prosth. Prosthesis
Syn. Svnreresis
Sync. Syncope
Sys. Systole
compos, compoertioa
redupL reduplication
col. collective
cont. contracted
cop. copulative
dim. diminutive
enclit. enclitic
impers. impersonal
irreg. irregular
intens. intensive
neg. negative
obs. obsolete
priv. privative
redund. redundant
Adj. adjective
Adv. adverb
Prep, preposition
Subs, substantive
GREEK AND ENGLISH
DICTIONARY.
AAZ
ABA
ABA
A, the first of the Greek letters,
called alpha. As a numeral
mark it signifies one, or with a
dot underneath, a, one thou-
sind. In composition it is 1st,
privative, or negative, as, bpa-
rbc, visible, aCparos, invisible ;
2d, intensive, as, anw'^u, to
6tare, from tuvu>, to strain ; 3d,
collective, as, -rat, all, d?ra?, all
together ; 4th, redundant, or
superfluous, as, dcra^yc, or ard-
XvSi an ear °f corn I at8\iixpds ,
or /JX^pdj, weak. In composi-
tion it takes v after it before a
vowel, as, avafinprtjroi, sinless,
from a neg. and aiiaprdvu>, to
sin.
A, Dor. for t, as, a'trt for tire.
'A, Dor. for //, the article. Also
$ Dor. for fj, adv. whither.
A, Dor. for u, in g. pi. of
simple nouns, sometimes with-
out an accent, and some-
times circumflexed. Also in
other cases as, Yloaucav forllo-
ccitwv. In verbs, as, (ioaci for
'A, neut. pi. of 6'f, J? » o, or of, 5s,
?, ov.
'A, adv. of admiring, complain-
ing, wishing pitying ; oh ! ah !
alas ! "a, u, of laughing ; ha,
ha.
Adcro?, for daros, being repeated
by a poetic pleonasm.
Aay.)?, -ios -of'?, o, ft, (fr. a neg.
and dyu>, to brealc) not to be bro-
ken, ^firm, strong.
'Aah, for Jj<$£, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act.
of an? fi», or c^fw.
la^ns, Dor. for ar^ijs.
lain), f. -cw, p. -<a (a word
formed from the sound of
breathing) to breathe,
pant,
dravi the breath ; to exhale, steam,
rise in vapours.
Addnv, for ijdijv, 1 a. pass, of adu.
AddiKTOi, same as ddiKroc.
Adfivis, -tos, ft, an instrument used
in bird-catching.
'Aa7rroj, -ov, b, ft, (fr. a neg. and
dirru), to touch, or (drrw, to
hurt) thai may not be touched,
consecrated, dedicated ; strong,
invincible, invulnerable ; that can
attack, or subdue others, victori-
ous.
Aaputv, Heb. indecl. The brother
of Moses, the first high priest of
the Jews.
'Aaaa, -as, -c, I a. ind.. act.. Poet.
for fjcra ', and
Aaadunv, 1 a. ind. mid. Poet, for
nadfitiv ; and
Adadn-i, Poet, for r/a&jv, 1 a. ind.
pass, of
Ado-KU), or Ad£w, to hurt, th. ardu,
which see.
ASo-i, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. fr. dnui.
Aao/idj, -ov, o, (fr. ad£u>, to breathe)
the warmth of the breath, breath-
ing ; exhalation, vapour, steam.
AdcXiT°iy and Avdfl^ETOff, -ov, o, >;,
(fr. a neg. and t'^w for Kare^u),
to restrain) «oi to be endured,
intolerable; grievous, vexatious.
'Aarai, 3 sin. of dupai, pres. mid.
or pass, of dftrii. But,
Aara<, 3 sin. pres. ind. mid. of adw.
'Aaros, -oi>, o, ft, (fr. dw or ardu), to
hurt, with a intens.) destructive,
injurious, ruinous, pernicious ;
greedy, insatiable ; ( with a neg. )
innocent, harmless ; that neither
receives, nor inflict* hurt.
Adw, f. aa'am, <o delude, deceive,
mislead, infatuate, bewilder. 1 a.
ind. pass, adBw, and adcdnv.
Apaiiuy, Heb. indecl. an epithet of
Antichrist, Abaddon, dettru*.
tion, perdition.
A(3d£u, f. -o-w, (fr. a intens. and
@d£u>, to talk) to extol, praise;
to become Jamous.
AfiaQris, -ioi, -ovc, b, ft, (of a neg.
and pddos, depth) without depth,
shallow.
*A(Sai, (Dor. formal, nom. pi. of
»/j3»j) used adjectively it signifies
tender, delicate.
'Afiaioc, fr. o intens. and (ialof,
which see*
Ananias, (fr. next) quietly, calmly,
stilly.
Apatcris, -joc^ -ovs, 6, >/, (fr. a neg.
arjd /?a'£u),,to speak) mute, dum&;
aft//, 9tiief, ca/m.
A/3a'/c?7o-a,v, Ion. for nfidnnaav, S pL
1 a. ind. act. of
A@aiciu> -w, f. -7;o-w, p. >7j3a'*>7Ka,and
A/3a«i£u>, f. -dcu>, (fr.dj3a/c»)s,silent)
to be silent, dumb ; to he ignorant
of, not to know.
AfidxLov, -ov, rb, (dim. of d6al-, a
table) a small table, properly one
divided into lines or squares for
the purpose of calculation; a
draft, or chequer-board.
APaKto-Kos, -ov, b, (fr. last) a small
square, or other shaped piece, of
which the pavements called tes-
selated, or mosaic, were composed;
a die.
~A{3a\e, adv. of wishing : Oh that !
would it were !
A/?aud, AP&aftu, and A(Java, Heb.
the high place ; where the hea-
thens and idolatrous Jews used
to sacrifice.
'Aflavra, a. sin. of 'A /?a?, the name
of a man.
A/?u£, -ko{, 6, a bench, table, board,
or side-board ; a table, or hoard
used for calculation, cfiess, &c.
ABI
\0drrnrros, -ov, b, fi, ("*• a "«g-
and (jarri^, to dip) not to be
sunk, drowned, or overwhelm-
ed ; floating, buoyant; unbaptiz-
ed.
'ABuirrot, -ov, b, >/, fr. a neg. and
Ban™, to dip, or dye) not dyed,
colourless, untainted; untemper-
ed, blunt.
'ABap, -p>t, rb, a kind of cake.
Apaor), a. sin. mas. cont. of.
ABa'pht, ~ios, -*»%| i» ^, (fr. a neg.
an J /iapor, weight) iight, not
heavy; tr\fling, volatile; easy to
be endured; not burdensome, not
chargtuhlr.
'Ajiaf , -ivrot, Abas, a man's name.
A/Jur, Djr. for ^r. g- sin- of
ABdcrai, 1 a. inf. art. of a/?d£u>.
AfiuodvioTos, -ov, b, !], (fr. a neg.
an.i Jduuvot, a touchstone) un-
/n>/, no* proved, or explored;
not examined by torture.
A(3aoaviaTus,(fr. last) withnit trial,
or examination, unadvisedly.
ABaoiXcvrot, -ov, b, if, (fr. a neg.
and /Jufft.Xriif, a king) without a
king, ruler, or chief; indepen-
dent, free; unlike a king.
ABaoi\tvrut, (fr. last) without a
king; unlike a king.
'Afiaroi, -ov, b, >'„ (fr. a neg. and
[jatvio, to go) patliless,untrodden,
unfrequented ; impassible, inac-
cessible, lofty, steep; not to be
trodden, or entered, holy; lone-
ly, solitary ; deserted, desolate ;
accursed.
kBarbu, f. -cis-w, (fr. last)toma/ce
desolate, lny waste.
*A/5i3«, Syriac, indecl. /a//ier.
^ABBauii, see aBaud.
'A/J/iaAc, for aTTfiiaXt or avi3a\s,
3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. ofaro/3d'AAw,
or ava[idWu>.
ABtfiaiot, -ov b, //, (fr. a neg. and
BiBaiot, firm) /unstable, weak;
inconstant, fickle, wavering, ca-
pricious.
ABcBai6rnt, -rrrot* t), (fr. last)
weakness ;fickleness,inconstancy,
caprice.
'A(3t\, b, Heb. indecl. Abel, a
man's name.
L(ii\rc:pos, -u, -ov, (fr. a neg. and
Pi\Tcoos,beUer)siupid,silly,dull,
foolish ; a blockhead.
A(it\rtpia, -at, r), (fr. last) stupi-
dity, dulness, want of sense, or
talent; folly, infatuation.
A(Siii, Heb. indecl. Abia, a man's
name.
AfiiaQap, Heb. indecl. Abiaihar, a
man's name.
'ABtB\ot, -ov, b, (fr. a neg. and
/ii'/iXoj, a book) without books,
unlearned.
A/JtA^vrj, ->;?, ,% Abileni, the name
of a country.
'ABiot, -ov. b. fi. (fr. o n*g. and
(iiot, a livelihood; or /3ia,
strength ^ poor, indigent, neces-
sitous, needy; simple, innocent,
harmless; weak, feeble: or (fr.
a inteus. and same) rich, weal-
thy ; strong. hardii1 vioiciu , hng
ABP
lived : or (fr. a neg. and fitbt, a
bow) unarmed.
AP'tcvi, Heb. indecl. Abiud, a
man's name.
A/J/wroj, -ov, b, !), (fr. a neg. and
Biota, to live, th. 0/oj, life)
without life, lifeless, inanimate;
short-lived ; grievous, sorrowful.
A6%i67wf, A/iAdtfwf, and A/}Ad;r-
rwj, (fr. next) harmlessly, inno-
cently; sufily, security.
A/3/>J/Jw, -iot, -»T#» ', /', (fr. a
neg. and il\d,ln, burt, th. tfAar-
ru», to hurt) harmless, inoffensive,
innocent; safe, unhurt, unin-
jured.
A(i\d-rot, -ov, b, !), (fr. a neg. and
flArfrrw, to hurt) unhurt, not to
be hurt, secure; harmless, inno-
cent.
Aft\r)t, -r)rot, b, fj, {h- a neg. and
/idAAw, to throw) not yet thrown,
or shot; new, fresh, unused;
pointed, sharp.
'Afonrot, -ov, b, >'/, (fr. same) not
hit, or struck; unhurt, safe.
A/JAr^o^j, -tot -out, b,}j, and A/3Ai7-
Xpbii -''» ~0vt («• a redun. and
/}A/7^pdj, weak) weak, feeble, in-
firm. It is used by Pindar to
signify strong, whore the a must
be considered as neg.
A/?Aot7, pres. impr. act. cont. of
AAo/ui -<S, to sarrifre, offer.
Apoau, Poet, and Dor. for a(tonr},
(which fr. a neg. and Bor), din)
without war; <]uidly, tranquil-
ly
ABonBnola;-at, 'i, (fr. a neg. and
(ioi)0tui, to assist) it'on/ of aid,
helplessness.
AfiofiBnrot, -ov, b, f), (fr. sa.me)des-
titute, helpless; deadly, incurable.
AfionQot, -ov, b, '], (fr. same) past
help, irremediable, incurable.
A0o\tu), -5, to meet, encounter.
Afi6\naav, Ion. for nBd\naav, 3 pi. 1
a. ind. act. of last.
'A(io\ot, -ov, o,(fr. a neg. and/3a'A-
Au>, to cast) that has not cast his
first teeth, not lost the mark of
mouth; young.
ABovXevrut, (fr. a neg. and flov\r),
counsel) unadvisedly, rashly,
hastily, imprudently, inconside-
rately.
A@ov\ia, -at, 17, (fr. same) rash-
ness, folly, imprudence.
'ABovXot, -ov, b, 17, (fr. gamejunarf-
vised, thoughtless, inconsiderate,
imprurlent, hasty, rash; unfore-
seen, unexpected.
Aj3ouAdruT\i, sup. of
A0ov\u)t, see a0ov\tvru>t.
Apovriu), Ion. for aBuvrov, g. of
Afiovrnt, -ov, b, (fr. a neg.and Bovt,
an ox) having no cuttle, poor.
"ABpa, or 'A0pa, -at, n, (fern, of
a[ipbt, tender) Habra, or Abra,
a woman's name ; o maid oj
honour, handmaid, servant.
A$paau, Heb. indecl. Abraham, a
innn'o name.
AQpno'dTnt, -ov, b, Abradates, a
man's name.
A(5oaKt<M> -&, and A/?pa'Y<«>> fr. a
redund. and j3pa'n;u>,' which see.
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ABP
Aftpdiencrav, Ion. for vppdxnaav, S
pi. 1 a. ind. act. of lust.
'Appa^c, Ion.for^pu^,3sin.imp.
act. of appdxu-
'AfipiKrot, -ov, b, i'i, same as djpo
, XOio
AlSpi^oftai, (fr. a\(Spbt, delicate) /•
indulge m delicacies, to pampe*
one's self, to live dilvattli/.
A/3p»'£w, f. -i(u), (fr. a intens. and
/ipf'^u), to na|)) to sleep from !*■
t food, to nap, or slumber
aftir mxds; or (fr. a nog. and
same) to itake, be wutchj 1. .
I tut, or active.
Aflp'iOr)f, -tot, -o^j, b, >i, (fr. a neg.
and ppiOw, to weigh hcavy)u£/i'
not hiavy.
Afipi^at, 1 a. inf. act. ofa/3pf£u».
' A))pojidTnt,-ov, b, f), (fr.a#pd$ ten-
der, and (Sulvw to walk) one who
walks softly, stipping lightly,
moving stately.
'A(3p6l3iof, -ov, b, i'i, (fr. alipbt deli-
cate, and />iij, life) and
' Afipoblairot, -ov, b, ^,(fr.same and
clatra, diet) delicate in manners,
luxurious, voluptuous; affluent,
rich.
'A(3pouot, -ov, b, f), (fr. a intens.
and jipdftot, noise, th. fipipu, to
roar) making a loud noise, loud,
noisy, roaring, clamorous.
'A0pbf,-(i, -bv, soft, delicate, tender;
dainty, choice; mild, gentle, ti-
morous, effeminate; affluent, rich;
fair, splendid, beautiful.
A/?pord|w,f. -cw,(fr. aiipdrn, night)
to go astray in the dark; to wan-
der, rove, to ramble; to err, mis-
take, sin.
A/3por/u> -w, f. -r)ffu), (fr. same) to
meet by night. 1 a. ind. act.
nfipdrnaa' inf. afiporuoai.
A^pdrn, -nt, r), fr. u neg. and /3po-
rbf, mortal) an epithet of night,
in which mortals do not appear,
night.
'A(3p4rnt, -nrot, hi an(^ Dor.'A/?prf-
rat, -arot, a, (fr. uBpbf delicate)
softness, tenderness, delicacy ;
luxury, indulgence.
ABptrovov, -ov, rb, the herb south-
ernwood.
' x/ipoTOt, -ov, b, r), (fr. a neg. and
Bporbt, mortal) immortal, that
never dies, perpetual, never end-
ing ; divine, ambrosial, balmy.
' ABpoxairat, -a, 6, Dor. and JEcA.
for aBpoj^airnt, -ov, I, (fr. aBpbt
delicate, and xalTvi tne na»")
who is exact about his hair; or
v:ho has fine hair ; delicate, ef-
feminate.
ABpo^ia, -at, »;, (fr. next) drought,
thirst.
'ABpo%ot -ov, b, r) (fr. a r.eg. and
Bpix^i t0 nioisten) dry, not wet,
without rain; thirsty.
' ABpvva, or a3pvva,-wv, ra, delay,
procrastination ; stop, hindrance.
ABpvvuj, f. -vcD, (fr. aBpbt, delicate)
to adnrn, dress, deck out, decorate.
Mid. aBpvvofjai, '« inrhdi* n-nS*
self, display, boast, vaunt, ex-ult.
'Afipurot, -ov, and A/?p<if, -urot, b,
17, (fr. a neg. and (ipwcicu, to cat)
ArA
zneaten, not devoured, or cor-
roded, sound, that has not eaten,
hungry ; also, unjit to be eaten,
not eatable.
A/Su<5 17 vjj, -ov, b, (fr. next) one of
Abydos ; treacherous, perfidious,
like them.
'JL&ubos, -ov, b, Abydos, the name
of a city.
'AlSvaao;, -ov, >/, (fr. a intens. and
fivaebs, Ion. for /ju0d? depth) an
abyss, a deep; the receptacle of
the dead ; the bottomless pit, hell ;
un abyss of waters. Adj. bot-
tomless, unmeasurable, tost.
Ay', for dye, pres. impr. act. of
dyu>, come, lead on.
Aydaadai, Poet. Pleonasm, for
aydadai, pres. inf. mid. — Aya-
aede, same for aydtxde, 2 pi.
pres. ind. or impr. of dyauai.
'Ayafios, -ov, b, a man's name, Lat.
Agabus. •
Aydyas, Ion. for ayayu/v, Att. for
ayibv, part. 2 a. act. — Ayayly.
Dor. for ayayiiv, Att. for ayciv
2 a. inf. act. — AyayiaOai, Att
for ayiodai, 2 a. inf. mid.—
Aydyotui, -on, -01, Att. for dyoi-
ui, 2 a. opt. act. and
Aydyov, -£j, -£, Att. and Ion. for
rjyov, 2 a. ind. act. — Ayayi
by Apos. before an aspirate, for
aydyovrc, Att. for ayovrt, n.
a. v. du. par. 2 a. act. —
Aya'yoi, -jjs, -n, Att. for dyu, 2
a. sub. act. and
Ayaywv, -ovca, -ov, &c. Att. for
dyutv, Sac. par. 2 a. act. of dyu>.
Ayd^ouai, f. -oouai, (fr. aydo), or
aydouai to wonder) to be angry,
break out, exceed ; to envy,
grudge ; to admire, wonder,
1 gaze ; to venerate, look up to.
Ayadap-^ia, -aj, fi, (fr. ayaOos good,
and a.p%ri rule) the rule, or do-
minion of goodness, good govern-
ment.
AyadapxiKbs, -?), -bv, (fr. last) rul-
ing well, governing justly, wise.
Ayddeos, and Ion. nyddcos, -ov, b, f),
(fr. dyav, very, and Qtbs God)
divine; excellent, superior; no-
ble, illustrious.
Ayadls, -icoi, f], (fr. ayaQbs, good)
a ball, or clew of yarn, or
threal.
AyaBotpyew -&, f. -J7<ro>, p. -17*0,
(fr. ayaddi good, and ipyov work)
to do good, benefit, serve ; to
do well, act riglitiy ; to do works
of hirity, and mercy, pres. inf.
act. cont. ayaBotpytiv.
Ayadoepyia, -as, and Ion. AyaBocp-
y»?» -1it hi (fr- same) bencjicence,
bounty, active kindness; an ex-
ploit, feat.
AyaBotpybs, and cont. AyaBnvoybs,
-ov, b, >/, (fr. same) bcnc/lcent,
benevolent, a benefactor ; a sena-
tor of Sparta.
Lya8oK\(7js, -ho$, 6, and AyxQoic-
A/fr, -fos, -ovc, b, (fr. dyav 'n.ioh,
and tcXfo; fame) Agatltoclcs, a
man's name.
%yadoiTOU'j)-u, f. -.70-01, p. -nKu, (fr.
aytQbs, good, and tou'w to do)
ArA
to do good, serve, to be of use to,
to assist ; to act rightly.
Ayadoiroua, -as, h, (fr. same) well-
doing, doing good, aaing rightly;
a benefit, service.
Ayadoirodis, -ov, 6, »;, (fr. same) a
well-doer, one who acts rightly ;
a benefactor.
Ayadoiroielre, 2 pi. pres. ind. or
impr. act. Tzotijaai, 1 a. inf.
act. i:oi7\Tt, 2 pi. cont. pres.
sub. act. — -noiovaai, n. pi.
fem. — -izotovvrts, n. pi. mas.
— -rroiovvras, a. pi. mas. cont.
par. pres. act. of ayadoiroiiu).
AyaQbv, -ov, rb, (neut. of next) a
good, perfection; bounty, bless
ing; wealth, property, goods.
AydBbs, -h, -bv, (fr. a intens. and
yt]6iu>, to rejoice ; or fr. aydu>
to admire) admirable, for what
ever may be the present subject,
excellent, surpassing ; good, pure,
correct in conduct ; bountiful,
kind, benevolent, merciful; pro-
fitable, useful; fertile, product-
ive; brave, courageous ; skilful;
ingeniow, clever, active. Olaya-
80), the good, the virtuous.
AyaBorvs, -nros, !), (fr. last) good-
ness, good conduct; bounty, be-
nevolence ; courage ; skill.
AyaQovpytVj -IS, f), Ion. for aya-
Bovpyia, by Cras. for ayadoepyia
AyaBovpybs, -ov, b, >;, by Cras. for
ayaBozpyos.
AyaBou -w, f. -tSaw, and
AyaOvvu), f. -vvui, (fr. ayaBbs, good)
to do good to others ; to act well
myself; to be glad, to rejoice.
AyaBvvBzIs, -uoa, -iv, (par. 1 a.
pass, of last) glad, rejoiced.
AyaBws, (fr. same) well, rightly.
AyaBucrvvn, -n$, t), (fr. same) good-
ness.
AyaBu>raros, -n,-ov, sup. of a ya66s-
' Ayai, -wi/, -a\, (fr. dyu>, to break)
breaches ; a shore, or strand ; and
wounds.
Ayaitrai, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
Ayaiouai, (fr. aydoi, to admire) to
be angry ; to entertain a grudge,
or spile, to envy ; to admire, won-
der.
Ayalos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) elegant,
neat,fine, gay; envious, enviable.
AyanXzirbs, -ov, b, h, (fr. dyav very,
and xXzirbs celebrated, th. kA«u),
to celebrate) and,
AyaxAr/s, -log, -ovs, b, >/, (fr. same,
and nXios fame, th. jcA«'u>, to ce-
lebrate) and,
AyaxXvrbs, -ov, b, /;, (fr. same, and
tcXvrbs famed, th. kXvo), to hear)
celebrated, cried up, extolled, fa-
mous, renovmed, eminent.
AyaKTi[ievav,Az!.o\. hrayaKTifiivriv,
fem. a. sin. ofayaicrtuivos, Poet,
for dyav kektioufvos (th. Kri^m,
to build) well built.
AyaAAca/ia, -tiros, rb, and,
AynXXiacii, -10;, Att. -t(og, >/, (fr.
aydWu), to exult) transport, ex-
ult ition, leaping for joy, ecstasy,
dtliqkL
AynX\iac9r, 2 pi. cont. pres. impr.
uiii. Xtuuida, lpl. cont. pres.
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ArA
sub. mid. — -Xtducvoi, n. pi.
mas. cont. par. pres. mid. of
AyaXAiaw-di, f. -daui, p nyaWiaicay
(th. ay/iAAu», to adorn) 1 a. ind.
mid. nyaWiacdnnv, -u», -aro'
pass. nyuXXtdadijv and,
AydXXouai, (fr. dyav very much,
and aXXouai to leap) to leap for
joy, show delight by gestures, ex-
ult, rejoice, triumph ; to adorn,
bedeck.
AydXXo%ov, -ov, ro, an odorous In-
dian wood.
AydAAu>,f. -Aw, p. rryd\Ka,toatlarn,
decorate, embellish; to sacrifice,
consecrate, dedicate ; AydXXouai,
to glory, exult, triumpn.
'AyaXua, -aros, rb, (fr. last) en
ornament, a decoration, finery ;
a delight, gratification ; an offer-
ing, statue, image; a form, sha-
dow.
AyilXudrtov, -ov, rb, (dim. of last)
a little image, statue, or figure.
AyaXuarvrroibs, -ov, b, (fr. dyaXua
an image, and ttouw to make) a
statuary, carver.
'Ayauai, f. -doouai, (th. ay dm, to
wonder) to admire, wonder,
praise, respect ; to prize, esteem ;
to envy ; 1 a. ind. mid. nyavd-
unv, pass. rjydaQnv.
'Ayauog, -ov, b, 1), (fr. a neg. and
yduos, wedlock) unmarried, sin-
gle.
'Ayav, much, very, too much, ex-
ceedingly.
AyavaKriai -w, f. -rjao), p. nyavaK-
rnKa, (fr. dyav very much, and
d%9ouai to be oppressed) to
grieve, or fret through anger ; to
be moved, or filled with indigna-
tion, or resentment, resent, be in-
dignant, to stomach, take ill. pres.
inf. act. cont. ayavaxretv.
AyavaKrnats, -io$, Att. -ewj, ^, (fr.
last) resentment, indignation.
AyavaicriKb?, -ov, b, 17, (fr. same)
indignant, incensed, angry.
AyavaKTEW -wv, -iovaa -ovaa, -iov
-ovv, in n. pi. mas. cont. —
-ovvrcs, par. pres. act. of same.
Ayavris, -tog -omj, b, %, same as
ayav6i' d. pi. Icn. ayavrjai.
Ayavriai, Ion. for aydvtui, d. pi.
of last.
Aydvvi<pos,-ov,b,?i, (fr. ayavmuch,
and vHpds, snow, th. vtyw, to
snow) snowy, covered with
snow.
Ayavbs, -n, -bv, (fr. a intens. and
ydvos, joy) mild, gentle, calm,
soothing ; affable, agreeable ;
pleasing, desirable, dat. pi. aya-
volo-i.
'Ayavoi, -v, -ov, fr. dyav very, and
aivbi severe) cruel, severe, aus-
tere, morose, inexorable, hard
hearted : or (fr. dyoi or dyvv-
ui, to break) broken, snapped ;
brittle.
Ayav6d>pu>v, -ovos, 5, f}, (fr. ayavbf
mild', and 6phv the mind) mila\
gentle, tender, humane.
AyavotipuxTVvn, -vi, f„ (fr« same)
mildness, gentleness, clemency
humanity.
ArA
Ayavifl, Heb. indecl. cup*.
Ayaviap, Dor. for ayi)vwp.
Aydopui, see uydu-
Ayaira — Ayanas, 3 and 2 sin. cont.
ind. act. — Ayardrc, 2 pi. cont.
ind. or impr. act. — Ayairarw, S
sin. cont. impr. act. — Ayunav,
pres. inf. act. cont. of Ayairdut.
Ayuvdfcpres. impr. act. — Ayatrd-
t/jvrc, Dor. for ayarrd^ovci, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. of
Ayand^m, Poet, for ayaicdu).
Ayairdra, Dor. for ayairnra, n. pi.
of ayuKTjTOf.
Kyairdu), -u>, f. ->/ffa>, p. nydvnKa,
to be strictly united in affection,
to love, cherish , prefer, delig/U in,
covet; to entertain, welcome, treat
kindly; to he content, to agree, ac-
quiesce, pres. impr. act. ayairdi
-a- inf. aytiirav par.l a. acl.aya-
Tijaaf. par. per. pass, nyatrnuivos.
Aydrrr,, -ni, »';, (fr. last) Ivvejricnd-
ship, affection, charity. — plu.
love-feasts, feasts of charity.
AyunrjOfjoofiui, -p, -crat, I f. ind.
pass, of same.
Ayd-rnua, -ciroj, rb, (fr. same) a
thing loved, a delight, favourite,
darling.
Ayatn'/vtiip, -opos, b, r), (fr. avarrdu)
to love, and avnp a man) fimd of
men : also, manly, high spirited,
brave. Also, Agapcnor, a man's
name.
Ayarfjaaf, n. ayaxi'ioavTos, g. -rav-
rt, d. sin. par. 1 a. act. — Aya-
irr',aarc, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. —
Ayairi'/anrt, 2 pi. 1 a. sub. act. —
Ay«frr;<rw, -ti$, -ci, 1 f. ind. act.
of ayandu).
Aydirnais, -ios, Att. -rwj, t), same
as ayd-n.
Ayarnrbi, -/), -bv, (fr. ayardio, to
love) beloved, well beloved, dear.
Ayairnribs, (fr. last) willingly, with
good will, readily.
Aya-ru), 1 sin. cont. pres. ind. -or
sub. act. — Ayairuv, nom. — Aya-
irwvrac, a. pi. ayavtivTu/v, g. pi.
cc>nt. par. pres. act. — Ayu7rwpii,
pres. ind. or sub. cont. pass. —
Ayawuiucv, 1 pi. -dai, 3 pi. cont.
pres. or sub. act. of same.
AyaTrwnv, -ns, -n, Att. for «ynT ?;//<,
pres. opt. act. cont. of ayaizdu).
Ayairuuirn, fern. par. pres. pass.
of ayavdu), yui /) understood, a
mistress, a sweetheart.
'Ayap, Heb. indecl. Agar, a wo-
man's name.
AyaptKbv, -ov, to, agaric ; a fungus
growing on trees, and used in
medicine and dying.
Aydppoos -ovs, -ov, b, >'/, (fr. dyav
very, and piut to flow) swift-
flowing, rapid; boisterous, tumul-
tuous, agitated.
Aydcravro, Ion. for nydaavTO, 3 pi.
ofnyacdfjrjv, 1 a. ind. m. — Ay«-
oaoOat, 1 a. inf. m. of ayd^opai.
'AyuffOai, pres. inf. of dyapai.
AyaoOug, 1 a. par. pass. — Ayuc--
cdpcvog, Poet, for ayacduzvog, 1
a. par. of ayd^Ojiat.
Aydorovos,-ov, o, >), (fr. ayarmuch,
*ad arbto to .jroan) groaning
ATT
much or violently ; loud roar-
ing.
Ayaorbg, -r)i -bv, (fr. aydia, to ad-
mire) that may, or ought to be
admired, wonderful; desirable,
enviable.
Aydorwp, -opoi, b, (fr. a coll. and
yaarhp, the womb) an uterine
brotlier, a brother by the same
mother.
Aya<rv\\is,-lios,r),Agasyllis,ap\iiu\
which yields the gum ammonia.
Ayui^), -rji, i'i, and Dor. Ayaid,
(lem. of p-ixt) Agave, a woman's
name.
Ayavbg,-d,-bv, (fr.ayrfw,toadmire)
admirable, [fine, splendid; fa-
mous, renowned, celebrated,
proud, haughty.
Ayavpdf, -a, -bv, (fr. a intens. and
yabpof, \\zu%\\ly)h(iu%hty, proud,
arrogant; daring, presumptuous;
vehemtnt, outrawtous, furious,
fierce; luxuriant, blooming.
Aya<p6iyKT0i, -ov, b, >;, (Poet. fr.
dyav, very much, and <pOiyyopat,
to resound) loud, noisy.
A yaw, -w, f. -ijoui, p. fiyntca, to ad-
mire, won/ler ; to be lost in
amazement; to gape with asto-
nishment ; to envy, resent ; to
stand aghast.
' Ayydpa, -un, ra, (fr. dyyapog, a
rvniaa post bov) stations, re-
lays, or stages of the post in an-
cient !'■
Ay yapuov, a.nd Ion. Ayyapniov,-ov,
rb, (fr. same) the Persian post ;
any post, despatch, or mail.
Ayyaptvovai,3\n. pres. ind. act. —
Ayyapcvaui, -etg, -u,lf.ind.act.of
Ayyapcvu), f. -n''<ru>, (fr. next) to
press for public, service ; to com-
pel another to go somewhere, or
to carry some burden ; to engage
as a courier, act as a carrier.
'Ayydoog, -ov, b, the bearer of the
royal elespatches among the an-
cient Persians ; a post boy, mes-
senger, courier.
Ayyapo(popio> -<2, f. -tjou, (fr. last,
and tbopiu), to carry) to carry des-
patches, or messages.
'Ayyr,forayyta,n.a. v. pi. ofayyoj.
Ayyuliov, -ov,rb, (dim. of next)uny
lesser kind of vessel, a cup, gill.
Ayyuov, -ov, to, (fr. n'yyoj, a ves-
sel) any small vessel, a ewer, ba-
sin ; a tub, cask, cistern.
AyyiiuAns, -tog -ou$, b, f), (fr. sama,
and ticos, likeness) formed, or
used as a vessel ; sloped, like an
urn, or pitcher.
Ayyt^iotci, for ayyi\ovai, S pi. 1.
f. of ayy/XXw.
AyycXda, and AyytXia, -oy, //, Ion.
Ayytkin, -n$, //, (fr. ayyi AX j, to
tell) the power or right of deliver-
ing oracular responses, the de-
claration of an oracle ; a denun-
ciation, publication, or decla-
ration ; a message, emhatfn/,
mandate, commandment; news;
and
AyyeXi'a?, Poet, and Ion. AyytXi'?/?, !
-ov, b, (fr. same) a mctscngcr^
legate, ambassador.
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Ayyt\tn<f>6pof, -ov, b, (fr. last, and
<popiu to carry) the d<livtr<r of
un oracular ansuer ; a nuncio,
or envoy.
AyyrXuroj, -f), -bv, (fr. dyyt\og r.
MMMOfSr) of a message or mts-
scng(r; angdical.
Ayytliwrns, -ov,b,and AyyiXtwrts,
. /;, (fr. same) a mem
AyycXXdiTutv, g. pi. par. pre*.
act. Att. lorf/yytXX/rwc.H
impr. act. of
Ayy/XXw, f. -c\ti, p. ifyytX™, to
deliver a mtssuge, threat, or
yarning; to denoujice, till, de-
clare ; topublish, rneal ; to bring
neus. 1 a. act. ;/yyr<A<«. [•
>'iyyt\pat. 1 a. pass. nyytXOrjv.
part. uyyc\6iii. p. mid. fjyyrXa.
'AyytXpn, -aroi, rb, (fr. last) a
message, news ; a command.
'AyytXoj, -ov, b, (fr. same) a mes-
stngrr; envoy, legate, ambossa-
dor ; agent ; a messenger from
htavrn, an tini'il.
Ayytiri, d. p' o\ dyyof.
Ayyniov, -ov, rb, Ion. for ayyuov.
'Ayyof, -cos -ovj, rb, a vessel, tub,
cask, pitcher, a basket, &c.
Ayyovotov, or' Ayyovpov, a cucumber
Ayyd^w, (fr. next) to irntate, pro-
:oke ; to grirre, ordain.
'jxyypti, )'), grief, pain, irritation.
AyyptffT?is, -ov,b, (fr. last) onethat
provokes, or irritates.
'Aye, 2 sin. and 'Ayt0\ by Apos.
before an aspir:ite, for dycrt, 2
pi. impr. act. of dyw. lead, con-
duct, bring, take. Or, used ad-
verbially, come, come on ; come
now, let us see.
'Ayr, Dor. for P/yt, 3 sin. 2 a. act.
of
ayu).
' Ayu, 3 sin. — 'Ayov«n,3 pi. pres.
ind. act. — ' Aytiv, pres. inf. p.ct.
— 'AytaOai, pres. inf. pass. —
'AycoOc, 2 pi. pres. ind. or impr.
inid. of same.
Aycip6vru)v, g. pi. par. pres. Att.
for ayapi ruaav, 3 pi. pres. impr.
act. of
Aycipo), f. -cpd, p. t/yepKa, Att. ay/r
ytpica, to collect, gather up, beg,
borrow ; to summon, raise, levy ;
to assemble, come together, meet.
1 a. fiytipa, 3 pi. Ion. dyupavfor
f,ytipav' inf. aytlpaf par. aytlpag
per. pass, t'/ytpuat. 1 a. nyipOnv.
1 f. aytpdf]Oopai. per. mid. fjyopa.
Aytirns, ' -ov, b, a wrong-doer ;
wrongful, injurious.
'AycTro, Dor. for IjyttTo, Sain. imp.
of fiyiopat.
AytXdfa, f. -dam, p. nyAa»ra, (fr.
ay/X»7, a herd) toflo*k together,
associate ; to assemble.
Ayt\a7os, -ov, 6, //, (fr. fame) herd-
ing, or associating together, gre-
garious ; one of the flock, or
herd ; common, ordinary, vulgar;
a herdsman, shepherd.
AytXajwi', -u>vos, b, (fr. same) the
fold, the stalls or retreat for tlie
herd.
AycXapyiu) -u>, f. -rjffa>, (fr. ayfXn
a herd, and ap%>) rule) to lead the
.flock or herd ; to rute, g+nxrn.
ArE
AytXapxifi -°vt &i (f'r- last) a
herdsman, shepherd; the lead-
er of the flock ; a leader, ruler,
chief.
AyeXapxovea, fern. par. pres. cont.
of aycXapxiu).
AyiXaaros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
\t\dw to laugh) that will not
laugh, rough, rude, sullen, surly,
morose, serious, sober, grave,
harsh.
AyeXaarla, -as, >), (fr. same) gra-
vity, solemnity, moroseness.
AyeXtiOf and Ion. AyeXelr/ (fr. dyu
to drive, and Xeia booty) she
that plunders. An epithet of
Minerva.
Aye Xt}, -tjs, h, a herd, properly of
kine ; a drove, Jlock ; a troop,
crowd, assemblage ; society.
AytXnobv, (fr. last) by droves, flock
by flock.
AytXi',Btv, (fr. same)/ro7n theflock,
or herd.
AyiXt,<pi or ayiXycptv, Poet, for
ayeXr,, d. sin. of ayiXn.
AytXrjTTis., -ov, b, gregarious; one
of the flock.
kyiptv, Ion. for dyuv, pres. inf. of
dyu.
' Aye\ioveitiv, Dor. for r,yepovevetv,
pres. inf. of fjyeuovevu.
'Ayeuuv, Dor. for {,yeuuv.
'Aycv, Ion. for r)yev, imp. and
Dor. for dyuv, pres. inf. of
dyu. Also,
' Ayev, Boeot. for rjynaav, 3 pi. 2 a.
pass, of dyvvui, or dyu.
AytveaXdynros, -ov, b, >}, (fr. a neg.
yivoi a family, and Xiyu to tell)
without genealogy, or pedigree;
obscure.
Ayivetos, -ov, 6, (fr. a neg. and yi-
vuov a beard) beardless, young.
Aytvr), neut. pi. cont. of
'Ayevns, sos -ovs, b. f), (fr. a neg.
and yivo$ a family) of no de-
scent, whose family is obscure,
of mean birth, ignoble, obscure,
base ; childless. Comp. ayevwre-
pos, sup. -eoraroj.
Aycvrjros, or Ayivvnros, -ov, &, i),
(fr. a neg. and yivofiai to be)
having no origin, not made, or
done, unborn ; unfinished, imper-
fect, defective; mean, ignoble.
*Ayta, Dor. and r,yeo, Ion. for
fyyov, pres. impr. of f,yiouai.
'Ayiouai, Dor. for fiyiopai.
Aye6/icvoi, Poet, for aydpevos, pres.
par. pass, of dyu.
Ayioaaros, -ov, b, r), (fr. a neg.
and yipas reward) unrewarded,
not remunerated, or recompensed.
AytpiQu, Poet, for ayeipu.
AyiptaQai, Att. for aydptaQat,
pres. inf. pass, of ayeipu.
Ayepdev, Ion. and Sync, for
nyipOncav, 3 pi. 1 a. pass, and
Ayip&nv, -r,g, -r,, Ion. for rjyepOnv,
1 a. ind. pass, of ayeipu.
Ayepub;, -ov, b, (fr. ayeipu to col-
lect) a collection, gathtring, as-
semblage.
Ayipovro, Poet, or Ion. for
ijyipovro, 2 a. ind. mid. of
aysiow.
ArH
Aytpdopai -ovuai, (fr. a neg. andi
yipui reward) to neglect, slight. I
AyipjjtD, JEoi. and Ayipu, Poet, j
for ayeipu.
'Ayepan, -iOi, Att. -tug, !,, (fr. |
ayt.pu to collect) a collection,
crowd, assemblage.
Ayepuo-aro, Ion. for rjyepuaaro, 1
a. ind. of aytpiouai.
Ayepucaw, to watch, lie awake; to
lie in wait, hunt.
Ayepw^m, -as, ,), (fr. next)
haughtiness, pride, disdain.
Ayipu%os, -ov, b, {,, (perhaps fr.
o intens. yipag a reward, and
i%u to have) victorious, trium-
phant; proud, haughty, arro-
gant; daring, fierce; vain,
fickle ; boasting, vain-glorious ;
provident, careful.
Aycpwxus, (fr. last) proudly, &c.
according to the iidj.
'Ayes, Poet, for dye, pres. or
2 a. impr. or Dor. for fjyes,
2 sin. imp. act. 'Ayeo-Kev, Ion.
for t'/yev, 3 sin. imp. act. of
dyu.
AyeoiXaos, -ov, b, (fr. dyu) to
drive, and Xabs people) Age-
silaus ; an epithet of Pluto, and
the name of several men.
'Ayeo-ra, (fr. Lat. aggesta) a mili-
tary engine.
AyicrrpaTos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. dyu to
lead, and arparbs army) a cap-
tain, leader, general ; an epithet
of Minerva.
' Ayere, and by Apos. dyer , pres.
impr. of dyu, used adverbially,
come, come on.
Ayirvs, -ov, b, (fr. dyu to lead) a
conductor, leader, guide.
Ayevaros, -ov, b, ';, (fr. a neg. and
yevu to taste) that has not tasted,
fasting, hungry ; who has not
tried, inexperienced ; untasted ;
tasteless, insipid.
Ayeufierpr,Tos, -ov, b, r,, (fr» a
neg. and ytuutrpia geometry)
ungeometrical, ignorant of ge-
ometry.
Aycupynros, -ov, b, f,, (fr. a neg.
and yeuypiu to cultivate) uncul-
tivated, neglected, barren, waste.
'Ayr,, -m, h, (fr. aydu to wonder)
admiration, wonder, astonish-
ment; or (/r. dyvv/xi to break)
a fracture, rupture, breach ; a
rock, precipice, strand, beach ;
a wound.
'Ayn, Ion. for tdyn, 3 sin. 2 a.
pass, of ay m or dyvvue.
Ayvyooarai, Att. and Ion. for
t,yepptvoi turi, 3 pi. per. pass.
AyriyepKa, Att. for r,yepKa, per.
ind. act. Aynyeppai, Att. for
riyzpfiai, per. pass, of ayeipu.
AyrjXai, inf. — AW'Xag par. ofijyy}-
Xa, 1 a. act. of aydXXu).
AynXario) -w, (fr. dyav much, and
eXdui to drive) to chase, drive
away ; to fly ovflee, escape.
'Ayri^arew -w, (fr. dy?)? accursed,
and same) to expel or banish any
polluted person, or thing ; to pu-
rify, expiate.
'Ayvua, -a-ros, rb, (fr. dyoi to lead)
(5)
An
an assemblage, crowd, troopf
flock.
'Ayr,ui, -ns, -rjffi, obs. hence mid.
'Ayuuai, which see.
Aynvopia, -as, {,, and Ion. Aynvopin,
-ns, r), (fr. ay^vwp manful) man
lincss, spirit, courage, bravery.
Aynvopifjoi, Ion. for aynvopiaU, d.
pi. of last.
Ayt'ivwp, -opos, b, f), (fr. dyav very
much, and avr)p a man) manly,
manful, spirited, brave, courage-
ous ; also Agenor, a man's
name.
Ayi'io^a, by pleonasm for dyvjfa^
Att. for ^tt, per. of dyw.
AyZ/paoi, -ov, b, },, (fr. a neg. and
yijpas old age) exempt from old
age, undecaying, unimpaired by
age, ever young.
Ayfipdrov, -ov, to, (fr. same) the
herb everlasting.
Ayfjparos, -ov, and Ayrjpws, -w, b,
f,, same as ayfipaos.
'Ayr)i, -ios -ovs, b, f,, wicked, ac-
cursed, polluted, abominable, pro-
fane.
' Ayrjo-aaOai, Dor. for. i,yf,aaoQai,
1 a. inf. of fiyiouat.
'Aynai, 3 sin. pres. ind. of dytjui.
AynoiXdos, -ov, b, Agcsilaus, a
Spartan king.
Aynaixopos, Poet, and Dor. for
fiynci^opoi, (fr. ^yioftui to lead,
and %opbs the chorus) the leader
of the dancers, or singers; or
of any other theatrical perform-
ers.
'Aynrfip, -tjpos, b, Dor. for hynrr)p,
(fr. fjyiopai to lead) a leader,
conductor, manager; guide.
Aynrbs, -f,, -bv, (fr. aydu) to won-
der) admirable, enviable; won-
derful, splendid.
'AyvXa, see ay'l0Xa'
'Ayid^ei, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. —
' Ayiatynevos, -r,, -ov, par. pres.
pass. — ' Ayid^ov, -ovaa, -ov,
par. pres. act. of
fAytrt£u), f -am, p. fiyiaxa, (fr.
ayios holy) to consecrate, sanc-
tify, separate, or set apart; to
esteem, or revere as holy, or
sanctified ; to purify, cleanse
from pollution ; to expiate, atone,
appease ; to hallow, sanctify,
make holy : per. pass. {,yido-pai,
1 a. ljyidaQnv, 1 f. ayiacrQfioopai.
'Ayidcai, 1 a. impr. m. — ' Ayid-
cart, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. —
'Ayidan, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. —
' AyiaaOijro), 3 sin. 1 a. impr.
pass. — 'AyidffOftat, -p, -erai,
1 f. ind. mid. — ' Ayiaaov, 1 a.
impr. act. of last.
'Ayiacita, -aros, to, and ' Ayiaofibs,
-ov, b (fr. same) sanctiflcation,
sanctity, holiness, purity.
'Ayiaart'iptov, -ov, to, (fr. same) a
sanctuary, a holy place. •
' Ay maria, -a?, ?,, (fr. same) holi-
ness, purity; ceremony, wor-
ship.
Ayiyapros, -ov, b, ' (fr. a neg
and ylyaprov a iernel) witt
fiorpvs understood, grapes with
out stone*.
ArK
'Ay/£w, same as Ay id fa.
AyiviCKov, Dor. and Ion. for tryl-
vtov -ovv, imp. act. of
Aytn'w -w> and also Ay/vw, Poet.
fbr n'yw.
Ayi'>f, -ov, rb, (fr. next) a holy
place, or thing, a sanctuary ;
ayia, -uv, r<), and aytui, -o)v, at,
the. holy of holu s ; Ike upper rt-
gion of the lieavcns.
"Ayios, -<i, -on, holy, sacred, sanc-
tified; hallowed, sit apart from
sin, consecrated to God ; chaste,
pure; pious, da out.
*Ayi6rns, -tiros, //, (fr. last) holi-
ness.
'Ayicrtvoi, and uyiari^ (fr. ayos
atonement) to venerate, revere,
respect ; to purify, sanctify ; to
celebrate, solemnize.
' Ayiariu, or ayiarda, -as, fj, (fr.
same) a rite, crn many.
'hyiHHJvvn, -'7f, i) i (h' aytos holy)
sawtificdi m, sanctity, holiness.
AyKd^o^iai, (fr. aynt), an arm) to
hold in the arms, to embrace ; to
cherish, fosOr, nurse.
Ay*uA/u> -£>, Poet, f >r avaxdXJ*, 3
■m. pnss. ind. act. ayKaXiu.
2 a. act. ind. avi<a\ov iuipr.
aynXfc
AyxaXr), -m, >i, (fr. ayicr) an arm)
an arm. It is generally used
plural: the arms; t'a clasping,
ar folding of the arms, in order
to hold, or carry ant/ thing.
JLytaXtCwai, fff. 'ist) WUne :ts
ayxd?orin.
AyK<i\U, -i'<V, r), (fr. Mine) an
armful, a bundle, parcel, packet.
AyxaXicayuybs, -<w, o, (fr. last,
and dyui to take) and
AyKa^iAxpopos, -ov, b, (fr. same,
and <pipo to carry) a porter.
AyKic, (fr. ayicr) an arm) in tlie
arms.
'Ay Ktn, pi. of dyKOi.
'AyKuu.ii, Poet, for avdicauai.
AyKcpdrco-ffi, Poet, for ova Ktpd-
TCffO-l, d. pi. of KIO 1$.
kyxr), -r,j, //, the arm; pi. Ayxal,
the arms; an embrace, clasp,
hug.
Ayxiov -ov, rd, (dim. of ay*co$ a
valley) a vale, glen.
' AyKiCtrpov, -ov, rd, a honk, a fish-
ing hook ; a axil ; enticement.
AyKtordi, -<is,'h (fr. \jsi) fishing,
with the hook, angling.
AyKiorpivij), (fr. same) to fish with
a hook, to angle.
Ayico-rpdio, (fr. same) to catch with
a hook, tofisli.
AyKio-Tptj'ris, -cos 'ovs, b, r), (fr.
same) shaped like a hook, hooked,
barbed.
AyxXciros, for avdicXeiros (th.
kAciuj to celebrate) boosting, os-
tentatious.
AyicXtYa;, for avaickivas, 1 a. par.
act. of avaK\ivu).
AyKolvn, -tjs, r), Poet, tlie arm;
the arms, the bosom.
Aynoivi^u), (fr. last) to carry in the
arms ; to embrace.
KyKoiiiQu, for avaKopltu. Inf. ayxo-
uc^uv, p*' ayicofii^iov, la„uaid.
ArK
vyKopiardprjn, 3 sin. opr. ay«to-
piaaiQ* for -cratru.
Ayxoviu) -€>, (fr. uvu and kovio) to
hasten) to work diligently, to la-
bour, to toil, to exert ; to drive,
urge, hasten.
'AyKoi, -tof, -ovs, rd, a valley,
slin, dale; a precipice, crag.
AyKO^uci, Macedomc, for tvrji>6-
X"ai, 3 pi. per. mid. of <p/pu>.
AyKuuui, 'or uvaxpivo).
Ayxpovouui, for avaxpovouat.
Aynrr)p, -npos, b, (fr. dy\ui to
choke) a strap, tie, buckle, clasp,
button; rope, halter.
AyxvXrj, -rji, r), a thong, loop, or
strap, used lor throwing the dart ;
a kind (f dart ; a hook, handle ;
t'ie iiend of tiie elbou -, or knee;
a sort of cup; a defect in the
tont'ur; the yareLarms, or ends
of tiie sail-yard.
Ayx-vM^ouai, (fr. last) to dart,
throw a dart.
Ayxv\iarr)s, ov, b, (fr. same) a
darter, one who [fights with a
dart.
\yKv\6y\u)a(rov, -ov, rd, (fr. ayxi-
\oi crooked, and yXuttroa the
tongue) a defect in the tongue,
an impediment in speech.
■'.rtio, g. Ion. of
KyKvXoui'irrji, -ov, b, and Ay/cvXo-
jtijtis, "fios% h, ("". same, and
pi'irii skill) of deep design, in-
srrut't'ile ; sagacious, wise, intrl-
li-r.'nt, skilful, knowing ; artful,
, politic, insidious.
f, -ov, b, r), crooked, not
straight, awry; hooktd ; curved,
bent, round; perverse, wily,
artful, crafty.
Ayxv\6rouov, -ov, to, (fr. ayKvXn
ihe. tongue-tie, and t/^vw to
divide) a sur°ieal instrument to
remove that defect.
A.yKv\6ro%os -ov, b, (fr. ayie\>\os,
crooked, and ro^ov, a bow)
equipped with a bow, an archer.
AyKv\6u> -io, f. (icw, and Ay*«5Xw,
(fr. ayicvAos crooked) to crook,
bend; to twist, distort; tojling,
hurl a dart.
AyKuXio?, (fr. same) crookedly;
indirectly, perversely.
Ay<ci>A(ija<c, -ios, Att. -cue, '/, (fr.
same) a bending, twisting, crook-
edness, distortion, perversion ;
the <ihot of on arrow, or dart.
AyKuXo^aX>7?, -ov, and AyKvXoyti-
Xoy, -ov, b, (fr. sime and ;^7Xo$
the l'p) having broad lips, oi a
wide mouth, or a crooked beak.
Ayxv\o^\r,i, -'v, and -*o$ -ovs, b,
,), (fr. same and ^»/Xrj a claw)
with brovl or ben-'ing hoofs;
with crooked claws, or talons.
'AyKvoa -tc, hi an anchor, grapnel,
hook ; a st"y, support, protection ;
steadfast hope. a. sin. dyicvpav
a. pi. ayKvpas.
Ayicvpinv, -ov, to, (dim. of last) a
small anchor, &c.
AyKvpi'u), (fr. same) to knock
down ; to trip up ; to supplant,
remove by intrigue.
Ay<cwpdu> -u, (fr. same) to 'Mchur,
(6)
AI'A
to come to an anckt* , to Jls,
conjirm, tsta
AyxiLv, -uwos, b, the ell>owt any
hen ting of the body or limbs ; tht
fon -arm, the arm, a cubit ; tlie
horns, or handle of the lyre ; an
ungle, cm, r.
opal (fr. last) to elbow,
thrust uith the elbow, to hint, or
/ by touching witli the el-
bow; to hobl in tUe arms, em-
brace, clasp ; to encircle, bend
round ; to crook, make an angle.
AymovioKos, ~ov, b, (dim. of same)
<( small tlhott-, a knuckle, joint.
AyXaidupos, -ov, b, i), (fr. ay\abs
bright, and IBxipa the hair) hav-
AyXnia, -a?, ,), (fr. same) bright-
ness, splendor ; beauty ; orna-
m< nt : joy, delight ; excellence ;
Ai;bua, one of the Graces.
Ay\aidu)i; ASol. for ayXujwv, g.
pi. of last.
AyKaitlffOai, Att. for ay\atatatiait
1 f. inf. mid. of
AyXu?£u>, or ay\ai^ouai, (fr. same)
to shine, glitter, glisten ; to beau-
tify, adorn.
AyXaiq, Ion., and ay\aip<(>if Ion.
and Poet, for ayXaiq, d. sin.,
and
AyAairjaiv, Ion. for ayXamjj, d.
pi. of ayX<ua.
AyXdiaua, -aros, rb, and AyXaur-
pos, -ov, b, (fr. same) splendor,
ornament, decoration.
Ay\aoyvios, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
anJ yinov a limb) well made,
well shaped; who forms fine
limbs.
AyXadScvAfjos, -ov, b, I), (fr. same,
and SivSptv a tree) bearing fine
trees, shady.
AyXnodpovoq, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and $oovos a throne) and
AyXndOi*' 3$, -ov, b, »'/, (fr. same,
$u>kos a seat) having splendid
seats, or abodes; spoken of the
."Muses.
AyXaoKapirog, -ov, b, rj, (fr. same,
and Kup-6j the wrist, or fruit)
with .fine wrists, beautiful; or
bearing fine fruit.
Ay\a6Kovpo$, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and koTioos , Ion. for Kopos young)
having Jine, or famous children.
AyXaoiuauos, -ov, b, >';, (fr. same,
and K&jios festivity) who lays
out or adorns a banquet ; festive,
jovial; splendid.
AyXao?, -ov, b, fj, bright, shining,
sparkling, radiant, glittering;
beautiful, admirable ; joyous, de-
lightful ; ornamental ; splendid^
illustrious, noble, -majestic, grand,
AyXaorptaivas, -ov, b, (fr. last,
and Toi'iiva a trident) he with
the bright trident ; an epithet ol
Neptune.
AyXdwip, -o-nroi, b, >j, (fr. same
and (it// the eye) having spark-
ling eyes ; animated, lively ,
blazing, shining.
AyXtwcris, -io<; -ous, b, r), (fr. a
neg. and yXevicbs new wine, or
yXvKvs sweet) not sweet, bitter,
ArN
tour; tastslcss, insipid; stink-
ing, foul ; harsh, disagreeable,
morose ; sad, grievous.
AyXir,, -ns, fa a kind of sore on the
eye.
'AyhOes, -uv, at, heads, or cloves
of garlic.
'AyXutaaos, -ov, b, fa (fr. a neg. and
y\Coaaa the tongue) without a
tongue, speechless, slow of speech,
ineloquent, dull.
'Ayfia, 'oroi, to, (fr. dyvvui to
break) a fragment, shard, splin-
ter ; piece, part.
Ay^bs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a steep
place, a precipice ; shore.
'AyvayaTros, -ov, b, fa (fr. a neg.
anil yvapiTTTu) to bend) not pliant,
stiff"; not to be bent, rigid, in-
flexible ; inexorable ; stubborn,
obstinate.
'Ayvdiftos, and 'Anvafyos, -ov, b, fa
(fr. a neg. and yvrt</>w, yvdnru
or Kvdirrn), to full) unfulled,
undressed, uncombed ; new,
fresh.
'Ayvala, -as, fa (fr. dyvbs chaste)
chastity, continence ; purity.
'Ayvtvu, f. -tvaui, (fr. same) to
live chastely, be continent; to pu-
rify, cleanse.
LyvfiKa^ts, JEo\. for nyvot'/Kafiev, 1
pi. per. act. of ayvoiu.
'Ayvfa, -ios -ou$, b, fa see ayv6s.
AyviQu), f. -/o-o), (fr. uyvbs pure)
to cleanse, purify, sanctify ; to
consecrate, set apart. 3 sin. pres.
ind. act. hyvityi.
'Ayvicart, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. —
' AyvioBtis, -ctaa, -tv, par. —
'AyvicQnrc, 1 a. impr. pass. —
'Ayviawat, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of
last.
'Ayvtoua, -aros, rb, and ' Ayviapos,
-ov,b, (fr. ayvbs pure) cleansing,
purification, expiation.
Xyvoiu) -w, f. ->/<ru), p. nyvonica (fr.
a neg. and voiu to think, th.
voo$ the mind ; or fr. a neg.
and yvow to know) not to know,
to be ignorant of, not to under-
stand; to err, or sin through
ignorance. Imp. r/yvoeov -ouv, 1
a. par. ayvoi)oas.
Kyvonna, -arog, rb, (fr. last) 77U.<t-
take, error ; a sin or fault through
ignorance, g. pi. ayvorifidrwv.
Ayvoia, -«?, fa (""• same) igno-
rance, want of knowledge ; un-
skilfulness ; imprudence, error,
sin.
Kyvotiu), Poet, for ayvotut.
Ayvoirjatv, Ion. for ayvoln, 3 sin.
pres. sub. of ayvoiiia.
'Ayvog, -ov, fa a willow, also aflsh.
Ayvbg, -fa -bv, chaste, pure; un-
mixed, unpolluted, undefiled ;
clear from sin, or guilt ; sepa-
rated from sinners ; innocent.
'Ayvorng, -nrog,fa (fr.last) chastity,
purity ; holiness, aversion from
sin. d. sin. ayvdrvrt.
kyvoovv, neut. sin. cent. — Ay-
voouvtes, nom. pi. cont. par.
pres. act. ofayvoit*.
Ayvoovfiev, 1 pi. cont. — h yvoovai,
3 pi. pi es. ind. aot. — Ayvooipe-
Aro
vos, -n, -ov, par. pres. pass. cont.
— A yvow v, par. pres. act. cont.
of same.
'AyvvQtg, -u>v, a}, pebbles used as
weights to part of the machinery
in weaving.
"Ayvvfit, Ayvvu), or 'Ayu>, f. a£u>,
p. r)Xa%. to ore'*k, bruise; dash
forcibly ; to wreck, shatter ; vio-
late, infringe. 1 f. Att. £<f£w, and
per. Att. cd%a. 1 a. act. >;£<:,
Att. ed$U. 2 a. ind. act. dyvvv,
-vg, -v, pass, ttydvv, Att. id-^Bnv.
2 a. pass. r\ynv, Att. iaynv. per.
mid. Zya, par. r/yibg, Att. iaya,
and tay&g.
'Ayvvvr, Ion. and Apos. for tjyvvv-
to, imp. pass, of last.
Ay vu>, and A yaw, contracted from
ayiviu).
Ayvw/xov/w, (fr. ayvw/ioov foolish) to
act foolishly, do silly things.
Ayvuubvuig, (fr. same) foolishly,
stupidly ; unreasonably, ungrate-
fully ; rashly, unadvisedly.
Ayvojfjioavvn, -ng, fa (fr. next) fol-
ly, silliness ; awkwardness, igno-
rance ; rashness, temerity ; rude-
ness, roughness, pcrverseness, ob-
stinacy ; ingratitude ; uncouth
behaviour.
Ayvdifiutv, -ovog, h, fa (fr. a neg.
and yviLun judgment, th. yvou> to
know) foolish, silly; imprudent,
indiscreet ; ignorant ; unreason-
able, unjust; unmerciful; sin-
ful, wicked ; ungrateful, unfeel-
ing, inhuman.
'Ayvwj, (fr. dyvbs .chaste) chastely,
innoceiitly, purely.
Ayv&g, (fr. a neg. and yvdu to
know) ignorantly, unskilfully.
Ayvus, -tiros, b, fa (fr. same) igno-
rant, awkward, uninformed ; also
unknown, uncertain, obscure.
AyvuxraoKz, Ion. for nyvdnce, 3 sin.
1 a. ind. act. of ay voiw.
Ayvuxrii, -as, fa (fr. a neg. and
ytvwaKtj) to know) ignorance, un-
skilfulness.
AywioKu), f. -wirw, Ayvuxriru), and
Ion. Ayvuto-adcKH), (fr. same) to
be ignorant, not to know, not to
acknowledge, or recognise.
'Ayvuxrros, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same)
unknown.
AynfiTivTos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. a neg.
and yorjs a wizard) unaffected by
charms, over whom enchantments
have no effect.
AyovrcvTujs, (fr. last) in security
from charms.
Ayoiaro, Ion. for dyoivrv, 3 pi.
pres. opt. pass, of dyw.
Ayofuvos, ->7» -ov, par. pres. pass,
of same.
Ay6p.<pu>Tos, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg.
and yi'.^.fios a nail) loose, incom-
pact, ill united, frail.
"Ayov, Ion. or Dor. for 7/yov. 2 a.
ind. act. of dyu).
Ayovbs, -ov, b, >/, (fr. a neg. and
yovos offspring, th. ytvduai, to
be) past bearing, incapable of
procreation ; barren, childless .
unborn, never born.
Ayopa, -as, fa a place, square, mar-
(7)
Aro
ket-place, or forum ; where, \c
cording to the Greek and Ro-
man customs, the markets,
courts of justice, and public
assemblies, were held, and all
kinds of public business trans-
acted ; an assembly held there ;
a speech or oration delivered
there.
Ayopdac&ai, Poet, for ayopdtodai,
cont. ayopdoQai, pres. inf. mid.
of ayopdut.
Ayopd^u), I. -aw, p. vyopaKa, (fr.
same) to buy and sell, traffic^
trade; to purchase, procure; to
redeem, perf. pass, vyopdapai, 1
a. ind. pass. nyopdo9nv.
Ayopiiios, -ov, b, fa (fr. same) *•«-
luting to the market, vulgarf
mean, common; loose, disorder-
ly ; judicial, belonging to the
courts ; viz. f)u(p<i, those dayf
when the courts sit, court days,
also epith. of Jupiter and ot
Mercury whose statues were
placed in the market place.
Ayop.-tvu/jo;, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
vifios law) one who regulates the
market, the clerk of the mar-
ket.
Ayopuvofiiu) -5, (fr. last) to regu-
late the market, act as clerk.
Ayvpuvoftia, -as, fa (fr. same) the
duty of the clerk of the market.
Ayopsicdeiv, Dor. for ayopdi^civ,
pres. inf. ofayopdfa.
Ayopaaia -as, fa and Ayop»<nj,-«o?,
Att. -eujs, fa (fr. ayopa the mar-
ket) buying and selling, traffic^
trade, dealing.
Ayopdafia, -aros, to, and -fibs, -ovf
o, (fr. same) merchandise.
Ayopucrris, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
dealer.
Ayoodaov, in 2 pi. -(rare, 1 a. impr.
act. — Ayopdau), 1 pi. -aoptv, 1 f.
ind. act. of ayood^u).
Ayopdu) -a, (fr. ayopa the market;
same as ayopzvu).
Ay<5p£i>', Apos. for ayoptve, pres.
impr. or Ion. and Apos. for
nyoptve imp. ind. — Ayooevi-
jxtv, Ion. for ayoptvav, [Veg.
inf. of
Ayoptib), f. -tvffu) (fr. ayopa the
market) to address a public as-
sembly, harangue; to relate, de-
clare, tell, shouj, explain ; an-
nounce, publish, proclaim.
Ayopiijj -S% f. -feu. the same,
generally used in comp.
Ayopiuyv, Ion. for ayopwv, g. pi. of
ayopd.
Xyopfa -ijs, fa Ion. for ayopd.
Ayopi'iva't, (fr. ayopa the market)
to, or towards the market.
Ayopy)(t)i (fr. same) at, or in the
market.
Ayopn6us, 1 a. par. pass. — Ayo-
p>'iaaTo, Ion. for nyopfjoaro, S
sin. 1 a. ind. nv.d. of ayopdu.
Ayoonrris, -o?>, b, (fr. ayopd the
market) a speaker.
Ayopnrbs, -ov, b, .same.
Aynpnriis, -vos, fa (fr. same)^7uen-
cy of langwige, eloquence.
"Ayas, -cos -ovs, to, veneration, rt-
Arp
kpect ; an expiation, atonement,
Matin/action ; crime, guilt, sin ;
pollution.
kybs, -ov, b, (fr. dyw to lead) a
leafier, heutl, chief; a captain,
general.
kyoarbi, -ov, b, the palm of the
hand ; the hack of the hand ; the
fist, a grasp; the forearm; the
arm.
kyua, -as, fa a draught of fishes ;
game, prey, a capture ; a trap ;
the chase, hunting, fouling, &c.
kypdfiuaros, -ov, i, fa (fr. a ncg.
UM ypdfifta a letter) illiterate,
unlearned.
kypavXiui -w, f. -I/aw, p. nypav\nica
(fr. dypos the country, and avXi)
to In i in the coun-
try ; to abide in the fields, pro-
prrly l>y night.
'Ayp-ivXof, -ov, b, fa (fr. same)
abiding m the fields.
kypa<f>ds, -ov, b, fa (fr. a neg. and
yp4f*t 10 write) unwritten.
'kypci, and dyoti pav, same as
dye, and dye th, and ayouO' for
ayptlri, pres. ini|>r. of aypiiD to
lilint (th. dypa a rapture) come,
come on; up, hasten, muse.
kypcvua, -droi, rd, (fr. aypcvm to
limit, tli. ,iyo,i a prey) game,
prey, booty, spoil.
Aypcvi, -f'oi, Alt. -iwc, AypcvTiip,
-fipos, and Ayptvrfa, -ov, b, (fr.
nme) a hunter, a huntsman, a
sportsman.
Ayptvu, I. tioui, (th. dypa a prey)
to hnnt, chase; to lake, catch;
to ensnaie, inveigle.
'kypnv, Ion. for dypav, a. sin. of
dypa.
'Aypia, and Ayptu; (fr. dyo:os
wild) wildly, fiercely, savagely.
Aypinivu) (fr. dypios wild, th. aypbs,
a field) to irritate, provoke, tcaze,
exasperate ; to fret, agitate ; to
heighten, aggravate, embitter.
Aypiai, -dtoi, fa (fr. same) rustic,
rural.
kypu\a7os, -ov, fa (fr. same, and
iXata the olive-tree) the wild
olive-tree ; a barren tree.
aypi^w, (fr. same) to exasperate.
see ayptaiiw.
kypiofid\avos, -ov, b, (fr. same,
and (3d\avo$ an acorn) the holme-
oak.
kyoiouvpUn, -ra, i), (fr. same, and
pvpUn the amarisk) the wild
tamarisk.
^Aypioc, -a, -ov, ^th. aypds a field)
rustic ; wild, fierce, turbulent,
boisterous ; rude, untaught, unci-
vilized, savage ; untruclahle, hurt-
fid, noxious ; mad, raving, fran-
tic ; also, Agrios, a man's name
kypiorns, -nros, fa (fr. last) rus-
ticity ; mildness, fierceness, &c.
kypioia -u), (fr. same) to grow wild,
to let grow wild ; to exasperate.
kyoi-m's, -ov, and -a, b, Agrippa,
a man's name.
kypni^'tf, -cog -ov%, h, fa (fr. ayoios
wilfl) wild, fierce, savage.
Ayoitjs, (fr. same) uncoiUhly, sa-
vagely, fiercely.
Arr
kyp66tv kyp6Bi, (fr. aypie a field)
from the field ; in the fit Id.
kypotKtut -w, (fr. dypotKOf rustic)
to rusticate, live in the country.
kyooiicla, -as, fa (fr. same) rusti-
i ity, vulgarity, roughness ; a
country house, a farm house, a
villa, a country seat.
'kypou.of, -ov, b, i), (fr. aypbs a
!i< I<1, and oticoc a habitation) rus-
tic, wild ; clownish, uncouth,
ird ; rude, surly.
Aypoiuir^is, -ov, b, (fr. same) see
aypdrnc.
' jiuo(, <v, b, fa (fr. same
and Kviotpds tutnult) rioting, or
causing confusion throu
country.
kypouhnatv, d. pi. with y added
— Aypouivoio, g. sin. — Aypo-
utvMv, g. pi. Ion. for aynpupi-
vats, -ov, -u»r, of ayilnu).
Aypdvh, (fr. aypbs a field) to the
Jit l<l, to the country.
Aypovofila, -as, fa (fr. same, and
vofioc a law) regulation, or divi-
sion of land.
Aypovdftoi, -u>v, o't, (fr. same) offi-
cers to regulate, or divide land ;
surveyors.
Ay pis, -ov, b, land, a field, farm,
country seat ; the country.
Ayporipos, -a, -ov, (fr. last) u ibl ;
rural, rustic ; a tenant of the
wiltlerness, inhabitant t,f the
country ; a hunter, or huntress.
Ayporfc,~ov, and Ayporhp -Tipos, b,
(fr. same) a rustic, clown ; wild,
fierce, savage.
Aypvnviirt, 2 pi. cont. pres. impr.
act. of
AypvrrviiMi -Ci>, (fr. aypvxvos sleep-
less) to lie awake ; to watch,
wake ; to be watchful, or guard-
ed against sin,
Aypvriia,-as, fj> an^ lon.aypvTriln,
-rjs, hi (^*- »amc) waking, u ate/t-
ing; watchfulness^ vigilance, cir-
cumspection, a. pi. aypvnvlais.
' Aypvirvos, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. ypv
an atom, and virvos sleep) sleep-
less ; watchful, vigilant ; diligent,
assiduous, incessant.
Aypvnvovvre;, n. pi. cont. par.
pres. act. — Aypv-Kvoiat, 3 pi.
cont. pres. ind. act. of aypv-rviut.
Kyoucou}, (fr. aypbs land) to hunt,
pursue, prey.
kypuoaa, -as, f), Poet, a huntress
Aypworris, -ov, b, and ayottiorijio,
-woos, b, (fr. same) a hunter ; a
rustic, peasant, chum.
'Aypuons, -ios, >h (fr- same) her-
bage, grass, pasture ; dogsgrass.
Kypurns, Poet, for ayp6rns.
Kyvia, -ds, hi « roadi nig^ay,
street; village.
Kyvtaris, -ttos, b, f,i (fr- last) liv-
ing in the same street, or village,
a neighbour.
kyvuvaeia, -as, fa (fr. a neg. and
yvpvd£u> to exercise) disorder,
negligence, indolence; want of
discipline, or cultivation.
Ayvov'ioTos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same)
not liking exercise; unpractised,
undisciplined, inexperienced.
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AFX
kyivaiKOs, ov, kyVvr/s, -toe -sVs
and Ayi'^oj, -ov, b, fa (fr. a neg.
and jiMj a woman) single, un-
niametl, a bachelor, or muul.
'kyiipts, -«oj, Att. -tws, fa a compa,
ny, assembly, assemblage, croud
gathering of people ; the vulgar ,
a rendezvous ; a hcup, collec-
tion.
kyvpiu -<S, and Ayvplfa (fr. last)
to SMtniMS, rolltrt meet.
Ayvprns, -ov, b, [fr. same) a
tpiack-doctor, a mountebank, jug-
gbr, fortune-teller ; impostor.
Ayvprdtw, (fr. last) to collect a
croutf, or money, like a moun
t. bank.
Ayx<i(w, Poet, for c*ag4£**<
'AYX for a>X'-
A yyaXa'w, Poet. forava^aXaw, (fr.
ukJ, and vuXJw, which see.)
'Ay^ac^t, Dor. for dy^a^t pres.
impr. of ay^a'^w.
'kyxavpov, -ov, tO, (fr. dyyt near,
ami ax pa air) tuilight, diiwn.
'ky\i, near, nigh, close, at hand.
Ay\itl\os, -ov, I, (fr. last, and uXj
■ a) maritime, bordering on
the sea, on the shore. Also, An-
chmlus, the name of a man, and
''"(f, -los -ot's, b, fa (fr.
MOM, and ftdOos depth) deep,
ntthrrJ near the earth, here below ;
steep, precipitous.
Ay^</i(ii'rw, f. -(it'ioofiat, (fr. same,
and (John) to go) to come near,
to ujiproach.
Ayx'i^'riis, -oT,b, (fr. last) a com-
panion, an attendant, a fellow
traveller.
kyx'Pariu} -u>, (fr. last) same as
ayvi/Wvw.
kyxiPijiaKa, Dor. for -(irjKa, per.
olay%t(iaivii>.
kyx'Oavfis, -ios -ovs, b, fa (fr. dy%i
near, and $vt)oku>, or $di>ui obs.
to die) just dead, almost dead.
kyxiOcos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same, and
Qibs God) near to, or like a god,
gotlliki.
kyX'Qvpos, -ov, b, h, (fr. same, and
Svpa the door) neighbour, neigh-
bouring, ailjoining, near.
kyx'r,aXnr'lil kyx^iiKos, and Ay-
XfpaKos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
ftdxouai to fight) fighting near,
at close quarters.
kyx^oXov, (fr. next) near, nigh,
at hand.
Ayx'^oXos, -ov,b,h, (fr. dyyt near,
and fto\iut to come) from the
same country, neighbourhood. &c.
also coming near, approaching.
Ayx^oia, -as, >i, (fr- »ext) wit,
acutcness ; ingenuity ; sublilty,
craft.
AyX'voos-ovs,-oov-ov,b,fa (fr. ay^t
near, and vdos the mind) witty t
acute ; ingenious, sagacious, cle-
ver ; artful, crafty, cunning.
kyxfooos -ovs, -oov -ov, b, fa (fi*«
same, and /,/w to flow) flowing
together, whose streams are near.
\yXio-no, iEol. for Ayx'oov, g. of
Ayx'KinSi -ov, b, Ancluses, a man's
name.
Ara
Ay^to-r' for ay^io-ra sup. of ay^t,
very near, next ; extremely, very
much, most, mostly.
kyxiVTtia, -ag, >), and AyxiOTttov,
-ov, to, (fr. dy^i near) nearness;
relationsfiip ; propinquity, con-
sanguinity.
Ayx«oT£u?, -tog, AtU -iwg, b, (fr.
same) a near relation, a kins-
man ; a protector, avenger.
A.yxi(*T£v<i), f. -evcu), (fr. same) to
be nearly related, next of kin ; to
succeed to the rights of inherit-
ance ; to act as a kinsman. Ay-
Xio-rcvofjiai, to have a claim of
propinquity set aside.
AyX^rlvos, or ayxiorrjvog, -n, -ov,
(fr. dyxt close, and "aTnfii to
set) standing close, pressed to-
gether, crowded, thick.
'Ayx^rog, -ov, h, fj, (fr. ay^t near)
the nearest, next.
kyx'-aT?0<Pai (""• next) quickly,
smartly.
Ayxiarpocpos, -ov, b, n, (fr. dyx^
near, and arpi<p<x> to turn) liable
to sudden alterations, changeable,
fickle; quick, active; sudden.
kyx°Qtv, (fr. same) hither, hither-
ward, near, hard by.
Ayx<$h same as <*YXli ano- ayX°V'
Ayxwy, ->?ff> f), (fr. dyx^ to stran-
gle) strangulation, choking; a
noose, halter.
A7X0?? (fr* "YW* to cn°ke) suf-
focation, choking, strangulation.
Ayxoraroi, -rj, -ov, (sup. of dyx^
near) nearest, next, close.
Ayxordrw, (fr. last) most nearly,
very closely.
Ayxortoog,-a, -ov, (comp. of ay^i
near) nearer, closer.
Ayxov, Poet, for dyx}-
Ay%ov, pres. impr. pass. of.
Ayx^i £ ~£w» p. vyxaito strangle,
choke, suffocate; bind tightly,
compress; restrain, manage, or
curb ; to silence.
Ay^w/iaAo?, -ov, b, ft, (fr. dyx<-
near, and bpa\bg even) equal,
even ; nearly of the same age,
stature, or rank.
Ayo, f. rt£u>, p. T)Xai to bring, lead,
conduct, escort; carry, bear; to
• introduce, bring in; to move,
drive, impel ; to draw, drag, rob,
ravage, plunder ; to weigh, con-
sider, explain, interpret; to
esteem, value ; to utter, pro-
nounce; to marry; pass, to
spend, celebrate ; to induce, pre-
vail on, move, affect; to govern,
rule, train, educate : to convey
oneself away , go, depart, p. Att.
dynxai and ayrioxa. 2 a. ind.
riyov, Att. fiyayov, impr. dyayt'
sub. aydyo). inf. ayayclv. per.
pass, rjyixat, 1 a. rjx^t1v> 1 *•
ax^n^oftai.
*Ayw, to break, see dyvvfti.
kyioyevg, -iog, Att. -iu>g, b, (fr.
dyu to lead) a leader, guide,
conductor ; a halter, bridle.
Aywy/j, -rig, $, (fr. same) a driv-
ing, or lea'lin" away, carrying
nfTi '-image, conveyance ; aroad,
highiuiyj a r.nwtte~t or manner
B
AAA
of life ; education, training, rear-
ing, discipline; comfort, conso-
lation ; amusement, inducement ;
a lawsuit, appeal; conduct, be-
haviour.
Aywytuog, -ov, b, rj, (fr. same) easy
to be led, docile, tractable ; port-
able, to be carried.
Aywyiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a bur-
den, a cart-load.
Aywyo?, -ov, b, (fr. same) a guide.
Ayu>v, -Givog, b, a contest, spectacle,
games; the scene, course, circus,
amphitheatre, where such are
performed ; the assemblage of
spectators there ; a temple ; the
concourse attending any cele-
bration there ; a concourse, or
assemblage of any sort, as of
ships ; a circle, circuit ; strife,
contention, contest, competition,
rivalry; a lawsuit; peril, danger.
Ayuivia, -ag, fi, (fr. ay civ a contest)
strife, struggle, contest, conten-
tion; anxiety, agony, anguish.
Aywvidta -u», (fr. same) see ayu>-
AywviSarai, and AywvlSdro, Ion.
for yywvto pivot eici, and rjtrav, 3
pi. per. and pper. of ayuvlfrnai.
Aywvievuai, Dor. for ayioviwuai,
Att. for ayuvfoofxat, 1 f. mid. of
aycovifyuat.
Ayuvi^coOe, 2 pi. pres. ind. or im-
pr. mid. — Aywvi^ov, 2 sin. pres.
impr. mid. — Aywvitypevog, par.
pres. pass, of
Ayutvityi, but more usually, aywvl-
fyuai, f. -ico/xai p. nytAviapai,
(ir. aywv a contest) to contend,
struggle, fight ; to strive, endea-
vour ; to risk, or to be in danger ;
to agonize ; to act, perform.
Aywviog, -ov, b, f}, (fr. same) relat-
ing to public games; toilsome,
dangerous, hazardous.
Ay&viaua, -Srog, to, (fr. same) a
contest,fight ; competition, trial;
a race, match ; a dispute, suit ;
an exploit ; risk, peril, danger.
Aywvjorrjj, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
wrestler, boxer, champion, prize-
fighter ; a competitor, rival, actor.
Aywvtorlf/co?, -rj, -bv, (fr. same)
concerning public games ; fitted,
prepared, or trained, for them ;
controversial.
Ayu)vo9iTr]i, -w, b, (fr. ayutv a pub-
lic game, and ridr/pi to arrange)
an umpire, arbitrator, judge, or
steward at the games in Greece,
AywvoOeriu) -w, f. -rjo-u), (fr. same)
to preside at the games, adjudge
prizes ; to urge, instigate, excite.
Aywp, Heb. indecl. a crane.
'A($u, -ag, f]-, a woman's n&me Ada.
"Aha, Dor. for ,'ioi), d. sin. of £'<%.
'Afianfiovia, -ag, and Ion. aSari/xo-
vln, -rig, n, (fr. next) unskilful-
ness, inexpertness, inexperience,
want of art or ingenuity.
A$>i}'ifiu)v, -ovog, b, rj, (fr. a neg. and
Aatjijiwv, knowing, th. daiio to
learn) unskilful, ignorant, rude,
simple, unlearned, unexperienced..
A6ang, -tog -ovg, b, '/, (fr. a neg.
and Z'lU) to learn) unlearned,
(2)
AAE
untaught, ignorant; soothing,
lulling, rendering insensible.
AhaUrog, -ov, b, >), (fr. a neg. and
S&io) to divide) whole, entire, tn»
divided ; indivisible.
'ASaicpvg, -vog, and ASaKpvros, -ovt
b,fj, (fr. a neg. and Sdicpv a tear)
without a tear, tearless ; unpititd,
unlamented; unrelenting, pitiless.
ApaicpvTi, (fr. last) without tears.
ASa/x, indecl. Adam, the first man.
AbafiavTivog, -rj, -ov, (fr. next) ad-
amantine ; hard, solid; firm,
strong; hardy, resolute, invincible.
Ada fiag, -avrog, b, (fr. a neg. r«fld
Sa/xdu) to tame) adamant, dia-
mond.
ASapac-Tog, -ov, 5, }j, (fr. same)
unsubdued, unconquered; refrac-
tory, untameable; implacable, in-
exorable.
ASa^iia -w, same as aSaxtw, 1 a.
inf. act. aSa^tjaai.
ASdiravog, -ov, b, f/, (fr. o neg. a/>4
£airavdw to expend) with^t
charge, or expense, gratuitous;
not chargeable ; thrifty, frugal,
ASandvug, (fr. last) without e><
pense, gratis, thriftily.
ASdpKtjg, -ov, b, sea water collects
to evaporate in order to get the sal/ ■
a matter gathering upon plants
in salt marshes ; pickle, brine.
'Aiatrav, for dSw, which the Laco>
nians use for dSnv, much, veryt
and daav 1 a. ind. act. of d6w%
ASaarbg, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. an^
8al(o to divide) undivided, indi~
visible ; whole, entire.
A^a^fw, to excite itching; to scratch,
scrape ; to tickle*
AdSavog, -a -ov, (fr. dS, or dSu,
Laconic for dSnv very, and oliop
dry) very dry, arid, parched.
ASSefig, Poet, for aht^g.
A<5<5r?Kdr£?, Poet, for ahyK6rtg.
'ASSyv, Poet, for dSr/v.
ASSn<payla,_-ag, >/, (fr. next) vora-
ciousness, greediness, gluttony.
A6in<pdyog, -.ov, b, fj, (fr. dhinv ,
much, and (pdyw to eat) greedy,
gluttonous, ravenous, corrosive.
AS8i, indecl. Addi, a man's name.
'A<^<5«£, a measure of four of the
Xo1vi%. About a gallon.
'ASe Kai avrd, Dor. for i8ov St Kal
avrf/, there she is herself.
"Ac's, Dor. for rj8c imp. of aSw.
7ASe, Dor. for f,Se, here.
'A(?f'a, Dor. for f/Sia from fjSig.
ASerjg, -iog -ovg, b, ft, (fr. a neg. and
Siog fear, th. Scifiu) to fear) fear--
less, intrepid, bold; stubborn,
headstrong; haughty, insolent;
shameless, impudent; safe, secure.
'A(5si, 3 sin. of a<5o).
' A<5d-, cont. a8e7, Dor. for f)8tt, f/Ss7t
d. sin. of i)Svg.
'ASeia, -ag, ^, (fr. next) freedom
from fear, security, safety ; in-
trepidity, courage, bravery.
ASei is, Poet, for afcfig . Also ASd-
yg Ion. for dbuag, g. of. dSua.
ASei/jiavTog, and AStiuarog, -ov, S,
fj, (fr. a neg. and 6e7(jia fear. th.
Stria) to fear) fearless, undaunt-
ed, intrepid, bold.
AAE
'iliTv, pres. inf. omt. of aifw.
Hut dactv same from dew. And
dittv from r/(5u>, or ati'^w Poet.
'AfltiTvoi, -OD, 6, i'y, (fr. a neg. and
iititvov supper) supperlcss.
Atuatiaindiuf, (fr. a neg. 3t«£w to
fear, and iaipwv a god) regard-
less of the gods, irreligiously, im-
piously, irreverently.
ACfKuorof, -or, 6, h, (fr. a neg. and
itudfa to bribe) unbribed, incor-
rupt; honc.it.
Aiixdorui (fr. last) incorruptly,
justly, hone'tly.
A£tX</»ui, -<pu(, -<phv, •$%{} cases of
altXQtj.
A6t\<f>iiof, and a^X^xdj, Poet, and
Ion. for alir.<t>6f.
Ait>$r), -r)f, b, ifi- at(><pd( a bro-
ther) a sister, according to the
several senses of aii\$bi, which
sec.
Allodia -<*/}, -tat -rjf, t), (fr.
same) the daughter of a brother,
or sister, a niece.
A^iX^»<5*o$ -oir$, -ov, o, (fr. same)
:/ie .ton of a brother, or «'*rer, a
nephew.
Aic^tpteiov, -ov, rd, (dim. of same)
a little brother, a dear little bro-
thir.
Aot><pifa, f. -low, (fr. same) to
take, or adopt for a hrother, to
address, or entreat at a brother.
AicXtfitKbi, -r), -bv, (fr. same) bro-
therly, fraternal.
AltXfucws, (fr. last) like brothers,
brotherly.
Ah\<t>oKr6voc, -ov, 6, n, (fr. same,
and ktiIvui to kill) a murderer of
a brother \ a fratricide.
A5t><pbp, JEo\. for
Aic\<(>oi, -ov, 6, (fr. a together, and
itX&vs the womb) a brother pro-
perly by the same mother ; a bro-
ther generally ; a kinsman, cou-
sin ; one of the same tribe, cast,
profession, or country ; one of
the same faith, a christian; adj,
.twin, related; sijnilar, congenial
brotherly.
A i2t\<(>6rns, -nroc, >', (fr. last) the
relation of brothers, or sisters;
to brotherhood, fraternity ; a so-
ciety if brethren in Christ.
ktofMorot, -ov, 5,4, (fr. a neg. and
ifuas&he body) without a body,
bodiless; incorporeal, spiritual;
■dead. Or, for aStiftavroi, wh.
see.
A<3*7<c»', Ion. for dStiv.
'AiWfyo?, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
i-irfipov a tree) without trees;
bare, Ixmen ; open, clear.
/lih, Dot. for la\j,t\ic, neut. of
A^fj, neut. of a<5>)? , for anfyc, wh.
see.
A&io~ttoto<, -ov, b, Si, (fr. a neg. and
iiervornc a. lord) without a mas-
ter, free ; without authority, or
recommendation ; unauthorized,
unwarranted ; without a lord, or
ruler.
Aitffirdruts, (fr. preced. ) freely, at
liberty, at large.
A&MKijf, -uc -oZc, 6, f)t (fr. a neg.
AAH
and icvKof the 6weet juice of
the grape) tittir ; disagreeable,
unpleasant; unwelcome.
ASi^t/Toc, -ov, 6, i;, (fr. a neg. and
ci^t'w to cook) raw; net well
cooktd, sodden, rare; untanntd,
not dressefl.
' kliw -w, f. -i'cw, p. tunica, to
please, delight, give pleasure ; to
flatter, sooth ; to prefer, choose ;
2 f. afu), per. mid. 'iata, and
tvaia, Poet, for 7^a, par. taiwi,
2 a. tainv, for Jjtuv.
Aiiw, (fr. a'(?w to satiate) to be tired,
wearied, fatigued. 1 a. opt. JEol.
ucfccux, and atlf;acia, -a(, -c,
for afroatfjt.
Aceuf, (fr. u6ti)t fearless) fearless-
ly, undauntedly.
'Alt], 2 a. sub. act. of ac/w.
'Acn, *■— 'Aln, v.—'Aoov, g. of
'AifC.
AlnicoTts, and AlcnxSTtt, Ion. for
ntnKdrtc, n. pi. par. per. act. of
aciu.
'AfirjKTOi, -ov, o, t), (fr. a nog. and
to bite) not apt to lr cor-
roded, or wasted, nor feeling de-
cay, lasting, durable; not fatten,
or gnawed ; unrnvied, unmolest-
ed ; sup. alntcrdraroc.
ASi'i'Xriroc, -cv, h, r), (fr. a neg. *nd
(5>/A/u» to hurt) unhurt; sound,
whole, entire, safe.
'Ar'rXof, -ov, b, t), (fr. a neg. and
^jjXoj clear) unarm, hiihlen, la-
tint, concealed; obscure, mean
ignoble; doubtful, dubious, un-
certain.
A&nldrnc, -nro>, and A<fyXfa, -ac, »/,
(fr. last) uncertainty, obscurity ;
inconstancy, fickleness.
Ac^Xw?, (fr. same) uncertainly, ob-
scurely, dubiously ; impercepti-
bly.
Atntuo<pyr)To<, -ov, b, i), (fr. a neg
and cnpiovpyiui to constitute) in-
effectual, inefficacious ; weak
feeble,
A6ni'ovc7v, pres. inf. act. cont
Alniiovutv, par. pres. act. cont
of
Ain^oviui -u>, f. r/5<rw, p. ncr)p6vnica,
to languish, faint, sink with la-
bour or fatigue ; to grieve, de
spair ; to be overwhelmed with
sorrow, or anxiety, 1 a. act. n6n-
fidvrjaa.
'k&riv, and deenv, enough, abun
dantly, sufficiently.
A6i)v, -hoc, b, a kernel, gland;
the tonsils, or almonds of the
tongue.
k&nvfux, (fr. next) artlessly, awk-
wardly.
A^/?vfjff, -io% -ovs, b, i), Poet. (fr. a
neg. and Stjvos design) unde-
signing, artleas, simple; unskil-
ful, stupid, dull.
A<5no<f, -iro?, and A^rpiroc, -ov, b,
fi, (fr. a neg. and fopis, a fight)
without dispute, amicable, peace-
able ; irresistible, not to be op-
posed.
Ainpirwc, (fr. last) indisputably,
without dispute, unquestionably.
AStfc, and Poet, attnc, -ov, b, (fr.
(10)
AAl
a neg. and dim to see) a dark,
obscure place; a place unseen,
or no/ to be seen by mortals ;
hades, the receptacle, or region
of the dead, containing all the
fabulous mansions of (he hca-
Iheo ritual. According to the
christian doctrine, the mi
world of spirits, the unseen place
of souls ; the place of thi
ly, but vulgarly a place
of torv.evl ; the alotle of the
damned, hell; death.
Atri<f>ayia, see af(:tj^nyia.
Aliay \u>ctos, -ov, b, !/, (fr. a neg.
and ?>tdyt,u>fit to distinguish)
indistinguishable, indiscernible,
doubtful.
AltaipiTos, -ov, b, t). (fr. a neg. and
liatpiu to 6( puratey inseparable,
closdy attached.
kftdkp'iToi, -ov, b, >), (fr. a neg.
and SiaKpiiw to distinguish) not
to be distinguished, indistinct,
confused; peaceable, not litigi-
ous; undistinguishing, impar-
tial.
AdiaXitrros, -ov, b, r), (fr. a neg.
and ^laXj/rw to intermit) un-
ceasing, continual, without inter-
■ mn.
A(?iaXf('rrwf, (fr. last) continually,
incessantly.
AiidWaKToc, -ov, b, }j, (fr. a neg.
and ftaWdoou) to reconcile} ir-
recnnrileuble, adverse, discordant.
AiidlVros, -ov, b, r), (fr. a neg. and
r'niXi'w to melt) not to be melted,
indissoluble ; binding, firm .
A&iavrov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) an
herb, maiden-hair.
Aciavroc, -ov, b, >/, (fr. a neg. and
bimhm to sprinkle) not sprinkled,
or moistened, dry; rigid, un-
bending, strict.
AtiarrutTos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg.
and itnrbmt to decay) firm,
lasting, durable; infallible, cer-
tain.
Ahdorpo<poc, -ov, b, //, (fr. a neg.
and CiaoTp/<f>to to distort) unper-
verted, invariable.
ASidrpcnros, -ov, b, r), (fr. a neg.
and fiarpi-no) to pervert) un-
moved; immoveable, firm, unal-
terable.
Aciarpt-zTux;, (fr. last) immovtably,
firmly.
AtiaebOopia, -ac, t), (fr. next) incor-
ruptness, integrity, honesty ; pu-
rity of manners ; sincerity.
A('id<fj9opos, -ov, b, //, (fr. a neg. and
lia<pQopu corruption, th. ^dcipu
to corrupt) incorruptible, uncorm
rupt, pure, honest, sincere.
Ahd^cpoi, -ov, b. h, (fr. a neg. and
Swepfou) to differ) indifferent,
1 middling, neither good nor bad ;
trifling, insignificant.
Alidxpcvcroi, -ov, 6, ;;, (fr. a neg.
and iiaipcifoftat to deceive) that
cannot be deceived, or imposed on.
AlilaKToc, -ov, b, //, (fr. a neg. and
cicdoKio to teach) untaught, ig-
norant, illiterate, inexperienced;
natural, spontaneous.
Alie^iracroc, -ov, b, t), (fr. o neg.
A AM
itii through, and efcra£u> to exa-
mine) unsearchable; inexpressi-
ble, ineffable.
Aiinynros, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg.
and Sinyiofiai to relate) not to
be told, beyond expression, inex-
pressible.
A.5iK£iTt, act. — A.6iK£tode, pass.
2 pi. cont. ofaoWu).
LliKtaoai, Ion. and JEol. for aSi-
Krjaat, 1 a. inf. act. of
A.<5t/tfu> -w, f. -fjarut, p. nbtKnKa, (fr.
a neg. and <5ik»7 justice) to injure,
wrong ; to annoy, hurt, dam :ge,
harm. Par. pres. ataciwv, -uiv,
a. sin. aSiKovvra. 1 a. ind. »7^j-
Ki'ioa' impr. aSiKr/crov. pres. pass.
aSiKtofiai -ov/iai. per. ind. pass.
ijStKnuai. 1 a. nSiKtjdrjv.
Aiucndcls, -tlaa, -h, g. -evtoj, par.
1 a. pass. — A.hiKnQG>, -jjs, -f,,
1 a. sub. pass, of last.
AhUnua, -aros, to, (fr. same) an
act of injustice; injury, hurt,
wrong, damage; crime, offence;
disgrace, scandal.
A.6iKn(ras, par. 1 a. act.— ASucrjaat,
1 a. inf. act. — AbiKnadTta, 3 sin.
1 a. impr. act. — Adticrjcrrjs, 2
sin. and -anrs, 2 pi. and -trwon,
3 pi. 1 a. sub. act. — Ao^/o/o-w,
-sis, -si, 1 f. ind. act. of a6t-
KSU>.
A.8iKnreos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) to be
injured, &c. ; hurt cannot be
avoided, wrong must be done.
kciKia, -as, »/, (fr. same) injustice,
partiality, wrong, injury ; false-
hood, deceit ; unrighteousness,
iniquity, villany.
A.o'iKodottij} -d, (fr. dhiKos unjust,
and So%a fame) to seek fame by
bad means ; to thirst after glory ;
to decree iniquitously, determine
unjustly.
*Ao7koj, -ov, b, '), (fr. a neg. and
Sikt) justice) unjust, iniquitous,
partial, corrupt ; deceitful, falla-
cious; iujurious, hurtful; un-
righteous, sinful, wicked ; inade-
quate, unfit, improper.
kSticu, I sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
— aSikuv, n. mas. cont. par.
pres. act. of a<Ww.
Aoik&s, ( fr. dSiKOi, unjust) unjust-
ly, wickedly, &c.
A&ivduv, JEo\. for aSiv&v, g. pi. of
Afitvbs, -}j, -bv, dense, thick, copious;
crowded, numerous ; strong, har-
dy ; fierce, violent ; ceaseless, in-
cessant ; fat ; noisy, clamorous.
ASiov, Dor. for qc'iov, neut. comp.
of f)tv$.
ASiopfiuTus, (fr. a neg. andoiooflow
to correct) incorrigibly.
'A5i<pos, -ov, b, }), (fr. a neg. and
btya thirst) not thirsty, moist,
cool; quenching, cooling, allay-
ing thirst.
A(5/iaroj, -ov, b, Dor. for 'ASpyroi,
Admetus, a man's name.
AS/iris, -rjros, same as 'ASiinros,
-ov, b, fj, (fr. o neg. and <5«^au>
to subdue) untamed, wild, un-
broken; unlractrjble, fierce, sa-
vage.
k^unrls, -(00s, $, same as last.
AAP
ASfirjrn, -ns, f), AdmetS, a woman's
name.
ASpoXia, or AfywXfa, -ay, »/, (fr. a
neg. and tSuiov intelligent) igno-
rance.
"A8oifit,2 a. opt. act. ofadfu.
ASoktitov, A&oKr'/Tuis, and 'ASokois,
(fr. next) unexpectedly, sudden-
ly, unawares.
ASoKrjroi, -ov, b, i% (fr. a neg. and
8oKiu> to consider) unexpected,
unthought of, sudden; of no
consideration, mean, worthless.
A(Wfyoy, -ov, b. {], (fr. a neg. and
Soki/ios approved, th. oWco to
consider) disapproved, rejected,
cist off; undiscerning, silly,
senseless, stupid ; unqualified,
unfit, barren, worthless.
A8o\ta\citi -St, f. -fjou) (fr. dio;,
abundance, ./and Ant;^ convcr-
sation) to converse freely, to chat,
to gossip together. 1 a. inf. act.
ado\eaxrja~ai.
A5o\ea%ris, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
talker, a gossip.
A8o\£ox.ia, -as, f/, (fr. same) talka-
tiveness ; conversation, chat.
AdoXsoxps, -ov, b, »;, (fr. same)
talkative, loquacious, chatty.
'A&o\os, -ov, b} fj, (fr. a neg. and
<5oAo? deceit) candid, ingenuous,
sincere; pure, innocent; unmix-
ed, unadulterated.
A<5<5Awy, (fr. last) sincerely.
^A8ov, Dor. for 7}8ov, imp. ind. act.
of £<5w ; or neut. of SSwv, par.
pres. of same verb ; but
"A8ov, Dor. for rjbov, 2 a. ind. act.
ofa^fw, or avbdvu), opt. aooifii.
fA<W«, Dor. for fjdovn.
Adovnros, -ov, b, »/, fr. a neg. and
Sovioi to disturb) immoveable,
unshaken, firm; unmoved, mo-
tionless, still, calm, quiet.
ASovls, -iSos, fj, same as an5ovis.
'Ahovrts. n. pi. par. pres. act.
— 'A8ov<ri, 3 pi. pres. ind. act.
of aodi.
A<5o#a> -5, (fr. a neg. and 84J-a
fame) to live, inglorious, to be of
no account ; to vilify, defame.
A&ol;la, -as, >;, (fr. same) infamy,
ignominy, disgrace, dishonour.
'A<5ofoy, -ov, b, rt, (fr. same) inglo-
rious, mean, infamous, contempti-
ble, obscure.
"A8os, -ov, b, (fr. a.5io) to please)
joy, delight, pleasure.
'A8os, -cos -ovs, rd, (fr. d8u to sa-
tiate) satiety, disgust, loathing;
lassitude, weariness, fatigue ;
plenty, abundance.
"A8i v, g. of qSrjS.
' AhoapvTTnvbs, -r), -ov, of the city
of Adramyttium.
A&pivtia, and A&pavia, -as, fj, (fr. a
neg. and Spaivu) for <5piu) to act)
weakness, feebleness; sloth, indo-
lence, languor.
A.8pnvi(.o -5, (fr. same) to be weak,
or indolent ; to neglect, fail.
ASptivfts, -tos -ovs, b, }), (fr. same)
weak, feeble, infirm ; barren, im-
potent ; slothful, lazy, indolent ;
destitute.
A8owjtuc, Ion. iSonarrsin* an epi-
(11)
aah
thet of Nemesis ; envy, malice,
revenge ; fate, destiny.
'Aipaoros, -ov, b, 17, (fr. a r*eg. anil
ipdtj) to flee) that will not flee,
or fin i firm, resolute, faith-
ful. Also Adrastus, a "man's
name.
' A8pcir>'i0o'\ov. -ov, rb, (fr. a8pb(
abundant, and e-rr>jl3o\os for erri-
(3o\os sharing) success, prosperi-
ty ; the full attainment of an ob-
ject, good fortune; boldness,
sublimity.
'Aiplw -u>, f. ->/<Tu>, p. rihpnKa (fr.
same) to abound, be plentiful, be
large ; to grow, increase. Par.
per. act. f)8pnic<l>s.
Abpnarivn, -ns, n, the daughter of
Adrastus.
'ASpnoros, Ion. for 'Afyaoroj.
' A&pia, a. of
'Afyias, -ov, 6, Adria, or Gulf of
Venice.
'Abpbs, -a, -bv, ripe, mature, full
grown; rich, abundant, plenti-
ful; great, powerful, mighty;
strong, fat, large.
' Aipocvvn, -ns, f>i (fr. last) same
as next.
'ASpurnSi -nros, hj (fr- same) abun-
dance, plenty ; wealth ; power,
strength, vigour, maturity ; great-
ness.
'ASporrjrt, I. of last.
"Abpvvois, -10s, Att. -cus, hi (fr»
aSpvv-i) to increase) youth, pu-
berty, manhood, maturity.
'ASpvvia, f. -vvG), p. TjhpvyKa (fr.
abpbs abundant) to increase, en-
large, extend, aggrandize ; rear,
fat'en. — 'Adpvvouai, to grow, to
be* >me great, to act proudly ; to
arrive at manhood.
'.\8v, Dor. for ffbv.
'AouyXuxraos, Dor. for ^3vyAwc*af
' Afivcrrris, Dor. for f)hvzrijs.
rAiv\oyos, Dor. for 1^ v\oyos .
'ASvine'krjs, Dor. for 7/<5u^eX>75.
Abvvtxuia, -as, f/, and Ion. Abwautti.
-ns, n, (fr. a neg. and ivvoftat to
be able) impossibility, impotence.
Aovvacia, -as, fj, (fr. same) impo-
tence, weakness, inability ^imbe-
cility ; simplicity, silliness*.
Abvvariij) -u>, f. >/<rw, (fr. same) to
be unable, to be impotent; to be
impossible. 1 f. ind. act; a*5uva-
njaui, -us, -ti.
Ahvvdros, -ov, b, fir, (fr: same) un-
able, incapable; impotent, weak ;
impossible, impracticable. Comp.
aivvarwrtpos, sup. -rtiraToj.
Abwdrus, (fr. last) iveakly, feebly ,
foolishly.
'aSv-itvoos, Dor. for ^urrvooj.
'ASvs, Dor. for i)5vs.
' Ac'vTov -ov, to, (fr. a neg. and
Svvu* or Svio to enter) a sacred,
or consecrated pla^e, a part of
the Temple into which none but
the priest was allowed to enter,
a shrme.
'Ahvros, -ov, b, 1% (fr. same) inac-
cessible, not to be approaclud}
consecrated, holy, hallowed.
'A<5w, f. -orw, to satiate, fill, glut,
gratify I to injure^ hurt, harm*
AEI
fta, Poet, atliu, f. 4ffUi ?• VKa
ting, viarble ; to prophesy, to
utter oracles; to praise, celebrate.
1 a. fjca, per. pass, jjff/iut, 1 a.
jjednv.
'A6w, to please, see aoiut.
*AcW, -ovaa, -ov, (2 a. par. of last)
pleating, agreeable; willing, rea-
dy.
AiJwv, -6vos, f), Dor. for ancoiv.
'AcWtj, -iios, o, Adonis, a man's
name. a. '\6mviv.
Aiwpnros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
iwpov a gift) ungifted, not re-
warded.
A.&<i)Oo66KT]ros, -ov, b, r), (fr. a neg.
oupov a gift, and 6i%ouai to take)
that will not take a bribe, incor-
rupt, upright, honest.
'Aiupof, -ov, b, }), (fr. a neg. and
iupov a gift) without presents;
ungifted, without reward ; incor-
rupt, ujiright, himist. Also who
does not give, niggardly.
Aciirns, -ov, b, (fr. a neg. and 61-
6u)fit to give) who does not give,
ungenerous, covetous.
AtO\cvw, f. -tvau, p. cvKa, (fr. aiO-
Xos contest) to contend at public
games ; to Jight ; to contest ,
strive, dispute, vie, emulate ; to
strive, labour, toil. 1 a. opt. .4£ol.
ai6\evacta, -as, -t.
AtdXiw, Ion. for aOXiut, same as
last.
A(6Xijrr)p, -r)poc, b, (fr. same) one
who Jtghts at public games; a
champion, prize-Jig hler, pugilist,
wrestler.
AiOXiov, 'AtdXov, and'AQXov, -ov,
rb, (fr. same) a prize, premium,
reward of victory .
AidXtos, -ov, b, (fr. same) a cham-
pion, prize-fighter, pugilist.
AiOXovikia, -as, »;, (fr. same, and
vIkij victory) victory, success,
or triumph, in public games.
'AtBXos, -ov, b, a contest, trial of
skill ; a fight, skirmish, battle ;
risk, danger, hazard ; a con-
troversy, dispute ; public games,
tournaments, or martial exer-
cises ; pains, labour, toil, fatigue,
distress.
AtOXo<p6pos, -ov, b, (fr. dcB\ov a
prize, and (popiu or <pfput to car-
ry) who carries the prize, a con-
queror at public games • victorious.
Ad, always, ever, aye ; frequently,
continually, perpetually.
ktiycvcrdwv, JEo\. for auytvtrCJv,
g. pi. of.
Auycvirris, -ov, b, (fr. acl always,
and yivofiai to be) everlasting,
eternal, immortal.
AdctXos, (fr. a neg. and eiSio to
see) Poet, same as ati&ljc.
Atihtv, Dor. for adbtiv, pres. inf.
act Adoeo, Ion. for adSov,
pres. impr. pass, of adbw.
Atitris, -ios -ovs, b, ff, (fr. a neg.
and ttBa to see) not to be seen,
invisible ; dark, obscure, gloomy.
Also (fr. lico'i shape) shapeless,
deformed, uncouth.
Atitvffi, Ion. for adcj],S. sin. pres.
sub. act. — AuSoioo, Dor. for
AEK
adoovaa, n. fern. par. pres. act,
— Atibofitvoi, par. pres. mid. or
pass. — Ktioov, Ion. for rjtloov,
imp. act. — Adbovri, dat. sin.
par. pres. Dor. for atliovtri, 3
pi. pres. ind. — Adbinv, -ovaa,
-ov, par. pres. act. of
Adbio, 1. aiicu), p. t'ttiKa, and ;/*a,
Poet, same as dcu in prose, to
sing, warble ; to prophesy, ut-
ter oracles; to praise, ccLliratt .
1 a. act. ind. fiitaa' opt. X.o\.
adatta, -as, -i' sub. aetata. 2 f.
ind. act. alcu). per. ind. pass.
t/iicftat, and rjcfiat ■ per. ind. mid.
fjoiia.
Atifaov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) the herb
houseleek.
Actios, -ov, b, ft, (fr. aci always
and far) life) immortal, everlast-
ing, eternal..
AttKCta, -ay, »/, and Ion. atucdn,
-its, ,',, (fr. MMdk indecent) in-
dignity, contumely, affront, out-
rage, insult.
AetiuXios, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same) un-
becoming ; worthless, desjncable,
contemptible ; loatiisome, foul,
unlucky.
AttKrts, -ios -ovs, b, h, (fr- a neg.
and iikii) to become) unbecom-
ing, indecent, uAseemly ; ftarsh,
, rrud.
AciKtfyo, Att. atklfa, f. -eu>, (fr
list) to insult, affront, treat
cruelly ; to act intlecently ; to
befoul, soil, pollute ; to disgrace,
dishonour.
Acikuk, (fr. same) shamefully, in-
deccntly, unbecomingly.
Adutvai, Poet, for aifuvai, Dor.
lor dm, pres. mf. of <iu>.
Atiprnoros, -ov, b, >;, (fr. ad al-
u.ivs, and fivdofiai to remem-
ber) ever to be remembered, not
to be forgotten, memorable.
A chaos, -ov, b, ft, and Auxdiov,
-ovaa, -ov, (fr. ati always, and
idw to flow) ever flowing, con-
tinually running ; perennial, un-
ceasing ; ever living, everlasting.
'Aupa, Ion. for t)tipa, 1 a. ind. act.
of
Atlpo), f. aepu, p. rttpxa, to lift,
raise, elevate ; to carry, convey,
bring ; to hang, suspend, tie or
fasten to ; to take upon, to under-
take. 1 a. act. ind. >/£ipa* impr.
dcipov. mid. rtttpdpnv. par. actpd-
ficvos- 2 a. i/tpov. par. pres.
pass. atip6fjitvos- I a. pass. ind.
nipdrtv' sub. aipQH).
A tiy, -iaea, -ev, par. pres. act. —
AtiVi, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. ofa^i.
Atiaar, Ion. and Apes, for vdoa-
ro, 3 sin. 1 a. mid. or Apos. for
adaart, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. of
'Aetata, Poet, for ijlo-fia.
AtKaCdfjcvos, -n, -ov, (par. pres.
pass, of next) compelled, forced,
constrained ; adj. unwilling,
loath, not inclined, averse.
AtKd^u), (fr. afKuiv unwilling) to
force, oblige, compel, constrain.
AcKdfyftat, to be forced, be un-
willing.
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AEP
Atrcnrt, (fr. a neg. and itcnri wflJ
m»!y) unuillmgly.
Aikwv, -ovaa, -oi, Poet, for dVwv
'A/Aioy, Poet, lor J/Aioy.
ArAAu,->)y, {h a storm, trhirlv ind.
AiXXus, -dhs, 6, ft, (fr. laM) su iff,
ttorwt,
At\Xr)s, -ios -ovs, b, ft, (fr. Mime)
utormy, timpestuons, DM
roaring; iwltnt, turbulint, fu-
rious, raj id.
AiXXnros, -ov, b, ft, and acXXdrovs,
-octii, u, fh (fr. siimc, ,\ii(l vols a
f.iot) M ift.Jootnl,f.rct, rajnil.
AcXXw, (fr. same) Aello, a woman's
name.
AcX>u>^/,y, -cos -ovs, b, fj, (fr. same)
stormy, &c. seeacXX/js.
AtXrr/y, -ios -ovs, b, >';, (fr. a neg.
and tXiris hope) uneajnitid, un-
looked for ; suddin, unprovidid
for ; dcsjxnrtil of, liopiless.
AiXirovres, n. pi. of aiXrruv (fr. a
ng, and (Xm$ to expect) de-
sjminng, d( sjmnilvtg .
'AcXirr, for deXnra, neut. pL of
diXirros.
AtXirria, -as, and Ion. acXnrln,-nsi
ft, (fr. same) »/n?i/ of hope, de-
spair, hopeUssncss. E% ucXirrhts,
suddenly, UfU rptrtedly.
AcXirrtu), (fr. same) Pott. foravtX-
moriii).
'AiXittos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. samcj un-
lioixd, unejrjHiUd, imjirohublc.
Aiuivai, and dfipcvai, Dor. and
Ion. for am, pres. inf. of dw.
Aiwaos, and aiwainv, Poet, for
advaos and acivdwv.
AtvvaaoOai, Poet, for ufvraadai,
I rev. inf. pass. cont. of
Atvvdofiat -u>pai, (fr. au always,
and vdu to flow) to strtam, is-
sue, Jlow constantly ; to be
sprinkled, or moistened, be wet.
'Atl-c, Ion. for iit^i, 3 6in. imp. —
A/(aro, Ion. for nil-tro, imp.
pass, of a /(oi, for av^dvut.
At(iyvios, -ov, b, (fr. a/£w to in-
crease, and yv'iov a limb) irni-
gorating, strengthening ; train-
ing for combat.
At(i<pvros, -ov., b, fj, (fr. same, and
Qvrbv a plant) rearing plants,
fertile, fruitful.
At^ofiivoio, Ion. for at^opipov, g.
par. pres. pass, of
Af(o), f. ac^i'jou), Poet, for av%w, or
av^dvii).
'Altttos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
f'tu to speak) not to be spoken
to ; fierce, violent, haughty. Or
(fr. same, and irr^fji to fly) not
able to fly, young, unfledged.
AtpynXbs, -ii,-bv, Atpyr)s,-ios -ovs,
b,f), and Atpybs, -oiJ, b, >), (fr. a
neg. and ipyov, work) same as
apyos.
Acpyia, -as, hi anc' I°n« c^PY'Vi -IS,
»/, (fr. same) idleness, laziness,
inactivity, sloth, rlulness.
Acpe9o[xat, and yiniOojiai, Poet. (fr.
ndpoi, to raise) to raise, lift ; in
havg, be suspended; to vibrate,
flutter ; to fluctuate, be irreso-
lute, or uncertain. Imp. »j£p£0>-
pnv, 3 pi. >j£p(0ovro.
AH0
drought) dry, parched, brittle,
cracking, (fir. dSnv enough, and
i%u) to hold) united, connected,
cohering, continuous; continual,
constant, incessant.
A^vyfis, -tog -ovs, b, ft, 'A^vyoi, -ov,
b, )], and 'A£t>|, -vyo$, b, f), (fr. a
neg. and tyvywui to yoke) un-
yoked, loose; single, unmarried.
'A^vua, -wv, rd, (neut. pi. of d£v-
uoi)unleavened cakes, bread with-
out leaven, barm, yest, or fer-
ment ; the feast of unleavened
bread which lasted seven days,
on the first of which the Pass-
over was sacrificed.
A$vuirns, -ov, b, fi, (fr. a neg. and
£vun leaven) unleavened, see
d^vuos.
'A%vuo$, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same) un-
leavened, unfermented ; pure,
simple, unmixed, unadulterated,
unsophisticated.
'A£w, to make dry, drain ; to dry,
parch, scorch. ' Atyuai, to grow
dry, exhale; to grieve, fret; to
pine with sorrow, or vexation.
"A£w, and "A (,ouai, to respect, fear,
worship, venerate.
A^oio, Azor, a man's name.
'ACworoy, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
<?u)v»7 a girdle) ungirt, loose.
'Afyros, -ov, fj, Azotus, the name
of a city.
'A 77, 3 sin. pres. sub. act. of dvfii.
AnSio> -w, (fr. a neg. and f)5vs
sweet) to perceive no sweetness
or favour ; to disrelish, dislike;
to be cloyed ; to be overcome with
irksomeness, weariness, or la-
bour; to be fatigued.
At)()t}icu)s, Poet, for yntinKw, par.
per. act. of last.
A»7<5r)s, -fas -ovs, b, %, (fr. -a neg.
and i7<*uy sweet) unpleasant, dis-
agreeable ; palling, cloying; taste-
less, insipid, comp. anSio-rcpoi,
sup. -raroi.
Antia, -ay, >7, (fr. same) unplea-
santness, inconvenience, trouble,
vexation ; rancour, grudge, vari-
ance, spite.
Ano'ifa, (fr. same) to be disagree-
able, or vexatious, to trouble, vex,
plague ; to weary, torment, imp.
act. afihityv, for nrjfitfyv, pass.
arjSt^ourjv, for nno'itynvv.
A-ntovtcvs, -foy, and -rjos, 6, (fr. an-
<5<Jv a nightingale) the young of a
nightingale.
Av^ovU, -i<3o?, fj, (dim. of same) a
little, pet nightingale,
punished, unavenged; unhurt, Ia*7<$wv, -6vog, h, (fr. aeliui to sing)
a songstress ; the nightingale.
AZH
Aip$tv, Boeot. for ntpdncav, 3 pi.
1 a. pass, of aeipw.
AipQnv, Ion. for nipQnv, 1 a. pass,
of same, par. acpdtis.
Aipios, -ov, b, fi, (th. ai)p, air)
aerial, airy; high, lofty; light,
unsubstantial.
Acpo(5aTiu) -<*>, (fr. same, and /3a«vw
to walk) to move through the
air, be in the clouds.
Atpdeis, -toea, -tv, (fr. same) dark,
misty, dim, obscure; deep, hol-
low, gloomy.
'Atpov, Ion. for Jjcpov, 2 a. act. —
Affiw, -vs, -v, 2 a. sub. act. of
aeipo>.
'Aepaa, Dor. for dpan, Poet, for
ipan.
Atpainovs, -o£oy, b, f\, (fr- arjp air,
or acipoj to raise, and itovs the
foot) airy -footed; swift, fleet,
nimble.
Atpanr6rn$, -ov, and -rjroy, b, >/, (fr.
same and irirouai to fly) flying
high, soaring, floating through
the air ; lofty, towering.
Aipau), -3£ol. for atpu>, 1 f. of attpu.
Aeprd^w, f. -d<rw, (fr. adpw to
raise) to raise, lift, elevate.
Afaai, I a. inf. act. of atw, or dw.
Ato«ppoovvn, -vs, hi (fr« next) fool-
ishness, folly ; flckleness, incon-
stancy ; rashness.
Aeot<pp(j)v, -ovos, b, f), (fr. aw to
blow, and <f>pfjv the mind) foolish,
fickle, inconstant; inconsiderate,
rash.
ActiScvs, -toy, b, (fr. next) a young
eagle, eaglet.
Atrbi, and Poet, aterbs, -ov, b, an
eagle; the Roman military en-
sign.
'A%a, or d&, -7?y, f/, drought, thirst,
barrenness from want of mois-
ture ; foulness, fllihiness ; moul-
diness, rust, canker; soot, reek.
A?atvu>, same as a£w.
A^aXtoy, -a, -ov, (fr. d£w to parch)
dry, burnt, parched, torrid ; wi-
thered, blighted, decayed, ex-
hausted, g. Ion. a^aXioio.
'A$ei, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. —
'Acrirai, 3 sin. pres. sub. pass.
of d£w.
*A$co, Ion. for a£ov, pres. impr. of
afyuai.
'A^f/Ao?, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
£fj\os emulation) unenviable, un-
vjorthy of imitation, worthless,
vile, insignificant.
A^^(«oj, -ov, b, fj, (fr« « neg- and
tyftia damage) not fined, un
uninjured,, safe, whole, sound.
A^nuiias, (fr. last) safely ; without
hurt, danger, or punishment.
A%hv, -ivo$, b, the beard.
'Afyrbs, -t), -bv, (fr. a£w to revere)
august, reverend, venerable, aw-
fid.
A£vx*S> (**r- next) with noise, shout-
ing, &c. ; loudly, clamorously ;
incessantly.
tens, and rj%os sound) uttering a
great sound, loud, noisy, clamor-
ous ; dashing, crashing, (fr. <££»?
A»7i$wy, (fr. same) disagreeably,
vexatiously ; reluctantly, hardly.
'And\ by Apos. for dnro, reg. aero,
imp. pass, ofdyui.
AfiQzta, -a?, f], I°n- A.vOctv, ->??, ft,
(fr. a neg. and rj9o$ custom)
disuse ; strangeness, unusual con-
duct; misconduct, error.
Aydtoaii), imp. arjOeGtrov for nfjBea-
cov, same as
A«?0f'w -w (fr. a neg. and rrfo$ cus-
tom) to disuse, disaccustom; to
change the manners either in
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AGE
one's self, or in another • be un-
used to, feel strange.
Aijflrjy, -£os -ovi, b, >;, (fr. same)
unaccustomed, unacquainted; un-
usual, strange; irregular, via-
lent, ill, evil.
'Arjua, -aro$, to, (fr. dnui or aw, to
blow) a breath, blast, breeze;
breathing.
Ariutvat, Dor. for arjvai, for aivai,
pres. inf. of
'Anui, see aw. This verb is form-
ed as from aiu, like TiQnm, from
•Sf'w ; but it constantly retains
the long vowel, and takes no
augment.
Ar,p, -tpos, b, the air; but Afip, -faos,
fh darkness, obscurity ; an exha-
lation, mist, cloudiness.
'Anoi, 3. sin. — Aa<n, and attai, 3
pi. pres. of dnui.
Ai7<rOXoj, -n, -ov, see aiVSXoj.
Arjcvpos, -ov, b, 17, (fr. anp air, and
ovpu> to draw) panting, blowing ;
floating in the air, airy, light;
active, nimble, agile.
ArjTTji, -ov, b, and Atjttj, -n$, f), (fr.
an ut to blow) a blast, breeze,
gust, gale.
Afirov, du. pres. act. — At/vrai, pi.
pres. mid. — ' Anro, imp. pass,
of dnui,
'Anros, and Ainros, -ov, b, j^, (fr.
same) exposed to the wind, blown,
blasted ; stormy, violent ; firm
to resist the wind; windy, luff-
ing, panting. Or, (fr. a neg.
and a<5w, to satiate) insatiable,
greedy, voracious. Also Poet,
for arroj.
AfiTrnroq, and Arjffanros, -ov, b, ff,
(fr. a neg. and ^rrdofxai to sub-
mit) invincible.
"Ad", Apos. for are.
A6afjL0d, (fr. next) fearlessly, un-
dauntedly, intrepidly.
AQau(5r\s, -ios-ovs, b, 7, (fr. a neg.
and Sduffos amazement) unter
rifled, undaunted, fearless, bold,
intrepid.
AOdva, AQavda, ABavaix, Dor. for
AOrjvv, &c.
Adavacia, -aj, fit (■*•"• next) im-
mortality, endless life; the herb
tansy.
Adavarl^a, f. -lata, (fr. next) to
deify, immortalize, free from
death.
AOdvaros, -ov, b, r% and -n, -ov, (fr.
a neg. and Sdvaros death) im-
mortal, ever living, never dying,
perpetual. aOavdroio, aOavdrtii,
aOnvdroiat, Ion. for adavdrov,
ndavdrais, aQavdrots. Adavdrav,
Dor. for aOavdrnv.
'AGairros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
£a-rw, to bury) unburied.
KBdpa, -«y, fj, a pudding, or pot-
tage of meal, eggs, and cheese.
AQapciu, Heb. indecl. spies.
Afl/dro?, -ov, b, 17, (fr. a neg.
and Stdopat, to see) unseen,
unperreived, unnoticed, invisible.
Also vihn does not see, or 06-
serve; without seeing or per-
ceiving.
AQst-i, -as, 17, (fr. a neg. and 6cbs
AGP
vn) Athens, the name of a my
of anni'i i Greece. AOr/vaioi,
-<D», oi, the Athenians. A1
to, or toward* Athens. A"
from Athens. A0ijv»?<r«, at, or in
Atht ns.
AOnvn, -ns, f], Ad>';va, -as, fts if
A0H
God; impiety y irreligion, athe-
ism.
AOnl, (fr. last) impiously, irreve-
rently ; unaulcd by the assist-
ance, or grace of providence.
AQinra, Poet, for aOiara, neut. p'.
of aOtarof.
AOupiis, A0epi)s, and A8y]pr)s, "tot' fr0"1 AQnvda, A(ir,vaifj, -nf, n
-oT'i, b, f), delicate, choice, ex- Adnvcia, -ets, f), Athene, lh-
quisite; also tiiinul, worthless, name of a heathen femcA
ti/f, contemptible. n.llr cl also Pallas, and by lilf
A0Ayw, f. -(w, p. >;0tX^a fo mitfr. ' Latins Mn-nia.
See auiXyw. I AOtip, -fpo<;, 6, on car of corn, t Ik
'AOtfiti. -itrros, -tios, or -iroy, also 6eord idktdi fTMH on ft ; r/irj7',
Atiiuioros, or AOiulonos, and dHy CAtHf worthless, or tr{fing.
AdiptTOSj -ov, b, r), (fr. o ncg. AOnphs, -ios »«8f, 6,^, see uduftrf.
and Si'/iij law) unlawful, illegal ; AOnpoAotyis, or A0ipo>o)o$, -of, 6,
iniquitous, wicked , unjust, umng- (fr. o0rjp chaff, and X/y* I
/u/; abominablt, in, pure, unuu
tural.
'AQios, -ov, o, q, (fr. a neg. and
0«dj, God) un softly, denying
(Soil, an atheist} tlllpiome, irre-
f, without God ; hulcd, or
forsaken by Cn-d.
AOcptiirevros, -ov, b, fi, (fr. a nep.
and Scptiirivw, to serve) incur-
able ; unattended, neglected. Also
negligmt, careless, disrespectful.
AQip'IS, *ee a0np;jy.
AOipiZ, *tKO{, I
A0cpi£u>, f -i'<Tw, p. ifQiptxa, (fr.
ther) a ,/a», a winnoumg ma-
chine.
A8iyt)t, -/oj-ofc, and 'AOtkros, -ov,
b, h, (fr- a nep. and PiytM to
tmicli) untouched, unsullied,
jure ; unnjluttd, not to be touch-
ed, or MM c'.
'A0\\ Apos. for d8\a, pi. of a'OXov.
A0An'u;, and A0X/<d -w, f. -/;<ro>, p.
■<i (fr. if(0Xo; contest) to
strii c, cnnlivd, as in the public
pnnn I ; to struggle,
.ficht ; to week, labour, toil.
A0X?,, 3 sin. cent, pre*, sub. act
— A0A4ep, 3 sm. 1 a. sub. fed, of
. contemn, disregard, slight ;
tn sit no > alue on.
Adeain, -of, »/. (fr. </ ncg. and Si'ou
a s< n
MM, per/idy, breach e,j
'Afftff/ios. -«r, o, »'/. (fr. n I I
Sr^dj a law) lav less .
fcorr, ij'/e; illegal, unlawful, g.
pi. of adicuu>i.
A6ic<t'!iTos, -cv, b, fi, (fr. a inters.
and ${<T<f>aTos oracular) ineffable,
Unuttf : rxtru-
ordinary, excessive, vehement,
violent ; oracular, prophetic.
Vc-y seldom accursed, impi-
ous.
Adfriu u, f. -feu, p. nOhTKa, (fr.
afl«rov unsettled) <o set n
jert, despise ; to abolish, annul :
to disappoint, fait, frustrate ; to
violate an engagement ; to speak
or act deceitfully.
AOernua, -aroc, rd, (fr. last) wick-
edness, treachery, deceit.
ABiTncris, -tos, Att. -cjc, r), (fr.
same) a putting away, abolish-
ing, alrrogation.
'AOctos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a nc<r. and
Serbs settled, th. $eu> or r/0i//ii
to place) unsettled, unsteady;
mutable, changeable, fickle ; vain,
void, invalid; disapproved, re-
jected.
ABctw, pres. ind. act. cont. —
AOit&v, par. pres. act. cor.t. of
aOcriij}.
AOewpnro?, -ov, b, %, (fr. a nog. and
ytewpeu to behold) unseen, neg-
lected, disregarded ; not to be
seen, invisible ; unforesecen, sud-
den, unexpected.
AOfws, (fr. dQtoc, impious) impi-
ously, irreverently.
AQrivQi, -Q>v, al, (fr. Adrjvn Miner-
aOAt
'AOAvuti, -aro^. to, (fr. tiiOXoc a
'. f'i'ht.
'AOrrjTK^ -tos, Att. -ewe, f], (fr.
'. tt, cond at, strife,
*trust>le, fzht.
AOAnriis, -oT>, b, (fr. same) a cham-
ftSM in the (Jrccian i;anirs, a
urrstler, a combatant, a prize-
f alder.
;, -nros, r), (fr. ne.xt)
vrctchedness, misery, unhappi-
ncss, misfortune.
A0XYoj, -a, -ov, (fr. dO\os cr deQhos
distress) struggling, striving;
unhappy, wretched, miserable,
unfortunate, distressed, comp.
-:po$, sup. -wraros.
AQhoBtcia, -as, >'/, (fr. dd\os a con-
test, and ti'0»7/m to order) the
care, management, or regulation
r.i'jnihlic fames.
AQAoOtrno -w, (fr. same) to exhibit,
regulate, or ceneiuct public games.
AQ\oOiTr,s, -ov. and AOXoOerrip.
-epos, b, (fr. same) a president,
judge, or umpire, at public
games ; manager, or conductor
of such games.
'AOXov. -ov, to, (fr. next) the prize
at public combats ; a premium,
re ward, recompense.
~AdAos, -ov, b, same as diOAos.
A6\oef>6pos, -ov, b, (fr. last, and
epepu) to carry) who cairies tht '
prize, a victor, conqueror.
AOoXutos, -ov, b, t), (fr. a ncg. and
$o\bs sediment) limpid, clear,
pure, transparent, bright.
ABuovPos, -ov, 6, h, (fr. same, and
$vpvpos tumult) undisturbed,
quiet, calm, peaceable.
AQpayfvn, -tjs, fa 1 tree good for
maJiing matches.
04)
AI
'AOpavaros, -ov, b, f,, (fr. a net
and $pavu> to break) not to be
broken ; strong, solid, firm;
whole, entire, perfect, se/und.
A0p/ji -<j, f. -icu), p. -nica, (fr. a
u n is. and ^p/w, Sync, for Siw
pita to b( hold) to took steadjust-
ly, Raze, stare; to look into,
rxitv.inc, scrutinize; to discern,
desay.
AQpOt^iu, f. -CD, p. rjQpoiKU, (fr.
i.Upoi>s crowded) to coiled, clus-
ter, armed; to gedbir, a, cumu-
late. 1 a. inf. act. aOpoiom.
'Aupoierua, -arcs, rd, and AVpoier-
pds, -(l, 6, (Ir. sunie ) a gather-
ing, novel, asH milage ] a mtet-
. congregation, collection.
Adpoos, -u, -ov, crowded, collected,
I le d ; close, e.i use, thick ;
t'.eel, constant p frequent,
repeated. Also (fr. a iutcns.
o/'w to clamour) confused,
inehstmct.
Adpoorr/s, -nros, f\, (fr. last) uni-
versality, the whole ; entire^ess,
complete ness, fulness.
Adpous, (fr. same) in crewels, tldck-
ly, all at once ; continually, re-
peatedly.
A&pt'nros, -ov, b, fi, (fr. a neg. and
cpvnrej) to enervate) unimpaired
by excess, or luxury, sound,
hale, healthy.
AdvfiitD -C), f. -i'ccd, p. TiOvpnKa (fr.
a neg. ami Sv^oj spirit) to de-
sponel, despair, M discouraged, or
ehspiritcd.
AOvieirens, -a, -m, (fr. last) to be
despaired of, it is all over, it is
peift recovery.
kdvuta, -as, i^, and Ion. aOvplrj,
-ns, /;, (fr. next) dejeclie/n, de-
spanaenet, despair ; reluctance.
' Abvuas, -ov, b, f], (fr. a neg. and
Svfios spirit) elejected, downcast,
sad, desponding.
Advuijjs, (fr. last) dejectedly, &c.
AOvoioci, 3 pi. cont. pres. sub. act.
of aOvuiw.
'AOvpfta, -aros, to, (fr. a0«?pw to
play) child'4 's play •, sp/ort ; a play-
thing, a toy ; a delight, pleasure.
AOvpos, and aQvpuiros, -ov, b, t), (fr.
a ncg. and 5-i'pa a door) without
a door, open, unclosed, free, pass-
able, pervious.
AOvoij), (fr. same) to play as chil-
dren abroad, to gambol, sport,
frisk ; to sing, warble, dOvpt, for
>;0fp£, 3 sin. imp. ind.
'Advros, -ov, o, t), (fr. a neg. and
&Co) to sacrifice) unfit for sa-
crifice, profane, polluted, abo-
minable.
AOwos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. a neg. and
Au»v. a fine) not fined, unjmnislied,
pee; innocer.t, guiltless.
AOu/6o) -w, f. -wow, (fr. last) to
exempt, clear, absolve, acquit ;
Adudopai -oTuat, to be innocent.
'AOws, -«, b, Mount. Athos.
A0wo)<Ttc, -ios, Att. -ttoj, )', (fr.
aGuios not fined) exemption; ab-
solution, pardon, acquittal.
At, r.om. pin. of 6, — At, nom. pi.
fcro. of is.
Air
A?, ah ! alas ! ah me !
At, Dor. for u, if— A7, Ion. for
i i8c, oh that — would that —
ATa, for vara, as, f], Poet, for y?].
Atd^ut, f. -£», or -o-o), (fr. a« alas)
to bewail, lament, mourn, grieve.
AiaKtdao, Ion. for AiaxlSov, g. of
AiaKiSrjs, -ov, b, JEacides, the
son or descendant of
Aiaubs, -ov, b, uEacus, a man's
name.
A7av, acc. sin. of ala. Or voc. of
Alas, -avros, h, Ajax, a man's
name. Aiavre, n. du.
Aiavbs -f), -bv, and Aiavrjs, -eos -ovs,
b, f), (fr. a? alas) mournful, la-
mentable; heavy, weighty ; grave,
serious, severe, reprehensive ;
direful, portentous, ominous ;
perpetual, continual, lasting.
Ai(3oi, fy ! shame / wo ! alas ! It
expresses anger, and sorrow.
Aiya, a. sin. — Atydv, Dor. for
atySv, gen. pi. of ail;.
Aiyadev, Dor. for AtyrjGcv, from
A'y'?, rjs, h, or Kiycu, wv, a\,
jEgcc, the name of a town.
Aiyaiov, -ov, rb, iri\ayos under-
stood, (fr. last) the JEgean sea.
Aiyaiwv, -wvos, b, JEgeon, the
name of a sea monster.
Atyavta, -as, '), and Aydvcov, -ov,
to, a dart, javelin.
Aiydrjv, (fr. aioaw to rush) sudden-
ly, quickly, hastily, unexpectedly ;
violently, with impetuosity, furi-
ously.
Aiyiv, -ns, >i, Ion. (fr. ai£ a goat)
a goat's skin.
Aiytlirjs, -ov, b, (patronym. fr. A«-
ytvs iEgeus) jEgides, a man's
name.
Aiycios, and Aiycos, -ov, b, >';, (fr.
a?£ a goat) of or belonging to a
goat, a goat's, goatish. Also
uEgeus, a man's name.
Alyeipos, -ov, >';, the black poplar, or
alder tree.
AiyiaXda, -as, •;, JEgialca, a wo-
man's name.
Aiyia\d>s, -ics, b, (fr. aiyiaXbs the
shore) a fisherman who lives on
the shore.
AiyiaVirris, -ov, b, (fr. next) one
living on the shore, or by the sea.
AiyiaXbs, -ov, b, (fr. aiyts a storm,
and SXs the sea) a seabeaten rock,
cliff", promontory ; tlie seashore,
strand, beach, a. sin. utyiaXov.
Aiyl(V, for aiyiha, a. sin. of aiyis.
Aiylo'iov, -ov, rb, (dim. fr. alt; a
goat) a kid, a young goat.
Aiyllw, f. -o-o), p. -Ka, (fr. same)
to herd, feed, or keep goats. Also
(fr. afo-o-w, to rush) to blow vio-
lently, tear, rend.
AiyiOaXbs, -ov, b, a bird living on
bees and insects ; a titmouse.
AiyiObs, -ov, b, the name of an un-
known bird.
Aiy(Kvn<xoc, -ov, b, ft, (fr. a<£a goat,
and Kvfifirj a leg) having legs
like, a goat ; a satyr.
A<- :>iJ/, -rros, b, fj, (fr. ai£a goat,
pnd Xdiru to desert) inaccessible,
"yen to goats ; high, lofty, tower-
ing, Aigilips, the name of a town.
A1A
Actios, *ov, b, (fr. a<f a goat) an
herb of which goats are fond.
Aigilos, an island in the Tuscan
sea called by the Latins Capra-
ria, now Caprara, or Cabrera.
AiyiXw, Dor. lor AiyiXov, g. of Ai-
ytXos.
AiyiXuxp, ws-of, b, — (fr. a<f a goat,
and an/, the eye) a fistula in
the corner of the eye, called
dEgilops, from occurring fre-
quently in goats ; wild oats ; a
mast-bearing tree.
Atytvrjrai, -u>v, o'i, ^Iginetans, na-
tives of JEgina.
Atyi6%os, -ov, Ion. -oio, b, (fr. atyh
a goat's hide, and /^w to hoid)
agis-beoring ; an epithet of Ju-
piter, who is represented with a
shield, covered with the agis,
or skin of the goat Amallhea ;
on which was mounted the Gor-
gon's head.
Atyfcovs, -060$, b, r), (fr. a?f a goat,
and rrovs a foot) gnat-footed. .
Aiyts, -iSos, ft, (fr. «?£ a goat) a
goat's hide ; the utEgis or skin
of the goat Amalthea which
suckled Jupiter ; a breastplate,
a shield. Also (fr. atacu), to
rush) a storm, tempest.
AiyXavra, aiyXacv, Dor. for aiyXfj-
tvra, and atyXtjcv and atyXrjev
from aiyXtjeis.
AlyXn, -ns, 17, lustre, brightness,
splendour, brilliancy.
AiyXrjus, -to-ca, -tv, (fr. last)
bright, shining, glittering, splen-
did, brilliant.
Aiyofiooicbs, -ov, b, and Atytfioras,
-a, b, Dor. for aiyo(ioTr)s, -ov, b,
(fr. a<£ a goat, and (iocKu to
feed) a goatherd.
AtydKtpus, -wros, b, (fr. same, and
Ktpas a horn) having goat's
horns; Capricorn, an imaginary
animal, with the head of a goat,
and tail of a fish.
Aiyvntbs, -ov, b, same as yvrp. a
vulture ; an eagle.
Aiyvirrios, -a, -ov, (fr. next)
Egyptian.
Aiyvnros, -ov, b, Egypt.
Atyu)Xtbs, -ov, b, an owl.
Aiywv, -duos, 0, (fr. c?f a goat) a
fold, pen, or stable for goats.
Aiy&v, g. pi. of ai£.
Aiywv, -ovos, b, JEgon, a man's
name.
Ai'Aao, JEo\. for atcov, g. of aicris.
AiVt, n. pi. fern, of '6; with the
enclitic Se.
AJifoo, Ion. for ailov, g. of otitis.
Ailiopai, -ovftat, f. -iao\iai and
-fcofiat, p. filtcfiat, (fr. aiSws
respect) to revere, reverence, re-
spect, regard; to be ashamed;
to fear, obey ; to pardon, forgive,
remit, pres. inf. pass. cont. ai-
ieto-Qai. pres. impr. mid. 2 pi.
cont. atSetcBe.
Attics, neut. of «i%7f.
AtSicQtv, for t]tiia6rjaav, 3 pi. 1 a.
pass. — AtSf o-OnTi, 1 a. impr.
pass. — Attitaaat, Poet, for ai-
itaai, 1 a. imp. mid. of aihiofiai.
Aic'lctuos, -ov, 6, >/, (fr. atSiouai to
(15)
AlE
revere) awful, venerable, re-
verend, respectable, compassion-
ate, pitiful.
AUrjXos, -n, -ov, (fr. attins unseen)
secret, private, concealed ; ob-
scure, dark ; unexpected, unfore-
seen. Or (fr. a intens. and St'r
Xos clear) manifest, apparent,
bright. Or (fr. act ever, and
SnXew to hurt) hurtful, consum-
ing, destructive, devouring.
Aioi-fjiuv, -cvos, b, {/, (fr. adtofiai to
revere) reverent, respectful, dif-
fident, bowlful, timorous, modest.
A'icrjg, -eos -ovs, b, fj, (fr. a neg.
and ciiia to see) invisible, un-
seen, antiquated, past, gone.
AtSns, -ov, b, (fr. a neg. and etSw
to see) Poet, in prose a^s which
see. Pluto, death, hell, the grave.
Atii, d. of a'is, aUos, for aiStjs.
Atoios, -ov, b, !/, (fr. act ever) per-
petual, continual, everlasting,
eternal.
A'ibiorrjs, -vtcs, ?), (fr. last) perpe-
tuity, eternity.
A'i£iu)S, (fr. ati ever) continually,
eternally,
AiSvbs, -f/, -bv, (fr. a neg. and diot
to see) dark, dusky, shady,
gloomy. aiSvfc Ion. for aidvals
d. pi. fern.
Aitiot, d. sin. cont. of ailus.
Aihoiiorarosy Poet, for atioioraros,
sup. of ai5o7os.
Ailotov, -ov, to, (neut. of next) the
groin, the reins, the privities.
Ai6o7os, -a, -ov, (fr. at<5ws respect)
reverend, venerable, awful, so-
lemn, retired, secret, private ;
chaste, modest.
AiSofiai, for atliofiai, par. pres.
aiS6ftevos.
Aitoiis, g. sin. cont. of ai&u>s.
A'ilptia, -as, and Ion. A'ibprjir] and
AiSpln, -17s, 17, (fr. atSpts rude)
rudeness, ignorance, inexperi-
ence, unskilfulness, awkward-
ness, simplicity,
AUos, g. of a'is, for atlns.
Aicpdi)crt, Ion. for a'i6pdais, d. pi.
of aiSpda.
A'idpU, -ios, Att. -lias, b, fj, (fr. a
neg. and t<]p}s prudent) rude,
simple ; ignorant, uneducated ;
inexperienced, awkward.
A'iSpoS'iKtjs, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a'tcpU ig-
norant, and Sikt] justice) inequit-
able, unjust ; partial, unreason-
able, wrongful, injurious, mali-
cious.
Ailio, a. sin. — A«5w, n. cu v. du.
of atSds.
A'iSuvcvs, -sos, or-)'/os, At?, -ins, b,
(fr. allns hell) Aldoneus, the
king of the heathen realms of
the dead ; Pluto, death, hell.
AtSws, -60s -ovs, h, modesty, bash-
fulness ; shame, decency ; respect,
reverence, veneration, d. aiSoi
-o7, a. at&6a -w.
Aid, and Auv, Poet, and Aus
Cret. for act, aluays.
Auiytvhns, -ov, b, fj, Poet, for act-
ytvirns, amy ever a \dv, JEo\. for.
auiytvtrwv, auiytvirrjai, Ion.
for aiwvtvtTais.
* AI0
Aict3;, Poet, for atr6s.
Aifc/Wf, -ot>, 6, .'/, (fr. next) u-arm,
fervent, glowing ; young, youth-
ful, bloomins.
Ai&l;, and a(,nbs, -ov, b, (perhaps
fr. net always, and £iw to glow)
a youth, a young person.
Alns, g. alp d. Ion. for a/ac, alq
from a/a ; for ynla Poet, for yf/.
Aojrao, jEoI. for A u'/rov g. ofAo/-
r>7j, JEetes, a man's name.
Atnros, see dnros.
A"0, by apos. for aJxt n. pi. fcm. of
Sore.
AiOd\n, -17c, f), and aiflaXoj, -ov, b,
(fr. a/0w to burn) smoke, soot;
embers, cinders, ashes.
AiOa\lwv, -ovos, b, hi (fr. same)
warm, hot, sunny, basking ;
JEthalion, a man's name.
Ai9a\6us, -tcoa. -cv, (fr. same)
hot, warm, burning ; smoky,
sooty, burned; glittering, shin-
ing, bright,
AiOaXuui -G>, f. -<i<ru>, (fr. alQu to
burn) ro blacken, cover with soot,
burn, consume ; to inflame, kin-
dle, set on fire,
AiOdv, Dor. for aidwv, g. pi. of
atOdi.
Aide, Dor. for tlOe.
AiOfpios, -ov, b, hi (fr. atdhp air)
ethereal, aerial, pure, light ; high,
lofty.
Atdtpo/Jariu -w, (fr. same, and
/?a/vw walk) to move through the
air ; to walk on air.
AtdcpoticfiSi -ios -ovs, b, hi (fr.
same, and ildos likeness) airy ;
light, unsubstantial trifling ;
flrkle.
AiQhp, -ipos, b, (he air, atmosphere;
fern, serene weather, a calm.
Aididmoera, iff. i), (fr. next) a wo-
man of ^Ethiopia.
ki6lo\p, -ottos, b, and AiOiotrtvs,
-ios or -tus , b, ( fr. alOiii to scorch,
and wii the countenance) an
JEthio'pian.
AlQos, -cos -ovs, rb, (fr. same)
warmth, heat, burning; the
warmth of summer, glow of a
furnace.
Aidbs, ~fi, -ov, and Aiduv, -wvos, b
h, Poet. (fr. same) burning
burned; dusky, brown, dark,
black.
AiQovoa, -ns, ';, (fr. same) aporlico,
porch, piazza, corridore, gallery.
Al> ■■>, par. pres. fern, of nidut.
Aiflyy, -orros, b, fj, (fr. same, and
£j\p the countenance) hot, warm ;
scorched, burned ; brown, dusky,
dark, sometimes bright, sinning.
Al9pa, -as, and Ion. Aidpn, -tjs, fj,
(fr. aidnp the air) serenity, a
clear, or bright sky, calm weather.
AtOpia, -as, rj, (fr. last) sereneness,
calmness ; aflame.
AiOpnytvfis, -ios -ols, b, h, and at-
Opnyevirns, -ov, b, (fr. atfoa a
calm, and yivouat to cause)
bringing fair weather; calming,
cooling, refreshing.
AtOoi'iicoirfiM -<T>, (fr. aiOpa a calm,
anil Koirn a bed) to lie, or sleep,
in tlie open air.
AIM
AiOptvbs, -h, -bv, (fr. aidpa a calm)
in tlie morning, early.
AiQplos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same) calm,
Serene, still, lair, in the open air.
AlQpos, -ov, b (fr. same) white or
hoarfrost, bright air.
AtOvia, -as, f), a cormorant, a sea-
fowl.
AtOvecu), (fr. next) to sparkle,
shine, glow; to warm, heat; to
excite, disturb, rouse.
AjOojv, -ovaa, -ov, (par. pres. of
next) burning, blazing, fiery,
hut, glowing, shining, bright,
gleaming ; warm eager, vehe-
ment, violent ; high-spirited, met-
tlesome, hot, impetuous; tawny,
dusky.
AiBu, f. -<tu>, p. -/fa, to burn, kin-
dle, inflame; to shine, glitter,
glow.
AW, apos. for alxa, Dor. for tUt,
same as tiuiv, (fr. ai Dor. for u
if, and ki truly) if truly, if
indeed, if only, if by chance ; if,
whether.
Ai*a'XXw, f. -aXw, to sooth, coax,
flatter, wheedle, fawn, curt**.
Aik5\os,-ov, b, (fr. last) aflatterer,
sycophant, toad-eater.
A'tKfi, -Tis, f), (fr. aicaut to rush) an
assault, attack ; violence, force
fury, impetuosity ; spring, re-
bound, recoil.
Aliens, -tos -ovs, b, f), see atiKrjs.
AiKia, -as, h, and aUiov, -ov, rb, a
wound, stroke, cut, stripe.
Aticlfo, f. -leu, (fr. aliens, for atitchs
unmerited) to beaL, strike ;
wound, cut, maim, mutilate;
break, shatter ; torture, treat
cruelly, treat shamefully ; to
waste, desolate, ravage, par. pres
pass. aiKityucvos.
AUicrua, -aros, rb, (fr. last) a
wound, cut, blow ; torture.
AtKicrubst -ov, b, (fr. same) abuse,
a wounding, beating, striking ;
scourging, torturing.
ATkXoc, -ov, b, f), evening, late.
Neut. the evening meal, supper.
Aiko{, for atiKws.
Al\tva, Poet, for aiXlvms, mourn-
fully, su/lly.
AiXovpos, -ov, b, (fr. aidXXw to
shake, and avpd the tail) a cat. '.Ai^uXoc, -ov, b, h, (fr. aJfia blood,
Ajpa, -Sros, rb, blood, gore ; blood-\ and /ivXXw to agitate) thrilling,
shed, murder; blood, consan-' cheering, animating ; kirul, cour-
guinity, descent, relation ; seed, U vu* : southing, flattering, coax-
offspring, race, ing l rh"rrful, merry, jovial,
Aiuaicopia, -as, hi (""• 'asti and fis.i, t>j, jolly ; delusive, deceitful,
koo/oj to satisfy) oistquics,fune-, artful.
ral ceremonies. PI. victims sa-; A'lpubiii), and AipioSidu) -w, (fr.
crificcd on such occasions, of-'\ aiua blood, and ooovs a tooth) to
ferings to the infernal deities, or have the teeth set on edge; to be
to the dead. amazed, astonished, stunned.
A'lp-d^as, -aca, -av, par. 1 a. act. i A"ty.iov, -ovos, b, hi (""• same)
of atudco-u). ! bloody, gory ; murderous.
A'luaota, -as, '/, (fr. a7pa blood) a '.Aiymv, -ovos, b, //, knowing^ intelli-
thorn hedge, a fence made of, or gent, skilful, clever, ingenious,
AIN
Aludrn, -17c, fi, (fr. same) a sword,
or rather an cpnln 1 nf it.
A'pan — k'tparos — A\udruv, case*
of same.
At/ioTt^u, (fr. same) to let blood
; to stain, or covti with
blood.
A'tp-aroctciis, and Ai/iarw<3')<, -ios
-oiis, b, })■> (n\ same, and uioi
likeness) like blood ; bloody.
A'tuardcis, -caaa, -rv, (fr.
blood-st'untd, bloody, gory.
Aluarooriiyris, -ios -oiis, b, >), (fr.
same, and ord£u to trickle)
dripping with blooil, gory.
Alparuw -u>, (fr. aJua blood) same
as a'tudoau).
A'tparwvbs, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
w^ the face) gory-visaged,
bloody -faced ; uith bloody looks.
Aluopdpos, -ov, b, /;, (fr. same, and
(3opd food) living on blood, blood-
sucking ; Sfinguinary, cruel.
Alfiovtrj, -tj(, fj, Haemonia, a coun-
try of Greece.
A'tuopfxiyiu -w, f. -^tru), (fr. aTua
blood, and pi)yvvui to burst) to
be afflicted with a discharge, or
flux of blood.
Aipaofjayta, -as, hi (fr- last) a dis-
charge of blood, bloody flux.
A'luoplioiu -w, (fr. next) to have a
discharge of blood, either habit-
ual, or temporary. aluopfrooZea
par. pres. fern.
Atudppoos -ovs, -oov -ov, hi (""•
alya blood, and f>6os a flux, th.
\>iu to flow) a menstrual woman.
A\fioppoovaa, n. fern. cont. par.
[ins. act. of atuopjiofw.
Alp-os, -ov, b, (fr. aiua blood) o
wood, thicket, grove.
Aifio<p6pvKros, -ov, b, >), (fr. same,
and <puj)vvui to smear) stained
with blood, mixed with blood,
raw.
A'tpvMa, -as, hi (h. a[/ivXoc kind)
mirth, cheerfulness, festivity ;
flattery, caressing.
AiuiWu), (fr. same) to cajole,
vhffdle, banter, flatter, deceive.
A\uv\ou>',rns, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
urjrts design) fair-spoken, cour-
teotu ; ijnposing, persuasive, flat-
tering ; artful, deceitful.
set with sharp stakes.
A'luaGCw, Att. -ttw, f. -fw, p. -%a,
(fr. same) to sprinkle, besmear,
or stain with blood.
expert.
Aivd, Poet, for atwif.
Aivdpfrnsi -ov, b, (fr. aivbs pei
verse, and aperh virtue) who
AipareK^vola, -as, hi (fr- same,, abuses his talents, perverse, re
and tK^vm to pour out 7 a pwr-\ probate.
ing out, or shedding cf blood. lAiJffaf, and Aivuas, ov, b. &neus.
(1G)
Al.N
a man's name, z- J£o\. Aiveiao,
Ion. Atv£(£w,a. Aiffav, V. Aiua.
i;i£?i, pres. inf. act. cont. — Aivt7-
rr, 2 pi. conL pres. ind. or impr.
act. ofaiviu).
AlllCiiOS, Att. g. of
Aivecis,-ios, Att. -mk, (fr. aivht to
praise) praise, commendation.
Aivcrbs, -oC, 6,^, (fr. last) praise-
worthy, commendable, laudable.
Aiv/tu -<3, f. -i7cu,and-f(r«i), p. fjve-
xa, (fr. oTvoj praise) to praise,
commend, glorify in worship ; to
celebrate, applaud ; to approve,
consent, agree, per. pass, rjvcuai.
1 a. act. ind. rjieca, Ion. aivnaa.
impr. aivecov opt, aivtjcatui,
iEol. and Poet, aivijcctia, -as,,
-£• inf. aivrjcai' par. aivncds.
Atvij, -ijc, 17, (fr. last) praise, com-
mendation; honour, celebrity; a
story, fable, proverb.
Ahru\ Apos. for aiirut, same as
aiviw.
. Ion. for aivaii, d. pi. fem.
of ano,- or of aivij.
Aivtyua, -tiros, rd, and Aivtyuos,
-ov, b, (fr. aivio-couai to hint) on
enigma, a riddle, an obscure
question ; an allegory , metaphor,
parable.
Atviyuarias, -ov, and Aiviyuaric-
rrc, 'ov, b, (fr. last) enigmatical,
obscure, speaking in riddles or
parables.
AiviyuaruSds, (fr. same) obscure-
ly, darkly, enigmatically.
Airi^Quat, same asaniut, to praise,
wonder, admire.
AiviicTds,-ti, -oi, (fr. next) enigma-
tical, obscure; hinted, alluded
to.
Aiviacouai, Att. -trrouat, f. -i^ouai,
p. t'riyfiai, (fr. a7vos a fable) to
hint, intimate, allude, refer in-
y ; to couch a meaning,
to convey more than is express-
ed.
Anbdzv, (fr. au-os severe) grievous-
ly, severely; very, exceedingly.
Aivodev aiv&s, grievously severe,
from bad to worse.
A(»9>fun, -oiros, b, (fr. and; terri-
ble, and \fu)i a lion) a terrible
furious savage lion.
Aivduopos, -ov, 6, h, (fr. same, and
uooos lot) hard-fated, unfortu-
nate, wretched, miserable.
Atvo-tidfis, -ios -oT's, b, i;, (fr. same,
and rdtr^w to suffer) suffer-
ing misery, enduring hardship,]
v.retrhed, ajflicted.
c, -rjyes, b, fj, (fr. anb; se-
vere, and rX;'ccrw to strike) lash-\
ing, rutting; austere, morose, in-\
exorable.
Aivoroif'u -J>, (fr. aivos praise, and
•zoiita to render) to give praise,
to sing praises, to celebrate, to
laud.
- v, b, a fable, an apologue,
a moral, allegory, proverb ; an
<ent, discourse; praise, ce-
lebrity.
. austere;
grievou*, painful; cruel, unre-
lentir.e
.'. terrible ; uick-
C
Am
ed, heinous, comp. aiv6repos,i
sup. -raros-
AivoroKtia, -as, f], Poet, and Alio-
~6kos, -ov, b, (fr. atvbs severe,
and ritcru) to travail) who has
severe labour.
Aii i pat, to take, carry off, seize,
deprive, aivvrc, Ion, for fjvvro,
3 sin. imp. ind.
Anui, par. pres. act. cont, of at-,
viu).
A aiv, Heb. indecl. jEnon, the
name of a place.
AikLv,^, jEnon,the name ota city, j
Anus, (fr. aivos dreadful) wretch-]
edly, grievously ; dreadfully, hor-
ribly j grtutiy, mightily.
A\%, aiybs, b, and »;, a goat.
A?£, -aticos, f), (fr. atccw to rush)
swiftness, speed, celerity; impe-,
tuosity, violence, force; an as-\
sault, attack ; a wave, surge. r
A.fgkr, d. pi. of ail-.
Atoica, Dor. for atovca, par. pres.
ofatu).
AioXicvs, -ov, b, JEolides, a man's
name.
AioXis, and Poet. AioXnts, -iSos,fi,
u^Eolia, the name of a country.
AioAAfw, Poet, for Ai6\\w, f. -o\u>,
p. -Ka (fr. aid^os varied) to vary,
diversify, variegate; to change,
alter ; to vibrate, quiver; waver,
fluctuate.
Aio\o(Sp6vrvs, -ov, and Dor. AioAo-
Ppovras, -a, b, (fr. aio\os swift,
and ppovrri thunder) the quick
thunderer, an epithet of Jupiter.
Aio\oQihpq%, -y*os,b, >i, (fr. aio\os
varied, and <r<Toa£ a breastplate)
armed with a coloured breast-
plate.
AioXourjns, -i(os, and Aic\oufjrris,
-ov, and Dor. Aio\ouf,ras, -a, b,
(fr. same, and ^Jjtjs counsel) of
extensive thought, of deep de-
signs ; sapient, wise, sagacious,
providenU
Aio\ofiirpvs, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
uirpa a girdle) wearing a co-
loured girdle or belt.
AtoXoTwAof, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same,
and -w'Sos a young horse) driv-
ing pied, or different coloured, or
swift horses ; also active, expert
in horsemanship.
Ato\os, -n, -ov, varied, diversified,
variegated, party coloured : as He,
nimble, active, swift; uaving,
floating; quivering; chargeable,
fickle, flexible : suKtle, artful, sly ;
complicated, involved; wreathed,
tortuous, twisted.
Aio\os, -ov, c, jEolus, the king of
the winds.
AtoXoxairrjs, -ov, c, (fr. aidXos va-
ried, and xalTr< tne mane) with a
vaving mane, or adorned with a
coloured crest of hair.
'A :. Ion. for /lor, imp. of nlu).
A«oio'w-ij,f. -few, to sprinkle, net,
moisten, bedew, dash.
Alt. -cue, fi, a sprink-
ling, moistm'n?.
Aioo-Jra. c Scythian wi rd signi-
fying mans'aytrs.
.:. a. sin. frm. ofanrvs-
M7J
AIP
Anretv^i, fem. of
Ai-enbs, -ij, -bv, (fr. inrvs high)
high, lojfly, elevated; towering,
arduous; heavy, overwhelming f
grievous, oppressive ; terrible.
A T-to, n. pi. fem. of bc-ntp. Also
Dor. for fjrrtp, where.
AxroX/w -5, (fr. ail; a goat, and
ttoX/oj to be engaged about) to
keep, herd, or tend, goats.
Ai-roXiKos, ~ri, -bv, (fr. same) about,
concerning, or like a goatherd.
Ait6\iov, -ov, to, (fr. same) a
flock of goats.
An:6\os,-ov,b,(ir. same)a goatherd.
Aizos, -cos -ovs, ro, (fr. airvy high)
height, altitude, elevation; an
eminence, a mountain.
Atxbs, -rj, -bv, same as
AL-zis, -da, -v, high, lofty ; ardu-
ous, hard, severe, difficult; rough,
rugged; great, large, mighty,
overwhelming.
Anrvrtos,same aa aiirds' or relating
to
Anrvros, -ov, b, JEpytus, a man's
name.
A7pa, -as, fj, the herb darnel or
tares ; a mallet, hammer, axe.
Aipas, Sync, for aeipas, 1 a. par.
act. of aeipu).
A7qc, pres. impr. act. — Aipen, 2
sin. and — Alfa, 3 sin. and —
Aiptrt, 2 pi. pres. ind. act. — Alps-
rai, 3 sin. pres. ind. mid. ofat'pu.
A'pee, Ion. for ?ipu, 3 sin. imp. of
atpiu).
Aipcdiwei, Ion. for a'ipedZai, sub. of
ijpiOnv, 1 a. pass, of a'tpiu.
AipiOn, Ion. for fipiQn, £ sin. 1 a.
pass. — A'toiOtis part. — Aipa)rj~
couai, 1 f. of aipeu).
Alpeo, Ion. for aipov, pres. impr.
mid. of aipm.
Amicus, m a. v. pi. cont. — A'ipe-
oiws, g. Att. — A'ptciv, a. sin. of
alptcis.
Atpic"fios,-ov,b,7i,({r.aripiu) to take)
easy to be taken, or captured.
Alptcis, -ios, Att. -tb>s, ^,(fr. same)
election, choice, preference ; adop-
tion, opinion, tenet; heresy; e
sect, schisma.
Alperios, -a, -ov, (fr. same) to cm
chosen, preferred, &c.
A(0£r[£w,(fr.same) to select, choose,
prefer ; to inhabit.
AlpertKos, -ov,b, (fr. same) one who
chooses or adopts some particu-
lar course or opinion ; a sectary ;
a heretic.
A'tperis. -i?os,fi, (fr. same) she who
chroses, prefers, loves ; a mistress,
a sweetheart.
Atp'-rbs, -h, -bv, (fr. same) to be
rhesen, preferred ; desirable, pre-
ferable, eligible, select.
A\pi(j> -o>,f. ->;'cw, p. fiprjica, to take,
bear, carry ; receive ; seize, grasp,
catch, take as a prey in hunting,
or war ; overtake ; overpower,
exhaust, wear cut, subdue, drive,
ruin ; to gain a lawsuit ; to
convinre, cenvict, condemn ; to
take eff, or kill ; to choose, select,
prefer ; to adopt, assume ; to
elect ; 2 a. from the obs. ? Aw
AI2
ind. tt\ov' imp-. ?Af, &c. mid.
ind. t't\6ui}v' impr. i\ov' opt
Aofyi^'sub. ZAwiuu' inf. iXiodat •
par. ik6}ttv'Ji, 2 1'. in-i. act. f'Aw-
mid. tAovfjai.
AlpvKce, -a, Ion. for j)pi}«i, 3 sin.
pper. act. of last.
Aip»7ffof<<", -.q, -trat, 1 f. ind. mid.
of same.
Aipi*o?, and A/pivof, -ov, 6,//, (fr.
alpa tares) of tares, or darnel.
Atpoi, -ov, b, yj, (fr. a intens. and
"Ipoj a beggar's name) beggarly,
wretched, miserable.
Alpu, f. apu> p. ?jp*a, to raise, lift,
elevate ; to excite, impel ; to sus-
pend, hang up ; to hold in sus-
pense, keep in doubt ; to height-
en exaggerate, aggravate ; to
take, bear, carry ; to n
percent ; to take off, cut off', de-
stroy ; to weigh anchor, strike
tents, Start, stt qff. Atpdfini, to
undertake, commence ; to bear,
suffer, endure; to bear off, car-
ry away. 1 a. act. ind. fffm'
impr. npavopt. apuT/if sub.u'pw
inf. dpar par. dfaf per. pass.
jlpuai' 1 a. ind. r;oQnv impr. dp-
dijrf 1 f. pass, apbi'/vo.;
Alpmv, -ovaa, -ov, par. pres. act.
— Ai'pwoi, 3 pi. pres. sub. act.
of last.
Aff, aicoc, n, same as attnc.
Ar>, d. pi. fern, of Bf,
Alaa, -rji, t), fate, destiny, supreme
decree ; fortune, allotment, lA,
portion, share ; place, room,
stead ; duty, office, engagement ;
reason, equity.
AicdKuv, -ovoc, b, a kind of hauk.
Aiodp>s, -ov, b, the name of a river.
AtatTiuai, Dor. for aaovuai, which
for daouai, 1 f. mid. ttft*.
Aloniroc, -ov, b, sEsepus, a river.
AtvQdvouai, or aicdiouai, f. uicdr)-
aofiaif p. yadr^iai, to be afflicted,
ferl, perceive ; to remark, dis-
cern, comprehend, think ; to
learn, understand ; 2 a. mid.
ind. nadounv opt. aio-doiunvsub.
aloB&uni' inf. aio&ioQai' par.
aicdbutvoc.
Aicdt)ati,-ioc, Att. -twj, >/, and -On-
ua, -dro;, rb, (fr. last) a sense;
perception, sensation ; thought,
knowledge, judgment.
Aio~8rio~rrjpiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same)an
organ, instrument, or means of
sensation, as the eye of seeing,
&c. ; or of perception, as the
mind ; sense, faculty, talent.
AioenrtKbi, -f),-bv, (fr. same)/<*/-
ing, sensible, sensitive ; intelli-
gent, shrewd, sagacious.
AioGnriKus, (fr. last) shrewdly
sensibly, &c.
Ata-Qnrbs, -rj,-o>,(fr. aiaddvouai to
feel) palpable, sensible, that may
be seen, heard, &c. perceptible.
Atcttu), for atu>, to feel, hear, per-
ceive j also, to expire, die.
Lttrdwvrai, 3 pi. 2 a. sub. mid. of
aiaQdvouai.
At<riw,-ov, b, f,, (fr. aica fate)/a->
tal, fated, decreed; just, upright,
/qyitable, pious.
All
AtotuSu -<3, f. -<i(ru), p. -WKa, to
waste, wear an r/ ; to consume,
expend, lay out, <h I
Alaioc, -ov, b, f), (fr. dlaa fate) pro-
pitious, favourable, lucky, for-
tunatf, prosperous.
Aioovicvs, -ov, b, JEsonides, the
son of JEson.
Ataaovro, imp. pass, of
Aio-ffw, f. -(u>, p. -iru, to move uitu
■r, to rush, dart, tharge,
spring ; to assault, attack, iruade,
ass til ; to break out, burst forth ;
to fly,, flutter, vibrate, 9;.
'Auxroj, -ov, b, }), (fr. a if
hnfii to know) not to be known,
or recognised; vanished, gone;
indistinct, obscure, faint, imper-
ceptible.
Aicrdo) -w, (fr. last) to desolate,
waste, ravage, so as not to be
known; to obliterate. Aiordouat,
-odfiat, to vanish, to disappear.
Atevnrhp, -T,ooc, o,(fr. a intens. and
ciiu) to ru.-h) a/i able-bodied, ri-
gorous youth, (fr. aiaa duty)
orderly, regular,
(fr. uiffffw to hasten) a shepherd
who follows his flock from place
to pl.ire ; a chief , leader, pnnre.
Alo~v\oc,-ov, b, i'i, unjust, wrongful;
wicked, impious, unsodly ; hurt-
ful, mischievous, noxious ; slight-
■Urmjttiiou*.
Atovuvdu) -<j», f. -r/ffu), to gox^ern,
rule, rtign, ;
Atffvuinrfii, -ov, and atffvuvnrtio,
-qpof, b, (fr. last) a ruler, presi-
dent, umpire, conductor of public
sports ; an ancient epithet of
-kings.
Atc^tvrji, -ov, b, JEschines, a
man's name.
Aia^iuiv,-ovoi, b, q, comp. — Ata-
X«<rro$, -n, -ov, sup. from next,
see ataxpd;.
Aio%oi, -101; -ovc, rb, vilcness, base-
neanness ; reproach, shame,
disgrace; deformity, ugliness.
Ato^ooKepouc, -cii, cases of atc%po-
Kipht'li.
Ato-^poKipoda, -a?, ij, (Cr.aicj^obi
vile, and icip6os profit) profit by
vile means; wages of vice; ava-
rice, meanness.
AioxooKepciw-u), f. -rjo-<j),(Cr. same)
to gain by vile means ; to prosti-
tute, to pander.
Aia%ooKipl}\<;, -ioc -ovc, b, >/, (fr.
same) making vile gains, pursu-
ing scandalous traffic, trading in
vice; covetous.
Acc^po/ctpJuj, (fr. last) for or by
we indalous profits.
Ai<T-)(po\oyta, -ac, ft, (fr. nia-^pbc
wile, and A<5yo> talk) vile, indecent
talk, obscene j .
S.E
(fr. same,
*lu or
and TToifw to do) to act mea.
i'ldpreu*'" ; to demean, or debase
-hoc, -W, b, b> {*- sam.e.)
vXS does mem things ; vile, piti-
ful, pose, scanu m*t indecent.
V)lc, and fa tos;^^) indecent
conbersatior obscenity*
AIT
Aioxpbc, -d, -01, (fr. ala^ne nf«-
n»'-s) uzly, hideous ; base, ide,
mean, shameful, disgraceful ; »n-
d> rr it ; srtindulous, opjirobriuus,
•jituous. comp. aioypdri-
poc, sup. -r.iroc- also aic-viwy
ala^tamt, as if from ale%oc.
AtcyoiTTic,-T)roc, h, (fr. last) ugli-
'ijormity ; ignomi
g race ; viltuiss, Jilt him | -
nit'/, in'hrmry,
., (fr. same) meanly, vilely,
bosfh,,
a .-r»7,-i77?TcaPCSofa<(x^uv>7.
Ata^vvto, Ion. for Brt»
nnpr. pass. Aic%i viaOo>, 3 sin.
pres. impr. pass. ot,nr\
Aia^vvrj, -nc, f), (fr. ala^oc dis-
) modesty, bashfulruss,chas-
tity ; any offence against these ;
shame,disgrace, scandal, infamy t
dishonour,
Atc^vvQimnv, Ion. — Aia^vvd^-
imui, Dor. for aicj^vvO?ivai, 1 a.
inf. pass, ofatff^ui'ii;.
Aiff^i'»rr7Aos-, -fi, -ov, and Akt^vv-
rcpbf,-ri, -dv,{fr.atax<'iyv shame)
', ilsjfident, bashful.
A«o-^uiTd<,-r),-oi', (fr.same)s/ia?7if-
ful, disgraceful ; shamefaced,
bashful.
Aio~xvvu, f. -Ckj, p. ha-^vvKa, (fr.
! to af>ash, confound, shame,
dishonour, disgrace ; to deform,
disfigure ; to despise, rontrmn,vi-
lify. Aio"%vvouai,to be ashamed;
to feel awe, to revere, respect.
per. pass, ijc^yuuni. 1 a. na^vv-
Onv. I f. aia^vvOi'iaouai.
Aic^vvuiua, -Xroc, rb, (fr. same^
a mark, brand, stigrma ; any cause
of shame ; the prii ities.
Aio-m-oc, -ov, 6, jEsop, a man'*
name.
Atou-rtioc, -a, -ov, in the style of
iEsop.
Atrac, -a, 0, Dor. for airnc.
Aire, Dor. for drc, whether, if, or,
either.
Airearioc,-a,-ov,{fr.airiu) to ask)/o
be entreated, asked, or demanded.
Airt£,-ci, pres. impr. act. — Alrtciv,
-c7v, pres. inf. act. — Airtv, Dor.
and _3Sol. for airoi, pres. impr.
mid.cont. — Airtvuevocfor airov-
fitvos,par. pres. mid. cont. of
Airfio -io, -fjO~ij>, p. -finjKa, to ask,
request, beg, entreat, solicit ; to
require, demand. I a. act. prvaa'
impr. airnaov imo. pass, nrcd-
finv, -oi'urv' pen. firnuai' 1 a.
j'fTTjdni'' 1 f. airndrjaouat.
Atrnua, -aroc, rb, and airncic,-ioc,
Att. -fwj, f), (fr. last) a petition,
request, entreaty; a demand,
suit.
Air»;c, -oi', 6, (fr. du> to breathe)
a companion, acquaintance, in-
timate; a gallant, favourite ; or,
(fr. airiu) to beg) a beggar, pe-
titioner:
Airrjc, 2 sin. sub. act. cont. — Ai-
Tnvrai, 1 a. inf. act. — Airf^aac,
.aaa, -ar, par. 1 a. act. — Ait^-
eouai,-n, -trai, 1 C ind. act. -
of airlii).
Airvrbc, ,^,-dv, (fr.a.rtw to ask)to
AIX
be asked, entreated ', &c. ', desira- \
ble.
Airia, -as, and Ion. Ait'u , -ng, //,
a case, reason, motiv;, incite-
ment ; an accusation ; blame,
fault, crime ; a condit onf state,
situation, case.
JLiTidaadai, Poet, for undadat,
pres. inf. pass. cont. of iiTidouai.
Atridua, -aros, to, (fr. next) an
accusation ; blame ; a ime.
Aindouai -duai, f. -dcouui, p. rfria-
uu, (fr. same) to ascribe, or
impute blame; to accuse, crimi-
nate, impeach ; to chide, reprove.
pres. inf. pass. airidtaBai -aadai'
imp. pass. rjTidofinv, -tiunvS pi.
J)Tld0VT0, -&VTO.
A.inaTiKdi,-ov, 6,17, (fr. same) ex-
cusing, criminatory.
AinaXoyia, -as, f), (fr. same, and
Xdyos talk) excuse, plea, extenua-
tion, apology, defence.
Atridua, -aros, rd, (fr. same) an
accusation.
Airiov, -ov, to, (fr. same) reason,
cause ; fault, blame.
AMos, -ov, 6, 17, (fr.same) causing,
elective, operative, efficient ; in
fault, guilty, culpable, accused ;
sub. a cause, source, origin, au-
thor, mover, comp. airtwrcpos,
sup. -raroi.
Amdim'Tai, Poet, for aiTi&vrai, 3
pi. cont. pres. ind. pass, of Ai-
Tidouai.
AiTio>6ns, -to? -ovi, b, )), (fr. atria a
cause) relating to causes, motives,
or origins.
Airvn, -Tjs, »;, JEtna, a volcano in
Sicily.
Airotnv, -rjit -v, &c. Att for atrot-
ui, opt. of airio).
Atrof, Dor. for rifitvos.
AtrdXtoj, -ov, b, $, JEtoliaru
Aitovvti, d.sin. cont. and — Airov-
aa, n. fern. sin. cont. of airiu.
AiT>iaeda, mid. or pass, and Airw-
ui v, act. 1 pi. cont. pres. sub. —
Aitwv, par. pres. act. cont. of
same.
AiQvns, same as d<pvw.
Ai<pvi$ios, -ov, 6, >/, (fr. last) sud-
den, unexpected, unawares, un-
foreseen. AitiviSiov, suddenly.
AKpvio'ivs, (fr. last) suddenly, ail
at once ; unexpectedly.
Aixdrjrai, 1 a. inf. pass, of at<r<rw.
At%ud?tj), and Poet, at^aVo-u), (fr.
uixjjirj a spear) to brandish, or
use the spear ; to fight.
Ai^;tX(i>o-/a, -as, rj, (fr. at^dXw-
roi a captive) bondage, captivity;
a captive multitude.
A<Y - lX;4*r£t'u>,f. -tvdu, p. jj%p.aXu>-
TtvKa, (fr. same) to lead, or car-
ry away captive, to enshvr.
Aix^nXari^ui, f.-tffiu, p. rj^uaX^TL-
<cs,(fr.sa'ne)i9 take, lea ! into cap-
tivity, ensiave, subdue; l<; r
repress, subdue, passions or pro-
pensities, per. pass. r^uaX.d-KT-
uai. 1 f. ind. pass. ai^tz\^ri(r-
drjcanat, 3 pi. -aovrai.
Ai%j.i\u)Tos,-ov, '->, f], and a;^«X(D-
»i?, -ioo;, rj, (tr. ai-^nh a spear,
and k\;cKw to Uiie) taken, by
AKA
the spear, captured in war, a cap-
tive, a prisoner, a slave.
AtGuard.*;, -a, b, Dor. for ai^ryn'/s-
Ai^p;, -?js, 11, a spear ; the point;
a weapon ; spirit, courage.
AcxfWTris, -ov, b, (fr. last) a spear-
man, a soldier, a warrior. Adj.
warlike, hostile, aixuyrdo), g.
Dor. Bceot. /Eol. and aixpn~
rdiov, g. pi. JEtol. for ai^unrov,
and ai^unrCiv. voc. ai^urjrd.
Ai%uo(p6pos, -ov, b, (fr. at%uti a
spear, and cpopiui to carry) a
spearman, a soldier, a lifeguard.
Ai^a, and by Apos. at\p\ immedi-
ately, directly, forthwith, quickly,
speedily.
Ac^7?pdi. -a, -bv, (fr. last) quick,
swift.
At^npoKfXcvOos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. last,
and K&evQos a road) quick on the
road, speedy, fleet.
A<w, Poet, to hear, listen, attend ;
to learn, know, perceive; to
breathe forth, expire, die. par.
pres. aio)v.
Aiuv, Dor. for ntuv.
A((2iv, -tDvoj, b, (fr. asi ever, and dv
being) eternity; an age, life;
AKA
AicddtKTos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
kuti-^w to restrain) not to be re-
strained ; licentious, unruly, tur-
bulent.
'Aicatva, and Ion. Afa'-rj, -rji, rj,
(fr. a*cr) a point) a goad ; a staff,
pole.
'Aicaiaa, and Axalows. (fr. o neg.
and Katobi opportunity) unsea-
sonably, untimely, unfitly, awk-
wardly.
Aicatpiouai -ov/tai, f. -r/aouat, p.
rjKaipnuai, (fr. same) to want
means, or opportunity ; to miss,
fail.
AKaipia, -ay, f), (fr. same) unrea-
sonableness, inconvenience, awk-
wardness ; embarrassment.
AKaioios, -ov, b, I), (fr same) mo-
mentary, transitory, slight, tri-
vial, transient.
Aicaipbs, -ov, b, ^,(fr. same) unsea-
sonable, untimely, inconvenient,
awkward; unfit, unqualified.
AKaKaXls, -idos, fj, an Egyptian
seed.
AtcdKiiTrjs, -ov, b, (fr. a neg. and
KaKOi bad) innocent, guiltless,
harmless; benign, benevolent.
duralion,or continuance of time ; Ataxia, -ay, »/, (fr. same) inno-
a period ; a revolution of ages ; I cence, simplicity, integrity.
a dispensation of providence ; this AkSkos, -ov, b, r\, (fr. same) inno-
world, or life ; the world, or life
to come.
Atwva, -wvas, -iovi, -wvos, -wvwv,
-wc-t, cases of last.
Aiwu'^oj, (fr. last) to eternize, per-
petuate, immortalize.
Aiwi'ioj, -ov, b, 17, (fr. same) eternal,
immortal, perpetual ; former,
past, ancient.
Atcipa, -as, /;, (fr. next) a raising,
lifting, suspending, or hanging
up ; a vessel, bucket, or thing
suspended ; an image hung up
among their vines, according to
heathen superstition.
Atwptw -(3, f. -//crw, p. -rjKa, to lift,
raise, exalt ; suspend, hang up.
Aiojiiouai -ovuai, to feel exalted,
to ooast, vaunt; to scorn, dis-
dain; to be suspended, hang,
dangle.
Aiu)oovuy, pres. ind. pass. cont. of
last.
A*c«, Poet, for oktj or oktjv.
AKacf-jiicia, asidaKa8nuia,-as,f), (fr.
next) the Academia, a school of
philosophy at Athens. Hence
the English, Academy.
AicdStifjios, -ov, b, Academus, the
supposed founder of the preced-
ing.
A/ca'£o), f. -<to), and -£w, (fr. aur) an
edge) to whet, sharpen, to pro-
voke, irritate ; to fret, distress.
per. pass. fiicaa}iai.
AKaQapsia, -«s, fj, (fr. a neg. and
KaS^iow to cleanse) pollution,
foulness, impurity ; uncieanness,
filth ; lewdness, incontinence.
AK-.Quoriii, -oroi, rj, (fr. same, as
if by Sync, for aKadapdrns) un-
dearintss, impurity, lewdness.
Aku'9 xoros, -ov, b,!), (fr. same) im-
pure, unclean, defiled, unfit for
receiving the rites of religion.
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cent, harmless, simple, undesign-
ing, artless, g. pi. aicaKuv,
AKdXapptiTns, -ov, b, r/, (fr. a/caXdj
quiet, and pita to flow) calmly
fioicing, gently swelling, smootldy
gliding, g. iEol. aKaXapfaeirao.
AKd"\rj<t>n, -ns, q, a nettle ; a sort of
fish, or shell.
AKaXXfjs, -io$ -ovs, b, rj, (fr. a neg.
and (caXds fair) without beauty,
plain, ordinary.
AicaWuprjTos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. last,
and upas sacred) unpropitioust
unfavourable.
A<aXds, -fi, -bv, (fr. vkS. quietly)
quiet, calm, still.
AKdXvrrros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
KaXvirru) to cover) uncovered,ex-
posed, bare ; open, unconcealed.
A<auavTo\6y)(r)i, -ov, b, (fr. anapas
unwearied, and Xoy^V a spear)
unwearied at the spear, brave,
courageous. aKauavToXoy^dv, g.
pi. Dor.
AKauavTo/iaxnf, -ov, 6, (fr. same,
and pd^o^ai to fight) unwearied
in the fight, valorous, invinci-
ble.
AKauavTorrovs, -ocog, b, (fr. same,
and roPs a foot) unwearied of
foot, active, swift, nimble.
Aicduds, -avros, b, 17, (fr. a neg.
and Kauvo) to tire) unwearied,
indefatigable, not fatigued, not
tired ; incessant, constant ; vio-
lent. Also Acamas, a man's
name.
AKd[xdTos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same)
same. g. sin. Ion. aKaudroio, d.
pi. fem. Ion. aKa^arrjct.
AKafiTTfji, -eoq -o?s, and 'A/caum$,
-ov, 6, f;, (fr. a neg. and Kdurrrw
to bend) unbending, unyielding ;
stiff", rigid, inflexible; having na
return.
AKA
Acav, -avos, b, and 'A*av0a, -ns, ht
(fr. o/cj) a point, and a\Biu> to
flourish) a thorn, a brier; the
spine.
AxdvOivos, -n, -ov, A*av0ti'!r;j, and
AxdvOoi, -cot -ouj, 6, j^, (fr. dKav-
6a a lhorn)tnomy,made of thorns,
or briers, prickly ; pungent, irri-
tating.
Axavdift ~Mo{, hi (fr- same) a bird
fond of thistles ; a linnet, or
goldfinch.
AxatOoi, -ov, ^, (fr. same) acan-
thus, bear'' s foot.
Aexavddio -w, (fr. same) <o srt with
thorns, or stakes.
'Axavoc, -ov, b, ^, (fr. dixav a thorn)
a thorny prickly shrub.
*Atxanvo$, -ov, b, i)\ (fr* a ncg- and
Kairvbs smoke) free from smoke ;
clear, pure; tasy, without trou-
ble.
Aicdp&tof, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
Kapi'la the heart) heart!'
feeling, insensible; stupid, dull,
senseless.
A*a/>ns, -ioc -ovc, b, f), (fr. next)
short ; small, little, minute ; tran-
sienty momentary. Atopic, to,
a moment, an instant, an atom.
'AKapi, any thing very minute ; a
mote, mite, atom.
AKaptalos, -a,-ov, (fr. last) small;
trifling, trivial, insignificant,
worthless; minute, little, short,
momentary.
'Aicnpva, -ni, i), a plant so call-
ed.
Anipirof, -ov, o, ft, (fr. a nejr. and
napirbf fruit) unfruitful, unpro-
fitable, unproductive ; barren,
unfertile.
AKripnws, (fr. last) unfruitfully,
&c.
Ataoroj, -ov, b, and Atcdcrn, -rjs, hi
Acastus, and Acasta, a male and
female name.
AKardyvuxrTOi, -ov, b, >'/, (fr. a neg.
and KaraytvwoKd) to condemn)
irreprehensible, blameless.
AKaraKaXwroi, -ov, b,hi (fr. a neg.
and KaraKa\vrrru> to cover up)
not veiled, uncovered, exposed,
revealed.
AKaraKptroi, -ov, b, »/, (fr. a neg.
and KaraKptvu) to condemn) un-
condemned, absolved, acquitted.
Also untried, condemned without
trial.
LKard^riKTs., -ov, b, f), (fr- a intens.
aho Kara\vyot to define) well de-
fined, exact, precise ; to which
nothing is wanting, perfect, com-
plete.
AKardWaKTos, -ov, 6, /), (fr. a neg.
and KrtraX A ttc-o-w to reconcile) ir-
reconcilable, implacable, vindic-
tive.
AxardXvro^, -ov, b, >'/, (fr. a nop.
and KarrtXvw to dissolve) indis-
soluble, firm, stable, binding.
AKaTau.n%r)Tos, -ov,b, f), (fr. a neg.
and KdTafjd^oum to subdue) in-
vincible, impregnable ; uncon-
quered.
i*cara7ra>a/o-roj, -ov, b, >% (fr. a
neg. Kara against, and rraXaiio to
AKA
\\Tcs\\c)unconqucrfdinwrestling,
iruuicihlc, matchless ; not to be
thrown by art or ft
AxardnavoTOi, -ov, b, hi (fr. a neg.
and Kmrmwmim to check) inces-
Sd7it, ceaseless, restless ; not to be
restraint (I.
AKaranXt'iKTuc, (fr. a nop. and txa-
rarAiJco-w to terrify) unduuntt il-
ly, intrepidly, bravely.
AKardnorof, -ov, b, h, (fr- a neg-
and Karanlvw to swallow) that
cannot be swallowed ; unfit for
food.
AKaraofiuavros, -ov, b, hi (fr. a neg.
and Karaanualvot to mark) un-
marked ; unsealed ; undistin-
guished ; indistinct.
AKaraOKtvaoTOi,-ov, b, hi (fr.a neg.
and KaraaKCvd^u) to adorn) un-
furnished, unadorned, unfinish-
ed ; rude, barren, uncultivat-
ed.
AKaraoraala, -as, ht (fr. « neg-
and KadioTTjui to arrange) com-
motion, sedition tumult, riot:
inconstancy, firklt MM,
AKardoraroi, -ov, b, h, (fr. same)
tumultuous, riotous ; unsettled,
changeable, fickle ; unstable, in-
constant.
AKardo^troi, -ov, b, hi (fr. a neg.
and Kmriytm U) 'heck) not to be
restrained, turbulent, unruly,
lawless.
AKard^cvoroi, -ov, b, hi (fr. a neg.
and Kura^igtiofuu to belie) not
hi Hxl, falsified, or counterfeited ;
unfeigned, true.
AicarfpyaOTOi, -ov, b, hi (fr. a neg.
and Kartpyd^ouai to complete)
unfinished, rude, defective ; im-
perfect.
AKarvydpnToe, -ov, b, {,, (fr. a nog.
and Karnyopiu) to accuse) not
accused ; unblamed, blameless,
innocent.
AkSto<, -ov, 6, //, and AKarh,-rj<,h,
(perhaps fr. dyia to drive) a
kind of light ship, a frigate ; a
drinking vessel. Akotiov, -ov,rb,
its din-
Akovot- ., -ov, b, f), (fr. a intens.
and Kaim to burn) not to be burn-
ed, incombustible ; unquenchable,
not to be extinguished.
AKa^iaro, Ion. and Aica^ela to Poet,
for aKaynvTO, 3 pi. pper. pass.
of aKa%iu), or imp. ind. of aicd-
Xtuai.
Ataxia, by redupl. for a^im, axd-
X^Hh an<^ atcaxi^io, (fr. ri^oj
grief) to sadden, distress, agi-
tate. In pass, to fret, pine,
grieve.
Aicax>',utvos, part. pres. mid. or
pas-s. of aKaxvut.
AKax'i&o, Ion. for aKax'^v, pres.
impr. pass, of Aw^i'fu, see aica-
3C*1*"
Aicaxutvos, by Sync, for aKaxfif1*'
voc, par. pres. mid. of omyt^i.
Or, for riKaopivos, par. per. pass.
of flxo^u. Or, for nKaKniiivos,
par. per. pass, ofa/cs^/co.
AA:rry;ojro,3 sin. pres. opt. pass, of
atca-yfu) -w.
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AKH
AKti6rtvo<, Ion. and Poet, forarc*-
fiti-of, par. pres. of aiciouat.
AtcttpiKduas, -a, b, Dor. Ibr Xkhoc-
Ktunt, -ov, b, (fr. a intens. tctiptt
t<> clip, and rfjtq I lie hair) u ear-
ing the heiir short, shorn, crop-
"t short. An epithet of
ApOtlO.
•, ind« < 1. Heb. a field of
bloo'f.
Akiirrjroi, -cv, b, L (fr. a neg. and
amt/w to goad) untamed, un-
brohen, not used to the spur, or
goad.
Akiouui -ovfieit, f. -fierouai and -t'oo-
uai, to cure, heal ; to I
reji<nr, mend. 1 a. inf. mid. oki-
aaaOai.
Anlpaios, -ov, b, i), (fr. a ne<r.;ind
«f)fiw to mix) pure, ufl
unadulterated ; simjilr, sincere ,
imweent, hen
A Kept eta, -ay, //, (fr. sr.rr.c, and
xipiof profit) loss, harm, hurt,
damage ; unprofitableness, insig-
nificeirtcr.
AKrpatxdfirn, and T)or.AicipciK6uaft
same as aKttpoKdfens.
'Akcois, -ioi, Att. -rwj, //, and Poet.
' AKtofta, -aroi, tu, and A/rra^3j,
-ov, o, (fr. aKiojiai to cure) a
rwr^, rr
AKioatrai, Poet, for a»c/(Tira«, 1 f.
of tiKtouai.
Akictos, -r), -bv, (fr. otc/o/iai to
COM) curable, that may he hcuhel,
renirdied, repaired, or mended.
AKtarpa, -aj, ^, fc needle, bodkin.
Aicivpcvoi, A"'jo\. and Dor. for
axoixJ/icoj, par. pres. pe
aKovii).
AtxieptiXoe;, -ov, b, ^, (fr. a neg. and
Kc<pa\rj a head) headless ; without
a beginning, leader, or chief;
mutilated, maimed, defective.
AkIwv, -ovoa, -ov, (fr.a*rrjv silently)
listening, silent, mule ; still, quiet-
ly ; simply, withemt parade.
Ak^i, -Tji, fj, the edge, the point; a
spear, dart, javelin, weapon ; a
splinter, sharp piece ; the extre-
mity, utmost degree, height.
AKr'jUoroq, -ov, b, fj, (fr. next, per-
haps its sup.) unburied, unla-
mented, unmourned, unhonoured,
neglected.
AorJCfi -io{ -oTii, b, fit (fr. a neg.
and Krjioi care) careless, negli-
gent, unmindful ; unconcerned,
heedless, thoughtless ; inattentive,
indifferent, contemptuous ; neg-
lected, slighted, unheeded, un-
buried.
AKr/ila, and -da, -as, »;, (fr. last)
negligence, neglect; indolence,
sloth ; sadness, grief, Tramm-
ing.
AicnSid^u}, f. -oo), p. -Ka, (fr. same)
to be indolent, idle, lazy ; to
neglect, slight ; to mourn, pine,
grieve, frit.
AKiK-oa, Att. for rjicoa, per. ind.
mid. of aKovw.
AKVKoccav, or aKnKdcioav, aKrjKoe
vol, atcnKooTts, Att. for nxdutrav,
pper. vKoivai, inf. r,K6ores, per.
j. ex. mid. of aicovw.
AKI
JLiCTjXijrof, -ov, b, 17, (fr. a neg. and
o;A«i> to soothe) implacable, in-
exorable, vindictive.
AKT}\i8ii)Tos,-ov,b,fi, (fr. same, and
/o7Ai<5r>w to tarnish) immaculate
spotless, pure.
'A.KT][ia, -dros, to, same as aKog.
Aicqv, and Poet, aica, or a<rj, (fr. a
neg. and %aivu> to gape) silently,
stilly, mutely; quietly, calmly,
placidly.
A.K}'/paTos, and aKnpdfftos, -ov, b, fi,
(fr. same, and Ktodw to mix)
unmixed, pure, unadulterated,
inviolate, untouched. Or (fr. a
neg. icrjp the heart, and ar?7 ma-
lice) sincere, true, honest. Also
(fr. a neg. and kt)o death) im-
mortal, undecaying, perpetual,
everlasting.
Aktjolos, -ov, b, r), ("*• a neg- and
Kr\p the heart) heartless, dispirit-
ed; lifeless, dead. Also (fr. a
neg. and *»?p fate) immortal, ever-
lasting; enlivening, animating ;
undecaying, safe, unhurt.
hKTipvKTzi, (fr. next) without a
herald, unproclaimed, not so-
lemnized.
AicfjpvKTos, -ov, b, rj, (fr- <* neg- and
uvpvo-cu to proclaim) no* cried,
or proclaimed, unpublished by a
herald ; obscure, not celebrated. \
A.Kv^ia-0, Ion. for aKty^vro, 3 pi.
pper. pass, by Att. redupl.
from a%i<j>.
AKTj^iSaTat, or aKn^idrai, Ion. for
aKtj^i'/vraL, 3 pi. per. pass, of
aKa%i<ji.
A.Krj%cnai, or ax/J^/iai, same as
aico-XtiM), or aKdxTjfii.
A.Ki;3crj\os, -ov, b, }), (fr. a neg. and
k'i^ctjXos mixed with dross) icn-
alloyed, clear, pure, sincere, ho-
nest, incorrupt, innocent.
A/tt/^Aw?, (fr. last) sincerely, ho-
nestly, &c.
AKifobs, -fit -o~v, (fr. a neg. and
Ktvfo* to move) unable to move,
weak, infirm. Comp. aKihv6n-
pos, sup. -tutos-
A.KtduTO$, -ov, b, f), (fr. a*c?j a point,
and ovs an ear) pointed, sharp-
ened ; shaped like the head of a
spear.
AKtvaKng, -ov, b, a scimitar.
A.kiv6vvos, -ov, b, 7), (fr. o neg. and
kivSvvos danger) safe, secure, free
from harm ; unfit for, or unable
to bear danger.
Akivo'vvws, (fr. last) in safely, safe-
ly, securely.
Akivtitos, -ov, b, f], and -n,-ov, Poet,
and in fern. aKivriTa, g. -as, d.
-a, Dor. (fr. a neg. and Kivtu> to
move) immoveable, firm, steady :
fixed, unmoved; umlisturbed, at
-est.
'Akivos, -ov, b, the stones of berries, !
&c. a plant.
'Akios, -a, -ov, and d<ig, -ios, b, >i, j
(fr. o neg. and k1; a maggot)
uncorrupt, sound, whole, sup.
aKiLnro;.
Anpdj, -u, -ov, (fr. a intens. xlf a
w .r:n, aiul piu> to flow) mor/B-
cait-tt ; decayed, frail, weak. |
AKM
Akjj, -«<5oy, ^, same as 0*07.
AKt^vros, -ou, 6, 17, (fr. a neg. and
Act^fw to overtake )not to be over-
taken, unattainable, out of reach ;
implacable.
A*ci^7/TU)f, and a/ci^ra, (fr. last)
in vain, fruitlessly.
KKKt^ofiai, (fr. Akku) to feign a re-
fusal, refuse what is wished, to
be coy.
Akkutuos, -ov, 6, (fr. same) coyness,
false shame, affectation, refusing
what is wished for.
A.kku), -S>, ff, Acco, a woman, whose
silliness gave rise to the two
former expressions.
AAcAapwroj, -ov, b, a, Dor. fora/cArf
pu)Tos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. a neg. and
KXrjpos a lot) portionless.
'AicXavoros, or 'A/cAavroj, -ov, b,t),
(fr. a neg. and /cAatw to bewail)
unwept, unlamented, unmourn-
ed, unhonoured by funeral cere-
monies.
AkXc^s, and AkXeuis, -to; -ovs, b, {,,
(fr. same, and /tAfo? fame) in-
glorious, mean, low in rank, or
birth.
AkAewj, (fr. last) ingloriously.
'AicXeiffTos, -Xjjctos, and -Aj/joto?,
-ov, b, fi, (fr. a neg. and /cAtiw to
shut) unbarred, open.
An\r}oiui -u>, f. -^(70), p. -nKa, (fr. a
neg. and kX?joos a portion) <o be
portionless ; to have no lot, share,
or inheritance ; to live in poverty,
or obscurity.
'AkXtjtos, -ov, b, >i, (fr. same, and
KaXiut to call) not called, unin-
vited.
AxXivtis, -ioc -ovs, b, r), (fr. same,
and kXlvu to lean) firm, steady,
unbending, resolute ; fixed, up-
right.
'AkAuotoj, -ov, b, f>, (fr. same, and
kXv^ to wash) unwashed, not
overflown, or deluged, calm, un-
ruffled.
AKud^w, f. -daw, p. fjKuaica, (fr.
aKfifi bloom of age) to come to
maturity, to bloom^flourish, ripen.
AKud^tt,it is time.
AKfiaTos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) adult,
blooming, vigorous; ripe, luxu-
riant ; mature, perfect.
AKuaarfii, -ov, b, (fr. same) bloom-
ing, flourishing, vigorous.
AKpr), -r)s, r), a point, edge; point,
moment, critical time; flower,
bloom, vigour, maturity of age ;
highest degree of increase, or im-
provement.
AKpr)v, Dor. aKuav, for Kar aKur)v,
now, at this moment, yet, still.
'AKpnvos, -ov, b, {), (fr. aK/ifj bloom)
mature, full-grown ; fasting,
hungry, dry, thirsty.
Aicutji, -rjros, b, fi, (fr. a neg. and
Kduvu) to toil) unwearied, fres/i,
vigorous, strong.
AKuodirov, -ov, rd,(fr. aK/jiav an an-
vil, and riOrjut to set) the block
on which an anvil is set.
AK/jLOviSng, -ov, b, Dor. AicuovtSas,
-a, b, the son of Acmon.
Aicjiuiv, -ovos, b, (fr. a neg. and
<duvn> to wearv) an anvil.
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AKO
AKvauTTTOs, -ov, b,fi, (fr. a neg. and
Kvduirru) or yva//7rrw to bei.d)
inflexible, unbending, unyielding,
stiff.
Aicva<pos, see dyvatyos.
'Akvtjgtis, -toi, Alt. -twj, 17, the
spine, the backbone, the back.
Akot), -ijs, ft, and Dor. Aicoa, -as,
a, (fr. aKovat to hear) hearing)
listening; the ear; rumour, re~
port, relation, account, news ; at ■
tention, obedience.
AKonv, Ion. for tiKorjv, 2 a. pass. —
AKOjjoouat, 2 f. pass, of ukovu).
AKoiftriTos, -ov, b, rt, (fr. a neg. and
Koifj.au> to lull) sleepless, waking,
watchful, inextinguishable.
Akoivwvtjtos, -ov, b, i), (fr. same,
and Kotvwviu) to impart) incom-
municable ; not to be shared, im-
parted, told; unsocial, soli-
tary.
Akoittjs, -ov, b, r), Dor. aKoiras, -a,
b,a, (fr. a coll. and koit>j a bed)
a husband, a married person of
either sex, a bedfellow.
'Akoitis, -io$, Att. -cuts, ft, (fr.
same) a wife, a bedfellow.
AKoXaaia, -as, r), (fr. a neg. and
KoXd^u) to restrain) irregularity,
licentiousness, incontinence, in-
temperance, excess.
A<6\aoTos, -ov, b, r), (fr. same) un-
chaslised, undisciplined, licen-
tious, irregular; immodest, in-
temperate.
AKoXovBiu) -w, f. -Tjau), p. yKoXovOrj-
<a, (fr aKoXovdos a follower) to
follow, attend, ac^^mpany ; to
imitate, follow after, conform to,
obey, serve ; to pursue, perform,
discharge ; to reach to, in a suc-
cessive train.
AKoXovdricat, 1 a. inf. act. — Ako-
XovQi'io-avTcs, n. pi. and -dnadv-
tujv, g. pi. par. 1 a. act. of last.
AKoXovdnrtKos, -1), -dv, (fr. same)
following, succeeding, conse-
quent, proceeding from ; obedi-
ent, attentive.
AKoXovOia, -as, fi, (fr. same) pur-
suit, chase ; attendance ; a reti-
nue, company, procession ; train,
series; consequence.
AkoXovQos, -ov,b, t), (fr. o coll. and
KiXevdos the road) a companion,
follower, attendant; an acolyth,
or young priest. Adj. suitable,
congruous, coincident, corres-
pondent; consequent.
AKoXovdovcri, 3 pi. cont. pres. bid.
act. or d. pi. cont. par. pres.
act. of nKoXavdiu).
AmiXcvtitus (fr. aKoXovdos attend-
ant ) r.')n.},equentlij, suitably.
AkoXvujSus, -ov, b, r), (fr. a neg.
and KoXvu,3du) to swim) that
cannot swim, that will not float.
AKOfiicTia, -as, 1/, (fr. same, and
KOfii^w to regard) negligence,
carclcssnrss; want of equipage,
provisions, &c.
AKduiraoros taid ' Akojiizos, -ov, b,ii,
(fr. a neg. and k6u-o; ostenta-
tion) without boasting or osten*
tation.
'AK.ou.ipos, -ov, b, 11, (fr. a neg. an.'
AKO
Koux^bs ostentatious) unassum-
ing, modest, unqualijied.
Akovdu -u, (fr. aicdvn a whetstone)
to wlut, shurpin, grind; to
quicken, exeiti .
Ak6v&v\os, -ov, 6, }f, (fr. a ne<j. and
k6v6v\os a thump) without blows,
unpunished.
Ak6vtj, -ns, r), a grinding-stone,
whetstone.
Atcoriri, (fr. a neg. and «rrfv«j dust)
without toil, easily, readily.
Ak6vitqv, -ov, rb, the herb aconite,
or monkshade ; poison.
'Akovtu, okovtc, dKovTd, fr. djcwv,
-ovaa, -ov.
Aiebvnas, -on, 6, (fr. dxiov a dart) a
serpent, called in Latin Jaculus.
Akovti(o», f. -('trw, p. -«*a, (fr
same) to throir the javelin ; to
hurl, dart, disrhargc. 1 a. tjkui-
Tiaa, Ion. aKdvnaa.
Axovriov, -ov, to, (dim. of I .nm ■)
a smaller kind of juvili-:, Ibe.
Akovt/(tij, -joy, Att. -tws, //, (fr.
d«wi' a dart) a throu ut» of' the
j'lulin, darting, hurling, shoot-
ing ; a V"
Akovtiott)s, -oii, 6, Dor. AKorno-Trij,
-a, o, and AtfovnaT^p, -ijpo;,-, o,
(fr. same) a javilin-maii, a (mi-
ce r, who is armed with missile
wenjions.
AKOvnoriKbs, -ff, -ov, (fr. same)
ctrnr at the dart ; sup. akoirto-
nirmrme,
▲cwrwrvf, -vof,i'h (fr. same) dVcw
ferity in i imj //)<• aVvsf, or > kh •
Mm ; a trml of sl;ill, or a ,/tyU
u///i missile weapons.
AKoniacTOs, -ov, o, if, (Ir. ■ neg,
and k6ttos fatigue) MM
/rcs/ij vi£orou.», able, active, /tar-
A«f07rotffr(i>b-, (fr. last) vigorously,
artivihi.
Akottds, -ov, b, ';, see aKorlnaros.
AKopcoros, -ov, b,!h and Poet. a<u-
pcroj, or 'Amtoft (fr. >i i
Kopiu> to satisfy) u
dy, ravenous, vara Mil,
AAf<5prjrcj, and A»cdpt<7rof, -ov, o, /),
(fr. same, and R#pM to -
unswept, tmkrusked, unjmlishcd,
dirty, negii
'AKopov,-ov, rd, the herb. s."
or galingale.
Aicds, -f'S -ore, TO, (fr. UKtOflUl to
cure) a cure, mediriiu, remedy ;
expiation, atonement.
kKdaunros, -ov, b, ff, (fr. a r.c«. and
Kocuto) to adorn, all
plain f «o£ ornamented.
Anoo-ula, -ac, /}, (fr. same, and
Koo-/(d<; order) iwnri of cm
plainness, simplicity ; irregula-
rity, confusion, disorder, tumuli.
'Akoouos, -ov, 6, )/, (fr. same) plain,
unadorned ; irregular, disorder-
ly, undisciplined, tumultuous.
Ak6ouojs, (fr. last) disordaly, dis-
gracefully, indecently.
AKoo-riw -w, fr. ->;o-w, (fr. next) to
feed on barley ; to pamper, fat-
ten.
AKoo-rr), -/},-, r}, barley, food in ge-
neral, victuals.
AKP
AKovd^w, (fr. aKovia to hear) to
hmr, to listen, to attend on an
invitation, It he tin ilid.
Akovc, -itu), sin. and -in, 2 pi
|>r.<. mij.r. act. — A*«i cij, -it
2 3 sin. and -outv, -in, -ovoi
fil. prcs. ind. act. — Axovifitv
on. for Akdhh, pre*, inf. act,
of aKoiiu).
'AKovt), -»).,-, //, same as aicorj.
'Aicovpos, -ov, b,h~, (fr. a neg. and
<cf/pu< to shave) unshorn, untrim-
med, rough, unseemly ; beard-
less. Or (fr. Kolpoi, Ion. for
n6po$ a youth) ehu
Akoij, see axur.
AnovciaaOilf, -cioa, -iv, 1 a. par.
[i.iss. of
AKovoid^u), (fr. next) to force, com-
pel. A Kovoid^ouai, to be forced ;
to act umiillingh/, be riluetont;
to shun, avoid, loallir, decline.
Axovaioi, -ov, o, //, and -ia,-tov, (fr.
a neg. and /«&» willing) unuill-
ing, involuntary, loathe, discon-
', reluctant.
A.koi alias (fr. last) unwillingly, re-
luctantly.
' Atcovoua, -uTOi, rd, (fr. axovw to
hear) ii laming, the thins heard,
a sound ; fame, n
AKovffn'oi, -a,-ov, (fr. same) that
must be heard, attended to, obey-
ed.
Akovotiis, -ov, 6, (fr. same) an au-
ditor, heart r, scholar.
AKovariKOii, -r), -bv, (fr. same) re-
to hearing, or sound ; list-
nttcntii e, obeilient.
AKovoTbi, -ov, 6. f), (fr. same) to be
heard, uudihlc, distinct.
AkovtIQu), f. -loK>), p. nKovTiKa (fr.
i to cause to hear, to make
attend. 1 f. Att. okovtiw, -uj,
&c.
Akovv, {. -o<t), p. rJKovKa, to hear;
to hearken or listen to, attend;
to comprehend, learn, under-
stand ; to regeird, obey ; to be
called, or MmJ to be. imp. act,
>>oirov. 1 a. TjKovoa, Ion. aKovoa
opt. anovautui, JEol. aKovcda,
-aj, -f par. uKovaas, JF,o\. aicov-
aan;. |>er. pMl. i'kovouui. 1 a.
r,K'jvo-8r)v. 1 f. nKOvaQi'jOOua:. 2 a.
act. ind. i)koov. 2 f. ind. act.
okou). 1 f. ind. mid. aKovoofjiai.
2 sin. (ikov<t>). Ion. a*ouff£ai.
per. mid. vKoa. Att. aK^Koa. 2
f. mid. aKof)CO;>at.
Avot'uu, -ovcra, -or, par. pres. act.
— Av< t'wo-i, 3 pL pres. sub. act.
'A*pa, -aji /;, (fr. dxpos higliest) a
height i summit, eminence} a fort,
citadel, fo tress ; a cape, pro-
montory ; beach, shore ; extre-
mity, verge.
Axpat'vroi, Poet, for dxpavrot.
AKOa'ii, -fos -org, b, f}, (fr. ri/cpoj
high) high, elevated, on an emi-
nence ; on the surface, superfi-
cial.
AxfaZss, --if, o, )', (fr. same) high-
est, loftiest; extreme, Ins.t. Or
(fr. aKpa a fori) of the castle.
AKpa:<pvr,i, -foj -ov$, o, ^,(fr. same,
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AKP
and (f/tilvui to appear) bright,
elfar, distinct; Vurei unmixed;
lively, active, suift.
Axpavros, -ov,b, If, (fr. a Mf, and
Kpatw to complete) in
unjinishcd, defective, frail ; vain,
-, imjictuul.
'Axptii, see dupoi.
AKpaoiu, -of, //, (fr. a neg. and
updroi strength) inability to re-
strain the . t.nipe.
. 6VCCM ; wicon/i/itnce, un-
AKpunvofiat, f.-tvco/iai {fr.aKparfu
intemperate) to act vniemperaU-
ly, to live dissolutily ; to exceed,
imlulcr, jiampir.
AKparivriKbi,-ov, 6, ^,(fr. last) <7i.»-
solute, intemperate.
, •fof-e5f| 6, //, (fr. o neg.
and Kp«roj strength) unabU to
curb tin appetites, xnteinjurate,
dissolute, debauched, unehustc.
AKparriros, -ov, b, //, (fr. same, and
Kpariw to restrain) not to be
Checked, n strained, or kept with-
in bounds; ungovernable, licen-
tious.
AKparlfa, (fr. aicpdrov unmixed
wiih) to carouse, indulge; to
breakfast.
AKpdriaua, -aros, rb, (fr. same)
breakfast : an early meal taken
by those who cannot restrain
their hunger.
AKpdnoroj, -ov, b, h, (fr. last)
who breakfasts, having break-
fatted,
Axpdrov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
pure or unmixed wine.
' AKpdros, -ov, b, h,, (fr. a neg. and
Kcpdi'wui to mix) unmixed, pure,
simpk ; unsullied, untouched;
perfect, complete, just.
Atpd^oXoj, Dor. for ax-p<5^oAoy, -ov,
6, !t, (fr. rtVpuj extreme, and
X°^h anger) ira&cible, passionate.
AKpiuoiv, -ovos, b, (perhaps fr.
dxpos high, and Kptfidia to nang)
a large branch, or arm of a tree;
a bough ; a shoot, sucker.
AKpicircpov, (fr. aVpoj extreme, and
ctnrcpos evening) late in the even-
ing, dusk.
'AKpn,-ns, h~, I°n> for d*pa.
'Aicpnpos, -ov, b, ii, (fr. d/rpoj ex-
treme, and rfftn youth) young,
boyish, childish.
AKpifToirocin, -rf$, Ion. for aKp-nroiro-
oia, -as, i), (fr. aVp»/roj unmixed,
and -oats drink) strong drink;
drinking plain wine ; a drinking
bout.
AKpnTovorris, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
toper, drunkard.
'AxpiiTos,-ov, b, .'/, (fir. a r,eg. and
Ktodvwui to mix) unmixed, puie,
plain; sincere, honest, innocent,
chas'*.
AKpipd£u>, f. -rfc-u), p. -aKa, (fr.
aKpifihs exact) to examine, try,
prove, inquire, search, scrutinize.
AKpi(iifOjjns, -nu, 6, (ft. same) exa-
mination, trial, scrutiny, search;
a limit, boundary, restriction.
Ai:pi$da, -as, h., ^fr. same) exacU
ncss, accuracy, nicety.
AKP
A.Kpt0f<TTtpos,comp. -raros, sup. of
AKpifim, -ios -ovs, b, fi, accurate,
exact, nice, correct, strict, rigid ;
perfect, finished, complete.
AxpifioSixaiov, -ov, rb, (fr. last, and
Hkt} law) strictness of law, rigid,
right.
&xpi(3o\oyiopai -ovfiai, (fr. same,
and \iyu> to count) to count ac-
curately ; to enumerate, define,
describe, discuss.
Lxpifiou} -w, f. -ti<ra>, p. rjxpipuxa,
(fr. axptjSrjs exact) to search out,
to inquire diligently; to examine,
exjtlore; to learn accurately,
to know thoroughly ; to finish,
complete, execute in a masterly
manner.
A -.piP&s, (fr. same) diligently, ac~
cttrately, exactly.
l*p)ihoQfipa, -as, hi (fr« next> and
$npdu> to catch) a trap to catch
locusts.
AxpiSaSi-Suv, cases of
k.xpis, -fjflft hi the locust.
'Axpts, -ios, Att. -zu>s, fi, (fr. dxpos
high) a summit, ridge, or top of
a mountain ; a cliff", crag.
Axpima, -as, hi (fr. axplros un-
tried) want jf judgment or dis-
crimination, confusion, uncer-
tainty.
Axp^To^bOos, -ov, h} h, (fr. next, and
uvdos speech) hixty in language,
indiscreet in speech, rash, imper-
tinent.
'Axplros, -ov, b, fi, (fr. a neg. and
Kpivo) to judge) rash, hasty, in-
considerate ; irregular, perplexed,
confused, indistinct; boundless,
extreme ; untried, not judged,
who has not pleaded.
AxpiroQiiWos, -ov, b.fj, (fr. last,and
ipv^Xov a leaf) with branches in-
terwoven, intertwined, leafy.
AicpiTdQvpTos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and <j>vpiu> to mix) indiscrimi-
nately mixed, huddled together
in confusion.
Axptrws, (fr. same) indiscreetly,
rashly ; indistinctly, confusedly ;
unjustly, without trial.
Kupdana, -dros, to, (fr. next) a
sound, a voice; that which is
heard, or listened to ; as a play,
a musician, &c.
Axpodouai -G>fxai, f -dffo^iK, p.
TjKpdafiai, to Jiear, listen; lo at-
tend, obey. par. pres. axpnaoue-
vos -W/JIEVOS.
AxpdaatS, -ios, Att. -tws, f)t (fr.
last) hearing, listening ; an hear-
ing, an audience ; attention, obe-
dience, respect..
Axpoarfpiov,-ov,Tb, (fr. same) an
audience-chamber, a public hall,
or court.
Axpoarfis, -ov, b, (fr. same) an au-
ditor, a hearer, scholar.
Axpo0o\i^ofxai, (fr. dxpos high, and
j3aXXo» to throw) to shoot, throw,
or dart, in volleys, or from an
eminence ; lo fight with missiles ;
to skirmish.
AKpo(So\iGnbs, -ov, b, (fr. last) a
shower of weapons, a volley ; a
skirmish, skirmishing.
AKP
Akoo(}6\os, -jv, 6,(fr. same) askir-
i.iisher, light-armed soldier.
Axpofivoriu -w, (fr. dxpos extreme,
and (ivu to cover) to have not
been circumcised.
Aicpo(lvGTta, -as, hi (*•"• same) the
foreskin, or prepuce ; uncircum-
cision.
Axp6(5voTos, -ov, b, (fr. same) un-
circumcised.
AKpoyaivialos, -a, -ov, (fr. dxpos
extreme, and ywvia a corner or
coin) at the corner of the founda-
tion, of the corner or foundation ;
the lowest, fundamental.
Axpo6axrv\tov, -ov, to, (fr. dxpos
extreme, and 8dtcrv\os a finger)
the thumb.
AxpdSpva, -aw, rd, (fr. same, and
8pvs an oak) acorns, mast, nuts,
berries.
AxpoOiviov, -ov, to, (fr. same, and
■St? or $tv, sand heaped on the
shore) a heap of corn, the first
fruits of it ; a heap of spoils,
that part of them dedicated or of-
fered.
AxpnOwpa^, -axos, b, v, (fr. same,
and Swpaf the breast) tipsy,
warm-hearted, full to the throat.
AxpoxtXaividw -w, (fr. same, and
xeXaivbs black) to have a black
hue, to be black externally; to
look dark, or sternly, to frown.
Axpoxvt&atns, -a, -ov, (fr. same,
and xvt<pas darkness) evening,
twilight, dusk.
Axpoxofjos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
x6p»\he hair) long-haired; with
sp rr,- iding foliage.
Axpoxopc'wv, see axpo%opfi<i>v.
Axpoudvrjs, -ios -ovs, b, »'/, (fr.same,
and uahouai to be mad) mad,
distracted, outrageous.
Axpo/jtdoBiov, -ov. to, (fr.same, and
jiairhbs for ua£bs the teat) a
nipple.
'Axpov, -ov, to, (fr. same) the top,
tip, summit; edge, extremity;
end.
Axp6vnov, -ov, to, (fr. same, and
vnijs Ion. for vavs a ship) the
prow, head, or stem of a ship.
Axpo-rrevOfis, -ios -ovs, b, //, (fr.
same, and -ivdos grief) extreme-
ly sad, mournful, dispirited.
AxpoTroonTl (fr. same, and irovs the
foot) on tiptoe.
Axo6t:o\is, -ios, Att. -ews, hi (fr-
same, and -noKis a city) a castle,
a citadel, a city.
Axp6vo\os, -ov, 6, i$, (fr. same, and
iroXfw to be) elevated, lofty, tow-
ering, high ; on high, on the
summit; turning, or revolving
above, reaching to the pole.
Axpdiropos, -ov, b, )'/, (fr. same, and
ntlpa to pierce) piercing, sharp,
pointed.
AxpoirooOia, -as, >', (fr. same, and
ir6<x9n the foreskin) the foreskin,
or prepuce ; the gland, or nut.
'Axpos, -a, -ov, high, elevated, lofty,
topmost ; raised, or drawn to a
point, sharp; extreme, outvjard,
external ; perfect, consummate,
finished, sub. a height, summit,
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AKT
cliff, comp. axpdrtpos, sup. axp6
raros.
Axpooocpos, -ov, b, (fr. last, and
co<pbs wise) a complete philoso-
pher ; all-wise, sage.
AxpoTfipiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
height, promontory ; an extremi-
ty, or outward part.
Axpdrtjs, -vtos,!), (fr. same) height;
the top, ridge, summit ; perfec-
tion, completion.
Axporouos, -ov, 6, fj, (fr. same, and
riuvoj to cut) precipitous, steep ;
rough, rugged, abrupt, craggy.
Axpd^sXos, see axpd%o\os.
Axpo^opowv, -6vos, I), (fr. same,and
X°p£h a sinew) a wart.
'Axpu,Dor. (ordxpw,g. of dxpos.
'Axpu>v, -wi/oj, 6, (fr. dxpos ex-
treme) an end; the extremities of
the limbs.
'Axpu>s, (fr. dxpos high) on the sur-
face, superficially, slightly, light-
ly.
AxpioTr/pt'jfo, f. -daw, p. -axa, (fr.
axpojTi'piov a fragment) to cut off
the extremities ; to maim, lop,
mutilate.
Axp<PT7ipia<Tfibs,-ov, b, (fr. last) am-
putation ; maiming, lopping, mu-
tilation, disfiguration.
AxpwTi'ptov, -ov, to, (fr. dxpuiv the
extremity) apiece cut off'; a lop-
ping^ fragment; a wreck; the
extremity, end ; a pinnacle, bat-
tlement ; prow, beak, ornament
of ships.
Axrairj, -rjs, h, Actaza, the name of
a nymph.
Akto7os and 'Axrios, -a, -ov, (fr.
axrfi the shore) on the shore,
near the coast, maritime.
A xraiu)v, -ovos, and -wvos,b,jActeBon,
Axtti, -rjs, h, (fr. dyw to break) a
cr ?>.t, shore, strand, beach; a
rock, reef, cliff; grain, corn; the
elder tree.
AxT>juu)v,-ovos, b, h, (fr. a neg. and
xrdo\iai to possess) poor, indi-
gent, needy.
Aktiv, and Axrls, -"ivos, hi a raVi <*
sunbeam ; a flash, brightness ;
axriveact, Ion. for axrlai, d. pi.
'Axrios, -ov, see axralos.
Axv'Xas, -ov, b, Aquila, a man's
name.
Akv\iotos, -ov, b, hi (fr. a r.eg. and
xv\i<o to roll) that will not roll,
cannot be rolled ; steady, firm.
Akv'Sos, "ov, b, the acorn of the Ilex,
or scarlet oak.
AxtiftavTos, -ov, and axvynav, -ovos,
b, h, (fr. a neg. and xvy.a a wave)
calm, unruffled.
Axvuwv, -ovos, b, h, (fr. same, and
xvo) to be with child) barren.
AxvpoXoyiw -G>, f. -f;cw, p. -rjxa, (fr.
dxvpos void, and \iyu> to speak)
to speak incorrectly, improperly,
or without authority.
'Axvpos, -ov, b, h, (fr. a neg. and
xvpos force) void, invalid, oj no
force or effect; vain, ineffectual;
obsolete, abrogated, null.
Axvpdu) -tD, f. -w<rw, p. nxvpo)xa,(fr.
[ .same, and xvp6w to confirm) to
! abrogate, revoke, repeal, annul
a *U4K* & o y f1r£4^t *"*
AAA
A.KioK?i, -ijr, h, (same as axfi) the
edge, or point ; a weapon.
AxutXiaros, -v, -ov, deprived of any
part, or member. And
'AkwAoj, -ov, b, >/, (fr. a neg. and
kwXov a member) that wants some
part, member, or limb, especially
the feet; maimed, mutilated, de-
ft dive.
Aic(l>\vros,-ov, b, >), (fr. same, and
kwAuw to hinder) unhindered,
free, at liberty, unrestrained.
AkwXvtus, (fr. last) without stop,
hindrance, or prohibition.
AkCjv, and Axoiis, -bvros, b, a dart,
javelin, weapon.
'Akwv, and aIkm, -ovaa, -ov, (fr. a
neg. and ikuiv willing) unwilling,
averse, reluctant; involuntury,
unintentional.
*AXa, a. sin. of SXs. "AAa<5' for
aXaic, to sea, seaward.
'AXa/3a, -rji, )), ink.
AXdjidp^ns, -ov, b, (fr. dXa0a ink,
and dp%os chief) a penman
writer, scrivener ; a governor.
AXdfiaorpov, -ov, rb, and aXdjiaa-
rpoj, -ov, b, alabaster ; a box made
of it for ointment, or perfume ;
such a box made of other ware.
AXdApouos, -ov, b, i), (fr. tiAj the
sea, and cp'iuos a course) roving
at sea, cruising ; a corsair, pi
rate
AXa^ovda, -as, f), (fr. aXd^iov a.
braggart) a boast, ostentation
pretension ; pride, pomp, arro-
gance.
AXa^ovevouai, f. -£u<ro^ai,(fr.same)
to boast, brag, glory, vaunt.
A\a$6ves, -£ovas, cases of
AXu^uiv, -di os, b, fj, a boaster, pre-
tender. Adj. self-assuming, inso-
lent, vain-glorious, arrogant.
AXadda, AXaQtvu, AXaOi)s, Dor.for
aXnQda, Sec.
AXa0£<s, par. of nXdOnv, 1 a. pass,
of dXnui, aXeut, or aXdoftai.
AXddi/ros, -ov, 6, {), (fr. a neg. and
Xtn-ddvij) to hide) not to be con-
cealed, notorious, public, conspi-
cuous.
AXaibi, -a, -bv, for naXaibs.
AXaxdra, -as, a, Dor. for r,\aicd-
rn.
AXdXayfibs, -ov, b, and AXdXayua,
-dros, rb (fr. next) a din, shout;
a cheering used by soldiers in
battle ; exultation ; sound, me-
lody, warbling; lowing, bleat-
ing.
A\a\d£ov, neut. sin. — AXaXd^ov-
ras, a. pi. par. pres. act. of
AXdXd^u), f. -dou>, p. -uku, (fr.
next) to cry alala, shout, cheer ;
to wail, yell, howl; to clatter,
tinkle, clang, clank.
AXflAr), -?is, f/. ami Dor. aXaXu, -as,
a, alala, an unmeaning word,
forming the shout of soldiers
joining battle.
AXtiXnuai, ind. aXdXr,oQai, inf. aXa-
X>ini:>oS: par. per. pass, by re-
dupl. fawn aAdofiiU. Or by a like
rejupl. pres. from aXf^ai, act.
d\r<.(t.
AXdXijrjSy-ov, b,f), (fr. m neg. and
AAr
XaX/ai to speak) inexpressible,
unutterable, unspeakable, inef-
fable.
AXdXnrbs, and Dor. aXaXarbs, -ov,
b, (fr aXaXh) same as SXaXay-
fjtds.
AXaXKoucvnts, -&os, f), (fr. oXoXku
to assist, and utvos rtTCQfth)
able to relieve, the mighty hi (per,
an epithet of Minerva.
'AXaXxov, Ion. for fjXaXxov, imp. or
2 a. of
AXoXko), same as aXxtu), or dX/cui
'AXSXos, -ov, b, f>, (fr. a neg. and
XaXiw to speak) dumb, mute, si-
lent.
AXaXvKrnfiai, by Att. rcdupl. for
aXvicrnuat, which is either a
Poetic present tense, or per.
pass. Ion. of aXvKriouai, Poet.
AXatyvts, -iov, o't, Alnxones, a peo-
ple adjoiiwng Scythia.
AXdouat, f. -t)aouai, to wander,
struy, roam, rove ; to err, mis-
take ; to doubt, hesitate.
AXabs, -ov, b, f), (fr. a nog. and
Xa'w to see) blind; purblintl,
short-sighted ; uith but one eye.
AXadii) -u), f. -ujou), (fr. last) to
blind, deprive of sight; to de-
ceive, delude.
AXaoaicoirla, -ay, fi, Ion. AXaoaxo-
■niti, (fr. aXabs purblind, and oko-
rrbs a view) dimness of sight, an
intlistinct view ; a bad lookout,
neglect of guard.
AXairatvbs, -»}, -bv, (fr. next) easily
dtstrcyeil, injured, impairid, or
pained; soft, tender, delicate;
weak frail.
AX5ird£u>, f. -£w, (fr. Xarrd£u> to ex-
haust) to waste, destroy ; to rob,
spoil, pillage, plunder ; to empty,
exhaust, drain. 1 a. nXdva^a,
Ion. aXdita^a' inf. aXdira^ai.
*AXay, -dros, rb, (fr. b\Xs the sea)
salt ; brine ; the sea ; hospitrdity,
entertainment.
AXaariu) -w, (fr. dXao-roy indelible)
to feel heavily, resent, be angry,
not forget ; to fret, grieve.
' AXaoros, Dor. for aXnaros-
AXdarwp, -opos, b, (fr. a neg. and
Xfidofia: to forget) a punisher, an
avenger, who inflicts woes not to
be forgotten ; an evil genius, a
demon ; execrable. Also Alastor,
a man's name.
AXdray, -a, b, Dor. for AX^r^f.
Also Alatas, or Aletes, a man's
name.
AXaro, Ion. for rfXdro, 3 sin. imp
of aXdouai. But,
"AA.jto, Dor. for i)Aa7o, 3 sm. 1 a
mid. of aXXoftai.
' AXuuiris, -vos, hi (fr- aXabs pur
blind) blindness, dimness of sight.
' kXyt, for dXyta, pi. of dXyos, d.
AAE
AXyit?>u)Y. -6vos, b, 'AXynua, -Srof,
rb, and ' AXynais, -ios, Att. -cuf,
fl, (fr. same) wo, sorrow; pain
ache; griff, mourning, trouble.
AXyvpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. same) griev-
ous, mournful; painful.
AXyiiov, comp. dXytaros, sup. (fr.
same) more and most grmous
mournful, painful, &c.
'AXyo?, -tos -ovs, rb,wo, grief sor
row, sadness ; trouble, hardship,
^Ldistress ; puin, ache, sor,
. jAaoiw -o>. or 'AX(5w, f. -»}ffu>, p.
-nua, also AXJafvu, f. -avw, to
feed, nourish, maintain; to invi-
gorate, strengthen ; to increase,
enlarge, augment.
AX/h'io-ku), (fr. last) to grow, be-
come larger, increase.
AXcu, -ny, and Ion. AXtti, -5J$, fit
(fr. aXiut to shun) escape, flight,
refuge.
AXia, -as, and Ion. AX/f/, -ns, hy
heat, warmth.
AXcalvuj, (fr. last) to grow warm.
AXtaoOai, and AXtvaadat, for aXi-
oacrOtn and aXivaaaOat, 1 a. inf.
mid. of aXiu) and aXciiut.
AXtycivbs, -ov, b, t), (fr. aXiym to
rr^ird) mournful, soirowful,sad,
melancholy, grievous; anxious,
soiintous, attentive, watchful.
See also aXyctvbs.
AXtylfa, f. -lao), p. -txa, same as
AXiyw, f. -(io, to take care of, see
to, look to, order, provide; to
attend, regard, respect ; to value,
esteem.
AXccivbs, -fl, -bv, (fr. aXia heat)
warm, temperate, tepid.
AXuivu), (fr. ttA/w to shun) to flee,
escape; to shun, avoid. Imp.
aXttivov, Ion. for nXiuvov.
AXtfi, -t)s, fi, (fr. same) see aXcd.
'AXila, -as, fj, see aXula.
AXilavros, -ov, b, !lf (fr. a neg. and
Xctaivu to polish) unpolished,
coarse, unflnished.
'AXciap, -dros, rb, (fr. aXiu to
grind) meal, flour.
AXttXlQa, Att. for fjXtitf>a, per. of
aXtiipo).
' AXciuua, -dros,rb, (fr.same) unc-
tion, anointing; ointment, be-
smearing, daubing.
AXiios, Dor. for HXc7os, -ov, b, »;,
Elean, of Elis.
kXd-rns, -ov, b, (fr, aXrifbii) to
anoint) an anointer, one who oil-
ed and attended the wrestlers; a
perfumer.
AXtnrrpbv, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
vessel for ointment ; a room for
anointing.
AXeh, par. pres. of dXnui, or par.
2 a. pass, of aA/w.
AXeiaov, -ov,rb,an embossed cup,
a drinking vessel, tankard, gob-
let.
\Xyc\vbs, -'), -ov, AXyrjobs, -u, -bv, \Xdrnsy-ov, b, (fr. next) a sinner.
and kXyivotis, -tcoa, -ev, (fr. I See aXirp6s-
next) grievous, mourn fid, sad : \ AXdria, see aXiriu).
painful, aching. Comp. aXya-\ AXtirovpynoia, -as, fi, (fr. a neg.
vdrcoos, sup. -raros. Xarbs public, and ipynv work)
AXyeta -fi, f. -ficu, p« vXynKa, (fr. | an immunity from public duties ,
\yiai.
dXyog pain) to acJie, feel pain
mourn, fret, pine, grieve.
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a privilege, exemption.
'AXuipa,or ' AXu<pn -ns, r;,and AXd-
AAE
0ap, ~aros, rb, (fr. next) oint-
ment, unction; oiling, greasing ;
pitch, calking.
A \tl<pj>, f. -v/-w, p. fjXet&a, to anoint,
oil, grease; to daub, smear; to
overspread, coat, calk; to con-
secrate. 1 a. rjXcixpa' par. dXci-
xpas. 2 a. rjXi<f>ov. per. mid. riXoi-
0a. Att. aXr)Xoi(pa. per. act. Att.
aX>'iXi(pa' pass. aXijXiuuai. pper.
pass. Att. aXifXiufinv, and Poet.
r)\fi\lniJiT]v.
AXetipai, 1 a* m^ ac*' — AXdxpa-
aa, n. fern. sin. and AXdxpavres,
n. mas. pi. par. 1 a. act. —
AXeu/zoxn, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of
aXdtyu.
AXocrfip, -npos, b, Sync, for aXd;n-
rrjp, (fr. aXifa to avert) a de-
fender, protector, guardian.
A.\tKropo<p(i)via,-as,fi, (fr. next, and
<pu)vri voice) cock-crowing; the
three hours after midnight ; early
morning.
AXacrpvibv, -6vos, b, 7), (fr. next) a
cock or hen ; a fowl.
AXinrup, -opos, b, (fr. a neg. and
XUrpov bed) a cock.
AXifiaros, Dor. for nXiuaros.
'AXtv, Sync, and Ion. for rfXtaav,
3 pi. imp. or 2 a. ind. of dXrjui,
the same as aXiw. But
"AXtv, Boeot. for dXna-av, Ion. for
jjXncrav, by Metapl. for the Att.
kdXwoav, 3 pi. 2 a. of aXa>ut, or
aXc'o-Kw.
AXi^avbpda, -as, t), the city.4faran-
dria ; and
AXt&iviJpev?, -£<??, b, an Alexan-
drian ; and
AXt^dvcpivos, -rj,-ov, about Alexan-
dria, or Alexander, or a fci/irf of
verse ; all from
AXi^av?,pos, -ou, 6, (fr. aAf|a> to
protect, and avjjp a man) Alexan-
der, a man's name.
AXt^dvijios, ov, b, 17, (fr. aXil-u)
to avert, and dvtpos the wind)
£,W £wr7is the wind, excludes air ;
sheltering, screening.
AXU-acdai, 1 a. inf. mid. of aXiyu).
Or by Sync, for aXd-ffo-ao-Vai, 1
a. inf. mid. — AXcl-iuevai, Dor.
and Ion. for aXi^av, pres. inf.
act. — A\tl-f)(Teia, -as, -t, 1 a.
opt. act. JEiA. of aXf£u>, or
aXtffw.
AXU-rjua, -aros, rb, (fr. aX/£a> to
avert) defence, protection, assist-
ance, relief, succour.
A\el;rjT>'ipios, -a, -ov, (fr. same)^
or capable of defending, protect-
ing, guarding.
AXt^iapn, -us, >i, (fr- same, and
aod prayer) a female who averts
curse*, or turns away prayers.
AXt£jj3(arta?, -ov, b, the son of
Alexias.
AXt^iKaKos, -ov, b, >;, (fr. aXi£w to
avert, anrl k -kos evil) preserva-
'•ne, preventive ; sub. a good
gv-iiu*, an avTtzr of evtl ; a de-
fender, protector f guardian,
A\c^lpt^99ros, -ov, b, if, (fr. ■'ame,
and pportis human) protecting,
epiurlinz, defending, averting.
AAsf('/»vp3c, -ov, c, ffi (Jr. ^utx::, and
AAH
p6pos death) averting death, pro-
tecting.
A\e^KpdpuaKos, -ov, b, t), (fr. same,
and (pdpuaicov poison) averting
the power, or preventing the ef-
fects of poison ; an antidote,
charm.
AXf'fw, and AXd;iu>, f. -rjau>, p.
-rfKa, to drive, turn aivay ; to re-
pel, keep off, avert, set aside ; to
assist, succour, protect, defend.
— AXil-ouat, to defend one's self,
revenge, retaliate. 1 a. JE.o\.
aXtfyoua, -as, -e, &c. for aXd-t)-
aaiui.
AXt^fiiaQa, Dor. for aXd-ibjjicda, 1
pi. pres. sub. mid. of aXifa.
AXebs, -ov, b, )'/, (fr. aXia heat) hot,
warm; temperate, tepid. Also
Dor. for nXtbs, which see.
AXzorrfS, -r,ros, ff, (fr. aXio) to ga-
ther) a collection, gathering ; a
crowd, an assemblage.
AXc6<pptj)v, -ovos, b, t/, (fr. same,
and <ppf\v the mind) wandering
in mind, erroneous ; foolish ;
mad, distracted.
AXtnibuTos, -ov, b, r), (fr. a neg.
and XciriSuTos scaly, th. Xems a
scale) without scales, smooth.
AXirrjs, -ov, 6, (fr. aXiu> to grind)
of a mill ; with 6vo s understood,
a millstone.
AXcrpis, -ilos, »% (fr. same) a mil-
ler's wife.
AXeruyv, -Stvos, b, (fr. same) a
workhouse, where refractory
slaves were set to grind.
AXevabat, -uv, 01, the sons, or de-
scendants of Aleuas.
AXevaro, Ion. for nXevaro, 1 a. ind.
mid. — AXevacdat, inf. — AXev-
dfitvos, par. Sync, for rfXevaaro,
aXevaaoOai, aXtvcdfxtvos from
aXcvu). See also aXiaoBai.
AXevuat, Dor. for aXovuai, cont. of
aXiouai. See aX/w.
AXevpov, -ov, to, (fr. aXio) to grind)
meal, flour.
AXtiw, to avoid, shun, flee; to
avert, keep, or turn off". Also
AXid> -w, f. -17(70), and -tew, p. -xa,
to grind. AXiouai, in the sense
of aXevo), to quit, flee, eseape ; to
shun, avoid, decline; to writhe,
twist, stiain, bend, in order to
avoid violence ; to conceal, hide,
shut up, as in order to avoid or
escape pursuit ; to collect, as-
semble, crowd, together as for the
same purpose. Also to wander,
ramble, stray, as if for the same
reason. Par. 2 a. pass. aXeis,
-tiaa, -h.
AXtwori, -%;, if, (fr. last) escape,
safety, security, protection ; a
refuge, asylum ; a bulwark,
fortress.
k\h, -ns, ff, (fr. aXdouai to stray)
a going astray ; error, mistake ;
roving ; an unset/led lire.
AXr-Qda, -us, v, (fr. aXndrjs true)
truth, veraril'i ; reality, fact ;
fl-le'ity, faithfulness ; integrity,
rirrhtrou'mess. a. Ion. aXtiQcinv.
A.X>fO£vrt<bc, -t), -bv, (fr. next)
t >i", ?-v::ikina truth.
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AAH
AAj?0£tfw, f. -tvaw, p. tjXfi6tvKa% (fr.
aXnOris true) to speak, or main*
tain the truth; to act sincerely;
to verify, confirm.
AXrfQrfin, for aXnOcia.
AXrjdfjs, -ios -ovs, b, >/» (as fr. a
neg. and XrjOo) to lie hid, or Xfjdq
oblivion) true, real, certain, au-
thentic, unerring ; valid, decisive,
competent; candid, sincere, honest.
comp. aXnOiarepos, sup. aXijOiff'
raros.
AXn6i£ouai, same as aXndevw.
AXrf(f(vbs, -r), -bv, (fr. aXndffS true)
true, sincere; real, genuine, e«-
sential.
AXrfdoavvt], -r/s, f/, (fr. same) ve-
rity, reality, genuineness.
AXf/dovcai, n. pi. fern. par. pres.
act. of next.
AXffQu), f. ->7<ra>, p. rjXnica, same as
aXf'w, to gnnd.
AXnOios, and AXrfdVvws, (fr. aXt)9r)'
true) truly, sincerely, really.
AXtjios, -ov, b, v, (fr. a neg. and
Xnis booty, or Xtjiov a crop) poor,
indigent.
AXnKvbs, -ov, b, >/, (fr. a neg. and
Xr/yw to cease) incessant, un-
ceasing, continual; restless, not
to be slopped.
AXvictu), -ios, fj, Alecto, one of the
furies.
AXr/XcKa — AX/jXecnai — AXjjXso--
uivos, Att. for r/Xt/ca, per. act.
7'iXtafiai, per. pass. qXeauivos,
par. of aXiw, to grind.
AXfjXnuai, for dXduai, JEo\. for
dXtfuai, pres. mid. or pass, of
dXrjui. Or it is put for rjXnuai,
per. pass, of same, dXnui, or
aXiu).
AXrjXtfpa — AXrjXiupai, -\pat,-irrat
— AXtiXiupivos, Att. for fiXti<pa,
per. act. 7'iXeipuai, -tyai, -irrai,
per. pass. nXetuuivos, par. of
aXci<pu>.
'AXnua, -aros, rb, (fr. aXdouat to
wander) a wandering, rambling,
straying; mistake, error.
AXi'ifxtvai, Dor. for aXTfvai, pres.
inf. act. of
'AXtjui, (fr. aXiu)) with which it is
the same in all its significations,
except the first, pres. inf. aXrj>
vai, par. aXtis, -Citsa, -Iv, imp.
or 2 a. TfXnv, 3 pi. rfXzaav, by
Sync, and Ion. dXav, 2 a. inf.
aXrjvai.
AXffizwv, -ovos, b, ff, (fr. aXdouai to
stray) wandering, rambling,
straying ; a vagabond.
'AXtf-rros, -ov, b, ff, (fr. a neg. and
Xafiffdvw to catch) not to be
caught or held ; impregnable, in-
accessible ; incomprehensible.
'AXijs, -ios -ovs, b, )/, (fr. aXis
enough) abundant, numerous ;
collected, assembled, crowded to-
gether.
"AXvs, -cvtos, 1/, Hales, a river in
Lucania.
'AXna-Tos, -ov, b, rf, (fr. a neg. and
X)';9io to forget) indelible, not te
be for gotten, perpetual.
"AXrfrai, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. mid. of
aXXopai.
AAI
AAnrtito, (fr. next) to wander,
stray, err ; to float.
AXr/rrji,-ov, b, (fr. uXdo/iai to stray)
a wanderer, vagrant, vagabond,
beggar, mendicant.
aXdaia, -as, //, Althaea, a woman's
name.
AX0a<W, and AX0/w, see aXOu.
'AXdcro, Ion. for r)X6cro, imp. mid.
or pass, of
'AX0w, A>0/w, and AX0ah'w, f.
-i',oto, <o Aea/, rurc; <o recover;
to grow} increase, enlarge.
'AXi, d. sin. of aX$.
'AXia, -ay, //, (fr. aX»?j abundant,
or aXis enough) a company, as-
sembly, meeting.
'AXtdr)s, -ios -oli, b, »/, (fr. SXj the
sea, and drjfn to blow) blowing
from, or orer the sea.
' AXiakros, or 'AXjdtroj, -ov, 6, (fr.
aXy the sea, and atrbs an eagle)
the osprey.
'AXidxptov, -ovoi, 6, Haliacmon, a
river.
AXlaaros, -ov, b, t), (fr. X«d£w to
move, with a neg.) inevitable,
unavoidable; unable to escape,
without resource ; (with a in-
tens. ) vehement, violent, in-
tense; incessant.
AXi'^aroj, Dor. for r)Xl(Jaros.
'AXi(ip6^os, -ov, b, r), (fr. iiXj the
sea, and fipi\^ to wet) washed
by the sea, seabeaten.
AXlyictos, -ov, b, /,, like, alike, simi-
lur, resembling.
AXtcla, and 'AXeia, -as, r), (fr.
aXttvs a fisherman, th. uX? the
sea) aflshing,Jishery, supply of
fish.
AXicpkw, -ios -ovs, b, i), (fr. SXf
the sea, and IpKos a fence) sea-
bound, seagirt.
AXlcvs, -ios, Att. -f'wj, 6, (fr. 5X$
the sea) ajisherman.
AXicvtIki), -T/f, >/, (fr. last) ,/?s/i-
ing, fishery.
AXuito, f. -evo-w, p. fiXicvKa (fr.
same) to ,/i's/i. pres. inf. act.
aXievuv.
'AX/£w, f. -lau), p. -t*a, (fr. tiXj
salt) to preserve with salt, pickle,
corn, cure. per. pass. riXiouai. 1
a. iiXioQriv. 1 f. aXto-0f/ao/iai.
*AX/£w, (fr. a\ii enough; to collect,
assemble, meet ; to gatlier, heap,
pile, accumulate.
'AX('£a»'£?, -tov, o\, the Halizonians.
AXitjx'IS, ""? -ovs, 6, r), (fr. uXj the
sea, and rixos a sound) sea-re-
sounding, murmuring, roaring,
like the sea.
AA/010?, and AX<0/ws, Dor. for nXi-
dtos, and T)\id[ws.
f AXocoj, Dor. for iiXikos. See also
aXiu.os.
' AXUrvvos, -ov, o, r), (fr. uXj the
sea, and K-rvrrito to resound) sea-
resounding, sea-beaten.
AXipcvos, -ov, b, i], (fr. a neg. and
Xipr)v a harbour) without a port,
haven, or harbour ; inhospitable
dangerous.
'AXipr/Sn, -7??, t), (fr. SXj the sea,
and iiii&cs regard) Halimede, a
sea-nymph.
AAI
AXiuos, -ov, b and fj, also *AX//ior,
-ov, rb, (fr. next) a a/irufc of a salt
or Miter <«.s/e growing in deserts.
" AXifios, and "aXikos, -ov, 6, »;, (fr.
tiXj, 6, salt, or t'iXj, >/, the sea)
*a//, saltish f brackish, bitter;
marine, naval; maritime.
'AXi/ioy, -ov,6, t), (fr. a intens. and
Xtpbs hunger) dry, thirsty, hun-
gry, barren. Also, good against
hunger, satisfying.
'AXtuvpijtts, -caaa, -tv, (fr. «Xj the
sea, and pvpu to pour) flowing
into the sea.
AXtvSiu -&, f. -r';cto, (fr. aXlto the
same) to roll, turn, move round ;
to wallow, tumble. AXtvSiofiai,
-ovfiat, to be engaged, concirneil,
or employed about; to comrrst,
be intimate, or acquainted vith.
AXirci)8pa, -as, r), (fr. last) a fold,
paddock, or yard, where beasts
may roll and tumble ; a maze,
labyrinth.
*AXnos, -v, -ov, (fr. SXy salt) salt-
ed, pickled ; fruitless, vain.
aX/Yos, -ov, b, i), (fr. a neg. and
Xlvov flax) without nets ; unfit
for nets ; improper for fishing.
*AXi(, Dor. for »)Xif.
'AXi£, -ikos, //, a kind of wheat ;
j>orridge made of it.
' AXloio, Ion. for liXiov, g. of /IXioj.
'AX(d<cavorof, Dor. for i)\i6KavoT0f.
"aXjoj, Dor. for J/X«o?.
*AXioj, -ov, b, i'i, (fr. tiXs sea) q/"r7ie
sra, marine. Also ram, false,
empty, worOdess, unimportant,
sUty, unmeaning, idle, insigni-
ficant.
' A\toTpc<f>fiS, -ios -ovs, b, fj, (fr. uXj
sea, and rp/0w to rear) sea-bred.
A\i6to -to, f. -toato, p. -toKa, (fr.
aX«oj vain) to frustrate, defeat,
disappoint ; annul.
AX«VXay«rros, -ov, 6, ^, (fr. same,
and irXd^to to wander) cruising,
roving at sea..
'AXi'ttXooj -ovs, -o"ov -oD, 6, fj, (fr.
same, and ttX/w to sa ) floating,
sailing ; ploughing, traversing
the main; surrounded by, or
sunk in the sea.
'AX/ttvooj -ovs, -6ov -ov, b, '/, (fr.
same, and ttv/w to breathe)
smelling, or breathing of the
sea.
' A\nr6p<pvpos, -ov, b, ii, (fr. same,
and ropipvpa purple) bright^ re-
splendent as the sea; seagreen,
dark, azure.
"AX??, sufficiently, enough, plenti-
fully, abundantly.
~AX«s," -j^oj, »'/, Dor. for 'HXtf, Elis,
a city.
AXisy/w -to, f. -r,(Jto, p. -rjKa, to
pollute, corrupt, contaminate,
taint.
&\lo-ynu.a, -aros, rb, (fr. last) pol-
lution, taint, contamination ; im-
purity, uncleanness.
AXip'podos, -ov, b, %, (fr. uXs the
sea, and podos the noise of the
waves) sea-flowing, sea-resound-
ing.
'aXjVkw, or "aXwjii, f. a\too~to, p,
JjXw/ca, Att. fdktoKa, to receive
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AAK
take ; to seize, catch, raptnir to
find out, dtttcL iliscour ; to con-
tut, condemn, 2 a. ind. iyXwv,
Att. idXtor. impr. aXw0i* sub.
aXto. inf. uXCjvai' par. aXovs.
This tense and the perfect have
always a passive ngnification,
pres. inf. pastJ aXioKtoO<u- Jiar.
aXioKopaos. per. ind. |>;.ss. 5'jXw-
mmt. t a. ml", pass. nXi>a«.
'AXio-^a, -dros, rb, Alisma, a plant.
AXiorpMpiis, -tog -ocs, b, i'i, (fr.
uXj the sea, and arpi^ui to turn)
employttl on the sea, stuforing ;
flouting, or tossing on tin $t u.
AXtTtto, or AXrirlto -to, f. -r,cto, p.
nKa. to wander, err, mixtdkt ; to
sin, transgress, offend; to omit,
!,Jn\l in duly; to insult,
affront, abuse.
AXtrv, 2 a. sub. of aXirito, or d.
sin. of aXlrns-
AXt 7T7 /ifVoj, Ion. for TiXirrjfiivosi
par. per. pass, of aXirito.
AXirrifttov, -oxos, b, i'i, (fr. aXiriu
to sin) a sinner, transgressor ;
perversely wicked, reprobate.
AXin'ptos, -ov, b, i), (fr. same) sin-
ful, flagitious ; a sinner.
AXIttis, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a sinner,
transgressor.
AXirdfinvos, see nXtTdprjvos.
AXituvto, Ion. for tiXirbvro, 3 pi. 2
a. ind. mid. of aXir/o.
AX*t<5(*voj, -ov, b, (fr. uXirito to sin,
and £ivos a guest) who insults or
abuses his guests ; inhospitable.
KXirpahu), (fr. same) to sin; to
offend, abuse.
' AXirp6iros, -ov, b, i), (fr. tiXj sea,
and rpiVo) to engage) employed
on the sea, seafaring.
AXirpbs, AXirrjs, and AXtfri7j, -ov,
o, (fr. aXirito to sin) a sinner,
transgressor, an offender ; a cri-
minal.
AXirpvros, -ov, b, r), (fr. uXj sea,
and rpvto to wear) wasted, or
worn out by the toils of the sea,
seaworn ; wrecked, shattered.
AXito, f. -io-to, p. r'/XtKa, to roll, turn,
move, round.
AXitos, (fr. aXios vain) in vain, to
no purpose, fruitlessly, amiss.
AXk.i, and aXkoYis, Dor. for uXki),
and uXk/jciS'
AXxdQoos, -ov, b, Alcathoos, a
man's name.
AXxaia, -ns, »'/, ovnd understood,
(fr. oXki) strength) a lion's tail.
AXkui'^j, -ov, b, the son of Alcarus.
AXicahus, -ov, b, of Alcttas.
AXxatos, -a, -ov, (fr. aXicr) strength)
strong, noble, generous. Also
Alcarus, a man's name.
AXxdvipos, -ov, b, Alcander.
'AXicap,-apos, rb, (fr. aXicr) strength)
defence, safeguard, protection ;
assistance, relief; a bulwark,
fortress.
'AXkco, -as, ihwild mallows, marsh
mallows.
AXKc'dato, 2Eo\. for AXkho"ov, g.
of AXKtibns, -ov, b, Alcides, an
epithet of Hercules.
AXxito -a, f. -r)oto, and 'AX/cw, f.
-£w, (fr. next) to defend, protect,
AAA
saw, preserve ; assist, relieve ; to
avert, repel.
AXk!,, -ifr, h, strength, force, vigour,
power ; courage, bravery, forti-
tude ; help, assistance, relief;
labour, toil ; victory, triumph.
AX*>?t<j,-£a<ra, -tv, (fr. last) strong,
mighty , courageous, brave ; help-
ing, assistant.
AXktjotU, -iSos, 17, Alcestis, a wo-
man's name.
A\Ki(3iddtosi or aAk^ioj, -ou, 0, an
herb ; anchusa, bugtop.
'AX/o/ioj, -ov, b, f], (fr. oXki)
strength) strong, able, vigorous,
powerful, mighty ; brave, gener-
ous ; helping, aiding.
AXKfiatovlSai, -Sjv, oJ, the descend-
ants of Alcmaeon.
A^Kufjvn, -ys, f), Alcmene, a wo-
man's name.
AXKr>)p,-?jpo?,6, (fr. aXKfj strength)
an avenger, assertor ; defender,
patron, protector.
AXkv6vtj, ->??, f), Alcyone, a wo-
man's name.
'AXkuwv, -6vo$, »), (fr. oXj the sea,
and kvo) to hatch) the halcyon,
or kingfisher.
'AXkw, and AA«Xkw, f. dX^ia, oXk^-
ai*, and aXaXKrjoo), (fr. aXicf/
strength) to keep off, drive away,
repel enemies ; to protect, guard,
save, preserve " to assist, help. 2
a. fjXaXi<ov, Ion. dXaXicov.
AXXa, (properly the a. neut. pi. of
dXXos with Kara understood) in
other respects ; but, yet, except ;
unless, nevertheless, notwithstand-
ing ; also, rather, yea, moreover,
truly. AXX' for aXXd, and a'AAo.
'AXXayt, but indeed, yet, at least.
AXX' fi, but only.
AXX«y>), -tis, n, (fr. aXXdffoui to
change) a change, alteration, vi-
cissitude ; substitution, barter, ex-
change ; intercourse, commerce.
'AXX«y//a, -droi, to, same.
AXXaXoi<rtv, Dor. and v added for
aXXrjXoig, see aXXijXwv.
AXXaXotpovia, Dor. for aXXnXo-
(povia.
'AXXav, Dor. for dXXnv, a. sin. of
rtXXoj.
AXXavroiroio?, -ov, b, fi, (fr. aXXdg
a sausage, and iroiiia to make)
a maker of sausages, black-pud-
dings, &c.
AXXavronuXns, -ov, b, (fr. same,
and 7rwXf'w to sell) a seller of
sausages, &c.
aXXh'£«c, 1 a. inf. act. — AXXa'fn,
3 sin. 1 f. act. of aXXdao-u).
AXXfTs, -uvtos, b, a sausage, or such
kind of pudding.
AXXdvow, or -tto), f. -£u>, p. r/X-
Xdxa, to change, alter ; exchange,
barter, substitute ; to succeed, fol-
low in order ; to requite. 2 a. »/X-
XXyov. per. pass. fiXXayuai. 1 a.
nXXd^Onv. 1 f. aXXa^O'cxoiuu, 2
f. aXXiiyi'iffouai, 1 a. act. rtXka£a.
1 a. mid. ind. ij\\a£dutiv* opt.
nXXd^atui' inf. «XXrt£u<r0ai.
&\X«7-ru, for a'XXtt «rr«, Of «rd'a,|
some, the rest.
AXXd^ov, and AXXa^J), (fr. a'XXoci
AAA
other) elseivhere, in another
place. AXXa^ddev, from another
place.
AXAdwv, JEol. for dXXcov, g. pi. of
dXXog.
'AXXcyov, for avdXeyov, which Ion
for aviXcyov, imp. of avaXfyw.
AXXhs, Poet, for aoXXe'tj, n. pi. of
aoXX>j$.
AXXit-ac, Poet, for avaXffat.
inf. act. of avaXtyw.
'AXXt), (properly the d. of dXXoi
with jitpiii part, or o<5<{) way
understood) otherwise, else; in
another part ; elsewhere ; in ano-
ther direction, in another way.
AXXnyopiu) -Si, (fr. dXXos other
and ayopiu) to speak) to allego-
rize, allude to, hint at, prefigure,
represent metaphorically.
AXXtjyopia, -as, >), (fr. last) an al
legory, allusion, parable, fable.
AXXnyopiKos, -t),-bv, (fr. last) alle-
gorical, allusive.
AXXtiyopovpcva, -wv, ra, (n. pi
par. pres. pass, of aXXrjyoptu))
the expressions, or narrative con
taining the allegory, or allusion
an allegory, metaphor, allusion.
'AXXvktos, i£ol. for dXnKTOS.
AXXrjXnoi, Ion. for aXXriXais — AX-
X;/Xo(i'v, Poet, for aXXrjXoiv fr.
aXXfjXwv.
AXXnXovia, allelujah.
AXXr)Xo<pay[n, -rjs, >/, Ion. for AX
Xr/Xoipayia, -a;, i], (fr. aXXrjXuv
each other, and <pdyw to eat)
eating each other; mutual de-
struction.
AXXnXotyovia, -a?, ff, (fr. same, and
<povos slaughter, th. <pivw to kill)
mutual slaughter.
AXXt'iXwv, g. pi. d. aXXrjXoi$, -aii,
-ois, a. aXXf/Xovs » -as, -a, it wants
the other parts, (fr. dXXos ano-
ther) each other, in turn, mutu
ally, reciprocally.
AXXoyevfn, -tog -ovg, b, 11, (fr. dX
Xoy other, and yivos race) a fo-
reigner ; an alien, stranger.
AXXdyXwcffo?, -on, b, >/, (fr. same,
and yXuxrca tongue) of a differ-
ent language, an alien.
AXXdyvwroj, -ov, 6, fi, (fr. same,
and yivuioKio to know) known to
others, aforeigiier.
AXXoidirbs, -fi, -o>, (fr. same, and
Sd-neSov land) a foreigner, stran-
ger, alien.
AXXoeiStis, -ioi -ovs, b, fj, (fr. same,
and utio$ shape) of a different
shape, changed, transformed,
metamorphosed.
'AXXoQt, and 'AXXoQtv, (fr. same)
from elsewhere, from another
place, or quarter.
'AXX061, (fr. same) elsevihere, in a
different place, &c.
AXXoOoooj, -on, b, >/, (fr. same, and
Spoos sound) of a strange voice,
using a different cry in battle,
foreign.
AXXo7os, -a, -ov, also in fern. aX-\
Xoh), (fr. same) other, different,]
diverse ; averse, discordant.
AXXoiou) -w, f. -wo-w, p. pXXoiuxa AXXo</.»";Xo?, -op, 0, fj, (fr. same) •
(fr. last) 10 change, alter ; to cast, stranger, foreigner ; of anothe
an
AAA
off, reject ; to alienate, ettrange.
AXXotoofiai, -ovfiat, to be changed^
corrupted, vitiated ; to change in
mind, go mad.
aXXojWij, -«oj, Att. -twj, {/, {fr.
same) change, alteration.
'AXXoku, Dor. for dXXorc.
aXXokotos, -ov, 6, //, (fr. a'XXof
other, and tok^s birth) monstrous.^
irregular, unnatural, strange.
" AXXouai, f. aXovfiai, p. r)Xuai, to
leap, bound, spring; to dance%
to rise, get up : to spring, issuet
bubble up. imp. IjXXo/xrjv. 1 a.
mid. f/Xdunv. dXro, without the
asp. JEol. for r/Xro, pper. pass,
or for 'f]Xaro, 1 a. mid. or for
i'jXero. 2 a. mid.
AXXo7rpd<raXXoj, -ov, b, f\, (fr. dXXof
other, vpds towards, and dXXof
other) changeable, variable,ficklet
inconstant,
'AXXo?, -17, -0, another, other, the
other ; the rest, some; these and
those; another's.
'AXXoox, (fr. last) elsewhere, to
another place, or purpose.
'AXXorc, (fr. same) otherwise, at
another time, in another manner ;
sometimes, now and then.
AXXoreppos, JEo\. for aXXorptos.
AXXoTpioinioKonos, -ov, 6, //, (fr.
aXXorpios another's, and rrrioKo-
wo? an inspector) a meddler, in-
ter meddler, busybody.
AXXorpiog, -a, -ov, (fr. dXXos ano-
ther) other's, another's, not one's
own ; strange, foreign ; differ-
ent, of another sort ; unsuitable;
absurd.
AXXorpioipdovio) -5>, (fr. same, and
<p6ovlu to envy) to hate another
for excellence or success ; to envyf
grudge.
AXXorpioypevtw -Si, (fr. same, and
<j>pn.v[(i) to think) to take a con-
trary part, be alienated, es-
tranged, or averse.
AXXorpioo) -Si, f. -coco), p. ^XAo-
rpiwKa (fr. same) to alienate,
estrange ; to withdraw, emigrate;
to claim, appropriate.
AXXorp/wj, (fr. same) strangely.
AXXorptMois, -tog, Att. -ews, >'/, (fr.
same) alienation, estrangement ;
departure, separation.
AXXo<pdocu.', (f»*. dXXos other, and
<bdu) to speak) to talk incoherent-
ly ; to be deranged, or disordered
in mind.
AXXodpoviw -Si, f. -rjou), (fr. same,
and (ppovtw to think, th. <j>pffv
the mind) to think on other
things ; to feign, dissemble, dis-
simulate; to faint, be distressed,
distracted, or insane.
AXXotypoviwv -Siv, -iovoa -ovua,
-iov -ovv, (pa»\ pres. act. of last)
alienated, estranged, averse ; agi-
tated, perplexed, distracted, in-
sane.
AXXotivXicubs, -ov, b, (fr. same,
and <pvXri a tribe) a foreign cus-
tom, strange manner, rile, or ce-
remony.
AAO
race, tribe, or nation, d. sin.
aXXo<£ i5X<f>.
AXX<J0wvof, -ov, 6, '/, (fr. same,
and <pwvft voice) o/* a different
language ; strange, foreign.
AXXS<5<y, P°et- f°r aXXa^ou.
AXXi)t(T«, Poet, and Ion. for avi-
Xve, 'mPj ac'* °f avj\vo>.
AXXuroj, Poet, for dXvros.
AXXOw, Poet, for avaXvo}.
'AXAu>0cv, by Ectas. for dXXoOcv.
'AXAwj, (fr. dXXoi another) other'
wise ; beside, moreover ; idly,
fruitlessly, in vain ; rashly, un
intentionally ; falsely, incor-
rectly.
*AX//a, -aros, rb, (fr. aXXou.ai to
leap) leaping, dancing ; a leap,
bound, spring ; an eminence,
mound, tomb.
'AXucvos, and JEo\. 'A\ucvos,by
Sync, for aXAfytvoj, par. pres.
Ol aXXouat.
AX107, -ns, ft, and AXuvpU, -lios, ft,
(fr. aXi the sea) a liquor that
remains in saltpits beneath the
salt ; brine, pickle.
'AXpvpos, -a, -ov, (fr. last) salt,
briny.
AXf, -ko$, ft, same as oXk)'/.
AXoa'u) -ui, f. -tjffti) and -dau, p.
-rjKa, (fr. aXwj athreshiiiL! Boor)
to tread, or rub corn out qf tht
ear, to thresh ; to strike, fell, kill.
par. 1 a. pass. aXoadtli-
AXoaio), Poet, for last.
AXoyiw -&, f. -//o-o), p. -rjxa, (fr. a
neg. and Xbyos account) to make
no account of; to neglect, slight ;
contemn, despise.
AXoyin, -v<;, ft, (fr. last) contempt,
slight, inconsistency, absurdity ;
rashness, temerity.
AX6yi»s, -a, -ov, (fr. same) insen-
sible, stupid, unreasonable ; con-
temptuous, scornful ; negligent
of accounts.
AXoyiarla, -a?, ft, (fr. same) indis-
cretion, imprudence, rashness.
AX6yioros, and 'AXoyoj, -ov, b, ft,
(fr. same) irrational, brute; un-
reasonable, absurd, inconsistent.
AXoyiaruj, (fr. last) unreasonably,
absurdly.
AXdywj, (fr. dXoyos irrational) ab-
surdly, unreasonably.
AXdn, -tji, ft, the aloe.
AXonrbs, and ' AXonrbg, -ov, 6, (fr
aXodu to thresh) threshing lime
harvest.
'AX69ev, (fr. aXj the sea) from the
sea, from sea.
AXoia, Ion. for ijXola, 3 sin. cont.
imp. act. of
AXotdu) -u, same as a^udu).
'AXoinv, 2 a. opt. act. of aXio/ii.
'AXoifxav, Dor. for aXolunv, 2 a.
opt. mid. of aXXouai.
AXot(f>i), -fji, ft, (fr. aXeiipu) to anoint)
fat, grease ; ointment, oil ; an
anointing, daubing ; oblitera-
tion.
AXoki^u), or AvXoKifa, f. -^ctoj, (fr,
avXa^a. furrow) to make furrows
plough.
'AXo£, -oko$, ft, same as avXa%.
rAXo$, Dor. for ftXos.
AAT
'AXotriivn, -rji, ft, (fr. 3Xj the sea,
and aivu) to shake) an epithet of
a sea nymph ; marine, seaborn,
daughter of the main.
' AXovpybs, -ov, and ' AXovpyfts, -hi
-ovi, b, ft, (fr. same, and tpyov
work) made from the sea, purple,
violet-coloured.
'aXouj, -ovau, -bv, par. 2 a. act. of
aXu>ui.
'AXo(poi, -ov, b, ft, (fr. a nr<j. and
X6(poi a crest) without the crest,
wanting the crest, unplumnl.
'AXo^os, -ov, ft, (fr. a together, ami
Xt^oj a bed) a wife, consort,
concubine.
AXdw, Poet, for aXw, 2 sin. cont.
impr. mid. of aXdouai -Cipat,
impr. pres. aXdov -ti.
AXowi; par. pres. act. cont. of
aXodu) — a. sin. mas. cont. aXo-
wvra.
AX6wvrat, Poet, for aXwvrai, 3 pi
cont. pres. ind. of aXdouai.
'AXircis, -uv, a\, the Alps, moun-
tains so called.
'AXvvioros, or 'AATneroj, for SdX-
ntaroi, sup. of SdXiros, SaXnluv,
SaXmoros, or rather the sup. of
'AXttvoj, -n, -ov, (fr. dXcbi niral)
feeding, nourishing, cheering;
agreeable, pleusunt ; comp. aXir-
liijv, sup. dXirvtaros.
"AXj, iXbi, ft, the sea, the ocean.
"AAj, aXdi, b, salt; wit, fancy,
genius.
'AXo-oj, -cos -ovs, rb, a wood, grove,
thicket ; a lawn or open space in
a fort st.
AXadfini, -cos -on?, b, ft, (fr. last)
woody, shady, leafy ; branching.
' AXrocdf, -ft, -dv, (fr. aXXopat to
skip) nimble, active, lively.
TAXro, Ion. and Sync, for ftXaro,
3 sin. 1 a. mid. of aXXopat. Or
for 'ftXro pper. of same.
AXvij, -tji, ft, the head, or stock of
the plough, into which the tail or
handle is fixed.
'AXvxbs, -ft, -ov, (fr. uXy salt) salt-
ish, briny.
AXvKrd^u), (fr. aXvai to rave) to
fear, dread, apprehend.
AXvKriouai, AXvKrrjuai, and AXa-
).ii<Tri^ai, Poetic verbs. (fr.aXvcr-
o*> to rave) to v)under in mind,
doat, rave ; to faint, sink ; to be
alarmed, shocked, angry, indig-
nant.
AXvictoizio'ti, -ns, ft, (fr. aXvicros,
Poet, for dXvros not to be loosed,
and ttiStj fetters) fetters that hind
for ever ; an indissoluble chain ;
d. pi. Ion. uXvKTOTTtSTjffi.
'AXu£cj?,par. 1 a. act. — AXt^erai,
3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of aXvcxu).
'AXvttos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. a neg. and
Xi'itttj grief) free front grief ;
cheerful, gay, merry ; not griev-
ous, agreeable, grateful. 'AXv-
irov, rb, ease, cheerfulness, mirth.
'AXu?, -uoj, o, ft, (fr. aAtfw to rave)
anxidy, disgust, perturbation,
distraction of mind, perplexity,
distress.
AXvaO(Uvu,or AXvoOhxo (\r. snme,
I and cOivoi strength) to faint ; to
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sink under weakness or sorrow,
to »ruvc, despond.
AXvaOiidlvm, (fr. same, and »oQ-
palvu to pant) to ache, be oppress-
ed, to pant.
'AXiJffij, -toy, Att. -ton, ft, (fr. a
D6g. and Xvu to break) 0 chain,
band, fetter.
AX'vairtXfti, -ios -ovs, b, ft, (fr. a
im g, >i u) to pay, and r/Aoj tax)
tmMrviceable, unprofitribtr, use-
less; pernicious, hintj'ul.
AXvoxd^u), (same as next) par.
[ir< s. d. sin. aXvcKdtyvri.
AXvoku>, f. -(w, (fr. nXiuj to avoid)
to skulk, shun, avoid, evade ;
flee, escape. 1 a. fjXv£a' |>ar.
dXvfas. 1 f. mid. aXv^ofiai -n,
-erai.
AXvffubi, -ov, b, (fr. aXvu) to rave)
anxiety, perturbation, distrac-
tion.
AXvoffu), (fr. same) to suffer agi-
tation, or distress of mind; to
rave, he mad.
AXvtrralvu, (fr. same) to be weak,
to faint, he dijected.
AAi'r»/f, -ov, b, (fr. a neg. and Xvu
to release) a lictor, beadle, con-
stable.
'AXCroj, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same) not
loosed ; not to be loosed, released^
remitted, requited ; fast, firm ;
binding.
AXu^r), ->ls, ft, (fr. next) a sinking,
or depression of the spirits, anxi-
ety, perplexity, or distraction, of
mind.
AXvu, f. -dan), to afflict one's self,
fret, grieve ; to dcspoml, despair ;
to wander in mind, be distract-
ed, rave ; to wander ; to exult,
triumph, boast ; to be idle, do
nothing, live at ease.
'AX^a, indecl. alpha, the first let-
ter of the Greek alphabet. Me-
taphorically, a beginning, source,
origin.
AX0<z7oj, -ov, b, Alphaeus, a man's
name.
AXipdvu), or AX<pio), f. -//cu), and
-iao), (fr. dXtya) to find, discover,
invent ; to earn, get, produce, re-
ceive as wages. 2 a. act. ind.
nX<pov' opt. dXiboipn.
'AXiptios, -ov, b, Alpheios, a river.
AXQtoifioiai, -o>v, a\, (fr. aX0/w to
find, and (loT>s an ox) those young
women, who from their attrac-
tions, get presents from their
lovers, when riches chiefly con-
sisted of cattle; beautiful, en-
chanting, charming, bewitching ;
fertilizing, rich, luxuriant.
AX<pnarfts, -ov, b, (fr. oA$/wtofind)
a finder, inventor, discoverer ; a
leader, cluef prince, noble, ricn
man, d. pi. Ion. aXcptarfiai.
'A.X<pt, by Apoc. for
'AXQirov, -ov, rb, flour, meal;
parched c.:>rv, victuals.
AX<pbs, -ft, -bv, (fr. a neg. and Xi-
7to? scale) peeled, or white from
cutaneous eruption, v;hile.
A) foz, -ov, b, (fr. last) a kind qj
leprosy.
'AXw. 2 .'i. suh of aAw/«.
AMA
AXwa, Dor. for aXa>»), -fo h, (fr.
dXwj a floor) a plantation of dicrepos, sup. -raroj. n. pi. apa
vine* and free*, a vineyard
grove, thicket ; corn Jield ; crop,
grain ; harvest ; a threshing
floor, barn, granary ; afield, sur-
face, area ; a festival of Ceres
and Bacchiis.
AXwaj, -dSos, h (fr. last) thrash-
ing; an epithet of Ceres.
* AX utvs , -ioi, Att. -iu> s, b, (fr. same)
a thresher.
*A\wrjv, -ns, -n, Dor. or Att. for
a\oirjv, -ns, -n, 2 a. opt. — "AXw-
61 2 a. impr. — * AXw«a, Ion. for
5/XwKa, per. of aXwpt.
AXwpivn, n. sin. fem. par. pres.
cont. of a\dopai.
A\wpi, see akioicw.
*A\wv,-wvos, f/, (fr. aXwy the same)
a threshing floor.
"AXwva, a. sin. of last.
'aXwvcu, 2 a. inf. act. of 'd\wpi.
AXw-rrcKri, -rjs, %, (fr. a\wnn^ a fox)
the skin of a fox.
AXwneicia, -as, f), (fr. same) a fall-
ing of the hair.
A\u>irtic(%u), (fr. same) to play the
fox, to deceive, beguile.
A\wveicivbs, -ov, fc (fr. same) cun-
ning as a fox, artful, designing,
fraudulent.
A\u>iT£Kiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
young fox.
AXwireKis, -iSos, hi (fr- same) a
she-fox; a cap of a fox's skin.
AXwtt>7^, -ekos, >;, a fox; a crafty,
cunning, malicious person.
"AXw?, -w, f], a threshing floor, a
place for cleaning grain ; a con-
stellation ; an area, field, sur-
face.
A\watpos, -ov, b, h, (fr. aXwpi to
take) that may be caught, taken,
or conquered ; relating to a cap-
ture ; intelligible, easy of com-
prehension.
"AXwo-jj, -ios, Att. -«wf, h, (fr.
same) a capture, conquest ; a
taking, catching, a. sin. d\woiv.
*A\wrbs, -jj, -bv, (fr. same) taken,
caught, captured, subdued ; easy
to be taken, &c. accessible.
rAXw(i), for aX5, 2 a. sub. of
same.
A«, for au(pl. *Au' for apa.
'Apa, (is properly the neut. pi. of
apbs, Dor. one) with, together,
along with ; moreover, also, with-
al; at once, at the same time,
immediately.
Apayyapi, Aparrapl, or Aparrapa,
indecl. Heb. a mark.
tApaSpva8cs, -wv, a\, (fr. apa with,
and dpvs an oak) wood-nymphs.
Apd^ovts, -«v, a\, (fr. a neg. and
patys the breast) Amazons.
ApdOalvw, (fr. a neg. and pavddvw
to learn) to unlearn, to forget ;
to be ignorant, uninformed, 1 a.
ind. act. rjpdOpva.
ApaQtia, and Apadia, -as, h, (fr.
same) ignorance.
Apadci, (fr. next) ignorantly, awk-
wardly.
AfiaOfis, -ios -ovs, b, tj, (fr. opaQia
ignorance) ignorant, untaught;
AMA
rude, coarse, vulgar ; comp. aua-
eCis.
ApaOws, (fr. last) ignorantly, stu-
pidly, foolishly.
ApaOoeis, Ion. Hpa66us, for xpapa-
Ooeis, -eaaa, -tv, (fr. next) dusty,
sandy, gravelly.
'Apddos, -ov, (), for ipdpaOos, (fr.
if. aid) to pulverize) dust, sand,
gravel ; the strand, shore.
ApdBvvw, (fr. last) to pulverize,
grind to powder; to ruin, de-
stroy, reduce to ashes.
AuatfxdiceTos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. a neg.
and fidxofJiai to fight) invincible,
not to be subdued; unconquered,
untamed. Or (fr. a intens. and
paipdw to desire) violent, furi-
ous, savage, fierce. Or (fr. a
intens. and prjKos. Dor. pa-
kos length) huge, large, great
long.
ApaXaKitxrla, -as, h, (fr. a neg. and
uaXuKos delicate) hardness, firm-
ness, solidity ; fortitude, resolu-
tion, magnanimity.
ApaXtivvw, (fr. apaXbs tender) to
soften, soak, macerate; to de-
stroy, waste, consume. Or (
from bfxaXbs plain) to level, over-
throw, ruin.
Apa'KOda, -as, >/, Amaltheia, the
goat that suckled Jupiter.
'ApaWa, -ns, >), a handful, gripe ;
a sheaf.
ApaWevw, (fr. last) to gather into
handfuls, or sheaves; to grasp.
ApaWoferrip, -rjpos, and ApaWoSi-
rris, -ov, 6, (fr. same, and e~iw to
bind) vmo ties the sheaves, a
hinde~.
ApaXbs, -h, -bv, JEol. for anaXbs,
soft, tender ; unfledged.
'Apapv%, -vkos, h, o kind of grape.
Apav, pres. inf. act. cont. of
apdw.
Apavirijs, -ov, b, mushroom, or
fungus of some sort.
"Apa^a, -m, >), (fr« Spa together,
and dyw to drive) a chariot,
carriage, cart, vehicle.
'Aixa&vo), (fr. last) to travel in,
or drive carriages ; to cart, draw,
drag.
'A[ia$s, -Wr>s, f), £fr. same) a small
cart, carriage, etc.
'Ajxa^irbs, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same)
about carriages. 'Apa^irbs, >/,
viz. b5bs, a carriage road, high-
way.
'A/xal;oirt)yiu), (fr. same, and lrfiyvv-
fii to frame) to make carts, car-
riages, &c.
7 kfiap, -3.T0S, rb, Dor. for rijxap.
A/irfflM -as, >), a trench, ditch, drain,
sewer, canal, conduit.
AftdpaKOs, -ov, b, sweet marjoram.
Ajxapiivrivos, and Andp'tvros, -ov,
b, fi, (fr. a neg. and [urpalvo) to
fade) unfading, ever-fair, and
ever-young.
Aito.peu) -w, {fr. «fi(/p(i a canal) to
run through a pipr, flow along a
conduit; to ohey, follov).
Audprave, pres. impr. act. —
' AuaoravETt, 2 pi. pres. ind. or
(29)
AMA
impr. act. — 'Auaprdvti, 3 sin.
pres. ind. act. of
' Apaprdvo), f. -rjffw, p. '//<apr»7/ca,
(fr. afiapreu) obs. ) to miss a
mark; to lose, be disappointed;
to go astray, deviate, swerve ; to
mistake, err ; to pass by, neglect,
omit; to sin, transgress, q/fencL
1 a. par. afxaprijoas. 2 a. ind.
tiuaprov, Ion. a pa prov' sub. apdp-
tw* par. apapTibv.
'Apaprds, -d6os, rj, (fr. last)/auft,
crime.
Apaprr), same as apa.
'Apdprp, 3 sin. and — 'ApdprjjTe, 2
pi. 2 a. sub. act. — 'Apaprndtis,
-zica, -}v, par. 1 a. pass. —
'Apaprtjcas, -aca, -av, par. I a.
act. of apaprdvu).
eApdprripa, -dros, rb, (fr. same)
any deviuiion from right ; error,
transgression, sin, fault ; failing,
failure; defect, blemish; a sin-
Offering.
'Apapria, -as, hi (fr- same) sin,
guilt, transgression ; falsehood,
deceit; an offering for sin; pu-
nishment.
Apaprlvoos, -6ov, b, h, (fr- same,
and v6os the mind) guilty, cri-
minal, depraved, corrupt ; in-
sane, mad.
' Apaprocirrjs, -tos -o'iis, b, fj, (from
same, and iiros a word) with a
bad delivery, confused, wander-
ing. Also deceitful, false, vain.
Apdprvpos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
pdprvp a witness) without wit-
ness, unsupported ^y proof, un-
attested.
' ApaprwXbs, -ov, b, rj, (fr. apaprdvia
to sin) a sinner, sinful.
Apapvyri, -rjs, h, an^ Apdpvypa,
-dros, to, (fr. next) brightness,
lustre; a flash of lightning.
Apap-jffffO), f. -£w, p. -%a, to shine,
glitter, sparkle, flash.
'Apds, Dor. for ^5?. a. pi. of
eyd).
Apdoas, Dor. for apneas, 1 a. par.
act. of a paw.
Apdat]TOs, and ' Apaoros, -ov, b, h,
(fr. a neg. and pacdopai to chew)
unchewed.
ApdaOai, pres. inf. pass. cont. ol
a paw.
'Aparpoxdw -w, (fr. apa together,
and rpf'^w to run) to drive to-
gether; to clash, jostle; to ac-
company, attend.
' Aparpo^a, -as, h, (fr- hist) run-
ning or driving together, the rat-
tling of wheels; clashing of cha-
riots ; a track, rut.
Apavobs, -ov, b, f), or -pbs, -pa, -pbv,
dark, obscure, dim, indistinct ;
low, mean, ignoble.
Apavpdw -w, (fr. last) to obscure,
tarnish, sully, soil ; tc veil, cover,
apavpoopai -ovpai, to be extinct,
to die. 1 a. opt. pass, apavpo-
Buriv, -ns, -v-
Apa^avia, A/i«^avoj,Dor. for aptj-
■%avia, apf)%avos-
Apaxtl, &-finXnTly an(^ ■AA"Z^5.
(from next) without fighting
peaceally.
AMB
A/rfx^' ~°"» *' *» (fr- a neS' and
pdYoaui to fight) without bailie,
or fighting^ not quarrelsome;
unwarlikr, peaceable. Also u/i-
0M0MT aola, iwmcible ; incon-
> ; « mpracticahle.
Apdu) -&, f. -»5<ruj,p. rjpnKa. to reap,
mow, rut down ; to collect, ga-
ther ; to heap up, pile.
Aft&alvtiv, Afijuir,, Poet, for ava-
/j<(un>, pres. mf. and avajain,
Mill).
v, Dor. and .-Col. for nva-
(JdXov, 2 a. impr. raid, of aia-
(idXXu>.
kmP4X\oamt, Poet, for ava^a'XAo-
pat, see av(«^aAXa».
A^ 5</<7£, Poet, and Dor. for mi-
/?>>ot, 1 a. ind. act. of«
sometimes UBOd for ova
I , Poet, and Dor. for u\a-
. I sin. 1 f. mid of ava-
0atv*.
'A/i0c<n$, — \u3nrd<:, Dor. for
iffif, and (iv.i
'Afijn, -ff, L fA* fcr»» qf a rorfc ;
a bcarh, shore, hank, precipice ;
;ge, brim, brink ; the brow,
or forehead.
'AfiPtf, -iko$, b, a pot, jar, pitcher ;
a cup, bnu-l.
cfw -<5, same as a//TXo.*/<«>.
I fir. avn-
• j to defer) by delays, /f-
rfiotlWy, lazily.
'Mi blunt) to
c rise abortion.
A/ioXou -d>, (fr. same) fo £rott'
blunl, dull, or dim ; to '..
sorry.
uviof, -<n>, o, ^, (fr. same,
and yum'a an angle) obtuse-
arm led.
A^fAi'iii), (fr. next) to biunt, to
turn the edge; to tarnish, makt
dull, or dim ; to impair, weaken,
repress.
. -eta, -v, btunl, obtuse ; dull,
dim ; heavy, stupid ; inanimate.
Afii3Xvwytibs, -op, b, (fr. last) duU
. weakness, or shortness of
sight.
A/i/?Xu(irro*, (fr. same) to see b. idly,
ham weak, or marl sight ; to mis-
take, blunder.
Anfi\u>9d,\ a. sub. pass.of<ip/?\<$a>.
Ap3Xa>t)pi?>tov, -oi", rb, (fr. aufiXdui
to miscarry) an abortion.
'A^iiX.jo-is. -toi, Ait. -tut,, h, (fi*.
same) a miscarrying, miscar-
riage.
Afi.inXdlav, Dor. Ion. and Poet,
for uvatf'jXrt-V', (fr- atiooM) de-
lav) with delays, tc Housiy, lozilv.
Aji,vjX'jc, -a^oj. ^, (fr. nvaftdWut
to throw iii)) eari.'i thrown up, a
heap, u bank.
Aft,h\t), Poet. Sync, for avafioMj.
A;i,3j\iepySs, -ov, b, (fr. mva&akXu}
to defer, and fyyov work) a de-
layer, trifler ; adj. indolent, pro-
crastinating.
Au3oooia,-as, »;, (fr. next) ambro-
sia, tne food with which the poets
fed the gods ; fragrance. apBpo-
cin, Ion.
ApQofowii -a, -oi (fr. a neg. and
AME
/?p<5ro$ human) divine, immortal;
ambrosial, calm, su-ttt, balmy.
A//,dpor/w, or Ajporiu -u>, Poet.
f >r <i^,jpr,iiui, (fr. njourr) night)
to miss, not (o /n'/, (■ £0 iride q/*;
.', err.
- r$, -.01", .1, ;/, (fr. (I m
dooro* human) immortal, divine,
incorruptible.
Afiputfiotoi, for riid ^ui^o?v, at, or
ON //if altars. &.c. See /Jwuoj.
'Ap/?wi', -<i)»ov. | *//»Jre in
V//f of (he shield ; any si-
milar protuberance ; a knob, stud;
a hill, hillock, eminence ; the edge,
or brim.
tpfimmst Poet, and Ion. for ava-
v, 1 a. [>ar. act. of ava-
poriit).
kmi) Dor. for c^e, from ryw.
Afiiyaprof,-ov,b, !/, (fr. a neg. and
pcynipu) to grudge) without stint
or .tto/> ; m'ipok;.'
iflMM fat ; willing,
ready, prnmjit ; uti'
Af.idxco;, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same, and
fiidvw to intoxicate, th. ftidv
not dntnkcn, sober ; not
rtitojricatini?, averting drunken-
ness. \ LOT aim thy st,
a Violet coloured precious stone.
- i, Ion. for Tifut")tTo, imp.
md. mid. of a/iti^u).
-ff, -wi, oi, (fr. next) pro-
the principals in framed
: and f/»f rafters in smaller
which by mutual resist-
ance support each other ; any
beam or timber in building.
. f. -Ju>, p. iiftttifia, to ex-
change, barter ; to alternate, in-
terchange ; act, or take in turns ;
to co»tcr»f, answer, r*yly ; to
pass by, or over; to transport,
ferry, or carry over ; to requite, re-
pay, recompense, per. pass. r\u-
pctjuai. 1 a. tifiti<p6tjv. I f. aptt<p-
6i',ffou(ii. per. mid. fiuoifia. 1 f.
mid. afitii+ouai.
Afieifdui -u>, f. -17CU), p. rjutt^nna,
(fr. a neg. and pticdut to smile)
rutf to smile, be grave, sad.
AfiuttK, -ioi -or<, — Auttinros, -ov,
b, $, (fr. same) dismal, grave,
sad, solemn ; sullen, sour.
Autl\iKro$, and A/zt/Xfyoj, -ov, b,
t'l, (fr. a neg. and /ujXi^os sweet)
implacable, harsh, severe, cruel.
A,«£fvu>, a. sin. or neut. pi. cont. of
Ajuhonr, -oioc, 6, ^. (one of the ir-
regular comparatives attributed
to ayndbt) letter, superior ; ft-
ter, preferable.
Aficiou;, (fr. a new. ?n 1 «rr(»w to
share) l* deprive of their share ;
to defraiH cheat, rob,
AyLtl<pQr;v, Dor. for rjpti^Qnv, 1 a.
pass, of aficlfiui.
Autkyts, Dor. for apfXytis, 2 sin.
pres. of
Aufayu), f. -fco, p. -fjutS^i, to
milk ; to reap, gather, plurk be-
fore ripe ; to extract, draw, drain ;
Afifkyofiai, to yield milk, lie
milked, par. pres. pass, or raid
autXy6ficvoi.
AftiXtit (pres, impr, of a/itXf'w)
(30)
AME
neglect, cease; nexer fear, donl
mind, dont l>e uneasy. Also
ftr; truly, certainly, sure-
ly; for instance, an ft t sample,
to wit, namely.
A/aXt/a, -as, ^, (fr. a/irX/w to neg-
lect) neglect, negligence, omis-
sion, <••
Afitltrrirds, -ri, -ov, (fr. a neg. and
faXrrriw to meditate) unexcr*
A/ifX/w -<i, f. ->',ou), p. rt^if\rjKa, (fr.
.. anil ftiXei he cares) to
', omit, pass by, overlook ;
.
AjMAfci ~ios -cn-i, b, >), (fr. last)
negligent, remiss, careless ; neg'
lected, slighted.
AjuXfewfYf, n. pi. par. 1 a. act.
— .KpeXi'jcw, I f. ind. act. ol
aiitXim.
Api\>,Tt'oi, -a, -ov, (fr. same) to be
Ud.
AucXnrt, (fr. same) carelessly, neg
tly.
A/iA^j, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of
apfXyut.
'AfteX^ti, -io?, Att. -tu)i, i), (fr.
afiiXyio to milk) a milking, drain-
ing, emptying ; a drain, stteam,
channel.
A/ifXt*j, (fr. aucXfn careless) neg-
ligently, indifferently, contemptu-
ously, slightingly.
'A^itfirrroi, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
pffi<pofiat to blame) blameless,
unblameable, innocent, faultless.
Api/nerus, (fr. last) blamelessly;
without complaint.
Auernpia, -as, f), (fr. same) free-
dom Jrom fault, blamelessness.
kmhmst Dor. for Aftivns, -ov, 6,
it, name of a river.
AjMvootf, -i), -d», and A/ievf^, -/o$
-oDj, o, »/, (fr. a neg. and prVoj
strength, or uht* to stay) loeaA,
infirm ; flitting, evanescent, to
nishmg ; restless.
Aficvnv&j) -&, f. -wffco, (fr. last) ro
weaken, debilitate, impair ; to de-
feat, frustrate.
' Auipa, Dor. and 'Auipaiai, Dor.
and Poet, for ^/ifpu, and i^icais,
d. pi.
Aftepyia, to clear or extract the im-
purities from oil ; to clarify, pu-
rify ; to strain, squeeze, press ;
to strip, cull, gather.
Afifptu), (fr. a neg. and p/|
look at) todazzle, blind; to darken,
cloud, shade, or obsnire ; to deprive
of brightness. Or (fr. a intens.
and iitoru), Dor. for yaoi^ut to
share) to rob of his portion, de-
prive, cheat, defraud, imp. rjjct>-
iov, Ion. d^Eo'ov, 1 a. pass. ind.
nuipdnv sub. afitodui, -i)s, -jj.
Aucpvs, -ios -oT's, o, f], (fr. a neg.
and uiooi part) not to be shared.
or divirled, indivisible.
Auepi?u>7sa.me a.* aueipi*, or aufpStt.
Aiitoifivncia, and Aucptfivta, -ay, ff,
(fr. next) semritv. confidence,
carelessness ; quietness, assur-
ance, safety.
Auepiuvoi, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
fufyifLPa care) careless, confident.
AMH
AMM
AM.V
•ecure, quiet; unheeded, dar*.
goaded.
_,*$, (fr. last) indifferently,
securely, at ease,
'Afitoea, -as, -e, loo. for nptoam,
1 a. ind. act. — Auepci, -jfr, -j,
1 a. sub. act. — Apiocai. 1 a.
inf. act. ofapfoe*. Or : ■ 9
for npioiaa, apisicw, and aptfi-
aai, oCapcoi^ Or JExA. for jjau-
cj. j_r;'c_.ar.i :..:.;■::. vfrnfudf*.
kfitowais. Dor. and Auol. for jpc-
fwra;, 1 a. par. of juum*.
Dor. for kpcls, n. pL of ryii.
Afirrddcrvs, -»v, o, $, (fr. a neg.
and fierari&rjfii to transpose) un-
changeable, Jixed, determined.
Aprra«j>irre>, -•», 6, 4, (fr.
and atraco/n to remove)
movable, Jim, established,
tied; unmoved,
AperapfknTOS, -ow, 4, $, (fr,
and fieraiiiXofiai to repent) not
to ie repented of, or regretted;
impenitent; irrevocable.
AptTav6v-ros, -ov, b, i, (fr. same,
and fieravoii* to repent) impeni-
tent, obdurate, reprobate; unre-
pented.
a - -rjorof, -•», 4, 4, (fr. sane,
and pcra-zdQ* to persuade) wrf
to be persuaded, positive, obstinate.
rA^rrro2>, Dor. for rutrtoog.
Afirrtmros, -ov, b, £ (fr. a neg.
and utroi-jt to measure) rwwta-
surabie, immense, boundless;
• unmeasured, not stinted, apirot-
- . fern. Dor.
kprroorr-TX, -fag -ov;, b, hi (&•
same, fiiroov measure, and ixu
to speak) talk*
babbling.
-;.ic» -ov, b, $, (fr.
mirmtm measure) without mea-
sure, excessive,
-3ooSy-9v, h, $, (fr. aucitt to
change, and rope; a gaii) chang-
-eturning,
in* again,
to proceed, march,
pass over, or through ; to over-
run, conquer, overthrow ; to
change, alter.
' Aun, -tis, f), (fr. audw to reap) a
. -
. hoe.
-uly, verily, so
be it ; '0 Ap.hr, the truth, mean-
[
. b, Si, (fr. a neg. and
pJlns anger) void of anger, mild,
calm, temperate, meek,
, o, f), (fr. same, and
j to roll up) not spun, or
reeled ; unwound, entangled, per-
plexed, intricate; endless, im-
perfect, unfinished.
'Afirn, -ov. and -tjtos, o, a cake
mode with milk.
A/Ji7<r<zrrwv, g. pL par. 1 a. act. of
apdm.
mYrnf a mother) without m mo-AppSb\t, Poet, for asapaB*, S a.
ther that has no mother; mo- sub. act, o€ wmmmt9amt.
theriess, orphan; unlike « mo- "Aaaay, JEoL for <>«>', a. pL ol
ther, cruel. .;. _.
A#jtx«»' for urfxatu, neut. pL oC'Appt, Poet, for hois. jEoL for
*aj$X«rt*. w»f, *£.
Aa*x'o*f- -*• £ -*"■•» (fr- « Beg- ;V**y*i P°e«- for ora ^«, wry
and ffxarii contrivance) to be , fox^e, *r«tf, «o large.
of at&ng; to be Apntvras, Poet, for uwnmshmt, 1 a.
Amm^ pavpfaavd, riU . :?>-
ed; to be mi a loss, to want, to
., x*^ -*k -•*, k, 4, (fr. same)
mBbaa1 -^.: .,«. :>: mmsalmmm, z:
alass,
Mm£$m\mM
■«•■%.
Aanx*>ia, -as, k, and Ion. Aa*x«-
» i, , -.s, k, (fr. same) <ii£c*ty,
skUfuL, awkward, artless; at a
loss, distressed, perplexed; diffi-
cult, unattainable, impassible;
mot to be evaded, dangerous,
mischievous, artful, intidijus, in-
kigwmg. •
hmn^Ams, (fr. last) in perplexitu ;
Amia, -as, j, afsh so catted,
Aaiarros, -am, i, J, (fr. a neg. and
fuaim to tamt) undejtted, un-
pmrc, dharte.
A^i'Sco?, Dor. forfcttof.
A/nSpeo , by Metaih. for aoiBmur,
pres. inf. act. conU of aptdpi*.
ApiMa, -«, i, ajght; contest;
. trial of skill, contention, emula-
.'!■•:.
ApiWioaai Smai, (fr. last) to
Jight, quarrel, dispute; to lie,
rival, emulate,
AsiY, Dor. for iptr, d. pi. of eyw.
A_.; ::::. .:.:- :".. A ■ ~. : . :;.
Aprraias, -«^ -•», ^imin«rn, reto/-
ing to Amine* ; a part of Cam-
pania famous for its wines.
Apulia, -*s* Ion. and Api^ia, -*c,
$, (fr. a neg. and atyrr/K to mix)
■■par .': - : :.::-;>.
private right ; freedom from mix-
tore, pvrmaa
c<n::
par. act. ofawmptrm.
'Apmcrni, Dor. for aipci+t, whidl
as Ion. for car, pres. inf. act. of
r*. for «£Jm.
Ap.aitop.er, Poet, for ar«*rVo«cr, 1
pL pres. ind. act. of a*api*».
"A/paws* or iinoj, Dor. for %»-
»«r, par. pres. of $pat.
'Ampss, ^ol. 'A-fus, Dor. for
iptts, n. pL offyii.
'Ac#eror, Poet, for «ra m/vvt, •»
•I C!
(Ae mctot, aaridal.
fA.««r, ^oLfoT4>6r,g.
A«", -!•$, AtL -«»»$, tJ,
• :■'- :■:•:. i :■..•.-:... : ...'. :.;-J
?.r.: 5r-.:.
'Amptya, Poet, for avmfSyu, (fr.
oraptyrrpt to intermingle) to-
r-.' "- ". ; — . r :.-..' :.
Appiycnt, Poet, for mvamiytwv, (fr.
same^ confusedly, indistinct!*,
■M I
'A.Mir, or o>«t, Dor. and £oL
for ^a? r, d. pi. of r/w.
Aaat'fa?, Poet, for a»««ific. 1 a.
par. act. of arapiynat.
i«r, -«r, ri, red irao, e
'Apauar,
'Apmofos, JEol. for o>mc*.
'A«r«*f, -«», 9, for poppas, (fr.
_ . ' ■...•:-: - ; - ■ :.e
Am* of parched land ; powder,
AmmtiSms, -»S -•*?, *, 4, (fr. last)
dusty, *nM/y, dry.
'A«rKHr, ^oL for kp5y, g. pL of
- ^ • rr
A^a«r, -«»»$, 6, Hammon, an
epithet of Jupiter.
'Apptivios, -o», 4, relating to Ham-
'Aprapos,-av, b, (fr. ««rdi a lamb)
a grandchild, qfkpring. Pro-
perly of the young of sheep.
Aaraaurt , Dor. for aprfpwr.
alAprtas, -dams, k. same as apvf.
Autdtrti. Dor. Sync, for avapvkaa,
3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. of <
Apis, -tbos, i, a vessel Jar urine
small slap.
Aptotii, (fr. a ne«. and jur9Z; hire)
without fee, or mmra, gratis,
Api<rd*ros, -ot, b, k, (fr. same) un-
kind, disengaged; unpaid, not
rewarded,
Auiroa£«Vu*r,-*#ros,i, k, (fr. o neg.
uirpa a girdle, and xtT"r a co»0 J toa»*.
•cit^otfX « girdle, ungirded. Or Aarraoi r«> -5, f.
(fr. a cop. ) wearing a girdle on
the coat of mail.
Aat;£0cAdct$, -rrcw, -rr, (fr. same,
..; to mix, and a\s the sea)
forbidding an intercourse, unso-
'cial, inhospitable; dangerous, in-
accessible ; as an island without
a safe port. Or (fr. a inters.
"Aavarrs?, Dor. for dfrr»«.-oy.
-a, -ov, (fr. a«»fc a lamb)
of a lamb.
Aprii, -*;, k, (fr. same) a om-
ind A***-
uorrvM, (fr. next) to forget,
Apr*«*r, -oros, b. k. (fr. a neg.
and pvdopai to remember) ./««"-
getful, oblivious ; inattentive,neg-
hgent ; ungrateful; not record-
ed, forgotten.
Apvmn****** -*. (fr* same, and
mms evil) to forget injuries; to
1 1 (fr. aaa'tf to reap)
a reaper, mower. andim'^X^ a mist) cloudy \foggy, forgive, pardon
Ap>i7&$, -or, b, k, (fr. same) aar-j doud-c-ipt, \AprieiKaKvs, (fr.
vest-time, the harvest, crop. |' Aa*a, -aroj, to, (fr. am* to tie) J fnr.'v.
Atiarif, -6pes, 6, ^, (fr. a neg. andi a fawt, tying, fastening. UawftTCTrs, (fr. next)
(31)
:^o Juwfia.
AMO
marriage-contract, without wed-
lock.
Afivf/oTcvroi;, -ou, b, fj, (fr. o neg.
and pvnartvw to court) not en-
gaged, or promised in marriage ;
unmarried.
Afivoorla, -ai, fj, (fr. same, and
fivdopat to remember) an am-
nesty ; frrgelfulness, oblivion ;
forgiveness.
'Apvrjaroiy -ov, b, fj, (fr. same) for-
gotten, unknown, obscure, low,
humble.
Aftvlov, -ov, rb, the membrane co-
t the embryo in the womb ; a
vessel for the blood of the sacrifice.
A/m$, -«<!of, //, (dim. of apt) a ewe-
lamb) a little lamb.
Auvbi, -ov, b, a lamb.
Apvocpdpos, -ov, fj, (fr. last, and <pi-
pw to carry) a breeding ewe, or
with young. (ipio<p6fnosf Dor. for
a/jivo(p6povi, a. pi.
Auoynri, (fr. next) without toil, or
cure, easily.
Apdyrjros, -ov, b, //, (fr. a neg. and
\i6yo% toil) unwearied, indefati-
gable ; incessant.
AudOev, (fr. apbs some one) else-
whr* ; from another place, per-
son, or thing.
Auoi(ia6ii, Auoifiac'bv, ApoiPai?n>,
and A/ioipaiuif, (fr. next) in
turns, alternately, mutually.
A/ioij3aTof, -a, -ov, and 6, »/, (fr.
next) alternate, reciprocal, mu-
tual.
Afiotfifi, -rji, f/, (fr. apiiPw to ex-
change) a change, exchange;
retribution, recompense.
AfnotPbs, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same) mu-
tual, reciprocal; aiding, assist-
ant. Subs. pi. auxiliaries, allies.
AfjLOipt<j) -£>, f. ->'/<tu>, (fr. next) to
be destitute, to want, need.
'Apotpos, -oc, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
uoipa a share) portionless, desti-
tute, needy.
AfioXyaToj, -a, -ov, (fr. apiXyw to
milk) giving milk ; milky ; white,
a^oXyaln, fern. Ion.
Auo\yei>s, -io$, b, and auoXylov,
-ov, rb, (fr. same) a milking ves-
sel, milk-pail.
A/ioXydj, -ov, b, (fr. same) milking
time; evening, night.
AndXwros, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
fioXvvu) to taint) unpolluted.
Audpa, -as, ?/, a pudding, or cake
of four and honey.
Auop<3a7os, -a, -ov, and A}x6p(iios,
-ov, b, i';, (fr. ajiop&bi dark)
dark, duski/, obscure.
Afioofievit>, (fr. same) to follow, at-
tend, wail upon.
Auopflbs, -o, -oi, ohscure, dark,
shady ; sub*, a companion, fol-
lower, attendant.
Afiopyfi, -?,c, f], (fr. cpiaym to clari-
fy) the lees of oil ; an herb used
in dying purple. The name of
an island.
Auoptrn$,-ov, h, fj same as apSpa.
'Aficoot;, -ov, u, hi (fi*. (« neg. and
p6a,<; a share, th. utipu to di-
vide) peritonitis, without a share;
dcs:. it ui " ; uvforiu n ate , help less .
AMn
'A/iop0oj, -ov, 6, /;, (fr. same, and
poplph shape) shapeless, deform-
ed, unsightly, ugly; unimproved,
uncultWiUid.
A/iij, -ov, 6, h, one, some one, some-
body, any body. Also Dor. for
flfiinpos, or for iuis-
A/idj, for rjftos.
'Afiorov (fr. next) insatiably, inces-
santly.
'A/i«roj, -ov, 6, f), (fr. a neg. and
fi6roi lint) no* <o //<? stoj.jml, or
stanched ; insatiable, eager.
'Afiovoos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same, and
fiovca the Muse) inharmonious,
discordant ; illiterate, unlearned;
unbecoming, awkward, inelegant.
'A/io^Ooj, -ov, b, h, (fr. same, and
ftb^doi labour) without labour,
toil, or trouble, easy ; at ease, at
n\t ; indolent, lazy.
Aftiratavicu), Poet, for avairaiavil^w.
1 a. inl. act. auiraiavioai.
'A/i"rdXoj, Poet, for ava«raXoj.
AfiTaXojv, Poet, for avaTra\Cjv, 2 a.
par. act. of avandWo).
Apravirai, Poet, for avanavtrai, 3
sin. pres. ind. pass. — Afivav-
oaodc, Poet, for avavavoaaOc,
2 pi. 1 a. impr. mid. of avu-
TtaVd).
'Afiiravfta, 'Afixavets, Afiiravar))-
piov, Afiiravort'iptos, Poet, for avd-
xavpa, &C.
Aftiriclov, Poet, for avd ircc'iov,
along the plain.
Afircipas, Poet, for avantlpac, 1 a.
par. of avairclpu.
A/iir/Xayof, Poet, for ava rrAayoj,
along the sea, through the sea.
ApvtXtuv, and A/ifftXiwv, -wvos, b,
Poet, for auiriXdiv.
Afi-rriXlvoi, -ov, 6, f), (fr. dfjiirt\os a
vine) xnny, of the vine.
AfiirtXdcif, -tcaa, -tv, (fr. next)
planted, or cropped with vines,
fertile in vines.
'A/i-rtXo?, -ov, •'/, a vine, vineyard.
au-r/Xwj, Dor. for apir/Xovj, a.
pi.
AuncXovpyla, -a?, i^, (fr. last, and
ipyov work) vinedressing, work
in a vineyard ; pruning.
AuiriXovpybs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
vinedresser, a labourer in a vine-
yard.
Afiire\6<l)VT0i, -ov, b, h,, (fr. same,
and q\vu> to grow) planted with
vines.
A/irtAiii', -wvoj, b, (fr. same) a
vineyard.
AfjL-rcXwva, a. sin. oflast.
'A/i-r^a?, Poet, for aviirc^as, 2
sin. 1 a. ind. act. of avo-fy-rw.
AjjtcttXXwv, Poet, for ava-rrahihv, 2
a. par. r,f ava-zd^Xw.
A^Triaai, Lacon. and JEcA. for au-
(ptiaat, 1 a. inf. of ufi<piivvvni.
A/'-ir gov — Ajx~irao-daa. Poet.
for ava-iraoov, 1 a. impr. act.
and avimraodea, 1 a. par. fern.
act. of avaTtrdQi), -ttetciu), or
—rzrdvvvttt.
\in:f,)(ovov, -ov. tv>, and Ai'~t')(6vri,
-r;c, ,), (fr. next) eloih.es, clothing,
dress.
AfiirFYtf, and Auricr^ho, JF,o\. for
(32 J
AMT
afiqjiixw, (fr. afitfii about. ar»i
i^u> to have) to compass ahiMC,
environ, enci'se ; to clothe, dnss,
arm, e(juij). 2 a. ind. mul. tni ■
irctxdfinv with two augments.
A^r//i'<iu>, for uvarv
A/i7riayw, or a//Tri(7^;/w, (iKol. for
a//^ij about, and ifo^w lo hold)
I apirtxp. 2 a. ind. mid.
a/i7rtff^o/if/r, and o;(rio-^
A/J7rXaArf'o),(th. ffXu^wlo si I Bttraj)
/o stray, err, mistake; to fail y
miss; to tremtgrut, sin. 2 a.
par. apmXaKwv.
AprXdKnfia, -uroj, rb, (fr. last) er
ror, trunsgression, sin, crime.
ApirXu»;/a, -a$, and Ion. ufir-XnKin,
-ns, || (fr. a»-j about, and 7:Xa\'w
to wander) mistake, error ; guilt,
sin.
A/irX/aj, -ov, b, AmpUas, a man's
name.
'A/iT> ti/ia — A/J7TI07J — A/i-v/w —
AprvtUo, for ava^'rv/ia, &c
A//rr»'ij6^v, -nj, -»7, Ion. for n/irvuv-
Onv, 1 a. pass, of dpvvvpai,
Poet, for avdrnvfiai.
AfnroXc7v, Poet. forava7roXc7v,prcs.
inf. of ai'aroX/w.
A/<7r(5Xjv, for ava voXtv, through il\t
city, about the town.
Aftrovov, for ava v6vov, through the
toil, turmoil, or fght.
Apirpor, -ov, rb, a collar, halter,
tether, trace used with oxtn.
Afiirrdfttvoi, Poet, for avaitrdftcvof,
par. 2 a. mid. of aviVra^at.
AftirvKiSfis, -ov, o, Jimpycides} a
man's name.
'Aft-vl;, -vicof, b, or f), and A/jitvk-
rt)p, -fjpof, b, the forehand of a
bridle which confines the fore-
lock ; a bridle, rein, strap, thong ;
u fillet, headband.
' AyiHuois, or 'A/zirwrif, Sync, foi
avdicwois, and avdrwrts.
A/i7rwTi'£w, f. -low, (fr. last) to ab-
sorb, swallow, or suck up ; U
ebb and flow.
AfivyiaXia, -a?, — A/ivy&iXr), -rjf,
— AuvyodXos, -ov, and A^vyiJa-
Xif, -Wo?, ^, the almond tree.
Aftvy&dXtvof, -n, -ov, (fr. last) oj
the almond tree, or fruit, like ar
almond.
AuvySaXov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a?
almond.
'Aftvy/ja, -nros, rb, and A/ivy/ibi.
-ov, 6, (fr. afivaau) to scratch1
a scratch, rent, tear, pull, pluck ,
a cvt, wound ; a gibe, tovnt.
'A ?$?'{, Poet, or ^Eol. for a\id.
AuvApbi, -d, -bv, dark, flusky, ob
srure ; purblind, short-sighted.
Or (fr. Wwp water) wet, moist
damp.
Afiir)T'><;, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
fnvia to initiate) not entered, in
itraJed, or instructed; profane,
rii \sar.
\AuvOdv, -dvoc, o, Poet, for A/tv
ddtxjv, -wvos", o, a man's name.
Auidvroi, -ov, b, h, (fr. a neg. and
jxvOeopri to speak) inexpressible,
unspeakable, ineffable, unuttera-
ble.
A/n-Kwroy, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, ami
AM*
pvKdu) to low) without the low-
ing, or noise of cattle ; without
herds; poor.
AnvK\a8ev,from
A^xXat, -lav, a'l, Amyclce, a city
of Laconia ; also a kind of shoes
s-> called from it.
AuvKXa'ialia, Dor- for a^ivK^ai^ia,
(fr. last) to speak in the Doric,
or Laconian dialect.
AfivXlov, -oi', ro, (fr. next) bread
made of boiled wheat*
*A//vAo$, -ov, 6, fj, (fr. a neg. and
uvXt] a mill) unground, whole
but soaked.
'A/ivAov, -oi), rd, (neut. of last) 6oiZ-
erf wheat, starch.
Aptjiiav, -ovoi, b, fj, irreprehensible,
blameless ; innocent, upright,
wurthy ; opulent,fine, grand.
Auvva, and Auvvn, -*??,>/, (fr. auv-
vta to aid) protection, defence,
help, vindication, revenge.
Auvvras, -ov, b, Amyntas, a man's
name.
Auvvrrjpiov, -ov, to., (fr. next) a
defence, fortress; armour.
Auvvrnpios, -ov, 6, fj, (fr. aui'via to
aid) assistant, helping, relieving;
defensive.
Auvvriaa, -opos, and Auvvrrjp,-rjpos,
6, i'i, (fr. same) a defender, helper,
protectory avenger. Also Amyn-
tor.
Auvvia, f. -vvd, p. f/fivyitay. to help,
a-isist, succour, relieve ; to fight
for, defend, guard ; to. avert, re-
pel ; to avenge, punish, requite.
Auvviuev, Ion. and ajivvfuevai,
Dor. for auvvuvy pres. inf. auv-
vtvot, Dor. for afivvovai, 3 pi.
pres. ind. 1 a. act. ind. rjuvva'
sub. afivvu), -ns, -p. inf. auvvat.
mid. rjuvvdfitjv' inf. afivvaadai. 1
f. pass. afjLvvdfjtrofiai. 1 f. mid.
auvvovuai, -wj -tlra*.
'A//u£<j, -«o$, Att. -£ws, q, same as
A/xu^w, -eij, -0, I f. of
A//«Wa>, or -rrw, f. -|u>, p. ^u^a,
io scratch, scrape ; to tear, reiui,
lacerate ; to pull, pluck, twitch ;
to taunt, fret, exasperate. 1 a.
vuv^a' inf. mid. ap&ZaoQai.
A/ivari, (fr. a neg. and jxvia to close
the mouth) at a draught, hastily,
at once, all at a breath, without
drawing breath.
Auvons, -i<5oj, fj, (fr. same) a
drinking vessel ; a drinking bout ;
emptying large glasses at a
draught;
Lpvxpbs,-ov, b, and Auv%rj, -?Jf, fj,
same as duvyua.
Af/<£' for auQi.
AjKbayvoiui -w, (fr. an<p\ about, and
ayvoiia not to know) to be slight-
ly informed, to know partly, imp.
act. rjfMpayvddv -ovv.
Au<pS^d — AfMpa&riv — AuQac'di;
for avaQav6ii, &c.
AjxQaMrj, -rjs, fj, (fr. nvd intens.
and (palvu) to appear) clearness,
perspicuity ; openness, plainness.
ku<paMrjv (a. sin. oflast, with kotu
understood) clearly, plainly.
A/.Kpde'io;, -ov, b, fj, and 'A/Mpun'os,
AM*
-n, -ov, (fr. same) clear, mani-
fest, open, plain, explicit ; re-
vealed, disclosed.
Au<paivu), imp. du<paivov, -£$, -C 2
a. du<pavov, -cs, -<■ for ava<paiv<a,
&c. 'Afi6ava, also Poet, and
Dor. for a'vtynva, 1 a. ind. act.
Ap<pdictis, Dor. for auQfjKnc.
Ajtipa^oviia, (fr. au<f>l about, and
ri(wv the axle-tree) to deviate
from the track, siverve ; to sway,
swing, or hang unsteadily ; said
of a chariot which hangs, or
moves ill.
Afi<papa(li£ia, or Autbafiapi^ia, (fr.
au(fi about, and dpa(3os a crash)
to crash, rattle, stun.
AfMpaoir), -ns, fj, Ion. for Ajupaaia,
-as, fj, (fr. a neg. and <prjju to
speak) muteness, silence; stop-
page of utterance, hesitation, per-
plexity.
'An<pavi;is, -eias, )}, a lopped trunk
of a fir-tree.
A[i(f>a<pdaadai, for auipatpaoOat,
pres. inf. mid. cont. of
Au<pa(pdta -ia, (fr. au<pl about, and
aipdta to touch) to handle, feel.
A/jupriircTo, imp. mid. — 'Afupcirt,
Ion. for auiptiire, imp. act. of
ajKpiina.
Afi<j>tKaprj, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. pass, of
afMplKttph).
Au<p£i7ov>'iQn,3 iin. 1 a. pass, of au-.
0t7TOVfU>.
Au<peirordTo, 3 sin. cont. imp. ind.
act. of au<f>tiroTdta.
Au-fiiiru), same as au<piiiria.
Au<f>fptaQai, Poet. Sync, for avaipi-
pcoOai, pres. inf. of avaobepia.
Au(pi<TT7)v, 2 a. ind. act. of a^i<plff-
rijjii.
Au6e<po(ir]9ev, Bceot. for a\i<l>u$o-
(5f)Br)aav, 1 a. ind. pass, of ajxipi-
<f>o$iouai.
Au(pi<bvyov, -ti, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of
au<pt<p£vyu).
Au([>ixvro, for afupiKi^yTO, pper.
ind. pass. ofa/*0<^/w.
AutyfjKTis, -tos -ovs, b, »;, (fr. au<pi
about, and on/) the edge) two-
edged.
Au6ript<pijs, -ios-ovs, o, »/, (fr. same,
and tpi<pii) to cover) covered all
over, roofed; enclosed; unseen,
hidden.
An<pripieTo.$, -ov, 6, fj_, (fr. same,
and tpis a dispute) doubtful, du-
bious ; disputed, questioned.
A/i$«, a prep, governing the g. d.
and a. eases in all its varieties
of signification. About, round
about, on both sides, on all sides ;
about, beside, near, at, with;
about, for, concerning ; for the
sake of , on account of . Ol afKpl
1u>dvvr)v, John and his disciples ;
sometimes John only. Ol apty'i
Tlpianov. Priam ; his suite, court,
or train ; where he might be
• supposed to be.
Api<pi<i((i), f. -dau>, (fr. afKpifvwui
to clothe) to put on, dress, clothe.
p. pass, rjutpiucfjmi.
Au<pid\o$, -ov, o, fi, (fr. au(bl
around, and SAj the sea) sea-
girt sea-beaten.
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Aufylaoua, -aroi,rd, andAu^taoit,
-loj, Att. -cu>s, h. (fr. aft>ptd^u) to
clothe) dress, vesture, a garment*
Autyiaxylav, a. sin. fern, of au(pta»
^wj, par. per. mid. of a/t^tagw,
or au<pia%iti>.
Afx6i(iaivu), f. mid. -ftijaouai, p.
-fiipnKa, (fr. afi<pi about, and /3a{-
vw to go) to go round about ; to
encompass, surround, environ ; to
survey; to guard, protect, de-
fend ; to invade.
A/;0(j3aAAw (fr. same, and j3rfAAw
to cast) to put, or cast round
about ; to enclose, surround, en-
viron ; to comprise, contain ; to
revolve, consider ; to doubt, hesi-
tate ; to litigate, dispute ; to clasp,
embrace. Apipipd'Xp, 2 a. sub.
act. au<t>i&a\cii, 2 a. impr. mid.
ApcbiPus, par. 2 a. act. of ap<pi-
paivdi.
Afi<pifiaarin, -ns, fj, Ion. for au<pie(irj-
rno-ic.
Au<pi(ld<Tis, -to?, Att. -ttof, fi, (fr.
of(0jj8atj/u» to surround) an enclos-
ing, protection, surrounding; a
surprise, ambush; a controversy t
dispute,
Au<pi[$ios, -ov, b, tf, (fr. ajx<pi both
ways, and jiios life) amphibi-
ous.
AucpiPXno-rpcvo), (fr. next) to fish
with a net, catch fish.
Au(pifi\no~rpov, -ov, rd, (fr. au<pl
' around, 'and /JaAAw to throw)
a fishing net, seine, or drag
net.
Au<biJ56yTos, -ov, b, f„ (fr. same, and
podia to shout) resounding, re~
echoing ; celebrated.
Au<pi(3dXcvs, -/oj, Att. -tias, b, (fi*.
anabiPdWia to cast) a fisherman.
Au<ibi@o\ta,-as, fj, (fr. next) doubt%
aoubtfulness, uncertainty, per-
plexity.
Au<f>ijSo\os, -ov,b, fj, (fr. a/j(f>l about,
and (IdXkia to cast) doubtful, du-
bious ; distracted, perplexed /
double ; assaulted on all sides.
A/MpiPporos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and Qporbs a mortal ) that guards,
or protects, covering, saving, pre-
serving.
Afi(piy{yr)6a,-as, -e, per. ind. mid.
of
AjjMpiyfjfria, (fr. auty) about, and yn-
&tia to rejoice) to rejoice publicly ;
to exult.
Autyiyvo&a, f. -rjaia,^). -f/ka, (fr. au-
<pt, doubt, and y v6ia to know ) to
understand partly, know imper-
fectly ; to doubt, hesitate.
Auipiyovos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. afifl
about, and yivopai to be born) by
a former marriage, a step-son, or
daughter.
Afitpiyv/jeii, -fvrof, o, fj, (fr. auqil
on both sides, and yuidj lame)
lame of both legs, limping.
AfMblyvos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same) that
lames, or wounds with each er.'e,
two-edged ; pointed at both ends ;
tottering, quivering.
A^(0k5u/w, (fr. aji<p\ around, and
Saiia to burn) to be all inflames,
kindle about, blaze around; to
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be agitated, in commotion, or dis
turhance.
A/upiAafifii, -avros, b, Amphida-
mas, a man's name.
Ap<p('izouf, -tta, -v, (fr. au<l>i on
both sides, and 6acv< snaggy)
hairy, rough nappy on both
sidis ; very thick, or rough.
JLfi<f>ic'ic'r)a, per. mid. — AfKpihtlfjti,
Ion. for anQicteSrjei, 3 sin. pper.
mid. of a(i<pi&alu).
Autpicits, -fuiv, ui, (fr. au<pl about,
and <5f'u> to tic) chains, fetters ;
ornaments for the ankles.
A/i0«o7£to$, -ov, 6, >), (fr. afi^l on
both sides, and ocl-i&s right-
handed) ambidextrous, using
each hand equally ; double deal-
ing, ambiguous.
A.ft<ptffpKOftai, f. -fauat, (fr. afiipi
about, and fipKw to look) to look
round ; to be cautious, attentive ;
to watch, observe. Au(ptfjtpx^nvi
Ion. for au<purtpxOnv,\ a. pass.
Aucf'iAivruTus, -oil, 6, hi (fr- au<p\
intens. and 6cvruTot last) the last,
vny la.it, smallest ; t/w second,
of the second course ; aiid thence
dclicule, sumptuous.
A/ttlxciviu), (fr. ap(pl ajbout, and
Otvh$ to whirl) to roll, turn,
uirifl, whirl about, or flutter
abfut ; to surround, environ.
Aii<pio'tAivnfxaii -aai^ -rai, per.
ind. pass.
Aiup.toKivui, (fr. same, and ioicivu
to spy) to spy, lie in wait; to
snare, entrap.
A./j4>i<*o£/<<: -w, f. -rjou, (fr. au<pi
doubt, and Zul-a an opinion) to
doubt, waver, fluctuate.
Autpitofa, -ov, b, f,, (fr. same) dis-
puted, uncertain, dubious, am-
biguous, doubtful, double-mean-
in o.
Au<pilpvrrro< — Afi^fc'pvQos, -ov, b,
h, and Au(f>topv(bris, -iof -oP$, b,h,
(fr. dfi<pi on both sides, and opfav
Tto to strip the bark ) torn on both
cheeks, much abused ; lacerated,
disfigured, a* in mourning.
Au<plcvui, or-vw,f. -vcu), (fr. same,
and 6vu) or Stfu to enter) to put
on, wrap round, drew, clothe.
AuQltvpos, -ov, 6, i/, (fr. same, and
bf<fii to enter) open at both sides,
pervious, passable ; accessible.
Au(pt8vs, par. 2 a. act. of au<pi-
6vui.
Au<puiuivos, par. per. pass, of au-
(f>iivvvui.
Au<pii\tcaoc, -n, -ov, (fr. an<pi both
ways, and c\i<ra<ii io turn) im-
pelled, moved, or rowed on both
sides ; that may be turned either
way.
Au<piivvvpi, f. aycpifoui, p. nu(f>iu-
Ka, and ^n<puKa, (fr. au<p\ about,
and 'ivvvui or ?w to put on) to
dress, clothe ; to decorate, adorn,
embellish. 1 a. act. ind. nftipicaa'
sub. aucjitou), -?;?, -rj' mid. rju<pu-
adunv par. mid. au^uaduevos.
per. pass, nutpitafiai, Ion. au-
<pUo-fiat' nu<pUiuai' and f>n<pctuaf
par. T)u<pttouivosi nutyuiuivos,
and ijj/^sirivos.
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Au<pitvvv<riv, 3 sin. pres. ind. act.
with v added of last.
A/i0cfiru>, (fr. u^i about, and /irw
to manage) to conduct, order,
munage, govern; to treat, enter'
tain ; to be engaged, or concern-
ed in ; to take care of; to prose-
cute ; to follow, pursue.
Au<ptiyouai, see au-rTt'x^'
Autpt^dvu), (fr. afj<pl about, and {£a-
vw 10 settle) to adhere, cling, or
stick to ; to sit down about, or
before ; to besiege.
Au<pi6ii\aaaoi, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same,
and SdXaooa the sea) surround-
ed by the sea, sea-girt; near thi
sea.
AucpiBaXhiy-tof-oTi. b,fj, (fr. same,
and \*d\\u> to bloom) flourish-
ing, abundant, prosperous ; hav-
ing both father and mother alive ;
blooming, full- gr mi n.
Au<f>iQiarpov,-ov, rd, (fr. same, and
itidofiat to see) a double tin aire,
an amphitheatre; a circus,
course.
Autftidtroc, -ov, b,fi, (fr. aft<f>i both,
and TtQnm to sot) that may bt
j>lar<rl nther way. Spoken of a
cup, either end of which may
be used for drinking, and the
other as a foot.
Auipidiu), f. mid. -Oivwopai, (fr.au-
<pi about, and ^/^ to run) to run
round about, or up and down ; to
frisk, gambol.
AuiplQvposi -ov, b, hi (fr. ai*<pt on
both sides, and dvpa a door)
having both a font and back
door ; or a double door.
Au(f>iica\vTTi>), (fr. au<p\ about, and
KuXinrru) to cover) to cover over,
enclose, envelope ; to overshadow,
veil. Au<ptK(iXi\i,p, 2 sin. I a.
sub. an<f>iKa\v\poi, 3 sin. 1 f. opt.
act.
Ap<piKap?ic, -foe -ovg, b, h, (fr. aucpl
on both sides, and xdpa a head)
having two heads, tops, or han-
dles ; double-headed, two-han-
dled.
AudHKcdovac, Ion. for au<ptKtdo~as,
I a. par. act. of AuQixuifa, (fr.
au<pi through, and Kid^io to
split) to sjjlit through, cleave,
cut asunder; to peel of, strip
round.
AfKpiKelpij), and A/*<ii*ap/w -<2, (fr.
same, and nt'ipoi to clip) to clip
about, cut, or lop all round; to
chop, or cut clean off". 2 a. ind.
pass. afKptKaprjv.
AfiipiK^voTOi, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same,
and kXi'£w to overflow) washed
around ; surrounding, circum-
fluent.
AfKpiicouos, -ov, b, hi (""• au<pl in-
tens. and KOfin foliage) covered
with hair ; leafy, branching, hav-
ing a great foliage.
Au<biKp(fiiinai, f. -doouai, (fr. au<p\
about, and Kptftdu) to hang) to
hang round about ; hang to, or
upon, suspend.
AuQticptpdu) -w, (fr. same) to hang
about; to beset, surround, be-
siege, invest.
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A.u<f>ikv>i<roais, JEo\. and Poet, for
aft<piKv\icai, 1 a. par. act. of
Af/</i<KiA/w, f. -iVu), (fr. u^</).' ftbout,
and KvXfu to roll) to roll about,
throw down, make tunil.U; or
full.
A.u<pi*VTTt\\ovi -ov, rd, (fr. u(i<pl
both way3, and nvriWov a cup)
a two-handled cup ; or u drink-
ing vessel made of (no cups, w it K
the bottoms joined, so that nhil*
either serves for drinkiri", tl.p
other answers for a foot. See
autpiOcros.
kuipi^djihii or Au<pd<ii<bhiy -ioi,
'/, n, (fr. a/ic/>i around, and
Au/i/3ai<j to take) ample, large,
ij-iinsin, vide spreading; um-
brageoitM) shady; siizing all
around.
A/i0(A«^uii'b), (fr. aud>t about, and
\axaivu) to dig) to dig about.
Auihiityu), f. -(w, and AfK/xXc/y/w
-<i,f. -fjou (fr. a/irf>« on both liaei,
and Xiyut to speak) to speak am-
biguoudyi to hesitate; to dis-
jmti , f/uorrel,
AfiAiXticros, -ov, b,h, (fr. same) in
douiit, doubtful.
Ap<f>i\oyia, -a<, »'/, (fr. 6amc) doubt;
a quurrd, t.'isj.utt , (dtercdion.
AudiiXoyoi, -od, b, '/, (fr. same)
doulilful, questionable ; disputa-
tious, litigious, quarrelsome.
Au(Li\oyoi, -ov, b, Amplulochus, &
mini name.
Afjt<plXvKos, -ov, b, hi (fr- au<pl
about, and Xvkv dawn) dawn-
ing, glimmering, about day-
break.
Aft^ifidoao-Ot, 2 pi. 1 a. imp. mid.
of
Au<ptudoou>, or -rrw, f. -fw, and
-aw, (fr. afKpi about, and udaau
to wipe) to rub down, uipe all
our, wash off, clean away. 1 a.
ind. mid. au<f>C(iaodurjv.
Auc(>iudrptoi,T)oT. for a ii<piurjrptoct
-on, 6, i;, (fr. same, and u/jrnp a
mother) still in the womb, yet
unborn,
A fi <piu a^o/tat, (fr. same, and rdyo"
uai to fight) to fight all round;
to assault, besiege.
Au<pifii\ag, -aiva, -av, (fr. same,
and ui\ai black) black, dark,
gloomy, n. pi. fern. au<piftc\aivat.
AutpifxvKdtit -C), f. -rjau), (fr. auQl
about, and uvicdu) to bellow) to
low, bellow, roar about, or exceed-
ingly, per. mid. ayCjijiiuvKa.
AfKpiviuofiai, (fr. same, and viuu
to pasture) to herd, graze, pas-
ture, live, or dwell round about.
AfjKpi^iw -u), f. -icu), (fr. same, and
£/u> to scrape) to scrape, or rub
all over ; to polish thoroughly. 1
a. afjKJii^eca.
'Au<pios, -ov, b, Amphius, a man's
name.
Au<l)'nra\To^, -ov, b, »/, (fr. aucpi all
round, and naXrbv a dart) thick
with darts, bristling with spears.
Au<piirtloi, -ov, b, t), (fr- same, and
irilov a plain) plain, or level all
round, surrounded with plains.
AjjL(p.v£vofjLai,(fr. same, and rhouat
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to toil) to work hard, labour, be
very busy, employed, engaged, or
» concerned.
A.ft<pn:tpiKTiu)v,-ovos, b, fa (fr. same,
and -ripiKTiwv a neighbour, wh.
fr. 7rf0( about, and kti^u) to build)
building, living, or duelling near,
or round about ; a neighbour.
Apipurtpio-TpiDetdw -to, (fr. ap<pi~ rrrpj
round about, and orpiepLo to turn)
to turn about quickly, wheel, au-
(bnrEpi<TTpw<pa, 3 sin. cont. imp.
Ion. for apepiirtpitoTpeoepa.
Apepirtoeov, -ovaa, -bv, 2 a. par. of
a/jKpnziTTTO).
Apepimifa, (fr. apepi about, and
irif^w to press) to compress,
squeeze, constringe, clasp, grasp.
Apcpinlirrw, (fr. same, and ninreo to
fall) to embrace, clasp.
AueptirSnKTos, -ov, and Auepiir^n^,
-yos, b, fa (fr. same, and irXi'eToeo
to strike) beaten all round;
dashing about; striking, or ham-
mering upon.
Apept ttoAevw, f. -evcio, (fr. same, and
ToXfio to be with) to walk about,
walk with, accompany, attend.
AtiebinoXis, -eeos, fa An<phipolis, a
city.
Apep'nroXos, -ov, b, fa (fr. apepi
about, and ttoA/w to be) an at-
tendant, companion, follower ; a
minister ; a servant, page.
Au<piiroviw -w, (fr. same, and vovieo
to toil, th. ■nivopai to work) to
labour at, toil about ; to faint, be
weary, exhausted. 1 a. pass. ind.
apepi-novi'/Ovv.
ApepiKordeo, and -dopai (fr. same,
and nordopai to fly) to fly round
about, flutter over. apepnroTdro,
3 sin. imp. mid.
Aucpinvpos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same, and
i:vp fire) on fire, burning, flam-
ing all round.
Au<pippvros, -ov, b,fa (fr. same, and
piw to flow) circumfluent, flow-
ing around; encompassed with
water.
Ai*(f>'pl)&yos, -v, -ov, and Apepip^eo^,
-eoyns, b, fa (fr. same, and pwf
an aperture) torn, broken, abrupt,
rugged ; rough, set with spikes ;
open, perforated, railed, latticed,
baned.
AptpipG, -60s, fa Amphiro, a wo-
man's name.
Ap<pis, Adv. (fr. apepi about) on
each side, in the middle, between ;
without^ separate, apart; discord-
antly ; around.
Ap(pierf3atva, -ns, fa (fr. last, and
paiVw to go) Amphisb&ria a
kind of serpent, feigned to have
a head at each extremity ; and
capable of moving with either
end foremost.
ApcpicfinTieo -<3, to doubt, hesitate,
pause ; to dispute, question, con-
trovert ; to debate, plead.
AucpitTpi'irnots, -io$, Att. -ceos, and
AnQia&vain, ~VS, fa (fr. last)
doubt, hesitation ; suspicion ; dis-
pute, controversy, litigation ;
pleading, debate.
AfiepiariXXw, f. -eXlo, (fr. apepi
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about, and crri AAw to contract) to
compress, bind up together; tc
cover, dress. apepicTiiXdpivos
par. 1 a. mid.
An<ptoTi<pr;S, -ios -ovs, b, fa (fr
same, and oTiepto to crown)
crowned, bedecked with garlands ;
filled up, quite full.
Apepiarnpi, f. -ncno, (fr. same, and
'icrijfn to place) to stand around,
surround.
Apeplo~ropcs,-ov,b, fa (fr. same, and
orou'i the mouth)double-tongued.
deceitful, insidious ; fulse ; with
twojaces.
Ap<pioTpardofiai, (fr. same, and
cTpards an army) to besiege.
ApeftTadeis, -ilea, -tv, par. 1 a.
pass, of apef>iTEivo).
Apepirdirnsi -nros — ApepiTams,
-iSos, fa and Apepirdiros, -ov, b,
(fr. same, and rdnns tapestry)
tapestry napped on both sides,
hangings the same on each side,
rich, enibroidered tapestry.
Apepniiveo, (fr. same, and Trivia to
stretcM to extend, stretch out.
the arms, embrace, clasp, apep
radeis, 1 a. par. pass.
ApepiriBu, pres. impr. act. of aptpi-
riOfu), same as
Aynpnidvj.il, f. -dt'oeo, p. -tiOciku (fr
apepi about, and TiOrjfii to put)
to put round about, put on, gird,
bind.
Apepirpns, -rjTOi, b, fa (fr. same, and
Tirpdeo to pierce) pierced through
open at both ends.
Apepirpirn, -ns, fa (fr. same, and
Titpu) to wear away) the sea-
coast, beach ; the sea, ocean ;
Aviphitrite, a marine deity,
Neptune's wife.
Apepirpopeo) -w, (fr. apepi about, and
rpofiiu) to tremble) to tremble all
over, to quake, be in dread.
Apepirpveov, -eovos, b, Amphitryon,
a man's name.
ApepirpveoviaSris, by Epen. for A
epn pvuvibns, -ov, b, the son of the
last.
Ap<piepa\os, -ov, b, fa (fr. apep\
about, and epdXos a crest) with a
double crest, set with studs, sluel-
ded all over. Or, (fr. 0aAo$
bright) very bright, shining,
splendid, glittering.
A pepiepcvyox, (fr. same, and ef>evyu> to
flee) to escape, to get clear off.
AuepKbofitofiat -ovpai,{ir. same, and
epopiu to frighten) to fly on all
sides, be totally routed. 1 a. ind.
pass. auebuepoftfiQnv, 3 pi. Bceot.
apeptepd^nQtv.
Apepiepopcvs, -iuit Ion. -rjos, b, (fr.
same, and epipeo to carry) a pitch-
er with two ears or handles.
Apepixaivu, (fr. same, and •yalveo to
yawn ) to gape wiele ; to swallow
up, devour.
Apept^airos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
Xairti hair) with long hair, with
hair loosely flowing ; with a flow-
ing mane.
Afiepi^eai, 1 a. inf. act. of
Apepixieo -w, f. -evaeo, (fr. same, and
vf'w to pour) to pour out, shed.
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spill ; to scatter, spread, or sprit*
kle about.
Apepi^vdels, -ttoa, -iv, 1 a. par.
pass, of last.
Apepi^vros, -ov, b, fa (fr. apepi^iu
to pour o tout) spread, scattered,
thrown, or cast up ; encompassed
with an earthen rampart,forl\fied.
Apepi^veo, same as ayebij^ieji.
A/jiepixio'Xos, -ov, 6, fa (fr. afitpl on
both sides, and ^wAdj lame)
lame in both legs, crippled,
maimed.
'AfxcpoSov, A/jitp6Stov, -ov, to, and
'A/tepodos, -ov, fa (fr. same, and
bibs a road) a meeting, or cross-
ing ofroarls; a street, thorough-
fare ; a round about, circuit.
Apepdvov, Poet, for avu epbvov, with
slaughter, murderous.
Avepopivs, -ios, and -ieos, b, Sync,
for apept<poptvs.
AuctoTtpo6i(ios,-a7 -ov,sameasa/i»
<pite$ios.
Apeporfpos, -a, -ov, (comp. of dpep<a
both) both together, d. pi. mas.
apepoTipotctv, fern, apeporipys,
and apepoTiorot, Ion. tor cpebo-
Ttpoii:, and apefiorfpais. apipori-
pe«K, Dor. for epipt * oov$, a. pi.
Ap<ptTf'pit)d(V, Ayeporipwdi, Apepo-
Tfpu)oi, from both qurattrs, on
benh sides, on each siele.
ApeppdoexaiTO, Poet, for avcefipdcai-
to, 1 a. opt. mid. ofava<ppi£opeii.
Apfvra, for avn epvra, through the
trees, plants, shrubs.
'A//</ W, g. and d. apipoiv, both,
ApruTis,-i6os, fa (fr. ap<p"<. on both
sides, and oi>$, lotos an ear) a
part of the helmet which protee ted
the ears, an tar-piece; an ear,
or handle ; a cup, or ? essel with
two ears, or handles.
Apepwros, -ov, b, fa and Ap$wr>s,
-eos -ovs, b, fa (fr. same) with
two ears, or handles.
Apeoprrros, and ApebiioSi -iv, I, fa
(fr. a neg. and pwpos disgrace)
faultless, without blemish ; blame-
less, guiltless, innocent, g. Ion.
apionfjToio.
Apiapfirois, (fr. last) blamelessly,
innocently.
' ALieopov, -ov, To,amomum, an odo-
riferous shrub arjid gum ; ginger.
Aptov, b, Amon, a man's name.
'Ap&v, Dor. for fj/t/uv, g. pi. of tyd.
ApSvTai, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind. pass.
— AuibvTEcrm, Poet, for apwai,
d. pi. cont. par. pres. act. —
Apips, 2 sin. cont. of — Audoipt
-topt, -dois -w$, -dot -ip, pres.
opt. act. of apdeo.
AptZs, (fr. apbs some) some way,
by some means.
A/itos, indecl. Amos, a man's name.
A/<w<ryfjro;, (fr. aptos some way,
ye an enclitic, and irwj how) how-
soever, however, in any manner,
any how.
ApwTa, -o>r, ra, chestnuts, chest-
nut trees.
AN. A particle whose general
use is to render indefinite the
word or phrase to which it is
united. It gives the force of
ANA
Ihe Potential, and sometimes
of the Optative mood, to the
Indicative. Frequently, it can-
not be translated distinctly ;
but generally signifies, if; as
if ; truly, indeed ; even, per-
haps ; whtttier? It answers to
the English termination -ever,
or -soever, added to cither words ;
as, o< av, v>hosoever. 'Eo>? dv,
tilt, until. 'Ouwf dv, that, to
the end that. "&$ av, even as, so
as. dv re — dv ti, whether — or.
Kqv, for Kai av, even, even if,
though, dv, or fiv for cdv, if.
Av, Dor. for Jjv the a. feni. of the
possessive 5{, ?,, ov, his, hers, its,
thtirs ; and of the relative, 8$, J},
8, who, which, what.
Av, Poet for avd the Adv. and
for avd, or dva, the verb. See
Ihem.
ANA*, prep, with an a. or#a g.
sometimes ; back along, up
against, up along, up; oi>r, h<-
Xfond ; up and down, to and
fro, backwards and forwards ;
throughout, among ; during, at,
whilst, above, upon ; apiece, to or
for each, severally ; with ; about ;
in, into ; according to ; with a
d. Poet, up, upon, in, with.
Avd, and Poet. KAv, adv. up !
rise, stir. Some consider it a
verb, put for ava'ora, and that
for avdarvOi, 2 a. impr. act. of
avlarrjfti' as also
*A va, for avdara. and that for avi^n,
3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of avlartuit.
Ava, v. sin. of dva£* or by Apoc.
for dvacca.
AvdQa, for avdfiaBi, or avdpnQi, 2
a. irnpr. of avaPnivw.
Ava(JadnU, •If'Oi, ih and AvaPaB-
ubs, -ov, b, (fr. avd up, and /3«fl-
ubi a step) a step,flieht of steps,
staircase, ladder ; a degree ; a
coming, or going up.
Avd&aQpov, -ov, rb, and AvapdOpa,
-as, i), (fi;. next) a ladder, stair-
case, stepping-board.
AvaPaivw, f. -Pi,aouai, p. -/?//? >j/ta,
(fr. avd up, and Paivw to go) to
go up, ascenii, mount, climb,
scale ; embark, go, or put on
board ship ; to put to sea ; to
rise, grow, sprin g up ; come into
the mind, occur. 2 a. ind. aviPnv'
impr. avdpnQt' inf. avu/3r)vai'
par. «voj3dj, -daa, -dv.
AvaPdWw, f. -Pd\w, p. -Ptp\nica,
(fr. ava back, and /?dXXu> to
throw) to throw back, reject; to
throw up, heap ; to put, or set on,
mount; to throv) back, fling.
throw off; to throw round, put
on, clothe, dress; AvupdWouit,
put off, defer; to be excited,
roused, made angry. 2 a. art.
AvjfiaXvv' mid. avepaXopriV per.
mid. avupiPo\a.
Avdfiaais, -ios, Att. -aoj, ', (fr. av&
up, and p.uvw to go) a going up,
ascent ; an invasion, expedition.
Avafidaouai, Dor. for avaPf/ffouai,
1 f. mid. of avaffaivii).
Ava0ori}$, -ov, b, (ft. aita&aivw to
ANA
mount) one who mounts, a rider,
horseman.
Avd^aroi, -ov,b, h\, (fr. same) that
may be mounted, or ascended,
accessible.
Ava/3*'j3/7*a,-Kaj,-«,or-«vbeforea
vowel, per. ind. act. ofavaPaivw.
Ava0c0n0Ku>s, -D?a, -b(, par. per.
act. of avapibw.
AvaQifipvKtv, per. act. fr. avd in-
tens. and Ppvw, which see.
Avapipde^w, f. -daw, p. avapepipa-
ko, (fr. avd up, and ptpd^w to
bring) to lake, bring, or carry up ;
to cause to mount, or ascend, force
up; to set, or place upon put
on horseback, or on board; to
withdraw, remove privily. 1 a.
avt(ti(5aoa.
Avapioinv, Att. for ava#«o7/u,prea.
opt. act. cont. of
AvapiSw -w, or AvaPlwui, (fr. avd
again, and Pt6w or piwut to live)
to revive, come to life, live over
again.
Avaptwaic, -iot, Att. -twf, ?>, (fr.
last) a return to life, revival from
the dead, resurrection.
Avapiwaxw. (fr. same) to animate,
enliven, bring to life ; AvaPtwa-
KOftat, to revive^ return to life.
A vai iXaardvw, and -art'w, C -fiow,
p. -nKa, (fr. aid again, and /3Xa<r-
rdvw to bud) to bud, sprout,
spring, or shoot forth afresh.
AvaPMirw, (fr. same, and /3X/trw to
look ) to look up ; to look again,
or attentively ; to receive sight,
see again, recover the sight.
Avd/JXtd/iy, -tof. Att. -twj, ^, (fr.
same) recovery of sight.
Avd0\noif,' -tos. Att. -twi, !), (fr.
ava/?dAAw to defer) a delay, put-
ting off, deferring.
Ava0\v£ut, fr. avd afresh, and P\v-
£w to gush, which see.
AvaPodw -w, f. -fioti>, p. -i}Ka, {fr.
same, and (iodui to shout) to cry
aloud, shout, buwl, exclaim. 1 a.
avtpdnoa' par. neut. ava/3orj<rav.
Ava/?dAu<ov, -ov, rb, (fr. avaPdWw
to put on) a short cloak; an out-
er garment; a robe.
AvaPo\i), -rjs, fi, (fr. same) an emp-
tying, a throwing out ; tlie thing
thrown up, a mound, rampart ;
an ascent, going up; procrasti-
nation, delay ; n prelude, intro-
duction ; garb, dress, clothing ;
a garment.
AvaPopPopv^w, f. -£w, (fr. avd in-
tens. a.nd popPopv^w to grumble)to
groicl, murmur ; to bawl, cry out.
' Avdpoc, -w, &., a, Dor. for dvr//?oj.
kvafipd^ui, and -cctw, (fr. avd in-
tens. and (3pd£u) to boil) to make
boil ; to boil up ; to leap, or spmig
out ; to shake, or drive out.
AvaPpd^u), (fr. same, and Ppd%u)
to resound) to crack, crash, dash,
roar, bellow, resound. 2 a. ind.
act. aveppa^ov
Ara/fofYW, fr. same, and /Wyw,
Ppa-
vhich see. 2 a. ind. act. avii
Xov'
lv«jSpa>£», (fr. same, and ppo-%u
obs. to suck up, th. Ppdyyof the
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ANA
throat) to gargle down, irsorb,
swrdlow, or soak up. 1 a. ind.
avippo^a' JEo\. opt. MVaPp6(tia,
-as, -r, par. 1 a. pass. avaf>.<
Ava ppxj^do fiat, -wuai, f. -;,c<>fjai,
(fr. same, and /JpO^-w tf. .
l'> hruail, moan, or lament with
outcry, to howl mournfully.
AvaPwXaxia, viz. v/"}, (fr. same, and
pu>Xoi clay) the turning of the
sod, ploughing ; the earth throun
up by the plough, particularly
dm which sticks to the sod.
Avayaytlv, inf. — Avayaywv, -ovaa,
-bv, par. 2 a. act. Att. redupl.
— Ai dyiodai, pres. inf. pass. —
Avayfyfvo,-, ->;, -ov, par. pros,
pass, of avdyw.
AvayaXXij, -l6oi, »/, the herb pim-
pernel, sea-purslain, brook-lime,
or calves-snout.
AvdyyeiXov, -drw, 1 a. impr. act. of
AvayyAXw, f. -£Xw, p. avfjyytXica,
(fr. avd again, and ayyi'XAw to
tell) to tell in return, bring back
answer; to tell, teach, explain, de-
clare openly ; to publish, or pro-
claim with authority. 1 a. ind.
avi'iyytiXa' impr. avdyyciXov' inf.
avayytTXai* 2 a. act. uvnyyiXoV
ptM. avvyyiXnv. per. pass.
avt'/yytX fid t.
AvaycycvvTjuivoc, -rj, -ov, par. per.
pass. — Avaytvvijffaj, -aoa,-av,
par. 1 a. act. of avaytvvdw.
AvaytinQat, Dor. for avnyelcdat,
pres. inf. of avnyiopai.
AvaytXa'a),f. -daw, (1r. avd intens.
and ytXdw to laugh) to laugh
heartily.
Avaycvvdw ■*», f. -fieut, p. -»?/ta, (fr.
avd again ,and yevvdw to breed) to
beget again, regenerate, renovate,
renew, per. pass, avayeyivnua:.
AvayivwffAruijOrratheravayiyvwcKw,
f. avayvuiaouai, p. aviyvwua, (fr.
same, and yiviLoxw to know) to
recognise, acknowledge ; to know,
understand ; to learn by study,
to read; to advise, persuade. 2 a.
act. avtyvwv, per. pass, aviyvwo-
uai. 1 a. pass, aveyvwadnv, sub. 3
sin. a vayvwaOfj,\x\\.avayvo)aOii vai.
AvayKd^ui, f. -daw, p. nvdyKaKa (fr.
avdy/oj necessity) to force, con-
strain, oblige, compel, per. pass.
vvdyxaaftai.l 3..\ia.SB.rjvayKdadnv.
ArayKairj, -ns, t), (fern, of next) see
avdyKTj. — Av«y*ao7, d. adver-
bially necessarily, of necessity.
Avayicaios, -a, -ov, (fr. avdyKn ne-
cessity) necessary, compulsory,
unavoidable ; needful, useful,
thrifty, profitable ; intimate ;
near, related, connected. Avay-
kcIqv i\pao, Avayxain rii-^r],
slavery, bondage — Avay«a7a,
-u>v, -d, necessaries.
Avaytcaorbs, -ov, b, rj,_ (.r. same)
forced, obliged, constrained.
AvayicacTwi, (fr. last) by con-
'raint, of necessity.
AvdyKn, -r)$, fjy and Dor. avdyiea,
necessity, compulsion, force, obli-
gate-''i, whether actual, moral,
or religious, distress, nffiidion,
pnttrty.
ANA
HvayxtXtx, -ov, b, ^, (fr. avd intens.
and ayxv^oi bent) wry, crooked,
bent.
Avaylvicaivti), f. -dvZ, (fr. same,
and yXvicaiw to sweeten) to
make very sweet. AvayXvKatvo-
fiaty to receive pleasure, be grati-
fied. avayXvuavOtbat, 3 pi. 1 a
sub. pass.
Avayhvtpos,-ov, b, >/, (fr. same, and
yXvcpti) to carve) carved, engraved,
Avayvdunrto, fr. same, and yvdpir-
rca for KauirTut, which see.
Avayvdirriti, fr. same, and yvdiTTio,
which see.
Avayvuay -as, r), (fr. a neg. and
ayvdi pure) impurity ; sin, guilt
criminality.
Avayvovs, -ovaa, -bv, n. pi. -v6vre$,
par. 2 a. act. of
AvayvtZut, obs. see avayivwcKto.
Avayv&vai, 1 a. inf. act. — Avay-
vuxrdfj, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass. —
Avayvuxrdijvat, 1 a. inf. pass. —
Avayvtore, 2 pi. 2 a. sub. act. of
last, but see avayivu>o~Kti).
AvayvwplCu), f. -law, p. -ixa, (fr.
ava again, and yi>wp/£w to know)
to know again ; to acknowledge,
recognise ; to introduce, make
known.
Avdyvwats, -to?, Att. -£Wj, r), (fr.
avayvZut to read) a reading.
Avayvu)<TTj)s, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
reader.
Avdyov, and Avdyovro, for aviiyov,
imp. act. and avrjyovro, unp.
pass, or 2 a. mid. of avdyto.
Avayopavy Dor. for ava tt)v ayopdv,
at, or before the assembly.
Avaydpivais, -toy, Att. -ewj, >;, (fr.
next) a proclamation, public de-
claration ; report, evidence.
Avayopevu), f. -evout, (fr. ava
through, and ayopd the public
place; to proclaim, publish, de-
clare ; to authorize, enact ; to no-
minate, depute, appoint ; to have
a surname, or second name.
Avaypauuari^u), (fr. ava up and
down, and ypdfiua a letter) to
transpose the letters so as to form
new words, to make anagrams.
AvaypapnaTiaubSi -ov, b, (fr. last)
transposition, the making ana-
grams.
AvdypaiTTos, -ov, b,fj, (fr. next) in-
scribed ; written, or copied out
clearly; recorded, enrolled.
Avaypdtpta, f. -i//w, (fr. ava intens.
and ypdfyta to write) to write out
in full, or at length ; to inscribe ;
to enrol.
Avdyvpis, -£w?, i), and Avdyvpog,
-ov, b, )/, name of a shrub.
Avayu, f. a£u>, p. -rj%a, (fr. ava
up, and dyui to lead) to take up,
off, or away ; to bring, lead, or
carry up ; to raise, exalt, erect ;
to rear, educate; to offer up,
sacrifice. Avdyojiat, to withdraw,
betake, take one's self, or be taken
away ; to go off, set out ; put to
sea, sail away. 2 a. avrjyov, Att.
avfiyayov, Ion. avdyov' per. pass.
avrjypai. 1 a. pass. avtjy^Orjv
par. avnx&dr.
ANA
Avaywyt/, -Jjy, t), (fr. last) educa-
tion, rearing, bringing up ; rais-
ing, lifting up ; weighing anchor,
embarkation, setting sail; a car
tying away, captivity.
Avaywyia, -ay, r), (fr. a neg. and
aywyi) education) a want of, or
defect in education; extrava-
gance, excess ; insolence.
Avdyuyos, -ov, b, r), (fr. same) ill
educated, ill-bred; saucy, pelu
lant ; undisciplined, refractory.
AvaSd^u), fr. ava a piece, and 6d
£w to divide, which see.
AvaSalo), (fr. same, and 6alu> todi
vide) to divide among, share, dis-
tribute ; or (fr. 6alw to burn) to
kindle up, light, burn.
AvaSdKvu), f. mid. -t5»)£o/iat, (fr. ava
again, and Sdicvu) to bite) to
gnaw; to irritate, fret, grieve;
to cause remorse. 2 a. ind. act.
aviSaKov.
Ava8doao~8at, 1 a. inf. mid. of ava
6d$<j).
AvaSacubs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a di-
viding ; a division, share.
Ava6i6poua,ner. mid. of avarpl^ia'
avafitSpautv, by Sync, for ava-
SeSp6ixafiev, 1 pi.
Avabt'iKvvui, f. -\w, p. ~Xa, (fr. ava
intens. and Seiicvvui to show) to
show clearly ; to mark, point
out ; to designate, appoint. 1 a.
aviiet^a' inf. avaScl^ai. p. pass.
avaSiitiyuai. 1 a. pass. avcSei%-
6nv mid. avtSet^duriv.
AvdSeil-is, -«os, Att. -Ewy, t), (fr.
last) a display ; a showing, ap-
pointment.
AvdSei^ov, -dra>, 1 a. impr. act. of
same.
Ava&tKto-Qat, Ion. for avaSi^taOai,
pres. inf. of avatiixofiai.
Avdh\<pos,-ov, b,fi, (fr. a neg. and
a6e\<pbi a brother) brotherless,
without brothers ; a half brother,
by the same father only.
AvaSevSpdg, -dbos, fj, (fr. ava up,
and tiiv&pov a tree) a vine climb-
ing up, or clinging to a tree, an
espalier ; a plantation of vines.
AvaSi^at, and AvaSi^aarOai, Ion. for
avaStll-ai, 1 a. inf. act. and ava-
6ci^aadai, 1 a. inf. mid. of ava-
StlKVVUl.
AvaSc^duEvog, -tj, -ov, par. 1 a. mid.
of avatiixouai.
AvaSiptcw, (fr. ava intens. and Sep-
tet* to see) to see clearly, behold,
look up. 2 a. ind. act. avidapicov,
and by Metath. aviSpaicov.
AvaSttrucvu, f. -zvuiii, (fr. same, and
Stopevoj to bind) to bind, fetter,
chain, confine.
AvafoV/<»7, -7)s, r), (fr. avaSiw to bind
around) a head-dress ; a fillet,
turban.
Ava^f'^ojuat, f. -^oftac, (fr. ava
again, and cixopat to receive) to
receive, take ; to take up, carry ;
to entertain ; to undertake, take]
upon, promise, engage, bail.
Avadfoi -w, f. ->7(t(j>, (fr. ava intens.
and Sin) to tie) to bind, bind up,
lash, or fasten together ; to en-
circle, crown, adorn ; to attack,
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ANA
win, gain over ; to subdue, sub»
jugate. 1 a. inf. act. ava6r)aai.
Ava6T]^6tis, 1 a. par. pass, of ava'
Sdxvu).
AvaStSdcKu), (fr. ava again, and
StddoKw to teach) to teach tho~
roughlyj to impress, inculcate.
Also, tounteach, unlearn, forget.
AvadlSuui, f. -abuou), (fr. ava back
again, and dlSwjjalo give) to pre-
sent, deliver ; to give back, re-
turn, restore ; to yield, put forth,
emit ; to distribute, divide ; to
propose, deliberate; to give up.
fail, yield ; to give, hand, trans-
mit. For its tenses see 6i6u>-
ut.
AvaSlrrXwo-ts, -tos, Att. -£Wf, f), (fr.
avd again, and Siir'Xdu) to double)
a doubling, repetition. Anadi-
plosis, a figure in rhetoric.
AvaSodeis, 1 a. par. pass Ava-
SoOrjvat, inf. 1 a. pass. — Avm'iW,
-ooo, 2 a. impr. mid. — AvaSov-
vai, 2 a. inf. act. of avali!)\,jui.
AvdAoxos, -ov, b, f), and AvaSoxeiis,
-ioi, Att. -fwj, b, (fr. avabe^ouai
to receive) an undertaker ; a re-
ceiver ; a surety, sponsor
AvaSv/it, AvaSvtt), or Ava<5i>i w, (fr.
ava up, and Svw to enter) to
emerge, rise, spring, or grow up,
appear, to come forth. AvaSvo-
uai, to reject, refuse, shun, avoid,
to retire, withdraw. 2 a. ind. act.
avidvv.
AvdSvois, -ios, Att. -£Wf, t), (fr.
last) a rising, growth, appear-
ance ; a declining, a voiding.
AvtuiSvoy, -ov, o, >;, (fr. a neg. and
tSva} or eSva bridal presents)
portionless, unendowed.
Avaeip', for avadpe, pres. impr. act.
of
Avaelpu), (fr. ava up, and aetata to
raise) to raise, lift up; to' carry
off, bear away.
AvdeXirros, -ov, b, ft, (fr. a neg. and
e\ms hope) unhoped, unexpected,
unforeseen.
Ava£du) -to, f. -J7ffw, p. -r,Ka, (fr.
avd again, and £du> to live) to
live again, revive, come to life.
1 a. avi^rjaa.
Avattvyvvyn, or Ava^tvyvvto, f.
-fa, (fr. same, and fyvyto to
yoke) to yoke, or harness again,
pack up ; to decamp, shift quar-
ters ; to set out, depart, avafyv-
%ai, la. inf. mid.
Avacfti) -5, f. -rjotj), or -few, p. -nra,
(fr. same, and £fo> to boil) to be
hot, to boil up ; to break out,
burst forth. ava^taOtis., par. 1 a.
pass.
Avatyriu) -to, f. -i'ao), p. -r}Ka, (fr.
same, and iriTtu) to seek) to look
for, to seek diligently, inquire
after ; to trace, investigate. 1 a.
act. avtfy'/rriara.
Ava^7]Tr)o-at, 1 a. inf. act. of last.
AvaQvyi), -fjy, f), (fr. avafyvyto to
pack up) a packing up ; a de-
campment, a change of quarters,
rout, march.
Ava^toypatpeu) -w, f. -r/o-co, (fr. avi
inters. £u/ds alive, and ypdtpt-' to
ANA
describe) to represent in colours,
draw, paint.
AvaQovvvu), or Ava^uvvvftty f. -£<i-
<ru, p. aviConca, (fr. same, and
^iji/i/ti/it to gird) to gird up, light-
en ; to prepare for a journey, or
work ; as the ancients did, by
ning their loose clothes tight
about tluin.
Ava^uvvpita -u>, f. -»j<xu>, p. avt^u-
irvpnica, (fr. same, and ^wnvpiu)
to kindle) *o rekindle, revive, ex-
cite, stir up.
Avafaodfitvos, par. 1 a. mid. of
avn(yfvijfii.
Ava(ww, same as ava^du).
AvaQaXiu -w, f. -r)<rw, same as
AvuOdXXw, f. -tx\u), p. avariQaXxa,
and Poet. AvuOnA/ui -u>, (fr. hh)
again, and SdWut, or SuX/w,
Poet, to bloom) to thrive, flou-
rish, or bloom anew ; to cause to
flourish. 2 a. act. aviOaXov.
Avad/iXnu), f. -!/w, (fr. MOM, and
3(iXrw to warm) to w irnt, chaft,
n fresh, comfort, cherish, relieve ;
to care**. Make much of
AvaOappin), and AvaOupciut -£>, f.
-fiaut, (fr. same, and Sdppos, or
•Sapo-oj boldness) to take courage;
to ( neouTagtj animate ; <
AvaOsirjv, -»K, "It ~ a. Opt. act. —
ml". — AvuQclf, par.
ol aiari9nui.
Avddcua, -uros, rb, (fr. avarlQripi
to lay apart) a pereon or thing de-
dicated to holy uses, or lepmrat-
ed 00 annum of some impurity ;
or devoted to destruction, a i ic-
lim ; an anathema ; the form of
surh dedication ; a curse, or ere-
crntion. d. sin. avaOipart.
Avadcparifa, f. -iVu, p. avartOtpd-
riKa, (fr. last) totnnd by a CWN,
or execration; to curse, devote.
1 a. act. avcOcpdnaa, per. pass,
awiride/ianetyifii.
Av«0£/inr(iD, Att. for. avaOr^ar/cw,
1 f. of last.
AvaOiptv, and AvnOiucvat, Dor.
JEol. and Ion. for avaStlvm, 2 a.
inf. act. of avarlOnpi.
AvaOcwpiu) -&, f. -rjo-u), p. nrarcflcui-
p/7<c«, (fr. oni intens. and ^tw-
p/w to consider) to vicu; behold,
observe, examine attentively } to
contemplate, study, mt b
AvaOeibpri<Tis,-ios, Att. -ewj, ';, (fr.
last) contemplation, meditation;
study, examination.
AvaOeuipiav, n. sin. cont. -lapoTivrec,
n. pi. cont. par. pres. act. of
same.
AvadnXiu) -u>. Ion. for AvadaXiu),
see avaOdXXw.
Avddnpa, -dro<, rb, (fr. avarlOnpi
to set apart) a consecrated gift
hung, or laid up in a temple,
an offering ; an ornament.
Aia0//crou<7(,3 pi. 1 f. ind. of avarl-
B>iui.
Aradoptu) -w, (fr. ava back, and S-o-
piu> to spring) to leap, spring, start
back ; to rebound, recoil ; to leap,
or dart out. 2 a. ind. act. avidopov.
Avddpcppa, -droc, rb, (fr. ava in-
ters, and tyippa cattle) same
ANA
as Spt'uua, also a pupil, a fos-
tir-clald ; a jut, cub.
AvnQpuaKU), (fr. same, and SpuxjKM
to bound) to leap into, or upon;
to bound, or spring upwards ; to
mount ; to ax
AvaOvpiaots, -ioj, Att. -twy, »'/, (fr.
, and Svfuda) to perfume)
scent, pirtuiiK, odour, ti 'mic-
tion, incense ; breath, life, soul,
spirit.
AvatSila, -rtj, Ion. Avat&tln,-ns,ii,
(fr. aviuihs shameless) shame-
Irssntss, impudence ; indicenry ;
importunity, d. sin. Ion. avai-
6tlnt\l.
iwuMM -<*>, f. -»;«ra),p. nvalinica (fr.
same) to be without shame, be-
have indecently ; to importune,
be troublesome.
Avalinv, and Avaib~np6vo)s, (fr.
next ) imparl* ntly, shamefully.
Avaibris, -/<,$ -out, b, f], (fr. a neg.
and aicujf modesty) impudent,
saucy, shumeless ; r» gardless, ir-
nt ; urgent, importunate ;
unfeeling, remorseless; huge,
rouoh, rug
Av(iu'u>i, (fr. last) shamelessly, ir-
■ '.tly ; intensely, eagerly,
dy.
Avaidu, (fr. ava intens. and aidu>
to burn) to burn violently ; to
inflame, kindle, light up.
Avaifi6capK0i, -ov, b, n, (fr. next,
and ff.)p( flesh) whose flesh seems
to hate lost its blood, pale, inani-
mutr.
Avaipuv, -ovoi, and 'Avaipog, -ov,
b, h, (fr. a ncg. and a\pa blood)
bloodless, without blood ; immor-
tal.
AvatuuTu, and Avatuuri, (fr.
same) without bloodshed.
Avaivofiat, (fr. a neg. and aTvoi as-
sent) to refuse, deny; to reject,
slight, repudiate, disown. 2 sin.
pres. avaiviai, Ion. for avahn'
3 sin. avah'trat. imp. 3 sin. mai-
vlto, Ion. for avjjvcro. par. pres.
avatv6uev9f.
Avatfisf, 1 a. par. act. of avaiaati).
AvaipzQnvai, 1 a. inf. pass. — Avai-
pa, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act
Avaipilv, pres. inf. act. cont. —
AvniptlcOai, pres. inf. pass. cont.
— Avaioovutvos, -n, -ov, par.pres.
pass. cont. — Avaipovvriitv, g. pi.
par. pres. act. cont. ofai>a<p/u>.
Avalocirii, -ioi, Att. -£wf, f], (fr.
next) a lifting up, taking away;
burial : a taking, or cutting off ;
slaughter, murder.
Avatpiu) -w,f. -/'/orb), p. avi'wnKa, (fr.
arii up, an.l a'toito to take) to
take up, or away ; to bury ; to
undo, abolish, annul ; to over-
turn, overthrow, subvert ; to kill,
cut off , to make war ; to answer,
reply ; to refute, disprove ; to
rear, educate. Avaipej/iai -eiftat,
to betake, or take one's self away,
to withdraw, pres. impr. act.
3 sin. avatfiCiTu. par. pres. fern.
pi. avaipovaai. 2 a. act. (fr. cAw
obs.) avttXov' impr. aviir sub.
aviXui, -pj, -17, 3 pi. avi\uo-L' inf.
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ANA
avcXcTv. par. avtXtLv. mid. atnXd
unv, -ov,-tro' inf. aviXioOut. 1 a.
DMI. avjipiOnv mf. uvaipiOrjvai.
1 f. avaipidi'iaopai.
Airunu), (fr. same, and alpu> to
raise) to take ujion, Undertake;
to jivrsue, pr< -
Avatoddvouut, ((r. avii intens. and
atcddvouai to feel) to feel strong
ly ; to perceive qmrkly. Or (fr.
. and same) to be vithoul
, or R nsr ; to be stupid.
Avaiodnaia, -aj, r/, (fr. a ti''L'. aiui
aiodnois feeling) insensibility.
Avaiodnroc, -ov, b, 1), (fr. same)
insensible, senseless, stupirl.
Avatodt'irus, (fr. last) senselessly,
stupidly.
Avat<rtti6u) -£>, (fr. ava intens. and
atapow to expend) to spend, ex-
pend ; to waste, consume, lavish.
Avnioluwua, -8ros, rb, (fr. last) ex-
pense, cost ; labour, pain*.
AvaicoiD, (fr. ava up, and a'tcau) to
rush) to rise, or spring up; to
burst, or gush out ; to leap, or
dart forth. 1 a. ind. act. avt/i^a.
Avaia)^vvr(u> -u>, (fr. avaia^vvroc
immodest) to behave ind tcently,
act shamefully, fret no shame.
Avata^vvria, -aj, /M (fr. next) in-
decency, shamelessness, impu-
dence.
Avalaxvvros, -ov, b, fj, {fr. a neg.
and ato^vvw to shame) indecerd,
immodest, shameless, impudent.
Avnlrios, -ov, b, }), (fr. a neg. and
airi'a blame) blameless, guiltless,
innocent.
Avairiws, (fr. last) innocently;
without cause, or reason.
AvanaOalpw, {fr. ava intens. and
Kudaipu) to cleanse) to clean,
purge, purify. 1 f. mid. uvaxa-
Oaipovuai, 3 pi. avaKaOatpovvrui.
AvaKadi^o), f. -loto, p. avaKiKriQiKa,
(fr. ava up, and KaQifa to sit)
to sit up. Or (fr. ava intens. and
same) to subside, settle, sink
down ; to cling, adhere to.
AvaKaivi^u), (fr. avu again, and
Kaivifo to renew, th. icatvbs new)
and
A vaKaiv6o) -5, (fr. same, and Kaivbs
new) torenev), restore, refresh.
AvaKaivwais, -tog, Att. -ew?, »';, (fr.
last) a renewing, renewal, reno-
vation.
AvaKalo), f. -Kavao), (fr. ava intens.
and Ka'ua to burn) to kindle,
Usht ; to burn up, flame forth ;
to inflame, par. pres. pass, ava-
Katoucvos.
AvaK-tXiu) -w, (fr. ava again, and
kuXfo) to call) to recall, call back,
call again ; to call upon, invoke ; to
rail, accuse ; to name, designate.
AvaKaXvvTr}ptov,-ov, rb, (fr. next)
the day on which the bride ap-
pears to company. In pi. pre-
sents made to her on that occa-
sion ; bridal gifts.
AvnKaXv-Tu>, f. -xp'j}, p. avaKCKaXv-
<ba, (fr. avii back, and KaXvirrta
to cover) to unveil, reveal, dis-
close, discover ; to open, pet
pass. avaKiKdXvpuai.
ANA
kvaKdnnru, f. -ipu), p. -<pa, (fr.
same, and Kau-rrru) to bend) t»
turn, bend, or 6010 back ; to bend
my course back, to return, go
back ; to go back and for wards.
Avaxduxpai, 1 a. inf. act. — Ava
Kd/npu), -eis, -ei, 1 f. ind. act. of
last.
Avdicavdos, -ov, b, t), (fr. a neg. and
dicav&a a thorn) without thorns,
bristles, or fins, smooth.
AvaKdirru), (fr. avd intens. and
nditTb> to swallow) to swallow
greedily, to eat voraciously; to
en^ulph.
Avaxiarai, Ion. for avdicuvrai, 3
pi. pres. of
Kvdnuuai, (fr. ava intens. and kzI-
uai to lie) to lie down ; to re-
cline, like the ancients, to sit,
like the moderns at meals ; to
lay up, or by ; to dedicate ; to
charge, impute.
AvaKziutvoi;, -n, -ov, (par. pres.
pass, of last) seated at table, subs.
a guest. — AvaKtirai, 3 sin.
pres. inJ. pass, of same.
AvaKCKoayias, -via, -b$, par. per.
mid. ofavaKod^u).
AvaKzpdvvvui, AvaKzpavvvut,or kva-
Ktpdu, (fr. saaiJ, and Kzpdvwui,
&o. to mix) to mingle, mix,
blend ; to temper, dilute ; to in-
termingle, confuse.
Avdxeia, -wv, ra, (fr. dvaiczs the
kin^s) the festival of Castor and
Pollux.
,AvaKziov, 'ov, rb, (fr. next) their
temple.
'Avukes, -ojv, ol, the kings; and
AvaKot, -{ov, ol, an epithet of
Castor and Pollux.
AvaK£(f>a\ai6(j) -w, f. -w<rw, p. avaicz-
Kt<pi\aiu>Ka, (fr. ava apiece, and
KcipiXfj a head) to enumerate ; to
class, arrange, under respective
heads ; to sum up, to reduce to
one total. AvaKZ(ba\at6ofxa\.-ounat,
to come together, to unite under
one head; to be summed up,
comprised.
Av~aKe<p:i\ai(i)(Tis, -(o?, Att. -zu>s, fj,
(fr. same) a recapitulation; a
sum, total.
AvaKz-)(jii)oriK(vai, per. inf. act. of
ava^u>piu).
AvaKnKto), (fr. ava up, and khkiu)
for Kid) to go) to spring, leap, or
bound upwards ; to burst forth,
gush out.
AvaKnpvvau), (fr; ava intens. and
*7pu£ a crier) to publish, declare
by authority, proclaim by a
crier.
AvaKivSvvtvw, (fr. same, and k'iv-
Svvoi danger) to venture, endan-
ger, expose.
AvaKiviu), (fr. same, and Kiveut to
move) to move, remove ; to af-
fect, persuade, impel ; to excite,
rouse, provoke ; to sift, examine.
AvaKivnaig, -iog, Att. -£u>j, 1% (fr.
last) a moving, motion ; com-
motion, disturbance ; excitement,
provocation.
AvuKiovduivos, for avaKipvnadnzvos ,
pa. la. mid. of
ANA
Ava itpvaw-S, -vrtfjit, or -vupai, (fr.
ava intens. and Kipvdw to mix)
to blend, mingle, confuse.
Avaic\dfy, f. -yfw, (fr. same, and
K\d$u) to clang) to clang, re-
sound ; to shout, call, cry aloud ;
to bark.
A.vaK\aiu), (fr. same, and icXatb) to
weep) to weep for, lament again,
deplore anew.
AvdxXaais, -10?, Att. -£wj, fj, (fr.
next) a contortion, strain, bend-
ing ; a breaking, fracture ; re-
flection, change of direction.
AvaicXdu) -d, f. -dou), (fr. ava in-
tens. and (cAa'w to break) to bow,
or bend violently, strain; to break ;
to beat, or strike back, reflect.
AvanXtiruip, -opos, b, (fr. avaKaXcu)
to recall) one who calls back ; a
complainant, accuser.
AvaicXivu), T.-tv8. p. avaKi/cWica, (fr.
ava intens. and kA/vw to lay
down) to lay, or set down, make
to recline ; to put back the door
or cover, open. AvaKSivofiai
to be in a recumhent posture, to
be reclined, or to recline one's
self, as the ancients did at
meals ; answering to sit, or be
seated, as the moderns ; to bring
back ; to return. 1 a. act. avi k\T-
va' inf. avaicXivai' 1 a. pass.
avzKXidnv' inf. avaicXiQrivai' 1 f.
pass. avaK^tOrjaouai.
Av<z/cAe<n?, -tog, Att. -ew?, fi, (fr.
last) a reclining, leaning, lying,
or sitting at meals ; an opening.
AvdK\irov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
couch.
Avatcol, see dvaKzq.
AvaKoivto, Ion. for avanotvov, pres.
impr. pass, of
Avukoivou) -u>, f. -wo-w, p. -ura, (fr.
ava apiece, and koivos common)
to communicate, imparl, share;
to propose, consult, confer. 1 a.
inf. mid. avaKoivAaacOai.
AvaKotpaviu) -u>, (fr. avd intens.
and Koipavos a lord) to rule, go-
vern ; to manage, conduct ; to
execute, discharge, perform.
AvaKoXovQia, -a?, f), (fr. next) irre-
gularity, discord, disagreement.
A.vaKo\>vdo$, -ov, b, ft, (fr. a fneg.
and aicoXovBos suitable) incon-
clusive, incongruous, inconsist-
ent ; unlike, improbable ; unfit,
improper ; silly, foolish.
Avaicouifitt, -ris, >), (fr. next) a re-
ceiving, recovery, getting again ;
carriage, transportation, convey-
ance ; return ; interment, burial
rites.
A.vaKOfjti^(i>, (fr. ava back, and ko-
ui£u) to carry) to bring, or carry
back ; to carry out to burial;
AvaKon'i^ouai, to recover, get
again, regain ; to betake one's
self ; to return, go back.
kvaKovriZfj), (fr. ava intens. and
okovtI^u) to dart) to hurl, dart,
shoot, cast afar off"; to discharge,
spout out ; to rebound, fly back.
Avdicons, Dor. for avijKoog.
AvaKoirru), f. -4"»>, P- -KfKO(pa, (fr.
ava back, and Ko-ru> to beat) to
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ANA
beat, or drive back ; to blunt ; to
jostle, impede hinder, stop, stay,
prevent ; to cut short, interrupt.
1 a. act. aviKorpa.
Avaxov(pi£u), (fr. same, and Kovfof
light) to lighten, ease ; to relieve,
succour, help, assist.
AvatcovcJHois, -toi, Att. -£wj, »f/, (fr.
last) lightness; a making light,
exoneration ; relief, ease, allevia-
tion.
AvaKpdfy, f. -fa, (fr. ava intens.
and tepd^u) to cry) to cry out,
shout, bawl, exclaim, per. ind.
mid. avaKticpaya, par. avaxcicpa-
Avaicpadeis, for avatctpaaQtis, 1 a.
par. pass, of avaKcpavvv/jn, which
see.
Avaxpa^ai, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a.
act. of avaicpdfa.
AvaKpi/iaffav, Ion. for avtKpiua-
cav, 3 pi. 1 a. act. — Avaicpe-
uaadch, 1 a par. pass, of
AvaKocudu) -w, fr. avd intens. and
Kpsudu), which see.
AvaKpiwv, -ovroi, b, Anacreon, a
poet.
AvaKpidiH, -rjs,-Tj, 1 a. sub. pass, of
AvaKpivu), f. -vw, p. avaKixpiKa, (fr.
avd intens. and Kpivu to judge)
to discern, judge; to question,
interrogate, ask ; to examine, in-
quire, search out ; to decide, de-
termine. 1 a. act. avfKp'iva. per.
pass. avaKiKpijxuai. 1 a. avticpt-
dnv, 1 f. avaKOid'/aouat.
AvdKota-ig, -ios, Att. -£u>j, f), (fr.
last) a trial, hearing ; examina-
tion, inquiry ; question.
AvaKpovojxai, (fr. avd back, and
Kpovb> to strike) to backwater,
row backwards, shove off from,
the sh'>re ; to recede, withdraw,
yield ; to delay, defer ; to hinder,
check, repulse ; to strike, beat, or
play upon an instrument ; to
prelude, flourish, prepare to be-
gin, preface.
' Avaicra, a. sin. Avdicrtcri, Poet, for
dva^i, d. pi. of aval;.
AvaKraopai, (fr. avd again, and
Krdojiai to possess) to get again,
regain, recover ; to be reconciled,
attached, conciliated, pres. inf.
pass. cont. avaxraoQai. 1 a. inf.
mid. avaKrf\caaQai.
AvdKrnais, -n;<r, Att. -«i)j, f/, (fr.
last) a recovery, or regaining
what was lost ; refreshment, re-
lief; reconciliation.
AvaKTopia, -as, fi, (fr. rivaf a king)
rule, sway, government.
Avaicr6pios,-ov, b, fi, (fr. same) re-
gal; a master'' s, relating to a
master, or lord.
AvdKropiv, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
court, palace ; a temple, particu
larly that of Ceres at Eleusis.
AvaKvicXuTfibs, -ov, b, (fr. avaicvXtta
to revolve) a circumvolution, a
revolution, turning ; motion in a
circle.
AvaKvicXuiots, -(0?, Att. -so?, fi, (fr,
same) a circulation, a free pas
sage, a series of regular motions^
a revolution.
ANA
AranVo, f. -<ru, p. ~xa, (fr. ava
back, and kv\1* to roll) to roll
back and forwards, to roll up;
to whirl, turn round; to creep
out.
AvaKVftfia\tii£u, ( fr. ava intens. and
Kvn(ia\id?* to play on the cym-
bal ) to fall with a crash, to be
overlhrorm, ruined, destroyed.
Avaicinrrut, (fr. ava up, and /rurrw
to bend) to bend, or turn, up-
wards ; to lift up the head, to
look upwards; to recover health
or spirits ; to resume hope, take
courage.
AvaKvxpai, 1 a. inf. act. — Ava
Kv-^uf, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a. act
of last.
Avuk jkvu), f. -i'o-(i>, (avil intens. and
kujkuu) to bewail ) to shriek, sere am
raise an outcry, or lamentation.
AvdxutXos, -iv, b, f), (fr. a ncg. and
kuiXov a limb) small, short, mi-
nute ; defective, deficient, im
perfect.
JLvaKtDj, (fr. dva% a king) royally,
grandly, exquisitely, finely, care'
fully, diligently, watchfully.
Avokd^ivu), (fr. next) to anchor,
come to anchor, to moor; to
heave, or lie to, took.
Avn*'.i^^ -ijs, i'i, Wn avo^f).
AvaXapuv, 2 a. inf. act AvaXd-
Pcre, 2 pi. 2a. impr. act. — Ava-
Aapdi'i -nTiou, -oi ,2 a. par. act. of
AvaXap(idvn», f. -Xf)\},ofiai, ). avti-
Af7*a, (fr. avn up, and Xaftfldw
to take) to lift, raise ; to take up-
on, assume, undertake ; to take
up, carry, convey, take on board
ship, or on a beast ; to take up
arms ; to take in sail, furl ; to
take a wife, marry; to take up the
bridle, curb ; to take up a book,
read; to receive breath, recover,
revive ; to take to one's self, ap-
propriate, procure ; to gain, con-
ciliate ; to refresh, reanimate. 2
a. act. ind. aviXdpov' par. ava-
Aaj3uH', 1 a. ind. pass. avtX>)d>Bnv.
AvaXduirw, (fr. ava intens. and
XdjtTrm to shine) to shine brightly,
gl'tter ; to burn clearly ; to en-
lighten.
AvaXyr)s, -ios -ovs, and AvdXynros,
-ov, b, ^, (fr. a neg. and dXyos
pain) without pain, unaffected by
pain; insensible, unfeeling ; not
painful.
AvaXynoia, -as, f/, (fr. last) absence
of, or freedom from pain ; ease ;
apathy, insensibility.
Ava\ey6(iivos, par. pres. pass, of
AvaXh/u),fir. ava intens. and Xiyut,
which see.
AvdXvttftrt, -aras, rb, (fr. ava\ap,3d-
vw to take up) height, eminence ;
a fortress, castle.
AvaXirxrios, -ov, b, f), (fr. same) to
be taken, carried ; that must be
taken, &c. according to the
verb.
AvdA^ij, -ios, Att. -cuts, r), (fr.
same) a recovery, restoration, a
taking, carrying, hack, or away ;
elevation, or lifting vp, a re-
mo vul, retiring, withdrawing.
ANA
ArdXtros, -ov, b, >;, (fr. a neg. and
jfX<y a shoe) unshod, barefoot.
AvaXiaicotoa, Dor. for avaXioKovaa,
fern. par. pres. act. of
AvaXioiait, f. avaXu'iffw, p. av/'XojKa,
and Att. avldXu)Ka, (lr. avn
away, and AXIo-kw to take) to tukt
away, waste, consume, expend;
to corrode, impair, destroy. 1 a.
act. avriXuoa. 2 a. ind. act. avh-
X(DV.
AvaXntia, AvaXxla, -ay, and Ion.
AvaXtch, -tjs, f), (fr. next) weak-
ness, timidity, delicacy.
'AvaA«($, -tSos, b, »/, (lr. a nog. and
aXicr) strengih) i
timid, delicate ; slothful, indo-
lent.
AvaXX/£a$, Poet, for avaXifa, I »•
par. act. of avaXiyu.
AvdXXofttt, f. -or/iai, (fi. asd up,
and aXXouat to leap) to leap,
jump, soring up ; to jump upon ;
to spring back, recoiL
AvaXoyia, -as, »/, (fr. uru accord-
ing to, and \6yos account) analo
gy, proportion.
AvaXoyi^oftai, f. -laoftai, (fr. avii
apiece, and Xoyi^Oftat to think) to
consider severally ; to deliberate,
reason, argue; to recount, enu-
merate ; to value, estimate, con-
jecture.
AvaXoyiaaoBty 2 pi. 1 a. impr. mid.
oflast.
KvaXoyi<tuis% -ov, b, (fr. same)
thought, consideration, argument,
reasoning ; an account, enume-
ration, list, roll ; design, propor-
tion, harmony.
AvdXoyos, -ov, 6, f/, (fr. ava ac-
cording to, and X6yos reason)
analogous, proportional; agree-
able to, consistent with, reason-
able ; suitable, Jit, proper.
AvaXdyus, (fr. last) proportionally,
consistently, suitably.
AvaXbs, -ov, b, ff, (fr. a neg. and
HXs salt) without salt, insipid,
tasteless.
A.vn\6u), same as avaXtoxu).
AvaXros, -ov, b, ft, (fr. a neg. and
dXtai to grow) not thrivins, or
prospering, stunted, dwarfish.
Or, (fr. same, and SAiy enough)
insatiable, greedy, ravenous. Or,
(fr. same, and <1Aj salt) unsea-
soned, not salted, insipid.
AvaXvipev, Ion. for avaXvciv pres.
inf. act. of avaXvu.
AvdXvoiS, -tos, Att. -tu>s, h, (fr-
next) a separation, division, ana-
lysis ; a deliverance, ransom, re-
lease ; a loosening of the cables,
putting to sea, departure ; return,
coming back.
AvaXvu), f. -vau>, p. -Ka, (fr. ava
again, and Xi'oj to loose) to se-
parate, divide, loosen, unrav-el,
untie, to loose the cables, unmoor,
put to sea ; to set out, depart ; to
return ; to die ; to dissolve, dis-
miss, break up ; to rest, put up.
stop, halt ; to free, deliver, re-
trieve from ; to discharge, re-
compense.
AvaXwd:!;, -zlca. -h, 1 a. par. pass.
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ANA
— AvaXu>Oi\rc, 2 pi. I a. tub.
pass. — AvdXwea, Ion. for av>j-
Xwou, -«?, -r, 1 a. ind. act. —
AvaXwaai, I a. inf. act. of uva-
XiffKU).
AvrfXojKa — AvdXuaa — A»dXwrai,
Ion. for avrjXojira, per. act. avi)-
Xuaa, 1 a. act. avr/Xuirai, 3 sin.
per. pass, of avaXdu obs. ; see
avaXiokj).
AvdXufta, -arosf ri, (fr. avaXicieu
to expend) exptnsiveness, costli-
ness, extravagance ; pi. expense,
cost, charges.
AvdXwc-cy, -ios, Att. -cuts, i/, (fr.
avaXicricu to expend) expense,
expenditure, consumption, waste ;
ruin, destruction.
AvdXwrof, -ov, b, ij, (fr. same) im-
pregnabl;
Aiu/iai/i(ju» -w, (fr. ava intens. and
ftuiftdu) to covet) to desire pas-
sionately, to long eagerly ; to
rage.
AvauavOdvw, (fr. av& again, and
ftaiddvut to learn) to learn over
again.
Avafid£cvTos, -ov,b, f), {(r. a neg.
and upu£a a cart) impassable by
earring is.
AMifinprvros, -ov, b, L (fir. a neg.
and afiaprdvu) to sin) without sint
ut,faultUss.
Avafidaaw, or -rrw, (fr. ava intens.
and ftdoeii) to wash) to cleanse
thoroughly, to wash out, wipt
aiifiy, expiate.
Aw/in'^opi, (fr. aid again, and
fid^oftai to fight) to fight again,
to renew the battle, pres. inf.
avaudj^taQ.n.
Avafiifiiy^arat, Ion. for nvapt\uyui-
voi iiffi, 3 pi. per. pass, of uva-
uiyvvfit.
Aki^/joj, f. -ucvu, p. -ueuivrjKa, (fir.
ava intens. and uivu to wait)
to expect, wait for ; to persevere
in hope ; to await the charge,
stand the brunt, pres. inf. act.
avaftivttv.
Avdpipos, Dor. for avf ft epos.
Avdjjiaog, -ov, b, r), (fr. avd intent,
and ftiffos middle) in the midst,
middlemost, intermediate.
Ava/iiaros, -ov, b, i/, (fr. same, and
utards full) quite full.
Av after piofiai -ov/tai, (fr. same, and
fttrpiw to measure) to inspect,
view, survey ; to set, or arrange
an ambuscade ; to recount, enu-
merate, repeat ; to measure back,
return ; to experience, discover ;
to estimate, value ; to measure
out, set, task ; to pour, discharge,
shed. 1 a. inf. mid. avafterpi}-
cacBai.
Avaftiyvvfti, and -yvvu), (fir. same,
and fiiywui to mix) to mix to-
gether ; intermingle ; to con-
found, confuse.
AvafiifivroKU), fi. avaftvi'ffu, p. ava-
fiifivnKa, (fir. ava again, and
fttitvficKU) to remind) to call to
mind, recollect ; to remind, ad-
monish, per. pass, avcfiifivnfiau
1 a. avtfivf,cdr)v.
Avafttftvw, Poet, for avaftivu.
ANA
Avau)^, (fr* avafxtywiJito mix)eon-
fusedly, promiscuously.
Avayioycrai, 3 sin. pres. pass. fr.
avd and uiayw, which see.
Avayuivos, Ion. for avnupivos, par.
per. pass, of avdirru).
Avauvaw -<2, (fr. avd intens. and
uvdu to remind) to hint, inti-
mate, suggest ; Avauvdouat
-u>pai, to be reminded, warned ;
to remember, recollect.
AvauvicaOai, Ion. same as ava/t-
vdcOat, pres. inf. mid. or as ava-
liifivr'iffKciv, pres. inf. act. —
Avayvrjadwfiev, 1 pi. 1 a. sub.
pass. — AvauvnoQcls, -tiaa, -fv,
par. 1 a. pass. — Avauvi'iow,
-£jj, -£(, 1 f. ind. act of avauvdw,
or avaftifivfjcKd).
Avdftvtiats, -jos, Att. -CjH., fj, (fr.
avaixvdu to remind) remem-
brance, a commemoration, a me-
morial.
Avafioppiipccict, Ion. for avepfyuvpc,
3 sin. imp. of
Avaftofpvput, (fr. avd intens. and
popuvpu) to murmur) to bubble, or
foam with loud murmuring, roar,
bellow.
Avayo^ivw, f. -<ru), (fr. ava up,
tnd no^Xdi a bar) to lift, raise,
remove with bars, or levers ; to
unt,cr, unlock.
AvafKbiXcKros, -ov, b, ii, (fr. a neg.
and apt(pi\(y(ji to doubt) and
Avau$/Aoyo?, -ov, 6, ^, and Au<j>i-
Adywj, adv. (fr. same) and
AvafjKpialSriTrjroi, -ov, 6, rj, (fr. a
neg. and aucpto^nTtu) to contro-
vert) doubtless, unquestionable,
certain, satisfactory.
Avaii<pio0r)T>iTU)$, (fr. last) without
controversy, certainly.
Avavtpia, -as, fj, (fr. next) sloth,
laziness; cowardice.
AvavSpos. -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
aviip a man) unlike a man, «n-
manly, cowardly, timorous.
Avdvtptjts, (fr. last):/ear/w/t,i/, timor-
ously.
Avtmow -&, f. -wcrw-, p. -vcviwKa,
(fr. ava again, and v/o? new) io
renew, restore, re-establish ; to
call to mind.
Avdvcvas, -loj, Att. -to;?, fj, (fr.
next) o raising or drawing bmeh
of the head, expressive of a
refusal, a denial, rejection ; a
respite, escape ; rest, renovation,
revival.
Avavcvw, f. -<rw, p. -vivivxa, (fr.
avu back, and vivu to nod) to
raise up, and rfratt; fbacfc :/it head ;
to refuse, deny ; decline, reject ;
to respire, breathe, reiive.
Avai'/wen?, -io?, Att. -tw?, ft, (fr.
aeu«.£nw to renew) a renewal, re-
novation, restoration.
Avavr'tpu, f. -^w, p. -v/i )jd>a, (fr.
dVH again, and vi'/^w to be sober)
to become sober ; to come to a
right mind.
Avav),\i.a)ffi, 3 p!. ] a. sub. act. of
last.
Avavias, -ov, b, Ananias, a man's
name.
* Kvavra, for uv«vr>y,n.ijl. of avjivrrjs.
F
ANA
AvavTayutviaroi, -ov, b, »'/, (fr. a
neg. and avraywvicrros a rival)
that has no equal, matchless, in-
vincible.
Avdvrns, -eoj -ov?, o, f/, (fr. ava up,
and avra'w to meet) up hill,
steep ; inaccessible ; rugged.
Avavrtppr/TOi, -ov, 6, f), (fr. a neg.
avri against, and ptu> to speak)
indisputable, unquestionable, in-
contestable.
AvavTipf>i')Tu)s, (fr. last) without
contradiction, indisputably.
AvavrXfo) -5, (fr. avd intens. and
avr\i(i> to pump) to pump dry,
exhaust, drain ; to endure, suffer.
Avdvvra, Dor. for avrjvvra, (fr. a
neg. and avt'w to complete) in
vahiyfruitlessly, to no purpose.
Avaf, -oktos, b, a king, sovereign,
monarch, lord, master.
'Ava|a, Ion. for j^aefa , 1 a. ind.
act. — Avd^at, 1 a. inf. act. —
AvdfaarOai, 1 a. inf. mid. — Ava-
%eiv, 1 f. inf. act. of avdaaw.
Avdi-apxos, -on, b, Anaxarchus, a
man's name.
Ava^npaivio, (fr. avd intens. and
l-npatv<x> to dry) to dry up, parch ;
to empty, qunff
Ava%i6Xoyo<, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg.
a'fio? deserving, and \6yo$ ac-
count) not worth remembrance,
worthless, insignificant.
kva^ioizaQiu) -u>, (fr. ava'froj un-
merited, and TraV^o) to endure)
to suffer wrongfully, endure un-
deservedly ; to resent, feel indig-
nant.
Ava*(jos, -ov, b, h, (fr. a neg. and
d^toi deserving) undeserving, un-
worthy, worthless, mean, insigni-
ficant ; unmerited, undeserved.
Avat-t<p6pmy!;, -iyyos, b, f), (fr.
avdffcu) to command, and <p6p-
[ityl- the harp) adapted to the
harp, demanding its strains.
Ava^iwi, (fr. avdi-tos unworthy)
unworthily, unbecomingly, irre-
verently.
Ava^vph, -itos, fj, (fr. avd up, and
ovpu to draw} breeches, trousers,
leggings, stockings.
AvaoiyioKov, Ion. and Poet, foravf-
wyov, or ijvoiyov, imp. ofavoiyw.
AvairnyyiX'Sui, (fr. avd again, otto
from, and ayytWu) to tell) to
bring back word again ; to bring
an answer.
Afaffaiaii'Cw, fr. avd intens. and
Tatar i^u, which see.
AvanaictvrorpoTos, -ov, b, fj, (fr.
avd intens. enraidwfos untaught,
and too-oc manner) Matty uned-
ucated, quite uninformed.
Avarai^w, f. -&>,]>• -*«> (fr- same,
and r«iTu) to play) to play upon,
to mock,' delude, 'deceive.
kvurd\iv, (ff. same, and -rdXiv
again) on the contrary; back
again.
AvairdXXu, (fr. ava intens. and
wc'XXio to vibrate) to brandish,
shake, flourish ; to excite, insti-
gate. 1 a. par. act. avartfXnc' 2
a. par. avana\uv, Ion. and Sync.
auiraXwv.
441)
ANA
I Avaira>oc;, -ov, b, (fr. avtiagam, and
n-aXXw to shake)aneu) allotment
change of lot, alteration.
Araraero-w, (fr. same, and irdacts
to sprinkle) to bedew, bespread ;
to adorn, celebrate.
kvdirava, and kvdirav\a, -ns, Avd-
7ravtrrj, -toi, Att. -«>j, //, Avd"
TTavfia,-aros,Tb, (fr. ava-ravu to
give rest) cessation, interval, m»
termission ; rest, rej/ose ; recreo
tion ; an abode, residence.
Avairavrf,ptov, and avairavcrrjptovt
-ov, rd, (fr. same) rest, rejresh'
ment ; a resting, or stopping
place, an inn.
Avaravw, f. -aw, p. -Ka, (fr. avl
intens. and vatiw to make to
cease) to stop, make cease; to
give rest ; to quiet, still, calm ;
to refresh, recreate. Ava-navopai%
to cease, make an end ; to restt
take rest, be quiets per. pass.
avariiravfiat. V a. mid. «v£7rav-
odunv.
Avairtidei, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
AvairetQij), f. -<ru>, p. -Ka, (fr. ava
back, and vcWw to persuade) to
dissuade, persuade from, or
against; to induce, prompt.
Ava-neipati} -&, f. -derm, p. -aica, (fr.
avd intens. and irtipda) to try) to
prove ; to attempt, endeavour ; to
plhn, contrive.
Ava-rrcipu, (fr. same, and Tri-i'pw to
pierce) to pierce, or run through.
Avairtuvd^ouat, (fr. ava up, and
irafi-rrd^ouai to count) to recount,
revolve, consider ; to enumerate ;
to retrace, go over again.
Avairfuiru), f. -^u, p. -$a, (fr. avi
back, and irfuiru) to send) to send
forth, up, or back ; to remit, re
turn.
Avairiiravrat, 3 sin. per. ind. pass,
ofavawavu).
AvairczhfipojvTat', 3 pi. per. pass, of
avairknpod).
Avarre-rafifvos, Sync, for avarftre-
Ta/ifvos, er avaireveraopivos, per.
par. pass, of ava7r£Taw, -fl'£w»
-avvvu), or -dvvvui. Or, par. of
■rrfTrrauat, fop iirrauai, per. pass,
of 'lirr.nui, the same as irfTopat,
■Kirnftai, or irirdoftak.
AvairntTWKws, per. par. act. —
Ava-ztvTHjjufvos, per. par. pass.
— Avdxeoat, mid. and A vdiri aov%
act. 1 a. impr. — Avairro-tiv, inf.
and Avairtawv, -ovaa, ibr; par.
2 a. act. of ava-rriiTTU).
Avairerdu), -d(u), -avvvu), or -dvvv
ui, f. -au>, (fr. ava intens. and
TTcrdo), &e. to spread) to open
wide, unfold, expand, unfurl ; to
stretch out, spread abroad.
Avair4<p^va, p. mid. of avac^a/vw.
Ava-Kriyvvui (fr. ava up, and nf}y-
vvpi to fasten) to suspend, hang,
or 7? x up.
AvaTTjSdu -w, f. -few, p. -rjxa, (fr.
avd up, and rnSdut to leap) to
start, or spring up ; to vault
upon ; to hound, bounce ; to
leap back. 1 a. par. act. avaitr,
crjeas.
Avannpoi, -ov, b, fj, (fr. avd intent
ANA
»nd vtip6( inaimed) mutilated,
maimed.
AvairtpirXdv".t, pres. inf. act. fr.
same, and riuirXtipt, which see.
Lvairinru), f. --taovpat, p. -TrixTut-
ku, (fr. same, and tt/tttu* to fall)
to fall down ; to lie down, recline,
instead of sitting, as now, at
meals ; to bend, or lean back ; to
delay, defer.
Avamrvdptv, Ion. and Dor. forava-
irtrvdvat, pres. inf. act. — Ava-
mrvdficvoi, pres. par. pass, of
Avarlrv^pt, (fr. avd intens. and
vlrvnyn, ntrvdw, or wirviid which
see) used for avanirru' to fall,
lie, or lay down.
AvazXdxnros, -ov, b, //, (fr. avd up
and down, and irXdfa to wan-
der) wandering, roving ; pursu-
ing, tracing, hunting ; devious,
irregular.
AvatrXdaavres, 1 a. par. act. of
AvairXdaam, or -ttu, (fr. avd in-
tens. and rXdffo-u to shape) to
make, form ; to fashion, shape,
monbl ; to imagine, compote.
AvutXIkovti, Dor. for avarrXitovat,
3 pi. pres. fr. avd intens. and
vXrm*, which m ■>•.
AvdrXio<;,-ov, n, ri, (fr. avd intens.
anfirXtfoc full) quite full, Jilled,
stuffed, rrou
AvuvXcvota'lut, 1 f. mid. of Ava-
rX/uj -d>, f. -£U(to>, (fr. avd back,
and n-X/u) to sail) to set sad away,
or hark, sud home.
AvinrXiuis, -w, 6, h,, Ion. and Att.
for uvdnXeos.
AvarXnOi'/aovrai, 3 pi. 1 f. ind.
pass, of
AvutX/iOu), fr. avd up, and irXrjBw,
which sec. 1 a. inf. avanXrioai.
AvmrXtipouTat, 3 sin. cont. pres,
ind. pass, of
AvavXnp6u\ -w, f. -olffw, p. -u>«a (fr,
same, and 7rX^p4a) to fill) to Jill
up, supply, complete ; fulfil, ac-
complish.
AvanXipuxns, -tos, Att. -euis, r/, (fr.
same) completion, fulfilment, ac-
complishment.
AvditXooi cont. avdirXovs, -*,av -*v,
6, (fr. avd back, and 77X00 j a voy
age) a voyage, sailing back, or
home.
AvairXvvu), f. -ilvj, (fr. nva again,
and ttXuvw to wash) 10 wash out,
wash clean, or thoroughly.
AvanXtbetv, pres. inf. fr. avd back,
and 7rXwu>, which see.
Avdnvtvua, -tiros, to, and Avdvvcv-
cjc -joj, Att. -£wj, >/, (fr. avu
again, and nviw to breathe)
breathing, respiration, drawing
breath, rest, refreshment.
Avdrrvevaros, -ov, b,r), (fr. a neg. and
same) not breathing, breathless,
Avanrfu) -&, f. -evaui, and Avair-
vdu), (fr. ava again, and same)
to breathe, respire ; to take breath,
rest, recover, revive.
Ava-rvclj, -f/?, //, (fr. last) respira-
tion, breathing, taking breath.
Avairvvu), or -vpt, same as avanviut
1 a* pass. avnirvvvQnv, Poet, and
Ion. apvvvvQnv.
ANA
Avair6ittKTos, -ov, b, !/, (fr. o neg.
and intens. and 6ctKvvpi to show)
impiobablt; unlikely ; not proved,
unsupported.
Ava7Toci£u>, (fr. avd back, and iroil-
£u> to step) to go back, ri treat ;
to v)alk backwards ; to retrace, re-
tract ; to exumine, inquire into,
rectify.
Avaxoiioftdf, -ov, b, (fr. last) a re-
turn ; inquiry, examination.
Avarroiiui -u>, f. -r/cw, p. -i/Ka, (fr.
avd intens. and ttou'u to make)
to make up, form, prepare.
Avditotvos, -ov, 6, 1/, (fr. a neg. and
dizoivov ransom) unransomtd,
without ransom, pee.
AvamiXifa, Poet, for avaroXiui -u>,
(fr. avd about, and ttoX/w to
turn) to consider, deliberate ; to
turn up, or breuk fresh ground,
to roll, tumble.
' A 1 HX'XoyriTos, -ov, b, //, (fr. a neg
and a-noXoyiopat to vindicate'
not to lie thfeudtd, without apolo.
gy, inexcusable.
AvavQi)0w, f. -aw, (fr. avd intens
and irpi)0u> to burn) to set on fire,
kinille, burn ; to scorch, blast ;
to sited burning tear*,
vioitntly. Also for avarXfiQw
to Jill, Jill up, snell, expand. 1 a
p;u\ net. aiawpi',aas.
Avuirpi^u), or AvuKpiut, (fr. same,
and -niui to saw) to cut asundrr,
ta cut ij/'i to gnash, or grind
the teeth.
Avdvrapat, and AvdnraaOai^ see
in avlirrnpt.
AvuTrrtpdw -<Lf (fr. avd up, and
itTipbv a wing) to give wings,
make fly ; to give spirits, uni-
mate, exhilarate, encourage
Avanrcp'/opat -ovuat, to have
wings, or be winged ; to take wing,
fly, flutter ; to fluctuate, doubt.
AvaTTcovylQu, (fr. same, and r.ri-
pvf- a wing) to wing, rise on
wings, soar.
Avattrrivai, 2 a. inf. act. ofavlirrnpt.
Avavrofouai -ovuat, (fr. avu intens.
and TTTofw to amaze) to be amaz
ed, astonished, confounded; to
covet, desire earnestly.
AvavToiiouat, Poet, for last, pper
pass. avcnToiriunv, -nao, -nro.
Avairrvaao),^. -£w,p. avtrrrvxa, (fr
avd back, and imiwu to fold) to
unfold, unrol, open, spread out.
AvanTvyfi, -rjs, »/, (fr. last) an open-
ing, unfolding, disclosing ; avair
tv^q], the rays of the sun.
Avdnru), f. -i^w, p. dvr)iba, (fr. avu
intens. and cntru to touch) to
kindle, light, set on fire ; to fix.
fasten, hang, or set up ; to con.
secrate, dedicate. Avd-rouat, to
catch, cling to ; to be tied about,
girt, dressed ; to dress, put on
clothes ; to cover, lay on. 1 a
act. avr/x^a. pres. par. pass
avattroutvoi, g. Ion. avwzraui
voto. 1 a. pass. avr<p6nv.
Avdrrvffroi, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same, and
itwQdvouat or rnvdouai to hear)
published^ proclaimed ; heard.
known.
(42)
ANA
Avoirw, Dor. for Avdnov, g. of 'Ava
voi,b, Anapus, a river in Sicily.
Avdrrwaij, or Aidrroois, and Aia'-ui-
tij, by Sync. duTrwrtg, -(0J, Att.
-SUi,L (fr. ain intent, and ir/ftt
to drink) a sinking <,r oJumplion
of watt is ; tht r<j!ux of the sea,
tbhing of the lid,.
Avapatptjuuts, Att. and Aiap(>aipt]-
kws, Ion. for avvpi/KUi, per. par.
of o\,upiu).
AvapOpof, -ov, b, !), (fr. a neg. and
dpQpjv a joint) disjointed, loose,
. utak ; dir.ubud, In me.
AviiptOjiiu) -w, (fr. uvd again, and
apiUjiiu} to count) to reckon over
uxoin, count up, recount, enume-
rate
AvaniOjinToc, -ov, b, »;, (fr. same)
inniiintruble, numberless, count-
less ; insignificant, trn tul.
Avdptaroi, -ov, I, fj, (fr. a neg. and
dptarov dinner) before dinner,
uithoul dtmur, fasting.
Avaplrns, -ov, 6, a shtll-fish.
AvdppooTOi, -ov, b, /;, (fr. a neg. and
appd^u to adapt) unfit, unsuito-
blt , un proper ; untuned, unhar-
monbtea.
Avapxdcu), f. -daij), (fr. avd up, and
dp-d^ui to seize) to snatch up, or
an ay ; to seize, tarry off, rob,
plunder. 1 a. par. act. avapira-
OUi.
Avnpiraoroc, -ov, 6, /;, (fr. last) car
"td off, hurried off, snatched
aieay ; cut off, intercepted;
siiliiI, jilundtrul.
Arappd-Tii), f. -d/w, (fr. avd again,
and pdnro) to sew) to sew, or
stitch up ; to mend, repair, refit.
par. per. pass, avrpfxtufvof.
Avdp'pnua, -aroj, rb, (fr. avu up,
and pin) to speak) a proclama-
tion by a crier, publication, pro-
mulgation.
Avap'pfiou), or -p"fjyvvpt, f. -£w, (fr.
avd up out, and pi'/yvvpt to break)
to tear, rip up, open violently,
burst asunder ; to break out, up
or j'nrth ; to break off. 1 f. inf.
avap'p/;(itv. 1 a. act. ind. avtp-
jii';£a' opt. ^Eol. avappi'&tta, -ay,
-£• inf. avappi'i^ai. 2 f. inf. pass.
avapltayfjatoQai.
Avappiri^m, (fr. avd intens. and
/<-<£w to ventilate) to lindle, to
blow into aflame; to inflame,
excite desire.
AvappiirTfu), or avapfilirrix), f. -yu>,
p. avep'pttpa, (fr. avd up, and pi --
tw to throw) to throw, cast, fang
upwards ; to dart.
A^'tippoiPSiti) -<U, f. -t'latitf (fr. avd
intens. and pottos a crash) to
absorb, ingulph, engorge; to
swallov) with noise.
Avappwyois, for avtpfrayws, P&r. p.
mid. of avapp>'oau).
Avappoivvvpt, (fr. avd again, and
(Mvvvpi to strengthen) to recover,
grow strong ; to become reso-
lute, determine; to corroborate,
strengthen.
AvappuiadivTts, n. pi. par. 1 a-
pass, of last.
\Avdpctos, -ovy b, f), (fr. a neg. and
ANA
dpu to agree) implacable, in >xo-
rahle ; contrary, unsuitable, un-
pleasing, unfit.
Avaprdu), fr. ava. up, and aprdio,
which see.
Avdprvros, -ov, b, >), (fr. a neg. and
aprvw to pickle) not seasoned,
unsavoury, tasteless.
Avapx«'«, -as, Ion. -vty, -95, >',, (fr.
same, and ap^'/ government)
w;an/ 0/ government, or magis-
trates ; anarchy, confusion ; tu-
mult, riot, disturbance.
'Avapx»i, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same) Wtt£-
ow< rwfe; tumultuous, riotous;
without a beginning, from all
eternity.
kvaocipdfy, (fr. ava. back, and act-
pa a chain ) to drag with a chain.
Avavtiu), f. -<tw, p. -Ka, (fr. ava up,
and aeiu) to shake) to excite, stir
up, rowse, promote; to move,
affect; to shake, or wave the
hand ; to shake, or throw off; to
shake out, try, examine.
Avaatavppfvos, (par. per. pass, of
avaavpu)) drawn, or tucked up ;
indecent, obscene.
AvacKuTTTuy, fr. ava up, and oicdirru),
which see.
Avacxcvafo, f. -dcru), p. -aKa, (fr.
avl back, and axtvdfa to pre-
pare) Zo repair, renew, restore ;
to collect, gather, pillage ; to
overthrow, subvert, destroy, de-
molish, ruin ; to break through,
violate, infringe ; to abolish, an-
nul; to take, or put away, re-
move; to refute, weaken, dis-
prove; AvaaKtvd^ojxai, tnpackup,
hind on, harness, yoke ; to change
quarters, remove, depart.
kvacTKevucrrio';, -ov, b, /;, (fr. last) to
be overthrown, &c. See the verb.
AvaffKtvaorVicQs, -i), -ov, (fr. same)
ruinous, destructive, pernicious.
AvaoKcvr), -?is, >), (fr. same) repair,
restoration, renewal ; destruction,
ruin, overthrow ; contradiction,
disproof, conviction.
AvaffKiprdii) -<2, f. -fic<i>, p. avtanip-
rrjKa, (ft. ava up, and criciprdw to
skip) to frisk, gambol; to play
wantonly ; to kick, plunge.
kvdoKo\biri$i>i (fr. ava. up, and cko-
\o\p a stake) to empale.
AviKTKotriii) -&, f. -J7(7u), (fr. ava in-
tens. and crKontu) to consider) to
think maturely, deliberate ; to
meditate, muse, reflect upon.
Avacro&ito -w, (fr. ava back, and
(rotffu) to drive away) to throw
back; to scare, frighten away.
AuriT-raarog, -ov, 6, »/, (ft. next)
drawn up, brought back, with-
drawn ; torn, dragged away.
Avao-rrdu) -u, f. -data, p. arlvtruKa,
(ft. ava up. and ctrdu to draw)
to draw up, back, or out, extract. ;
to root up, overthrow, throw
down ; to tear-, or rip up ; to be
tedious, prolong, frafract.
'Avaaaa, -ns, f/, (fr. dva% a king) a
queen, mistress, lady.
Avdaraaros, Dor. for avi'aanr^, -ov,
b, i/, (Fr. a neg. and h/mdou/u to
be inferior} invincible.
ANA
Avdaaei, 3 sin. pres. ind. oCavdoaut.
Avacceitraaa, Poet, for avaodaaaa,
1 a. par. fern, of avaauia.
Avatraiftcv, Ion. for avdaotiv, pres.
inf. — Avdaot, pres. impr. —
'Avaooov, Ion. for ))vaoaov, imp.
ind. of
Avdaaut, f. -fw, (fr. aval; a king)
to reign, rule, govern.
Avdara, (2 sin. cont. impr. act. of
avacrdu), obs. and used for avacr-
TfjOt, 2 a. impr. act. of avi'or^/zt)
up ! rise, get up.
Avaarahbv, (fr. avioyvfii to stand
up) on the feet, upright, standing.
AvaorraXufvoj, Ion. for avionA/xt-
voj, par. per. pass. ofavaorf'AAw.
Avao"raAu£u>, same as avaartvdfa.
Avaariis, -daa, -dv, par. 2 a. act.
0\ aviarrjfii;
Avdordati, -to?, Art. -£W?, 17, (ft.
aviaTrjjxi to stand up) a standing
up, rising, resurrection; an in-
surrection, commotion, tumult,
uprising; an expulsion, a driv-
ing out ; overthrow, devastation.
Avdararoq, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same)
uprooted, expelled, turned out ;
overturned, ruined, wasted, de-
stroyed.
Avaornroui -&, f. -u>ero), p. avtard-
ruiKa, (ft. last) to subvert, over-
throw, destroy ; to unsettle, dis-
turb, excite, promote sedition.
Avaaravpi^u), and Avaaravpio) -5,
f. -wffw, p. -wra, (fr. ava upon,
and <TTavpb$ a stake) to crucify ;
to crucify over again.
Avaoravpovvras, a. pi. cont. par.
pres. act. of avaaravpttm.
'Avaarc, by Sync, for avdorarc, 2
pV. of dvacra, -a'rw, for avdarnOi,
2 a. impr. act. of avicrnjxi.
AvaarciXai, -acra, -av, 1 a. par.
act. of
AvaoTf'XAw, f. -cXiD, p. aviaraXxa,
(fr. ava up, and orf'AAw to send)
to send off, dismiss, discharge ;
to repulse ; to dress, put, or draw
on ; to restrain, hinder, check ;
to contract, draw in; Avaa-rfAAo-
ytai, to withdraw, retire; to dis-
semble, disguise, feign.
Ava<TT£vd£b>, f. -fu>, p. -Ka, and
Avaarhu), (fr. ava intens. and
arcvdfa to groan) to groan hea-
vily, sigh deeply, sob, gasp, pant.
A v«0T£vap£ <'£<*>, or Avaarova^i^w,
and AvaffTevd^o), Poet, same as
last.
Avdarnna, -dros, rb, (fr. avlcrnfja
to stand up) erection, elevation ;
height, eminence ; substance ; a
fort, castle.
Avuo-rrjv, Ion. for aviarnv, 2 a. ind.
act. impr. ava<m70<, -™. 2 pi.
avaar"t)Tt' sub. avaarS), -yjs, -j)'
inr. avaarTjvai' of avJor;j«(.
Avaornoda, -a?, -t, ^Eol. for ava-
arnoaifj.1, -ais, -at, 1 a. opt. act.
of same.
Av-io-TpnToveo'svto, f. -cvcro), p. -tviea,
(tr. ava again, and cTparnireoov a
camp) to remove a camp, change
quarters, return.
Avuarpdcprire, impr. and -d>rjTc, sub.
2 a. pass, and
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ANA
AvaarpttpioOat, pres. ind. pass. —
Avuffrptcpd/jLcvoi, -n, -ov, par.
pres. pass, of
Avuorpiipu), f. -i|'w, p. -<pa, (ir. avi
back, and aTpi(j>u) to turn) to turn
back, return; to overturn, sub-
vert, destroy ; to invert, turn
upside down ; to torture, rack.
Mid. to be with, live with, as-
sociate with; to be conversant
in ; to spend or pass time ; to
turn over, revolve, run over, or
through. 2 a. act. aviarpdepov
pass. avco-Tpd<j>r/v, per. ind. mid.
avtvTpo<pa- pass. avioTpa^ftai.
AvaorptKpdta -d, (fr. last) to turn,
roll, wind, move round, pres. inf.
act. uva<TTpo((>dav -av.
Avavrputbh, -rjs, t), (ft. same) a
turning backy return; an over-
throw, reverse, alteration, change ;
a course, revolution ; state of be-
ing ; conduct, behaviour, man-
ner of life.
Avao-T&at, 3 pi. 2 a. sub. act. of
aviarrtya.
Avatrvpu), (fr. ava. up, and ovpo) to
draw) to raise, draw buck, un-
cover ; to expose indecently.
Avacvu), or -acv-o, (fr. same, and
<rtvw or <ri5w to rush) to rush
forth ; dart, spring upon.
Ava<n6aAAw, f. -aAw, (fr. ava up,
and (r^a'AAw to trip) to recover,
as from a slip, or from illness,
rise,, become better ; to flourish
ag(dn, be restored to former pros-
perity.
AvaoipjjXai, inf. of avfff^Aa, 1 a.
ind. act. of last.
Avuo-xd^u), (fr. same, and o-^a'w 01
oxji^ to cut) to beat, drive, ov
thrust back ; to repel, turn away {
avuffyd^oimi, to retire, withdraw.
Avao-^f'Sw, Poet, for avi%u), oi'
av(0i%(i).
Avdo-%*o, Ion. for avda^ov, 2 a.
impr. mid. — Avacx°<rlT>vi % a.
opt. mid Ava<r^d/i£voj, par.
2 a. mid. — Avao-^wv, par. 2 a.
act. ofavf^w.
Avao^£r^s, -r), -bv, (fr. same) tole-
rable, to be borne.
Avaoxifa, (ft. ava intens. and ox^~
£w to split) to cleave, rend, rip
up, split.
Avaoufa, (fr. ava intens. and mog&
to save) to preserve, deliver, re-
store ; to- cause, or enable to
escape ; to realize, establish ;
Mid. to recover again, escape,
save one's self.
Avara^ia&at, 1 f. inf. mid. of ava
ra'trcrw.
AvarapaVffw, or -rrw, f. -fa>, (fr
same, and rapderao} to disturb)
to trouble, disorder, distract, em-
broil ; to confound, confuse ; to
excite or raise commotion, par.
per. pass, avarcrapayfiivos.
Avardaaw, or -rru), f. -£w, p. -^n,
(fr. same, and rdocru) to range) to
arrange, set in order; to com-
pose, dispose, adjust, settle. 1 a.
mid. av£Ta|au>/v.
Avararticbs, -n, -bv, (fr. next) #•-«•
tended, stretched out; extensive.
ANA
wide ; towering, shooting, or
pointing upwards ; earnest t eager,
violent, menacing ; haughty, ar-
rogant, vain, boasting.
AvanOpn^thoi, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of avarpitput.
Avarclit-), f. -tvio, (fr. avii up, and
rclvu) to reach) to extend, stretch
out ; to stretch round about,
surround; to raise, hold, or lift
up ; to verge upwards.
AvartAtl, 3 sin. 1 f. act. — Avarl\-
\u, 3 Bin. pros. incl. act. —
AvariWovaav, a. sin. fcni. par.
prci. act. — AvariruXKu, -us, -t,
per. ind. act. of
Avur/XXw, f. -t'Xw, p. avar/raXgn,
(fr. avn up, and t/XXgj to rise) to
raise, push out, throw up, pro-
trude, or cause to rise ; to pro-
duce, cause Co he ; /r; spring ; to
grow, bud, shoot; to arise. 1 a.
ind. ffv/ra X« * Btfb< •vamAat' inf.
■MrrcfAa*' per. mid. aiwnrYoAa;
Avart'fivtt), (fr. oni inlcns. and
Tffivu) to cut) /o ri/f »/;>.
kvitrcru'ii/hoi, par. per. pass, of
last.
AvariQiaot, for awtr(0r?<ri, 3 pi.
prcs. ind. act. — AvariOiri, -iru,
pros. impr. an. of
AvuriOiifit, f. ->'au), p. nvariOttKa,
(fr. nwi up, and t/0i//j« lo set) /o
place, or ^t// DOM », or i/;>on ; In
dedicate, consecrate ; lo ascribe,
refer, attribute ; to erect, budd ;
to replace, reneu-, rt store ; to lake
up, lift, remote ; to propose, com-
mumcute, impart ; to txj/luin, de-
clare. ; to decree, enart, enjoin ;
AvariOtfiai, to set up, demand,
claim ; to adopt, or alter an opi-
nion, per. ind. pass. 3 pi. muri-
Bevrut' 2 a. mid. aviQiunv' par.
avtiflfuci'os.
Avartfiiidt -w, (fr. an) up, «">nd r<-
unui to value) lo enhance, raise
Vie price, prcs. inf. act. uiHtriud-
civ -iji>.
AvnTiviiyubi, -ov, I), (fr. avii intens.
and Tivtiacu) lo quiver) a concus-
sion, shock ; a violent change, or
removal.
A^irXrij, par. prcs. act. — ArarXi/-
cas, par. 1 a. act. of
AvtiT^nui, (fr. vvi inlcns. and tXP/-
ui to bear) to suffer, endure, un-
dergo ; to sustain, suppoit.
AvarunOtii, par. 1 a. pass, of ava-
Te/jiru).
AwiruXi), ->js, >/, (fr. nvariWu to
arise) day-spring, dawn ; sun-
rise ; the east ; the eastern parts
of the world.
AvaToXtudi, -n,-bv, (fr. last) eastern.
Avarout), -j)j, //, (fr. nwnHptum to
cut up) a cutting , dividing, dis-
section, anatomy.
AvaTOfttKui, -//, -uv, (fr. last) ana-
tomical, an anatomist.
Av«rp/-»t'cr(,3 pi. pros. ind. act. of
AvarpixM, (fr. ml back, and tpi'-zu
to turn) lo subvert, oirr/iirn ; lo
trip, throw down, lay fat, pros-
trate ; to refute, disprove.
Avarpicpo), f. nvuOp/\pta, p. avart-
cl>a, (fr. ava up, and rpe<pu) to i
ANA
rear) to nurse, bring up, educate,
rear. 2 a. act. avirpntfwv' pass.
avirpdipnv 1 a. ail. un'Opi^ti'
mid. aviOpt^tiunv per. mid. aw
rirpoipu' per. pass. avartTfajt oat.
Avurpi^u},\. uvuOptfa, p. mVuXlflpn-
■I7*a, (fr. <M'ii bock, and rp/^w to
run) to run hack, or t/;> ; to as-
cend, mount ; to grow, shout up ;
to jet, gush out ; to recede, with-
draw ; to recur, retrace, amend,
reform ; to run over, tliscourse of,
enumerate. 2 a. ind. act. aviipu
pop' per. ind. mid. ami ii pupa.
(fr. tpifn», obs.)
Avurporn, -»)$, i), (fr. uvar pi-rut to
overturn) 0veithnm>t ruin.
Avarpotptj, -T/j, t), (fr. avarpiiptit to
rear) education.
Awn'-'iu -u>, f. -utcto, p. -uteri, (fr.
nvf! according lo, and rfavf a
mark) fa imagine, conceit e; to
form an image, or likeness, re-
present.
'Annrof, -or, and Avavfiiif, -/o{
-or-?, 6, )'/, (fr. (i nen. and av&q
voice) speechless, mute, dumb,
silent.
Avni'lvms, -ov, h, //, (fr. same, and
av(avui to grow) that does not
grow, stunted, tlwarfish, iliminu-
tue.
'AvmymCy -ov, h, !,, (fr. same, and
•Mi lo cry) same as rfM»faf.
'Antvpos, -ov, b, i'/, (fr. ■ licg. and
avpu a bree/e) wanting air ;
without wind, brealhliss, still,
calm. Also, (fr. a inlcns. and
w/'w to flow) rolling rapidly ; a
tor r ml.
Ktavaav, Dor. for. n\'{,'veav, 3 pi. 1
a. — A i nvi,a j, Dor. lor tivubaai,
par. 1 a. of
Av<rr)u>, f. -trw, (fr. nva again, an<l
u\)ui lo cry) lo exclaim, shriek,
cry nut; to shout, cheer.
Avnij'tiircaOiit, prcs. inf. mid. —
Amiptti't'if, -uoa, -iv, n. pi. -h-
rti, par. 2 a. pass, of
Avu<J>uivo>, f. -tpltvui, [». -rrftpayKtt,
(fr. nva inlcns. and ^»j/iu to
sliow) to show, make appear, ex-
hibit, rlisplay ; to testify, prove,
convince, convict ; to accuse,
charge. A vn(!,<tii0fita,to be shown ;
to appear, look, seem. per. pass.
avnzltfxifmut. 2 a. avttjiitvin'.
Avn(f-aincTi>i, -ov, 6, '/, (fr. a ncg.
a-b from, and utpito to take) not
to be taken away ; own, proper,
peculiar.
Avri(/,»iXfivr/af, -on, o, (fr. next) a
bald man ; somewhat bald.
Ava(f>a\nvTOS, -ov, b, )/, bald, uith-
out hair on the top of the head.
AvatpiiXtivTwuu, -tlroi, rb, (fr. last)
baldness.
Aviiipuvfiii, -Abv, and -r»/i', (fr. avu-
</,nt'i'o) to show) openly, plainly,
clearly, evidently.
Avtt(j>fpu>, f. hvdIitm, (fr. an) up,
and (J,fnu) to carry) to carry, bring
up, or hruk ; Id offer sarrijice ;
to take upon, bear, enthnc ; lo
take, remove, dischrtr°r, dismiss;
to break out, burst forth. ; lo re-
port y tell; tu con rev, relate to • U>
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ANA
impute, refer to ; Av*<pipouai, f«
Wtlhitraw, lutuke, rrttrt ; lo col
Int, recover, rise up ; 1 a. inn
uii'iiiyKu' inf. nvtviykuf par.
oitlitykt'tf 2 a. ind. uvirviy***
inf. mivtyKiiv |iar. avci
per. md. pass, jvourpai, as if fr.
avotu.
AvmjtOtif, par. 1 a. pass, ofnva-rui.
AvuipXiyuj, (fr. „va miens, and cfcX/-
yu> to burn) to burn up, bla:e,
kiiullc, blow up.
A\ut\^i\Ot\vni, 1 a. inf. pass, of last.
Arutj'opu, -h~s, n, (fr. tii,i((,tpu> to
hear) a buriltn, total; mi'<ifltr~
ing, sticrijice. ; u tax; tnbuti , re-
venue , a rimng uj>, emt
exhalation, evttjioratton ; recovery,
restoration, rt collection ; a dis-
charge, issue; a lefcrenre, rela-
tion, tendency ; narrative; a
charge or transfer of crime, im-
pulalion, appeal; a sui:
evasion; refuge, shelltr, protec-
tion ; in astrology, the sign rising
after the lunos-oj.e, the ascendant.
Avatpopiii, -/of, Alt. -f'w$, b, (fr.
■ante) a bearer, currier; a burf
crotr, st i, ff~, levef.
Avtttppii^niiat, (fr. awl intens. and
fprifatm lo consider) to observe,
pern ive, recognise, acknowledge.
AiiKpptieaw, or -7toj, (fr. same, and
<f>(nioo<t> lo slop up) to hindfr, ob
stiuct; to close, stop up, barricade.
Aru<J>poiri£w, (fr. same, and tppov-
r/£u> to lliink) lo env sitter, pon-
der, retulie, mitliltitr, fit literate.
ArmbvptD, fr. same, and <pvput
which sec.
AvntpvaiouivTis, Poet, for artupv-
ciwirty, n. pi. cont. par. pres.
fr. avi inlcns. and fvoitiu, or <j>v-
aioto, which sec.
Awi^i'w, (fr. ava again, and tpvut to
grow) to spring, shoot, sprout up,
buil again ; protluce, bring forth.
AVtltpMlitj) -U, f. -t'jCb), p. uvu-ttpu)-
vt,ku, (fr. nva intens. and tyuiito
to speak) to exclaim, call, cry
alow t ; to sound out.
Avayal^ui, (fr. same, and X"£w t0
yield) to retreut, withdruw, re-
tire ; to return.
AynjfiiiVu, or Awivrjv/w, fr. same,
and X"'lvwi wh'«9ii sec.
Avu%aiTi£w, f. -ioti), (fr. avii back,
and xnlTn ,nc nirir,c) t0 fl,n&
back the mane ; to rear, unhorse ;
to precipitate, cast headlong, over-
turn ; to behave riotously, or
wantonly, riot.
Avii^'io-caaOiit, Poet, for avaxu-
o-ugQiu' 1 a. inf. mid of ava Yri(M>
Ai''i^/w, f. -iCcu), (fr. avii back,
and x*'° U) pour) lo pour back;
to refund ; to pour in, or upon,
infuse ; to confound, disturb.
par. 1 a. pass, uvu^uflfij and
atwvrfo/f.
Aiwi^i/i-wi', par. prcs. oCavtixr/viu.
See nvityttiiHa.
Awy0', by Apos. before an aspi-
rate for livuKTu, a. sin. ofrfraf.
Avu^ffd?, -flatu, -ll>, n. pi. -Oft'TCS*
par. a vt'X^uvai^ inf. I a, pass,
of aviiyui.
ANA
A.va%oti, -j/s, »/, (fr. availed to pour
out) a pouring out, over/lowing,
inundation; a passage, course;
the opening, or mouth, of a river.
Ava^ydcii, par. 1 a. pass, of ava-
Avd^yais,-ios, Att. -£«?, (fr. same)
a pouring forth, effusion ; an
inundation, lake, pool ; a sink,
vortex; gulf of vice, or de-
bauchery, profusion, prodigality.
a. sin. avd%vaiv.
Ava^w/Jfw -w, C ->'iC(j), p. -nKa, (fr.
avu back, and ^wp/w to go) io
g-o back again, return, depart, re-
retire, withdraw; to secede, sepa-
rate, (fr. x&pos room) to con-
tain, hold.
Avavwp^r/os, -ov, 6, 17, (fr. last) it
is necessary to be withdrawn, &c.
A.va\j,T]s, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of
avaiTTU).
AvdTv%ts, -10s, Att. -ews, fi, (fr.
next) a cooling, refreshing ; a
breathing, rest, respite.
Avaxpv^o), f. -fu>, p. av(<l'V%a, (fr.
avd again, and ipv^o) to breathe)
to cool, refresh ; to rub down,
wipe dry; to relieve, rest, give
respite ; to repair ; 1 a. avixpvfa'
inf. ava^v^ai.
Avyvoin, Dor. Sync, for avayvoin, 3
sin. 2 a. opt. of avaytvwoKu).
fAvhdvw, to please, delight, gratify,
humour ; to satisfy, content, imp.
fivSavov. For other tenses see
'A<5f'w.
Avhladai, Poet, for avaSelaOai,
pres. inf. pass. — avdeaducvus,
for avafincdiievos, 1 a. par. mid.
of avaSib).
'AvSefia, Poet, for avdoefia, -dros,
to, (fr. last) a diadem, band,
filet, turban, garland.
Avfinpov, -ov, to, a summit, lop,
ridge ; a terrace, bank, mound.
AvtiiKTrs, Poet, for ava6iKTrjS, -ov,
b, (fr. avd about, and t'/vu to
throw) a noose, gin, halter.
'AvfVfyu, Poet, foravd^t^a, (fr. avd
intcns. and Sl^a twice) twofold,
doubly, separately, two ways.
'Avfy>', for dvopa, a. of <n//p.
'Av&pri, 'Avhpas, Av&puoi, Avipl,
AvApis, Avdpbs, AvSp&v, cases of
same.
AvipayaOio) -w, (fr. avrjp a man,
and ayadds good) to behave like a
man, to act with spirit.
AvSpayddnua, -dros, to, (fr. last)
an exploit, achievement, feat.
Avfipayadia, -as, '/, (fr. same)
bravery, manliness, spirit.
Av£pdypta,-u)v, rd, (fr. avrip a man,
and dypa a prize) spoils of the
dead, plunder.
' Avcony-^os, -ov, b, (fr. avrip a man,
and dyj(ui to choke) a murderer.
AvSpdicds, Poet, for kot dvhpa, se-
verally, separately, man by man.
Avtp.iuias, -ov, b, Andramins, a
man's name.
Ava'pairoo'eo-ai, for av&paKoo'ois, d.
pi. of avbpdirocov.
AviparroiitviTat, Ion. for. avlpivo-
t'0vvrai, Att. for avfyarri *>ioov-
r 1, 3 pi. 1 f. mid. of
ANA
AvHpairoAl£u), f. -foo>, p. *nv8pair6-
diKa, (fr. same) to enslave, reduce
to servitude; treat as a slave*
AvSpnTToSiarfii, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
man-steuler, kidnapper, d. pi.
av(]pairo6iffTa?s.
Av)pd-o5ov, -ov, to, (fr. avrip a
man, and nous the foot) a slave.
AvSpano5w6ng, -cos -ovs, b, rj, (fr.
last) slavish, servile.
Avtpu%dr)s, -ios -ovs, b, r), (fr. avrip
a man, and d%9os a burden) too
much for a man to bear, bur-
densome, grievous.
Avipd^vn, -r/s, r), the herb purslain.
AvSpias, -ov, b, Andrew, a man's
name.
AvSptia, and AvSpia, -as, >>, (fr.
avr/p a man) manliness, valour,
courage, fortitude.
Avvpelos, and AvSptios, -a, -ov, (fr.
last) manly, brave, courageous;
masculine, male.
AvSpCKpovTns, -ov, b, (fr. avr)p a
man, and (j>ivu) to kill) a man-
slayer, murderous, an epithet of
Mars. comp. -ortpos, sup. -6ra-
tos.
Avfiptiiijs, (fr. avSpetos manful)
manfully, &c.
AvfyfVtrt, Poet, for avSpdci, d. pi.
of avrjp.
AvSpcvutvos, Dor. for avSpovuevos,
par. pres. ofavUpom.
Av(]pew8eu><n, Ion. for avfipwdCiai, 3
pi. 1 a. sub. pass, of same.
Avfipiwv, Ion. for avtp&v, g. pi. of
av>)p.
Avtpzuv, -uivos, b, (fr. same) the
men's apartment ; a hall, din-
ing-room.
AvSpn'Xdrns, -ov, b, (fr. avr)p a man,
and cXavvu) to drive) driving men
into banishment, an oppressor;
one who expels a just claimant.
AvfyidvTa, a. sin. of av$pids>
AvbpiavTOTToiia, -as, //, (ir. avfipids
a statue, and iroifu to make)
statuary, the manufacture of
statues.
AvtptnvTOTToibs, -ov, b, r), (fr. same)
a statuary, carver.
AvApids, -dvros, b, (fr. avfjp a man)
a statue, image, carved figure.
AvfipQw, f. -j'ffw, p. ijvtipuca, (fr.
same) to make manful, encou-
rage ; Avtpl^ofiai, to behave like
a man, to act with spirit; per.
ind. pass. rjvSpicuat.
AvtpiKds, ->), -ov, (fr. same) man-
ly, manful, brave.
Avfyfrcwf, (fr. last) manfully.
A.v(p!ov, -ov, to, (dim. of avfjp a
man) a little man, pigmy.
AvdpofipCis, -tiros, b, and Avfiooftd-
pos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and' 0opd
food) a cannibal ; one who kills
another v>ith his own weapon.
Avflpoyovos, -ov, 17, (fr. same, and
yivofxai to bear) a mother of
heroes ; producing males.
Avtipoyvvos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
yvvr) a woman) un hermaphro-
dite ; a catamite ; effeminate, wo-
manish ; weak, feeble, de'imte.
Avfioocdua, -aj, Dor. for av?poc~duri,
-vi, '% (fr* same, and daudm to
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subdue) who governs, or rules
her husband.
AvipoSduas, -avros, h, (fr. same,
aad Same ) who conquers men, a
hero.
AvcipoQcd, the manly or intrepid
goddess; an epithet of Mi-
nerva.
Av5p6K[jinTos, -ov, b, >;, (fr. avfip a
man, and Kduvio to labour) la-
boured, wrought, or tilled by
man. 0rr belonging to a dead
man.
AvSpoKTaoia, -as, >/, (Ir. same, and
KTtivot to kill) sluughter, murder,
carnage.
AvSpoXircipos, -a, -ov, (fr. avrjp a
man, and oXAv/xt to destroy)
men- destroying.
AvtipoXoyia, -as, fj, (fr. same, and
Adyojan account) a choice, levy,
or muster of men.
AvSpo/jLaxn, -ns, »/, Andromache, %
woman's name.
AvSpoueos, -a, -ov, (fr. avr/p a man\
manlike, human ; crowded with
men.
AvSpovlKos, -ov, b, Andronicus, a
man's name.
AvSpd-rrais, -Sos, b, (fr. same, and
nais a boy) a boy almost arrived
at manhood.
Avbpoo&iyZ, -ivyos, 5,(fr. same, and
o^>iy\ a sphinx) a figure com-
posed of a man and a sphinx.
AvSpovcBai, pres. inf. m. cont. — .
AvUpojdrjvai, 1 a. inf. pass, of av-
<5po'w.
Av^po<payiu) -a>, (fr. same, and <p&m
yu> to eat) to eat human flesh.
Av<)po(pdyos, -ov, b, r), (fr. same)
that devours human flesh; a can-
nibal.
Avdpo<p6voio, g. Ion. of
Av6po<p6vos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
few to kill) a murderer, man-
slayer ; a warrior.
Avhpout -w, f. -djaoi, p. -u>ica, (fr.
same) to make manly, encourage;
to make a man ; change inti
men, humanize ; AvSpooiiai -00-
uai, to behave like a mnn ; to
grow up, to become a man, to
arrive at man's estate.
Avtipvvouai, (fr. same) to grow up,
approach to manhood.
Av5pu>^r)s,-ics -ovs, b,fi, (fr. same)
male, masculine, manly, brave,
courageous, a. sin. avSpufiia -r).
AyJpa^tDf, (fr. last) manfully, like
a man.
AvApwfojj, par. 1 a. pass. — Av-
flpwoacdai, 1 a. inf. mid. of av-
ipou).
Avfipuiv, -ujvos, b, see aib'peujv.
AvtpCbos, -a, -ov, (fr. avrtp a man)
like a man, manly.
Avfivirai, for ava^vtrai, pres. mid.
of avaSv'o.
'AvSwica, Dor. and Poet, for avi-
SuKa, 3 sin. 1 a. of avadifiioui.
kvifiaivov, -ts, -c, imp. act. of ava
Puivu).
AvtpdWtTo, 3 sin Avt&dWovT/t.
3 pi. imp. of ava j3a A A w.
Avifav, -ns, -»;, 2 a. ind. act. o1
avo0aivu>
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ANE
kvi0ip<iaav,Sp\. 1 a. ind. of ava- | Av£0p£t|<fy»7v, -u>, -aro, 1 a. intl
(it(jd$u>. mid. of uvarpe^w.
kvidXi^-a, -nj, "I or -cv, before a Av£ica>Aojroiiu> -<i, f. -/Jew, (fr. avti
vowel, 1 a. ind. act. of avafiXi
nut.
Av*/2«p/?of>i>(nv, 3 pi. 1 a. hid. of
avu/tfop/jopi>£w.
Avipfta^tj 2 a. ind. of avo/Jp/^w, or
imp. act. of uvaPpri^u).
Avifiwotv, Ion. for uviJonaiv, 1 a.
ind. act. of avapodui.
Avtyclpu, f. -cpu>, (fr. ava up, and
tyilpw to rouse) <o arouse, utvake,
excite ; <o c/ictr, encourage / :o
raise, erect; Avtycipopat, to be
rained, to rise, start up.
AvcyivwcKi, and before a vowel
-klv, 3 sin. imp. of avaytvwOKw.
kviynXnroi, -ov, o, q,(fr. a neg. and
tyicaXiw to accuse) not to be blam-
ed, blameless, irreproachable,
kviyvdurrovro, 3 pi. imp. pass. —
Aviyvdf*0t)v, 1 a. ind. pass, of
avayrdftirru.
AviyvuipicOt], 1 a. ind. pass, of ava-
yvupifa.
kviyvutauai, per. pass. — Avtyv jc-
6nv, 1 a. pass. — Axiyvuri, 2 pi.
and — Ai iyvwaav, 3 pi. 2 a. ind.
act. of uvayiKjjOKW.
Avfyuiro, Ion. for uii',yutro, imp.
ind. pass. — Avtypoftiv >$, par.
per. pass, of
Aviypi^nn, for aviyclpouat. See
«i f}f/pw.
Aic?iyfx>t)n, Sync, for tvtbtifyut-
6n. 1 pi. ppi r. pa>s. — A
3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of uvali-
kvtrtil-iv, 3 sin. 1 a. act. of ava-
fiihi ijii.
| . (perhaps fr. avlnui to al-
low) freely, vithout restraint,
, nnt strictly.
AvicpaKin, Metulh. for axilc.pKov,
2 a. art. ol amcioKU).
kvicpiiunv, 2 a. act. of <n<iTpfyu>.
mp. or 2 a. — Ai/rfic, imp.
— A i tt'rtraTo, 1 a. mid. ofavaiv-
fit, Sivu, or -ciu.
AvfiwKe, 3 sin. 1 a. act. of avaci-
iuiut.
Avtipyu), Poet, for aviloyw.
Avibvfyv, I a. act. of avutyvyvvui.
Av{?u>, f. -/(7(d, (fr. avii upon, and
ti^w to place) to set, or lap vpon ;
to prevail ov, persuade, induce ;
to bring back, lead. 1 a. ind.
act. drtiera.
A *.£<i» jit pi7<T£, 1 a. act. of avafow-
pfui.
AvirjKCv, Att. for avijKtv, 1 a. ind.
art. ofaviiut.
AviddXerz, 2 pi. 2 a. act. of axa-
6\iXXw.
Ai£0t/5, -t~io-a, -iv, par. of Ar/C^v,
1 a. pass, of avhjui.
Avc.6(>t)tus, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
tQeXm to wish) involuntary, un-
willing, loath ; unwelcome, un-
wished.
kve$i^nv, 2 a. ind. mid. of avarl-
finul.
Avivnia, 1 a. ind. act. — Avtdrjv, 2
a. ind. act. of avaridnui.
kvi6t,i, I a. ind. pass, of avb/ut.
Al^i, 2 a. ind. of avariOrj^i.
rtdun. dhuiXov an linage, a no
Koiiu to make) to farm u sinn-
litndr, appearance, or repr<*<i-
t'lttnn ; to connive, or UHagVU
in the mind ; to propose an ol-
j'ct to the attention, or considir-
ution.
AvuXid) -w, f. -;;ffw, and AvaXioaw,
f. -(w, (fr. aid baek, and tiA/'w lo
roll) to unrol, unfold ; to re-
trace, wind back, return ; also
to roll up.
Aki'X/71ttu(, 3 sin. per. pass. — Avtc
Aij^wj, per. par. act. of uvaXuu-
/3dvw
AitTAor, -<j, -£, 2 pi. AvtCXtrt, 2 a.
ind. act. — A\n\6uvv, -ov, -cro,
2 a. ind. mid. of avatpiia
Aui^/t'of, -p, -ov, (for (im/j/vof,
par. per. pass, of m/r^u) rums.*,
slack, negligent ; giuen up to,
duiitfd, (list rial.
Aici/ifiwj, (fr. last) remissly, care-
lessly.
'Avti/ii, f. avilaouai, p. avfi«ro, (fr.
■wd up, and clut to go) /o go up,
return, come I ark.
'Antui, (fr. avu up, and ttu) to be)
</, up, of upc/n ; <o reach,
arrive at, come to.
[Awc//iwV| -oi oj, o, ^, (fr. a ncg. and
c7ua clothes) ill dressed, badly
clothed i without cloths, nukul.
'Aku, Ion. foruniov, pres. inf. of
ai t in.
k*uv*i, inf. of «v^», 2 a. ind. act.
— A vui, -uca, -iv, par. 2 a. ind.
act. — AvicOai, 2 a. inf. mid. —
Ai itoBmi, per. ii f. pass. oCavftifH.
Avtlvawtf Poet, for Aviim, 3 sin. 1
or 2 a. of avinu).
Att/pyw, f. -(w, (fr. avu intens. and
tipyw to hinder) to keip off, out,
or from, to drive, or yat away ;
to repel, rej'ulse, thrust back ; to
0pp6se\ resist ; to save, protect
guard ; to hinder, stop, dtbar ;
to inclose, shut up, confine, im-
prison.
Aicipeiv, pres. inf. fr. avd intens.
and clow, which see.
Aiiinvcav, 3 pi. 1 a. act. of avipvio.
3 pi. of Aviioa, 1 a. of
AltlffHV,
dvtiui.
Av£?c-0ai,pcr. inf. pass, of arinui.
Avtj^t, 3 sin. imp. act. — kvtfatv
Oi, and Att. vvtixicQi, 2 pi. imp.
mid. of ar/^w.
Airi'w, Poet, for avfw, or avr.o), Ion.
or Att. for avw, 2 a. sub. of
avivut.
Arixadtv, and Poet. ArtKas, (fr.
avii intens. and Ikus afar) early,
in trie beginning, from above,
from afar, from on high.
AvcKdBiai, or -civ, 3 siii. 1 a. ind.
act. of axaKaQiCbi.
AvrAi'c'-r/rof, -ov, 6, r/, (fr. a neg.
and tKoinyioijtai to relate) not lo
be fully expressed, inexpressible.
Avixeiro, 3 sin. imp. pass, of avd-
Kltuni.
AviK\ayon, 2 a. act. of avaicXdQu).
Av/*XaXrro$, -ov, o, jj, (fr. a neg.
ANE
and «AuX/w to utter) vnvttera-
blr, iruxpTissille, unspiukuble.
Aw'aXutttos, -ov, and AitA'Xun/j,
-iui -oi>i, b,f), (fr. a neg. and <*-
Xt.irai to fail) constant, unfatl-
rlain.
AiikXtiirrus, (fr. last) uithout fail.
Ai£aA(I/'»;i , -in, -n, I a. IddLfaWi
— Ai7»iXiiu, -ai, -t, 3 pi. -vav, 1
a. ind. act. of ui'«kX(1'W.
AicKVfjI^L, 3 sin. ini|). of avaico-
AviKdri], 3 sin. 2 a. pass, of ava-
Kdirrui.
A\ ikirXnKTof, -ov, o, f), (fr. af^fg.
and ikrX>'iooit> to terrify) unter-
riftid, undaunted, fearless, in-
titjud.
AukirXiKTuis, (fr. last) boldly, in
trijndly.
AvtKpayov, 2 a. ind. act. — AiiKoa-
(ov, imp. ind. act. — AvfVpa(a,
-ai, -t, 3 pi. -(nv, 2 a. ind. act.
of avaKpd^u).
AvzKTbi, -r), -ov, (fr. av/^u to en-
dure) toUrabU, bearable, to be
svffirid. comp. avinrdripoi, sup.
-6raroi.
AvtKrdripev, (ncut. comp. of last)
more toleraily.
AvtKrwi, (fr. same) bearably, to-
Urably.
AviKlXiodrji, 2 sin. 1 a. pas». of
cvmcvX/m.
AviXir)u6vu>i, (fr. next) cruelly,
without pdy, unnerrifully.
Aj(X;i/jojv, -ovoj, 6, ^, (fr. a neg.
and i\u'uii>v merciful) unmerci-
ful, meredtss, pitiless, a. pi. avi-
Xtifiovai.
AviXuv' Ai/Xr/y AvfX(Jv* Ai'tX/a-
0a(' Av«X<i>oi' See Araipiw.
AviXcvdipos, -ov, b, ii, (fr. a neg.
and iXivOtpoi free) illiberal, sor-
did, base ; niggardly, narrow,
stingy ; homely, clovnish, mean.
AviXi'ityQnv, -ni, -n, 1 a. ind. pass.
of avaXau($dvu>.
AviXku, or -kvu, (fr. aia up, and
cXkui to draw) lo draw upwards,
or towards ; to haul up ; to tear,
or pluck up, draw out, extract ;
to raise, lift up ; to draw back,
bend.
AvcXdvra, a. sin. par. 2 a. act. —
Avf'Xoiro, Ion. for avdXovro, 3
pi. 2 a. mid. of avaipiu.
AvfXri'Cw, f. -icw, p. -iKa, (fr. a
neg. and iXrifa to hope, th. £Xjr?f
hope) not to hope, be without
hope, to despair. 1 a. avi'/X-Kioa'
sub. avcXxiow, -n<. -n.
AvtXiriaria, -uj, »/, (fr. same) hope-
Irssr.tss, dupondency, despair.
Avf'XiriaToc, -ov, I, i), (fr. same)
without hope, desperate ; unhoped
for, unexpected, despaired of;
surprising, strange, disastrous,
unfortunate.
AvtXrriarwi, (fr. last) past hope,
unexpectedly.
AvtXuiv, par. 2 a. act. — AvfXojot, S
pi. 2 a. sub. act. of avaipf'u.
Avfptivt,3 sin. — Aviuuvart, 2 pi.
1 a. ind. act. of ava^ivw.
•AviuictiTos,-ov, h,rj, (fr. a neg. and
vcfiiadui to envy) not envied, tin-
i
k
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» giv**1? no cause of
anger, faultless, worthy, good,
Lvtuiet-*, (fr. a>« again, ami tpht
to ▼omit) to t#mi/ up again,
disgorge.
Auaiaio;, Arepicios, Ariuio;, -ov,
b, $, (fr. ditffs wind) windy,
airy ; hght, trifling, vain, silly.
Av£ui$6fi£vo$, -v, 'Ov, par. pres.
pass, of
Artfti^id, i. -tfft*. p. r\vipixa (fr. dv£-
«o j wind) to toss, shake, agitate,
by Jhe wind ; to expose to the
weather ; to float in the air.
Arfutunc, 3 sin. imp. of avauifivw.
AvCftrfo§rft 3 sin. 1 a. pass, of
mtfa i-.
Areuocif, -£cca, -tv, (fr. dvifios the
wind) windy , stormy, tempestu-
ous; airy, exposed to the air, or
winds.
'Are,i©*, -ov, b~,wind; breath; life;
mind. g. Ion. avifioio' d. pL avi-
peiai.
ArtpooKfsrni, -toe -or?, b, h, (fr-
mrtuos wind, and nrru to cover)
pT*tiexttng from the storm, shel-
tering, warm,
Avtftoo<pdoayos, -ov, b, >';, (fr. same,
and cfdoayoc a rumbling noised
roams, rattling, whistling with
the wind.
ArtfirrpafrK, and Avtuorpeewc, -he
-ovc, ©, i;, (fr. same, and ru> to
rear) reared, strengthened, or
nursed fey l/i£ nand, hirdy.
Artu&rorros, -ov, o, #, (fr. same.
and t«'t!d to turn) exposed to the
wind, weatherbenten ; changing
with the wind,flckle.
Avtftofdooia -ac, i% (fr. same, and
ffkip* to spoil) grain, &c. blight-
ed by the wind ; blisht, Hast.
Avt*6+dooo;, -ov, b, !h (fr. same)
bhghted, blasted, tainted.
At£m6v -£ (fr. sajia) -H expose to
the wind; to atr, temilate ; to
fan, winnow ; to blow ; to shake,
or Jill with the wind.
Art siTol urn;. -ov, o, ft, (fr. a ne<j.
and cfrsoii?!* to hinder) unhin-
dered, unrestrained, at liberty,
free.
Awtpsocio~rwc (fr. last) without hin-
drance, freely.
Artfua^' . '. >', (fr. dvtuos
wind) windy, airy ; swelling
with, or waving in the wind.
A»£aj*rrj,-£of -ovj, b, tj, (fr. same,
and wri ? swift) swift ns the wind,
wind-fleet, storm-winged.
-, (fr. same)
airy, light, trifling, silly, worth-
less; false, ineffectual, vain.
Avttt&vn, -ns, fi, (fr. same) Ane-
mone, a flower.
, fit (fr- a neg.
and ttlzrji deficient) deserving,
worthy ; capobte, sufficient.
, (fr. a neg. and
is possible) i
We, not to be allowed, or permitted.
W AvtviyKaf AvtwtyKUv'
ArrvcyrwF* see ava&ipui.
LvtvtKaf ArtriiKaro' AvcviiKnut-
voj- Avertix<ji:.;- Ion. and Poet,
for avnivKas, par. 1 a. act. arc
AXE
viyxaro- 3 sin. 1 a. mid ncy-'
tdftnoc. par. I a. mid. ...davt-j
vtxdas , par. 1 a. pass, of ava-
Afiycvctv, 1 a. act. mid. ofavavrt/u.
viiy, -via, -&$, Ait. for ain-
. par. per. mid. of avaibiou. ':
• rroc, -ov, b, 7, (fr. a neg.
and tsmjrXim to disturb) undis-
turbed ; peaceful, quiet, calm.
Avivrzc, n. pL of aveii, par. 2 a. of
aviijftt.
Av£^d>axroj, -ov, b, f\, (fr. a neg.
and diaXtipu to wipe out) not to
be effaced, or annulled, indelible.
Art^iXtyKTii, -ov, b, f\, {fr. a neg.
and t%tMyxy> to convince) not to
be convinced, or disproved, indis-
putable ; untried, not examin-
ed, unascertained; unconvicted,
blameless.
Artl-toivvTrrof, -ov, b, ff, (fr. a neg.
and £%tpsvvii<* to search) un-
searchable, inscrutable, past find-
ing out.
Avtffratrroc, -ov, h, ft, (fr. a neg.
and c^ird^u) to examine) untried,
unheard, not examined.
Avf^rrdo-rwj, (fr. last) without trial.
Ard-iKaKia, -as, ft, (fr. av/^id to en-
dure, and kukoc evil) mildness,
gentleness ; endurance, forbear-
ance ; patience, fortitude.
Av^ikSkoc. -•», b, ';, (fr. same) pa-
tient, forbearing, meek.
Ari^xn'acTOs, -ov, b, i;, (fr. a neg.
an4 £%i%vtd£m to trace, th. i%voc
a track) not to l>e traccl, or dis-
covered, intricate^ inscrutable.
f, -m;, o, »'/, (fr. a neg. and
: a passage) impervious, im-
passable ; irremeable, having no
return ; confined, not let loose,
or at liberty.
.-, -t/, -crai, 3 pi. -ovrat, I f.
ind. mid. of uvf^aj.
- .:, Ion. for cverrriat] 3 pi.
per. mid. of atirjut.
AytiralcQnTOS, -ov, b, f), (fr. a nej.
and fzaicBdvopai to feel) unfeel-
ing, insensible, stupid; unper-
ceived, unobserved ; not to be ob-
served, imperceptible .
Avrwvi&jrvyroc, -ov, h, ;% (fr. a neg.
and jTrjio-^rvo^it to blush) un-
blushing, shameless ; that has no
cause to blush, innocent, blame-
less.
AtevdXunoCy Poet, for avt6n.\\6yiz-
vof, par. pres. pa<=s. — -
ro, by Sync, and Dor. for avtQfj-
\aro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid.' of
^ouit.
AvrravopOwroc, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a
nes- and c^avop86ui to correct)
past mending, incorrigible, de-
praved ; to which nothing can be
added, perfect, complete.
Ah't aiffav, 3 pi. I a. ind. act. of
avairavdj.
AvtraxSus, (fr. a neg. and nra%-
(JtK grievous) easily, agreeably,
freely, without grudge, or envy.
- 1, -as, -t, I a. act. of <i»a-
sfcfflw.
.::. -r, 1 ?.. act. ofova-
- : - r«*.
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Avi-rcca,-as, -c, 1 a. and Kvirric-v,
-a, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of avaviizrw.
-i,-as, -£, 1 a. act. of ava-
rr;6d(j).
AvctrrofacTov (neut. of next) safe-
ly, securely, without railing, or
Avi-^oiacroi, -ov, b, »/, (fr. a neg.
and txirptd^m to injure) irre-
proachaile, harmless ; safe, se-
cure from offrora.
Avc-i3ov).zv7d;, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same,
and t-i($ovXivbi to pi >i) not to be
surprised^ secure, safe; candid*
ingenuous.
Ait-iyoti6os, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and tTTiypa^n a title, th. ypd<pw to
write) untitled, without inscrip-
tion, nameless, obscure.
Ai£~t«faXi'rro)j, (\'r. same, and firi-
KaXvrru) to cover) without con-
cealment, openly, avowedly, pub-
licly.
AitTiKuXvTwc, (fr. same, rtr? in-
tens. and /cojXvui to hinder) with-
out hindrance, freely.
Avrrft-rj-roc, -or, b, fi, (fr. same,
and t-i\ai*$dvb> to check) un-
hlamenblc, blameless, irreprehen-
sible, irreproachable.
Ar£T?ifiiieros, -ov, h, ff, (fr. same,
£~t in, and ftiyvv^i to mix) se-
cluderf, retired, lonely, solitary;
unsocial, implacable.
Av£frv6nTot,-ov, b,i/, (fr. same, and
£-ivoiuj to consider) inconsider-
ate, thoughtless, rash, hasty.
Ave-zil-tc-ros, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same,
£~i on, and f/u to polish) unpo-
lished, rough, unfinished.
Av£T?ipp£K7oc, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same,
£-r( on, and pifa to do sacrifice)
unfinished, imperfect; not offer-
eel, or sacrificed ; not duly so-
lemnized; not purified, or cleans-
ed.
krewtoriifHtp, -ovoi, b, ft, (fr. same,
and £-iarru<j)v knowing) igno-
rant, unskilful; illiterate; awk-
ward.
Avt-itrrpfou, f. »\fw% p. -(f>a, (fr.
same, and £-zterpj<pu to turn to)
to turn away, or from, avert.
Ai£Ttcrrp6<p<vs (fr. last) aversely,
heedlessly, vnthout regard, or
respect, without return.
- 'tos. Ion. for av£virt'jS£ioc,
-ov, b, fi, (fr. a neg. and ^ir^htoc
fit) unfit, improper, unsuitable.
A.vr-i&9oios, -ov, h, f], (fr. same,
and £-z'.<t,dovo<; envious) devoid of
envy, candid, generous; unen-
viable.
iffro?, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same,
and £Tri<pod%ofjai to consider) un-
expected, unthought of, unfore-
seen.
-civ, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. ot
- rood).
A ■ .-- i. Dor. for aveirrdftnv, 2
a. mid. of Avltrauai.
Averrronpat, per. pass, of avairroio-
fUM.
Av£sroti?ro, 3 sin. pper. pass, of
avaTrottofjiat, Poet, for avaitroio-
fint.
Avi-u, (fr. avi inten*. and frw to
ANE
say) to proclaim, publish, com-
maml, either as an injunction,
or prohibition ; to prohibit, for-
bid. 1 a. avclira. 2 a. aviiirov. 3
sin. avdirt- Poet. aviiTrazc.
Av/p', for avion, by Sync. dvSpa,
a. sin. ofuri'ip.
Avcpiaroc, -ov, o, jj, (fr. a neg.
an i tpJw to love) unamiable, dis-
agreeable, unpleasing, offensive,
hateful, odious ; unkind, un-
friendly ; not inclined to love.
Avcpc9i£u>, (fr. <iv<i intens. and tpt-
0i£w or tpiOu to provoke) to pro-
voke, stir, irritate.
Avcpclru, and Avcpunrw, (fr. same,
and tpeixu to ruin) to lay waste,
ruin, despoil; to steal, gather;
to tear, rend, pull in pieces ; to
destroy.
Xvtpet\pducvof, -rj, -ov, par. 1 a.
mid. of last.
Avipa, Ion. for dv&pcs, n. pi. of
avrjp.
Avcp(idri<rroc,-ov, o, ^, (fr. a neg.
an I ipuari^ to steady, th. cpua
!) illast) unsteady, unfirm, loose,
limber, pliant.
Avcp.rvu, (fr. ova up, and fjsiSJM or
tpnvQw to creep) to creep up,
crnul back.
Avcppdynv, 2 a. pass, of avapjtfi-
yvvpi.
Avcppiuivos, par. per. pass, of avap-
fadrru.
A\ip')uya -as, -c, Att. for avipfaya,
per. mill, of avapki'iywui.
Ai'tpi'cu, f. -I'Tiv, (fr. a»</ up, and
ipiitt to draw) to haul up, druw
ashore ; to tuck, or tie up ; to
steal ; to withdraw, remove. 1 a.
in 1. act. avtlpvaa.
Avip^ouai, f. avcXcvaouai, p. -i'j\v-
0u, (fr. avd up, and ip-^ouai to
go) to go up ; to return, come
back ; to enter, go in ; to surer ed,
follow ; to go over, repeat. 2 a.
ind. act. avfjXQov.
Avcpurdu, Ion. avcpwr/oi -w, fr. aid
intens. and tputrdui, which sec.
'Avt{, 2 a. impr. act. of avinui.
Avcaaiui, 1 a. n|(t. of Aw'^ui.
'Avccav, 3 pi. of avT]v, 2 a. act. of
avinui-
Aviaciauv, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
avaoclu .
"Avtffij, - o?, Att. -fwf, f), (fr- ovln-
ui to remit) remission, loosening,
looseness, relarabon ; indulgence,
r'.rre ition, refreshment, ease, rest;
remissness, negligence ; a release,
dismissal.
AvcavdaBnv, -rjs, -n, 1 a. ind. act.
of avaarr dus.
Lviaavro, for avairiavro, pper. pass,
of ava<rrvii>, or -cri'w.
Aviara, Dor. for aviary, 3 sin. 2
a. act. — kviarav, ^Eol. Sync,
for aviornoav, 3 pi. 2 a. ind. act.
— Aviariaai, Ion. for avcarf/ica-
fft, 3 pi. per. ind. act. — Av£<r-
rtwj, Ion. for avecrnKus, par.
per. aci. of avlarnfti.
Aviarnv, -jjj, -n, 3 pL -nnav, 2 a.
ind. act. — Aviornaa, -as, -s, or
-tv before a vowel, 1 a ind. act.
of -a )«.
ANE
Aviartos, -ov, o, {/, (fr. a neg. and
iaria a hearth) without a home, a
wanderer ; one who shuns home,
solitary.
Avcarpdfnv, -ns, -n, 2 a. ind. pass,
of avacrpi^m.
Aviaxiro, 3 sin. of Avca^unv, 2 a.
mill, of avi^m.
Avtrd^w, (of avd intens. and tra'^w
to examine) to inquire, search
out; to question, examine, extort
by torture.
AviruXu, -at, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of{
avuriWu).
Avin6iunv,-ao, -cro, imp. pass, ofl
avariQnui.
'Avcros, -ov, b, i), (fr. avirjfii to
loose) loosened; loose, lax, re-
mist, negligent.
Avcrpdrnv, -ns, -n, 2 a. pass. —
Avtrpi<p8nv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind.
pass, of avar p/rru).
'Avcv, without. ' AvcvOev,far qf, far
from.
Avcvdfa, (fr. avd intens. anil t»4Cm
to shout) to shout like bacchanals,
rare, celebrate orgies.
Avtvdcroi, -ov, b, !j, (fr. a nep. and
tvdtroi well arranged) ill adapt-
ed, unfit, inconvenient, unsuit-
able.
AvcvQCvoi, -ov, 6, '/, (fr. same, and
cvOvc straight) uneven, rough,
not level ; not accountalile, or
responsible.
Avcvdvvus, (fr. last) not subject to
rule, or control, unaccountable,
with impunity.
AvtvpcTv, inf. of avivpov, 2 a. of
avtvpitrKitt.
Avci'pzTOi, -ov, b, fh (fr. a neg. and
tvpiu obs. or ivpiaicii to find) not
found, un''iscovera*>le.
Avcvplaxu), f. -ivp-'au), p. -ci'pnica,
(fr. a or avd intens. and tvpiaxu
to find) to discover by diligenci,
invent ; to seek,find out ; to find,
meet with.
Avivpov, -t(, -t, ind. — Avcvpilv,
inf. Avwoovrti, n. pi. par. 2 a.
act. of last.
Avcvtprjftiu), (fr. avd intens. and cv-
<pr)uiu> to praise) to celebrate, ex-
tol, praise highly; to lament or
bewail avoiding unlucky words.
Avipaivov, -ij, -£, imp. act. — Av£-
(fxuvounv, -ov, -cro, imp. pass. —
Avtyiva, 1 a. act. — Avupnvd-
}inv, 1 a. mid. of ava<f>uivu).
ANH
efmvSrmm Or, for avtvtxOcif , fr.
avatyipu).
Avi^o'i^av, Dor. for avt^olunv,
pi. s. opt. mid, — A^oir', for
-ot 3 sui. pres. opt. mid.
Ot (ll.'^W.
An'x^i f- avifa, p» avw^jfru, (fr.
i>,and «^u to hold) to* hold
up, lift, raise, trait ; to- esteem ;
to hold oji, persist ; to hiiuler>
check, stop ; to ciute, rest, re-
lax; to- rise up, emerge ; to up-
hold, support, maintain ; I
bear up ; to bear, suffer ; ta at-
tract, arms to\ iiuluce. par. pres.
act. avijcyiv. 2 a. act. aviaxov
par. avttc^jv. pres. pass. ind.
avf%ouai' opt. avf\oifit, -oi»,
-oiro. imp. pass. avti\6^nv, and
nvu^Sunv. f. mid. avi*ouar 2 a.
mid. uv£<r£<fyifv. Att. nvi.ax6)tnv.
aa, -ai, -c, or -tv before a
1, 1 a. act. of uva^wp/w.
Av£ijia, -de, !,, (fcra. of next) a
tusin.
Avtxpibc, -o6, b, properly a nephew.
Also a cousin in any way.
Avitpv^Otv, for ava\^v-)(Qnvav, 3 pi.
1 a. |»ass. of ava\
'Av£o>, (n. pi. of dviu>c) silently,
mutely, without speech or noise.
Aviwya, -uj, -c, per. ind. mid. —
Aiiu>yu)i,-v7a, -6c, a. sin. -yora,
par. [ier. mid. — Aifaiy^/roj,par.
per. pass. — Avivi-n, -ae, -c, or
I'lioi^n, 1 a. ind. act. of avoiyu.
Aviu)vrai, for ayuirrat, 3 pi. per.
ind. pass, or for avwvrai, 3 pi.
2 a. sub. mid. of avinut.
'Aviu)c -w, 6, fi, (Att. for dvavoc or
dvavcoc, fr. a neg. and ado to
cry) silent, mute, dumb.
Avf'w^i, per. act. Att. — Avttoy-
uat, per. pass. — Avtuixdnv, -nc,
-n, 3 pi. -nauv, I a. ind. pass. —
Av£(j)£0»)vai, 1 a. inf. pass. —
Av(y\0tv, Sync, for avew^drjaav,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass, of avoiyui.
'Avn, -Tjc, f), (fr. avw or uvvu to
finish) perfection, perftclness,
completeness ; the perfecting,
completion, finishing, conclusion.
AvnQdoi -w, f. -r'/ffu, (fr. avd again,
and ti^Tj youth) to grow young
again ; to grow up, arrive at
puherty. pres. inf. act. avrfiav.
'Avrj%c, -ov, o, I, (fr. avd intens.
and 77 3n youth) very young; a
boy, stripling, lad.
K.vc<pd\\onat, f. -aXou/tat, (fr. avd , Av'ynyov, 2 a. ind. impr. avdyayc
upwards, nrl upon, and aWouai inf. av.iyayiiv. Att. for avijyuv
to leap) to spring back, to leap up,
rear. par. pre3. mid. avi<f>a\\6ut-
voc. Poet. aviird\ut\oc. I a. ind.
mid. avefn^dfiriv, by Sync, and
Dor. avn:d\finv, -d\n>, -aXro.
avdyi' &c. ofavdyu.
Ai yynArt, -as, -c, 1 a. act. 3 pi,
avi/yyctAnv. — Avi'iyyeAov, 2 a.
a^t. — Av>iyyi\rjv, -ns, -n, pass,
of avayyiWw.
Avi<Pcp5/inv, -ov, -cro, imp. ind. \Avnyicyiai, (fr. avd intens. and
pass, of ava<peoti). ijyiouai to lead) to tell, relate, re-
Avcq>bi'n(Ta,-ae,-c, 1 a. act. ofara- count, recite, pres. inf. mid. avr/-
<P<j)vc<o. | yilaOai.
Avcjcitjiuip, -ov, -cro, imp. mid. of Altaic, (fr. a neg. and !^vc sweet)
avfiyiia).
disagreeably, harshly.
3 pi.
AvrxcvQc, 2 pi. pres. ind. or impr. : Aiwoviv, Att. for avittiaav,
mid. — Aj'£X'Suc(?z, 1 pi. pres.! pper. mid. of dvtiui.
ind. mil. — KvtV'>uxvoc, -n, -avAAuyn, Poet, for avji, 2 a. sub. act.
par nrex mid. of av;X"i-
of
avinut.
Or, Att. for avTjci, 3
Av:X'
-eTan, ->v, p.,r. 1 a. pass. I sin. pper. of dvtifii, to return.
(48)
ANH
'AvnBov, -ov, rb, the herb jKise, or
dill.
Av>ji$a, 1 a. ind. act. of avatavui.
Avfi'tov, Ion. for dviov, 2 a. ofdvctui.
AvrjKdpnv, 1 a. ind. mid. — Avf/K£,
3 sin. 1 a. act. of avirjpt.
A.vi'ik€i, (impers. fr. av^/cw to be-
fit) it appertains, it is fit, it be-
comes, it is convenient, right, just.
AvrjKcv, 3 sin. before a vowel, imp,
of last.
AvrjKtcrros, -ov, b, h, (fr. a neg.
and aniopiai to cure) incurable,
past remedy, irremediable ; incon-
solable.
Avvkiotws, (fr. last) incurably.
Avr'/Kov, neut. sin. — Av»/Kovra,
neut. pi. of avfjtcuv.
AvrjKovrtQe, imp. ind. act. of ava-
Kovrt^o).
Avi'/Kooi, -ov, 6, f\, (fr. a neg. and
axovu) to hear) inattentive, negli-
gent ; disobedient ; silent, speech-
less ; ignorant, simple, unlearn-
ed, inexperienced; unheard of,
unknown, of no celebrity.
AwKovarioj -d, f. -rjaio, (fr. next)
not to attend; to neglect, slight,
disregard, disobey.
AvtjKovaros, -ov, o, ft, (fr. a neg.
and aicoi'j) to hear) not heard,
attended to, or regarded ; slight-
ed, neglected, disobeyed ; unheard
of, strange ; not to be heard, in-
audible, indistinct.
Avr'iKut, f. -£w, p. -n%a, (fr. ava up,
and t\ku to come) ta come tot
mount, arrive at ; to advance,
proceed, improve ; to reach, at-
tain, extend to ; to meet ; to Jit,
agree, suit; to become, bejit ; to
appertain, belong, relate to, con-
cwn; to avail, signify.
Av>i<u>v, -ovtra,-ov, (par. pres. act.
of last) ascending, mounting ;
raised, elevated, bofty ; reaching,
.pertaining, or belonging to ; Jit,
becoming, right.
Avn'Xaro, 3 sin. 1 a. mid. of avd\-
\ofiat.
Avr/Xaros, -ov, b, >), (fr. a neg. and
eS,avvu> to drive) unmoved, calm,
still ; stiff", inflexible, unyielding ;
obstinate, stubborn ; unbroken,
not trained, wild.
Avrj\dov, -cs, -c, 2 a. ind. act. of
avio^Ofiai.
AvtfAio?, -ov, b, f>, (fr. a neg. and
J/Ato? the sun) sunless, dark,
gloomy.
Avrj\u)8rjv, -ns, -rj, 1 a. pass. —
AvrjXwcra, 1 a. act. — Av^XwJta,
per. act. of avaX jVkgj.
Av^sXktjc, -ov, b, h, (fi". a neg.
and aftiXyu) to milk) not milked,
which yields no milk.
Avf\\itv, for avifitv, 1 pi. 2 a. act.
or Sync, for avrjKanev, 1 pi. 1 a.
of avlrjftt.
Avriptv, 1 pi. imp. of dvcipi, fr.
£i/i<, to be.
Avrjfttpos, -ov, o, fi, (fr. a neg. and
rinrpis gentle) wild,Jierce, savage;
cruel, pitiless.
Avrji, -f?c, -n, 2 a. act. of avtnui.
Avrjvnffdat, inf. of Avnvdfinv. 1 a.
mid. of avalvvuat.
G
AN©
Avfiviytca, -as, -t, or -tv before a
vowel, and Ion. avivtiica, 1 a.
act. — AvnvtixBpoav, Ion. for
avr)viyx&T)<Tav, 3 pi. of Avrjviy^
Qriv, 1 a. ind. pass, of ava</>/pw
Avfivnuat, -cat, -rai, per. pass, of
avaivouai.
Avf/vo&a, -as, -c, by Epenth. and
Att. redupl. for rjvBa, per. mid. of
avBtw.
Avrjvvcros, or Avfjvvros, -ov, 6, fj,
(fr. a neg. and avvu to finish)
unfinished, imperfect ; not ;© 6c
finished; unceasing, intermina-
ble ; insurmountable, impracti-
cable.
Avfjvwp, -opos, o, »;, (fr. a neg. and
avfip a man) unmanly ; slothful,
lazy, inactive; dull, heavy, stupid.
Avrirrai, 3 sin. per. pass, of avdir-
rojiai.
Avtip, avtpbs, Sync, for dvepos, 5, a
man, husband.
Avppidrjv, ~rjs,-T], 1 a. ind. pass, of
avaipiu).
Avnpeivpavro, 3 pi. 1 a. mid. of avc-
•efarw.
AviipvK&Sy -v7a, -bs, Att. avapaipn-
ku>s, Ion. avappaipnieus, par. per.
act. of ava tpib).
Avnpidftnffdunv, 1 a. mid. of ava-
piBu.tu>.
Avi'iporos, -ov, 6, 17, (fr. a neg. and
ap6u> to plough) untilled, uncul-
tivated, neglected ; unmarried.
AvfjoTracra, -as, -e, 1 a. act. of avap-
Avrjpwrcvv, Ion. and Dor. for avt-
pwrovv, 3 pi. cont. imp. of aveow-
r/w.
Avfts, 2 sin. 2 a. sub. act. — Avrj-
<r<o, -us, -eti 1 f. ind. act. of
avitrui.
Avtydyv, -re, -17, 1 a. pass, of
avdnrdi.
Av,'xOti¥, -ns, -V, 1 ph -Bn/iev, 3
pi. -Bnoav, 1 a. indi pass, of
avdyu).
Avr/w, Att. for avtiij), Poet, for
aviu, Ion. for avZ, 2 a. sub. act.
of avlrtfii.
Av6\ before an aspirate for avrh
which see.
AvOatpto) -w, (fr. avrt for, and a'tpiuj
to take) to take in preference, pre-
fer, choose, elect ; to gain, get.
AvBdirroum, (fr. avrt against, and
aiTTU) to touch) to touch, attack,
or lay hands upon in turn, or
after another ; to cling, em-
brace, or supplicate in turn; to
move, affect, afflict ; to touch,
reach, rome to ; to take in hand,
undertake.
'Avfca, nl. of ai'Ooc.
Ai'0r7, 3 sin. cont. pres. of avBiia,
' AvQua, -^<r, >% Antheia, the name
of several cities ; an epithet of
Venus and Juno.
AvtitiKovra, 3 pi. of avBti\6priv, 2
a. mid. of nvOmofo).
Avftnvbs, and Av^jVo?, -r?, -bv, (fr.
dvdos a flower) in blow, bloom-
ing, fiowishing. vnroroun ; flow-
ery, adorned withfion:crs.
AvBfutvot, Poet, for avntifpcvosj
par. 2 a. mid. ttf*var48mu.
(4J
AN0
Av0/juov,-ov,to, (fr. dvBof aflower)
the herb githf or nigella ; an or»
nament.
AvBe/jLis, -tSos, 1), (fr. same) a flow-
er ; the herb chamomile.
AvBtpdtts, -taaa, -ev, and "Avde/io$,
-ov, 6, t), (fr. same) flowery t
blooming, bright, luxuriant.
'AvBefiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
flower.
AvOii-ouat, -p, -crai, 1 f. mid. —
AvQifanai, 1 a. sub. mid. of av-
rixonai.
Av6cptu>v, -wvos, 6, (fr. avBiut to
blossom) the chin; the part be
neath the lower jaws in beasts ;
the throat.
AvBiptKos, -ov, 6, the star-flower \ or
asphodel.
AvBtpii;, -ikos, 6, same as aBfip.
'AvBcaav, Poet, for aviBcaav^ 3 pi.
2 a. act. of avarlBn/jn.
'AvBkti, d. pi. of dvBos.
AvBiurnKa, -as, -c, per. ind. act. —
AvBtcrrriKOTes, n. pi. of AvBeo-rn-
Kus, -via, -bs, par. per. act. of
avBicrnui.
' AvBzro, for aviBcro, 3 sin. 2 a.
mid. ofavariBn/it.
AvQevaav, Dor. for avBovoav, a.
sin. fern. cont. par. pres. act. — .
AvOevai, Dor. for avBovai, cont.
fr. avBtovatyd. pi. par. pres. or
3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
AvBiu) -w, f. -*jc<i>, (fr. dvB»s a
flower) to blossom, bloom, bear
flowers; to flourish, prosper ; to
shine, dazzle* glitter; to ooze,
trickle, per. ind. mid. rjvBa' for
which also t'/voda, and Att. avfj-
voBa.
'AvBrj, or 'A.vttj, -nsy %, the name
of a city.
A.v8t]6u)v, -6vos, »% (fr. dvBos a
flower, and iSw to eat) a bee ; or
rather an epithet of the bee,
from living on flowers.
A.v&npds* -a, -bv, (fr. same) flow-
ery, fresh, blooming ; gay, lively.
A.v6<£w, f. -taa>, (fr. same) to budf
blossom, put forth flowers ; to
slrev), garnish, adorn with flow-
ers ; to colour, tinge, dye.
AvBlfa, or AvBt^o/iai, (fr. ivrl
against, and i^w to seat) to sit
down against* encamp opposite,
besiege.
AvQtvbf, -ri, -bv, (fr. same) flow-
ery, adorned withflowers.
AvdiffTct/inv, -rtffo, or -u),-aro, imp.
mid. — AvBiardfievos, par. pres.
mid. — AvBiuravrai, 3 pi. pres.
ind. mid. of
AvBiarrjm, f. avTtcrfjcu), p. avBi-
arrjKa, (fr. avri against, and
"(ttvih to stand) to stand against,
resist, oppose. 1 a. avTiarrjira' 2
a. avriarnv' imp. pass. avBiard-
fi'iv. -uao, -am.
AvBohi'xos, -ov, b, (fr. dvBos a flow-
er, and titxofiai to contain) a
flower-pot, flower-basket.
AvBo\oyrti) -tD, f. -ncrw, (fr. same,
and Xf'yw to gather) to gather
flowers; to select beauties; to
cull, choose.
AvBofioXoyiu) -d, f. -fjaa), (fr. avri tQ
AN©
return, and bpe^oy /w to confess)
to confess in turn, assent or agree
mutually, covenant, or stipulate
on both sirles ; to sing praises, or
thanksgivings resjyonsitely.
AvBopc, Poet, for uviBopt, 3 sin. 2
a. of avnBopiu).
'AvBos, -cos -ovs, rb, a flower, bios-
aom ; fresh growth ; the budding
or shooting of trees ; luxuriance,
bloom, flower, pride, excellence ;
a garland ; a apark ; a Jit, pa-
roxysm.
Av0* 8nw, for which ? for what ?
why ? wherefore ?
AvPp'ircvs, -ios, Att. -tuts, b, (fr.
dvdpaf a coal) a collier, coal-
man.
Av&patcia, -as, fj, (fr. same) a heap
of bur nine coah, afire.
'Av8pa%, -aKos, b, a burning, or live
coal ; a ca/fninde.
'AvBpa^ts, -tog, Att. -twf, r), (fr.
last) a coal; afire, conflagration ;
a burn.
Avdpi'/vn, -vs, f), a waap, hornet.
'AvOpMir', for SvBpuirc, v. of dv-
Bpwrroi.
Av9pu>TrdptoKos,-ov, 6, r), (fr. dvBpu-
rroi a man, and npfoKut to please)
one who courts popularity, a man-
pleiser ; ambitious, intriguing ;
a flatter cr^ parasite.
k.v6ou>TTiT), cont. nvOpu)rT>, -ns, r),
(tr. ssme) the human shin.
AvOp'nrttos, and Ion. AvOpuvi'itos,
-ov, b, '!), AvOp orrtvoi, AvQptont-
kos, -r), -or, (fr. same) human,
belonging to man.
AvBpjtTtlioi, AvOptorrlvui, and Av-
8puiruru>s, (fr. same) like a man,
accririlinertt human nature; man-
fully ; court roil sly, kindly.
AvBpuvla, -as, fi, (fr. same) hu-
manity, human nature ; benevo^
len:e, kindness.
AvdpwriQu), (fr. same) to behave or
act like a ma7i, he hke a human
creature; Avflpwrr/^o/iai, to be-
come man, be made human, par
1 a. pass. avOpio-xtoQcic.
Avdptoriov, -ov, rd, (dim. fr. s..me)
a little man, dwarf, pigmy; a
fellow, rarlet, knave.
Av0p.on6y\uiTrog, -ov, b, //, (fr.
same, and y\u)o<r<i the tongue)
speaking with, or imitating the
human voice. An epithet of a
parrot.
Avdpu>i:ottSris, -ios -ovs, b, r), (fr.
same, and tf&K shape) of hu-
man firm, in the shape of man.
AvBpwtznBvaia, -as, r), (fr. same,
and Ova to sacrifice) a human
aaa iflce.
AvdpuTroKTdvos, 'ov, b, (fr. same,
and Krdvu) to kill) a manslayer,
murderer.
AvBpu>-o\6yos, -ov, b, r), (fr- same,
and \6yo$ a discourse) treating of
human nature, speaking of man.
AvdpoJiTos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. dvu> up, rpi-
iru) to turn, and u\p the counte-
nance) man, mankind, the hu-
man species ; human nature ; a
man, person, husband, master.
Av6puTTof-'yoct -ov, 6, //, (fr. last,
AN1
and fdyu to eat) a man-eater,
cannibal.
AvBp<i)vo<pvr)s, -tot -oi'it b, f), (fr.
same, and $6^ to be) of human
nature, born like men.
AvBvravrdo) -w, f. -i'/ou>, (fr. avrt
against, and biravrdfi to meet)
to go to meet ; to encounter, run
together.
AvBvrrartia, -as, t), (fr. avOvraros
a proconsul) the qffice of procon-
sul, a proconsulate , or procon.
sulthip.
AvBvcarcvovros, g. sin. par. pres. ;
act. of
AvQvrurivu), f. -tvoti), p. nvBvvd-
nvKa, (fr. next) to be a procon-
aul ; to enjoy, or discharge tlie
qffice of proconsul.
Av8vrrdros,-ov, b, (fr. avri for, and
Ziruras a consul) a proconsul; a
Roman magistrate next to the
consul.".; a luutcnant, governor.
AvQvxovpyitii -u>, (fr. same, {,nb un-
der, and ipyov work) to work
under, or along with, assist, co-
operate ; to give work in return.
Av8v<t>atp**> -u, (fr. avri in turn, and
{i<P<upt(ui to WMMr»w) to subtract,
take away, Ussen proportionally.
AvOwfio\oycirn, 3 sin. cont. imp.
mid. of 'ii'Oo/ioXoy/w.
AvQ' wv, far which, wherefore.
Avtu, -ui, and Ion. Avii/, -rjs, //,
grief, sorrow, wo, mourning ;
soilness, heaviness, pcnsiveness ;
\t ration, trouble.
Avia, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
uvuiu).
Avtnfa, f. -riffw, (fr. rm'« grief) to
cause sorrou:, grieve, trouble, sad-
den ; to fret, repine, repent.
Aiinob; or Avinpos, -'«, -bv, (fr.
samf ) mournful, sad, sorrowful,
melancholy, painful, distressing,
afflictive ; troublesome, lexatious.
comp. aviapdrtpos, sup. -oraros'
and uvii/piorepos, -ioraros.
AvuioOnv, 1 a. sub. pass. ofavid£u>.
Avulai, Att. for tivtWi, 3 pi. pres.
ind. ofavinut' — Aviaoi, for uv ri-
ot, 3 pi. pres. of dvetfit, to go up.
Aviaros, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
idouat to heal) vicurable ; re-
mediless, desperate.
Avidrpevros, -ov, b, n, (fr. a neg.
and tarptvtt) to cure) uncured,
not healeel ; incurable.
Avidrujs, (fr. aviaros incurable) in-
curably.
Ai/a^of, -ov, b, fi, (fr. a intens.
and td^u) to resound) noisy ; vo-
ciferous, loud, clamorous; rat-
tling, crashing, pealing.
Avtdu) -w, f. -dam, p. rjvtatca, (fr.
avia grief) see avtd^w. pres.
opt. pass, avtaolunv -yfinv, aoio
-<~>o, aoiro -loto.
Avtopiar't, (fr. a neg. and "opu)s
sweat) without labour, toil, or
trouble, easily.
Ai'tfpioros, -ov, b, f), (fr. same)
without tremble, easy ; without
sweat, or exercise.
Avtri, pres. impr. act. cont. or 3
sin. cont. imp. ind. act. — Avtiiv,
pres. inf. act. cont. — Avitts, 2
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sin. cont. imp. ind. act. ofaWq/ii
as if fr. nv(/<u.
Avlttv, foran'»7v, imp. act Avu/j,
-ttaa,-iv, par. prc6. act. — Avi/-
fttvos, par. pres. mid. — Avu/»7v,
-m, -1, pres. opt act. — Avti-
vat, pres. mf. act. vim»blfA.
Avltpos, -ov, b, ij, ((r. nexl) unholy,
profane.
Avttpdw -w, f. -<iiTu>, p. -uko, (fr.
nvu intens. ;iu<l "uoos holy) to do
holy ct re monies, sacrifice; to con-
i dr.
AvUokov, -cs, -c, imp. of <m/<nrw,
Poet, for avinfi t.
Avtciivrai, Dor. and Ion. for avtovv-
rat, 3 pi. pres. pass, of uvi/w,
for avtnut.
'Avt^ov, -ov, rd, the herb anise.
AvtnOiis, 1 a. par. pass, of av;io>.
Aviofit, f. ->'iou), p. -uKa, (fr. avd
up, and trjut to send) to send
buck ; to cast, fling, Uirow up-
wards ; to emit, discharge ; to
loosen, unloose, open, atrip ; to
lihi rate, release, let go ; to slack-
en, relax, intermit, moderate,
lessen ; to remit, for give, forbear ;
to dismiss, leave, let alone; to
desert, forsake ; to let elip, omit,
nr»lirt; to urge, incite, impel.
1 a. tct. uiTiKti. 2 a. act. ind.
avr)v sub. avGt' par. pres. act.
avals' 2 a. avcis' par. pres.
pass, avtlfitvos' 1 a. ind. pass.
aviQnv, and uvilOnv par. avidets-
Avinv, a. sin. of artn, Ion. for avia.
Also imp. ofaihjfit.
Avtnpiartpos, -t'crnros, and Avinpd-
rtpos, -6rnros, comp. and sup. of
avttipbs, for nvtnpos-
Avn'atat, &o\. for nvtt)en, 2 sin.
1 f. mid. — Avti'/aiKi, -as, -t,
JEa\. for avu'ontfit, 1 a. opt. —
Avtr)eu,-ns,-ri, 1 a. sub. of avtdu.
A vino t, 3 sin. of avinfu.
' Aviko, Dor. for i'/kVi.
AvUnros, and Dor. Avixaros, -ovt
b, r), (fr. a neg. and patdm to con-
quer) invincible ; unc.onquereel.
Aw'Xods, -w, b, f), {fr. a neg. and
"tXeuis merciful) pitiless, merciless,
inhuman, cruel.
Aviudii) -u>, (fr. avi up, and \fidta
to draw, th. "pas a thong) to haul
up, weigh ; to draw up, or out
of; to exhaust, empty.
' Aviov, Dor. for r)viov.
Avitrvra, -ovoav, -bv, a. sin. 2 a.
par. of dvtifii, to go up.
' Avloyos, Dor. for hvio-^os-
' Avnri7osi-ov, b, >i, {fr. a neg. and
777:70? a horse) without a horse ;
an infantry solelier.
Avinriifiat, f. -rjoouat, (fi. avd up,
and iTrrajjiai to fly) to fly up, off,
or away ; to soar. 2 a. ind. mid.
avz.Trd\ir\v, Dor. avtrrdpav. 2 a.
ind. act. avtnrnv' inf. avairrrj-
vat, fr. aviixrnut.
Avnrrdirovs, -orios, b, //, (fr. next,
and rovs the foot) with unwash-
ed, dirty, or unclean feet.
Avtrrros, -ov, 6, r), {fr. a neg. and
vl-irrw to wash) unwashed, foul ;
unclean, not purified, d. pi. Ion.
avinrotoi.
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Avio-rducvos, par. pres. mid. —
Aviaraadai, pres. inf. mid. —
Aviararai, 3 sin. pres. inf. mid. of
Avioriipi, f avaarfiau), p. aviorr]Ka,
(fr. avd up, and io~rnut to place)
to stand , rise, rise up again; to
arise, appear ; to rise up against,
oppose, resist ; to set out, depart ;
to raise, erect, exalt ; to take up,
remove ; to rouse, set in motion,
cause to depart, banish ; to sub'
vert, overthrow. 1 a. act. avtarn-
ca' 2 a. act. ind. aviffrnv' impr.
avdora, and avdarndf sub. ava-
CTtib' inf. avaorrjvai" par. ava-
<jrds. 1 f. mid. avaaTijoofiai.
Aviaropiw -w, (fr. avd again, and
laropiw to examine) to inquire,
ask.
Avtorw, Att. for aviorjffo, pres.
impr. pass, of avivmni-
'Aviax^s, -vos, b, 7, (fr. a neg. and
urxvs strength) weak, feeble,
nerveless.
AviV^u>, (fr. avd intens. and tcr^w
for /j^w to hold) to uphold, sup-
port, raise, lift ; to hold up,
arise ; to contain, restrain, re-
frain, behave, par. pres. avioX^V
pres. impr. mid. avfaxov, Ion.
avlaxto.
Ak^i'£ij(i>, (fr. avd along, and ryvos
a track) to trace, search after,
pursue ; to investigate, eximine.
Avi(oue9a, 1 pi. cont. pres. ind.
mid. — Aviaoifiriv -wunv, -doio
-wo, -doiro -wto, pres. opt. pass,
of avidw.
Jiviwv, -ovaa, -bv, par 2 a. of dvti-
(ii, to go up.
Avi&v, g. pi. of avla.
'Avva, Anna, Eng. Anne, a wo-
man's name.
'Avvas, Annas, a man's name.
'Avvuv, Poet, for dvav, pres. inf.
of dvd), for avuu).
AvvidaXos, Poet, for avedeXos, -ov,
b, >';, (fr. a neg. and vctiiXn a
cloud) cloudless, bright, clear,
serene.
AwovPis, -tos, b, Annubis, an
Egyptian idol.
'Avoios, -ov, b, fi, (fr. ava up, and
bSbs a road) having a road, or
path upwards, steep. Or (fr. a
neg. and same) pathless, with-
out a road, impassable.
Avo8vpouai,ft. ava intens. and o<3i5-
pouat, which see.
Avofjuwv, -ovos, b, %, (fr. a neg.
and vofiuwv sensible) of weak in-
tellects, simple, silly , foolish.
Avor/cla, -as, f), (fr. a neg. and
vofw to understand) foolishness.
Avdtjros, -ov, b, >j, (fr. same) unin-
telligible ; unintelligent, dull, un-
apprehensive ; senseless ; incon-
sid'rate, thoughtless, foolish.
'Avoia, -as, 7, (fr. same) madness ;
folly, want of understanding.
'Avoiy^a, -dros, rb, (fr. next) an
opening, unclosing, unlocking;
disclosure ; a passage, entrance,
door.
Lvoiyw, Avoiyvvw, and Avolyvti/Jt,
f. avol^w, p. aviwxai A&. f°r
*v?Xa> (^"* °1''* m[e'is. and oiyut
ANO
to open) to open, throw open; to
unclose, unlock, unbar, a/lmit ; to
disclose, unfold. 1 a. aviio^a, and
//voil-a' inf. avol^at. per. pass.
avtwypai, and nviwyyiai. 1 a.
pass, nvewx^nv, and avt&xQnv,
3 pi. ave<l>xdnvav. 2f. pass, avoi-
yriaouai. p. mid. aviwya' par.
avewyws.
Avoidiw, same as oi8iu), avoi&naav,
n. sin. neut. 1 a. par. act.
Avoids, g. sin. of avoiv, Ion. for
avoia.
AvoiKicpibs, -ov, b, (fr. ava again,
and oiki\u> to inhabit) a return,
restoration, replacing.
AvotKoSo/xfU) -w, f. -rjcu), p. avwKO-
SdfirjKa, (fr. ava again, oIkos a
house, and 8iuu> to build) to re-
build, repair, build up again ; to
restore, reinstate.
AvotKoSou>'icu), -us, -ei, 1 f. ind.
act. of last.
'Avoikos, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
oIkos a house) houseless, an exile,
wanderer.
Avoiktus, -fii -bv, (fr. avolyu) to
open) open, unclosed, wide ex-
panded ; that may be opened.
'Avoiktos, -ov, b, f], (fr. a neg. and
o7ktos pity) pitiless, merciless,
ruthless, unmerciful, cruel.
AvoIktws, (fr. last) unmercifully,
without pity ; unpitied.
Avoiuui^u), f. -fa, fr. avd intens. and
oiuwfa, which see.
Avoi^ai, 1 a. inf. — Avoi^as, -uaa,
-av, par. 1 a. act. of avoiyio.
'Avoids, -tos, Att. -ms, hi (^r
avoiyw to open) an opening, un-
closing, unlocking ; a chasm,
passage, entrance, door.
Avoiaw, 1 f. act. of ava<pipu>.
'Avoiro, 3 sin. pres. opt. ofdvopaiy.
pass, of dvoi, or avvw.
AvoixOwoi, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. pass, of
avoiyw.
AvoXfiia, -as, ft, Ion. avoXtfin, (fr.
next) want, poverty ; wretched-
ness, misery.
'AvoX(3os, -ov, b, ft, (fr. a neg. and
6Xj3os wealth) destitute, needy ;
forlorn, forsaken ; unhappy, mi-
serable.
AvoXcdoos, and AvtaXtdpos, -ov, b,
h, (fr. a neg. and 6\tdpos harm)
safe, secure, freejrom danger.
Avo\o\v£w, fr. avd intens. and o\o-
Xv^w, which see.
Avo\o<pvpouat,fr. same, and o\o<pv-
po/iai, which see.
'Avouai, pass, or mid. of avw, for
avvw.
Avouftptw -5, (fr. same, and 6p-
Ppos rain) to pour down rain, or
like rain, deluge, overflov}.
'Avoufipos,-ov, b, ri, (fr. a neg. and
6/x^pos rain) without rain, dry,
wanting rain.
Avopfw -w, f. -fiaw, p. -rjKa, (fr.
dvo/.tos lawless) to act unjustly,
abuse, injure, defile.
Avoprjua, -dros, to, (fr. last) a
wrong, injury ; crime, trans-
gression.
Avo/ii-z, -a?, fit (fr. same) illegality,
iniquity, transgression ; impiety,
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sin; violence, rapine; perver-
sion, or confusion of principles.
AvopiiaTos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. o neg. and
dfiua an eye) wanting eyes, in-
capable of seeing.
Avouoiost-ov, b, Sh (fr. a neg. and
biioios like) unlike, dissimilar;
different.
Avohoiottis, -vtos, q, (fr. last) un~
likeness, difference.
'Avojxos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. a neg. ami
v6uos law) illegal, unlawful; law-
less, sinful, iniquitous, wicked;
violent, injurious, not having,
knowing, or acknowledging a law;
an unbeliever, apostate, infidel.
Avofidw -w, (fr. last) same as avo-
fieii).
Avdfjiws, (fr. same) without law;
unlawfully, wickedly, violently.
Avovnros, -ov, b, ft, (fr. a neg. and
6vnui to delight) useless, unpro-
fitable, unavailing ; unpleasant,
disagreeable, offensive, hurtful.
'Avoos -ovs,-6ov -oo, (fr. a neg. and
vuos sense) senseless, foolish, stu-
pid ; perverse ; mad, distracted.
Avunaia, -as, f/, « kind of eagle; cr
a swallow.
Avoirnta, or Avovaiws, insensibly,
unperceived, invisibly. Or, for
av' otto-la, over, or above the
chimney, high, lofty.
'Avo-Xos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. a neg. and
otXov a weapon) unarmed, de-
fenceless, dismantled.
AvdnXiDs, (ft;, last) without defence,
weakly^
Avopla, Dor. for nvopia.
AvopBou) -w, f. -tio-oj, p. avwpBwKa,
(fr; avd up, and ooQow to straight-
en) to raise, lift up ; to rear, set
up, erect ;, to rebuild, restore ; to
correct; tp)estoi>lish. 1 a. ind. ai-
wpdwo-a'- iiwpr. avopdwoov 1 a.
pass, avuipdwdrjv.
'Avopfxos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. a neg. and
bpjios a harbour) without a har-
bour, unsafe for ships.
Avopovaa, Ion. for avwpovoa, -aj,
-t, 1 a. act. or
Avopovw, f. -ovffU),p. avwpovica, (fr.
avd up, and opovoi to start) to
start up, rise hastily; to rush,
dart.
Avopv^as, -a<ra, -av, par. of Avo-
pv£w, -jis, -ji, sub. 1 a. act. of
Avopvccw, or -ttu), (fr. avd up,
and opvaau) to dig) to dig up,
root; to raise from tfie dead.
Avooios, -ov, b, >), (fr. a neg. and
bcios holy) unholy, impious, pro-
fane, wicked ; faithless, treacher-
ous, cruel, comp. avooiu>TcpoSf
sup. -tiraros-
'Avoaos, -ov, b, 7, (fr. same, and
voo-os disease) healthy.
Avoo-rtos, -ov, b, //, (fr. same, and
oariov^ a bone) without bones,
boneless.
Av6o-TltijLos,-ov, b, rj, (fr. same, and
voo-rifios returning, th. vioriw to
return) without return, never U>
return ; hopeless.
Avnoros, and Avoarvros, -ov, b, ^.
(fr. same, and vocros a return, th
voariu to return) not to be trot*
ANT
den back, or retraced ; that may
not return ; an exile.
Avovaros, -ov, b, q, (fr. avtii with-
out, and ovas, Poet, for oCf an
ear) without or venting ears,
deaf.
AvovOirnrot, -ov, 6, f), (fr. a neg.
and vovOirrui to advise) inatten-
tive, heedless ; perverse, obsti-
nate ; that will not be advised.
'Avovj, see av6o<.
Avo'ios, for dvoerof.
Avovraros, -ov, b, h, (fr. a neg. and
ovrdut to wound) not wounded,
unhurt.
Avovrrjri, (fr. last) without a wound.
Avt>x>h -»7V« 7» (""• "v/^u to with-
hold) an intermission, interval,
pause ; a truce, cessation of arms ;
fortiearance, patience, indulgence.
Avb^vpos, -ov, b, h, (fr. a neg. and
tftvpos or o^ypbi firm) not forti-
fied, unfenced ; insecure.
'Avara, and 'KvaraQi, Dor. foravd-
rrnQt, 2 a. impr. act. — Avordt,
for uvaarac, par. of avicrrjv, 2 a.
ind. act. — Aurr^tcai, Att. and
Dor. for avaarrjvai, 2 a. inf. act.
— Avor^enaOat, for avaari)ater-
6at, 1 f. inf. mid 'Avorrjaov,
for avdarnerov, 1 a. impr. art. —
Avari',rnv, for avaari/rnv, 3 du. 2
a. ind. act. of aviornpi.
Avarpi<ptrai for avaorpi<pirai, 3 sin.
pres. ind. mid. of avaorpi<pu>.
AvoxiOiu), Poet, for avi^y). inC
avaa^cOieiv -t]v.
'Aur^to, Poet, for arn'ir^fo, Ion. for
avdo-%ov, 2 a. impr. niul. — Amt
try^acaOai, for avaax'iOioOai, 1 f.
int. mid. — Aver^uoinv, -oio, -oir*,
for avaoxoiynv, opt. of avto~x°~
finv, 2 a. mid. of av/^w.
AKTYirdj, for ai/aff^rnk, -oP, i, ^,
(fr. aw'^iK to hear) tuleralile, sup-
portable, that may be endured.
Avr' for avrl, before a smooti
vowel.
'Avra, (fr. avri against) opposite,
contrary to ; directly ; very.
Avrayopd^io, f. -dffw, (avri for, and
ayopn'£u> to buy) to buy in return
for, to barter.
Avrayuvifypai, f. -laouai, p. avrrj-
yu)via\tai, (fr. avri against, and
ayuvi^ouai to contend) to strive
against, resist, oppose, contend
with. 1 a. ind. mid. avrnywvi-
gdui/v.
AvrayuvicTris, and Avrayu>viaros
-ov,b, (lr. same) an antagonist,
foe, rival, adversary ; a com-
batant, champion.
AvraSiKfut -w, f. -rjao), (fr. avrl for,
and aSiKio) to wrong) to injure
in return, to retaliate.
AvTatlpu), (fr. avri against, and
atipic to raise) to raise, to set, or
to rise up against ; to oppose, re-
sist, inf. avnutpciv.
Avrdtis, Dor. for avrijcis, -tcca, -ev,
(fr. dvrr^v opposite) contrary, op-
posite, adverse ; inimical, hostile.
Avraioi, -a, -on, same as last.
AvraKatoi, -top, o'i, sea monsters.
AvaKovui, f. -oiciD, (fr. avri for,
and axovu to hear) to ILden,
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hearken, attend; to hear in turn,
or reply.
AvrdXXayua, -Xros, rb, (fr. same,
and aWdcau) to exchange) a
change, exchange, commutation ;
the thing given in exchange, an
equivalent ; price, ransom, re
demption; compensation, retri-
bution ; a type, similitude ; rela-
tion, reference, correspondence.
Avrapcilitro, Dor. for avrnutifitro
j imp. of
Avrafiiipu), or -ouai, fr. avri in
turn, and auciiiu, whirh see.
Avrdfitt\j,ti, -ioi, Att. -cujf, n, (fr.
same) recompense, return, com-
pensation, exchange.
Avravatpiw -w, (fr. avri for, avu
up, and aipiu) to take) to take,
lift, or curry auay m return.
Avravalpui, (fr. same, and nlpta to
cut off) to destroy, uastr, ruin,
in re turn, or by way of retaliation.
AvravateXdw -u>, (fr . same, and jcAdu
to break) to rebouml ; to reflect,
or refract.
AvravanXipdw -w, f. -u>ou>, avrava-
ircirXijpvKa, (fr. same, and irXij-
jbou) to fill ) to fill up, or complete
in turn ; to finish, or perfect the
corrcsponeience, fulfil ; to coun-
terbalance.
Avravaerr/jaai, 1 a. inf. act. of av-
ravierrtjfAt.
'AvravSpoi, -ov, 6, fj, (fr. avri in-
stead, and<n»;p a man) a substi-
tute, a deputy.
Kvraviarnut, C -or/jaw, (fr. avri
against, and eerrn^i to set) to
rmsr, or set up against ; Avra-
i ('ard/iai, to rise up against, re-
sist, rebel, remit.
Avravopie\at4 Dor. for Avryvoptfiat,
-tjv, o't, tfie sons or descendants of
Antenor.
Avravvoiif, -Sea, -av, for avaraw-
aas, par. 1 a. act. of avaravvto,
the flame as avanhu).
Avrd£io<;,-a, -ov, (fr. avri for, and
dl-ios deserving) equivalent, equal
in worth, value, ox estimation ;
as good as ; on a level, or equali-
ty with ; preferable.
AvTairolihoiui, f. avrairodwotn, p.
avTa-nobi&iiMca, (fr. avri for, and
ar:o6lfnaui to return) to hand over,
transfer; to recompense, repay, re-
turn, imp. ind. avrairtcidwv. 2 a.
ind. avrairi6b)v. inf. avra-nobov-
,ai' oar .avrairoSovs. 1 a. pass, av-
TairtbutQnv. 1 f. avrairoSodt'iOojiai.
Avraz6&ii)ua% -uroc, rb, (fr. same)
recompense, retribution, retalia-
tion, requital ; a turn, winding;
change, revolution.
AvTtnroSwois, -tog, Att. -««>?, fj, (fr.
same) recompense, remuneration,
reward ; wares bartered, or ex-
changed.
AvrairobuiTiKbi, -r), -bv, (fr. same)
retributory ; equivalent.
AvrairoKpivoftai, (fr. air! in return,
and airoKplvouai to answer) to
make answer in return, contra-
dict, reply. 1 a. pass. avTantxpi-
dnv' inf. avrairoKpiQrivai. 1 f. av-
ranoicpiOf'ffouai.
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Avraw6<ep(o-t(,-ioc, Att. -tmf, f), (fr.
same) a reply, ansuir.
Avrarr6\\v^i, (fr. avri for, and
arrbMvfti to destroy) to ruin,
uastr, destroy, in return, or in rem
Avra-noariWu), (fr. same, and a7ro-
oriXXw to send away) to send
back Ogmm ; send i/i j, lace of.
Avranoriu, lr. tart in return, and
aworiui, wluch see.
AvrdnreoOat, Ion. for avOdirncdai,
pres. inf. of avddrropai.
Avrdpcii,-i»s, Att. -eu>c,f,, (fr. avri
against, and aipm to raise) a
lifting the hand against, an as-
sault ; rebellion, insurrection.
Airdprtjs,-ov,bf (fr. same) a rebel,
mmrgmU
Avruoi7u£opat, (fr. avri in return,
and aond^opai to embrace) to
embrace heuitdy, to return love,
to show mutual ajjhtion, salute
those that salute me.
Avravyiiu, -uj, //, (fr. hit] against,
ami K*yj) brightness) rueiiance,
beaininu, <>r nf<ning of light.
Avrauv, f. -vou), p. avri)i>ka, (fr.
avri against, and at)w to cry) to
cry out against; to shout in re-
turn, or reply.
Kvrdu) -<S, f. -,',au), p. ijvrnxa, (fr.
avri against) to meet; to face,
encounter ; to meet with, find,
get, obtain.
Avrt06\nea, -ay, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
of avrtfioXiut.
AvriyxXnua, Xros, ro, (fr. avri
against, and ga\im to call) an
accusation in reply, recrimina-
tion, retort.
AvrcSt^iovvro, 3 pi. cont. imp. mid.
of avrt6i^i6oftat.
'AvrctXas, Poet, for av*.ru\a%, 2
sin. or for avarciXas, par. 1 a.
act. of avariXXu).
Avriivu), Poet, for avartivia. So
'Avtkivov, for avdreivov, 1 a.
impr. and Avruvat, for avurtivai,
1 a. inf.
Avrrnrt7v, 2 a. inf. of avrirru).
Avretpcerdai, pres. inf. of
Avrcipouai, or -ipouat, (fr. avri in
turn, and tipu or ipopai to ask)
to ask in return.
Avreierdyo), fr. same, and tierdyta,
which see.
Avrticdpauiliv, -overa, -bv, par. 2 a.
act. of avraerpixti).
AvrcKKdvru), f. -djw, (fr. avri in
turn, and iKKonru to cut off) to
cut off, or destroy in turn.
AvreKXtvov,-ci,-t,\mp.ofavriKXivu).
Arinrtotf, -«oj, Att. -tuts, fj, (fr.
next) repayment, reward, recom-
pense, retribution ; a fine.
AvrEKTto), and avrtKrirw, (fr. avri
in turn, ck intens. and r/<x> to pay)
to repay, recompense, compen-
sate; to suffer punishment; to
expiate, atone.
Avreicrpfxu, f. -6pe(u), (fr. avri
against, ck from, and rp/^w to
run) to run out against, go to
meet ; to outrun, anticipate ; 2 a
act. ind. avrt^ibpajtov' par. -x\
rtK&pjfjtin'.
ANT
AvreXa/Jdu^v, -ov, -cro, t a. ind.
mid. of avrtXuu/?dvu>.
AvriXtyov, -a, -£, imp. act. of av
ri\iyw.
AvTfWoura, Syn. and Dor. for ava
rtWovca, fem. par. pres. act. -
AvriXXovn, for avarAXoufft, 3
pi. pres. ind. ofavarfXXw.
AvrtKoiUpti, 3 sin. cont. imp. act
of avrtXotdbpib).
AvT£fifio\ii, -rjs, »;, (fr. avrt for, and
£u/3dXXu> to put in) a change
removal; putting one thing it
the place of another, a substi-
tution.
Avre«irX//0«>7 f. -jfaw, (fr. avri ir
return, iv in, and n\^6<j> to fill) to
Jill, or satisfy in return, remu-
nerate.
Avn^rjcai, 1 a. inf. act. of last
Avri^ttfii, (fr. avri against, and
i^cifti to go out) to go out to, or
towards ; to go w meet an enemy.
AvTcfardfa, f. -daw, (fr. avrt in
- turn, and d-cTafa to examine)
to cross-examine, scrutinize; to
compare, collate; to match, op-
pose.
Avre^traoTiKbs, -ov, b, ^, (fr. last)
inquisitive.
Avrcrrdyu), f. -£u>, (fr. avri against,
and £7rayw to lead on) to conduct
to, lead towards ; to set, or
march against.
jLvrtTtiZtipi, (fr. avri against, cri
to, d\ from, and eT/n to go) to #o
to meet, to set out towards.
Avreire^f/taav, 3 pi. pper. mid. Att.
of last.
Avrcnn^io) -5, (fr. avri against,
and £.T>/Y«o to resound) to make
a noise tn opposition, to drown a
sound by noise.
AvTcirtfi^iofiai, fr. avri in turn,
and {.Ttiuekiofiai, which see.
Avrf7rv££v, 3 sin. imp. of avrmviw.
Avrtrrw, 1 a. -una, 2 a. -urrov, (fr.
avri against, and iiru) to speak)
to contradict ; to refuse, deny ;
to reply, or speak alternately. 2
a. inf. avr£iir£iV.
Avrcpaarris, -ov, b, (fr. next) a rival.
Avrepdu -a, (fr. avri towards, and
cpdu) to love) to love mutually ;
to love the same object, rival.
AvrtpdSu), f. -£iVu>, p. avrfipttKa,
(fr. avri against, and cpdSu> to
fix) to fasten to ; to cling, adhere ;
to prop, support; to tread; to
resist, oppose.
AvTcpiu) -d, (fr. same, and £p/a) to
speak) to contradict.
Avrcpdaais, JEo\. for avrtpdaas,
par. 1 a. act. of avrepdSu).
Avr£p(£o>, (fr. avri against, and tpi-
£w to dispute) to contend, or strive
against ; to quarrel, wrangle.
Avriponat, (fr. avri in turn, and
ipofini to ask) to ask in return.
AvrcpvcaoOai, 1 a. inf. mid. of
Avr£p»'«,), (fr. avri in turn, and f>vw
to uraw) to draw back, take in
return ; to recompense, repay.
Avrtpiofiai, to gain, get ; to be
repaid, or rewarded.
kvTtp&ptvos, par. pres. pass. cont.
pf avTifdu).
ANT
'AvrtaOai, pres. inf. of dvrouai.
Avnarra, 3 sin. cont. imp. act. of
avrtairdo).
Avriarnv, -ny, -77, 3 pi. avriarneav,
2 a. ind. act. of avdiarnui.
AvTtarpafi pivot, (par. per. pass. fr.
avri against, and <rrpi<pu) to turn)
turned, or set against, perverted,
changed.
Avrcarpa/iftivui, (fr. last) in a con-
trary way, in a different manner
vice versa ; perversely.
Avrtrarai, Poet, for avartrarat, 3
sin. per. pass, of ava rdvu>.
AvTircivov,-ei,-c,\vnp.ofavrirdvo)
Avrerirvl-o, 2 sin. pper. pass, of
aVTtTCV%(i).
Avrcrdpnaa, -ay, -£, 1 a. act. ofav
TITOp fU).
Avtctovs, Lacon. for tov avrov
irovs,of the same year, that year's.
Avrevepycriu) -w, f. -fjoio, (fr. avri
in return, and cvcpyerfu a bene
factor) to return a kindness, re-
quite, repay.
AvrtvtpytrtKbs, -r), -ov, (fr. last)
grateful.
AvrevKparos, viz. ^tivn, (fr. avri op-
posite, and evKparos temperate)
the contrary temperate zone ; the
southern as opposite to the northern
Avrt(pipovTo, 3 pi. imp. pass, of
avriibipopai.
AvT£<pi\ao£, Dor. for avTt<t>i\t]cc, 3
sin. 1 a. of avn^iXf'w.
\.vt {%£<;() t, 2 pi. pres. impr. mid. —
Avr£^<5u£vuf, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass, of avTi%u).
AvTfxpnoa, -as, -t, 1 a. of avri-
Avrf^w, f. avBifa, p. avTfc%nKa,
(fr. avri against, and rj^w to
hold) to resist, sustain, bear up
against ; to detain, keep, restrain ;
to hold against, resist ; to sustain,
endure, support; 'to claim, seek
after, cultivate, pursue : Avr/^o-
fiat, tourithhold, abstain from; to
cling, cleave, adhere to ; to main-
tain, support, help, relieve, suc-
cour ; imp. mid. avrti^onnv 1
f. mid. avdi^ojxai.
Avriui, Ion. for avrdw, imp. tjvrtov.
Avrndriv, (fr. avropai to Supplicate)
suppliantly, humbly.
Avrt] nd 0 cto, 3 sin. imp. mid. of
avrau£/j8w.
'Avr^v, (fr. avrt against) opposite,
before, in front, in presence of.
Avrnvopihat, -wv, 01, (fr. next) the
sons or descendants of Antenor.
Avrj/vwp, -opos, b, Antenor, a man's
name.
Avrwptrns, -ov, and Avrrjpns, -toy
-ovs, b, (fr. avri against, and
tphow to row) an opponent, ene-
my, antagonist. Adj. opposite, ad-
verse, hostile ; struggling against
each other.
AvrnpU, -J^of, »% (fr. avrzpd&w to
support) a buttress, prop, sup-
port ; ribs, or timbers of a ship ;
the bit of a bridle.
Avrt'ipioa, -as, -£, 1 a. of avrtpifa.
'Avrnaic, -ioj, Att. -£o>?, f), (fr. dv-
rofiai to supplicate) supplication,
entreaty, prayer.
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Avr^/w, (fr. avri against, and
yxiw to eound) 10 re-echo, re-
sound, reverberate.
Avrri'^ovans, g. sin. fem. cont. ot
avrr/^/wv -wv, par. pres. of last.
Avrj, opposite to, over against,
equivalent, equal to ; jor, on ac-
count of; for, in stead, or place
of, in exchange, in return for,
in requital of; in preference to,
above, before, beyond.
Avrta, (neut. pi. of avrios opposite,
th. last) opposite, contrary, on
the other side.
AvrtdQu), same as avridw.
Avridvetpa,-as, hi (fr- <"""« equal to,
and avf/p a man) a heroine. Adj.
furious, fierce.
Avrid^u), -cis, -£«, Dor. for avrtd-
trw, 1 f« of avridu).
Avridofxai, see avriaw.
Avna'aa?, 1 a. par. — Avridoziv, 1
f. inf. of avridu).
Avrtaxivci, Dor. and iEol. for av-
Tiaxovoi, 3 pi. pres. ind. of
Avria^f'w -w, (fr. avrj against, and
<a^w to shout) to exclaim, cry
out against, contradict, deny, re-
fuse.
Avridio -Si, or -d£w, f. -d<r'j>, p. nv-
riaKa, (fr. avrj against) to meet,
go to meet, come towards ; to
meet in combat, fght, resist,
oppose; to share, partake of;
to attain, reach, hit; to entreat,
supplicate.
Avnjiaivu), (fr. avri against, and
fiaivw to go) to go against, with-
stand, resist, oppose; to cross,
thwart.
AvnjSa'XXw, f. -aXfi, p. avTi(ii(5\n-
Ka, (fr. same, and /JdXXw to cast)
to throw, shoot, or dart against ;
to throw back weapons; to ban-
dy, throv) to and fro ; to con-
verse, dispute, argue.
AvTifit(i6\t]Ka, per. ind. act. otav-
r«/3oXfu>.
Avri/itjvat, 2 a. inf. act. of avrt-
0aivu).
Avrtpiq, Avri(iinv, Avrifiiov, (fi*.
next) opposite, against, before,
in front.
Avrifitos, -a, -ov' and -ov, b, f/, (fr.
avri* against, and (lia violence)
opposite, contrary, against ; hos-
tile, adverse; an enemy, an op-
ponent.
Avri(i\ii;u}, f. -yw, (fr. same, and
PXi-nw to look) to look in the face,
behold steadfastly ; to dare, brave.
AvtijSoXhj -5, f. ->'iO(j>, p. avri(ii($6-
\r,Ka, (fr. same, and jSoX/w for
/3«'XXo> to throw) to meet ; to meet
with, hit upon, find, get ; to face,
encounter ; to be present at ; to
share, partake ; to supplicate,'
entreat, pres. inf. uvn/ioX£?v. 1
a. inf. avrifi(j\7]aai.
Avrifiov\t.vouai, f. -£i5ffo«a«, (fr.
same, ana ($ov\cvu to consult) to
plot against.
Avri(lpovrdu) -w, (fr. same, and
(ipovrdu) to thunder) to thunder
againxt, imitate thunder.
Avriytyotveo) -w, (fr. same, and
ytyuviut to speak) to >-ry out% c*-
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exclaim against ; to deny abso-
lutely, contradict positively.
Avnytvi&as, -ov, 6, Antigenidas, a
man's name.
Avriynporpotyiu) -<2>, (fr. avrl in
turn, yripas old age, and rpitpti)
to nurse) to repay the cans of
age ; to cherish olrl age in return
for the nurture of youth.
Lvrtyvuiuoviw -w, (fr. atrri against,
and yivuiOKO) to think) to think
contrury, or otherwise, dijf'ir in
opinion, disagree, deny, contra-
dict.
Avrlyovos, -ov, b, Anligonus, a
man's name.
Avrtyp.icph, -'"/J, '/, (fr» air] against,
and ypd'^w to write) a reply, an-
swer, d> fence, plea,
Avrtyp<«pbv, -on, rb, (fr. same) a
copy, transcript, counterpart.
AvTtypti<pu>, f. -«fW, (fr. same) to
write back again, answer, reply;
to retort ; to rejoin ; to copy.
AvTiocfirtos,-ov, b, (fr. iu-tJ instead,
and vtiiTvov a dinner) a guest in
place of one who disappoints ; un
unliidden, ot unexpected guest,
KvTtc\t^ioouiii,-oXjiai,^. -<!>eo[iat (fr.
avri in return, and &d[i6ouai to
■hake hands) to return hosjnta-
lity, or entertainment ; to receive,
nd'oj/ie, ewbrarr in return.
AvTi^iaTiOf/icins, par. ores. pass, of
AvTioiariOnin, (fr. uiri against,
and oiiiriOiiot to dispose) to in-
dine (hJJ'trt nllu , to be otherwise
d&Hpated, or "jj, , tul.
AvriSiAorat, 3 sin. pre*, pas--, of
Avrifiifuut (fr. avrl in turn, and
hlhuijii to give) to five in return ;
to repay, recompense ; to repute,
retaliate ; to substitute.
AvTlC'tKlW -W, f. ->>w, p. -TJKO, (fr.
avr\ against, and ihta justice) to
go to law ; to bring an action ;
to come to a trial ; to contest, try,
litigate.
AvrielKos, -or, 6, ii, (fr. last) an
adversary, opponent; the adver-
sary, the devil.
Avr/<W<$, -iof, Att. to.;, 'h (fr.
avribihwfit. to repay' remunera-
tion, reward; requital, retribu-
tion ; exchange, barter.
Avrltoroc, -ov, b, i), (fr. same) re-
warded, repaid, requited; pre-
ventive, preservative ; an anti-
dote.
Avrifipau) -w, f. -/iV„», (fr. avrl in
turn, and hpdia Ui do) to act for,
or in return ; to repay, requite,
avenge.
AvrlAupov, -ov, rb, [\r. same, and
tiupov a gift) a present, gift ; a
return, recompense.
Avrlt^caOai, Ion. for avOi^caQai,
pres. mf. of avQl^ojxai.
Avrln, Ion. for avria.
Avnr.r.oi, -ov, b, i), (fr. avrl alike,
and St6; a god) godlike, divine ;
noble, illustrious.
AvriQicus, n. a. pi. cont. Att. of
A.vn'0£o-<s, -ios, Att. -twe, ih (fr.
avriTtOnut to set againsO anti-
thesis ; opposition, contrariety
contrast ; dispute, cavil.
ANT
KvrtBtToi, -ov, b, $, (fr. same) set
uji against, ojiposite, contrary.
Avrtdivadjitvos, par. 1 f. mid. of
Avrtdiui, f. -tvau), (fr. avr'i ageiMtj
and $iu> to run) to run against,
enrounttr.
AvriOi/ui, Poet, for avariOnfit.
AvrlOpoos, -ov, 6, »/, (fr. mrti in turn,
ami $p6i>{ clamour) shouting,
sounding in reply, or again/it;
re-echoing, resounding.
AvriQvpoc, -ov, b, i'i, (fr. avri
against, and 9ifa a door) opjw-
site, before, or against the door.
AvriKiiOnitat, (fr. ,ivr\ against, and
KaQi'iieii to sit down) to sit down
against ; to besiege, attack.
AvriKadi'iucvos, par. pres. mid. of
last.
AvriKadic^u}, or -l$otim, (fr. same,
Kara down, and 7£w to seat)
same as last.
AvriKiidiorrifii, (fr. same, and na-
Oiariifii to set \\\\) to place against ;
to sit in opposition ; to withstand,
stand against, resist, oppose ; to
substitute, ajipoint instrail.
AvrixaKovpyiu) -u>, f. -iitw, (fr. avri
in return, kuk-ov ill ind ipyov
work) to hurt in relu/n, nitride,
ret n'>:
A: rivuX/ffWffi, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. art. of
AvriKa^i'u) -io, f. -law, and -ijo<i>, p.
avriKixXiiKu, (fr. same, and «„-
X«'w to rail) /" call again, invite
in return, return an invitation
AvriKnntWiiaadi, or-rrw, (fr. same,
and KarnWiiatrui to exchange) to
get, procure, acquire ; to ex-
change, barter ; to succeed, come
in place of; to renew by succes-
sion ; to conciliate, reconcile.
AvrinaraaKivd^o), (fr. avrl against,
and KaraffKtvdc^io to prepare) to
provide against; to furnish, sup-
ply-
AvTiKarda^taii, -ioj, Att. -rwj, »/,
(fr. same, and Kari^m to re-
strain) a withholding ; retention,
confinement, restraint.
AvTiKtiri'ierOiit, Ion. for avracadrjo-
8at, pres. inf. of avrncddnuai.
AvTiKnrifoQiu, Ion. for avriieaBi-
tlcoOm, pres. inf. mid. — Avn-
Kari^ivvrvos, Ion. and Dor. for
avriKaQityiitvoc, par. pres. mid.
of avriKaOi(u).
AvTiKcifjiu, f. -ttffofjai, (fr. avr\
against, and r«?/iai to lie) to lie,
or be placed against ; to sit down,
or encamp against; to oppose,
fe. opposite, or arlverse to.
AvTiKtlfjuvos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
mid. — Avr'iKCiTai, 3 pi. pres.
ind. mid. of last.
AvTiK-nnx'aau, (fr. hit? against, and
Kvpvaoix) to proclaim) to publish
contrary orders ; to denounce,
proclaim.
AvTiKiypdoi -w, (fr. avrl in turn,
and Ktypdu) to lend) to accommo-
date ; to assist by a loan, relieve.
Avtik'Mvw, (fr. avri towards, and
kX/i/w to lean) to nod, or beckon
to ; to assent by signs, permit
Avtikvi'/uiov, -ov, rb, (fr. avrl be-
fore, and Kviifm the leg) the shin.
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ANT
Avrtxplvopai, (fr. avrl against, and
tcpivw to judge) to contest, liti-
gate, go to taw ; to answer, rejily.
AvrtKpavu, f. -oiVu), (fr. same, and
Kpovtti to strike) to strike against ;
to blunt ; to surjirisr, linj.pen un-
e.rptcteilly, omir ; io disappoint,
frustrate, intrrruj't.
AvrttL-v, Avnicpvs, (#. same, and
Kiipa the head) ojiposite, over
against ; to the other siile, through
and through ; clearly y openly, de-
cidedly, erpressly, against all op
jiosilion.
Avrtxrrpi^ui, (fr. hit! in turn, and
KTti>($u> to hurv) /" inter, to give
the heathen fifties of 'sepulture.
AvrlKvpa, -Of, /;, Antinjru.
AvrtKvpiu) -u>, (fr. uvn a«ainsf, and
KVOfm to meet with) to hit upon,
fall in u:ilh ; to get, promre ; to
attain, arrive at ; to fall against,
encounter, ovrrulu tin.
AvriKvptKov, -ov, rb. Hellebore, sc
called from the island of An-
ticyra.
AvriKvpaac, Sync, for nvrtKvpi'iaas,
par. 1 a. act. of avr iKvpf w.
Avri\iifir„ -i)s, £, (fr. avri\n^(invia
to lay hold of ) a handle ; a seiz-
ing, laying, or catching hold of;
partirijiation, assistance, mutual
cooperation.
Avri\a(ioiui, -ots, -ot,2 a. opt. of
same.
Avn^n^ofiai, and Avri^d^vuat, (fr.
avrl in turn, and Xdfyunt to
Catch] to lay hold on together;
to take, seize, hold; to bear a
share, partake.
Avri\au0dvcoOut, inf. — Avrt^au-
ftuvofitvos, -ij, -ov, par. pres.
mid. of
Avri\au(3dvu), f. -X>;t^o/im, p. -X/-
Xnipa, (fr. same, and \auftnvu to
take) to take hold of together, by
turns, or on each side ; assist in
lifting, or carrying ; to take in-
steadof; Avri\au^dvofiat,to lake,
claim, usurp ; to undertake, take
upon; to perceive, observe; to
hold, curb, restrain; to support,
help, relieve; to share, partake
of, participate, receive, enjoy.
AvriXduTTw, (fr. avri against, and
\dfjvu) to shine) to show a light,
light a fire as a signal in answer
to another ; to reflect; to glitter,
sparkle.
Avn^tyu), f. -|w, p. -%a, (fr. same, i
and X/yw to speak) to speak
against ; gainsay, speak in reply,
contradict, deny. imp. and 2 a.
avrf\cyov, per. mid. avrt\fooya.
Avrt'Snfrrfov, (fr. avri\nn(idvw to
lay hold on) to be held, seized,
attempted, undertaken.
AvriXr/rrwp, -opnc, b, (fr. same) a
supporter, upholder, defender,
protector.
Avrt\i',\pw;, n. a. pi. cont. Att.
of
Avri^rixpnatc, -f*r, Att. -£&•?, ft, (fr.
same) a hold, handle, thing hcOl
by ; blame, r~nroof, censure ; an
objection, charge, reply : a hin-
drance, impediment ; perception.
ANT
apprehension ; help, assistance,
protection; wages, reward.
Avrihoyia, -as, >h (fr- avriXf'yw to
contradict) contradiction, ojjpo-
sition ; an excuse, apology, plea,
defence, debate, trial.
AvrtXoioopiu) -a>, f. ->]ou>, p. -vna
(fr. avrl against, and Xoi^op/w
to revile) to retort, recriminate,
reproach, revile again, imp. act.
avrt\oih6otov -ovv.
AvriXo^of, -ov, b, Antilochus, a
man's name.
AvTiXu-rfw -w, (fr. avri in turn, and
Xuttho to grieve ) to grieve in turn ;
molest, annoy in return, take re-
venge.
AvriXvirrjots, -ios, Att. -tws,h, (fr.
last) grief caused, or texa/ton
returned, revenge, vengeance,
retaliation.
Avr/Xvrpov, -ov,rb, (fr. avri in turn
and Xvrpov a ransom) tta price
of redemption, ransom.
Avrtuaprvpio) -u>, f. -f)co>, (fr. mti
against, and naprvpiw to testify,
th. fidprvp a witness) to £t'ie
evidence, or fcear witness against.
Avnuax^rr)s, -ov, b, (fr. next) <m
antagonist, opponent, adversary.
jLvriiidxoiiai, (fr. avri against, and
pdX°l*al to fi§nt) t° J*gnti strive,
or struggle against; to resist,
oppose.
AvrificdiaTaTai, 3 sin. pres. pass, of
Avrificdicrrifit, (fr. avri instead,
and utdianjui to substitute) to
jjvi t/i place of, change places
transpose.
ArnpeXi£w, (fr. avrl in turn, and
ptXifa to modulate) to play '
stead, play music against.
Avrt/i£T<»/3oX^, -fjs, fi, (fr. same, and
utraPdXXw to change) an w-
change ; an alteration; change,
reverse.
Avriprp/w -5, f. -rjou), p. -nfa, (fi
same, and fitrpeu) to measure)
to measure back, mete out in re
turn, rep ay ; to proportion, coun
terbalance.
Avriynnos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
uiuos a mimic, th. uifiiojxai to
imitate) imitative of, like,resem
bling, formed after; Subs, a
rival.
A.vTi[nta6ia, -as, fi, (fr. same, and I to draw up, or marshal troop
(iiodds price) hire, reward, recom- prepare for action,
ANT
kvrtot, -a, -ov, (fr. av, dgainst)
opposite, contrary, adverse; a-
gainst, before, towards.
Avridonat -ovuat, (fr. last) to op-
pose, thwart, cross, traverse.
KvriovcBai, pres. inf. cont. of last.
A.i>rto;££ia,-aff, f/, Antioch.
A-vrio^tvi, -ios, b, a native of last,
a. sin. KvTio^a.
AvTio%os, -ov, b, Antiochus, a
man's name.
A.vti6u)v, avriowaa, Poet, for avri-
wv, avri&oa, mas. and fern. sin.
par. pres. cont. — Avrtdwo,
-6u)to, Poet, for avrioio, avrlwro 2
and 3 sin. cont. pres. opt. mid.
of avridu).
Kvriirais, -ai&os, b, /;, (fr. avri in-
stead, and irals a child) a young
man, or woman, a grown boy, a
youth ; like a boy, or girl, boyish.
AvrnraXoy, -ov, b, f), (fr. avri
against, and ira\t) wrestling) a
match in the theatrical combats ;
an antagonist, opponent, adversa-
ry ; opposite, adverse ; rival,
emulous. v
AvriirapafidX'Xu), f. -oXui, (fr. avrl
against, itapd by, and /?dXXw to
place) to put by the side of, com-
pare, contrast ; to contribute,
subscribe, provide ; to expose, en-
danger. 2 f. ind. act. avriirapa-
/3aXw, 1 pi. -PaXovficv.
AvnvapaPoXt), -r)s, fi, (fr. avri
against, and napapdXXu) to com-
pare) a comparing, comparison,
proportion ; contrast, opposition.
Avrnrapdyu, f. -fa>, (fr. same, and
rapdyu) to produce) to render
back, recompense, repay ; to draw
up, marshal, array, march a-
gainst, attack.
AvmrapaKaXiu.; (fr. same, and ira
paicaitui to exhort) to persuade
differently, advise otherwise, or
against, dissuade.
AvTi-napaoKivd^ofxai, (fr. same, and
■napavKevdfa to prepare) to gel
ready, prepare, provide against.
AvTiwapaoxuv, 2 a. inf. act. of
avrmapexw.
Avrinapdra^ii, -ios, Att. -tws, >/, (fr
next) battle array, line of battle
AvTiirapardo(ru>, or -rrw, (fr. avri
against, and irapardoau) to array)
pense, compensation ; retribution,
punishment.
tLVTifivnaTtvu), (fr. avri against, and
HW cr £t'u> to court) to iooo, or
cour* in livalry.
Avrj^oX7roj, -ou, 6, ^, (fr. same, and
jioXrrj a song) doleful, sad,
mournful ; lulling, soothing.
Avn^oiu), (fr. same, and (tu> to
rasp) to be contrary, or against,
oppose, differ, disagree, pres. inf.
act. avri^okiv -tlv.
Avrt£oo?, -ou, 8, »';, (fr. same) cross-
grained, discordant, adverse; op-
posite, contrary,
Avriov, -ov, rb, (fr. avri against) a
weaver's beam ; a mast, spar.
Avriuv, (neut. of next) opposite,
over against ov, the contrary.
Avrnzapfpxopai, f. avriiraptXtvco-
uat, (fr. avri over against, and
vapipxonai to pass by) to pass by
on' the other side, turn out of the
way ; to come upon, surprise.
Avrirtapix^i (fr. same, and rrup/^w
to display) to allow, afford, or
give in turn, repay, requite.
AvnirapnXQov, -cs, -£, 2 a. act. of
avTiirupipx"^at.
Avrmapirjui, (fr. avri instead, and
itapitiut to entreat) to beg an ex-
change, offer, or promise one
thing for another.
Avriirat, -a, b, Aniipas, a man's
name.
Avr«jrarp?j, -ioos, t), Antipatris, a
city. a. Avrjirurpi&z.
|Avr/?rurpof, -ov, b, t), (fr. avri
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ANT
against, and 7rar»,pfather) hating ,
injurious ,or advtrse to his father.
Also, Aniipater, a man's name.
Avrivi^vw, f. -v/w, (fr. avrl in
turn, and J7f/i7rw to send) losena
back, return, remit.
AvTinipaios, -a, -ov, (fr. next) op-
posite,facing ; on the far side.
Avrnrepav, and Avrwipas, (fr. avrl
against, and 77/pav beyond) on the
further side, over against, on the
opposite shore.
Avr(77£pij3aXXw, f. -aXw, (fr. same,
and TtcptfidWu) to surround) to
surround in a hostile manner,
besiege.
AvTiirtpiiarriui, (fr. avri against,
irfpi around, and 'lort/ui to place)
to place, or set round about ; Av-
TiTcpdarauai, to surround, invest,
besiege ; to straiten, confine ; to
be bi sieged, &c.
AvrnTtpiairucya, -aros, rb, (fr.
next) the drawing, decoying, or
surrounding of troops in an am-
bush ; a stratagem, diversion,
feint to draw away the attention.
AvriTTfp(cr7ra'(i) -d», f. -aaw, (fr. avri
against, arid-zrpiffra'w todistract)
to distract, or draw away to a
loss ; to decoy, ensnare, surround.
Avrnrt<bdaQai, per. inf. pass, of av-
Tt<pdu>.
Avti-kiittw, f. avrdrrwffto, p. avri-
iriiTTioKa, (fr. avri against, and
■kI-toi to (all) to fall upon, rush
against, assault ; to resist, strug-
gle with.
Avrn:\t)p6(3i -5, f. -woo), (fr. avri in
turn, and irXvpuu to fill) to ful-
fil, accomplish ; to perfect, com-
plete, finish ; to fill up, supply,
equip, man.
AvrtiniiD -w, f. -evau>, p. -evtea,
(fr. avri against, and nviw to
breathe) to blow against ; to stop,
stay, detain.
AvTiirvola, -as, t), (fr. last) an ad-
verse, or contrary wind.
Avt'ittvoos -ovs, -oov -ov, b, '1, (fr.
same) blowing against ; adverse,
boisterous, of warring winds.
AvriTToiiu) -&, f. -r-ow, (fr. avri
against, and iroiiw to do) to act
ugainst, set up against, resist;
to act in turn ; to make, or be-
come like ; to assimilate, resem-
ble ; AvTi-Kotiouat -ovfiai, to
claim, challenge, demand ; to as-
sert, vindicate.
Avri-oitiois, -tog, Att. -£wj, f), (fr.
last) zeal, earnestness; a claim,
demand; assertion, vindication.
Avrnroiovutvos, pres. par. mid.
cont. 01 avrtiroifw.
AvrmoXefiiu) -w, f. -^trw, (fr. avrl
against, and r<5Xf//o? war) to
wage tear against ; to fight, or
struggle against, resist.
AvriiroXruios, and At nn^Xf/iOf, -ov,
b, t), (fr. same) a foe, enemy, ad-
versary.
Avr/iroX<f, -tos, Att. -twe, fj, (fr.
avri against, and iroXty a city) a
rival city.
Avriropos, -ov, b, r), (fr. avri ove*
against, and jrstow to pass) oj
ANT
posite, on the other side ; g. Ion.
avrirdpoio.
Arrnruvy, -oios, b, ^, (fr. same,
ami nous the foot) with opjiosite,
or contrary steps ; feet towards
feet ; pi. Ike antipodes.
Avrivpdrru), f. -£w, p. -^a, (fr.
avrl against, and npdaam to act)
to dot or act againstf resist, op-
pose.
Avrtirpfjoauj, Ion. for last, inf. avn~
np/iootiv.
XvTtirpoctfii, (fr. avri against, zpb
towards, and elui to go) to go out
towards, march out against, pres.
inf. avrurpoiivai. pper. mid. uv-
rirpofjetv.
Avrinpui'itaav, Att. for avrinpofjti-
aav. 3 pi. pper. mid. of last.
AvTiirpdouivos, -ov, 6, f), (fr. same,
and -rpoawiTov tlie face) looking
towards, or at each other, face to
face.
Avrlvpwpos, -ov, 6, >y, (fr. same
and rrp.'ipa the prow) opposite the
prow ; the prow towards ; prow
to pronj.
Avn'rTii/irj, -aros,rb, (fr. avrtrln-
to* to fall against) ruin.
Avrlppriciiy -toy, Att. -rwf, ^, (fr.
avrl against, and p/u to speak)
contradiction ; condemnation,
sentence.
AvrtarJKtaats, -ioc% Att. -cwy, »;, (fr.
same, and ot)k6u> to balance)
counterbalance, compensation, re-
ward, requital.
Avriodfvns, -toy, b, Antisthenes,
a man's name.
Avtj jra'io -w, (fr. avr? against, and
errata to draw) to drag against,
resit; to tear away; to divert,
turn away.
Avrtcruc, par. 2 a. of avOicrrjpi.
Avriaraais, -tot, Att. -cuts, ff, (fr.
same) resistance, opposition ;
faction, party ; hardship, asperi-
ty ; adversity, misfortune.
Avnoraaiurns, -ov, o, (fr. last) one
of an opposite party, a dema-
gogue; factious.
Avricrariut -£>, (fr. same) to he of
another party ; to resist, oppose ;
to hinder, embarrass.
Avriarfjvai, inf. — Avriornre, 2 pi.
2 a. impr. act. of avBitrnui.
AvTHTTijpiyua, -tiros, rb, (fr. next)
a stay, stuffy support, prop.
AvTHrrnolgu), (fr. avri against, and
artjpi^u) to fasten) to prop, sup-
port; AvTiOTtipi^opaiy to lean
upon.
Avritrroi^itj) -to, (fr. same, and
<Tro7%oi a rank) to be opposite,
front, face.
AvTioroi^ia, -as, h, (fr. same) an
arranging, or being arranged
opposite, contrary array ; mo-
tion in the same direction, paral-
lel movement.
Avricroi^os, -on, 6, //, (fr. same)
Opposite, contrary ; on the far
side; fronting, facing. Or, (fr.
awl equally) equal, even, level,
similar, parallel.
Avrio-ro/yujf, (fr. last) on contrary
sides, face to face.
ANT
Avrtarouof, -ov, 6, f/, (fr. avrl
against, and ordpa the mouth)
opposite, facing.
Avriarparcvouat, f. -tvaouai, p. df-
rcarpdrcvfiai, (fr. same, and
arparcvut to war) to make war
against.
Avrtorparcvdfitvos, -n, -ov, par
pres. mid. of last.
AvrierpaToirttcvu), (fr. same, ftnu
orpardirtfiov a camp) to (ncamp
against, sit down before, besiege
Avria-^vv, 2 a. inf. act. — Avria-
Xlc0c, 2 pi. 2 a. impr. mid. of
Avrlrayua, -aros, rb, (fr. avri
against, and rdaout to array) the
line of battle, a body of troops in
array, an army.
AvriruKrfKbi,-!), -dr, (fr. same) in
array, marshalled; adverse, re-
pugnant ; a general officer, com-
mander.
Avrira^is, -toy, Att. -itoy, f/, (fr
same) an array, order of battle j
repugnance, reluctance; contra-
riety, opposition.
AvTirdoocrai, 3 sin. pres. ind.
pass. — Avrtracaduivoi, -n, -ov
par. pres. pns-. at
Avrirdoaoftat, f. -fouat, p. avrtri-
rayuai, (fr. same) to set up, or
take arms against ; to disobey,
mutiny, rebel ; to resist.
Avrirdvut (fr. avri against, and
rtivui to stretch) to stretch, strive,
or strain against, resist ; to repay,
return.
Avrirct'^ia, f. -fu>, p. -X", (""• avr'
equally, and Tf«>^w to make) to
make equal, even, or like ; to liken,
assimilate ; to resemble, be like ;
to become, be changed into.
Avnridnftt, (fr. avrl against, and
riOnui to set) to place against ;
to set up instead of, replace ; to
set before, serve up; to repay,
recompense, retribute; to resist,
oppose ; to set against, compare,
estimate; to consecrate.
Avrtrtudu) -w, (fr. avri in turn, and
Tiudu> to honour) to regard, re-
vere ; to pay due respect ; to
treat according to rank, or worth.
Avririut, (fr. avri in turn, and rtto
to pay) to repay, suffer retribu-
tion, pay for it.
Avrirouos, 'ov, b, i\, (from same,
and riavu) to cut) alleviating,
assuaging.
Avriropiut -to, f. -t'/crui, (fr. avrl
through, and ropiu> to bore) to
bore through, pierce, penetrate.
'Avriroc, -ov, 6, fi, Sync, for avri-
rlroi, (fr. avririut to repay) re-
quited, repaid, punished; expia-
tory, cloning.
Avrtrvy^dvui, (fr. same, and rvy-
Xdvu) to be) to happen, come, or
be in place of, change, alter ; to
meet with, encounter. 1 f. ind.
mid. avriTcvfrfiai. per. ind. pass.
avririrvyfiai. pper. pass, avrtrz-
TVyfltJV, -£o, -KTO.
Avrirviros, -ov, b, t), (fr. same, and
Tv-rrut to strike) striking back,
repelling ; adverse, hostile ; re-
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fleeting, and thence exhibiting a
similarity of form, rr»,
corrtsponding, like ; fguraiur,
typind. In neut. an antitype,
or fulfilment of a type,
Kvrirv^otfxi, -otf, -oi, 2 a. opt. acL
of uvrirvyxdvu).
AfTi^dw, (tr. avri instead, and <p£u>
to kill) to slay in place of ano-
ther.
Avri<f>tpt$u), f. -/ffu>, (fr. avrl n-
■ imst, and <j>cplCu for <pipw to
bear) to go towards, meet, oppose;
to match, compure with ; to set
out, pr <
Avnipipl^ai, Dor. and Poet, for
avrtipcpiaai, 1 a. inf. of last.
AvrKpipopui, (fr. avri against, and
0/pw to carry) to set out against,
proceed to meet ; to resist, op-
pose; to attack, fght. pres. inf.
<iiTi,;a'oio8at.
AvTiipOiyyouai, f. -£o«ai, (fr. avrl
in turn, and qiOiyyoftai to utter)
to speak in turn, answer, reply ;
to echo.
AvriajOcyfia, ~aroi, rb, (fr. last) an
ccht).
Avri(pi\iu) -d, f. -/Jaw, (fr, avrl in
turn, and 0iA/a> to love) to love
in return, or mutually.
Avri0(Xovn*/(i> -w, f. -rjffw, (fr. avrl
against, and tpiiovtuciu to quar-
rel) to scold, wrangle, dispute.
AvTl(ft\oi, -ov, b, Anliphilus, a
man's name.
Avrupdvoi, -ov, b, !/, (fr. avrl in
turn, and Advoc slaughter, th.
<pivu> to kill) shedding blood for
olood, atoning murder for mur-
der ; avenging, retributive.
Avri<f>vrtvu>, f. -eveut, (fr. avrl in
turn, and <pvrtvu> to plant) to
plant in place of, propagate anew,
sow over again.
Avri<puivi(i> -to, f. -riau), (fr. same,
and 0wv/w to speak) to speak in
turns, reply, answer; to sing
with ; to echo.
Avri<pu>vfi, -ris, n, (fr. same) a reply,
answer, response, echo.
Avrixpdu) -w, (fr. avri instead, and
Xpdu) to lend) to suffice, supply,
furnish ; to be adequate, or an-
sweral)le for.
A.vrixpi<rii, -ioi, Att. -tuc, '/, (fr.
same) a loan.
Arr:xpi(TTOs, -ov, b, (fr. avrj a-
gainst, and ^piarbi anointed) an
opposer of the anointed, adversary
of Christ ; Antichrist.
AvnwOrivai, 1 a. inf. pass, of av-
ridouai.
Avr/Uu-, pres. inf. act. cont. of
AvtA/w -w, f. -ficio, p. rjvr\t]Ka, (fr.
dvr\os a sink) to draw, pump; to
empty, exhaust ; to spend, waste,
shed, spill; to linger, drag,
or draw out. 1 a. ind. ^vrA>7-
oa.
'\vr\rj, -ns, //, Poet, for dvr>of.
kn\rjfin, -Sroi, to, (fr. dvr\o(
a well) a bucket, pitcher, pail;
a pump.
Avrirjffat, 1 a. inf. — 'AvrX^ffov,
-a'rio, 2 pi. -art, 1 a. impr. act.
of avrAf'w.
ANT
AvrXiov, -ov, t3, (fr. next) a bucket.
'Avr\ot, -ov, 6, a well, sink, pump ;
the hold of a ship, bilge water ; a
tide, stream, whirlpool.
AiToiKocofiiu) -<S, (fr. arrl instead,
and oacotioutw to build) to build,
or fortify against ; to rebuild,
repair.
AiroXr), -rjs, i), Poet, for avaToXfj.
Avrouai, (fr. avrdui to meet) to
meet, face, encounter ; to sup-
plicate, entreat ; to assist, help,
succour ; to make meet, fold,
double, avrouevai, fern. pi. par.
pres. pass.
Lvropxiofiai, (fr. avrl in turn, and
optional to dance) to dance to,
or in turn; to set, figure in.
par. pres. mid. avTopyt6uivo%
-OVflEVOC.
AvrotpQaXuioi -S, f. -rjau), p. avroxp-
8d\pijica, (fr. avrl against, and
o<pdaXuoc the eye) to eye, face,
look in the face ; to watch, keep
in mind ; to luff", bear up to the
wind ; to strive, struggle against,
endeavour.
Avrpidc, -dfos, b, »/, (fr. dvrpov a
cave) living in caverns ; a tro-
glodyte; of a cave.
'Avrpodsv (fr. next) out of, or from
a cave, den.
'Avrpov, -ov, to, a cave, den, cavern.
AvrptiSnc, -eo< -ovc, b, r), (fr. last)
full of caves, dens, or holes, hoi'
low, caverned.
Avrpw, Dor. for dvrpov, g. sin. of
diroov.
'AiTxf, -vyos, f), the front of the an-
cient chariots; the upper edge,
or rail of the front ; in pi. the
extremities of the rail which form-
ed two hooks for holding the
reins ; hooks fixed to the driver* 1
seat for the same purpose ; u
border, edge, circuit, circumfe-
rence ; a revolution, period.
kvrv—ovpyclv, Ion. for avOvirovpye-
~iv, pres. inf. act. of avdvirovpyiw.
Avruidiu) ~<5, (fr. avrl against, and
w9fu to drive) to drive, rush, or
struggle against ; to thrust back,
repel ; to resist, oppose.
Avrwffif, -tot, Att. -to)?, i), (fr.
last) a repulse, resistance, strug-
gle.
Aivtfotcros, -ov, 6, f), (fr. aneg. and
E insolence) civil, obliging,
affable; safe, or free from in-
sult.
Avvcooc, - .v, 6, J7, (fr. a neg. and
water) without water, dry ;
unwashed, unpurified.
Avi'ficc, Dor. for ijvvuev, 1 pi. imp.
act. of
Ah/ii, same as avvta.
^ta, -as, »/, (fr. a neg. and
v -do\ w to be) non-existence
dissolution, destruction, ruin.
'Areov, -£?, -e, Ion. or Dor. for
Tjvvoa, imp. act. — An'wv, -01 tra,
-ox. par. pres. act. of an'u>.
. -ov, 0, i), (fr. same,
i-zio beyond, and (iJXXio to
throw) v.superable, impassable ;
invincible.
A: - i9v:os, -ov, h, )i, (fr. a i:cg
H
ANT
and vircvdvvos accountable) not
amenable, answerable, or respon-
sible ; absolute, independent ;
that has not accounted.
Awizevdvvuii, (fr. last) freely, with-
out restraint, independently.
AwTi6idros, Dor. for
Awit6c'titos,-ov, 6, t), (fr. aneg. and
viroc'iut to shoe) unshod, without
shoes, barefoot.
Avv-otcroc, -ov, 0, r), (fr. a neg.
and iitto under, and oiw for 0/po>
to carry) intolerable, unsuffer-
able.
AvvizdKptroc, -ov, b, r), (fr. a neg.
and v-aoKpivouai to pretend) with-
out dissimulation, unfeigned,
candid, ingenuous.
Awxoudvnros, -ov, b, //, (fr. same,
and vizouivui to endure) intolera-
ble, unsufferable.
AvvirovdnToc, -ov, b, t), (fr. same,
and inrovofw to suspect) unsuspi-
cious, unguarded ; unawares,
unexpected.
Avvvoiztoc, and Avvit6t:tcvto<, -ov,
b, ri, (fr. same, andvirdirTopai, or
vTTo-KTtvoi to suspect) unsuspect-
ing ; unexpected, unforeseen.
Avuirdnrwj, (fr. last) without suspi-
cion, frankly.
Avviroo-rdros, -ov , b, t), (fr. a neg.
and v<ploTT)ui to withstand) irre-
sistible, intolerable; unsubstan-
tial, unreal.
Avv-otoktoc, -ov, b, r), (fr. same,
and virordco-o) to subdue) not
subject; not submissive, disobe-
dient, refractory, disorderly.
Avvaduav, Dor. for nvvodpriv, 1 a.
ind. mid. — Avvcac, 1 a. par.
act. of avviv.
Avvaiepyoc, -ov, b, f/, (fr. avvu) to
finish, and ipyov work) studious,
diligent, laborious, active.
Lvvciftoi, -ov, b, r), AvvariKOC, and
AvvrtKOS, -r), -bv, (fr. avvui to
finish) effective, effectual, effica-
cious; useful, beneficial, advan-
tageous.
Awaiuus, (fr. last) effectually ; ad-
vantageously.
'Avvaig, -to?, Att. -£uj?, %, (fr. avvu)
to finish) perfection, finishing,
completion ; progress, improve-
ment; advantage, benefit, utility,
service.
Avvcaas, Poet, for avvaac, par. 1
a. acL of avi'u).
Avverbs, -0?, 0, fj, (fr. avx'u to
finish) possible, practicable, prac-
tical; easy, ready; that must be
done.
'Avvro, Dor. for fivvro, imp. pass.
ofn'rv/ii'or pper. pass, of avvoi.
Anu|ou> -Q, (fr. a yd up, and v\j.6o)
to rai?e, th. Shjtoj height) to lift,
hold, or raise up ; to elevate, ex-
alt ; to rear, set up.
AvvUf/Avw, or 'Avi^j, f. uvtou), p.
frrvxa, to accomplish, effect; to
]>cif't-t,fir.ish, complete; to avail,
terre, assist, profit ; to execute,
fv'fil, 1'ischarge ; to expend,
me; to attain, obtain, get,
ami e at ; to hasten, accelerate,
. rh.
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'Afo), (fr. ava up) upwards, above;
before, antecedently. With the
article, what is above; he, she,
it, the things above.
Av£>, 2 a. sub. act. of avtrjpi.
'Avuya, Ion. for rjvuya, per. mid.
of avuyu).
Avtiyaiov, for avuycov.
Avwyeov, -ov, rd, and Att. Avwyeuv
-U, rb, (fr. dvw above, and yrj
the ground) an upper room, or
chamber.
Avuyiu) -5, see avuyo).
AvuynOt, and by Sync. Av&yQi,
pres. impr. of
Avutyrjpi, same as avwyu>.
'Avu>ynai, -%ai, -Krai, per. pass. —
Avtu)yuevos, par. per. pass, of
avoiyw.
' Aviuyov, -es, -£, Ion. for tjvwyov,
imp. or 2 a. act. — Avu>yu>, -rjiy
-n, 2 a. sub. of avwyw.
Avwyovv, Ton. for nvmyovv, imp. of
avwy eu).
AviLyu), f. -£<i>, p. ^vwva, Avuyiut,
and Avuynni, to bid, order, com-
mand, charge, enjoin; to per-
suade, prevail on ; to exhort, en-
courage ; to permit, allow. 1 a.
yvail-a.
AvooSvvia, -at, t), (fr. next) ease,
freedom from pain ; relief, alle-
viation.
Av&Svvoc, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
oSvvv pain) free from pain ; al-
leviating, assuaging, sedative ;
not painful, mild.
Avu)Svvo)c, (fr. last) at ease, with-
out pain.
'AvuQtv, (fr. dvo> above) from
above ; from the beginning, ori-
gin, or first rise; again, anew,
as before. With a prep, the top,
upper part. With the pi. arti-
cle, ancestors, forefathers ; time,
or things past.
Avwdiu) -u), f. avwOfjau), and avwcu,
(fr. ava up, and u>0iw to push) to
force or drive up; to push or
thrust forward ; to repulse, re-
pel. 1 a. act. ind. otvaca' inf.
aviocrai, and avudijo-ai' 1 a. ind.
mid. avuxrdfivv inf. avwcaodai'
par. avu)adfievoc.
AvtLQnms, -10c, Att. -£0)j, fi, (fr.
last) a forcing upwards, rise, ele-
vation ; a driving away, repuU
sion, resistance.
Avu'iotI, (fr. next) unawares, unex-
pectedly.
Avwigtoc, -ov, b, //, (fr. a neg. and
oioyiai to think) unthought of
unexpected, unforeseen.
Avwr^r/v, for avw-^Qnv, 1 a. pass,
of avoiyio.
AviUXeQpos, -ov, 6, fi, (fr. a neg. and
6\t6poc destruction) undecaying,
unfading, imperishable, everlast-
ing.
Avu>na\ia, -aq, »/, \ft. next) uneven-
ness, roughness, inequality ; irre-
gularity ; anomaly.
Ai(i>na\os,-ov, 6, '/, (fr. aneg. anc
6^0X05 smooth) uneven, rough
unequal, irregular , anomalous.
Aiwfto-j, (fr. next) without an oatt\
1 without swearing.
Afil
Avtfyioio?, -ov, b, fa (&• « ne6 ar)d
dfivvfti to swear) without swear-
ing ; unsworn, unadjured, not
obliged to swear.
Avwv, -ovoa, -ov, (pres. par. of
dvu or avid)) flnishing, conclu-
sive ; Jilting, expedient, proper.
AvuviJuos, -ov, b, fa (»"• a neg. and
6vvfta, iiiol. for 6voua a name)
anonymous, nameless ; undistin-
guished, insignificant, obscure,
ign<Me.
Avwpdiidnv, -nc, -v, 1 a. ind. pass,
of avopddu).
A i uplii, -as, and Ion. avwpln, -ns,
^, (fr. a neg. nnd <ipa season) un-
seeisonableness, unjitness, irregu-
larity.
Avtooin, Ion. for avoToai, the same
as avtviyicai, 1 a. inf. act. of ava-
epf'pu).
Avwaat, 1 a. inf. act. — Avuioaadai,
1 a. inf. mid. — Avwodfttvos,
par. 1 a. mid. of av<l>du>, or -67w.
Avwr£p«*d?, -r>, -bv, (fr. next) u/>-
per, higher, farther.
Avurtooc, -a, -ov, (comp. fr. dvu»)
higher, loftier ; above, before.
Avu>(pt\cla, -as, fa (fr. next) inuti-
lity, uselessness, worthlessness.
AvunpiXfti, -fos -oiis, b,?i, (fr. a neg.
ami rf^iXuf use) useless, unpro-
fitable, worUdess. In neut. to
avu)(pi\ii, unprofitableness.
Avu></>cAw*, (fr. last) unproftably,
to no purpusc.
Ai$£a, Per- act- — Avw^9nv, 1 a.
pass, of avolyui.
'AvutyQi, -^;0u>,by Poet. Sync, fbr
avwynQi, -i'/tu, 1 and 2 sin. pres.
Mlpr. of avwynui, same as avu>-
yu).
'Afatpt, -ais., -ai, 1 a. opt. act of
dyvvfjLi, or dyw.
'Ai-aff-aoa, -av, 1 a. par. act. of
dyu>.
'A^t, pres. impr. of «(w, Poet, for
dyio' or for d^ov, 1 a. impr. act.
of dyu).
'Afri, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. of dyu.
'Afaa, -as, -c, JEo\. for dl-aiui, 1 a.
opt. act. of dyvvfit, or «vu>.
'Al-tvnc, and Poet. ' hiuvo's, -ov, b,
fa (fr. a neg. and tfvoc a stran-
ger) inhospitable, savage, wild.
'A(f ffroj, -ov, b, fa (fr. same, and
£/<•> to scrape) unpolished, rough.
A(fe, -a?, and Ion. a(i>7, -jjj, 17,
(fr. rt'f<of worthy) rank, dignity,
worth, estimation ; value, esteem ;
merit, desert.
Al-idyacTos. -ov, b, fa (fr. same,
and ayd£ou.ai to admire) admi-
rable, wonderful.
A^idKovoTog, -ov, b, fa (fr. same,
and aKovoi to hear) worth hear-
ing, memorable, remarkable, fa-
mous.
At-taKpoaros, -ov, b, fa (fr. same,
and axpodouai to hear) worth at-
tention; attractive, alluring, en-
ticing.
At-ianfiynros, Ion. for at-iadti'iynros,
-ov, b, fa (fr. same, and'at/njyto-
fiai to relate) worth relation, me-
morable, famous.
Ahipao-Tos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same, and
Am
I tpdio to love) lovely, amiable;
beloved.
A^uvftai, Dor. for a^iovuai, pres.
ind. mid. cont. of a(i<5w.
A%ivn, -ns, fa an axe, hatchet.
AfcoOau/iaerroj, -ov, b, fa (fr. rf((oj
worth, and $avud%u to admire )
wonderful, admirable. Comp.
a^iodavuoordTtpos.
A^ioditjTOi, Ion. for a^ioOiaroc, -ov,
b, fa (fr. same, and Scdofiat to
see) worth beholding, admirable,
splendid ; worth considering, im-
portant. Comp. a^toBcaruiripoi,
by Sync. af-iodrdjTcpos, sup.
-wraroi.
A^id\oyot,-ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
\6yoi speech) preiiseworthy, me-
ritorious, splendid, varth men-
tioning ; estimable, worthy.
A^idfiaxoi, -ov, b, fa (fr. same, and
ud%ouai to fight) warlike, brave,
intrepid; a matrh, an equal;
worth fighting with.
A^tdvUoi, -ov, b, fa (fi- same, and
vIktj victory) deserving of victory,
meritorious.
A^ioTTiffria, -ai, fa (fr. next) good
authority, credibility ; assurance,
certainty, faithfulness,
A%i6ntoTos, -ov, b, fa (fr. next, and
rlarts faith) trustworthy, deserv-
ing credit ; credible ; faithful;
probable, specious, likely.
'A(«o?, -a, -ov, worth, either much
jr little ; valuable, estimeihle,
precious ; worthy, meritorious,
elr.ieninir ; fur, ft, suitable,
equitable, equivalent, comparable,
a match for.
At-idrns, -tjtos, fa (fr. last) worthi-
ness, worth, value, merit, desert.
Afiovutv, 1 pi. cont. pres. ind. act.
— A^ioTiv, pres. inf. act. cont. —
Ai-iovo-duoav, 3 pi. cont. pres.
impr. pass, of al-idw.
A%i6xpcwc, -u>, b, fiy I°n- and Att.
(ft. dittos worth, and %oiu>s debt)
able to pay j solvent; creditable,
useful, ft, competent.
AfifJw -w, f. -wot), p. n^lutKa (fr.
same) to rate, esteem, reckon
worthy ; to think right, ft, or
proper ; to account, accept as
deserving. A%i6ouai -ovuai, to
claim, require, demand ; to
dare, presume ; to deign, vouch-
safe, condescend. Imp. ind.
n£iov -ovv' 1 a. nfywoa' sub.
a^tdjeuj' inf. a^idoaf pres. impr.
pass. 3 pi. a^iovoQitionv' per.
pass. T)!;i<j)uai' 1 a. »7£iw0r?j/. 1 f.
a£iii>9rjGonai.
A^liofia, -uro$, to, (fr. last) worth,
value, merit ; elignity, authority,
weight, conserjuence ; a claim,
request ; a sentence, sentiment ;
a proposition, axiom.
AZio)paT*iKbs, -ov, b, f/, (fr. last)
placed in authority, authorized,
empowered, qualified ; elignified,
grand, venerable, awful ; asking,
supplicatory.
A£/w$, (fr. d\ioi worthy) worthily,
suitably, proportionally.
A(t(iff£ia,-a{, -1, iEol.for ai-twoai-
ui, 1 a. opt. of al-i6w.
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A^two-fi, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. —
Al-ttDaOtlocTai, 3 sin. 1 f. ind.
pass, of same.
A(/wc(j, -joy, Att. -iwf, fa (fr.
a£iou> to esteem) dignity, rank.
influence, eiuthorily, greatness; n
claim, request, demand.
'Afafiai, 1 f. mid. of dyu.
'A(ova, a. 'A(<m, d. sin. of e'^wv.
'A{cAo$, -ov. b, »/, (fr. a neg. and (v-
Aov wood) without wood, bare.
Or, (fr. a mtens.) with plenty of
wowl, abounding in timber.
'A%u), -fi?, -£<, ind. — 'Afav, -ovoa,
-ov, par. 1. f. act. — 'A(«v, -drw.
1 a. impr. act. of dyw, or of
dyvvut.
'A(u)v, -ovoc, b, an axle-tree ; a
uhttl; a rut, track, path; a
board on which the punishment
of criminals was written, And
laws published.
Aoi^av, Dor. for aotiuv, g. pi. of
aoiddt, or aoti't'].
Aot6fi, -rji, and Dor. AotSd, -of, fa
(fr. atiiu) to sing) u song, tune,
ode. aoicfjoi, d. pi. Ion.
Aoitidu) -Cj, (ir. last) to sing ; to
a It orate.
Aoiitiioi, -ov, b, fa (fr. same) sung
of celebrated ; famed.
Aoiibs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a singer,
.voyiusttr; a barel, poet. Adj.
tuneful, harmonious, musical.
AoiienToi, -ov, b, fa (fr. a neg. and
otKi'u to inhabit) uninhabited,
deserted, wile/.
'AoiKof, -ov, b, fa (fr. same, and ot-
icoi a house) houseless, forlorn ,
destitute, poeir.
' Aoivoi, -ov, b, fa (fr. same, and o«-
voc wine) without wine.
'Aokvo<, -ov, b, fa (fr. same, and
6kvos sloth) diligent, active ;
e;uick, ready ; courageous, bold.
AoXA/w -d, (fr. aoWtis crowded'i
to gather, assemble, crowd, flock
together.
AoWt'icnv, (fr. same) together, in
crowds.
Ao\\fa, -ioc -ovi, b, fa in close or-
der, in dense array ; croweled,
collected, assembled.
AoXA/^w, same as aoVKi^.
'AoizXos, -ov, b, fa (fr. a neg. and
ok\ov arms) without arms, un»
armeel, ele fenceless ; not equip-
ped, not liarnessed.
A op, -pos, b, a sword.
AoPaoia, -a;, fa (fr. a neg. and
bpdw to see) blinelnesa, darkness.
AdpdTOi, -ov, b, fa (fr. same) invi-
sible, not to be seen ; blind, not
seeing.
AopdTws, (fr. same) invisibly.
Aooia, -as, fa (fr. same) darkness,
blinelness.
AopioTaivu), (fr. adpioroc undeter-
mined) lobe undecided; to hesi-
tate.
Aopierrionai -ovftai, (fr. same) to be
bounelless, extenel, stretch out.
Aopio-ria, -as, fa (fr. same) infini-
ty, enellessness, vastness ; gene-
rality, vagueness.
AoptortKbi, and Atipto-ros, -ov, h,fa
(fr. a neg. and bpos bounds;
ATIA
boundleis, infinite, indefinite, un-
defined,
Aopiorms, (fr. last) infinitely, inde-
Jinitely, generally.
'Aopvos, -ov, b, }/, (fr. a neg. and op-
vis a Dird) unfrequented by birds;
impassable, or inaccessible.
Aoprfi, -ris, fi, the large artery, the
aorta ; a chest, case.
Aoprrjp, ->ipos, 6, (perhaps fr. dop a
sword, and rrjpiu> to keep) any
suspender, by which a sword
shield, pouch, or scrip is hung ;
a string, strap, belt, girdle, brace,
ring ; a case, sheath, scabbard.
d. pi. Poet, aoprnpeaai.
'Aopro, 3 sin. of aopunv, for nep-
unv, pper. pass, of aeipu.
Aofffff'cj -<3, (fr. a neg. and 6o~oa
voice) to help readily, assist with-
out being called, succour.
KoaarjTfip, -ripos, b, (fr. last) aready
assistant, willing helper, protect-
or, favourer.
'Aovros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
ovrdu to wound) unhurt. Or,
(fr. ovs an ear) without ears.
Ao^Xnoia, -as, r), (fr. next) ease,
tranquillity, retirement.
A6%\>)tos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. a neg. and
o^X/w to disturb) undisturbed,
unmolested, tranquil.
'Aoxp, -oiros, b, >;, (fr. same, and 6\p
the eye, th. dirrouai to see)
blind.
Av', for airb, before a smooth
' vowel.
Airaydyuj, Att. for airdyia. It is
chiefiy used in this form in the
2 a. ind. airfiyayov impr. A.nd-
yaye, -iru>, 2 pi. -yen.
AirayycXia, -as, ft, (fr. next) news,
tidings, a message.
Airayy(XXu>,(. airayytXS), p. airrjy-
ytXica, (fr. airb from, and ayyi\-
Ato to tell) to bring back word,
or answer, carry news, bring
tidings, report ; to tell, declare,
announce, publish, proclaim. 1 a.
ind. aizfiyyziXa' impr. airdyyti-
Xov, -dru)- inf. airayyziXai' par.
airayydXas' par. pres. act. airay-
ytXXwv' pass. airayyeXXo/ievos.
Airdyt, impr. of avdyia, away with
you, begone.
Airayhs, -ios -ovs, 6, 17, (fr. a in-
tens. and iri'iywfii to fix) impe-
netrable ; hard, compact, firm.
Or, (fr. a neg. and same) un-
firm, loose, fluid.
Airayiviuv, pres. inf. of airayiveu),
Ion. for airdyo).
Airay^aiunv, 1 a. opt. mid. ofj
airdy%u).
Airayouevos, -n, -ov, pass. — Aird- !
yu>v, -ovo-a, -ov, act. par. pres. of
airdym.
kirayopevw, f. -tvo-w, (fr. airb from,
and ayopevo) to declare) to be
spent, worn out, or exhausted :
to prohibit, forbid, hinder, stop,
stay, debar ; to refuse, renounce,
deny; to plead in defence, or
lenial, excuse.
Airaypibw -&, f. -too-w, (fr. a-b in-
tens. and nypbs the country) to
rusticate, grow wild ; to enrage, \
ATIA
vex. par. per. pass, airnypiuiui-
vos.
Airaypiwais, -toy, Att. -ewj, f/, (fr.
last) rusticity, wildness ; savage-
ness, rage, exasperation.
Airdy^o), f. arrayed), p. dirnyva, fr.
arc intens. and dy^u, which see.
pres. pass, airdy^ouai. 1 f. mid.
airdy^ouai. 1 a. mid. airny^d-
unv.
Airdyoj, f. -£a>, p. airrj%a, (fr. airb
from, and dyw to lead) to lead,
carry, bring off, or away ; to
take aside ; to drive back ; to call
off, divert, turn away, mislead,
seduce ; to lead, tend, incline to ;
to conduct, carry to prison, pu-
nishment, &c. ; to pay, render.
2 a. airrjyov' Att. airfiyayov
impr. air ay ay t' par. airaydyuv'
per. pass, airrjyuai, -i;at, -Krai. 1
a. pass. air>'i%dnv' inf. aira^Oij-
vai.
Airayvyrj, -tjs, h, (fr« last) a taking,
carrying, or driving away ; cap-
tivity ; payment, contribution,
tribute.
AnaSita -5, (fr. a neg. and ahiia to
please) to displease, dissatisfy,
disgust.
AnaSiKeu -5, (fr. airb from, and
aSiicia} to injure) to wrong, de-
fraud, rob, detain unjustly.
'Airadis, -tos, jj, (fr. airb from afar,
and et5u> to see) thought ; think-
ing, consideration, meditation;
heart, mind, spirit.
AnaSu), (fr. same, and dhta or arifiu)
to sing) to sing false, make dis-
cord ; to disagree, differ.
Airaeipu), (fr. airb from, and atipw
to take) to carry off, convey
away, remove. Airadpofiai, to take
one's self off, depart, go away.
AiraBavarifa, fr. airb intens. and
aOavarifa, which see.
Airadris, -ios -ovs, b, f), (fr. a neg.
and irdo-%u) to suffer) unhurt,
safe, secure, free from harm ; in-
sensible, unfeeling ; unmoved,
not affected, undisturbed.
Airai, Poet, for air6.
Airaihtvo-ia, -as, fi, (fr. next) igno-
rance, simplicity, want of breed-
ing, rudeness ; awkwardness, un-
skilfulness.
Airai5evros,-ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
iraiSevu) to educate) untaught,
unlettered, unlearned ; rude, illi-
terate.
Airaio'oTpiPnTos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. a neg.
and irai6orpi(3iu) to educate) un-
educated, ill-bred; unpractised,
ignorant.
Airaivvuai, or Airoaivvuai, (fr. airb
from, and aiwuai to take) to lake
away, carry off; to deprive, plun-
der, rob.
AiraiprOiu), Ion. for afyaipzBZ, I a.
sub. pjss. — Airaipitodat, Ion.
for a<pnpclaOai, pres. inf. pass.
— Airmpcpn^fvos, Ion. and Att.
for ad>r)pn{itvos, par. per. pass.
of (K/XJlOfW.
Airilow, f. -apu>, p. -tjoKa, (fr. airb
from, and aipo) to lift) to take,
lift, or carry off; to take one's]
ATIA
self away, depart. 1 a. tnd. air^«
pa* impr. airapov,-dro)' inf. aira»
pat. per. pass, airjip/xai. 1 a.
pass, aizfipdnv sub. airapdd, -fjs,
'Anats, -aiios, b,h, (fr. a neg. and
irals a child) childless, barren.
AiraMos, -ov, b, t), (fr. same, and
aio-ios lucky) unfortunate, un-
lucky, ill-omened, unpropitious.
Arra'tircroi, f. -fw, (fr. airb from,
and atoaw to rush) to sally forth,
dart out, rush, or hasten away,
Airaire7, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. —
Airairei, 2 sin. pres. impr. cont.
of
AiraiTtu) -w, (fr. airb intens. and
airio) to ask) to beg of, entreat,
request ; to claim, demand back,
require.
AiraiTnais, -10s, Att. -cu>;, f/, (fr.
last) a request, entreaty, prayer;
a demand, requisition, exac-
tion.
AiraiTifa, f. -hi*, (fr. same) to ex-
act, require, demand.
AiraicpiPdu) -w, fr. airb intens. and
aKpi i36u), which see.
Airu\aiaros, Poet, for aKarairaXa-
iotos.
AirdXaiorpos, -ov, b, t), (fr. a neg.
and iraXaiarpa a school for arms)
unpractised in public exercises,
not trained.
AiraXa'Siciuev, Dor. for ana'XaXKciv,
pres. inf. of
Aira\d\ic(a, (fr. airb from, and
aXo A*rw for aAx/w to help) to keep
off, or from ; to beat, drive back ;
to repulse, repel, turn away ; to
guard, save, protect, pres. opt.
airaXaXtcoifJu, -ois,-ot.
Aird\auvos, for
Aird^dpos, -ov, b, 7, (fr. a neg. and
iraXdun the hand) handless, awk-
ward, artless ; destitute, poor,
miserable, wretched ; inevitable,
unavoidable.
Aira\douai,fr. airb intens. and aXa*
ouai, which see.
An-aXy/w -w, f. -^<rw, p. airtj\yrjKa,
(fr. same, and aXyf'w to pine) to
grieve, mourn, pine ; to despond,
despair ; to become insensible,
hardened, or abandoned.
Aira\£t<p(t>, f. -\pu), p. airr)\ei<pa, (fr.
airb from, and aXe/^w to wipe)
to wipe off, blot out, efface, oblite-
rate.
Aird\ei\pov, impr. of airr)\ti^/a, 1
a. ind. act. of last.
AiraXd-iKaicos, -ov, b, %, (fr. airb
priv. aXf|w to avert, and icaicbs
evil) incurable, irremediable ; not
to be saved, past recovery ; doom-
ed, fated.
Aira^nOtvu), f. -evao), p. -tvica, fr.
airb intens. and aXnOevu, which
see.
AiraXrjXeipfiivos, Att. for airnXetuiJL i-
vos, par. per. pass, of airaXci-
<P(l).
Aira\//ffOfjiai,-r), -erat, 1 f. mid. fr.
airb from, and dXrjjii, oXfw, or
aldouai, which see.
AiraXQiojiai -ovjxai, fr. airb intens.
and aXflf'o), or dX0u>, which see.
AHA
'AnaXlas, -ov, b, (fr. a*a\bs ten-
der) a young kid.
AiraXXayr?, -r)s, h, (fr. airaS\daaw
to dismiss) a dismissal, discharge,
departure, removal ; reconcilia-
tion; a deliverance, escape; an
exchange, alteration, change of
situation, or circumstances ; end,
issue, conclusion ; death.
AwaWatcTtov, (fr. same) an altera-
tion must be made, it must be
changed, removed, taken away.
AraWd^ji, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. —
AnaWderatoQai, pres. inf. pass,
of anaWdaoo).
Ara'XXafiy, -tos, »;, (fr. next) a
change, alteration, removal, dis-
AnaWdoou), or -ttu>, f. -<f£w, p,
anr/Wa^a, (fr. anb from, and
aX\daau> to change) to dismiss,
discharge, absolve, acquit, let go,
set free; to deliver extricate; to
have done with, be rid of; to
depart; to change, put off, de-
tach, remove, expel. AnaWdaco-
uai, to escape, come off, get qff,
withdraw, depart, retire ; to ac-
quit, or disengage one's self, be
rid of, have done with. 1 a. ind.
act. anrjA\a%a' sub. anaWd^u,
7JW1 "#" Per- pass. anrjWayuar
inf. annWd^Oai.
AiraXXorpjrfw -a», f. -ti>ou>, p. ann\-
Xorp/w<fa, (fr. anb intens. andaX-
AorpiSw to alienate) to estrange,
alienate totally ; to emigrate; to
disperse, separate. 3 sin. pres.
md. or opt. arraXXorpio?* per.
pass. annAAoTpiwuar par. airnX-
Aorpnouivos.
AiraMorpltixjis, -tog, Att. -toy, fj,
(fr. last) estrangement, aliena-
tion, transfer ; removal, depart-
ure, emigration.
AnaAotdu) -at, f. ->/<rti>, (fr. and in-
tens. and a\oidb) by pleonas. for
a\odw to thrash) to pound,
bruise, grind ; to rub, wear,
chafe; to break, shatter.
'AnaAo7o, g. sin. Ion. of anaXSs.
Ana\oi<pr), -rjs, rj, (fr. anaAtiebin to
wipe out) a blot, rasure, oblitera-
tion.
'Ana\bs, -r), -bv,soft, tender, deli-
cate.
'Aira\6<raoKos, -ov, b, >', (fr. last,
and <r«p£ flesh) with tender flesh,
delicate.
AiraXdrns -nros,ht (fr. anaXbs ten-
der) softness, pliability, tender-
ness, delicacy, niceness, effemi-
nacy.
Ana\orptef>r)s, -i?S -ovs, b, tj, (fr.
same, and Tpfepo) to rear) pam-
pered, high-fed, fattened ; reared
tenderly.
' AnaA6%poos -ovs, -6ov -ov, b, r), (fr.
same, and xof>a tne s^in) of a
tender skin or flesh, delicate.
AraXdu) -u>, and AnaXvvu), f. -vvu>,
p. -vyica, (fr. same) to treat ten-
derly, touch softly ; to soften ;
to calm, sooth, alleviate ; to make
mild, tender, delicate.
Ana>wg, (fr. same) tenderly, deli-
cately, softly.
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Ajra/i/3XtHw, fr. anb intens. and
afiPXvu, which see.
Annficilitro, Ion. for annutiPtro,
imp. mid. of
Anauel(iouai, fr. anb intens. and
autijlw, which see.
Anauuivos, Ion. for aifnuuivog, par.
per. pass, of aepdnno.
Anauvvu, f. -vvui, (fr. ano from,
and auvvti) to protect) to drive
away, repulse, repel ; to avert ;
to guard, protect, deft nil.
* Anav, neut. of anas.
Anavalvouat, (fr. and from, and
avalvofiai to deny) to refuse / to
reject, cast qff, loathe ; to excuse,
pretend.
Anavaiayyvriii) -u>, f. -t'/cn), fr. anb
intens. and avaioyy\riu, which
see.
Anava\io~Ku), f. -aXwca), (fr. ari in-
tens. and avaAloKu to waste) to
consume, destroy ; to impair,
wear, corrode ; to expend, lay out
upon, bestow.
AnavdXmaig, -tog, Att. -cuts, r), (fr.
last) consumption, expenditure,
expens, .-, ji us/, , urur.
Iro, Poet, and Dor. for
anavrjvaro, 3 sin. 1 a. mid. of
anavaivouai.
AnavaX^onoig, -10s, Att. -tios,r),(ir.
anb from, and avavuip/uj to re-
tire) a departure, Withdrawing.
Andvtvdt, (fr. anb from, and dvtvOt
afar) at a distance, separately,
apart.
AnavfjvacQai, 1 a. inf. mid. of ana-
vaivouai.
AnavOiu -&, f. -rjau), (fr. anb from,
and avdiut to bloom) to shed,
loose, or be stripped of its flowers,
or verdure ; to decay, fade, with-
er; to yield, or furnish flowers.
Anavdpaicdii) -u>, f. -w<rw, (fr. anb in-
tens. and dvQpa$ a cinder) to
burn up, parch ; to reduce to
ashes, consume totally.
Anaviardutvos, par. pres. mid. of
Airavtarnui, f. -art'iou, (fr. anb from
and avlo-rnut to rise up) to rise
up to go, set out, depart ; to re
move, retire.
"Anavra, -rag, -rcg, -rotv, cases of
anas.
Anavrqv, pres. inf. act. — Anav-
rCjvrag, a. pi. mas. cont. par.
pres. act. of anavrdu.
'Anavra%60cv, (fr. anas all) on all
sides, all around, round about.
Anarrdu) -u>, (fr. anb intens. and
avrdw to meet) to come before ; to
fire, meet, encounter, go to meet ;
to reply, answer, refute ; to hap-
pen, ci.avre.
A-'lvrij. (fr. I'.nag all) nery where.
Andvrrjfic, -drog. rb, (fr. anavrdu)
to meet) a wetting ; chance, ac-
cident ; cirrur.istunce, occasion,
opportunity.
Anavrr)oai, 1 a. inf. act. — Anav-
rfjob), -tig, -it, 1 f. ind. act. of
anavrdw.
AndvTTjcris, -10s, Att. -(ids, >;, (fr.
anavrdd) to meet) a meeting, ap-
pointment, assignation; a ren-
counter, charge: an occurrence,
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acc/dint; a waiting for, way
toying ; opposition, ntturk. a. siiu
a-iii rijatv.
AnaiTioi', Aniirrtxpv, (fr. axb in-
t< 11-. and avri against) opposite,
ri^lit asm/ist^ <,n tlieotlur side.
AnuvTwvTu, -ras, -res, -ros, cont.
cases of the par. pres. of anav-
rdiD.
"Anal;, (fr. anas all) once, at MM,
onct JOT all, entirely, thoroughly,
• (her. unni, Kal <5i$, once and
again.
-^wj, (fr. ana( once, and
unguis simply) wholly, totally,
entirely, altogether,
And^tos, -ov, b, //, (fr. anb priy. nnd
d£ios Worthy) unworthy, unile-
eerving ; unfit, unbecoming, u/i»
suitable, unmerited,
Ana£i6u> -ui, {fr. same) to disap-
prove, reject, refuse; to scorn,
etight. Ana%i6ouai -ovuai, to think
one's self unvorthy, despair of.
Andopos, Poet, for ant)opos, -ov, 6,
»/, (fr. anacipw to remove) remote,
dutant, fur (>ff; withelruwn, re-
tired.
Airapdfiaros. -ov, b, r',, (fr. a neg.
and napafiaiu,, to |>:iss over) im-
uj; not to be
tranegn tsed; u Inch does notpaea,
J'txed, ]>' rnu/nt tU, perp* tuul.
Anupai, uif. — Anopag, par. — 'att^
poii, impr. 1 a. act. of anaiput.
Anapatptjuiios, or -tuivog, Ion. for
aejtnpnufYog, or -tuivog, par. per.
of aepatptu).
Anapalrnrog, -ov, b, r), (fr. a neg.
and nupmriii) to beg ofT) not to
be entreated, or deprecated, inex-
orable ; inevitable, unavoida-
ble.
AnapaiTrjrwg, (fr. last) inexorably,
obdurately ; inevitably.
AnapaKaAvnrwg, (fr. a rieg. and
napaKaAvnru) to conceal) without
disguise, openly, avoweelly.
AnapdWaKTog, -ov, b,r), (fr. same,
and napaWdaaoi to alter) unal-
terable, immutable, permanent,
fixeel, stable.
AnapaAdyicrog, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same,
and napaAoyi^ouai to defraud)
not to he deceived, or imposed
on ; infallible, certain, sure, un-
doubted.
AnapduvOog, -ov, b, r), (fr. o neg.
and napauvdla consolation, th.
uvdog a word) without soothing,
or encouragement, that cannot be
soothed.
Anapaor)uavrog, -ov, b, r), (fr. same,
and napnenuaivu) to stamp) un-
noticed, uncelebrated, unfrequent-
ed; obscure, obsolete.
AnupaoKtvuerTcg, and AnapderKtvog,
-ov, b, r), (fr. same, and napaej-
Ktvd^u) to prepare) unprepared,
not ready ; unexpected, una-
wares.
Anaparripi';Tws, (fr. same, and na-
paTvpf'u) to watch) unattentively,
lightly, unguardedly, incautious-
AnapaepvAe'iKTwg, (fr. same, nape)
contrary, avid KJ.v\ioow to guard J
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unguardedly, incautiously, negli-
gently.
Arapyiu, -as , //, an Aerb.
'Airapy/xa, -dros, rb, (fr. airb from,
and apx*! tlle beginning) first
fruits, offerings.
Airaptyx^piros, -ov, b, >;, (fr. a neg.
vapd intens. andty^npfw to han-
dle) beyond the reach of art ;
which baffles all attempts ; in-
violable, inaccessible, unattaina-
ble; unparalleled, matchless in- AirnpriXoyui. -as, f), (fr. same,
imitnble ; complete, perfect. j and \6yos account) a round sum,
Airapeyxciprjrus, (fr. last) beyond \ tot en. amount.
the power of imitation ; complete-* Anapncubs, -ov,b, (fr. airaprl^o) to
ly, perfectly. I finisn ) a completion, flushing,
AiraptoKU), (fr. airb priv. andap6x-[ pe\1ecting.
ku) to please) to displease, dissa- Airaovo), (fr. airb from, and apvu to
tisfy, disgust; to disapprove, re- draw) to exhaust, drain, empty ;
ject. ATTapioKOfiaij to appease, :« take from, lessen, diminish,
soothe, mollify ; to obhge,deserve. a -ap%T), -jj$, f/, more usually Airap-
Andp6tvos,-ov, b,fi, (fr. a neg. and £a<, -wv, a\, (fr. airb intens. and
nupBivos maiden) not muiden, ap^f) the beginning) first fruits.
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perfection, completion ; the whole,
entire.
Airapri^w, i. -law, P. (irtipraca, (fr.
lasi) to join, umu put together,
mjdel, form ; U finish, perfect,
■umplcte ; to set, fit, replace;
o divide, sha'e, apportion; to
prepare, matt* ready. Also, to
unfit, impar . make unequal, un-
lihc, oruneien. per. pass, airfip-
tiouui' 1 1. airapTioOrjao/xai.
without virginity ; tainted, de~
■ flowered.
Airapdd, -fjs, -fj, 1 a. sub. pass, of
airatpd).
AiraptOuiu) -S, (fr. airb from, and
apiduiw to count) to reckon up,
count over, tell of.
Airapivn, -rjs, hi the herb burdock.
AxapKTias, or Airapnias, -ov, b, (fr.
airb from, and dpKros the north)
the north wind.
Avapviouai, (fr. same, and apviouai
to deny) to refuse ; to renounce,
abandon ; to resign, abdicate.
AiraovncdaQiji, 3 sin. 1 a. impr.
mid. — Airapvnadijaoftai, -j],-£rat,
pass. — Airapvr'ioouat, -jj, -crai,
mid. 1 f. ind. of last.
Airapvos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. last) a de-
nier, one who refuses, declines, or
renounces.
AirapdStvros, -ov, b, rj, (fr. a neg.
and -rrapoScvu) to pass through)
impassable, impervious ; inacces-
sible ; fortified, impregnable.
Airappdacu), f. -fw, (fr. avb intens.
and apdffffo) to beat) to disturb,
disorder, confound ; to overturn,
throw down ; to remove, turn
out, eject.
ATtappnGiacTiicbs, ^nd Airapprjaiaa-
res, -ov, b, f/, (fr. a neg. and
■napptjaid^ofiai to speak freely)
Airdpxonat, (fr. same) to offer first
fruits; begin with an offering.
A7rapyw, (fr. same, and apx<h the
beginning) same as dpxu, and
dpxopai" but also in mid. to be-
gi?i sacrificing, make libations,
pay, or offer the first fruits.
"Airds, -aoa, -av, fr. a intens. and
irds, which see.
"Airacav, -at, cases of last.
' Airacretxjv, g.' pi. Ion. of same.
'Aizaoros, -ov, b, »/, (fr. a neg. and
-do to feed) that has not tasted,
fasting.
A-acrpdirTU, (ft. aro from, and
aarpd-TU) to lighten) to dart like
lightning ; to emit, let fiy ; to
sparkle.
A iraarpdirrutv, -ovca, -ov, par. pres.
act. of last.
An-ao^oAfw -u>, fr. and intens. and
aa^oXfw, which see.
Ajraa^oXj'a, -as, fit ft- same, and
atr^oAta, which see.
Airdra, Dor. for airdrn. Also Arra-
ra, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act. —
Anardru), 3 sin. cont. pres. impn
act. — AirarnOtis, -tlaa, -ev, par.
1 a. pass. — Airarwv, par. pres.
act. cont. of
Airardu -w, f. ->/<rw, p. nirdrnica, to
deceive, beguile, cheat ; to disap-
point ; to seduce, lead into error.
fearing to speak, not using free- pres. inf. act. cont. airarav 1 a
dom ; servile, mean, cringing.
'Airapats, -ios, Att. -cws, ?), (fr.
anaipw to carry off) a packing
up ; setting out, departure.
Airaprdo) -w, f. -fjau), (fr. airb from,
and aprdw to hang) to hang up
act. nirdrnoa, and Ion. airdrnca
pass. rrnarriQnv' par. aitarvQas-
Atzdrtpde, (fr. airb from, and dr£j3
or drtpQt without) apart, sepa-
rately, asunder, at a distance.
A~ar£U)v, -&vos, b, (fr. aizardu to
or upon, to make depend on ; deceive) a deceiver, impostor,
to suspend, doubt ; to defer, de-\ Av drv, -ns, h, (fr- same) deceit,
lay, put off; to interrupt, break j deception, fraud, imposition ; a
off; to withdraw, remove, seti cheat, trick, artifice; seduction;
apart. an er or, illusion.
A*dprt, (fr. airb from, and aprr, AirarijQr}vai, 1 a. inf. pass, of aira-
now) from this time, from Aence- raw.
forth. Or (fr. dprios. whole)' AiraTn}.bs, -fi, -bv, and Airar^Xtos,
wholly, entirely, totally, altoge-
ther, clearly.
Arrapria, -as,>'i, (perhaps fr. airalpo)
to carry off) furniture, baggage,
provisions; equipage, suite. Or
( fr. airb intnns. and dprtos whole)
ov, b, ft, (fr. airardu) to deceive)
deceitful, fallacious, fraudulent,
cheating ; beguiling, seducing ;
illusive, delusive, erroneous.
AiruTTjcTE, Ion. for nirdrrjac, 3 sin.
1 a. ind. act. — Airdrncei, 3 sin.
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1 f. act. — Airaruvrts, n. pi. mas.
cont. par. pres. act. of airarduj.
Airdrwp, -opoj, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
irarfip a father ) fatherless, orphan.
Airavvacrfia, -dros, rb, (fr. airb from,
and avyd^w to shine) splendour,
brightness, irradiation, effulgence.
Airavyfi, -fjs, fj, (fr. same, and avyf)
brightness) splendour, radiance,
effulgence.
AiravSdu) -tS, f. -ijcw, p. airnvSnica,
(fr. same, and avSdu) to speak)
to renounce, disclaim ; to forbid,
interdict, prohibit ; to faint, fail.
pres. inf. airavSijiv' 1 a. act.
airnvSno-a' par. airavSfjoas, -aca,
-av.
AiravdaSid^ouai, fr. airb intens.
and avdaStdfa, which see.
AiravdabitiaQai, Att. for airavdaSi-
oteBai, 1 f. inf. mid. of
AiravdaiiCouai, fr. airb intens. and
avdaSi^o^ai, which see.
Airav\iCouai, (fr. airb from, and
av\i^onai to herd) to herd, fold,
or lodge apart ; to separate, re-
lire, withdraw.
AiravXovvvos, -ov, b, 17, (fr. same,
and av\fi a sheepfold) herding,
or lodging apart ; solitary, lone-
ly, retired.
Airavfyais, -ios, Att. -eu>s, >'/, (fr.
same, and avfrcis increase) di-
minution, lessening, weakening,
impairing.
Airavpa, Ion. for airfjvpa, 3 sin.
imp. of
Airavpdu) -w, (fr. airb from, and
avpa a breeze) to take away,
carry off ; to rob, despoil, imp.
airvvpaov -wv.
'Avavaros, -ov, b, >'/, (fr. a neg, and
travw to cease) unceasing, inces-
sant ; endless, continual, per-
petual ; not to be alleviated, or re-
lieved.
AiravcTus, and Airavari, (fr. last)
incessantly, continually.
AiravTopo\fu) -w, fr. airb from, and
avrojjioXiu, which see.
Airavxcvifa, f. -iou, (fr. same, and
avxhv the neck) to cut the throat,
or neck, behead.
Aira<pdu>, Airdtyu), Aira<pl<rKO), and
Airci<pw, (fr. airb by, and a<pn the
touch) to soothe, caress, fondle ;
flatter, deceive. An iEolic word
used Poet, for airardu), which
see.
Aira<ppi$b), (fr. airb intens. and a0«
pit^w to foam) to foam, froth ;
to work, foment.
AiraxQJ-S, -uaa, -tv, par. — AiraX"
Ofjvai, inf. 1 a. pass, of airdyo).
AiraxOfjs, -ios -ovs, b, ^, (fr. anb in-
tens. and dxOos a load) heavy,
weighty ; burdensome, oppressive,
troublesome, uneasy, offensive.
AiraxBifa, (fr. same) to oppress t
burden, overload; to annoy, in-
commode, trouble, distress.
AirdxOouat, see AirtxQdvouai.
Airdilas, Ion. for a^d^as, 1 a.
par. of aibdirru).
Airifia, Dor. for airi^v, 2 sin. 2 a
act. of iiiroj3aivu>.
Airffldhov, 2 a. act. of airopu\\<v
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Litifav, -ns, -n, 2 a. act. — Arrt&n-
aduTjv, I a. mid. of airoj3a(Vw.
Ane$Xcnov, -cs% -c, imp. act. of
ano(JXizu>.
A7r£yaAa<tT/ff0r7v, 1 a. ind. pass, of ArrcBiftnv, -too, -cro, 3 pi. -cvro, 2
arroytiXj«cr('^u>.
Aniyyovos, -on, o, (fr. arrd from,
and iyyovos a grandson) a great
grandcfuld.
ArrcyXvKdvBnv, -tis, -n, 1 a. pass.
of anoyXvtcalvu).
AncyvwKdr^s, (fr. next) despairing-
ly, hopelessly.
ArrcyvdoOnv, -ns, -n, 1 a. pass. —
Ancyvu>Kt1s, -via, -bs, par. per.
act. of anoyivwoKw.
Arrtodvbs, -ov, b, fj, (tr. a neg. ana
rrcbuvbs firm, th. ni'
ground) lame, halt, weak, infirm,
frail ; of weuk intellects.
Anibdaaao, Ion. and Poet, for anc-
6don>, 2 sin. 1 a. mid. of arrocd-
%0}iat.
Aitiou^a, -as, -c, 1 a. act. — Antce-
iX^lv, 1 a. pass, of anohiiciv(n.
AnclcipoTdpnoa, 1 a. act. of anoon-
pnrouiio.
Antcc£d(inv,-u>,-aTO, and ny Apos.
-ar\ 1 a. ind. t.ud. — Airtr/vrro,
3 sin. imp. or 2 a. ind. mid. —
Arrtl'ixOrionv, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass.
of ii-mcfx°r>ai.
•><ia, -"?» -c, or -cv before a
■ 1, 1 a. art. of aTro-'/^/i/w.
i. imp. pass, of uiro-
imp. of same.
AnibiXos, and nTT'f'Auiroj, -or, o, fo
(fr. a ' • v'j> >i slipper)
without xkvc*,unsh>><t, bvtjvited.
Ant! uKtuaoa, -as, -r, 3 pi. -/moai,
I a. ind. act. of airotoicifid^u).
Ancofipnr, 1 sin. — knibooBt,
AvioovTo, 2 and 3 pi. 2 a. ind.
mid. of airoo(V<i>/it.
At«<W, -ou, ro, (fr. a intens. or
redund. and nicov the ground)
Ion. and Poet, for rr ilov, or ni-
ciov, which see.
AnE
-Bdvcrt, 1 and 2 pi. 2 a. ind. act.
of airuOvt'iOKu).
Anc9dpj»ioa, -at, -t, 1 a. act. ol
anoOappfut.
a. ind. mid. — AncBnxd(tnv,
-aro, 1 a. mid. of arroriBnui.
AncBnXa, -as, -c, 1 a. act. of a rro-
BdXXia.
AncOi£u>, f. -lout, (fr. and from, and
tBiyo to accustom) <o disuse,
wean, break off, alter a hulit.
AnidvnoKov, -cs, -c, or -cv before a
vowel, imp. act. of anoBvr,oKu.
Arret, or 'ArrtOi, prcs. impr. of
air um, to go away. Also, Arret,
2 sin. pres. ind. of Jxctri, to go
sway.
AirnAu, f. -ilooftai, (fr. awi intens.
and (i^w to see) to turn the eyes,
look attentively ; to perceive, see
clearly. 2 a. arrtiiov' sub airlcw,
mft% -J)'
KrriiOita, -as, r>, (fr. airci6t)c diso-
bedient) disobedience ; stubborn-
ness, obstinacy, resistance to per-
suasion ; unbelief, infidelity.
kittiBtis, n. a. pi. cont. of arrctdt'n.
Airtidtu) -w, f. -fjou), p. nnciBnica,
(fr. a neg. and irt/0w to persuade)
to disobey, resist ; to disbelieve.
I a. act. tivcidriaa. 2 a. /jntBov.
kirzlQnv, Ion. for atpciOnv, 1 a. pass.
of a<p[})(u.
knctBiis, -iot -ovf, b, fi, (fr. a neg.
an I nclBto to persuade) disobe-
n», -ovs, -oc. imp. CODt. of dient ; perrrrxe, obstinate, stub-
born ; unbt lining, faithless
A nc i Or)oaot, d. pi. of A irciBnoa s, -aoa,
-av, par. 1 a. act. of anctOiu).
kiritKd£u>, f. -dout, (fr. and intens.
and cixd^ui to liken) to assimi-
late, liken, make like ; to com-
j-are, examine together ; to ima-
gine, conjecture ; to resemble.
kirctKuola, -ns, !), (fr. last) a like-
ness, rtsemhlance, similitude; a
picture, portrait.
kirrixao(ia, -arus, rb, (fr. same)
a resemblance, picture, image,
figure, statue
Arrcoos, -ou, o, »;, (fr. last) plain, kmiKaoriov, (fr. same) it must be
level, open, champaip. n.
Arricoro, 3 sin. and ArtedoBc,
-oovro, 2 and 3 pi. 2 a. ind. mid.
of airofii^itifxt.
Arrtcox, by Apos. before an aspi-
rate, for airitoKC, 3 sin. 1 a. act.
of aTiO^icwut.
Aricpa, 1 sin. — Arrf^pa/jcy. 1 pi.
— krric'pav, 3 pi. for a—fcna;<,,
a-rrtepdrrnutv, and airifpacav, 1 a.
act. of airoSiApdoKu).
Amcvadanv, -to, -aro, 1 a. Hd. of
airoSvta.
Air/^w, per. airz&fjCOKti, for mrftniea,
(fr. and intens. and {}& to eat)
to consume, eat up, devour. I a.
pass. atrnSiodriv.
A-rrftnrov, Att. or by Poetic Pros-
thesis for airtlrrov, imp. or 2 a. of
arriiru)
Artz^uopi'vos, par. per. pass, of menace; to glory, boast, vaunt
aTTO^lhvVVfXl,
A-rrinv, Poet, for a-rrfjv, imp. of air ti-
ui, to be absent. ,
sin. -Bdvojitv,
likened, compared, &c.
A7rnVn,f. -£n,p. airioiKt, (impers.
of airtiKw) it is unfit, unbecom-
ing, improper ; it is discordant,
different, inconsistent.
A*Cflf0rf£ii] fr. and intens. and uko-
W(w, which see.
knetKdvtofia, -aroc, to, (*r. last)
a resemblance, representation ;
itingc, picture, statue.
AirtiKorus, same as airtoiKoVwy.
AthVu), f. -£w, p. arrioiKa, (fr. a~u
priv. and eiieu> to be like) to
be unlike, differ, not to resem-
ble.
k-tiKus, same as anconeus
AnciXciutv, -ovoa, -ov, par. pres. of
anaXriu), Poet, for
AnciXiu -ui, and JEo\. aniWio, f.
rjou), p. nnr.iXvKa, to threaten,
to promise, vow. imp. nnc'iXcov
-ovv. 1 a. act. nntlXnoa' mid.
nntiXnodunv sub. anciXriowpai.
AntiXiu) -5, (fr. and intens. and
(62)
AnE
i'iXiw to collect) to roll, or wrap
up ; to entangle, involve, pres.
inf. pass. cont. unnXtioOat. per.
par. pass. antiXnrrivos.
knci\rt,-hi, ^,(fr- airnX/w to threat-
en) a threat, menace ; a boast.
knct\oou}(itBa, I pi. 1 a. sub. mid.
of same
knuX^rnv, Ion. and Sync, for nircf
Xijadrnv, 3 du. 1 a. act. of ana
\iu>.
ArrtiXi'iTctpa, -as, J/, (fern, for next)
she that threatens, &c.
kntiXnTt)p, -fjpos, and AirnX^r^f,
-ov, b, (fr. anuXiu to threaten)
a threalener, menacer ; a brag'
gart, boaster, vaunter.
knetXnrfipios, -ov, 6, //, and knitXri-
rltcis, -t), -bv, (fr. last) threat-
ening, menacing ; boasting^
vaunting ; hauehty, arrogant.
knclXrj<pa, krectXi^aoi, knctXt)<pu>f,
Att. for anoXiXn<pa, per. act.
anoXcXn<paot, 3 pi. and a7roXtX»7-
$<i$, par. of unoXapSidvto.
'Arrctui, f. anioouai, (fr. anb from,
and ctfjl to be) to be absent,
be wanting, be away. Imp.
anrjv' pres. inf. ancivai' par.
airuf.
'Anctftt, or Anlnut, f. arrclaouai, p.
dnctxa, (fr. same, and tlri to
go) to go away, depart. 2 a. ind.
dntov' impr. dmc opt. anlotui'
sub. amu' par. umwv' 1 a. act.
anclaa, Att. unfjtea, in 3 pi.
anficoav. per. mid. antia' arena
and anfjta.
kncindftnv, -u>, -aro, 1 pi. -duc&a,
1 a. ind. mid. — Ant'mai, 1 a.
inf. act. — kneinc, 3 sin. 1 or 2
a. — ArttrrtTi', pres. inf. act. of
knclnu), Poet, for aninut.
kncipdya&os, -ov, b, t), (fr. a neg.
ncipdut to try, and ayadbs pood)
experiencing no kindness, unfa-
voured ; ignorant of what is
good, knavish, dishonest.
kntipayd&ws, (fr. last) badly, awk-
wardly, ignorantly ; dishonestly,
corruptly, knavishly.
knaoaKis, (fr. drttpos boundless)
infinitely, immensely, without li-
mits, or bounds.
kntfpairos, -on, o, i/, (fr. a neg.
and ncipoivj} to finish) Poet, for
dnctpos, boundless.
kneipaeros, -ov, b, /), (fr. same, and
nctpd^u to try) untried, not at-
tempted; not to be templed, be-
yond temptation ; impossible, im-
practicable, unattainable.
Anciparos, -ov, b, t), (fr. same)
Poet, for dnctpos, ignorant.
Ancipax*>St (fr. anb intens. and
nclpa a trial) infinitely, in many
ways, variously.
Ancipyu), f. -£w, p. dnctpxa, (fr. arro
from, and cipyu), to testrain) to
drive away, hinder, prevent ; to
shut out, exclude, keep out; to
stop, bar, impede.
Aneipywv, -ovoa, -ov . par. pres. of
last.
Ancipimos, -a, -ov, and -ov, b, fj,
(fr. a neg. and rrcpas the
end ) boundless y immense ; great,
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Luge, extravagant; innumera-
ble.
AirtipTjKZii -v7a, -bs, par. per. of
Airtipnros, -ov, 6* i], see aneiparos .
Arupia-as,i'i, (ft. d-apos ignorant)
ignorance, inexperience; unskil-
fulness, awkwardness.
Antipiros, -ov, 6, ^, (fr. a neg. and
iripus the end) same as dxtipos,
boundless.
Atrip^n, -as,-e, in 3 pi. axupl-av, 1
a. act. of azzipyu.
Airzipdyauos, -ov, b, rj, (fr. a?r£jpoj
unacquainted, and yduos mar-
riage) unmarried, single, maid-
en.
ArzipoddXaaaos, and -arros, -ov, b,
t), (fr. same, and SaXXacaa the
sea) not used to, or unacquainted
with the sea, not versed in naval
affairs ; a landsman.
AneipoKaKiii) -w, (fr. next) to be
free from guile, or deceit, be in-
nocent, behave sincerely, deal
honestly.
AnapdicdKos, -ov, 5, fj, (fr. a neg.
and Kaxos evil) ignorant of evil,
sinless, innocent ; honest, sincere,
simple.
AnzipoKaXia, -as, jj, (fr. next) want
of honesty, roguery ; folly, silli-
ness, impertinence, vulgarity.
AirzipoicaXos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. dirzipos
ignorant, and KaXbs good) dis-
honest, fraudulent, deceitful ;
tasteless, insensible to beauty or
worth ; worthless, silly, trivial.
ArEipoXf^f, -eos -ovs, b, »/, (fr.
same, and Xiyos a Ded) without
a bed-fellow, single, maiden, un-
married.
Arretpoudxas, -a, b, Dor. for avzipo-
udx/iSi -ov, b, (fr. same, and
uaxn a fight) not used to, or un-
fit for war, unwarlike.
Avzipova, a. sin. of airziputv.
'Airzipn;, -ov, f), Dor. for 'Hvzipos.
'Anzipos, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
■zupa a trial) inexperienced, ig-
norant ; awkward, unskilled ;
untaught, uninstructed ; thai
has not felt, without experiencing ;
untried.
'Airzipos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
■azioas the end) endless, bound-
less, infinite, unlimited.
Anzipoavvn, -vs, '/, (fr. dirtipos in-
experienced) ignorance, inexpe-
rience, want of knowledge, ac-
quaintance, or skill.
AffEipoj, JEol. A-ippu, f. -zpu, p.
a-zdpnKa, (fr. airb priv. and cipw
to say) to forbid, prohibit ; re-
fuse, discharge, dismiss.
Aireipoich', -noj, //, (fr. same, and
uc"iv travail) that has not known
the pains of childbirth, childless,
barren.
Littipuiv, -ovos, b, fi, (fr. a neg. and
triipas the end) infinite, bound-
less, immense, numberless. Also,
round.
Airztpus, (fr. dtupos ignorant or
boundless) awkwardly, igno-
rantly, rudely; infinitely, end-
lessly.
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Avtvaa, and Att. cnrfjcaa, -as, -t, 1
a. — Atdoouai, 1 f. of dirciui,
to go away.
' Anziorov, -ov, rd, (fr. next) perti-
nacity, posiliveness, stubbornness,
ohstinacy.
' Attzkttos, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
ireiOui to persuade) not to be per-
suaded, convinced, or prevailed
on ; obstinate, stubborn, inflexi-
ble, perverse.
ATra^ov, imp. act. — Airu%6uT)v,
pass, of a-r^w.
AvzicaXti, 3 sin. imp. ind. act. cont.
ot airoieaXiu.
ArrcKdXvxpa, -as, -z, act. and Ave-
Ka\v<f>dnv, -ns, -»7, pass. 1 a. ind.
of airoKaXvrzro).
A-ziicyovos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. aro from,
and (Kyovos a grandchild) a great
great grandchild, a grandchild's
grandchild.
AiTtKoexpuai, f. -%ouai, p. aireicSt-
Seyuai, (fr. avb intens. and ticoi-
Xouai to expect) to expect ear-
nestly, wait for with earnest de-
sire, hope ardently. 1 a. mid.
avt^tldjinv.
AvexSvouai, f. -vaouai, p. airzKSiSv-
ftat, (fr. ash off, and zkSvu to
strip) to put off, quit, get rid of ;
to strip, divest, deprive. 1 a. mid.
airz^zbvodunv' par. aitzK^vaduz-
vos-
AiziKo'v'aiSi -«of, A.tt. -tias, f), (fr.
same) a putting off, quitting,
stripping, deprivation ; spoiling,
plundering, d. sin. ar.zKcvazi.
Anacz&dXio'a, 1 a. ind. act. of arro-
KC(f>aXi£(i>.
Airz/cXaiouni', in 3 pi. AirticXaiovTo,
imp. pass, of asoKXaiu.
AittuXavBivo}, of aizb" intens. and
ticXavddvu), which see.
Ar£<cXa£a, see ano/cXziw.
AirUXaoa, 1 a. ind. act. fr. airi in-
tens. and kXou), which see.
AirzicXzyouai, f. -£ouat, p. airzicXi-
Xzyuai, (fr. airo from, and eicXi-
yofxai to select) to reject ; to dis-
approve ; to vote against.
AirexXzica, -as, -z, 1 a. act. of uiro-
i(Xeiu>.
A-tKXtXad6unv, -ov, -no, Poet, by
Ion. redupl. for azz^zXaOounv, 2
a. mid. of a-nzKXavBdvut.
AiriKoipa, -as, -e, or -tv, before a
vowel, 3 pi. t^av. 1 a. ind. act.
of arro^d^rw.
A-ntKpiva, -as, -t, act. — AiracpiOnv,
-ns, -V, 3 pi. -Qnaav, pass. —
AireKpivdunv, -u, -aro, mid. 1 a.
ind. of a-coKohb).
Ar.iKpv^a, -as, -t*, act. — Airticpvxpd-
uvv, 1 a. mid. of avoKpxnrrw.
ArtKrdvBnv, 1 a. ind. pass. — Attik-
rdvov, 2 a. ind. act. — A-kiktzi-
va, 1 a. ind. act. — AttIktovu,
per. ind. mid. of a-xoKTtivu.
A~fKraais, -to;, Att. -cu»s, >/, (fr.
a-rrb intens. and reivu) to stretch)
extension, stretching ; extent.
'A-cktos, and Attiktt)tos,-ov, b, rj,
(fr. a neg. and ttciko) to comb)
uncombed, undressed, neglected ;
unshorn.
AKtKvtjca, 1 a. ind. act. of airoKviw. \
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AIIE
ArrcKvXioa, -as, -t, 1 a. >fkl. act.
of arroKvXiti).
AxeXadels,-z7<ra, -iv, in n. pi. mre-
Xadivrts, 1 a. par. pass, of o7rt-
Xavvu).
ATTtXauTTdnnv, 2 a. mid. — Ant-
Xau4-a, 1 a. act. of airoXdftTru.
AireXaeia, -as, fj, (fr. antXavvot to
drive away) a driving away,
spoiling, plundering ; banish-
ment, expulsion.
AiriXaoTos, and ' ArcXaoros, -ov, b,
t), (fr. a neg. and iziXas near)
distant, beyond reach ; inaccessi-
ble, unattainable, which has not,
or cannot be reached ; unsafe, or
dangerous to approach.
AriXacros, -ov, b, )), (fr. last) dri
ven, spurred, put to full speed.
AirtXavvio, f. aztXdou), p. am'/Xaia,
(fr. arro from, and cXavvu to
drive) to drive away, expel, ba-
nish, thrust out ; to hinder, keep
off, or aviay, avert ; to drive,
spur, hasten. 1 a. act. anrjXa-
M.
AiriXavaa, and Ion. airf{Xavaa,-as,
-c, 1 a. act. of airoXaiHi).
AireXaippvvw, f. -Bvw, (fr. arb in-
tens. and i\a<Ppos light) to light-
en, ease, relieve.
AittXdw, Poet, for airtXavvu).
AireXeyuos, -ov, b, (fr. next) confu-
tation, disproof ; disgrace, scan-
dal, disrepute.
AireXiyxu), f. -yfw, p. airfjXcyxa,
(fr. ai:o from, and eXiyxu to
prove) to disprove, refute, con-
fute, convince ; to blame, reprove,
censure. 1 a. act. airrjXty^a' mid.
airnXeyZduvv. per. pass. anrjXey-
uai. 1 a. pass. axitXtyxOnv.
AviXtdpov, (fr. next ) far, distant, a
great way off.
AviXtOpos, -ov, b, f], (fr. a intens.
and KtXeOpov, ornXtOpov&n acre)
immense, wide, extensive; vast,
gigantic.
ArtX£j/?«0', by Apos. before an as-
pirate, for aveXu&iTo, 3 sin. imp.
mid. of axoXeifio).
ATziX(KnTos,-ov,b,tt, (fr. a neg. and
■niXtKvs an axe) not planed, or
smoothed, rough. Or, (fr. a
intens. and same) well planed,
smooth, polished.
AireXioBai, Ion. for a(ptXt<?dai, inf.
— AmXoutvos, Ion. for atytXdut-
ioj, par. of atytiXonnv, 2 a. mid.
of a(j>aipi(j).
A-tXcvdepia, -as, h\ (ft* next) ma-
numission, enfranchisement, the
gift of freedom.
Arre\evOcpos,-ov, b, fi, (fr. anb in-
tens. and tXtvdtoos free) enfran-
chised, freed, set free ; a freed-
man, one who had been a slave.
AireXtvdepooi ~&, (fr. last) to free,
set free.
A-zXtvaofiai, 1 f. mid. of airtpxouai.
ATTiXrjyov,-£s, -£, imp. act. of arro-
Xfjyu).
ArtArXaVa, Att. for aT>'/XaKa, per.
ind. act. — AreX^Xaro, Att. for
axriXaTo, 3 sin. pper. pass, of
airtXaviu).
AizcXnXvduaav , 3 pi. pper. mid. At;
AIIE
— AneXn'Xvdc, 3 sin. per. ind.
mid. Alt. of avipxopai.
AvcXOi, im|)r. — ArcXdcfr, inf. —
A-A0u>, sub. — ArtXfluiv, -ovoa,
-bv, n. pi. -66vrc g, -floPoai, d. sin.
-0dVri, g. pi. -0<$irwv, par. 2 a.
act. of arrip^ouat.
K.ni\tvov, -eg, -t, 2 a. act. of airo-
Xtiru).
lirtXXui, -<Lv, af, a temple, fane,
shrine ; an assembly, meeting,
congregation..
ArcWrjg, -ov, b, AppeU.es, Lat.
Apella, a man's name.
knt\oytiTo, 3 sin. cont. imp. pass
of aTro\oyiopat.
AircXoyncdfun 'i -w, -aro, 1 a. ind,
mid. of same.
'Avckog, -ov, b, avcound, hurt, cut ;
an ulcer, sore.
Axc\ovoac9c, 2 pi. 1 a. ind. mid.
of affoAoi'u.
£w, f. -faw, p. ari'iXrtKa, (fr.
ard priv. and i\ni£w to hope) to
expect, wait for, attend ; to sus-
pect, apprehend ; to despair, des-
pond. 1 a. act. arr/Airiffa" par.
aitc\Tlaac. par. per. pass. arnX-
iriff/mof.
AircXvOnv, pass. AviXvaa, act. 1 a.
iinl. — ATtXuovro, 3 pi. imp.
pass, of airo\v<i>.
Arc\v^aiv6fiTjv, imp. pass, of aro-
Xu/iai'iuJ.
ArfXw/3^07;v, 1 a. ind. pass, ofarro-
A-ifiiOov, -eg, -t, 2 a. act. of o?o-
AictuapdvQnv, -ng, -n, 1 a. pass, of
CfZOfiapaivtj).
Airititaaa, Poet, for airifitera, 1 a.
act. of
Art/i/w -w, f. -«ru>, p. -ixa, (fr. aro
from, and tuiu> to vomit) to
vomit, cast up ; to reject, throw
off.
Aircfivnodunv -u>, -aro, ind. —
AirouvfioacQiii' in£ 1 a. mid. of
anopviiouai.
AirtpSpyvvv, imp. act. — Airtuop-
%dfinv, 1 a. mid. of anofidpyvvfii.
Aircfirro\i7rai,S sin. pres. ind. pass,
of
Artffro\fiii, and-aw-w, f. -^<rw, (fr.
a-rrb intens. and ^toX/o> to sell)
to sell, offer, or expose for sale ;
to barter, trade ; to prostitute. 1 a.
BCt. atrtftT76\T]ca' par. arreffzoX/j--
. 1 a. inf. pass. arTe^oXtjdfjvai.
A~mvQz6fxt)v, -ov, -cto, imp. ind.
pass, of a-ofivdiu).
A-£fi<paiv(i>, f. -avd, (fr. aizb priv. i
and zuctxiivu to express) to disa-\
gree, differ; to be unlike, unjit,
or absurd.
ATr/^0a<T(f, -iog, Att. -tug, //. (fr.
same) an expression, declara-
tion, affirmation ; an explana-
tion, interpretation ; demonstra-
tion, proof.
AirtnQtpm, -fog -org, b, ft, (fr. axb
priv. and eu6tpn; relating to) un-
like, different. '
Ar/i"nrj, and A-rrcvavT'ov, (fr. a-zb
from, anJ nrrl befure) over
Ugainst, before, in presence of
opposite, against.
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AxtxdaBnv, -ng, -n, 1 a. ind. pass.
of arom'u).
Arreiiy Kuodat, 1 a. inf. mid. —
ArciiyKai, 1 a. inf. act. — A- -
vtyKtlv, 2 a. inf. act. — I
kwi, -ovaa, -bv, par. 2 a. act. —
Arcif^^vai, 1 a. inf. pass, of
airo<piou).
■ io, (fr. ard from, and tttywm
to carry) an obsolete verb, for
which airoipipu.
Aircvcij^dtlg, Ion. for aircvt^dug, 1
a. |>ar. pass, from A-mvil-^Onv,
Ion. for annvi-xdnv, 1 a. ind.
pass, of avo6ip<i).
t, and Poet. Artw/rw, (fr.
ard priv. and eviirut to tell) to
forbid, prohibit ; to oppose, pre-
vent.
A-ztvBtiv, Dor. for axtXOuv, 2 a.
inf. act. a-zipxopai.
Airtvdqg, -tog -olg, b, ft, and A «•/»'-
Onrog, -ov, 6, //, (fr. a neg. and
rrYOoj grief) /r« from grief,
without jorrow ; unlamented, un-
mourned.
-i\'u», (fr. ard from, and
tviavrbg a year) to desist, cease,
be absent for a year ; to act year-
ly ; to alternate by the year.
Awtvi^dunv, -w, -aro, I a. ind. mid.
of arow'-rru.
Antv6o<f>toa, -ag, -t, 1 a. ind. art.
of avo\oa$ilu>.
, Ion. for a<pfvrcg, n. pi. of
a<f>t1gy 2 a. par. act. of aQinut.
Arc^n jjapTavu, fr. aro intens. and
i^<i ft a prdvw, which see.
Ari^ccvcdunv, -w, -aro, 1 a. mid.
of aviKOVoitai.
Art^cXadufitjv, -ov, -rro, and Poet,
by Ion. redupl. artK\c\a66ftnv,
2 a. ind. mid. of airiK\aidd\u).
Airt^tjoafiivog, Ion. for arc^npafifi i-
vog, par. of a-iifypafipai, per.
pass, of ano^npaivui.
AirtoiKa, -ag,-c, per. act. ofartiVw.
Attioikc, per. of the impersonal
AireoiKbrug, (fr. next) improbably,
unfitly, improperly ; foolishly,
absurdly, unreasonably ; unde-
servedly.
AmoiKug, -via, -bg, (par. per. act.
ofairriVw) unlike, dissimilar, dif-
ferent ; improbable, unreasona-
ble, absurd ; unfit, improper
unbecoming ; alienated, estrang-
ed.
A-iovrog' A-ioira' Ion. for a-6\-
rog, g. and a~6vra, a. sin. of
aruiv, par. pres. of drn^(, to be
absent.
Arrixavrog, -ov, b, f/, (fr. a neg. and
tnwmbm to ripen) unripe, imma-
ture ; unseasonable; incomplete,
imperfect.
Arrirtipog, -ov, b, ft, (fr. a neg. and
-irtioog ripe, th. iri -rw to soften)
same as last.
j ?a, 1 a. act. — A-z-\ay-
^d'tnv, mid. — A-t-rXdy^dnv,
pass, of arorXu^w.
A-i->"iv>9naai; 3 p'. 1 a, ind.
pass, of airo-\avdit>.
A-i-:\cvca, -«ff -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
a-c?rXfw.
m
AnE
'AirrrXoj, -ow, o, ^, (fr. a neg. and
irtrXos a veil) KMKtitd ; unrobed,
undressed.
pL 1 a. ind. act. of
airo;rXi'»(j.
iWiNN -ovv, -i£{ -£ij, -rr-n, imp.
ind. act. — trtwin, I a. act.
— Art7rv£uo«i/i»/v, 1 a. mid. of
• ' ■> -»7f, -??, 2 a. ind. pass.
— A -/-i.;.i, -a?, -£, 3 pi. -£„v
1 a. ind. act. ofaror>/yu.
Airenrd^iii , I a. ind. mid. — Airoir
rdoQai, int. — AworrTa'/iOoj, par
— An':-»;i, -^v, -»7, in 3 pi.
- aav, 2 a. ind. act. of a^i'jr-
-w, (fr. a neg. and irirrrw
to cook) to o« raw, rare, or no<
sufficiently cooked ; to have a
weak stomach, suffer indigestion.
'Avczrog, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same) rawt
rare ; not cooked ; which cannot
be cookeil ; indigested.
At/™, 1 a. -t7ira, 2 a. -tTvov, (fr.
avb priv. and lira) to speak) to
renounce, disclaim, ilisown ; to
refuse, deny, contradict ; to give
up, relinquish; to fail, faint,
be weary. Or, (fr. airb inteniO
to declare, utter, pronounce. 2 a.
art. ind. arrclirov, -eg, -f inf.
arrci-tlv. 1 a. ind. mid. arciiru-
" A-tn, Dor. for rjxtp- also neut. pi.
of bc-
- ^oyla, -ag, »/, (fr. next)
talkativeness, loquacity, verbosity,
garrulity.
- \6yog, -ov, b, fj, (fr. arri-
, endless, and \6yog talk)
verbose, wordy, prolix; loqua-
cious, talk' i '
- ; -ov, b,f), (fr neg. and
-io ig the end) boundless, endless,
without stmt ; incessant, continu-
al ; infinite.
- .,-, (fr. last; endlessly, in-
cessantly, infinitely.
A-rtpyd^Oftai, f. -doopai, p. a-rretp-
yacfiai, fr. a-zb intens. and tpyd-
tyuai, which see.
Aircpyaoia, -ag, ft, (fr. last) a finish-
ing, completion, perfection, end-
ins, conclusion; means, cause,
efficiency.
A-coyicrrtKog, -fj, -bv, (fr. same)
effective, effectual, capable, ope-
rative, active, efficient, effica-
cious.
A-rioyui, pres. inf. act. — 'Ancpy-
p'at, per. ind. pass. — A-epypi-
vog, par. per. pass, of
ArJpyti), Ion. for aircipyui.
A~tottiu, f. -ou), p. a-fotiKa, (fr.
arrb intens. and tpricw to fix) to
fasten, stick, fix firmly ; to press
upon, drive, push, dash, or strike
against, remove, displace; A*e-
pclSouai, to be set, or placed
against, lean, incline, rest upon ;
to jut out, project ; to gush out,
discharge, shed ; to extend,
stretch, strain.
kxtpeln1, for axtpriata, neut. pi. (A
a-tpdetog, by Meta'.h. for axti-
ptaiog.
AJIE
Xiripttffis, -ios, Att. -to)?, fi, (fr.
arrepeilv to fasten) a fixing, or
fastening; an inclination, lean-
ing, resting against, or depending
upon ; pressure, force, violence.
Arrepiu -w, f. -fjcu), p. aireiprjKa, (fr.
arrb priv. and epiio to say) <o de-
ny, forbid, refuse ; to decline,
shun ; to fail, he worn out, weary,
decayed, impoverished.
ArreptyivtiTOs, -ov, b, >), (fr. a neg.
and rxcpiyivouui to surpass) not
to be surpassed, or excelled ; in-
vincible.
Artcpiopicros, -ov, b, t), (fr. same,
and -ntpioplfa to limit) unlimited,
unconfmed; boundless, indefinite,
infinite.
A.TTepioK(irru)s, (fr. same, and rrepi-
oK(irroy.ai to survey) heedlessly,
incautiously, unguardedly, in-
considerately.
Arreplffirao-ros, -ov, b, >j, (fr. same,
and ircpHmd.il) to perplex) at ease,
- undisturbed, calm, leisurely, with-
out hurry.
AirepiGird<TTu>s, (fr. last) without
distraction, or confusion ; collect-
edly, orderly, leisurely.
Artepicrdros, -ov, b, t), (fr. a neg.
and TttpuoTripi to beset) isolated,
detached, not surrounded, or en-
closed; deserted, forsaken, des-
titute; not perplexed, or sur-
rounded with cares, prosperous.
KitipiTfi-qTos, -ov, b, }), (fr. same,
and nepiTffjtvo) to cut off) uncir-
cumcised*
Airepirroi, -ov, b, r), (fr. same* and
ntpirrbs, Att. for irepi<rods super-
fluous) having no superfluity or
luxury, moderate, mean, of a
middle rank.
kirtpirT'jii; (fr. last) indifferently,
negligently, carelessly.
Arrephrwros, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg.
and TrtpiTTWjjiu excrement) with-
out excrements.
ArrepHpepffs, -ios -ovs, b, fj, (fr.
same, and ntpHpepw to move cir-
cularly) not circular, irregular;
devious, erring.
AmpZas, -aaa, -av, 1 a. par. act.
of aTcoppt^u).
'Aneppe, (pres.impr. of next) away,
begone, plague take you.
Aircp'pui, iEol. for atrdpu).
AirtpP i)yu>i, -via, -os, par. per. mid.
of mroppfjyvvni.
Arripaoj, -cii, -ei, for arroipcroi, 1 f.
hid. act. of a-rroipptt).
AircpvKO), f. -£u>, p. -^, (fr. airb
from, and epvKio to hinder) to
repel, drive back or away; to
defend, repulse ; to hinder, avert.
3 pres. impr. anepvKe. par. pres.
pass. azepvKdfjLtvog.
Airipxr), 2 sin. pres. ind. mid. —
ATrcpx6;uevos, -rj, -ov, par. pres.
act. of
Airipxon'K, f. an?\tvGOf.iat, p. a-rri-
\v6<t, Att. aK'^rj'Xvda, (fr. axo"
from, and fpx'opai to go) to goy
go off, from, away, or out of ;
to go forth, depart; to return,
go after, follow ; to leave, aban-
don, give up ; to pass axoay, die.
AIIE
2 a. ind. anrj\dov sub. a7rA0u>'
inf. airc\delv' par. aire\6u>v, n.
pi. fem. aze\dovaai.
Arreputevs, -ios, Att. -/wf, b, (fr.
same, and cpuew to pass) one
who hinders, stops, or prevents;
a hindrance, obstacle.
Airtpwf'w -w, (fr. same) to pass,
steal, glide, or skulk away; to
desist, cease, slop ; to hinder,
prevent.
'Avis, Ion. for dtpss, 2 a. impr. of
a<pirtjii.
Arriaa^a, 1 a. ind. of awoo-arrw.
Ar-eaas , -avrog, b, Apesas, a man's
name.
Articfias, Dor. for arrio~firis, 2 sin.
>f Air/c/?»7v, -rjs, -n, in 3 pi. —
Aneaftrioav, 2 a. ind. act. —
Awto-finca, 1 a. ind. act. — Arrecr-
Pvkws, par. per. act. of a-nocfSev-
vvoj, or -vui, as if from airdo (In fit.
ATno-Kifi<pQui, per. inf. pass, of
airoo-KiuTrTo/iat.
Airto-Ko\vf> nivo?, per. par. pass, of
arro<TKo\viTTef._
Anto-opai, f. of arret (it, to be absent.
Arriarracra, 1 a. ind. act Artea-
irdoBnv, -nsi -q, 1 a. ind. pass, of
airoo-rrdu).
ArriaovQev, ^Eol. or Boeot. and
Poet, for aireavOrjo-av, 3 pi. 1 a.
pass. — Arrivavuai, Poet. Me-
tath. for airoo-io-v/xai, per. ind.
pass. -T- AnicravTo, Poet, for
a-rteaeavro, 3 sin. pper. pass, of
arrooefioi.
AiK<TTd\r)v,-r]S, -rj, ind. Arreara^cis,
par. 2 a. pass. — ArrecTaMw,
-rjs, -r), 1 a. ind. pass Arria-
raA*a, per. ind. act. — ArricraX-
uat, ind. -dXuivos, -rj, -ov, par.
per. pass. — AitioraXov, 2 a. ind.
act. of arroareXXu).
Arrto-rao-av, Ion. for anecTrjcav' see
a-rrio-Tnv.
Aireortyacav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
arroareyd^u).
Arriarei'Sa, -as, -e, or -ev, before a
vowel, 2 and 3 pi. -Xare, -\av,
1 a. ind. act. of airocrTeWu).
Arrearipntra, 1 a. ind. act. — Arttc-
repvuivog, par. per. pass, of
aTtuOTtpfb).
ArriffTifv, -ns> -rj, and 3 pi. arrea-
rnoav, 2 a. ind. act. — Arrio-
Tvo-a, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
aQiornni.
Arriartyov, 2 a. ind. act. of arro-
crreixw.
Afffo-ToXa, per. mid. of arocriWu).
Arreo-rpafiftevoi, per. par. pass. —
Arrtarpd(f)Ov, 2 a. ind. act. —
A it tffrpadrjv, 3 pi. -tyrioav, 2 a.
ind. pass. — Aireo-rpe^a, -as, -e,
f a. ind. act. of mroo-Tpfcpu).
Anforpafiov, 2 a. act. — Arreo~rpd-
<pt;v, 2 a. pass. — Arricrrpt^a, 1
a. ind. act. of avoarpecpu).
ATTfffrw, -60s -oT'Si fi, (fr. a<piajijm
to be at a distance) absence;
flight, dtsertion.
Attfpto), 3 sin. impr. oCdrreiui, to
be absent.
Anca<pd\r)v, -vs, -»?, 2 a. ind. pass,
of arroffifdWd).
Arzeo-xtjKa, per. — Att^t^v, 2 a.(
(65)
AIIE
act. — Airc<Tx6ur>v> 2 a. ind. mid.
of aff/^w.
ArrtTafiov, 2 a. ind. act. of airo*
TfytVOt.
Arrerat-dfjiriv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of airoTaooijj.
Arreriyyero, S sin. imp. mid. oi
arroriyyofiai.
Arreridnv, I a. ind. pass, of airorf-
dv/ji.
Arrerivvvov, imp. of arroTivviw. or
-vp.t.
Arxhpdyov, 2 a. ind. act. of arro-
Tpihyo).
ArrerpurruivTo, 3 pi. cont. imp.
pass, of arroTpmrrdouai, same as
AiiOTpoTrdoftat.
A-jevOris, -ios -ovs, and 'Arrcvdos,
-ov, b, ?/, (fr. a neg. and rrvvdd'
vojxai to hear) unheard of, not
known by fame, obscure; rude%
ignorant, untaught.
Arrcvdvvu), f. -vvfi, p. -vyica, (fr.
avo intens. and evdvvo) to direct)
to straighten; to correct, reform,
amend ; to direct, guide ; to or-
der, regulate, array.
Arre<pf}va, 1 a. ind. act. — Ane<pr)-
vdurjVf mid. of arro^aivd).
Aire<j>Oapnivos, per. par. pass, of
arroQdctpii).
ATTctyQeyZdnrrts, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of arro(p8iyyouat.
Airredi8iur]v, -hto, -ito, pper. pass.
' of arrotydivit).
>'Anre<l>Qos, -ov, b, t), (fr. a neg. and
tydbs boiled) raw, undressed, not
cooked. Or, (fr. a intens.) re-
fined, purified.
Arttyv'yov, 2 a. — Airtycvyov, imp.
act. of arrodeHyu).
Arriba, impersonal, (fr. oTr/^o) to
withhold) it is enough, sufficient.
Arrixzi, 3 sin. — Att/^tc, 2 pi. —
Arrixovm, 3 ph pres. ind. act. —
A«jp?5, 2 sin. pres. sub. act. of
airix&'
Airix£<rdai, pres. inf. mid. — A*£«
Xec-Oe, 2 pi. impr. mid. of a7r/^w.
AirexSatpw, f. ,^5, (fr. avo> intens. )
and ex&uipu) to hate) to detest,
hate, abhor, 1 a. act. aitiJxOppa.
ArriyQdvopai, f. -6/joouai, ' (fr.
same, and exOdvo^ai to hate) to
hate, grudge, envy, feel anger, or
malice against. 2 a. a*r)x$6\kr\v,
as if fr. anexdio/jidi, obs.
Amx^eia, ^as, r), (fr. arexdr)s en-
vious) hatred, abhorrence, detest-
ation; grudge, maHce^ill-will
ArrcxQf'i'^vat, Att. and Dor. anJ
ArrexOffiev, Ion. for avtx^av,
pres. inf. of ar^flw,
Arrex&nat, Ion. for airijfOfi, 2 sin.
pres. sub. of arrix&onat, same as
a-rrexQdvOfiai.
Arrex8r)s, -eos -ovs, b, >', (fr. arrb in-
tens. and ixdos hatred) hating,
grudging, envious, malicious ;
hostile, inimical, adverse.
Airexd/iffo/jiat, 1 f. mid. — Attev&J-
lirjv, 2 a. ind. mid ArixSoiro,
3 sin. 2 a. opt. of arrexQdvopai.
ArrixOw, and Arrixdopat, same as
an ex.6 'dvoftat.
ArrexQ^?, (fr- arrixw to refrain) ab*
slemiously, temperately, soberly.
AIIH
modestly. Or, (fr. ax^hi en-
vious) hatefully, spitefully, ma-
liciously, enviously.
Airiyp/fro, ** s,n" m,P* M '*" *"rom
aTO%piopaii same as axixpn,
imp. of ardyojj.
A~£X''f>(iu' "'*'' '• -«•«*'**» P' -w*a, (fr-
a?r<5 intens. and t-)(yp6u, which see .
Airi'^w, f. a<pi(ui, p. air/a-y^Ka, (fr.
oto from, and f'^u to hold) to
rvoftOf, of/tain, set, or have from
another ; to derive, or draw from ;
to relate, refer, or belong to ; to
be afaent, distant or aw ny /rom /
to abstain, withhold, be far from;
Ar/y^/iai, to refrain, keep away,
or remove from, restrain one's
self, be clear of, or free from. 2 a.
act. aitia-^ov, mid. airfo-Y^/"*1'?
inf. aT£ff^fafl<i«, imp. mid. a«c
%6fiT)v, 1 t. mid. a<pf^ouat.
Aitix>*vi -ovtra, -ov, g. sin. -;£ovr©f,
a. fern. -^oi;»a*, par. pres. act.
of last
Air£YwptV0>;v, -*«, -f, 1 *- *B(^-
pass, of aro^wpi'^K.
h -at, ^, (fr. « oeg. and
W^*$ boiling) the incapacity,
or absence of softening, or di*-
solvmg; in/ligestion.
A.trv^vX0VT,h 3 pi. imp. mid. of
air^oxw'
Ajkwi, Ion. for axtiv, pres. par. of
dT£i/u, to be absent.
AirfJ, 3 sin. pres. sub. — ' Airw, -fn,
-t), pres. sub. — Arrj*, -i}*, -»),
imp. ind. of same.
Air-jytfyov, Alt. for aTrijvoi.. 2 a. d
arn'yw.
AxvyyuXa, -as, -£, 3 pi. -Xav, 1 a.
ind. act. — AirtyyAg*;, -»/{, -»7,
pass, and Avjfyydw^, -rs, -t,
act, 2 a. ind. of ainiy.vf>X<i>.
A»»;y«ff9rti, Ion. for ...^yarflai,
pres. inf. of a^y/o^at.
Axf,yr\ua, -arts, rv, Ion. for adry-
A»»7yi/ffa«0ai,Ion. fora6»jy>7C<io-0ai,
1 a. inf. mid. of aq)nyiouai.
Airiiy rjffii, Ion. for a^yqctf.
Affi)y//aj, -(ax, -«crai, per. pass, of
axdyu.
Arrny^dfinv, -u, -oto, 1 a. ind. mid.
— ' ^■ltT>YXai per. act. ofarayY^-
AirJJyov, see airrjyayov.
AxvcieBtjv, -ns, -»?, 1 a. pass, of
air/^u).
Airfcjv, -pets, •#H| 3 pi. awj>£co-av
Alt. nnfiiaav, pper. mid. — Air»/£-
ira, Att. for airnoa, 1 a. ind, of
dwcifti, to go away.
AirrjKa, -at, -£, Ion. for atyrjica, 1 a. !
act. of aipinfii.
Avvkoos, -ov, o, fit (fr» aff0 from, |
and okouo) to hear) same as
avfiicoic.
Xvnicpliiwuivos, per. par. pass, of
airaicj5(j3d(i).
A»r77*p//3w/i/v<i)f, (fr. last) exactly,
completely, perfectly, accurately,
in a masterly manner.
Attiktqs, -ov, 6, '), (fr. a neg. and
•nnicrbs compact, th. xfiyvvui to
fasten) infirm, weak, loose, un-
connected ; not frozen, or har-
dened, soft, dissolved, thawed.
AtnjKrij, -oD, 6, ^, (fr. airdyw to
AIIH
drive away) driven, or carried
off] departed, set out, gone.
Axi'/Xaxa, -as, -£, per. — AT^Xaon,
ac, -£, 1 a. md. act. of a-.
AxrjXavov, and axiXavov, imp. —
Ax/jXai«ra, for uWAuiffa, 1 a.
act. of airoXauw.
A^Xy^ea, -a$, -i, per. ind. act. —
ArrrjXynKdra, n. pi. par. per. act.
of aniXyfu.
AxrjXtytut, (fr. next) fiercely, fu-
riously, cruelly ; boldly, intre-
pidly ; openly, undisguisedly,
daringly.
AxnXeyrn, -ios -oPf, bt >'/, (fr. aird
from, and aX/yu to regard) re-
gardless o( persons or danger ;
fierce, furious ; bold, daring, in-
trepid, courageous.
Avr)Xty(a, -aj, -£, 1 a. act An;-
XfV&njV, mid. of artX/y^w.
AvrjXiirat, Gen. xxvii. 42. suppos-
ed erroneous for arciXclrai, 3 sin.
pass. cont. of ar-fiX/w.
S»« -lit ~v, I *. pass, of
awrX/y^w.
AtrijXOa:', -tj, -f, Svnc. for av^Xv-
Goi, (fr. fXftJflw obs.) I a. acU of hanging, impending, imminent ;
arioxouat.
AirnXcornSi -ov, i, (fr. axb from,
and >)Xff the sun) depending on.
or proceedine from the sun ; the
east wind ; distant from the sun,
the north or south,
-<~ai, per. ind.
— KirnXXdx^ai, inf. —
imy/Jvtt Par- pe*"- pass.
y'Xa, Per- act AX17X-
Xrt^i, 1 a. act. — AwvXXdynv, 2
a. ind. pa«s. — AxnXXdoetro, 3
sin. imp. pass, of axoXXdaou.
AirnXXorpluiKa, per. act. — Axr,X-
Xnrpiui^int, per. pass. — AttjXXo-
rpnitftivoi. -n,-ov, par. per. pass.
of uxaXXorptdu.
AmjXoirjea, -at, -c, 1 a. ind. act, of
araXoidut.
• 1, per. act. — A^Xine-a, 1
a. act. of airfXn'^w.
L« rrs(| -ov, 0, $, (fr. a neg.
and -trf/fia hurt) see ani/iui.
Air^cjprov, -£>, -£. Poet, for 0^17-
uaprov, 2 a. act. of aqiafiaprdvu.
AmifitXntihos, per. par. pass, of
awautXiofiai, fr. aird intens. and
aucXfw which see
ArnfitXnfifro)^, (fr. .ast) negligent-
ly, carelessly.
Atrrjfttv, Sync, for airfitifitv, 1 pi.
pper. of dxcifii, to depart.
Awnuoo-Cvn, -ns, and Airnfioxia, -as,
f), (fr. axrtfiur unhurt) safety.
security ; harmlessness, inno-
cent.
Airfipwzv, imp. or 1 a. of arauvvu.
Awt'ifiuiv, -ovoe, b, ^, (fr. a neg. and
irrjfta damage) unhurt, unin-
jured, safe, secure ; innocent.
harmless ; wholesome, healthy,
salutary ; favourable, balmy.
Avfv, imp. of drum, to be ahscnt.
AirfjVtyKa, -as, -£, 3 pi. -yrai, 1 a.
— A -r'ncyicov, 2 a. ind. act. of
mro<pf'p<j>.
Amjvcia, -«?, >', (fr. axvfii cruel)
cruelty, inhumanity ; wildness,
fierceness.
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AIIH
Arnvedouat, (fr. axi inten.«. and
debt dumb) to be dumb witA
amazement, be confounded, asto-
nished. 1 a. ind. pass. a-zn\iuQri*.
Axrjiioi, g. sin. of axnvrjf.
Axi/in, -vs, 1/, lad Dor. Ar/fi>a,
-a j, a, (perhaps fr. axihat to go
aw;iv. Or, fr. axb from, and
r\via reins \ a car, cart, wagon,
carriage, chariot.
Axnvnfdftrjv, -w, -aro, 1 a. mid. of
. Ofiai.
Axnifit, -ios -ovs,b, b., (perhaps fr.
aird priv. and tinhi gentle. Or,
fr. axi from, and ijvia reins)
hursh, rough ; cruel, inhuman,
; ftrre, wild, ungovern-
able, intractalilt ; Or, (fr. same,
and atviu> to praise) uncommend-
able, unworthy, blameable.
AxT,v8ov, Dor. for axrjXBov, 2 a.
act. of a-zipxofiai.
AxijVTnea, -aj, -t, 3 pi. -rjoav, 1 a
act. of axavrdii).
Av/jopo<, -ov, b, »/, (fr. axb from,
and aiupiu to suspend) hanging
from above, depending ; over-
high, lofty; elevated.
-ai, -£, 1 a. ind. act. —
AxfjpKa, per. act. — Awfjpuai,
pt r. pass. — Axjjpdnv, 1 a. pass.
Of axaipu.
Axnpuodfirjv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mi«l. ofatf
A xi'/artjftai, per. ind. pass. — Ar^p-
rrjfiipvs, per. par. pass, of azap-
rmit).
Axipneuai, per. ind. pass. —
Arijpri<r/jfY«{, per. par. pass, of
axaprifa.
Axnpnafiirui, (fr. last) perfectly,
completely.
- sin. pres. sub. of druui,
to be absent.
Axfiow, -ovaa, -ov, Ion. for a$r\-
auv, I f. par. of a Cjln fit.
Axnvpa, 3 sin. cont, of Ar^vpaov
-an, imp. ind. act. it may also
be Sync, for a-rrnvpnea, 1 a. ind.
act. of HTutou'u.
AxT,xa, per. ind. act. of axdyu.
Axrjxiu -<i, f. -feu, p. -rjKa, (fr.
bt3 priv. and nx*"* tu soun(^) to
jar, discord, disagree ; to sound
loudf or harsh ; par. pres. axn-
V(ir, -oixra, -6v.
Axfxwfm, -Sroi, rd, and Ar/^m(,
-iof, Att. -£Wf, ^, (fr. last) ^ar-
ring, disrord, disagreement.
A.xnxhiy -ios -ovs, 6, ft. (fr. same)
discordant, jarring, disagreeing ;
disagreeable, unsuitable, offen-
sive, contrary.
AxfxOcro, 3 sin. imp. or 2 a. —
A-rrxOripai, per. ind. pass, of
ardxOofiai, (fr. arrb intens. and
dxQopai to dislike) or of aircY."
ddvouat, which is more in
use.
A-i'x^w, -ijj, -n, 1 a. ind. pajs.
- iyo).
A~t'x^Tipat -afi -£? 1 a. ind. act. 0/
a-tx^aiow'
A-nxovucios, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. of axvxiu.
Axniupcvtr, foraxTjwp£vvTO,Dor.fot
Am
ixvupotm, 3 pL imp. ind. mid.
— A-rnl>pr,ecL, 1 a. ind. act. —
Arrupr,ftivoi, per. par. pass, of
. of'w, fr. axd intens. and
aiupfu, which see.
,-. -ov, 6, )/, same as axjioao;.
Axiaoi, Ion. for d-iai, 3 pL pres.
of dxetui, to go away.
. -7$, ->), 2 a. sub. act. of
BTtifW.
A-uutv, Axiirai, Amiovai, Ariev-
rai, AxieaOai, A*i&um$, Ion. for
..£v, 1 pi. pres. md. act. a^u-
vat, pres. inf. act. a<pidci, 3 pi.
pres. sub. act. a<pinrai, 3 pi.
pres. ind. pass. a<piccdai, pies,
inf. pass, a6ujiivoi, par. pres.
pass, of a0;r;/it.
, . pres. inf. of dxtipi, to go
away.
AxUcav, 3 pi. imp. ind. of axitfui,
to go away.
A~h yain, a distant larulf see
dxioc. Or, the Apian land, Pe-
loponnesus, from 'Anj the son
of "topom'f.
2 sin. -2 a. sub. of d-reiui, to
go away.
Axidavoc, -ov, 6, j), (fr. a neg. and
xii8<* to persuade) improbable,
unlikely, incredible; undeserving
credit.
A-tOf'w -w, f. -lyc-w, p. -nta, (fr.
same) to disobey, transgress com-
mands ; to disclaim, or disown
authority.
Axidnaa, -aj, -e, Ion. for vxiQnaa,
1 a. ind. act. of last.
AttKarai, ArziKaro, Ion. for a<ptKa-
rai, and a<pUaro, these for a£«y-
/if'ist E<<7i, 3 pi. per. ind. pass,
and aotynivoi rjvai; 3 pi. pper.
pass, ot a6iKviofiai.
A~Ur, .K-Uecdai, AxiKdaevog, A-ik-
vticdat, Axiicrai, Ion. for a(pbcn,
•2 sin. 2 a. sub. mid. agncicdai,
inf. a<piKOucvoc,par. A<pmuo6ai,
pres. inf. pass, aotrrai, 3 sin.
per. ind. pass, of a<f imiouai.
'Axacoot,-ov, b,fj, (fr. a neg. and
riKois bitter) not buter, without
harshness ; gentle, mild.
4xcXA£w -ui, (fr. axb from, and 7X
Xoi the eye) an antiquated
word, synonymous with axo
jcXrio), to shut out, exclude, ba-
-. la. ind. pass. azi\\fj8nv.
AtiuzXos, -ov, and At. fuXJfc, -*':■>-
. i>, ft, (fr. a neg. and in-
/ifX/j fat) thin, lean, meager
poor.
t, -f'o? -o?j, 6, >}, (fr. same,
and tjYoj dirt) free from dirt,
, -ifot, elegant.
Axivvcata, (fr. same, and -
or n£pi to breathe) to dote; to
/run* ; to breathe forth, expire.
Axil-erai, Ion. foT a^i^erat, 3 sin.
1 f. mid. of a<biK\eouat.
'Axifrs, Ion. for d<pi$i<;.
'Anov, -tc, -£, 2 a. ind. — 'Axis,
impr. — Arioi><, opt. — A-._.
sub. — AtuTv, inf. — Airiw*,
par. of d-ctfii, to go c-
'At?ji , -oi', rb, a pear, and
'A-rr.j, -oo, 4,ap<:
'\.x?,c, -a, -ov, and Ion. -n, -ov
AnA
perhaps fr. axi from) /or, dis-
lonZ, remote.
Axiardvai, Axioriarai, Axioriiro,
Ion. for a+to-rdvai, pres. inf.
act. a<pioravrai, 3 pi. pres. ind.
pass. aCjioravro, 3 pi. imp. md.
pass, of a<piarnui.
AxtoTitii -*5, f. ->?o-u, p. nxitrrvKa,
(fr. a neg. and n'tmf faith) to
disbelieve, discredit, douht, mis-
trust ; to be faithless, disobey ;
pres. par. pass, axioroi^ivoi.
AnVrj^n,Ion. for aCicrnui.
a- . .-- r.ij,-ao-a, -ay, par. 1 a. act.
— Axio-tovucv, 1 pi. cont. pres.
ind. act. — Aricroi'; run, g. pi.
cont. par. pres. act. of axto-riu.
A-iaria, -as, i), (fr. next) want of
faith, unbelief ; mistrust, doubt;
infidelity, treachery.
'Axiaroc, -ov, 6, >/, (fr. a neg. and
■ icni faith) not to be believed,
incredible; not to be trusted,
faithless, perfidious ; disbelieving,
incredulous, dubious ; an unbe-
liever, infidel, comp. axiaronooc,
sup. -6raroc.
Axicnot, (fr. last) perfidiously,
fraudulently, treacherously; ab-
surdly, incredibly.
\-r>i\rroj, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
rr>d^u) to stray) unerring, cer-
tain, sure, not straying.
AxXavfii, -ios -ofs, and Ar^
-ov, b, ij, (fr. a neg. and x\din
error) not wandering, settled,
resident ; unerring, undeviating,
undeceived, faithful.
'A-Xacroj, -ov, 5, $, (fr. a neg. and
xXaardi feigned) unfeigned, sin-
cere, artless", simple ; rude, un-
formed, shapeless, uncouth.
'AwAaoroj, Sync, for arrfXaoroj,
which see.
AxXdrris, -io< -of?, o, f), (fr. a neg.
and -:\arti broad) narrow, con-
tracted, confined.
'A-\dro>-, Dor. for dx^riroi, which
see.
A-:,\(jn»f, (Gen. sxiv. 2-.) per-
haps fr>anvf, 3 sin. imp. or 1
a. ind. act. of irXi rvtw.
'A-rX^rof, Poet, for dxXnroc.
'A-^nooc, -ov, o, }), (fr. a neg. and
pi the side) uncovered on
the side, unguarded, exposed.
'Ax\t)yioi,-ov, b, fj, (fr. next) sin-
gle, plain, simple ; artless, harm-
less, innocent.
rArr\nyU, -tfoc, ft, (by Epen. fr.
ix\t]ti, which is fr. a—\_ -
fern, of ax\6o; single) a thin
light cloak.
'Ax\nKTos, "ov, and ArXrjs. -yog, b,
i), (fr. a neg. and -\rGo-u to
strike) not struck, unbeaten, un-
hurt ; harmless, undamaged.
'AtA/jv, a. sin. fern. cont. o.
ArX^fHijro?, -or, o, /;, (tr. a neg. and
rXqoou) to fulfil) deficient, want-
ing, imperfect ; not fulfilled, or
consummated ; insatiable, greedy.
Ax\i}^rcvouai, (fr. dx\raros insa-
tiable) to be greedy, or insatiable;
to crave, importune.
Lx\rjirria, -as, ifi (fr- next) insa-
hableness, greediness, craving,
(67)
AnA
voraciousness ; greatness, cstrn~
sum, vastness.
'AxXnoros, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
rX^9ui to fill ) not to be gratified,
insatiable, ravenous, voracious ;
craving, importunate ; extensive,
boundless, immense, vast.
Axh',arwi, (fr. last) insatiably,
greedily, voraciously, vastly, in-
finitely.
'ArAirroj, Dor.'A-Xdroj, andPoet.
'A-Woj, -ov, b,t'i, (fr. a neg. and
x\du>, TTtXa'u, or rXfj^n to ap-
proach, th. r/Aaj near) inac
cessibte, unattainable, beyond
reach, or power ; inextricable,
irremediable. Or, (fr. same,
and x\r,Qm to fill) vast, extensive,
immense, boundless.
'AxXon, -i;j, }'i, (fr. ix\6ot single)
same as utXoVj/j.
'AxXodpi!-, -^xas, •% fh (fr- same,
and S(j<£ hair) straight-haired,
lank-locks ; bald.
'Ar/Xjia, -a?, h, (fr. arXoo? unna^-
gable) that part of the year when
sailing is dangerous, the season
ur fit for sea ; rough weather.
'Ax\ot£ouat, f. -iaouat, (fr. ax\6og
simple) to behave with simplicity,
act with candour, be ingenuous,
or candid.
'ArXdJVcc*, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same) sim-
ple, single ; plain ; goodnatured.
fA*Aots, -Hoc, %, (fr. same) alight
cloak ; thin, single.
'Arr>o*oj, -ov, b, f/, (fr. a neg. and
rX/jcw to fold) unfolded, not
creased, or crumpled, smooth.
'Att\okvuv,-ovoc, b, (fr. next, and
kx(i)v a dog.) An epithet of
Antisthenes one of the Cynic
sect, because these men were
nicknamed dogs, and wore only
a single garment.
'ArrXdoj-of'S. -dr;-^, -dov-ori', (per-
haps fr.. a one, and r/Xw to be.
Or fr. a. neg. and iroAiy many)
simple, single, plain, uncom-
pounded ; clear, distinct ; sound,
healthy ; artless, unvarnished ;
candid, honest, sincere, uprishl.
'AtXooj -ov f, -6ov -ov, b, if, (fr. a
neg. and izX6o< navigation, th.
x\ita to sail) unnavigable ; unfit,
or improper for sailing ; boister-
ous ; dangerous.
'A~X6rv<, -r)T0i, »% (fr. arrXdoy sin-
gle) singleness ; simplicity, inno-
cence, purity ; sincerity, candour,
ingenuousness, frankness ; boun-
ty, liberality.
*AirXda» -<5, t. -wcw, p. -wra, (fr.
same) to simplify, explain ; to
unfold, open, discover, display ;
to erpancl, blow ; to extend,
stretch out. imp. ind.
-ovv, 1 a. ind. (rAwm* inl. utX(v-
aai. per. pass. i/xXwcuat, par.
fjrrXujcuevoi.
Ax\v<rla,-ac, ^, (fr. next")/ouinesa,
dirt, nattiness, want of icasldng.
Ax\vaiai, -wv, a J, sponges.
A- . - :>-, -ov, b, f), (fr. a nt-g. and
to wash) unwashed, foul,
dirty, soiled.
i'AtAS;, (fr. arXfos sbgle) singly;
Ano
sincerely, frankly ; bountifully,
liberally, kindly.
AwAwroj, -oi>, o, ft, {fr. a neg. and
irXwfn for irXfin to sail)see dwAooj.
Airvt/jj, -£oj -ous, 6, fi, (fr. a intens.
and irviut to breathe) breathing
deeply, panting sighing. Or
(fr. a neg. ana same) out of
breath, breathless, wanting air ;
without air, or wind, lighting,
kindling.
Airvcvfiaroi, -ov, o, t), (fr. same,
and irvevua air) free from wind,
sheltered.
Arvcvari, (fr. dirvcvaros breathless)
stilly, without a breath ; all in a
breath, witliout drawing breath,
or interruption ; closely, in a
crowd, confusedly.
Airvtvarla, -aj, i), (fr. same) a re-
straining, or suppression of
breath ; difficulty of breathing,
shortness of breath.
Atvcv or i d£u), f. -daw, (fr. same)
to breathe short, or low ; to pant,
gasp.
'Awcvcros, -ov, b,ft, (fr. a neg. and
■nviui to breathe) breathless, spent,
exhausted; lifeless, dead; ukh-
out scent, or nose ; shelter) <l.
'Airvota, -a?, (fr. same) calmness,,
serenity ; a calm, stillness of air ;
v>ant of air, sultriness.
'Anvooi -ovs, -6ov -ov, 6, L (ft.
same) calm, still ; breathless,
lifeless, dead.
And, with the gcnilive, from ; of,
far ; since, after ; away from,
wide of; by, for, by reason ; of,
out of, belonging to ; without ;
through time or space ; at the
distance of, on ; with, by. In
compos, it generally implies ne-
gation, or privation.
Airo, at a distance, away, far, far
off; for dirton, he is off, away ;
it is past, and gone. For diridt,
away ! qjf I begone !
Awd avrov, from thence, from that
time.
Aroaivvfxai, same as airatwfiai,
which see. Imp. ind. airoaivv-
unv, Ion. for airotivvftnv.
Airoaipeladai, Airoaipto, Airoaipto-
uai, Ion. and Poet, for atyaipelo-
8ai, pres. inf. pass. aQaipov, pres.
impr. pass. a<patptopat, pres.
ind. pass, or mid. of acftatpeu).
AnoPa6i£o), f. -iou> (fr. airb from,
and (la6i£u) to go) to walk away,
go off, depart.
Airojiddpa, -aj, >'/, (fr. next) a lad-
der, step-ladder, stepping -board,
gangway.
AitoQaivb), f. -fifjaouai, p. -(iefiriKa,
(fr. airb from, and (Salvo) to go)
to come, or go from, or out of ;
to disembark, land ; to depart,
yield, retire ; to descend, come
down, dismount ; to succeed,
follovj after, or from ; to happen,
come to pass, turn out. per. par.
airofispriKws. 2 a. (fr. /3r?tn) ind.
aKifinv, 3 pi. airtfi^aav' sub. arro-
0w' inf. airofirjvaf par. anofids.
AirolldXnre, 2 pi. sub. and Airofia-
\u>v, -ovaa, ov, par. 2 a. act. of
Ano
AirofldWu), f. -a\w, p. airo(ii(i\nKa,
(fr. airb from, and /3dAAw to
throw) to cast, fling, throw off,
or away; to reject, let go, rthn-
. quish ; to lose, waste, forfeit. 2 a.
act. ind. airifiaXov' sub. airo/3d-
Aw, 2 pi. airo(idXnre' par. airofia-
Auh'. per. pass. nvofiiliXrjfjai. 1
a. pass. aTci(S\>)6nv' par. airopXn-
6cli. per. mid. avofiifioXa.
Airo($dirro, f. -^w, p. -cpa, (fr. same,
and Pdnru to dip) to dip, dive ;
to draw, pour out, as liquor ; to
tinge. '2 f. and act. avofiadiw.
Airofidi, -aaa, -av, n. pi. -fidvra,
2 a. par. act. of airoiiaivu.
Artbjiaaii, -tot, Att. -gwj, f), (fr.
aitojialx-ii) to descend) a dixa nt ;
binding ; a landing-place, lad-
der, steps, stairs ; a it, t ml. ft* nt.
A7roj3ari5pie$, (fr. saint') who de-
scends. An epithet of Jupiter.
A»ro/3aT»)j, -ov, b, (fr. same) a kind
of soldiers, who cith< r had a
second horse, or fought both
on foot and hors*»>>ack. Also, a
kind of chamvion in the public
MUMS,
AiroftaTiicbs, -t), -ov, (fr. last) he-
longing to that kind of soldiers,
champions, or games.
Ano(3i0nKa, -a?, -c, per. ind. act.
of anoflalvu).
AirofiiPXnica, -as, -t, per. ind. act.
— AirofttPXnKwf, par. por. act.
of airofiuXXo).
Airo0fjvat, 2 a. inf. act. — Airoftrj-
couai, -p, -crai, 1 £ ind. mid. of
aitoftaiw.
A-Kofif/com, or-rrw, f. -£u>, (fr. airb
from, and /3ifatru) to cough) to
rough up, exjirrtorate, spit.
Awo0id^ofiat, f. -do-opai, (fr. same,
and j3id£w to force, th. J3la force)
to force away, drive off, rcjndse ;
to enforce, constrain, overpower ;
to labour, strain ; to travail.
Airofiifidtp, f. -daw, p. -Ka, (fr.
airb intens. and (ii(Sd$u> to admit)
to make descend, bring, or take
down ; to dismount, unhorse,
disembark ; to pass, cross, send
over. pres. inf. act. a7re/?ij3d£c«v.
pa6S. airoPt(Sd^ea€at. 1 a. ind.
mid. airtfiiftaodfiriv.
Airoj3((5w -C, f. -w«ro), p. -u»ca, (fr.
airb priv. and /?«<Jw to live) to de-
part, die. pres. inf. act. airofliti-
vat. 2 a. aire(li(i)v, -gj{, -u>.
AnofJiwotnos, -ov, b, f), (fr. last) de-
parting, dying, death^bed, final,
last.
Airo(3iu)ais, -joy, Att. -cw?, b, fj, (fr.
same) departure, death.
Airo0\drrr(D, f. -4 w, p. -<f>a, (fr. airb
priv. and /3XaVro> to hurt) to
injure, hurt, impair, damage;
to deprive, bereave, par. 1 a.
pass. airofl\a<pdtts.
Airo0\aordvo> (fr. airb intens. and
PXaardvu) which see. )
AiroPXdcrrnua, -Xros, rb, (fr. last)
a bud, shoot, germ, sprig ; off-
spring, descendants.
AirofiXdoTijais, -ios, Att. -£wj, f),
(fr. some) a springing, budding,
sprouting, shooting.
Ano
Airofi\a<p&tis, -t~iaa, -tv, 1 a par
I. of arofiXdvTU).
AiroPXinu, f. -\j.w, p. atofiifSXnfa,
(fr. airo intens. and liXirw to
look) to turn the ngkt\OI utUn
tion from about one's selj tovardt
another object ; to look up to, ad-
mire ; to regard, respect ; to con-
sider ; to hart M i
In ad ; to belong, appertain to ,
to look from, <>Jf, or MMf ; 1 a.
TO. act. ai:i\iXi\la. impr. arr6-
pXexpov, 2 pi itofiXhjmrs. 3 pi.
1 a. sub. o.7ro/JA/i|(iJc-t. 1 a. ind.
rmd. <jT7f/iAtv^n///;v.
Airojj>»70f?c, -iiaa, -iv, 1 a. par.
An6(iXt/ua, -aros, to, (fr. airo/3dAAu>
to throw away) refine, /<
remnant rettei, '^«/.
Airo/JAr/T(f«>f, -ov, tS, »;, (fr. aircfidX-
A«i to throw away) nti:li!:ait,
tidsttful, scatlnms, lavish, pro-
digal; a spendthrift ; an out-
cast.
AirofiXnrov, -ov, rb, (neuL of next)
Mine ;,s airoliXrifta.
AirdPXnroi,-ov, b, t'j, (fr. same) to be
rtfiitnl, rejected, cast <ff, thrown
aside, or army ; tCOTthk**,
Affo/fAirTw, fr. azb from, and (iXlr-
tw, which ^« ' .
Aire»0X<{<*», f. -van), (fr. same, and
p\v[u> to gush) to spring, stream,
gush; to vomit, .«; if, or .";;fJ/)
out ; pres, inf. ampM^iuv.
AiroPXuiano), f. -wcd, (fr. same, and
(iXwoKU) to come to) to depart, go
away, If art, quit ; to return.
Airo(io\i), -Iji, »'/, (fr. airofidWw to
throw away) a casting qjff, rejec-
tion ; a loss.
Airofi6aKw, fr. airb intens. and ($6o-
Kbi, which see.
AiropovKoXio) -w, f. -r)c<i), p. -Ka, (fr.
airb from, and ftovKoXiu to pas-
ture) to separate, seduce, or c/e-
coy /roTTJ f/ie ZierW, or ^?oc/c ; to
mislead, deceive, delude, beguile;
Airoj3ovicoXiouat -ovpat, to stray,
wander, depart, err. 1 a. ind. act.
avofiovKdXnoa.
AirofiovKdXnjia, -ixroc, rb, (fr. last)
robbing the flock, theft ; imposi-
tion, imposture, cheat ; deception,
delusion ; seduction.
AirofiovKoXifa, same as anofiovKo-
Xioi.
Arro(ipd%o), f. -aaio, (fr. airb intens.
and Ppd^w to boil) to froth, foam,
boil over. Or (fr. airb priv.) to
cool, calm, abate.
Airdfipao/ia, -aroj, rb, (fr. last)
froth, foam, spray ; chaff, bran.
Airofipdocojiai, (fr. same) to froth,
foam, fy, or be thrown off like
foam.
Air6(lptyna, -aros, rb, (fr. next) an
infusion, or extract; a mixing
with water, weakening, dilution ;
a sprinkling, washing ; the wa-
ter so used ; moisture, juice.
A7ro/?pf^w, f. -fw, p. -xa, (fr. airf
intens. and /fyf^w to sprinkle)
to sprinkle, bedew, V)et, moisten ;
to dip, steep ; A7ro)Spt^o<iat, to be
wet ; to drop, drip.
Ano
i.no(ipl^a>, f. -t'ffw, and -ifo>, (fr.
same, and /?p/£o> to nap) to sleep
soundly ; to sleep off a surfeit ;
to indulge in sleep. 1 a. act.
airilipi^a. par. airo(3pl£as, n. pi.
mas. airoftpil-avTes.
Airoppi9u>, f. -tVw, (fr. same, and
/?pi'0u> to be heavy) to oppress,
overpower ; to weigh down, over-
balance.
KTtofyoxh, -vs, hy (»". aTro/fyfyw to
sprinkle) a sprinkling, moisten-
ing, wetting.
kirofipoxQifc, (fr. aw intens. and
(Spdydos, same as Pp6yx°s *ne
throat) to swallow, devour, eat
up.
Awo/Spo^o), (fr. same, and (J pox?*
a halter) to ensnare ; to inveigle,
implicate, embarrass.
A7ro|8pu^u), (fr. same, and /Jpfyw
to gnash) to bite, gnaw, consume.
Airo(3pu>9tis, -tiaa, -tv, 1 a. par.
pass, of
Arroj3pwff»cw, f. -wffw, p. -(Ji(3p<aica,
(fr. airb intens. and (3puxrKU> to
feed) to feed upon, eat up, devour,
consume, per. pass. airo(ii(ipu-
^tai. 1 a. pass. airt(ip<l>9nv.
Airo(ivu>, f. -t'xrw, (fr. same, and
/!?uu> to stuff) to stop up, fill up,
darn ; to block up, barricade,
shut up.
An6(lu>uos, -ov, b, >;, (fr. airb from,
and (iu)f.-M the altar) profane,
ungodly, irreligious, wicked, ex-
communicated.
AiirujSfltri, 3 pi. 2 a. sub. act. of
airdfinjju, or airoftaivu).
Airdyaiog, and Air6ytios, -ov, b, f),
(fr. same, and yala the earth)
beyond the earth ; removed from
the earth ; far from land.
Anoyaiou) -w, (fr. airb intens. and
yala the kind) to make for land,
to turn to land.
AiroyaXaKTi^o), f. -law, (fr. airb
from, and yd\a milk) to wean, to
take from the milk.
Airoya\aKriaubs, -ov, b, (fr. last)
weaning.
Airoyeypapiufvos, -r), -ov, par. per.
pass. ofairoypddxo.
Airoycia, -as, '/, (fr. airb from, and
yala the land) a land-breeze.
Airoycia, -u>v, to", (fr. same) a ca-
ble, halser, a rope holding the ship
to the shore.
Andyuov, -ov, to, (fr. same) the
apogee of a heavenly body, its
greatest elongation from the
earth.
Anoyctos, -ov, b, »% (fr. same) same
as andyaioi.
4.-.roya<rdti> -w, f. -wcw, (fr. a::b by,
and yucrov the eaves) to roof,
cover with a slope, to give a drip
to, form like a penthouse ; to
shelter, screen.
Airoy^<£u>, fr. a-b intens. and yt-
ui£o, which see.
A-oyfjuo), f. -/icD, (fr. airb priv. and
yffxio to fill) to unload, empty,
discharge.
Anoytvvdo) -5, f. ->/itu, (fr. airb in-
tens. and ycvvtiu) to breeH) in
engender, beget, conceive, breed,
Ano
bring forth, produce, create, make,
form.
Anoyevducvos, -r„ -ov, par. 2 a.
mid. of airoylvouai.
Anoyevonai, f. -tvvouai, (fr. airb
from, and ycvofxai to taste) to
taste, share, partake of.
Airoyc<pvp6u> -u>, f. -w<tu>, fr. and in-
tens. and yapvpou), which see.
AiroyrjpdaKU), f. airoynpdoo),p. airo-
yeyi'ipaKa, (fr. airb by, and yn-
pdcKbi to grow old) to grow old,
advance in years ; to decay, wear
out ; to be out of date, become ob-
solete. 1 a. ind. aircytjpaffu' sub.
airoynpdao). par. pres. airoyn-
pdoKwv, n. pi. airoytipdcKovres.
Airoyiyvouai, and Airoylvouai, f.
airoyevfjaouai, airoyeyivrj/xai, (fr.
airb from, and yivouai to be) to
be absent, away from; to abstain,
be unconcerned, unconnected, have
nothing to do with ; to depart ; to
die ; to descend, proceedfrom ; 1
a. pass, airtyivr'finv. 2 a. mid.
aireyzvdunv.
Airoyivu)aK<j>, f. airoyvwcouai, p.
aniyvwKa, (fr. airb from, and yi-
vwckw to know) to change the
mind, alter an intention ; to reject,
cast off} disown, renounce; to dis-
claim, discharge, dismiss ; to de-
spair, despond, pper. aircyvwKtiv.
2 a. act. ind. airtyvwv, (as fr.
yvtiui) 3 pi. airiyvwcrav impr.
air6yvo)8i' sub. airoyvd' inf. airo-
yvSvai' par. airoyvovs, -ovaa,-bv.
per. pass, airiyvutonai ■ par. airey-
vwauivo^' 1 a. pass. aircyvuxrOijv,
1 f. pass. airoyvu)o9>](Tou.ai.
Airoy^avKoot -&, f. -u>ou), (fr. airb
intens. and yiavKos azure) to be
gray, blue, or azure ; to have
gray, fierce, or fiery eyes. 1 a.
inf. pass. airoy\avKu>9rivai. par.
a-oy\avKo)9ti(.
Airoy\avKb>ua, -utos, to, and Airo-
y\avKb)(xis, -i°S, Alt. -cwj, f/, (fr.
last) a disease of the eye, a pearl
on the eye ; a wall-eye.
Air6y\ovTo$, -ov, b, f], (fr. airb priv.
and yXovTOi the buttocks) small
about the hips.
Airoy\vKaiva>, f. -av&, fr. airb in-
tens. and y\vKatvu>, which see.
A~6yvoia, -a(, and AirAyvuxTts, -tos,
Att. -£o>s, fi, (fr. airoyivuHTKu) or
airoyvto/ii to disown) despair,
despondence ; hopelessness, des-
peration.
Airoyvia — Atroyvovs, see airoyi-
VU>(TK(x).
AKoyvd)jxu>v, -ovo$, b, »'/, (fr. airoyi-
vuokio to disown) whose age run-
not be known, without the foal-
teeth, lost the mark of mouth.
AiruyvwdTng, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
despairer; desperate, desponding.
Airoyovi), -i)?, f}, and Dor. Airoyova,
-a?, a, (fr. airoyivnuai to descend
from) posterity, descendants, off-
spring.
Airayova, -wv, tu, (fr. same) pro-
ceeds, produce, product, gain.
Airdyovos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same) a
grandson, descendant.
Airoypai(u),(fr. a-rb from, and ypa~a
(69)
Ano
an old woman) to restore to
youth, to make young again.
Airoypd<peo9ai, pres. inf. pass, of
airoypd(j>{ji.
Airoypd(pri, -rfc, ft, (fr. airoypd(pu) to
enrol) an enumeration, muster-
ing, enrolment; a register, re-
cord ; a survey, description.
Air6ypa((>ov, -ov, Tb, (fr. same) a
copy of writing, or drawing, a
counterpart; a draft, extract.
Air6yp3(bo<;, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same)
copied, transcribed.
Airoypd(pd>, f. -\pu), p. airoyiypafa,
(fr. airb from, and ypdtyw to write)
to write out, transcribe, copy ; to
levy, muster, enrol ; to assess,
tax ; to register, record ; to enter \
keep account ; to survey, describe ;
to accuse, inform against ; Airo-
ypdipojxat, to enrol one's self; to
declare, prof ess ; to expunge, obli-
terate, erase, imp. and 2 a. act.
airiypa<pov. 1 a act. airiyparpa'
sub. airoypd^w. per. pass, airo-
yiypaftuat. 1 a. pass, airtypdcp-
8i)v. 1 a. ind. mid. aircypaxpd-
ut)V inf. airoypd\pao9ai.
Airoyvi6o) -<3, f. -wcw, p. airoye-
yvluica, (fr.a7rd intens. and yvidoi
to lame) to weaken, enervate, en-
feeble, debilitate; to mutilate,
dismember ; to fracture, dislocate.
1 a. ind. act. aireyviuxra' sub.
airoyvidaiii.
Airoyv/ivd^ofxai, (fr. same, andyuu-
vdfa to exercise) to practise for
improvement ; to strip, expose ; to
speak, or act shamlessly, or bare-
facedly.
ATroyvjxvoix) -5, f. -w<ro>, p. -WKa,
(fr. same, and yvfivdw to strip, th.
yv/xvbs naked) to strip, undress;
to discover, disclose, expose; to
exercise, practise. 1 a. par. pass.
airoyv(xvu)8di.
Airoyvjxvwai^, -ioj, Att. -twj, //, (fr.
last) a stripping ; nakedness; ex-
posure, discovery.
Airoyvvalxwcris, -joj, Att. -c<os, f),
(fr. airb from, and ywfi a woman)
a making like a woman, taming,
subjugation.
Airoywvioouai -ovuat, (fr. airb from,
and ywj/m a corner) to creep into
a corner ; to hide, shrink, shun,
avoid, pres. inf. airoywviouo9ai.
'Airo()a, a. sin. mas. and neut. pi.
of dirovs.
Airohd^ofxai, f. -daojiai, and Poet.
-dtroofiai, (fr. airb intens. and
^oixai to divide) to deal out,
share, distribute ; to impart, com-
municate. 1 a. inf. airohdaaa(T9ai.
1 f. inf. airo&docrz<i9ai, Poet, foi
-Ad(Tao9tii, and -6dcrc<r9at.
ATTorWw, (fr. same, and <Ww to
burn) to burn up, consume; to
parch, scorch.
AttoAukvii), f. -ht'i^w, p. -hibrjX'ii (fr.
airb from, and Sukvu) to bite) to
bite off, snap.
AirohaKpvrtKa, -wv, to., (fr. next)
provocatives of tears.
AirocaKpi'io, f. -vou), p. -vKa, (fr.
airb intens. and &aKpvu> to weep)
to sJiow affections by tears, burst
Ano
tnto tears ; to lament, bewail.
imp. anibdnovov, Ion. ano&dn-
pvov. 1 a. ind. act. antbdicpvaa.
Airoiauilv, Dor. for airo&nuiiv,
pres. inf. of anodnuiia.
AndSduof, -ov, b, fj, Dor. for ano-
Axooap6t7v, 2 a. inf. act. of ano-
napdcvu), see SapOdvu).
Ano6dar^.oi,-ov. b, >), (fr. next) tri-
butary ; subject, subordinate ;
sharing, pur taking ; divided, al-
lotted.
Aitoc'atrubsy -ov, b, (fr. anoSd^ouat
to divide) tribute, tar ; a division,
allotment, distribution ; partici-
pation ; share, portion, lot.
AnoSdooaadat, and Ano6doato6at,
Poet, see anoAd^ouai.
Airo£av\i£u), f. -iau), (fr. a-H from,
and ZavXdi JEoL f>r caXdj a
torch) to beat, <t bttabemr with
a piece of firwood, or a stick off
the hearth; to strike, bant;.
I Yl'ali -(at,-Krai, p< r. pass.
of -inoilf^ouai.
Yrl<Hi Per* Pass- — Anofi-
{itiyuivos, -n,-ov, par. per. pass,
of anobiUvvui.
AiroAcr'ci'biaKuTus, (fr. next) fear-
filly, timidly, conardly.
, -hi, par. per.
art. of (inobctXidu).
<iuaopho$, -n, -or, par.
ptf. pMS. "I orn'oKiftd^m.
:>u, per. past, of anobi-
ntMii.
j'tva, in 3 pi. — A -
Kaai, per. act. of uxuCtcpdck-u).
Airon'i6wKa, per. ind. act. of ano-
ottttpu
Airohhi, ~tos -ov;, b, fj, (fr. anobiu
to want) inferior , subordinate,
deficient, defective; void, want-
ing.
Anobu, f. anobirjcn, impers. (fr.
same) there M wanting, it is de-
ficient, it is requisite, or neces-
sary.
A-nontilirTii), or -laau, and k-ofai-
ilrrouai, or -icoouai, (fr. anb
from, and fauYiaaouni to affright)
*o terrify, scare, frighten away ;
to deter, discourage, dissuade.
imp. anzhtihicsounv.
AnoSilKvvpi, f. anoocifa, p. anoSi-
£(iKa, (fr. a-o intens. and htiKvv
pi to show) to show, exhibit, ma-
nifest, discover, point out ; to dis-
play, publish, expose ; to demon-
strate, prove, make good, evince ;
make appear ; render, make,
cause to be. pres. inf. act. ano-
ticiKvvvai. par. anobeiKvv;. 1 a.
ind. act. anihi^a' inf.
hll-ut
Ion. anobt^ai. pres. inf. pass
anoStiKvvadai. per. anoSibiiyuat'
par. anoothtiyuivoc.
AnoSeiKviig, -vaa, -vv, a. sin. -vvv-
ra, par. pres. act. of last.
AnoHciKriKbs, -fi, -bv, or -ov, b, ^,
{fr. same) demonstrative, show-
ing ; proving, convincing.
AiroSeiKrtKCii, (fr. last) evidently,
clearly, explicitly.
A*o&uicrbs, -of>, b, fj> (fr. anobtiK-
vvfii to display) that can be
Ano
proved, or shown ; proveable ;
likely, probable.
AnobitXidoif, -ios, Att. -twj, ?;, (fr.
next) laziness; timidity, fear,
cowardice.
Anobu\idu> -u>, f. -dou), p. anobi-
{uktmita. (fr. (iTzb intens. andtai-
X<a'w to fear) to dread, fear great-
ly ; to fly, escape, shun, avoid,
shrink, fail.
Aroicl^at, 1 a. inf. act. — Anofiil-
£nv, 1 f. inf. act. of anobiiki vui.
„':<, d. sin. cont. Att. of
Air6fai\is, and Ion. Andbt^n, -tof,
Att. -to);, f], (fr. anohtxvvui to
display) proof, demonstration ;
evidtnrr, tistunony ; a test, trial,
experiment ; a specimen, sample ;
pattern, example.
Andbtinvoi, -ov. b, >'/, (fr. anb from,
and Sunvov dinner) after dinner,
having dim -d, or supped. Or, (fr.
anb priv. and SUM] without din-
ner, supper less, hungry, empty.
Anobilpnv, Ion. for anolipuv, pre.",
inf. act. of anobipu.
AnobupoToulm -u>, f -)/<rw, p. -nxa,
(fr. arro inten' <ind inporouiu) to
behead) to decollate, cut off the
heart, behea.1 ; to slay, slaughter ;
to strip, or take off, or from about
the neck. 1 a. act. anibttpordun-
en. 1 f. inf. act. anobuporofir)-
onv.
Annbttydiic, -una, -iv, 1 a. par.
pftSS. — A-zo'ifYOi'iOtirQai, 1 f.
mf. pass, of uTToccUi-vut.
-oPv, pres. inf. act. cont.
— A-roZik-arovTi,2 p\. cont. pres.
ind. act. — Axoic<ard, pres. ind.
act. ront. of
ATTo^cKardu -w, f. -u>au>, p. airolt-
iiKarwKa, fr. anb intens. and it
Kar6ii>, which see.
Anoo'ticdriiHTts, -ioc, Att. -twy, !j,
(fr. last) decimation ; a division
into tens ; a punishment of every
tenth ; tithe ; payment, or receiv-
ing of tithe.
ArrofiiKtaQai, Ion. for a-nofii^taQai,
pres. inf. pass, of airoii^opai.
AirotiKTios, -a, -ov, or -ov, b, f),
(fr. airodi^ouai to receive) to be
received, admitted, or allowed;
that must be taken.
Aro'*£K7VK, -ov, and ArobtKrhp,
-qpos, b, (fr. same) a receiver,
collector ; a tax gatherer, farmer
of the revenue, publican.
Anoc'iKTbc, -ov, b, '/, (fr. same)
acceptable, pleasing, agreeable,
grateful, welcome ; approved,
tried.
A-obci'Spdo/iai -oTipai, (fr. «7rd in-
tens. and bivtipovs. tree) to grow
thick, or close; to be covered,
overgrown, or overrun with trees;
to shoot, sprout, become, or be
changed into a tree. pres. inf.
pass. aTTootvtipovaOai. I a. pass,
ind. a—o5cv$pu)9r}V par. aizoSev-
IpwQris.
Airo5i!;ai, A-rrobt^duevo;, Ion. for
arToCiti^m, I a. inf. act. and avo-
Ici^ducvo;, 1 a. par. mid. of arro-
Sukvvui. And other parts in like
manner.
(70)
Ano
Atroo'cZduinf, -n, -ov, par. and
ArrptitaoQai, inf. 1 a. mid
AirooiybutrJa, 1 pi. pres. ind.
mid. of uirof}f%ouai.
A-rr6te£is, -ioj, Att. -ews, Ion. for
aird6ct(n.
AroMo/jm -ovuai, pres. ind. mid.
or pass, of nrrociu).
Atr6hippa, -droc, rb, (fr. airoSipu to
skin) a skin, hide; booty, plun-
der, spoil.
Avofitpuartu) -w, f. -licrto, (fr. last)
to strip, peel. Avohpuardnpai
-ovuai, to have the hide or cover-
ing stripped off.
Anofiipu), and Ion. Avoccipu), (fr
nrrb from, and (5/pw to skin) to
fay, skin, uncase ; to peel, strip.
Ar6?ctns, -tog, Att. -twy, t), (fr.
aiooiui to hind up) a tying, bind-
ing, fastening.
ArroSciTfiiu) -u>, Airof>tan6m -w, and
Airotttjutvu), (fr. next) to tie up,
confine, bind, sunflu, bandage.
Airo^caubi, -ov, b, (fr. anb intens.
and Atvubs a hand) a packet,
bund el, parcel ; a wrapper, cloth,
naj>km ; a sualhe, band, ban-
dage ; a fillet, headband, hair-
lace ; a stomacher, or such like
dress for the breast, or bosom.
AnobtjfOtU, -ilea, -iv, 1 a. par.
|>:iss. of
Atrofi^ouat, f. a-rroH^ouai, p. airoit-
ityuai, (lr. arb intens. and <5/^o-
uai to receive) to receive, take,
get, bear ; to entertain, treat ; to
take, accept ; to admit, allow,
submit to, approve of assent to ;
to comprehend ; to follov) ; to ap-
praise, estimate, rate, imlue, es-
teem, pres. impr. mid. airobiyov.
1 a. ind. pass. MtiMypnv, 3 pi.
aTici^Onuav. 1 a. ind. mid. airi-
it^dftnV inf. airobi^aaQai.
Airoht^butvoi, -n, -ov, (par. pres.
mid. of last) received, acknow-
ledged ; acceptable, agreeable.
AitoHia -w, f. ->7<7W, p. -rjKa, (fr.
anb intens. and <5/w to tie) to
bind, tie vp, or together, gird;
to enclose, pack, wrap up ; to fix,
fasten.
Anotitt) -ui, (fr. same, and hiw to
want) to be absent, or away
from ; to be wanting, deficient,
inferior ; to fail, fall short.
Anobri\6ij) -u>, f. -ulffu, p. -lOKa, fr.
same, and 6n^6u), which see.
Anohriuiij) -w, f. -j/trw, p. aitolthfi-
ur/Ka, (fr. anb from, and 6fjuoc
people) to go from home, tra-
vel, journey ; to sojourn, reside
abroad. 1 a. ind. act. antc'/jur/aa'
par. anoSnur-aag.
AnohnunrTis, -ov, b, (fr. aame) a
traveller ; a sojourner, lodger ; a
stranger ; engaged, or busy
abroad.
AnofsnunrtKbi;, -fi, -bv, or -ov, b, ft,
(fr. same) journeying, travel-
ling ; foreign ; living, or trading
abroad.
Anohpla, -a<r, f), (fr. same) a jour,
ney, travelling ; residence at/roady
foreign service ; absence from
I home.
Ano
Ain$<W/ioj, -ov, b, h, (fr- same)
going, or living abroad, an ab-
tentee; a traveller, tvjourner,
lodger.
Anoh,uu>v, par. pres. act. cont. of
airodt)ixiii>.
Anoxia, -as, fj, (ft. dnovs without
feet) want of feet.
Anoiiairdo) -u>, f. -fjou>, (fr. and in-
tens. and hairdia to diet) to ar-
bitrate, mediate; decide, deter-
mine. 1 a. ind. act. aired if/moa.
AnoStaariWit), f. -eAw, p. anedii-
ctu\k<i, (fr. same, and StaartWu)
to separate) to divide from, ex-
clude ; to keep off, hinder ; to
enclose, fence, hedge ; to appro-
priate, set aside.
Awo<5tarpt/3w, f. -</"<>, (fr. same, and
Siarpifiu) to delay) to abide, rest,
wait, stay ; to trifle, loiter, linger.
AnoSiSdoicu), f. -fw, (fr. and from,
and SiSdoKU) to teach) to un-
teach ; to unlearn, forget.
Ano8i56eiv -ovv, for ano5i56vai,
pres. inf. of airoSiSwui.
AnoSiSouai, pres. pass, of same.
AiroSiSdvat, pres. inf. act. — Ano-
SiSotu), 3 sin. pres. impr. act. —
Ano6i6ovv, neut. sin. and A7ro-
SiSovres, n. pi. par. pres. act. —
AnoStiuim, 3 pi. pres. sub. of
airoo'io'uiui*
AnohihpdoKOi, f. anoSpdao), (fr. ano
from, and Si8pdaK<a to fly) to
flee, fly away, run off, escape ;
to hide, skulk, shrink from, see
anoSpdu).
AnoSiSuiui, f. ano&uxru), p. anobi&w-
Ka, (fr. and intens. and SiSuy/it to
give) to give up, give back, re-
store, return; to yield, produce,
bring forth; to repay, requite,
recompense ; to pay, discharge ;
to give, grant, bestow ; to permit,
concede, assign, attribute ; to ren-
der, construe, interpret, explain.
AnoSiSopai, to give, sell, dedi-
cate, or devote one's self. pres.
ac*.. impi. anobiSodr opt. anohi-
6oirjv, -rjs, -n' sub. anobibd, -<J5?,
-iy inf. anobiSovai, and a7rj<5i-
Sdtiv -ovv, as if fr. anobibdu)
par. anobiSovs, -ov<ra, -6v imp
anc6i5u>v. 2 a. act. ind. aniiiov,
-wj, -u>" impr. dnoSos, -6tuj, 2
pi. and6oT£. opt. anoSoirjv, -rjs,
-n, in pi. by Sync. airoSoTuev,
olrt, -o7ev, and Att. anobwtjv,
ns, -r)' sub. anobw, -uis, -w* inf.
anobovvai, and Att. t)or. JEo\.
nnobouevai' par. anobovs, -ovaa,
-dv, 1 a. ind. act. anibwKa. pres.
pass, and mid. ind. anoSlSofiai'
impr. ano6tSdcru),-adu)' opt. ano-
bihoiyiriv, -olo, -olro' sub. anobi-
c&pai, -(J5, -Gjraf inf. anobiboa-
Bar par. anobibdjitvos. imp. anc-
bibduriv, -co, -to. per. pass. ind.
anootoutfiai' opt. anobtboifirjv'
sub. anobebSfiat. pper. antbebd-
firjv. ppfut. anobibdao/xai. 1 a
pass. ind. anebddqv opt. anobo-
BdnV inf. anobodrjvat. 1 f. pass
aieoboQficrouai. 1 a. ind. mid. anc-
tuicdpiv. 2 a. mid. ind. ancbd-
UT)vm impr. andboco' opt. anoboi-
Ano
Ano
/iflv' sub. anob&nai' inf. a7ro<5d<r-| 'A7ro<5of, Airo<5<$o-0a(, see uiro<5/-
dai, par. anobdaevos.
Ano&tiorrini, and Airoi5u'<rrau) -w,
(fr. awd intens. and biiarrifii to
part) to separate, divide ; to break
off, interrupt ; to decide, deter-
mine, make an end of.
Anodiicdfa, f. -dab), (fr. and priv.
and SiKd^ta to judge) to acquit,
free, clear.
AnodiKtw -w, f. -j/orw, (fr. same,
and 8ik?i sentence) to plead.
Anobiviu) -&, f. -flow, (fr. same,
and biviut to roll) to whirl; to
tumble, roll over.
AnoStonunnio) -<o, and Anobionou-
niouai -ovfiai, (fr. and from, and
biono^nim to avert ; which fr.
Aids Jupiter, and nounri an expi-
ation) to put out of the way, send
off, remove ; to avert, deprecate ;
to atone, expiate.
Anobiopitovrts, n. pi. par. pres.
act. of
Anobiopi£o>, f. -iaoi, p. anobidopiKa,
(fr. and from, and biopifa to di-
vide) to separate, sever ; to with-
draw, form a schism, or sect ; to
limit, bound, confine, determine.
AnodtoKtvu), fr. and intens. and
Sio-Ktvui which see.
AnobtipOoyydu) -w, f. -w<70>, (fr. and
from, and bi<f>Boyyos a diph-
thong) to form a diphthong ; to
unite, or coalesce in sound.
Ano6i<p96yyo)(ris, -ios, Att. -cus, >/,
(fr. last) the union of vowels into
a diphthong ; a concord of sounds.
Anobiu), f. -icro), (fr. and from, and
biw to drive) to drive out, expel,
banish, force away, turn out.
AnoStdjKu), f. -£w, (fr. same, and
Sid)Ku) to pursue) to chase, or
drive away ; to banish, turn out.
Ano8iu)%ts, -ios, Att. -£ws, f/, (fr.
last) expulsion, banishment.
Airo&oQtiriv, AnodoOrjvai, AnoSoGf)-
aouat, see anoSiSaui.
AitoooKtu) -5, f. ->jou), (fr. and priv.
and Soldo) to seem) to displease,
disgust, dissatisfy, offend, shock ;
to decline, disapprove ; to decide,
determine, pres. inf. act. anoSo-
kuiv -t7v.
AnoSoKind^u), and AnoSoKtfidu) -u>,
f. -daw, p. anoSeSoKiuaKa, (fr.
same, and Sotaixdfo to prove) to
disapprove, dislike ; to reject, dis-
allovi, reprobate, refuse, cast off;
to despise, undervalue, make lit-
tle of. 1 a. ind. act. anc.b'oKinaoa.
per. pass. airobeSoKifxafffiai. 1 a.
ind. pass. ancdoKindaOrjv.
AnoSoieinao-Orjvai, 1 a. inf. pass, of
last.
AnoioKtuaarta, -as, f/, (fr. same)
disapprobation, dislike; rejection,
reprobation ; censure.
AnoioKt/jLaorios, -a, -ov, (fr. same)
to be reprobated, that must be
disapprove- (, that ought to be re-
jected.
AnobdK^fios, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same)
disapproved, disliked, rejected ;
cast off, reprobate; base, false,
1 counterfeit.
I AnoSducvai , A noSdu tvo f , A no Sov vai ,
(71)
Ano&ovTuioiS, -ios, Alt. -ews, f/, (fr.
and from, and oSovs, a tooth)
cleaning the teeth ; removing the
tartar from them.
'AnoSos, AndSore, AnoSovvai, Ano-
Sovs, see anoSt'.huui.
'Anohos, -ov, f], Ion. for d<po6os*
'Anotios, g. sin. of dnovs-
Anodoolfios, -ov, b, t), (fr. anoSiSufii
to repay) due, owing, liable.
A.n66oais, -ios, Att. -cms, f), (ft.
same) return, restitution, repay-
ment; retribution, recompense.
AnoSorfip, -rjpos, b, (fr. same) a re-
storer, recompenser.
AnoSorVicds, -h, -ov, (fr. same) that
which repays, repaying, retribu-
tory.
AndSovXos, -ov, b, t}, (fr. and from,
and SovXos a slave) born of a
slave, servile.
Anotiovvai, 2 a. inf. act. of anoSt-
<5w/ii.
Ano8o)(uov, -ov, to, (fr. anoSe^o-
jxai to admit) a receptacle, store-
house ; a refuge, retreat, shelter,
asylum.
Anoio^fi, -rjs, »/, (ft. same) ac-
ceptation, acknowledgment, ac-
ceptance ; reception, admission,
admittance ; approbation, praise,
commendation.
AnoSo^do} -5, f. -w<rw, (ft. and in-
tens. and <5o;^<5w to bend) to
crook, bend ; to warp, twist, dis-
tort; to pervert, corrupt, turn from
the right way. 1 a. ind. act. avt-
bd-^jiMo-a' inf. anoSo^/idiffai' par.
ano5oxn<l>aas.
AndSpaypa, -dros, to, (fr. anoSpdc-
o-u) to gather) a handful.
AnoSpddelv, metaplas. for anooap-
6av, which see.
AnotipdOi, pres. impr. act. — Airo-
bpn'uiv, opt. — AnoSpdvai, \nr. —
Anobpas, par. of anoSprjui, same
as anoSpdo).
Ano<}pdc£ia, -as, -t, 1 a. opt. act.
^Eol. of anohpdia.
Anobpaais, -ios, Att. -tuts, $, (fr.
anoSpdo) to run away) flighty
escape, running away ; a shun-
ning, avoiding ; a leaving, quit-
ting, forsaking.
Anobpdoou), or -rrw, and AnoSpdc-
cofiai, or -TTopai, (fr. and intens.
and Spdao-io to lay hold on) to
collect, gather, reap ; to pluck,
pull, crop.
Anobpdu) -w, f. -dffu), p. anobiSpaica,
(fr. and from, and Spdw to fly)
to fly, or^?fC, run away, escape;
to shun, avoid ; to retire, decline.
1 a. ind. act. ani&paoa, by Sync.
aniSpa' par. anobpas' or par.
pres. ofanodptjfii,seeinan6Spadi.
AndSptne, pres. impr. act. of
Aitofipimo, f. -^w, p. anobiSpeqba,
(ft. and intens. and ipinia to
reap) to collect, gather, reap,
mow ; to enjoy, reap the benefit.
AnotiptipiS, -tos, Att. -cu>Si hi (ft*
last) the gathering, or collection
of the fruits of the earth ; reap-
ing, mowing, pulling.
Ano
Ano
Aroiplfvat, 2 a. inf. or Ion. for) zone, or girdle ; to unbind, untie
airoipavat, pres. inf. of airocpfiri,
same as airoipdw.
Ai.bbpnais, -tos, Ion. for airdSpaais.
Airdipofioi, -ov, 6, ^, (fr. airorpi%w
to run bark) coming back, return-
ing, arriving, reaching the goal ;
also inferior, beuttn in the race.
Airoipvrrrw, f. -v^w, (fr. airb intens.
and ipvirrw to tear) to lacerate,
rt /(</, mangle ; to strip, skin, peel,
excoriate .
Airotpotpw, (fr. airb intens. and <xpv-
$w, fr. 2 a. of Zpvirrw to tear)
same as airoipvirrw. pres. opt.
airoipviiotfti. 1 a. sub. airoipv\Lw.
1 a. in:l. pass. aircipv<p6t)v.
AiroSpw, cont. for airoppdw.
Awodpwnv,AU. for airobpdotri, pres.
opt. act. of airoipdw.
Airdivui, or A7roc5tJu>, f. -vow, p.
airooiivKa, (fr. arrd from, and <5D-
^ii or (50w to enter) to strip, di-
vest, unrobe, undress ; to despoil,
plunder; to loosen, untie. Airo-
ivopat, to put off, cast off, lay
aside; to prepare, make ready,
undertake, par. pres. act. avoids .
pres. pass, anoivoftai. imp. airc-
iv6f/nv, 3 pi. aircivovro.
Airohvporat, f. -poTiftat, (fr. airb in-
tens. and oivporat to grieve) to
lament, bewail, deplore.
Airoivs,-voa,-i)v, par. pres. — Airo-
ivoat, 1 a. inf. act. — Avotivad-
fitvos, par. 1 a. mid. of airdivut.
Airbivats, -tos, Att. -rwy, »'/, (fr.
airoivyn to strip) a stripping, un-
dressing ; a loosening, untying.
Airoivoiririw -w, f. -t'jau), (fr. airb
from, ivs ill, and r/ru or irtirrw
to fall) to fret, fume, chafe; to
be impatient, take ill; to resist,
oppose, Struggle against.
Airoivoirirrjots, -<o$, Att. -cuts, h,
(fr. same) anger, rage ; fretful-
ness, impatience, sullenness.
Airoivrfjptov, -ov, rb, (fr. air6ivyn
to strip) a room for undressing.
Airoivw, or Airoivvw, f. -vow, p.
-VKa, see airdivfti.
AiroAw, -ws, -ip, — Airo<5(i>7V, -(J)»7f,
-wr;, — A7ro(5w<rw, -cis, -ei, see
aitoStiwjH.
A7T(5(5a>v, g. pi. of aTrouf.
A7toowjovt£s, n. pi. par. and Airo-
iwcovat, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
airoitiwpi.
Air6uirov,-ts, -c, 2 a. ind. — Air6etir\
impr. by Apos. for airfietirt —
Airoiitrw, -r/s, -tj, sub. Poet, for
a7r£r7rov,a7r£r/r', nrt7nw,fr. airiirw.
Airotipw, (fr. airb intens. and tlpw
tame as <pBdpw to destroy) to
drive away, hinder, repel; to
separate, divide.
Airoeoyw, Poet, for azipyw, same
as airtipyw.
Airofppw, and Airoepho, f. airoipaw,
(fr. avb from, and ippw to pine)
to swallow up, ingulph, sweep
away, overwhelm, devour, destroy.
I a. ind. act. iEol. airdepoa, -as,
-c, without an augment.
AiroQwvvvui, or AiroQwvvvw, f. airo-
t,wcw, (ft. airb from, and Qiivvv-
pi to gird) to ungird, loose the
to put out of office, discharge, dis-
miss, disband; to separate, dis-
unite, force away. 1 a. inf. pass.
airo^woBiivat.
Airo8dX\w, t. -aXw, p. airoriOa\ica,
(fr.nrro priv. and^dXXw to bloom)
to cast, shed, or drop the flower ;
to wither, decay, fade. 1 a. ind.
act. uiriQnXa. per. pass. airori-
Ba\rat.
AiroBavtiat,\on. and A7ro(9a»f7,Att.
for airoBavfj, 2 sin. of airoBavov-
ftai, 2 f. mid. of avoBvi'iOKW.
AiroBuvuv, 2 a. inf. act. — AiroBa-
itiodat, 2 f. inf. mid. — Airoda-
viTrat, 3 sin. and AifoBavtiodc, 2
pi. 2 f. ind. mid. of same.
KiroBavoloa, Dor. for airoBavovoa,
n. sin. fern. par. pres. act. m'
same.
AiroBdrw, -i)S, -y, 2 a. sub. act. —
Airodavwv, -uvoa, -bv, g. sin.
-ovros, d. sin. -ovri, a. sin. -ovra,
par. 2 a act. of same.
Airo8ap}>iw -to, f. -i$<tw, (fr. airb in-
tens. and Sapftiio to trust) to con-
fide, trust ; be bold, confident ;
to venture, dare.
AiroBavfid^w, f. -daw, (fr. same,
and Savpdlw to wonder) to ad-
mire, womler at ; to venerate,
look up to, respect, regard.
AwoBtlvw,(fr. a-rb intens. and^mw
to strike) to be cut rff; to die.
AitoBfftcvos, -n, -ov, par. — Airo-
BnBat, inf. 2 a. mid. — AitoQio-
8c, 2 pi. impr. 2 a. mid. — Airo-
BwptQa, 1 pi. 2 a. sub. mid. of
airoTiBt'ui.
'AiroBtv, (fr. airb from) from afar ;
far, distant.
AnoOcdw -w, f. -wow, (fr. airb in-
tens. and Sibs a deity) to deify,
rank among the gods.
AiroBtpl^w, f. -tow, (fr. same, and
$cpl£w to reap) to mow, reap,
gather, collect harvest ; to fell,
cut down ; to cut qff, extirpate,
strip, spoil.
AitdBtots, -tos, Att. -£Wf, ft, (ft.
anorlBrjfii to set down) a putting
off, or away ; a discharge, dis-
mission ; a deprivation, degrada-
tion, removal.
Air6Btoros,-ov, b,»i, (fr. a neg. and
iroBiw to desire) unregarded,
neglected, slighted.
AttSBctos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. airorlBrifji
to lay by) set aside, laid by ;
hidden, abstruse. Sub. a. musi-
cal measure.
Airo0fu> -w, f. -cvow, (fr. airb in-
tens. and $iw to run) to run with
speed, hasten ; to run away, set
off running. 1 f. mid. airoBcvoo-
fini' par. airoBivoSjitvos.
AiroBtwpvoiS, -ioj, Att. -ews, /;, (ft.
a-nb intens. and Sewptw to view)
a sight, view, prospect ; exami-
nation, inquiry.
AroBiwois, -Jos, Att. -£(,)?, -»'/, (fr.
airoBtdw to deify) placing among
the gods ; consecration, hallowing.
AiroBi'iKij, -»7?i ft, (^ airoriQrjfii to
lay up) a storehouse, repository,
warehmse ; a barn, granary.
(72)
Ano
AiroSnplwffts, -tos, Aft. -tws, »/, (fr.
airb intens. and Svpiov a wild
bctM) wilduess, Jitrctness, sa-
i a„'» niss, crutlty.
AiroBrjoavpl^w, f. -law, p. airortBt)-
oavpiKa, ((r. airb intens. and $tj-
ravpttt* to treasure) to lay up,
hoard, amass ; to store, colitrt.
AiroBrrouvptOfibs, -ov, 6, f), (ft. last)
a hoarding, umassing.
AiroB^oo^tat, 1 f. mid. ofavoriBrifti.
AiroOMflovot. 3 pi. pres. ind.
AiroB\i(iw, l. -\J.w, p. airori6\ifa,
(fr. airb intens. and $A//3w to
pros) to trw upon, igneew,
crowd, conjine ; to taprtss,uririg,
strain, si/u<eze out ; to dart out,
emit ; to strike, dash ; to oppress.
i.iroBvi}oKet, 3 sin. and -kouiv,
-kovoi, 1 and 3 pi. pres. ind.
act. — AvoBvfioKav, pres. inf.
act. — AiroBvt'ioKot, 3 sin. pres.
opt. act. — AiroBvrjoKwv, -ovou,
-ov, par. pres. act. of
AiroBvt'/OKw, f. airoBvi'i^w, p. airoriB-
vtjko, (fr. airb intens. and Svi{-
okw to die) to decease, die ; to he
dead to renounce, forsake ; to be
as dead ; to be omitted, not count-
ed. 2 a. act. ind. airlBdvov sub.
airoBdvw' inf. airoBavtiv par.
airoBavwv. 2 f. mid. airoBavovfiat.
AiroBopiw -w, (fr. airb from, and So-
piw or 36pw to leap) to leap down.
AirdBov, -ioBw, 2 a. impr. mid. of
airortBijfti.
AiroBovvrat, 3 pi. pres. ind. mid. of
anoB iw, to run.
AiroBpwoKwotv,3 p\. pres. sub. act. of
AiroBpwoKW, f. -ow, (fr. airb from,
and SpwaKw to leap) to leap
down, or off; to alight, dis-
mount ; to spring back, rebound,
recoil ; to start, rush out.
AiroBvfitos, -ov, o, f), (fr. airb from,
and $vpbs the mind) unpleasant,
unacceptable, disagreeable ; hate-
ful, odious.
AiroBwt^aoas, for airoBaifiaoas, 1
a. par. act. of airoBavfid^w.
AiroiTiroS) -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
iroiiw to make) rude, rough, un-
finished, imperfect.
AvoiKtw -w, f. -f)ow, (fr. airb from,
and otKtta to dwell, th. oikos a
house) to come to live, come from
abroad ; be far from home, he
absent ; to migrate, emigrate,
change residence.
KiroiKtcia, and AirotKia, -as, %, (fr.
same) absence from home, resi-
dence abroad ; a colony, planta-
tion, settlement ; a carrying into
captivity.
AiroiKi^w, f. -taw, p. airwicitca, (ft.
same, and oud^w to found) to
colonize, plant, settle ; to remove,
carry into captivity. 1 a. ind. act.
orrwKtaa' inf. airoiidoai. per. pass.
airwKiopai' par. avwKioyLtvos- 1 a.
ind. pass. airwKicBriv' par. airw-
KioBtis.
kiroiids, -ISos, fj, and ' Attoikos, -ou.
6, (ft. same) c. colonist, settler,
planter. Adj. of a settlement,
colonial.
AirotKiciibs, -ov, b, (ft. same) io/o
Ano
tnzation, emigration ; leading
into capiitUy .
AiroiKoOufjiiu) -u>, f. -rjaj), (fir. airb
priv. and olkoSojxiu) to build, th,
oIkos a house) to build up, stop
up, barricade ; to dismantle, pull
down, destroy, overthrow.
kitoifi^ui, f. -£<i>, (fr. airb intens.
and o</*w£u) to lament) to bewail,
bemoan, weep for, deplore.
'Airoiva, -u>v, ra, (fr. airb from, and
iroivfj punishment. Or, as if
dtpoiva fr. same, and 0oi/oj mur
der) ransom, redemption ; a
Jine, penalty, forfeiture.
Airoivdm -u>, f. -(70-oj, and Airoivdu
-u, f. -w<ro>, (fr. last) to ransom
redeem, quit for a Jine ; to fine,
avenge, pres. inf. airoivqv.
Airoiatrov, 2 du. of Airolou), 1 f. of
airocptp^,.
Airoi^Ofxai, f. airoi"xf)aonai, p. airio-
Xipai, (fr. and from, and ot^ofxat
to go) to go away, depart, be ab-
_ sent. par. pres. airoi%6uivos, g.
Ion. airut%ojjiivoio.
AiroKadaipu), and AiroicaOaplfa, (fr,
airo intens. and KaOaipm, and ica-
dxpifa to purify) to cleanse away
any defilement ; expiate, puri-
fy ; to clean thoroughly.
ArrotcdOapais, -10$, Att. -tug, fi, (fr.
last) purification, cleansing,
cleaning.
AiroKd&npat, (fr. airb from, and
KdQnuai to sit) to sit down; to
sit apart, separate, retire ; to
loiter, be indolent, listless ; to be
faint, ill.
AiroKaOnuevn, -ns, ft, (fr. last) hav-
ing the catamenia.
AtroKadierqi, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
act. of airoKadiardu).
AiroKa&iordveis, 2 sin. pres. ind.
act. of airoKadurTdvu).
ATOKudiar-nut, AiroKaOicrrdw, and
AiroKadtordvu, f. -f)ow, p„ airoKa-
Oiarnica, (fr. and intens. and Ka-
QiaTTjfAt to appoint) to reform,
restore, retrieve, recover^ — Airo*
Kadiorafiai, to subside, sink down,
settle. 1 a. ind. act. airo tar iarn-
<ra. 1 a. pass. aitoKareaTaOnv
sub. airoKaraarddu).
AiroKaOioTwv, 1 sin. or 3 pi. cont.
imp. ind. act. of airoKadtardu).
AiroKaiu), f. -avow, (fr. enri intens.
and Kacoy to burn) to burn up
consume ; to parch, scorch.
AiroKaK£u> -<3, f -r)au>, (fr. same,
and Kaidls ill) to faint, fail, yield,
sink under misfortune.
AiroKn\i(j) -w, f. -f)<ru>, and -few, (fr.
same, and KaXiw to call) to call
back, recall, send for, invite ; to
call, name.
kroKaXv-rrio, f. -ipw, p. airoKCKaXv-
(f.a, (ft. airb from, and KaXvirru)
to cover) to unveil, shov), display ;
to uncover, expose; to reveal, dis-
close. 1 a. act. ind. aircxaXvipa-
inf. airoKaXviPai. per. pnss. airo-
KtKHAVftftai. 1 a. pass. ind. airi-
Ka\v<f>9>jv sub. mroKa\v<l>Qu-\nC.
airo>ca\vj>6V]vni' par. avoKaXvcp-
6eii. 1 f. nass. (nroKaXvfdi'/co^ai.
AvoKaXv(bOr>, 3 sin. and -duai, 3 >j1
K
Ano
1 a. sub. pass. — AiroKaXv<pdr)-
vai, 1 a. inf. pass. — AironaXv<j>-
drjacrai, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. pass, of
last.
AiroKaXvxpis, -io?, Att. -£wy, f], (fr.
same) an uncovering, exposure;
a revelation, disclosure, exposi-
tion ; a display, appearance, ma-
nifestation.
AiroKaXvipet, -ipas, -\p(uxv, -\pcu>s,
-^>iv, cases of last.
AiroKdfivo>, f. -SfxCi, (fr. airb intens.
and Kauvui to toil) to faint, fail,
tire, be worn out, wasted, ex-
hausted with fatigue.
AiroKairvu), (fr. same, and Kairvto to
breathe) to breathe forth, pant,
expire.
AiroKapadoKfU) -£>, (fr. airb intens.
<apd the head, and Soxm to
think) to expect, wait for, hope,
desire.
Airoicapa8oKW, -as, fi, (fr. same)
expectation ; a waiting or look-
ing for ; anxious hope, earnest
desire.
Airoxaprepiu) -5, f. -rj<ra>, (fr. airb
priv. and Kaprtpiw- to be strong)
to give up, cease exertion, despair,
commit suicide ; to starve to
death, die of hunger.
AiroKaraXXdaoo), or -ttu, f. -^w, p.
airoKarriWa^a, (fr. KaraXXdoau)
to exchange) to reconcile, make
friends. 1 a. ind-. act. airoKarrjX-
Xa^a.
AiroKaraffradd, -rjs,, -fj, 1 a. sub.
pass, of airoKadtarnui.
AiroKardordo-is, -tog, Att. -£Wf, ^,
(fr. airoKaQiaTnyti to restore) re-
storation, restitution, dedication,
renewal, renovation, new begin-
ning ; regulation, settlement, ar-
rangement.
AiroKariavrai, Ion. for airoKadnvrai,
3 pi. pres. ind. of airoicddnuai.
AiroKaTto-rdOnv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind.
pass, of airoKaditxTrju..
AiroKarrjXXal-a 1 a. ind. act. of
airoKaraXXdcmi).
AicoKEiuai, f. -Ktiaofiat, (fr. airo
from, and Ke7pai to he) to put
by, lay up, set aside, reserve ; to
appoint, ordain, pres. inf. airo-
Kua&ai. imp. airtKeipriv.
AiroKci^evos,-n,-ov,\)&r. pres. pass.
— AitoKtirai, 3 sin. pres. ind.
pass, of last.
AiroKttpoi, f. -rpw, (fr. airb from, and
/capu> to clip) to shave, shcary
cut, lop, pare, chop; to shorten,
curtail ; to raze, demolish ; to
plunder, spoil. 1 f. JEo\. airoxip-
<ju>. 1 a. ind. act. airticeipa' and
^Eol. airtKEpaa.
AiroKCKXraro, Ion. for aireKiKXrjvro,
3 pi. pper. pass, of airoKaXiw.
AiroKtKXEi<ry.ivos,yzr. per. pass, of
airoicXciiD.
AvoKeKpvftplvos, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of airoKpvirru).
kvoKeicpviijiivarf, (fr. last) secretly,
privately, prwily.
kiroKEKvXtarat, 3 sin. and Aitokckv-
Xionhos, -v, -ov, par. per. pass, ■
of airoKi'Xlu).
Ano
and kcv6u) to empty) to drain, ex-
haust, evacuate.
AiroKivTtu) -w, f. -rjffo), (fr. anb in-
tens. and Kivrim to prick) to
pierce, stab, run through ; to kill.
AiroKfvrnois, -ioj, Att. -cwj, fj, (fr.
yast) a stabbing, piercing, wound-
ing ; slaughter.
AnoKtpSaivu), f. -dvd, (fr. airb in-
tens. and KtpSalvu) to gain) to
win, get, earn, make profit.
AiroKip6i(o -<L, f. -i)<x(i>, (fr. same,
and Kep&os profit) to bring gain,
yield profit, make a return ; to
benefit, serve.
AiroKtptro), see airoKtipd).
AiroKt<paXifa, f. -iVu, p. aircKCKe<pd-
XtKa, (fr. airb from, and KccpaXfi
the head) to behead, cut off the
head.
AiroKidapou) -w, (fr. same, and ki-
Sapis a diadem) to strip off the
diadem, tiara, or turban ; to un-
cover the head.
AiroKiviu) -<2, f. -tjrru), (fr. same, and
Kiviu) to move) to remove, with-
draw ; to drive, convey away.
AirdKivot, -ov, &\ (fr. last) a remo-
val, withdrawing ; departure, re-
tiring ; retreat, flight.
AiroKXaiu), f. -avau>, (fr. airb intens.
and icXaiu) to weep) to mourn,
grieve, bewail, lament, bemoan.
AiroKXafas, Air6icXql;ov, see airo-
kXciu).
AirdicXapos, -ov, b, »% Poet, and
Dor. for airdKXnpos.
AiroicXeioT), 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of
airotcXao).
AiroKXtia^a,-aToq, rb,(fr. next) con-
finement, custody, keeping, safe-
guard ; an enclosure, prison.
AitokXccio}, f. -eiau>, p. airoK{KXciKat
(ftv. airb intens. and icXdut to
shut) to shut to ; to bolt, bar, /un-
der either from ingress or egress ;
to shut up, confine, enclose ; to
shut out\ exclude ; to cut off, in-
tercept. 1 a. act. ind. airinXuaa*
sub. aTTOxXtiao}. 1 f. Dor. arro-
KXqfa' from which 1 a. ind.
air(KXq%a* impr. air6>cXqi;oV par.
nTOAcXafaf.
AiroKXiirTuy, f. -^/w, (fr. same, and
KXiirro) to steal) to rob, thieve,
filch, pilfer, steal privately.
AitokXij'i^o*, and AiroKXtfo), Ion. and
Poet, for aroKXtiu.
A.ir6KXwpos, -ov, b, f), (fr. airb from,
ai>d xXnpos lot) without share, or
portion ; hapless, unfortunate,
destitute.
AiroKXipa, -arog, ro,(fr. airoxXivot to
lean) steepness, acclivity, ascent.
AiroKXivQiis, -tlaa, -tv, Poet, for
airoKXiOcis. par. 1 a. pass, of
AiroicXivu), f. -Yew, (fr. airb from, and
kXivu) to lean) to lean off, turn
from, bend back, to decline^
shun, avnid ; to recline, lean,
rest, repose; to incline, be dis-
posed.
AttokXktis, -iog, Att. -coif, f/, (fr.
last) a slope, slant ; an obliquity,
leaning; inclination, bias, par-
tiality.
Avow t>o\i -w, f. -uico), (fr. a-n-Sfrom, IAitokXv^w, f. -vau, (fr. airb inten*.
(73)
Ano
and k\<>£(d to wash) to wash out,
or away, efface ; to sweep away,
overwhelm ; to rinse, cleanse ; to
j"<r,/.V> uy'^
An-oKKi/w, f. -alow, (fr. same, and
(tvuiu to gnaw) to weary, fatigue,
overpower ; to frtt, smart ; to
afflict, trouble, grieve.
A*o«v«£u>, f. -law, (fr. same, and
kv/(w to cut) lo pluck, twitch,
pinch ; to tear, rend ; to lop, cut
off.
AiroKOfilfy, f. -iau), (fr. airb from,
and KOfti^u to carry) to bring,
take, carry away ; to transport.
AitoKOfiiut, -t?$, -£?, Att. for aKOKO-
fiiaw, 1 f. act. of last.
Andtofifjta, -drug, rb, (fr. airoKdwrw
to cut off) a fragment, piece,
part, shred, morsel.
AiroKoirtlc, -tiaa, 'iv, par. 2 a. pass,
of same, g. sin. fern. AnoKoirti-
anc.
AnoKoirr), -r)c, »;, (fr. next) a cut-
lui'-i iff; a deficiency, want,
failing ; a fragment, piece; abo-
lition of debt* ; a figure when
something is omitted al the end of
a word.
AiroK6irrti>,(. -\put,\). aroKlKOtpa, (fr.
aitb from, and icdnru to cut) to
cut off; to amputate ; to cut off,
defeat, dislodge ; to put an end
to ; to exclude, debar. 1 a. act.
airtKo^a. 2 a. pass. ind. anticd-
*t)V inf. ancKonrjvui' par. airoKo-
irtlc.
AtqkoqvQovv, pres. inf. act. cont.
of
Aroxopv<p6m -u>, f. -tliow, (fr. airb
from, and Kopv<p6u> to erect, th.
Kopviph the top) to sum uj>, com-
prise, collect, bring to a point.
'AiroKos, -ov, b, t), (fr. a ncg. and
irdKOi a fleece) without wool.
Aitok6\\/civ, 1 f. inf. act. — Air6-
Ko\pov, 1 a. impr. act. — Airo-
Kb^ovrai, 3 pi. 1 f. iud. mid. of
airoKdvrw.
Axoicptpdvvvui, or -vv«5«, (fr. an
intens. and icptudui to hang) to
hang up, suspend ; to overhang.
AirdKpij/ivos, -ov, b, //, (fr. same, and
Kpnpvbs a precipice) precipitous,
sleep, abrupt, craggy, overhang-
ing.
Aitotcpidtis, -tiaa, -iv, n. pi. Sev-
res, -Btiaai, -Bivra, par. 1 a.
pass, of aTTOKpivofuu.
AiroKpidfivai, 1 a. inf. pass, of
same.
Airbxptua, -droc, to, (fr. same) an
ansuier, reply ; a decree, act ; a
sentence, decision.
Anoxplvat, 1 a. inf. act. or impr.
mid. — AvoKpivaaBai, 1 a. inf.
mid. — AiroKpivtaBai, pres. inf.
pass. — AiroKpivn, 2, and AiroKpi-
vcrai, 3 sin. pres. ind. pass, and
AnoKpivaoOai, 1 a. inf. mid. — Airo-
KpivBhrt, Poet, for airoKpiBivrt,
n. du. par. 1 a. pass, of
AxoKplvofiai, f. -uvfxai, p. a-noKticpiu-
pai, (fr. cnrb intens. and Kplvui
to discern) to be separated, set
apart, selected., chosen ; to an-
swer, reply ; to iakt occasion to
Ano
speak, or say ; to take up a sub-
ject, or discourse ; to obit > I • vp-
on, remark. 1 f. pass. anoKptBrj-
aojiai. 1 a. pass. ind. antxptBiiv'
inijir. airaKplQnTi, 2 pi. airoKpiBij-
ti' par. airoKpidiif. 1 a. ind. mid.
airiKphafinv.
Avoxpiau, AiroKpiatai, Air6icpiaiv,
I s of
Airdicpioif, -toi, Att. -twj, i), (fr.
airoKplvopai to reply) an tmsuir,
reply ; a separation, disciiurge of
a nt.
AiroKpiriov, (fr. same) to beanswer-
e<l, it must be ansimnl.
AiroKpiT/tubf, -)), -bv, (fr. same)ju-
dniul ; condemnatory.
AwonpovtaBai, pres. inf. mid. of
AvoKpovu, f. -ovotii, (fr. anb from,
:nii| (peril* to strike) to put uuuy,
thrust hack, ilnvc off; to repel,
repulse, beat off.
AwoKpvnraoKC, and Air oxpv it riant,
3 sin. imp. of aizoKpvnrdaKtt), Ion.
for
AiroKpvnru), f. -\pu), p. airoKticpvQa,
(fr. airb intens. and xpOrrrw to
hide) to concetti, hide, obscure
to lose sigfit of, leave In hind ; to
eclipse, excel ; to disguis-
Ut ind. aniKpv^d- 2 a. ind. airi-
KpVfiov. per. piss. „ir ■KiKovftftat.
AnoKp'v(f>ii, -')v, »';, (fr. last) u hiding,
dmtnt; u court, shelter,
rai .•>.*, n ,' |
A*6Kpri<po(, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same)
hidden, concealed; ditgtiitttt j
Beerti ; doubtful, apocryphal ;
treasured, laid up, stored.
ArrdvpuVij, -log, Alt. -cws, rj, (fr.
s.ime) a ronce tiling, luilum.
KviKTii^iv, Ion. and ArroKTiifitvat,
Dor. for airoKTuvai, I a. inf.
act. — ArroKTafitvoi, g. Ion.
a-zuKTafiivoio, par. of arrcKTafinv,
2 a. ind. mid. of airoKTr)fti for
airoKTctvu).
AiroKTavdric, -uaa, -<»', par. —
AiroKTavQtivai, inf. — Attoktov
du>, -i/i, -jj, 3 pi. -fluid, sub.
1 a. pass, of
AiroKrtivu), f. -tid, p. airiKTaica, (fr.
rnrb intens. and ktcIvio to kill) to
kill, slay, slaug/Uer ; to destroy,
abolish, ruin. 1 a. act. ind. u-l-
Krtiva' sub. airoKTciiu)' inf. airo-
Krdvai- par. anoKrzivas' 2 a. act.
arrfKrdiov. per. mid. airUrova.
per. pass. aTf<cra/ia«,-affui, -arm,
and aniKTajifiai, -avaai, -avrai.
1 a. pass. ind. aircKTdvdrjv inf.
airoKravdrjvai' par. airoKravdtis.
AiroKTtvtTs, 2 sin. — Ahoktivutc, 2
pi. — AiroKTCvovai, 3 pi. 1 f. act.
of last.
AiroKT(vvu>, kroKTtvvvtii,AiroKTivvv-
ui, AiroKTrjfti, Airoxrivi/vut, same
as avoKTiivui, pres. inf. act. a;ro-
Krivyvvai, par. pres. act. aito-
KTivviic, in a. sin. airoKrivvvvra
of iTTOKrivvvfii.
AnoKvfitvtj), (fr. a7ro intens. and
kv0cvu} to game, th. ku/?o? a die)
to play at dice; to gamble; to
risk, venture.
AirOKvfu) -w, f. -flau), p. anOKEKinKct,
(fr. same, and itvim or /cvw tocon-
<74)
Ano
ceive) to engender, beget, breeA,
bring forth ; to produce, cause,
occasion. 1 a. art. inzuiiioa.
AiroKv^iu), f. -leu, p. unoKiKvXiKa,
(fr. uiri from, and kvXIw to roll )
/u roll down or Otmty ; to >
1 a. acL aircKvXtaa. per. pass.
0 7ro*ct«cvX(ff/ia(.
AtroKwXOw, fr. airb intens. and ku-
Xinii, which
AiruKutpdofiai -oi>iiiii, (fr. Ufl
Kwtpou) to deaU-n, th. »w^/o, deaf)
', <>r <lumh.
a, 2 a. inf. act. — a™X/j-
(idfiLios, -n, -ov, par. 2 a. mid.
— Anti\ddij, 3 sin. A7roX4/3feyuv^
1 pi. AnuXii^uiat, 3 pi. 2 a. sub.
act. ot utaX$uifi4vU»
AjToXay^uvw, fr. aird intens. and
Aay^jiw, which see.
AiroAa*T<£u>, fr. same, and Aj/ct<£w,
which
AnuXafilidvctv, pres. inf. act. —
AiruXafilldvoutv, 1 pi. pres. ind.
act. — AKoXtififidvovTic, n. pi.
par. pres. act. of
AirvXafipdvti), f. atroX»/\|o/ia«, p. ano-
XiXntpa, (fr. Gird from, and Xafij3d-
vw to take) ro take back again, re-
gain, recover ; to lake back, or in
return, be. recompensed; to se-
lo-t, choose, tuke out of, rmpt ;
to take aside; to cut nfff inter-
cept ; to take, get, obtain ; to re-
rttii, entertain, par. per. act.
airoXeXntpus. per. act. Att. artl-
Xntpn- par. airciX»<pwc. 2 a. ind.
airiXa(Sov' sub. airoXd(i(i). 2 a.
mid. ai:iXa(J6uriv.
AnoXafiitpvvu), fr. same, and Aa/i-
irpvvui, which sec.
AnoXdfjru, f. -v|w, p. -<ha, (fr.
same, and Xdnnu to shine) to
glitter, beam, shine forth, enlighU
en ; to shoot, dart, gush, or issue
forth. 1 a. act air eXa/ii], a.
AiroXafj^Otlc, -elaa, -iv, Dor. or
Ion. for airoXn<pQric, par. 1 a.
pass, of aitoXafifidvti).
AirdXavaic, -toe, Att. -twy, >;, (fr.
gtoXovw to enjoy) profit, advan-
tage, benefit; enjoyment, fruition ;
gratification, luxury, a. sin. air6-
Xavaiv.
AitoXavorbc, and AiroXavortKbs,-ov,
b, ii, (fr. same) luxurious, volup-
tuous, gratifying.
AiriiXavu), f. -avati), p. a7roX/Xav*a,
(fr. airb from, and Xni^w, obs. fr.
X«w to enjoy) to enjoy ; to make
u*e of, delight in ; to reap the
fruit or profit of, take the benefit
of, feel the effect of. pres. impr.
andXave. 1 a. act. ind. airiXavaa,
Ion. uiroXavaa' sub. airo\uvau>' 1
pi. a7roXav<r<i>«£V.
Airo\a(j)Qiiq, 'tiaa, - iv, Dor. for ai.o*
XntpOus, 1 a. par. pass, of airo-
Xa/i0dvu).
AiroXctxt7v, 2 a. inf. act. of a.ro-
Xayxdvu.
AiroXiyu), f. -fw, p. -XiXt^a, (fr airb
from, and X/yw to speak) to
choose, pick, cull, to pluck, g other,
collect; to reject, slight; to de-
clare, signify, pronounce; to for~
bid, prohibit. -- AvoXiyop.ai, to
Ano
teas* speaking, gink, yield, faint;
to renounce j give up ; 10 refuse,
loath, decline. 1 a. act. axi-
Xt^a.
kxoXtl, Att. for axoAlJ, 2 sin. of
axo\odfiai, 2 f. mid. ofaxdAAvut.
AxoXn',3u», f. -<tw, (&• a*o from,
and Xtt'/jj to drop) to distil, pour
out, shed.
AxoXiixcrai, 3 sin. pres. ind. pass,
of
AxoXttxw, f- -^.w, p. axoAf'Ati^a,
(fr. same, and XtLm to leave) to
yui/, leave, forsake, abandon ; to
leave behind, outstrip ; to fail,
faint, despond; to cease, leave
off; to decay, die ; AxoXtixouai,
to be distant, far, or absent from ;
to be deficient, fall short, pres.
impr. axoXuxt. inf. axoXtixtiv. 2
a. ind. axiATxov" par. u-xoXitwv.
per. pass. aitoXiXci^ifiii. per. mid.
axoAAo<xa" par. axoAsAotxwj.
AxoXeis, 2 sin. 2 f. act. — AxoAsjc--
0ai, 2 f. inf. mid. — AxoXelo-de,
2 pi. and AxoAcTrai, 3 sin. of
Tftai, 2 f. mid. of axd A A vftt.
AtoA«^(i), f. -fw, p. axoAA«Xa>
(fr. axd from, and Act^o* to lick)
to lick away, or ^ &cfc up, lap,
devour, imp. ind. axiXei^ov. 1 a.
act. axcAufa.
AxrfAci^lJ, -«H, Att. -£uf, £, (fr-
a*oA«irui to fail) a leaving, for-
saking, desertion, quitting; a
failure, deficiency, defect; an
eclipse ; a leaving off, cessation,
ending ; a divorce ; or bill of
divorcement.
AToAcAapfvoj, Dor. for axoXtXrifte-
voj , par. per. pass. ofa-oXanJai id .
AxoXiXavta, per. act. of axoAai'u.
AxoXtXoixorcs, n. pi. mas. of Axo-
XtXoixws, par. per. mid. of axo-
-
AxoXiXvpivos, -rj, -ov, par. per.
pass. — AxoMXiaii, 2 sin. per.
ind. pass. — Kxo\i\vcBai, per.
inf. pass, of a xo Arm.
AxoXtuos, -ov, b,f), {fr. a neg. and
xoXcfioi war) pacific, peaceable,
umcarlike.
AxoXtjumc, Ion. for axo\ovuevo$,
par. 2 f. mid. — A-oXiovrts, Ion.
for axoXovvrcs, n. pL mas. of
axoXwv, par. 2 f. act. of axdA-
Xvut.
AxoXsxi^ui, (fr. axd from, andAtxt-
to peel) same as
AtvA/tw, f. -t^w, and AxoXixouat,
- mum, (fr- same, and Xixu
to peel) to peel off, bark, strip.
AxoXiaai, 1 a. inf. act. — AroA/-
- lira, -ai, par. 1 a. act. —
• f7U», -€li, tl, 3 pi. -CQVGl, 1
f. ind. act. — AxtXivtt, -rjs, -rj, 1
a. sub. act. — AxvXic&tn, 2 a.
inf. mid. — AxdAfTffav, Ion. for
axwXcav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
• WfU.
a - ; oifit, -on, -oi, pres. opt. act.
of
vj, f. -£w, (fr. ax) intens.
anl A*y« to ceased to leapt off,
. 'esi*i : to fade, decay, die.
AxoXjii^ouai, (fr. same, and Xn~t£u)
to plunder) to fun, or become
Ano
ricA &y booty; to spoil, rob.
pres. inf. axeXni^todat.
AxoXrjrai, 3 sin. AxdAwvrat, 3 pi.
2 a. sub. mid. — AxoAd^tvo? , -77,
-ov, par. 2 a. mid. of axdAAv//t.
AxoXtjipOdij -itcra, -tv, 1 a. par. —
AxoXt'np Ofiai, -7, -crat, 2 pi. -A7-
xptode, 1 f. ind. mid. of axoXau-
PMMfc
AxoAi^a'^u), f. -£•>, (fr- a^ from,
and A(|3aj a drop) to drop q^";
to flit, escape, make off.
AxoXidoouai -ovuai, f. -Jeouai, p.
axoXtXiOwnai, (fr. afd intens.
and Ai0d« to turn kflg, stone) to
become stone, petrifi \c
AxoXiuxdvu, (fr. axd ntens. and
Ai/ixavw to leave) same asaxo-
Xtixv.
AxoAjxwv, -ovaa, -ov, n. pi. -x6v-
rts, par. 2 a. act. of same.
'AxoAi?, woos, 6, fj, (fr. a neg. and
xdA«y a city) without a home ;
an exile ; banished ; no longer a
city.
AxoXioQaivu>, f. -avu>, (fr. axd from,
andoA<(70ai'vu> to slip) to slide, or
/a/i doirrc, slip off '; to fall away,
decay, die.
AxoXi%udu) -w, (fr. axd from, and
Xtxtta&, or Xtxjtdw to lick) to
frci up, devour.
AxoXXnyu). C- airoAA^fw, Poet, for
axoXr'iyio, f. -fa).
AxoXXocwpos, -ov, b, Apollodorus,
a man's name.
AxdAAiJ^t, or AvoXXvui, f. axoXiaut,
p. oTtiAtJca, (fr. axd intens. and
oXXvui to lose) to abolish, destroy,
ruin ; to kill, slay ; to lose ;
AxoXXvpai, to be ruined, lost, un-
done; to perish, decay. par.
pres. act. axoXXvuv. 1 a. act.
axuiXeoa. per. act. Att. axoXtli-
Xeica. inf. axoXuXtieivai. per.
mid. ind. axuXa, Att. axdAwAa'
inf. axoXioXhaf par. airoAwAwj,
-i'?a, -dj. 2 a. mid. ind. airwAd-
ytrjv' sub. axoX(jiuai' inf. axoAfV-
Oaf par. axoXoptvos. 2 f. mid.
axoXovfiai' par. axoAov|i£vos.
AxdAAgrat, 3 sin. pres. pass, of
last.
AroAArojv, (par. pres. act. ofairoA-
Xvu) to destroy) Lat. and Eng
Apollyan, the destroyer.
AxoAAwv, -uivoj, 0, Apollo, a. Greek
and Roman idol.
Ax^AAami, -af, //, (perhaps fr.
last ) Apollonia, a city.
AiroAAwvTaj, -aSos, rj, (fr. same) a
priestess of Apollo.
ivtof 'Pocios, Apollonius
Rhodius, a man so called.
AxoXXwvoilXjjTos, -ov, b, f/, (fr.
AviXXbiv and j3X7]Tds struck, th.
/3a'AAu> to strike) mad, distracted.
AtoAAuk, -d), 6, Apollos, a man's
name. a. sin. rdv AroAAcD.
AxjXoyzTordjt, pres. inf. pass. cont.
— AxoXoytTrai, 3 sin. cont. pres.
ind. pass, of
AxoXoyioyiai -ovfioii, f. -fjaouai, p.
arroXtXoyrjuai, (fr. axd from, and
Af'yui to speak) to sp*ak in de-
fence, or in favour of; to plead,
apoUigxze, reply, imp. axzioyc6-
(75)
aho
utjv -ovpijv, -iov -otf, -fcro -crro.
1 a. ind. mid. axtXoyrio-dfjitjv'
sub. axoXoyfjouuai' par. axoAo-
yr\<Td\uvos. 1 a. ind. pass. axtAo-
y/jfljji-. pres. inf. pass. axoXoyico-
Qat -elodaf par. axoXoytducvos
-ovfitvos.
KxoXoyofia, -aro$, to, (fr. last) apo-
logy, plea, defence, refutation.
AxoXoyyv'ifiivu), d. sin. par. 1 a.
mid. of same.
AxoXoyia, -as, ft, (fr. same) an
apology, verbal defence, excuse,
plea, reply.
AxoXoyos, -ov, b, (fr. same) an in-
sipid narration, tedious dis-
course ; an apologue, moral al-
lusion ; a fable.
AxoXoyovuai, pres. ind. pass. —
AxoXoyovptvos, par. pres. pass,
cont. of axoXoyiofiai.
AxoXoixos, -ov, 6, 17, (fr. axoXeixbt
to leave) remaining over and
above; the rest, remainder, residue.
AxnXoir, Apos. for axdXoiro, 3 sin.
opt. mid. — AxoXoupai, I f. ind.
mid. of axdXXvfit.
AxoXovaat, 1 a. impr. mid. of next.
AxoAouw, f. -ovcui, p. axoXeXovKa,
(fr. axd intens. andAovw to wash)
to wash away, cleanse thorough-
ly ; to purify.
AxoXoipvpo/iai, fr. same, andoAo^v-
oofiai, which see.
AxoXoyuoona' i-ovfiai, f. -do-ouai,
(fr. same, , and Xo^uv a close
wood) to grow wild, be over-
grown with underwood, be cover-
ed with shrubs, or brambles.
AxoXvdivres, n. pi. par. 1 a. pass.
— AxoXvdfire, 2 pi. 1 a. sub.
pass, of axoXvut.
AxoXvuaivouai, f. -avovuat, (fr. axd
from, and Xl^a filth) to clean,
cleanse; lopurify; to expiate, atone.
AxoXvpaivu), f. -acw, (fr. axd intens.
and Xvun hurt) to corrupt, spoil ;
to abuse, treat ill, hurt, injure ;
to ruin, destroy, waste.
AxoXvcrai, 1 a. inf. act. — AxoAtJ-
oas, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a. act. — .
AxoXvoov, 1 a. impr. act Axo-
Xvo-u), -et$, -ct, 1 f. ind. act. —
AroAuc-ojj-^-^and 3pl. -o-rrrc,
-c-uNT/, 1 a. sub. act. of axoAvui.
AxdAuo-tj, -to?, Att. -ms, >), (fr.
axoAuu to dismiss) a release, de-
liverance ; a discharge, acquittal;
a departure ; decease, death.
AxoXvrpou) -w, fr. axd intens. and
Xvrpvut, which see.
AxoAurouxnj, -toj, Att. -£u»j, fj, (fr.
same) ransom, release, deliver-
ance from captivity ; redemption
from the thraldom of sin. a. sin.
anoXvrputGiv.
AxoXvu), f. -vo-u), p. axoXiXvxa, (fr.
same, and Ai'w to loose) to un-
loose, set free, enfranchise ; to
release, discharge, acquit, for-
give; to dismiss, let go, suffer
to depart ; to disband, send
away ; to divorce a wife, put
away a husband ; to gratify,
satisfy, indulge ; to despatrh,
make an end of, destroy, kill.
AroXvouat, to betake one't self.
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take one's self away ; to go off, de-
•part. imp. airiXvov. 1 a. act. ind.
airiXv<ra' impr. airdXvoov sub.
awoXvaw inf. arroXuoai' par. ajro-
Xvaas. imp. pass. avcXvbfjLrjv, 3
pi. axtXiiovTo. per. pass. avoXl-
XVfiai. 1 a. pass. ind. uvtXiOnv,
3 pi. axtXvQnaav' sub. airoXvQti,
2 pi, avoXvdijTC' par. anoXvOeis.
AnoXu), -f?j, -ej", 2 f. ind. act. of
airdXXvfit.
ArroAw/Ju'w -w, and ArroAw/Jao/mi
-ifiat, fr. same, and Xiafidopai,
which see.
AvdXwXa, -at , -t, ArroAwAa/iCv, Airo-
AwAtirnai, ATroAwA/vai, ArroAw-
Awf, -vjii,-6i. see arrdAAu/ii.
AttoAwAwj, -»i«| -bf, neut. pi. -Aw-
Ao>a, par. per. mid. Att. of
same.
A7roAu>7n£w, f. -low, (fr. airb from,
and Awtn'^w to strip) to strip qff,
undress, put qff clothes.
AiroXurifa, f. -io-Wj Att. -IQ, re
p/V/r, toar, pull.
AiroAwrf>a'«,or-0f<i»-(3,f. -^jw, (fr.
a»rd from, and Xbxpdu) to rot) to
allay, mitigate, assuage ; to calm,
quiet, sttll.
Anouddnw, -(Of, Att. -tu><, $, (fr.
arrouavddvu) to unlearn) forget-
fulness, oblivion, failure t
lection ; decoy of memory.
Anofialvopai, f. -ovunt, (fr. awo* in-
tens. and ftairouui to rage) to o«
ri*'# mr>lf ,1im§- — lJ
a no
apportion, divide among, per.
pass, airouffjapuat. See utipn>.
AiriutXaivut, f. -,?k5, fr. «7rd intens.
and fitXtiivu, whir!
Axonffiaxa, -as, -t, per. ind. act.
of atofidoou).
Atro/i//i</»o/ioi, f. -x^ofrnt, (fr. otto
nitric, iind Hffi(pofiat to blame)
fooecMt, to.r, ciiarge ; to chide,
rr/inhcuf, reprove ; to deter, dis-
suurle.
Atrophia, f. -c>/a), (fr. same, and
pi via to wait) to tin, torrv.
Airopcpifo, f. -i'aw, (», same, and
/if 0(s'w t#» share ) to divide among,
n/M, ptrtion ; to appoint, com-
mission^ intrust.
Airoptrpiia -5, f. -4™, (fr. same,
and pirpiia to measure) to mco-
sure off", take measure of; to
mn out, allot. Airoptr'piopai
-ov/iai, to measure for myself,
take :ny share.
AirounKvrw, f. -VvSi, p. -vwa, fr.
, and fir/Kuvu), which see.
Airofinriaac, -aaa, -ay, 1 a. par.
act. of
Airoprjviia, f. -i'tu, p. -i<ra, (fr,
■■me, and /trjvud to be angry) to
cherish a tasting hntred, bear ma-
lire, grudge.
AiroptjjJopat -oT>pai, (fr. same, and
ptpiopm to mimic) to imitate,
njqr, trj to resemble, counterfeit.
pres. inf. avofiifiuoOai ' par. aro-
Ano
airo intens. and op6pywpi to
Wipr) to io^m BUqy, efem tho-
roughly , t,t brush off, jntt „,rny
remove. 1 a. mid. avtuoofonv.
Aropbaai, 1 a. inf. art. ot'„-
AiropvOiw-d, f. -,;<7w,(fr . ,.--
and /ivOiofiui tn speak) to r/M.
maefe, wrote againtt, dh ■
from ; to prohibit, forbid, hinder.
imp. pass. ,nr.yv0r6fjrjv -
Airopvoou, or -mo, f. -fw, (fr. ar->
miens, and pvnou to wipe) to
wipe clean ; to blow the ft
overreach t trick.
Airovalopai, same as crtfrapat.
Ainh'iivro, 3 pi. imp. of
■)/ITO/V<i(,
mad beside one** self, distracted. upovpex*.
*r*S*"m*'V*''\ t0 cea*e from\ Airoutfiwa, ~Xro<, rb, (fr. last) an
imitation^ resemblance, counter-
feit.
madness, or racing, recover]
reason.
JArrottavuffaf'n.' fom. naf^ *» a. pass,
of last. '
tArouavOdvu), T. -airoudtoim/iw, p.
aTTopci*d6r)Kn, (fr. a^a pmr. and
faf^rfi-xd to learn) to uwfcarn,
/or^ei ; to disuse, be out
tice. 2 a. act. aviuado'i .'. per.
ind. paw. aTrofitudBoftai.
Airopapaivvij (ft. a*i» mtens. and
fiaffa(vu) to wither) to weaken,
dehilitaU, enfeeble. Ansuafalvo-
uai, to pine, waste, dwindle, di-
minish, grow weak, die away.
Airouaprvpiu) -w, (fr. same, and
fiaprvpiui to testily, th. udprvp a
witness) to witness, prove, give
evidence.
Air^daoouai, and Airoudcrou), or
-rru)., f. -fw, aroniua^a, (fr.
samej and pdoau) to press) to
ttnpe o/f ; to rufr rioum ; to er-
pr *s, fashion, shape ; to mould,
portray.
Aito/iarai^u), (fr. airb from, and
uara'tfa tofool? th> pdrnv in vain)
to 6eic7i.
ATrofid^OfiaXy (fr. sanw, and \id")(o-
pai to fight J to fight for, defend;
to persist in, or support a Jlght ;
to put to flight, repel, drive off.
AvofiEiXiaffij), or -ttu>, f. -f£w, and
airoixciXiaaojiai, (fr. same, and
ptiXiorrw to sweeten) to sootfi,
calm, soften, mollify ; to gratify,
indulge.
Avo/jiriperai, 3 sin. pre*, ind. of
Airofiziponai, (fr. airb through, and
ptlow to divide) to a#o*, sWe,
A7ro/i«r^(J<i) -fi, (fr. aird from, and
jihoa a mitre) to *fri'p off the
mitre, take qff the turban, unco-
ver the head.
>,. TTO/i vn'o/xfl(, f. -prf/ffOfint, p. airo-
fiffivnfini, and Anofiifivj'ioKOuai,
(fr. same, and /iv<iu> or ynftvrjaKui
to remind) to remind one's self,
call to mind, recolfrrt, rcnicinficr ;
to think of. i a. mid. ind. anz\i-
vnodpnv inf. anofivrjcaoBai. 1 a.
pass, airtiivfiodnv.
A nofxvrju6vevfia,-Sroi, ro, (fr. next)
an adage, maxim, memorable
laying i « memoir, history, re-
cord.
A-xouvrjuovctiot, f. -evou), (fr. airb in-
tens. and uvnpovtvw to remind)
to impress on the memory, re-
mind ; to remember.
Airdpvnaai, 1 a. impr. mid. of airo-
uvdofiai.
AnonvrjciKaKiu) -5, f. -fioia, (fr.
same, and uvnoiKaKio) which fr.
ftvrjoic recollection, and kokos
evil) to remember a wrong, or
affront, keep a grudge, live in
enmity.
Airduvvfti, or Airouvvw, f. anoftdati),-
p. a-touoKa, (fr. airb intens. and
dixvvui to swear) to swear to,
affirm on oath. Or, with uh
following, to deny on oath, sviear
against, pres. inf. act. airo-
uvduv.
Air6pL0tpa. -ac, J), (fr. airofidpouai
to allot) a share, portion, pa.rt.
AitOfitayvvfii, or Airofiopyvvb), (fr.
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Avovftfiai, or Airdi'rjfiat, f.
(fr. same, and dvrjftt to help) to
receive benefit from, tuki pro.
ft °f, enjoy; to trust to, rdu
upon.
Airovdoowotv, Poet, for anovdowoi,
3 pi. 1 a. sub. of
Arrom'w-w.f. -daw, (fr. airb from,
and vi'ko to dwell) to remove,
rfsirlrnre ; to return,
come back ; to send aumy, send
to another abode ; to eject, drive
array, sqjaratf.
ArofhaOat -ilaOat, pres. inf. pass.
of airovfouat.
Airoviftu), I. -uu>, p. airovtvlunKa,
(fr. ord intens. and v/'fiu to di-
vide) to allot, share, distribute.
Airovcvorjftivoi, -v, -or, par. per.
pass, of airo i of i,).
AnovcvoriftcvQs, (fr. \&sl) foolishly,
wildly, distractedly,
Airovio/iai, (fr. airb from, and v(u
to go! to £y>, depart; to return,
come back.
Airoviarcpo<,-a, -ov, Poet, for otto-
vdrcpoc, comp. ofdirovo$.
Airovcvu), f. -iCcu), p. airovlvtvica,
(fr. a 770' from, and vciia to nod)
to beckon, express by signs of the
head; to dissent, disagree, de-
cline.
Airdvnui, act. of air6vHjiai, which
see.
Airovfjri, sup. airovijrdrara, (fr. a
neg. and rdvog labour) easily,
without difficulty, or trouble.
Airovifo, (fr. airb intens. andv/^w)
These verbs are used by the
dialect of the Tarentines, for
vlirru), and a-rovlirru), which see.
Attovikow -w, fr. same, and vikuu),
which see. 1 a. inf. act. airoviKij-
aat.
Airovtirro), f. -\po), (fr. same, and
viirru to wash) to wash, proper-
ly the hands ; to vjash off, or out ;
to clean, cleanse; to shake off,
free from.
Airovoiu) -w, f. -)j(T(i), (fr. airb from,
and voiu) to think) to distract,
perplex, bevnlder, set mad. Azo-
voionai -ovuai, to dote, rave, go
mad ; to despair.
Airovoia,-as, '/, (fr. last) folly, do-
tage; madness, distraction, in-
fatuation; profligacy, vicious
conduct.
Arroyos, -ov, 6, h~, (fr. a neg. and
tovoj labour) at ease, without
labour ; easy, without difficulty.
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A wonorrraaas, Dor. for avovocrfi<ras,
-aaa, -av, par. 1 a, act. of
A »rovo<r Ttv -w, f. -I717W, (fr. avb from
and vorriot to return) to come
back, return again.
Avovoafi, (fr. airb from, and v6a<p,
apart) asunder, apart, severally,
separately.
Atrovoctpifa, (fr* last) to disjoin
part, separate, sever, set apart,
1 a. act. a-xtv6s<l>i<ja.
A.ir6vrtf, n. pi. par. pres. of dmiui,
AjtSvus* (fr. dirovos easy) easily
without toil, or trouble.
Airo^tvos, -ov, 6, f), (fr. <nrd from,
and £«voj a stranger) inhospita-
ble, unfrequented, wild, barba-
rous, uncivilized, rude, savage.
Airol-ev6<ii -w, f. -wc-w, (fr. last) to
banish, exile.
Avo^(ti), f. -law, and Airo!-vu), f.
-VCTU, (fr. aird intens. and £/w or
£va> to scrape) to scrape off,
shave, polish, smooth ; to sharpen,
' whet ; to wear away by rubbing,
waste, reduce, lessen. 1 a. par.
act. airo^vcas-
Aiso^vpaivui, f. -dvo>, p. -payica, (fr.
same, and ^rjpaiiu) to dry) to dry
up, parch, scorch.
A"roirayfjaouai,2 f. pass. of airoiri'fy-
Wfil.
Aroirairraivm, f. -avw, (fr. ardfrom,
and vairralvu) to survey) to turn
round and look at, look back
upon; to avoid, flee from.
Ajrcnrairraviovci, Ion. for airovair-
ravovtri, 3 pi. 1 f. act. of last.
Airoirapdevdw -d, f. -u><tu>, (fr. airb
priv. and irapdivos a virgin) to
defiour, ravish.
AiroiraTew -w, f. -fjou), (fr. airb from,
and irariu) to tread) to go out of
the road, step aside ; to withdraw,
retire ; to go to stool.
Airoirdrnua, -dros, to, (fr. last) ex-
crement, ordure.
Airoirdros, -ov, 6, (fr. same) excre-
ment ; a privy ; retirement for
the purpose of stool.
Airoitavzo, Ion. for airoiravov, pres.
impr. mid. — Airoiravaeadat, 1 f.
inf. mid. of
Atroiravu), f. -avcw, (fr. avb from,
and iravu) to stop) to check, hold,
stop, stay, hinder, prevent. Ato-
iravofiat, to cease, desist, refrain,
abstain.
Airoirupa, -as, f), (fr. airb intens.
and irtipa an attempt) experience,
a trial ; risk, venture.
Aicoirupdw -w, f. -dmo, or->/(7ti), (fr.
same, and irupdu to try) to prove,
make trial of, trying by a test,
find by experience ; to tempt, de-
ceive.
Airoirtfiirrbbi -u>, f. -tlcw, (fr. airb
from, and sriuirros fifth) to de-
mand, exact a fifth ; to pay,
share, divide a fifth, pres. inf.
act. cont. airoirtfiirrovv.
Airowf/jrw, f. -xpuj, (fr. same, and
irfpizii) to send) to send away,
dismiss ; to send back, return,
Avoireuirofiai, to reject, disclaim,
deprecate, disown ; to divorce.
kndvtuxpis, -wi, Att. -cwj, ^, (fr
Ano
last) a dismissal, discharge ,' re-
jection, refusal.
AiroirnrXavrjuai, per. pass, of airo-
irXavdw.
AiroirtirXtvica, per. act. ofajro7rX*w.
AiroiriirXvyica, per.act. ofairoirXvvoj.
A.iroiriirvi%a, per. act. — Atto-
irimiyuni, -fat, -Krai, per. pass,
of airoiniyti).
AtroiriirruiKa, per. act. ofairoirlirru}.
Airom'iywftt, or Avoirrjyvvui, (fr.
airb intens. and irrjyvvut to fix) to
put together, frame ; to thicken,
make firm, or consistent. Airo-
irfjywftat, to grow strong, or firm ;
to increase, become larger; to
freeze, stiffen, clot.
A.iroirr)8d(ji> -u, f. -jjcrw, (fr. avb
from, and irnSdoi to spring) to
recoil, rebound, start back ; to
fail, revolt.
Airoirtd^ut, and Atroirtifo, f. -iaw,
(fr. airb intens. and ru£w to
press) to press together, squeeze ;
to strain, wring out ; to oppress,
extort, constrain.
Axoi?iirTu>, f. airoirrwau), p. airoiriir-
Tioica, (fr. atrb from, and iriirru to
fall) to fall down, or from ; to
fall off, separate, apostatize ; to
fail, miscarry. 2 a. ind. act. airi-
ircaov.
AiroirXd^w, or -dyyta, f. -yfw, p'.
airoiriirXay^a, (fr. airb intens.
and rrXa£w to confound) to put
wrong, set astray ; to deceive, be-
tray. AiroirXdQouat, to err, mis-
take, wander, go astray ; to miss,
fly, or glance off. 1 a. ind. act.
airiirXay^a, -as, -f pass, aire-
irXd^dnv, -rjs, -n' mid. airtirXay-
1-dfjiTjv, -u), -am.
AiroirXavav, pres. inf. act. cont. of
Airoir\avd(o -w, f. -fjou), p. airoirt-
irXdvrjKa, (fr. same, and irXavdu)
to deceive) to lead astray, mis-
lead, deceive, seduce. AiroirXavdo-
uai, to deceive one's self, err, mis-
take ; to go astray, fall off, apos-
tatize, per. pass. aitoirtirXdvnuai.
1 a. ind. pass. aircirXavfiOrjv.
AiroirXdviffis, -ios, Att. -rwj, >), (fr.
last) deception, mistake, error.
AiroirXriciv, Poet, for airoiiKieiv,
cont. ATTorXtTv, pres. inf. act.and
AirorXtvaavres, n. pi. par. 1 a. act.
of
Awo7rXfw -w,f. airoir\evG(o. p. avovi-
irXevKa, (fr. airb from, and rrA/w
to sail) to weigh anchor, sail away,
set saii ; to sail back, return.
A7ro7rX>7^ja, -as, hi (fr- «ffo intens.
and nh'jacro) to strike) apoplexy,
stupor, languor, faintness, asto-
nishment, amazement.
ATiOirXrjpou) -u», f. -u><ra), (fr. same,
and irXr^odw to fill) to fill up,
make up ; to accomplish, fulfil ;
to perform, execute ; to grow up.
Airo7rX)7pw(7<?, -ios, Att. -£w?, fj, (fr.
last") a fillrns up, satiety ; com-
pletion, fulfilment, accomplish-
ment, execution ; growth, in-
crease, enlargement.
AiToirXrjpuTiis, -ov, b, (fr. same) he
who fulfils, executes, accomplish-
es ; a finisher.
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AvdnXoos, -ov, b, l^n. for a*6ir\ovtt
(fr. anonXiut to Set sail) a weigh-
ing anchor, setting sail, depart*
ura.
AirotrXvua, -etroj rb, (fr. next) foul-
water, in which things had been
washed, wsishings.
A7ro7rXvi>w, f. -vi&, airoTTfirXuvAfa,
fr. airb intens. and irXvvu, which
see.
AiroirXucjy, Ion. for airo7rXt7v, pres.
inf. of aroir\iu).
Aieoirvciovaa, Poet, for airoirviovoa,
fern. par. pres. of anoirvm.
AiroirvtvtJis, -tos, Att. -twj, )), (fr.
next) panting, palpitation ; rest,
drawing breath ; loss of breath,
death.
Arrowed) -w, and Poet. Airoirve(o), f.
-evaoi, p. air(irvtvKa,{fr. airb forth,
and irvioi to breathe) to breathe
deep, or strong ; to pant ; to
breathe forth, expire ; to stop,
rest, draw breath, respire; to
exhale, smell of. 1 a. act. axi-
irvcvffa. 1 a. mid. airnrvzvoduriv.
per. pass. aTroiriirvcvuai.
AiroTviyr) cduevo $, -n, -ov, '2 f. pass, of
Airoirviyo), f. -*£w, p. airoiriirvi^a,
(fr. airb intens. and irviyw tt
choke) to strangle, choke ; to suf-
focate, drown ; to choke with
vexation, or anger. 1 a. act. awi-
7rvifo* par. airoirvi^ag. 2 a. act.
atriirviyov. per. pass, airoiritrvty-
uai. 2 a. pass, arrtwiynv. 2 f.
pass. arro-Kviyfjaouai.
Airoirvor), -rji, ff, (fr- airoirveu) to
pant) breath ; fume, steam, va-
pour ; shortness of breath.
Airoirvoia, -as, fit (fr» same) a
breath, blast, breeze.
Airoirotiouai -ovpat, f. -rjaouat, (fr.
airb priv. and iroiiu to make) to
undo; to withdraw, withhold,
keep from ; to put away, cast
off, reject, disown.
AiroirouTraTos, -ov, b, (fr. airb away,
and iriji-Ko) to send) an averter
of evils ; a guardian, protector.
Aicoirouirr),-Tjs^ti, (fr. same) a send-
ing away, dismissal, discharge ;
a divorce ; an escort, convoy.
Airotrpari^onai, (fr. irparris a seller)
to sell.
Air6irpo, Air6irpo9ev, or -9i, Airo-
irpoaOev, (fr. airb from, and irpb or
irpooQzv before) away, far off, at
a distance ; from afar.
kiroirraivui, same as atyiirrnui.
Airoirrdfievos, -n,-ov, par. of airtir-
rduriv, 2 a. mid. of acpiirrauai.
Airoirraviovei,Ior\. for airoirravuvat,
3 pi. 1 f. of airoirraivu), same as
a<f>(TrTT)nt. Or of
Airoirrdvti), (fr. airb back, and oirrd-
vu> to look) to look back upon^
turn round to look at ; to avoid,
flee from. pres. ind. 3 pi. airoirrd-
vovcri.
Airoirrrivai, inf. of airiirrnv, 2 a.
act. of a(f>lirTTi[ii.
AiroirTolls, ri^os, 6, >'/, (fr. airb from,
and irr6\is Poet, for iro\is a city)
vnthout a home ; an exile, wan-
derer; banished.
'Amirros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. arb from.
Ano
and dnrofiai to see) beyond view,
out of sight ; not to be seen, in-
visible.
Airdirrvcrroi, -ov, b, f), (fr. next)
hateful, detestable, abominable.
kwoirrvw, C -vow, (fr. <iwb from, and
irrvti) to spit) to spit out ; to re-
ject, loathe ; Vt hate, abhor, ci'io-
inmate; to froth, fori m.
Air6irru>ua,-aros,Tb, (fr. rtwonlmt
to fall) a fall; an overthrow.
A.noirrJ)oii), 1 f. act. of azotrlirTia.
Airopyi^opai, f. -taouni, (fr. u-6 in-
tens. and opyi^opai to be tDgry,
th. opY'i anger) to be enraged,
indignant.
Airoptt, 3 sin. pres. in 1. of
Anopiu) -w, f. -i'/ou), p. rjTTiipnKa, (fr.
dnopoi impassable) to be at a last
how to proceed^ speak, or act;
to hesitate, douht ; t > f>r m dis-
tress, want, or poverty ; to be
wanting.
A.-6priua, -Xros, rb, (fr. last) per-
'v, distress ; want,
doubt, hesitation.
AxopOnros, -nv, b, >'/, (fr. ,i 0*
nipdo to destroy) -
hurt, uninjuren ; imprt.g
Aironia, -ai, an I Ion. Ampin, -nit'),
(tr. tiz ipof impassable) perplex-
iti/, dou'<t ; difficulty, distress ;
win!, p> 'iury.
-n, -uf, pn
piss, of
Airdovvfit, or Ardprtypat, fr. airb in-
tent, hi '• 6ai ■ p i wh'u
'ATTopos, 'OV, b, i], (fr. (i ;
rutf, i passage, th, -
pierce) imp iw i6£ , irUri
piecing, difficult ; doubtful, du-
' an, undetermined ;
languid, wrak, feeble ; pa
litutf.
Airopnvw, f. -ovou), p. andoovKa, (fr.
airb intens. and M »l'<j lo rush) /o
burst, break, dart forth ; to sally
out, attack, set upon; to rebound,
recoil ; to jump, or leap iff ; to
flee, retreat.
Airopl>dyclt)v, -n%, -Tj, 2 a. opt. pass.
— AnopJ>ayui,-c7(T i,-iv, _'■
2 a. par. pass, of aitopf>>'iyvvfu.
Anopfauifu), (fr. airimlfias, an ■! ,';■•</-
vw to sprinkle) to besprinkle, be-
dew, wet j t'j shower foam ; L<>
spa tin.
Anopjlaim, f. -ut<r*, p. -<n*7, (fr.
6&me, and puui n> rouO la kn irk, j
or break off ; to jammer, pound,
I ; <o >/> »*<< , |
overthrow, overturn, tlestro*/,
Arropf)'iirr<i), f. -y'd, (fr. a*j inters j
a:i I pi'iTTU) to sew) to«iPi(j.y
meal, patch, piece. 1 a. oar. act..
aropha^/O^.
Airopftt£ii>, (fr. same, an 1 jSu'£w to
do) to do out, finish, complete.
par. 1 a. act. tari*%ac.
Airop^iij) -5>, f. -tvou), (fr. ar>b from,
and pfcj to flow) lo flow, glide,
ebb away ; to leak, ooze, drop
out ; to issue, proceed from ; to
decay, perish, fall off"; to siirink,
waste away.
Axopf)iu> -<3, f. ->5<r't), p. airiphnKa,
A.tt. aireipnKa, (fr. arch priv. and
Ano
Ano
j>iu> to speak) to forbid, prohibit ;\ pass, anuo&dviouai. 1 a. pass.
ind. aropepaviotinv par. awop^i-
viaddi.
Airdptyvpus, -ov. b, h, (fr. a neg. and
irop<pvpu scaritt ) without
unadorned, plain, mttimmitti
Axop^fopai, f. -I'/anpai, (fr. airb
from, and op^ioput t>> d U
dance off", away, or from ; to re-
tin , <>r withdraw dancing.
AiropHv, par. pfeti cunt. (ifairop/u>.
Airrfpwy, (fr. diropot difficult) />"■-
puxedly, intricately; poorly,
a r, tekedty.
AiT'ipu'iripof, Arropwraroj, comp.
and sup. of dnopoi;.
'Arroj, -cos -ovs, rb, (pcrlia|)s fr.
<nrd from) height, elevation;
Weariness, fatigue.
Anoodrru), f. -fu>, (fr. airb from,
and oi'iTTUi to load) <o unload,
unharness, loose.
A.noa(icvvvu>,or ~vpi, f. -/<rw, p. -«a.
or -»?*«, (fr. awd intcns. and
opevvvw, or -u//j to extinguish)
/'; extinguish, put out; to stop,
put an mil to ; to sujiprcs* ; to
abolish, destroy ; to go out, perish,
, sink. par. per, act. airtff-
(irjKw$. t a. ind. act. aitfa($nca.
2 a. ind. act. airiafinv, -nc, -n.
per. bid, Jiass. uiriailco-pat, 1 f.
md. fiass. airoafhoOr'iaofiat.
Anoo[iioowci, 8 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of
1 ML
Airoocttvpcvos, and AtroociovoOai,
arc found in Herodotus, and
seem to come from atemluk per-
haps tlics;iiii!';isiiirw£iii). But it
is conjectured that they are cor-
rupted from airooicvutvns, and
airooioTioQui, Ion. for a<pooiovpi-
vo$, and a(JtooiovoOai, the par.
and inf. prcs. pass, of a<poot6u>.
Airoociodiirvo<,, 1 a. par. mid. of
Axoo-f/w, f. -ircirru), p. airoocotiKa,
(fr. anb from, and o-t/w to shake)
to shake off ; to throw off ', fling ;
to reject, refuse ; to drive away,
repel, beat off ; to spoil, plunder.
Airoocpvvru),?. -vvQ, (fr. avd intens.
and otpvvvio to adorn, th. otuvbs
honourable) lo celel/rate, solem-
nize ; to grace, honour. Avoocu-
vi'vo/tut, to behave haughtily ; to
boast.
Axnotorn'cuo/ifvos, (p<ir. per. pass.
of arorrrjpudtu) marked, noted.
AiriiTiTnftiu)p:va, -u)v, ra,notes1
comments, annotations.
A.irurt4jt, f. -iv ate, (fr. airb from,
and ainU to rouse) lo rouse up,
excite, instigate. Avotrifokai, to
hurry off, hr.-sle avn/ ; to break,
or rush out, or foi''>. per. ina.
pass, airooiffvuxi, 'oy Meiath.
inrfatjvpat.
Airooypoivu), f. -niw, (fr. a-rb in-
tens. and enftatvw to sijrn) 'o
show clearly, prove, demonstrate ;
to seal, seal up, set a seal, or
mark : lo canjiseate, pro*
AiroonjJitiou) -u>, (fr. same, and an-
pziow to mark) to set a sign or
mark upon, seal, brand ; to write
properly of parents ; to bereave, j rJov.'t, note, record ; to notice,
strip. 1 a^-act. aitu)p<pdvtoa. per J ma:. BigTOtHsA.
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to refuse, decline, renounce. Or
(fr. aiJ inteiis. ) /.< want, an-
nounce, declare.
Airopl>nyvvpi, f. -nfa, p. -nya, (fr.
«rd from, and [v',yvvpi to break)
to Ineik iff, ureneh, teai , burst ;
KOte.
AirnppnOeis, -lion, -h1, par. 1 a.
p.ts^. of awop^lis, to foil-id.
Awipbnpa, -Xros, rb, (b. atrophia to
enjoin) a judicial rule, cm onUr ;
an injunction, or prohibition.
Air6pf>f)<jts, -toe, Att. -rws, n, Cr-
) an order, injunction, pro-
clamation. Or (fr. am
flow away) a falling iff, i
lion, revolt ; Te-
jeclton, abdication.
Andp'pnrov, -ov, rb, (fr. cnrop'piu) to
forbid) a M
A-w6pj>nT0i, -ov, b, h~, (fr. same) sc-
ent, hidden, unseen, ibirk, oth-
seurr ; forbidden, prohibited, in-
tercUctedf inexpressible, unutter-
able ; not to be divulged or
spoken ; unfit to be expn
rwf, (I'r. last) snretly, ob-
scurety.
Airop'piiTTu), f. -\pu»,n. airip'pi<pa, and
vrrtia -u>, (fr. airitrom, and|
itwrts to throw) to throw, cast
' tut of, or from ;
to foil upon, attack ; to drive,
or turn out, expel ; to reject,
sjjiirn. 1 a. act, ind. nitip^ixpa'
par. uropj)i\bas, 2 a. ind. act.
I bov.
kiroopi\pavraf a. pi. par. 1 a. act.
of last.
Kir6pf>nr-is, -co{, Att. -ewe, //, (fr.
ROOV ," turning
out, expulsion ; rejection, refu-
sal.
kwopfot), ->j?, Airtippoia, -as, and
Anophvois, -ios, Att. -tiiis, 'j, (fr.
airoppiui to flow away) a dis-
charge, issue, vent; a spring,
strr i m, current ; an emanation ;
a bli ;ht, blast, decay,
Avopf>o(pd<o, or AiropfroipfU) -<o, f.
-f)«ui, (fr. nirii intens. and froipiu)
to suck) to sir iHou) up, engorge ;
lo sip, sup, taste.
'. - -j -tD, (fr. same, and jWw
to flow) to rmi off, flow away.
- ;, -ov, b, i), (fr. same)
running down, Jtowing away ;
Streaiuing, isviing. gushin j out.
(fr. nirb from, aridpiiw to
How siwne as ■iropLeo>.
'-.;, -dloy, /'/, (fr. same, and
^mvi), :>r fxayiis a fissure) steep-
ness, abruptness, ruif^erlncss ; a
crag, p ecipwe.
. -iiyos, b, f,, (fr. airb in-
tens. and /)w£ a breach ) steep, pre-
cipitous, rugqed, craggy. Subs.
a fragment, brunch ; a race,
stock, lineage ; a stream, torrent ;
the opening or mouth of a river.
AiroQ(pavi^(j>,r. -tdu), p. aitutpcj/di'iKa,
(fr. airb intens. and op<t>avi£u> to
bereave) to make orphans ; to
deprive of any thing dear, but
Ano
Anoa/hru), f. -i/.'Wi (fr- same, and
07j/ra> to putrefy) to pine, lan-
guish ; to waste away, dissolve ;
to putrefy, rot.
JLiroaidii) -u\ Ion. for aipoaiow. ores.
inf. pass, airoaidoadai -ovaOai,
par. ajrofftoo/uvoj -ov+ievos, Ion,
-£l^£VOJ.
Airoff(r/w-a5, f. -r'/ou), (fr. aro priv
and o-jrfo) to feed) Jo abstain
from food, fast, starve to death.
Airdc'tros, -ov, 6, »/, (fr. same, and
alroi food) fasting, loathing.
Anoaiu)ird<D -&, f. -»/<ru>, (fr. axb in-
tens. and <ncd7raw to be silent, th.
(TiuTrri silence) to be silent, mule,
struck dumb ; to be unnoticed,
passed by in silence.
Anoaiuirnots, -ios, Att. -£w?, tj, (fr.
last) silence, secrecy, reticence;
concealment by not speaking ; a
blank left for conjecture; the
figure aposiopesis.
kiroffKapifa, f. -iaii), (fr. airb from,
-and aicapifa to bound) to fling
the limbs through pain ; to pal-
pitate, throb, beat ; to pant,
breathe hard.
Airoaicthdvvvui, f. -iaii), p. -aica, (fr.
arb intens. and ckeAciu) or gkz-
havvvpi to scatter) to dispel, dis-
perse, dissipate, fling about.
AiroaKCTrdfo, f. -dad), (fr. a-rrb priv.
and oKtitd^h) to cover) to uncover,
open, expose.
A.iro<TKtTTr<j), f. -\pw, (fr. anb intens.
and oki-ktu) to survey) to visit,
go to see ; to watch from a tower,
or height, observe, spy.
Aroaictvdfa, f. -dad), p. -a<a, (fr.
same, and aKcvd£<s> to prepare)
to lay by, lay up, reserve ; to
prepare, provide. A^oaKtvd^ofxai,
to carry off goods or furniture,
remove, change residence ; to
pack up baggage, prepare for a
journey ; or to unload, forsake
baggage, in order to travel, or
march lighter ; to dismantle,
break up ; to empty, evacuate. 1
f. mid. ar.oaKtvdao^ai. 1 a. mid.
a-KeoKcvaadjinv. per. pass, aitza-
Ktvaauai.
hvodKtvft, -?5?, ^, (fr. anb intens.
and aKcvfi furniture) goods, sub-
stance ; a pack, parcel ; furni-
ture, baggage ; train, women and
children.
A irotTKTjvoo) -£, f. -wffw, (fr. airb
from, and oicnv6d> to pitch a tent)
to remove the tent, or habitation ;
change residence, retire to a dis-
tance.
A.KoaKr)~Tw, f. -J-w, p. -0a, (fr.
same, and cki'/ittu) to lean) to
avoid, shun, get away, escape ;
to slip from under ; to fail ; to
dash, rush upon, hail, shower
down. 1 a. act. par. aituaio'ixpas.
i-zotjKid^u), f. -dad), p. a-KtoKiatxi,
(fr. airb intens. and okiu^u to
shadow) to overshadow, shade,
darken.
A.*ooKiu(Tyia, -arcs, rb, (fr. last) a
shadovnng, overshadowing ; a
shallow, adumbration, darken-
ing ; a shade, slight appearance.
Ano
A.iroaKlniTtouai,fr. same, and aKifi-r:-
Tu), which see. per. inf. pass.
a-rttaK'm<pQai.
ArroaKSfi/xt, (fr. same, and <tkX^(
or oxAfw to harden with drought)
to dry, parch ; to wither, decay,
fade, die; to harden, stiffen. 2 a.
ind. act. airicK\n.i>.
Airo<jK\ijvai, 2 a. inf. act. of last.
AnoaxXvpiivu), f. -vvCj, (fr. airb in-
tens. and oicXtipvvu) to harden)
to stiffen, grow hard ; to be hard-
hearted, severe ; to treat harshly.
AiroaKoXoti^o), (fr. airb from, and
cK6\o\p a stake) to break down a
fence, open a way, make way.
AiroaKoXvirrio, (fr. same, and oko
Xv-KTUi to rend) to peel, strip, un-
cover ; to lacerate, scratch, ex-
coriate; to maim, mutilate, par.
per. pass. a-coKoXvfi/xivoi.
AiroaKoiriu) -w, f. -7/<tu), and Aitooko-
irtvio, f. -evoo), (fr. airb from, and
oKOKtu) or oKo-evtx) to mark) to
view from a distance, survey ; to
aim at ; to aim, keep in view,
attend to, pursue as an object.
AirocKOTTos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. last) be-
holding from a distance, view-
ing ; aiming, pursuing ; obser-
vant,s attentive. Or, (fr. airb
from, and aicoirbs a butt) absurd,
silly ; inconsistent, preposte-
rous.
AnocrKopaKiQu), f. -iau>, p. -oca, fr.
airb away, and anopaKi^d), which
see.
AnoffKopaKiafibs, -ov, b, (fr. last)
contempt, scorn ; a taunting re-
fusal, or rebuke.
Airoaxopiri^d), f. -lad), (fr. a-b in-
tens. and oKopm^u to scatter) to
disperse, scatter ; to dismiss, dis-
band.
Airo(TKv\dii), Poet, for airoavXdd).
A~offKu>iiTu), f. -\po), (fr. ard in-
tens. and okw-tu) to scoff) to
taunt, revile, scoff; to ridicule,
deride.
Airoafidu) -u>, (fr. same, and a/xdu)
to wipe) and
ATroafii'/^u), f. ->;£w, p. -n^a, (fr.
same, and o>i//%<i> to wipe) to
wipe off, or away ; to lick.
Ainafiv-^o), f. -£u>, p. -%a, (fr. same,
and c^v^o) to consume) to burn
away, waste, wear away ; to de-
cay, pine. par. 2 a. pass, airoa-
Airoaofiid) -tS, f. -)jffw, (fr. airb from,
and co,3fu) to drive) to brush
away, frighten ; to drive away,
expel, turn out ; to repel, keep
off.
'Airoaos, -n, -ov, (fr. a neg. and tto-
<toj some) none, not one; nega-
tive, having, doing, or express-
ing, nothing.
Airoatrdb'ios, -a, -ov, (fr. airoairdtD
to tear off) torn qff", pulled away,
dragged from. Anoairdotov,-ov,
rb, a piece, fragment.
AiroarrSv, pres. inf. act. cont. —
ATTiffTTaadivrci, n. pi. par. I a.
pass, of anoandu).
Arrdff-aff/ia, -dro%, rb, (fr. next) a
piece, part, fragment.
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Ano
Airoairdu) -a>, f. -dad), p. avionaKa .
(fr. aub from, and ai:du) to
draw) to root out, tear away,
exlirpute ; to draw, draw forth,
or out of, unsheath ; to draw
away, reduce; to cleanse, bur-
nish. — \Tzoartdoiiat, to with-
draw, retire. 1 a. act. ind,
aTTiairaaa' par. a~oairdaac- per.
pass, a-iantiajidi. 1 a. pass.
| ind. aTTcandaOnv par. jiroairaa-
dcis.
Airoairdpio, f. -tpu>, p. -apxa, (fr,
airb intens. and aircipu) to sow) to
sow; to disseminate, spread
abroad, publish.
ATroa^iiSu), f. aTToairdau), p. -etica,
(fr. same, and anivSio to pour)
to sprinkle ; to pour out in sacri-
fice, make a libation, or offering
of liquids; to sacrifice .
AiroaTzcvSo), f. -evau, (fr. ai:b from,
and cirivod) to hasten) to dis-
suade, discourage, advise from,
or against.
A-rroaiTopos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. aTToairctpo)
to disseminate) derived, or de-
scended from ; sown, planted ;
subs, an offspring.
Airoa-Kuvbd^iDif. -dau), (fr. arro from,
and aTTOvod^u) to hasten) to slack-
en, relax, remit, abate ; to neglect^
omit, postpone.
ATToara, pres. impr. cont. of ano-
ardo), for a<piarnui. Or, fora7rd-
arnbi, 2 a. impr. of same.
Arroardod, and AxoaTdc'bv, (fr.
atplarnpi to stand off) far off,
at a distance, afar.
AiroardQa), f. -£w, (fr. airb from,
and ard£o) to drop) to trickle,
distil, par. pres. a-oard^uv.
AroaraXdfa, f. -£w, (fr. same, and
ara\d£u) to drop) same as last.
A-xoaraXwai, 3 pi. 2 a. sub. pass,
of airoariWb).
A-oarHi, -aaa, -dv, par. 2 a. act.
of ad tarn ui.
Anoaraaia, -a$, /;, (fr. a<ptarnfii to
desert) a departure, leaving^
quitting; des-ertion, defection;
falling off, apostacy.
A-rroardaiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
departure, separation ; a divorce,
a deed of divorce.
Airoaraois, -tos, Alt. -£Wf, fi, (fr.
same) a desertion, forsaking ,
defection, revolt ; departure.
Anoararius, -a, -ov, (fr. same) to
be desisted, it is proper to cease,
we must stop.
Airoararcu) -w, f. -yaw, p. -nKa, (fr.
same) to apostatize; to desert,
forsake ; to rebel, revolt.
Airoardriis, -ov, b, (fr. last) an
apostate ; a traitor, deserter, re-
bel. Adj. faithless, treache-
rous.
Artoarariiebs, -rj, -bv, (fr. same) re-
bellious, revolting, traitorous ;
contumacious, insolent ; head-
strong, haughty.
AnoarartKioi, (fr. last) rrbelliously,
traitorously; insolently, haugh-
tily.
A-oarcyd^u), f. -dau),]). airtariyaKa,
(fr. arb from, and areyd^oi to
Ano
cover) to unroof, strip off the
roof; to uncover. 1 a. act. mirt-
criyaou.
Avoariyacjia, -aroc, rb, (fr. last) a
lid, rovtr ; a covering; a roof
AirocruXai, 1 a. inf. act. — Airo-
crtiXac, par. 1 a. act. — Airoarti-
Xr/, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. — Air<5-
aru\ovt 1 a. impr. act. of avo-
<xr/XXw.
Airoard^w, C -|"«, (fr. airo from,
and ard%w to march) to go
away, depart; to retire, with-
draw ; to go back again. 2 a.
ind. act. a-niart^ov.
AvoariWw, f. -t\u>, p. airfVraAKa,
(fr. same, and eriWw to send) to
send away, dismiss ; to send out
of the way ; to send, send forth,
despatch, send off; to equip, pro-
vile, prepare. 1 a. .act. ind.
airiarctXa' par. atrocri(\ac. 2 a.
act. airiaraXov. per. pass, avi-
<rra\fjiai. 2 a. pass. ind. aitcard-
\r)v. sub. airoara\w' par. arocra-
Xt/y. per. mid. airiaro\a.
Anoartvbw -w, f. -waw, (fr. and in-
tens. and onviw to confine, th.
or tubs narrow) to conHrain, ne-
cessitate, bring to loss, or difficul-
ty, distress.
Ait oarfpyw, f. -£w, (fr. airi from,
and orfpyw to cherish) tod.shke,
disregard, not to love; to hate,
abhor.
AitoartptiaOc, 2 pi. cont. pres. ind.
mid. — AvoarcpuTt, 2 pi. cont.
pres. ind. or impr. act. — Ato-
cripfions, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. act.
of
Airoartpiw -w, f. -rjffw, p. aiuaripn-
Ka, (fr. airb intens. and artpiij> to
deprive) to bereave, deprive of;
to wrong, injure, defraud. Airo-
ortpionat, to be destitute, not to
hare, be without, devoid of 1 a.
act. ind. airtaripvaa' sub. airo-
areppaw. per. pass, airtoTtpnpaf
par. aircoreprjfiivof.
Annoripr/aii, -ioj, Att. -ewe, f), (fr.
last) a taking away, privation;
fraud, swindling • want, defi-
ciency ; need, poverty.
Airooreprirris, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
cheat, impostor, deceiver.
AirooTt]9i, -nrw, 2 pi. -arnrt, impr.
— Airoerw, -f?j, -jjf, sub. 2 a. act.
— Airoar^aopai, -ij, -erai, 1 f.
mid. of a<ploT)]fti.
Air6aTn\xa, Stoq, rb, (fr. atylvrnyi
to separate) a separation, part-
ing ; an imposthume, abscess,
gathering.
AiroorTivai, 2 a. inf. act. — A7ro-
crfjaai. 1 a. inf. act. — Airoarr]-
crdfttOa, 1 pi. 1 f. mid. of a<picrri-
/"•
Airoernptgw, f. -£w, (fr. airb intens.
and ornplQw to fix) to strengthen,
confirm, establish; to fix upon,
fas/ en in.
AiroariXjiw, f. -i^w, p. airfariX^a
(fr. same, anil <n-i'Aj3w to shine)
to pli'der, rparkle, refect.
A'licT^f^a. impr. of airoordxw.
AifoaroXri'j, -io$, Att. -ew<, b, (fr.
uttuctAAw to equip) an admiral ;
Ano
a eoni»its«ion<r q/" lA« nai>y. h.
pi. con*. airooroXaj.
AnoaroXti, ->}$, ij, (fr. an-acr/XXw to
send forth) a mtsMon, commis-
sion ; a message, office, duty ; a
gift, present ; an apostliship ;
thi means of sending a messen-
ger ; a judgment, visitation, ; a
pestilence, plague.
ArrooToXjVdf, -»/, -bv, (fr. or<5aroXoj
an apostle) apostolic, relating to
an apostle, or the apostles.
Air6are\ov, -ov, rb, (fr. avovriWw
to send away) a light ship, pack-
et, adii<e boat.
Air6aro\o<, -ov, b, (fr. same) ames-
senger, ambassador, commission-
er ; an apostle ; aflcet, armada.
Adj. sent, despatched.
Atroarouari^w, f. -law, p. avtoropd-
Tiica, (fr. airb from, and ordpa
the mouth) to repeat from me-
mory, say by heart ; to per-
suade, prevail on, or force to
speak; to provoke, or incite to
speak ; to draw, or force words ;
to question, interrogate, examine.
1 a. act. aveoTOfjdrioa.
Arrocrofi6iM) -w, (fr. aire priv. and
cTopdw to sharpen, th. crd/ia
the mouth) to blunt, break the
edge, or point ; to check, weaken,
repress, stop the mouth, par. per.
pass, aircorofjiioftfvoi.
Atrdtrropyoi, -ov, b, //, (fr. same, and
aropyr) natural affection) with-
out natural affection, unfeeling,
unnatural ; unkind ; disliking,
haling.
Airoai payya\l£w, f. -law, (fr. airb
by, and arpayyaXU a halter) to
strangle, choke.
AirocrpaiclQw, f. -law, (fr. airb in-
tens. and oarpa>ci£w to vote with
shells, th. darpaKov a shard) to
condemn by ostracism, to ba-
nish.
Airoarpa<pclr)v, opt. — Airocrpd<pr]Ti,
impr. — Airoorpa<pio, -ijs, -fj, sub.
— Airoarpa(f)T)vaif inf. — Airoa-
rpaftii, par. 2 a. — Airoorpacpfi-
aofiai, 2 f. ind. pass, of arroarpi-
<f>w.
Airoarpi<pw, f. -ipw, p. airiarpt<f>a,
(fr. airb from, and crp/^w to turn)
to turn from, or away, divert ; to
convert, change ; to pervert, cor-
rupt, incite to rebel; to return,
put back ; to return, bring back ;
to reject, refuse ; to hide, con-
ceal ; to leave, desert, forsake.
Airoarpicpofiai, to turn away from ;
to disregard, slight; to dislike,
hate. 1 a. act. ind. air/arpz\pa'
impr. air6orpi\\,ov' sub. airoa-
Tpb\a*' par. airoarpixpas- 2 a.
pass. ind. airiarpd<pnv, 3 pi.
aircoTpd<pnaav. 2 a. act. ind.
airicrpaepov.
Airoarpiipacicc, Poet, and Ion. for
airlarpt^c, 3 sin. 1 a. act of last.
AirooTpo<pr), -r)c, f,, (fr. airb from,
and crpt'(t>u to turn) a turning
from, or away ; a return, con-
version : a refuge, shelter, asy-
lum ; an apostrophe.
Arr 6ct put us, -vv, b, h, (fr. same)
(80)
Ano
turned from, tiersr, strange;
malign, unfa our able ; an upos-
troplw, the mark of a letter Ixinp
cut oil' in Ban k.
Airoorvyiw -<2, f. -ijaw, (fr. anb in
Utd arvy/u, to bale) to ab-
hor, detest, loathe, abominate ; to-
sbun, tmajd,
Airocrw, -pi, -ij, 2 a. sub. act. ol
a<plarrifii.
Airoav\aeut, Dor. for airoov\r)oui.
— A wwrv At/ ra«, 3 siu. eont. [ires.
ind. pass, of
A7roffi'Aa'**-<ii, f. -/j<7fr>, (fr. airb fromT
and avXdu to roh) to steal, rob ;
to jitllnge, plundir, sjjoil.
Airoavvdym, f. -£u», (fr. same, avv
together, and dy<x> *o brin^) to
toiled from, gather from about r~
to recover from ; to drive away,
turn out, put from among.
Airoavvdyuyoi, -o\>, b, fj, (fr. same,
and avvaymyh a synagogue) put
out of the synagogue, excommu-
nicato!.
Airoovpi^w, f. -hrw, (fr. am intens.
and o-vp/^hi to hies) to hies at,
hoot ; to whistle.
AnoovffKCvdfa, f. -dew, (fr. aitfr
from, and avvKtvdfa to pack up)
to pillage, plunder, spoil.
Airoadtd^w, f. ~(*>, (fr. aird intens.
ana efdfa to slay) to cut the
throat, slaughter ; to tact ifce.
2 a. per. pass, arroacpayclf.
Airoo&aKtkti,!!), f. -lew, (fr. anH from,
and a<f>dKt\o( a gangrene) to
waste, decay ; to dissolve, pu-
trefy.
AjTOff^rfAXw, f. -SXw, p. avia<t>a\Kaf
(fr. airb intens. and o<pd\\v to
trip) to trip up, overthrow, sup-
plant ; to frustrate, defeat, dis-
appoint ; to deceive, delude ; to
mislead, seduce, deprave. Airo-
acpdXXopai, to err, stray, mistake.
2 a. par. pass. airootpaAiis.
Aroa<pdrru), f. -£w, p. -yu, (fr.
same, and atpdrrw to slay) see
aitoo<pd^u>.
Airoa(f>cv£ovdb), or-iu) -&, f. -)'<rw,p.
-VKa, and Airootytvoovl^u), f. -iai»,
see c<pcv6avdw, or o<ptv5ovi£w.
AiroacpTjXtia, -as, -£, 1 a. opt. AS 61.
of airoo<pd\\<j).
Airoo<Ppdyiona, -Xros, rb, (fr. airi
damn, and ctypayh a seal) a sig-
net ; the impression of a seal.
Aroa^d^ui, f. -daw, (fr. airb intens.
arid <rva£w to lance) to open
a vein, bleed ; to break in
pieces.
Arrocxiiv, 2 a. inf. act. — Arro-
(rydiv, par. of airi^w.
Air6cxt<"S, -'°ii Att- -£W*r ^» (&•
aziyw to withhold) forbearance,
moeleration ; abstinence, temper-
ance, soberness.
Annaxfirovai, 3 pi. 1 f. act. of
same.
Airocxi^w, f. -law, (fr. airb from,
and cxl& to s!jlit) to cleavei dl"
vide, cut, separate ; to rend, teat
aw.ay.
ATTOff^ffK, -toe, Att. -tws, fh (fr.
last) a rupture, fracture ; a
rending, breach ; a slip, branch.
AIIO
Attooxo^dt**, (fr. airb intens. and
ff%oAa£w to have leisure) to em-
ploy, or apply one's leisure; to
occupy it in some pursuit or
study.
A.TO<7^oXfo^a( -ovuai, f. -iioofiai^
(fr. airb from, and er^oAq leisure)
to be busy ; to employ, apply, or
engage one's self. pres. par. a iro-
a^oXov/xevos.
AmSo^w/mi, 2 a- ^ m^ — Airo-
ax^utvoiy par. 2 a. mid., of a7r-
A»rocrw£u>, £ -<3cr<i>, p. -wxa, (ff. arcd
intens. and <rw£w to save) to pre-
serve ; to recover, restore to health ;
to protect, guard. Anoadifyuai,
to save oneJs self, fly for re-
fuge, pres. inf. mid. airoow£io-
dai. 1 a. inf. pass., arroowdrj-
vat.
Arorayfii -VS, and Atrdrafc, -tot,
Att. -cwj, f), (fr. anordaffu) to re-
nounce) a renunciation, giving
- up ; farewell, adieu.
AiroTdSriv, (fr. airordvu) to stretch)
at full lengthy at large, largely,
fully.
AiroradeiS) 1 a» pat« pass, of airo-
rdvui.
Airoraicus, 2 a, par. pass, of avo-
Tl'jKOt.
Akotuktos, -ov, b, f), (fr. airordaaw
to arrange) reserved, laid by, set
apart, destined, intended.
Airora^duevos^ -n, -ov, par. — Airo-
rdt-acdai, inf. 1 a. mid. — Aito-
rdaairat, 3 sin. pres. ind. pass,
of
Airordaco), or -tto), f. -a'£u>,p. -a%a,
(fr. a-rb from, and rdaau). to or-
der) to arrange, regulate, set in
order; to separate, distinguish,
set apart from others. Airordc-
oouai, to give commands, send
with orders ; to take leave, bid J
adieu, bid farewell ; t renounce,
give up, forego. 1 f. mid. ano-
rd^auat. 1 a. mid. ind. ancra^d-
ftrjv inf. a-xordl-aodai. por. pass.
aitorirayuat.
Airordrw, sup. (fr. and from) very
distant, very far, farthest of all.
AToraupda* -5, f. -wcrtu, (fr. avo of,
and ravpos a bull) to make a bull.
Airoravp6ouat, to imitate a bull,
rage like a bull.
Amrdcpos, -ov, b, 4, (fr« airb priv.
and rdfyos a tomb) unburied ;
not laid with ancestors ; interred
far away.
AiroraQpcvu), f. -eVJcw, (fr. a7rofrom,
and rd<ppot a ditch) to ditch
about, fortify ; to cut off by a
ditch.
Airoriyyu), fr. curb intens. and riy-
yu), which see.
AkotcQcUv, Sync, for avor£6dnoav,
3 pi. 1 a. opt. pass, of airoriOnui.
Aicordvsi, impeis. (fr. next) it
lends, pertains, or belongs to ; it
concerns, relate* to.
Airordvio, f. -£vw,p. (iiroriraKa, (fr.
airb from, and rdvut to stretch ) to
extend, spread ; to stretch, reach
out; to enlarge, lengthen ; to in-
tend, purpose, design; to strain,
Ano
exert. Airoreivouat, to contend,
debate; to inveigh, censure; to
be suspended, hang, depend.
Airor£iYi'£<i), f. -iVw, p. a^ortrdyi-
Ka, (fr. airb by, and teT^oj a wall)
to wall about, surround with a
wait, or rampart, fortify ; to in-
tercept with a wall; to cut off.
1 a. act. antreixioa.
AiroTdxtcis, -«oj, Att. -eio$, fj, and
Atfom^ioyw, -ov, '6, (fr. last) a
walling about ; a fortification,
fort.
AiroTeixtaua. -aros, rb, (fr. same)
a wait, bulwark, rampart.
Anorcicvdo) -u>, (fr. anb priv. and
TtKvoo) to bear children) to lose,
or be deprived of children, be
childless. 1 a. pass. ind. anertic-
vuidnv sub. airoTEKvu>Q(b.
AirortXeoBus, -zioa, -iv*, par. 1 a.
pass, of airore\i<i).
Airortkioua, -aros, rb, (fr. airorE-
\iu) to finish) a making, doing ;
a finishing, execution ; an effect,
event, production, end, termina-
tion ; a charm, incantation ; the
influence of the stars ; an image
suspended to arrest, or draw down
their power.
AiroT.e\touarXnh\ -J/J* ht Vl2' T*Xvr]i
(fr. same) the art of making and
using the figures for charms ; as-
trology ; incantation.
AiroreXec^aT^qj, ->»), -dvx (fr. same)
effective, effectual, operative, ac-
tive, efficient.
AKoreXcqubsy -ov, b, (fr. same) a
making^ finishing, conclusion;
an effect, end.,
A^orc\ecrtKbi, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same)
effective, effectual, efficacious.
AiroreXevrdb) -w, f. -fjow, (fr. airb
intens. and rfavrdu to end) to
finish, conclude^ cease, stop,
come to an end ; to die.
Airor&EvrnariS) -io$, Att. -cuts, rj,
(ff. last) decease, death.
AitoreXfu) -u>, f, if/ow, and -ecu), p.
airoreri\eKa, ("fr. Tf'Ao? an end)
to form, shape ; to bring to pass,
effect, fulfil, accomplish ; to do,
perform; to perfect, finish, com-
plete^ make an end of; to pay a
tax, yield, contribute. Arrort\io-
uai, to improve, amend, make
progress ; to recover health, per.
pass. avortTeXeefxat. par. airore-
r«X£<T//fvoj. 1 a. pass. ind. arcere-
\io8rjv' par. azoxiXtoQdt.
Airori/ivo}, f. avo.rtuQ, (fr. airb
from, and ri/xvu). to cut) to cut off,
lop, sever, dismember ; to inter-
cept ; to lake apart, appropriate.
par. 1 f. act. anoreftdv. per. pass.
artorirpriuai. pper. aiKrcrjjirin^v,
-rjcro, -rjro. 1 a, pass. ind. a:r£r-
ufiQnv' «^pt. aTtorun$eitiv,a.nd aito-
TaiiTjdelnv.
AtioTi&cdai, 1 f. inf, mid. oi aira-
TtKTOl.
Att6t£^s, -ioi, Att. -£wf, ^, (fr.
airoriKTu to bear children) child-
birth, labour, delivery, accouche-
ment.
A7rdr£po?, -a, ov, and -rarot, -n,
-ov, comi). and sup. (fr. airb from)
(81)
And
farther, farthest ; more, or moat
distant ; remoter, remotest.
Airoripu), and -rdrw, (fr. last) far-
ther, more distant, remotely.
AiroT£Tap.ivos, par. per. pass. —
AiroriTapai, -cat, -rat, in 3 pL
-avrat, per. ind. pass, of ano
rdvu).
AitoT£-rt\£cuevo$,-ri,-ov, (par. per.
pass, of aTTOT£\(u)) perfect, com-
plete, finished.
AirortruT)To, Poet, for a-nerirunTO
3 sin. pper. pass, ofairoriuvw.
Av6t£v, Ion. for a^' ov, or airb roV.
Airorevyua, -aro$, rb, (fr. airorvy-
Xdvu) to miss) disappointment;
loss, harm,damage, disadvantage,
Air4r£.vl-is, -ios, Att. -cws, #, (fr.
same) disappointment, misfor-
tune, ill success, loss, defeat.
Airornyavi^u), f. -tcco, (fr. airb in-
tens. and rnyavi^ta to fry, th.
rfiydvov a frying pan) to fry ; to
eat fried meat:; to eat out of the
pan.
AirorriKU), f. -fca, (fr. same, and
rfjKui to melt) to melt, dissolve ;
to steep, soften; to consume,
waste, decay. -
Airoridnut, f. airoQijao), p. airoriOet-
Ka, (fr. a7rdvfrom, and rldrjut to
lay) to lay down, or aside, put
off, relinquish, quit, renounce;
to lay by, store, or treasure up ;
to put off, defer, delay, procrasti-
nate;, to expose, put out to perish.
1 a. act. airidnKa. 1 a. mid. ajre-
Onicudnv. 1 a. pass, amridrjv. 1
f. pass. axerxQficouat. 1 f. mid.
atrodfjoouciy 2 a>. mid. ind. ant-
diunv inf. oTroBicrOac par. ano&i-
uwos. For other tenses see
riOtjut.
Airor'tKro), fr. aw intens. and W/ctw,
which see.
A7tot(XAw, f. -t\Sf, (fr. same, and
TiXAw to pluck) to, pluck up, or
out; to pull offy strip; to take
off the hair.
AiroriXua, -aros, rb\t (fr. last) a
shred, piece, fragment ; hair, or
wool plucked off..
Arort[xdu) -St, f. -t'i<ju>, p. sjKa, (fr.
otto intens. and rtudo) to honour)
to value, appraise, estimate; to
esteem, regard; to fine, amerce;
to dishonour, slight ; to pledge,
give bail. AnQTiudouai. -S>fiat, to
take a pledge, accept security.
AiroTifjyua, -aros, rb, (fr. last) a
pledge, pawn, deposit, penalty ;
security given by a guardian; a
compensation for dowry.
Aitor'iubv,-ov, rb, (fr. same) aprice,
value, rate ; a pledge, security.
A.ir6r'ifios,, -ov, b, %, (fr. same)
pawned, engaged, bound. Or,
(fr. airb priv. and riurj honour)
inglorious; private, mean, ob-
scure.
AiTonvayua, -aros, rb, (fr. next)
swecjnngs, dust, offscouring, the
dirt coining off any thing when
cleaned.
Air or iv da a id, f. -a£w, p. airor£riva-
X>j-i (fr. airb from, and rivdcau to
quiver) to shake off, shake out*
AIIO
1 a. act. ind. ancrlval-a. impr.
anorlvarov' par. anorivdl-af. 1 a.
inf. mid. anorivd^aadat.
Airortvvu/itvoj, par. pres. mid. of
Anorlvwui, or -va», (fr. anb back,
and rtvvvui, or -liu to pay) also,
Anorltj, or Anorlvu, f. -/<rw, p. -««a,
(fr. same, and rtvu or rlu> to
honour) to honour , compensate,
reward ; to repay, pay, or su^er
ybr, atone ybr, make compensa-
tion ; Anorivvvuai, Anoriouai,
&c. to exact punishment, punish,
revenge, avenge. 1 f. act. 3 sin.
anoriati, 1 pi. anorlaouev. 1 a.
act. ind. antrum' 3 sin. sub.
anorlan' par. avoriaa(. 1 a. mid.
par. anoriad\itvoi.
Anorunyu, or anorufjoow, £ -£u>.
(fr. affd from, and rufjoou or rpdu
to cut) <o cut off, slaugfUer ; tn
intercept, separate, divide from.
1 a. par. act. anorpr',£a{, 2 a.
pass, amrudynv.
'Anoruoi, -ov, b, //, (fr. o nee. and
irdruog lot) illfated, hardfated,
unfortunate, miserable, wretched,
unhappy, sup. anoru6raro(.
AfforoA/ia, 3 sin. cont. pres. act.
of
Anoro\ud<j) -w, f. -i\ow, p. an-orc-
r6\unica, (fr. an-d intens. and roA-
fia'w to dare) to presume, be very
bol/1, dare very much.
Anorouht -T/{, ft, (fr. anoriuvu) to
cut off) a cutting off, cutting
short, making an end >>f.
Anorouta, -aj, /;, (fr. same) a cut-
ting or paring closely >' topping,
pruning.
Androuot, -ov, b, »'/, (fr. aame) ab-
rupt, steep, precipitous ; ar-
duous ; concise, short, brief; ri-
gid, severe, cutting.
Anor6uui, (fr. last) cuttingly, se-
verely ; concisely, briefly.
'Attotoj, -ov, b, {/, (fr. a neg. and
n6roi drink, th. itivw to drink)
abstaining from drink, living
without liquids ; not drinkable.
Anorpdyuv, 2 a. inf. act. of ano-
rpuyyw.
K.norpi'xyvtji, f. -tfvw, {fr. and in-
tens. and rpaxvvu to make
rough) to roughen; to ruffle, fret,
exasperate.
Anorpinov, pres. impr. mid. of
anorpinu).
Anorptntficbs, -r), -bv, (fr. next) dis*
suasive.
Anorpinu), f. -\pu>, p. anorirptQa,
(fr. aird from, and rpinu to turn)
to turn atuay from, dissuade ; to
avert, turn aside, put away ; to
fiustrate, disappoint, Anorpino-
uai, to turn one's self from, dis-
like ; to loathe, reject. 1 a. act.
anerpcxpa' 2 a. act. anirpdnov. 2
a. mid. anerpandunv. per. ind.
pass, anorirpaufiai.
A.noTpi%u), (fr. anb back, and rpi%tt>
to run) to run back, run away,
fly, escape; to revolt, rebel.
JLnorpi(3<j), f. -xpu>, (fr. anb from,
and rptfio) to rub) to wear away,
waste, bruise, break, consume,
itrtpair ; to rub down, clean,
Ano
wipe; Anorpl0ouat, to file off,
pare down; to extenuate, clear
up, explain ; to remove, with-
draw ; to shake off, reject, put
away; to impede, frustrate.
Andrptfifia, -aroi, rb, (fr. last) a
chip, shaving, dust, &c. made by
cleaning, or polishing.
Anorpondaodai, PoeL for anorpo-
naaOai, pres. inf. conL of ujto-
rpondofiat.
Anorpbnaios, -ov, b, {/, (fr. anorpi-
nw to avert) preserving, protect-
ing; averting, or turning avmy
evils ; to be averted, shunned,
iiiut'ltd, deprecated.
knorpondofini, or -rputndofiai -u>fiaiy
(fr. anb from, and rpondto to
turn) to turn away from, de-
cline, shun, avoid; to slight,
neglect.
knorpomd^u), f. -data, (fr. same)
to pacify, appease, reconcile ; to
atone, expiate.
Avorponiaaubi;, -ov, b, (fr. last)
dislike, aversion; an amulet,
churm.
A.n6rponoi4 -ov, b, v, (fr. anorpinu
to turn away) unpleasant, disa-
greeable ; hateful, odious, abo-
minable ; unlucky.
A.n6rpo<poi, -ov, b, »/, (fr. anb from,
and ruvput to rear) educated
abroad, reared among strangers ;
foreign, sir .
Anorpvydu -£, f. ->/<rw, (fr. anb in-
tens. and rpvydu to gather
grapes) to gutfier the vintage ;
to make up harvest ; to enjoy,
indulge in.
knorpvj^u), f. -£u>, and Anorpvu, f.
-vau), (fr. same, and rpi'^w or
rpvia to wear away) to waste, or
ru6 away, wear out ; to con-
sume ; to break, tame, subdue ;
to weary, exhaust.
A.norpu>y<i», f. -(ouai, p. anorirput-
jrvi, (fr. same, and rpix>yu> to
gnaw) to waste, consume, eat up,
devour. 2 a. act. ind. anirpdyov
inf. anorpdytiv.
A.norvy^av6fieva,-ij}v,Ta, (fr. next)
disappointments, misfortunes.
knorvyxdvo), f. arroru^r/ffw, p. -rc-
rvx>)*lh («•■• and Priv« a"d rvy-
\dvu> to get) to miss, mistake;
to miss of, fail, not succeed, be dis-
appointed. 2 a. act. ind. anirv-
%ov' par. anorv^iLv. 1 f. mid.
anorev^o^iai.
knorvndu) -w, f. -wtrw, p. -vica, (fr.
anb intens. and tvv6oj to copy)
to form, fashion, portrary, re-
present, express ; to imitate, re-
semble, be like.
knor6nro/jiai, (fr. anb from, and
Tvnrta to strike) to cease beating,
desist from striking ; to beat
one's self ; to mourn, bewail.
Anorvnu)fia, -Xros, rb, and Anorv-
nuxris, ~ios, Att. -£<df, //, (fr. ano-
rvnbw to express) a resemblance,
likeness, portrait ; an image, sta-
tue.
Anorv(jt\6u> -ui, f. -w<rw, p. -u>Ka, fr.
anb intens. and rv^A<5w, which
see.
(82)
Ano
Anorv$\<Ai(Ti{, -io(, Att. -iu>(, A,
(fr. last) a blinding; blindness,
want, or loss of sight.
Anorvx,la,-af, and -^/i;, -rjs, h, (fr.
anorvyxdvu) to miss) failure;
(li.iaj)j,i)uUincnt ; refusal.
Anorv%u)v, see anorvy^dva.
Anovpdutvof, — Anovpas, by Sync.
for anovptaducvoi, par. 1 a. mid.
and anovpicraf, par. 1 a. act. of
anovpi^u), Ion. for a<popilu>. Or
l<v MeUpL and Sync, for anav-
pnodpivoi, par. 1 a. mid. and
anavpnous, par. 1 a. act. of airav-
pditt.
'Anovpof, -ov, b, >), (fr. anb from,
and Spot a border) beyond the
borders, foreign ; banislied, out-
lawed; an exile.
'Anovg, -o6ot, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
rout the foot) without feet;
lame.
Anovca, fern, of airJjv, par. pres. ol
dntifii, to be absent.
Anovala, -a?, fi, (fr. last) absence ,
injury, damage, harm.
Anotpulvu, f. -dvu, p. -ayica, (fr.
ano intens. and <palvu> to show)
to show, point out ; to exhibit, dis-
play ; to utter, pronounce, de-
clare ; to render, cause, or make
to be. Atofynlvouai, to appear,
seem ; to express one's self, de-
clare his opinion; to interpret,
explain, pres. inf. pass, arotpal-
vcaOai' par. avoQaivdpcvos.
Ano<pavovutv, 1 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
last.
An6<pav<rtf, -to(, Att. -cw?, >/, (fr.
ano(f>alvut to declare) a declara-
tion, assertion, assurance, asse-
veration; an oracle, response;
a maxim, axiom ; a proposition ;
a list, valuation.
Ano(f><ivr?Kbs,-ri,-bv, (fr. same) de-
claratory, expressive of; express,
positive, decideil.
And<paffdt, 2 pi. 2 a. impr. mid. of
an&<\>npi.
An6<pd(rii, -io$, Att. -cuts, ft, (fr.
anotpuivio to declare) a saying,
expression ; a sentence, decision,
determination, resolution; a pro-
clamation, declaration; the an-
swer of an oracle.
AnocpdffKw, (fr. anb priv. and (f>do-
ku) to say) same as an6tyn\ii.
Ano<pac[i(vij)s, (fr. ano<paivo> to
show) openly, clearly, evidently.
AnoQcpoidro, Ion. for anoQipoivro,
3 pi. pres. opt. mid. of
Ano<bipoj, f. anolau), 1 a. anrjveyica,
(fr. anb from, and 0/ou) to carry)
to take, bear, carry off, or away ;
to carry out, bury ; to make
away wdh, kill, destroy ; to
exhibit, show ; to pay, contri-
bute ; to earn, get gain ; to re-
port, relate, give an account of;
to accuse, indict ; to convey, con-
voy, escort ; to bring in to ; to
save, preserve ; to bear, endure,
suffer. 2 a. act. ind. anrjvty-
kov inf. anevtyKtlv. 1 a. pass,
ind. annviy^dnv inf. areveyx
dfjvai.
Airotpevyw, f. -fw^p.-^a^fr. same.
u, (fr. same, and <pnul to
to deny, contradict; to re-
ATIO
and fevyu to flee) tofi.ee, or fly
avrny, to escape, get clear off; to
shun, avoid. 2 a. act. ind. airf-
<pvyov opt. airoQvyotjii' inf. ano-
<pvyuv par. anotyvyuv. 1 f. mid.
An6<f>nn
say)
nounce, disclaim ; to declare,
publish, announce.
Airdtpvfios, -ov, b, %, (fr. last) not to
be mentioned ; unlucky, ill-omen,
ed, inauspicious, ominous.
Ano^vat, 2 a. inf. act. of and^vfii
— AnoQrjvat, 1 a. inf. act. of
anotyaivw.
Ait6<pT}ffii, -ios, Att. -tws, ^, (fr.
airdQvpt to deny) a contradic-
tion; denial, refusal; sentence,
judicial decision ; a denunciation,
declaration.
Anocpdiyyouai, f. -y£ouai, (fr. and
intens. and (pdiyyouai to sound)
to utter, pronounce, declare so-
lemnly; to speak proverbs use
pithy sayings. 1 a. ind. mid.
airc<p9eyl-d[tT)v.
An6<p8tyua, -tiros, to, (fr. last) an
apophthegm, sentiment, proverb,
remarkable saying ; an oracle.
Airo<pdeipu), f. -epd, fr. and intens.
and <pdeipu, which see.
AnotpQlficvos, Sync, for anocpOtdue-
vos, par. pres. pass. — Ano(f>9i-
unv, or AvocpOi/nivos tlrjv, Ion.
for anc<f>9iunv, or ant<p9iuivos
■ tinv, per. opt. pass. — Ano<p0i-
ceia, -as, -t, IE>o\. for ano(p9i<rat-
ui, 1 a. opt. act Ano<pSio9w,
Sync, for ano(p9iec9ij), pres.
impr. pass, of ano<p9ioi.
Ano<f>9ivv9ovai, 3 pi. pres. ind. of
Ano<p9iv\>9u>, same as
Ano<p9iti>, or Ano(p9ivui, f. -taw, (fr.
and intens. and cp9iv<a to spoil)
to corrupt, destroy, ruin, over-
throw; to kill, slay; to waste,
decay, putrify ; to perish, die.
Airo<p\avpt$h>, f. -i<ru>, (fr. same,
and (pXavpifo, Att. for 0atiA/£<w to
slight) to neglect, disregard, set no
value on, make little account of.
Airo<p\avpii;as, -aoa, -av, Dor. for
ano<p\avpicras, 1 a. par. act. of
last.
LnoQotPdfa, f. -do(o, fr. and in-
tens. and <poi0dfa, which see.
Anocbopd, -as, and Ion. Ano<popfi,
"'Kj *)■> (fr- anocbfpw to carry
away) a carrying, taking, or
driving away; a tribute, sub-
sidy ; a tax, toll, impost, assess-
vimt ; rent, revenue, income ; an
exhalation, vapour.
Antxpoprifynevos, -tj, -ov, par. pres.
act. of
Ano<popri(u>, f. -iou>, and Anntftoo-
rriu -w, (fr. and priv. and tyop-
t/Ccu or (poprdu) to load) to un-
lade, unload, disburden.
Ano(f>pas, -d$os, b, %, (fr. a neg.
and <ppd'(u) to speak) unhallow-
ed, excommunicated ; unlucky,
inauspicious ; ominous, unfa-
vourable, unfortunate.
knoQpdaabt, or -mo, f. -d£w, (fr.
«*-d intens. and fpnttrto to hedge)
Ano
to fence, stop, or shut up ; to en~
close,fort\fy ; to hinder from, re-
ject, put away, repulse; to si-
lence, stop the mouth.
Anotyvyfiv, inf. — Ano<f>vy6vTes, n.
pi. -ydvras, a. pi. par. 2 a. act.
of ano(f>cvyu).
Anoipvyri, -ij$, r), (fr. ano<pivyw to
escape) a flight, escape; a re-
fuge, retreat, asylum.
Ano<pd)\iov, -ov, to, (fr. and from
and ^toXtds a den) an untimely
or monstrous birth ; the litter, or
cubs of a wild beast.
Ano<pd>\iosi -ov, b, ^, (fr. same)
from, or out of a cave; mon-
strous, strange ; abortive, un-
timely ; false, deceitful.
Anoj(£ip6^ios, and Ano^eipo^luTos,
-ov, 6, hi (fr- and from, x"P the
hand, and 0ios life) gaining a
living by the work of the hands
handicraft, mechanic; a work
man, day labourer.
Ano^ciporovto) -So, f. ->',(j(j), (fr. and
from, xtip the hand, and reivu to
stretch) to vote against, disap-
prove, reject, refuse, disallow ; to
rescind, annul; to dismiss, re-
move, discharge.
AnoxupoTovia, -aj, f/, (fr. last) re-
pulse, refusal, loss of an elec-
tion; repeal.
Ano^cTsvu>, -tvaw, (fr. and from,
and oxtrevu) to irrigate) to cease
from irrigation ; to convey, draw
off, or turn aside water ; to divert
turn from. par. 1 a. mid. ano-
XCTcvoduevos.
Anoxic So, f. -you), -ticia, and
-cvou^ (fr. same, and ^toi to
pour) to pour out, shed; to dis-
embogue.
Anoxn, -??> »1> (fr- anixu> to be dis-
tant) distance, space, interval
remoteness.
AnoxPQi 3 sin. pres. ind. — A7ro-
XP^vj Pres. inf. — Anoxp&v,
fern, anoxp&oa, par. pres. of
Anoxpdo) -So, f. -»/<rw, (fr. and in-
tens. and xpaw to lend) to grati
fy, suffice, satisfy, content. Ano
Xpdouat, to use, make use of, em
ploy ; to abuse, make an ill use
of, turn to a wrong purpose ; to
consume, spend, waste. 1 f. mid
anoxpn^ofxat. per. ind. pass.
anoKfXpv^at.
A7ro%f>£w/*£vos, Ion. for arro^pw/u-
vosl par. pres. mid. cont. —
AnoxprJ^Gai, Ion. for anoxpao--
0cu, pres. inf. mid. cont. of ano
Xpdw, or -dofiai.
Anoxpv-i Apoc. for andypven, 3 sin
pres. ind. act. it is sufficient,
there is enough, that will do.
Anoxprjv, Apoc. for anoxprjvat,
pres. inf. act. of an6xpvn<-t same
as anoxpdw.
Anoxp^oci, 3 sin. 1 f. act. of ano-
Xpdu.
Anoxp'ltrti, d. sin. cont. Att. of
AnSxpvviS, -ios, Att. -ews, »% (fr.
anoxpdofiai to consume) con-
sumption, wear and tear; use,
enjoyment, benefit, advantage ;
abuse, waste, decay.
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Anr
ATro^pwvrwf, (fr. ano\piiv, par.
pres. of anoxpdui to suffice) suf
" ficiently, fully, satisfactorily.
Anoxvdcts, 1 a. par. pass, of ano-
Xi<».
Anoxvp6u -5, f. -wau), fr. and in-
tens. and exvpdw, which see.
Anoxuptt, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
act. — AnoxupCiTt, 2 pi. pres.
impr. act. — Anoyypf\aas, -aaa,
-av, par. 1 a. act. of
Anoxupiw -5, f. -^cw, p. anoKex^-
ptjKa, (fr. and from, and Ycop/w to
go) to go from, depart, retire^
withdraw, yield, give place; to
digest, secrete, pass # la. act.
ind. anex<*>pnoa' par. anox^p^ojs .
Anoxd>p*)<riS, -tost Att. -cws, h, (fr-
last) departure, retirement, re-
treat.
Airo^wp/^w, f. -lg<a, p. anoKt\&-
plica, (fr. and from, and xw[dfy>
to part) to sever, rend, separate,
part, divide. Anoxupityuai, to be
separated, or to separate onfi
self; to depart from, quit, leave.
1 a. pass. ind. antxw9lt!^rlf' in»«
anoxupiaQifvai.
Anox^povvra, -wv, rd, (neut. pi.
par. pres. act. cont. of anox^>-
piu, to pass off) the excrements.
Anoxpdw -w, f.. -rjcru), and Anoipdo-
uai, (fr. and from, and \pdta to
wipe) to wipe off, clean ; to clear
away, scrape off, efface.
Ano^nipic^ouai, f. -taouai, p. -icuai,
(fri and priv. and il/n(pifa to bal-
lot) to vote against ; to dismiss,
discharge, acquit; to abrogate,
repeal.
'Anoipxs, -ios, Att. -twf, {j, (fr. and
from, and dnrouat to see) aspect,
look, appearance ; a sight, view.
Ano4>vxu>f *• "Cw> P* a7rf'<//uXa> (^
same, and if/vx** to c0°l) t0 C00U
allay ; to quench ; to wipe, rub
away sweat ; to faint ; to breathe
forthy expire, die. 1 a. act. ani-
ipv^a.
Anowuwsi Poet. forairw//vt»j, 2 sin.
imp. ind. ofanduwui.
'Anntos, -ov, b, Appius, a man's
name.
Anpayiu} -as, #, (fr. a neg. and
npacco) to do) idleness, leisure ;
ineffcacy, inability ; inutilityt
worthlessness.
AnpayudrtvTos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same,
and npayuarsvw to be busy) idle;
at leisure, not busy, unemployed^
disengaged.
Anpayn6vu>s, (fr. anpdyuwv easy)
easily, readily, without trouble;
leisurely, quietly.
Anpayiiocvvn, -ns, >/, (fr. same)
leisure ; rest, quietness ; ease,
unconcern, security ; idleness.
Anpdy/nov, -ovos-, b, f/, (fr. a neg.
and npdcrau) to do) easy, not
troublesome ; tranquil, quiet, un-
disturbed ; indolent, inactive.
AnpaKTtU) -to, f. -rjcru, (fr. same)
to have nothing to do, be at lei-
sure ; to idle, trifle; tomhs,fail1
he unsuccessful.
' AnpaKTost *«t>, 6, f), (fr. same)7w£
done, undone, unfinished, im-
Anp
perfect ; endless, interminai le ;
ineffectual, fruitless ; incur alte ;
doing nothing, vile, indolent,
inactive.
Airpd*crwj, (fr. same) imperfectly;
idly, indolently.
Airpa(ia, -as, h, (fr. same) leisure;
quietness, ease ; indolence.
Airciircta, -as, and Airptrtlv, -ris, fj,
(fr. next) indelicacy, impropriety,
indecorum ; ugliness, deformity.
Anpcnns, -ios -ovs, b, fj, (fr. a neg.
and ttoiirui to become) unbecom-
ing, unfit, improper, unsuitable ;
indelicate, indecent, indecorous.
Anpcirws, (fr- last) unfitly, impro-
perly ; unseemingly, indecently.
AirptjKTos, Ion. for dnpatcros .
Arpidrnv, (fr. a neg. and itpiapai
to buy) without value, price, or
ransom ; freely, gratis, without
recompense,
Airpi£, and Airpiyoa, (perhaps fr.
avb from, and pit^a the root Or,
fr. a neg. and irplu> to saw)
by the root, inseparably ; firmly,
stiffly, tenaciously, tooth and
nail.
Airpoalpxros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg.
and wpooApitti to prefer) against
the will, unwiWng.
A-poatplrws, (fr. last) unwillingly.
Anpo(3ov\cvros, and A wpao(iov\cv-
ros, -ov, b,fi, (fr. same, and npo-
fiovXtvu) to consider) unadvised,
foolish, indiscreet ; rasfi, head-
strong ; insignificant ; not enact"
ed, or decreed.
ArpoftovXtvrws, and Airpoo@ov\tv-
rws, (fr. last) unadvisedly, fool-
ishly, indiscreetly, rashly.
Airpo0ov\la, -as, h, (fr< «■ nog- ftp*
before, and /3ot>Xr) consideration)
want of thought, inattention, in.
advertence; rashnsss, temerity.
A.rp6dvuo.st-ov, b, (j, (fr. same, and
•npdBvuos ready) dull, slow,heavy,
lazy, un\willing, inactive, reluc-
tant.
AirpoOv(ty>s, (fr. last) slowly, lazily,
unwillingly, inactively.
Anpol6f)s, -ios -ovs, b, >'/, (fr. a neg.
and irpocl6u> to foresee) unpreme-
ditated; unforeseen, unlooked for,
unthought of.
AirpotKos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
itpoil; a fortune) portionless; un*
endowed.
Airpovonata, -as, fj, (fr. same, and
vpovofo) to consider) thoughtless-
ness, inadvertence, heedlessness;
imprudence, rashness.
Airpovdnros, -ov, b, f/} (fr. same)
unadvised, hasty ; thoughtless,
inconsiderate, rash; unforeseen,
unexpected.
Airpovorjrois, (fr. last) hastily, in-
considerately, rashly.
Aifp6oitros, rov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. Ttpb
before, and 6-irrouai to see) un-
foreseen, unthought of, unexpect-
ed ; rash, hasty.
Airpo6irTUis, (fr. last) suddenly, un-
expectedly.
Airpodparos, -ov, b, $, (fr. a neg.
and npoopdu to foresee) unfore-
seen, unexpected.
AIIT
Airpoopdrws, (fr. last) unexpectedly.
AnpoaSfrjs, -tos -ovs, b, fj, (fr. a
neg. and npooctouai to want)
abundant, abounding, affluent;
not wanting, requiring, or de-
serving ; unworthy, undeserving.
Airpoocidvvoos, -ov, fj, b, (fr. a neg.
irpbs to, and Aidwaos Bacchus)
not to the purpose, absurd, un-
meaning, inconsistent.
AirpocodKTjros, -ov, b, tj, (fr. same,
and -rrpoo6oKdu> to expect) un-
foreseen, unexpected.
AirpoofioKfiTws, and A-rrpooftdnnrov,
(fr. last) unexpectedly.
AnodoiKTos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. u neg. irpbs
to, and Itcviofiai to arrive) and
Airpdotros, -ov, b, >), (fr. same, and
irpdoctfii to come at) not to be
approached, inaccessible ; unat-
tainable ; unrivalled.
AirpdtTKowos, and AwpdcKoirros, -ov,
b, h, (fr. same, and irpocK6irru
to strike against) not stumbling,
en falling ; firm, steady, upright ;
not striking, tripping, or throw-
ing ; harmless, innocent ; plain,
free, open, clear ; unforeseen,
unthought of.
Airpooicdirus, (fr. last) without trip,
fall, or error ; safely ; innocent-
ly, uprightly.
AirpdouiKros, -ov, b, f), (fr. a npg.
and -npooiiiyvvui to intermmj.'lt')
that will not mix ; unsociable,
Sfilitary.
Awpoodptiros, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same,
npds at, and bpdu> to look) not to
be looked at, horrid, horrible,
shocking, hideous ; immense,
huge, vast.
Arcpoadpuioros, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same,
irpbs at, and Sppos a harbour)
unsafe for ships ; without port,
or haven.
Airp6a<popos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and <f>ipv to bring) unfit, disad-
vantageous, dangerous.
AirpoooiitoXfjirrws, (fr« same, irp6-
otairov the face, and Xau($dvt0 to
take) without regarding persons,
Of respecting ranks, impartially,
equitably, equally.
Airpoadncos, (fr. a neg. and irp6-
c-wwov a mask) without a mask ;
undisg uisedly , face to face.
Anp6ripavros, *ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and nportpdoou), Dor. for wpoa-
fido-au to touch) untouched, un-
defined, pure, chaste.
Airpo<pdoio~ros, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same,
and irp6<pa<ris a pretence) with-
out pretence, inexcusable; with-
out hesitation, ready, prompt,
willing ; unfeigned, sincere.
Ar:po<pao'to-ru)s, (frr last) readily,
promptly, willingly, sincerely.
Avp6<pdros, -ov, b, >% (fr. a neg. and
■npotpvfii to foretell) unwarned;
sudden, unexpected, unawares.
' Anratoros, -ov, b, >', (fr. same,
and nraiw to stumble) safe from
stumbling, or falling, sure, firm,
steady, upright; blameless, harm-
less, innocent.
"Aitrti, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
ajrru>.
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AIIY
'Avrtpos, -ovf b, f), (fr. a neg. ana
itnpdv a wing) and,
ArripVyos, -ov, b, //, (fr. same, and
■nripvZ a wing) and,
Anripwros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
vripwrbs winged) unfeathirrd,
uithmd feathers, or wings ; that
will not, or cannot fiy MOOT,
permanent, fixed, srttltd. (M,
(fr. a intens. and same) villi
great lOMft, uin^ni, rapid.
"Arrrcrat, 3 sin. pres. ind. pass. —
'AnrcaOov, 2 du. and "AnreoOc,
2 pi. pros, inipr. mid. — "Air-
riatiai, pres. nil", pass, of arru).
A7rrf;» , -^iof, b, f), (fr. a IWg. .'ind
irrnvos winged) callow, unfiedg-
ed, unable to fiy. dat. pi. anrfioi.
'AvrtftJL -fis, h, (fr« &irrofiai to
touch) the tourh, feeling.
' ArrriKiv, -ov, rb, (fr. same) feel-
ing, sensibility.
'Artnicis, -f), -bv, (fr. same) touch-
ing, ajl'trting ; reaching, having
an infivnirr, OTJWtMr H
A-rrofff^j, -ios -ovs, b, f), (fir. a neg.
irro/w to falter, and inos a word)
fearless, bold, or confident in
speech.
'AirrorrrfiS, -(of -ovs, b, h\, (fr. iirru
to touch, and *»roj a *ord) keen,
severe, sarcastic.
Kirr6riros, and k-Kroinros, -ov, b, tj,
(fr. a neg. and irroiut to terrify)
fearless, mtrtpid, undainit'd.
AirrdXtfJos, -ov, b, f), (fr. feme, and
■nrbXiuos for ntXtpos war) un
warlike, peaceable; weak}
timid, cowardly.
'Airrw^ f. 6ti|u>, p. ri<f>a, to touch ;
to connect, jinn, fund; to make,
finish ; t* tight, kindle. "Airropai,
to approocJv, come to, arrive at ;
to catch, reach, clasp, embrace ;
to lay hold on, take, use ; to be-
ftR, taJce in hand, enter upon;
I" seize, lay hold of, invade,
attack ; to bear hard upon, be.
la. act. ind. ty«' par.
a^as. 2 a. acL ri<pov. imp. ind.
pass. fiTrrdunv. per. pass, fiujiai'
par. Iftuivos. 1 a. pass, tiipdnv.
1 f. mid. aipouai. 1 a. mid. ind.
f/\pdui)V sub. uxp&uai.
Airr&s, -lotos, b, f/, (fr. a neg. and
irrwais a fall) secur e, firm, steady ;
stable, durable.
'AirruTos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same) in-
declinable.
Airiptros, -ov, b, 17, (fr. a neg. and
irvperbs a fever) free from fever,
cool.
'Anvpos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
itvp fire) without fire, or heat;
untouched by fire ; unfit for, not
intended for the fire ; undressed,
not cooked, raw ; that stands the
fire.
Anvpmros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
irvpdu) to burn) never brought to
the fire ; nevi, fresh, unused.
'Awvarros, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same, and
TTvvOdvoftai to hear) unheard of,
unknown, obscure; ignorant, un-
acquainted with.
Ain'><,o, and vwvo), f. -vw, p. rjirvKa,
(perhaps c-. avb intens. and Co
APA
Co drop. Or, fr. tiros a word)
to sound, emit a noise, ring ; to
shout, cry out, announce, de-
clare; to address, invoke.
Antpia, -as, f), a woman's name.
A.ir<pi>s, vos, and Att0w, indecl. b,
(perhaps, fr. a-nb from, and^uw
to grow) a father.
Airahvptro, 3 sin. imp. ind. of airo-
Svpouai.
'Airtadev, Poet, for dnoBzv.
Airudetode, 2 pi. pres. ind. mid. of
A~w(?tw -w, f. airuxro), p. diro)Ka.
Airu)diouai -ovuai, f. -jfaouat, and
Ajrwflouat, (fr. airb from, and
udio), to drive) to thrust, push
away, repel, drive off ; to dispel,
scatter, dissipate ; to tear off, or
away ; to reject, refuse ; to di-
vorce. I a. ind. mid. arwaau»7v.
per. pass, dnuxruai.
Airw9w/x«0a, cont. fr. airw0£wu£0a,
] pi. pres. sub. mid. of last.
k.rr^Kiau(voi, par. per. pass, of
■airoiKi^u).
Aitu)\cia, -as, {/, (fr. a7r<5AAv«i to
destroy) destruction, ruin, deso-
lation, waste.
Airu>\caa, -as, -c, or -tv before a
vowel, 1 a. ind. act. — An-wAi*-
unv, 2 a. ind. mid. — ArwAa,
Att. air6\u)\a, per. mid. — A7rw-
AwAeiv, Att. for airwAetv, pper.
mid. of arroWvui.
Airwv, and Ion. atrebiv, -ovaa, -ov,
(par. pres. of aiafii to be ab-
sent) absent, distant, remote.
Affwpuf,-Byoj, b. (fr. airb from, and
opvotrto to dig) a cutting, slip,
shoot, branch.
ATTb>pxi'/<rao, Ion. for a-iroip^uui, 2
sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of avop%io-
uui.
Airuxra, -as, -£, ind. — Airuxras,
-ana, -av, par. 1 a. act. — Airw-
aaunv , -to, -aro,
ind.
Airwca-
usvos, -Vt -ov, par. l a. mid. —
Air&tTouat, -n, -erat, 1 f. ind.
mid. of airwdiu).
'Anuxris, -ios, Att. -£wj, f), and
Anwoubs, -ov, b, (fr. avwdiu to
drive away) a repulse, refusal,
denial, rejection.
A7rtoOT((c^5, -fj, -bv, or-ou, b, %, (fr.
same) repellent, repulsive.
AitoxTTos, -fi, -bv, or -ov, b, tj, (fr.
same) liable to be expelled ; turn-
ed, or driven out ; refused^ re-
jected, disowned.
Airurepos, -raros, same as an6rcpos.
Airwrfpw, -rarw, same as airoripu).
Att&-)(ovto, 3 pi. imp. ind. of arcol-
Xofiat.
'Ap', and 'P«, Poet, for
Apa, therefore, consequently ; then,
then indeed, indeed, in truth;
next, consequently; truly, duly,
accordingly ; perhaps.
'Apa ; whether ? is it so ? why ?
Apa, -as, )), (perhaps fr. aipu to
take, or apw to be suitable) n
prayer, supplication; an oath
a curse, cursing, imprecation
banc, detriment, injury,
Aoa'i'?, Heb. a wilderness.
Aoi'Jcvaat, Dor. for apafiovaai, n.
pi feai. par. pres. act. of
APA
Apaftiu) -w, f. -fiau), p. rjpd0nKa,
(fr. dpapoe a crash) to crash,
clash, clang, dash ; to cause a
a sound by striking or falling ; to
rattle, resound, ring. 1 a. ind.
act. npdfinoa.
Apdfinva, -as, -t, Ion. for vpdfinoa,
see last.
Apafiia, -as, hi Arabia.
Apafiacbs, -n, -bv, and Apaj3<o?, -ov,
b, t], (fr. last) Arabic, Arabian.
'Apdj3os, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. 'Apvs
Mars, and (ton a shout) a ain,
shout, crash, clang ; noise of
things striking, or falling ; the
roar of water; grinding, or
gnashing of teeth.
'Apayt, (fr. dpa then, and yt an
emphatic enclitic) then truly,
therefore indeed; surely, cer-
tainly.
Apay/xa, -tiros, rb, and Apayubs,
-ov, b, (fr. apdaatx) to knock) col-
lision, knocking, dashing, or
striking together ; breaking,
bruising ; rattle, crash, din.
ApaSos, -ov, b, (fr. same) palpi**-
tation, strong pulsation, or beat-
ing of the heart after exercise.
Apat, 1 a. inf. act. — 'Apay, in n.
pi. 'Apavrts, par. 1 a. act. —
Apa'rto, 3 sin. — 'Apare, 2 pi. 1
a. impr. act. of ai'pw.
Apaia, -as, //, (fr. apatbs delicate)
the intestines, belly.
Apdlos, -a, -ov, (fr. apa a curse)
cursing, imprecating. Also,
cursed, accursed, devoted to the
furies, execrable.
Apaibs, -a, -bv, rare, thin, delicate,
fine ; small, slender.
ApaidrtjSi -nros, n, (fr. last) fine-
ness, thinness, delicacy ; loose-
ness, softness, sponginess.
Apaiow -a>, f. -wcw, (fr. last) to
refine, clear; to rarefy, make
thin. Apaidofjcai -ovuat, to clear,
become fine, or thin.
Apaiptyuai, Afatpt)uT)v, Apajp^/u'voy,
by Att. redupl. and Ion. want of
augment for, jipnuai, per. jjp/j-
unv, pper. and j/p^/vo?, par.
per. pass, of a'tpiw. Or by the
same, and Epen. of 77, for fjpfiai,
per. ijpunv, pper. and npuivos.
per. par. pass, of alow.
Apa('w<ny, -ios, Att. -£to?, f}t (fr>
apatbs fine) a loosening, easing ;
looseness, ease; thinness, rare-
faction.
ApaKbs, -ov, b, a kind of pulse.
Apaxrbv, -ov, rb, blacking used by
shoemakers.
Apa jx, Heb. indecl. Aram, a
man's name.
Apdf.uvos, I a. par. mid. of aipa.
Apav, Aran, a Hebrew name.
'Apufa, -as, -£, Ion. for >)pa%a, 1 a.
ind. act. — Apafw, -as, -et, 1 f.
act. of apdooui.
'Apao, 2 sin. Ion. and Dor. ofr/pd-
unv, imp. ind. of ipapar thus
npdfirjv, ripaoo, Ion. rpuo, Dor.
dftao. Or of rtpaadjinv, 1 a. mid.
of same; thus npaad^nv, npdow,
Sync./ pea, Ion. qpao, Dor. dnao.
Apdopai -Huai, f. -daouat, (fr. aoa
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Apr
prayer) to pray in any mariner •,
to supplicate, entreat, beg bless-
ings ; to deprecate, beg qff, pray
deliverance from ; to curse, im-
precate ; to injure, hurt, wrong.
'Apdpa, -af, -c, for rjpa, per. mid.
of dpv thus ?jpa, by redupl. dpn-
pa, Poet, dpapa, thence Apnpw,
*5*i -J}> sub- for »7pw* and Apapwj,
par. for »7pws.
ApdptcKov, -£j, -£, imp. ind. ofapa-
pioKu), Ion. and Poet, for dpu>.
Apapoidro, Ion. for apdpoivro, 3 pi.
of apapoiunv, by Poet, redupl.
for apoiunv, 2 a. opt. mid. of
apw.
'Apapov, by Poet, redupl. for fjpov,
2 a. ind. act. of apw. In like
manner, impr. 'Apap£*opt. Apa-
poijii, Sac.
Apapdrwy, (fr. next) fitly, conve-
niently, agreeably ; firmly, stead
ily, compactly.
Apapus, -via, -bs, (by Poet, redupl.
for npo)s par. per. mid. of apw)
fit, fitting, adapted, convenient,
suitable.
Apas, 1 a. par. act. — 'Apaodai,
inf. of ppdfjLJiv, 1 a. mid. of ai'pw.
ApaVcrto, or -rrw, f. -£w, (fr. a in-
tens. and paVo-w to dash) to cut
off, lap, prune ; to saw, break
with a noise, tear asunder; to
knock, break, dash ; to revile with
noisy abuse. 1 a. ind. act.
fipa^a.
Aparai, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. of
apdouai.
Apa'rto, 3 sin. 1 a. impr. act. of
a/pw.
Apaip&Q, soaked, or malted corn,
malt.
Apa^iSva, -ns, >/, the name of a
plant.
Apayyalos, and Apa^v£ioj, -a, -ov,
(fr. next) like a spider, made by,
or relating to a rpider ; full of
cobwebs, dirty.
Apdxyns, -ov, b, and Apdj(yn, -rj^,
f), (perhaps fr. apatbs slender,
and tyvos a track) a spider; a
spider,s web, cobweb.
Apd%vtov, -ov, re, (fr. last) a cob-
web ; down, gossamer ; a disease
incident to olive trees.
Apa%vov([>ris, -ios -ovs, b, ft, (fr.
same, and v<pdd> to weave) woven
by a spider.
'Apaxp, -0os, b, an Arab.
Ap/?f/Aa, -o)v, rd, Arbela.
Ap0n\cs, -ov, b, a shoemaker's knife,
ApPvXn, -ns, t% a high shoe to keep
out the mud, a half hoot.
Apyairto, f. -avw, (fr. apybs white)
to be, or grow white ; to whiten,
bleach, blanch.
'Apyatos, -ov, b, Argarus, a man's
name.
ApyaXios, -a, -ov, (as if aXyaA/o?,
fr. a\yos pain. Or as if tpya-
A/oj, fr. ipyov work) painful,
toilsome, laborious, hard, diffi-
cult ; grievous, troublesome, op-
pressive, cruel.
i Aoyas, -dvros, Apyas, -a, and 'Af-
1 yns, -ov, b, a kind of serpent.
I Apyel, d. sin. cont. of 'Apyoj.
A%
APT
Apyc', 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
of apy/o>.
Apyavbt, and Apytvvbi, -r),-6v, and
Apycrdf, -ov, b, f), (fr. apybi
white) while, briplit, shining;
suift, vmlint, impttunus. d. pi.
apytvvrjot, for apyevval f.
Apyclof, -a, arid Ion. -n, -ov, (fr.
'Apyot Argos) of Argon, one of
At pi>-.
pi. Ion. Anyiioiot.
ApycupdiThf, -ov, b, (fr. 'Apyoj Ar-
gus, and <p6vrrjs, for <povi)ri)i, a
slayer, th. <j»nw to kill) the killrr
of Argun, Lat. Arpuidu. An
epithet of Mercury.
Apyii, -irui, b, h, cont. by Syst.
for apyhi, -tjros.
/tar>)p, -ripof, Apyto-Ttis, and
'oet. ApyrioTiH, -ov, an
-a i, b, fj, (fr. apybi white) while,
bright, shining ; active, swift,
impetuous.
Apyia) -w, f. -fjew, p. -f70.fi, (fr.
apyoi idle]
ploy id, or '"
luiscr, [niter ; to cease, fj
md. art. toyrjoa.
Apyrjt'S, see ./py/,j.
'Apyr??, -ou, 0, the name of a Cy-
etupt, a. sin. 'Aoynv.
-qroi, Apyrii, -io< -oE$, b, fi,
Apyviii, and Apytv6>ti, -iacu,
•iv, (fr. apAtffwhite) loetifa .
• stamns, sparkling, fax/unx ; dr.
ApynoriiK, si e nnyiariip.
Apylti, BJ fr. "pyej
idle) ' '/",>/ ; Itt.iurt,
rest ; idleness, laziness, s/oi/t, in-
actnity.
'Apy<Aoy, or 'ApyiXAoj, -ou, 6,
(perhaps fr. apyos white) elny,
potter1 1 rim/.
Apyt\6cis, -cvTOf, b, li, flee apyfa.
ApyidSovi, -ovroi, b, fj, (fr. same,
and oSovt a tooth) having vihite
teeth.
'Apyioj, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same) white,
bright; swift.
'Apypa, -aroi, rb, more usually, pi.
Apypara, -u>v, ret, (fr. ap%h. the
beginning) ,/?ra; fruits, first of-
ferings.
Apyuivoi, Ion. for npyfjivoi, par.
per. pass, of apyui.
'Apyoi, -wv, o't, (fr. 'Apyoj, Argos
m Peloponnesus) Argians, or
Argives, natives nf Argos.
Apyo\oyiu> -w, (fr. apybi idle, and
Xf'yw to say) '" v,e superfluous
eorpressions, talk too much ; to
speak, or write from the purpose.
ApynXoyia, -<ij, r), (fr. last) idle
talk, superfluity of language.
'Apyoi, -ov, b, Argus, wh<> was
said to have a hundred eyes.
Also a dog's name, Swift.
Apyoi. -toi -ovi, rb, Argos, a city
of Thessaly.
'Apyoi, -ov, >i, Argos, a city of Pe
ioponnesus, sometimes used for
Peloponnesus, sometimes for all
Greece.
Apyoj, -fj, -bv, while, bright, resplen-
dent ; active, nimble, swift.
Apybi, -ov, 0, $> same as aepybi
Apr
(fr. a ncg. and ipyov work) idle,
inactive, la2y, indolent ; unpro-
fitable, unwroughl, untille'l, ■»<-
cultivated.
ApyvpdfiOt^oi,-ov,b, fj, (fr. dpyvpu*
siIm r, and Ofiil0u
11 bamktr, momy-bndii,
Apyvpclov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) a
bank, mw > '"re.
,, -a, -ov, Apyvptoi -ovi,
-in -!}, -cov -011; and Apyip«*d$,
-1), -bi, (fr. n'pyip,;f silver) of
silver, silvery,' silvtr ; I right,
shitting, risplindi nt. apyvpirn, d.
pi. Ion. for apyvpiati.
Apyvplfiov, -ov, rb, (dim. fr. dpyv-
pov silver) small silvir, small mv-
my, 1 •'.
Apyt'piof, -ov,rb, (fr. same) apiece
of tiller, Mmed silver, m
Apyv'p\i,-tioi,i), (fr. s;mn
cup. Me/.
Apyvp6f\viii, -ov, b, lj, (!r.
and t'ivn un rildy ) stlvtr-v tail-
ing, silver-eildifd, silver-strtum-
ed ; bright, limpid, clear.
Apyvpdn^oi, -ov, b, f/, (fr. dpyvpoi
r, and Tjiof a nr.i!) s,t with
silt 1 r studs, studdtd uith silur.
Apyvonndiroi, -ov, 6, (fr. same, and
work, th. k6ittw to laltour)
a silversmith, workir in silver,
eoinir ufsihtr.
1 yiu -a, (fr. lame, and
Af'yw to rolled) to eolln I
diniinrl a trilivte.
ApyvpAuoifiui, MM is apyvpapoi-
five.
-1 ^oi, -ov, b, and -£a, -m, %,
(fr. dpyvpoj silver, and vila the
ankle ; a fringe) silver-footed,
having fair, hrmdsome feet, or
ankles. Or, wearing fringe, or
tare about the ankles, or on the
lower edge of the clothes. Or, with
silver rings round the ankles.
Apyvpdnovi, -ofti, b, •/, (fr. next,
and irovi a fooH silver-footed.
'Apyvpoi, -ov, b, (fr: apybi white)
silver.
Apyvp&ro^, Apos. for apyvpSro^Cy
v. sin. of 1
Apyvpirofai, -ov, b, (fr. dpyvpo<
silver, and r<5(ov a bow) carrying
a silver bow; an epithet of
Apollo, silver-archer.
Apyvpov, Apyvpovv, Apyvpovi, &c.
see apyvpeoi.
Apyvpo%6oi, -ov, b, (fr. dpyvpof
silver, and ^iw to pour) a silver-
smith, caster of silver.
Apyvp'w -C), f. -uudi, p. -u>kh, (fr.
same) to work, cast, or form in
silver ; to cover vnlh silver ; to
present with money.
Apytipw, d. sin. ofrfpyipoy — Apyv-
pC>, same cont. of apyvp&oi.
Apyvpwfiara, -oyv, rd, (fr. dpyvpoi
silver) vessels, ornaments, or
furniture of silver ; plate.
Apyvpwvnroi, -ov, b, rj, (fr. same,
and -uvioyiai to buy) purchased
with silver ; a slave.
Apyvtytoi, 'Apyvipoi, -ov, and Ap-
yvqbfii, -ioi -otJj, b, t), (fr. apybi
white, and {50oj texture, th. vq>dn>
to weave) of a white, or bright
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APE
Usture, or manufacture ; glotty,
sparkling, bright, glittering.
Apyu, -dif -oii, i), (fr. ' Apyoi, Ar-
|OC, a town 1 the ship
Argo, a constellation of 0 •
Apvwj, (fr. upybi nlle) idly, lazily,
tndobntly , Jrutthssiy, to I
pose ; rarhly, hastily, iiirimsiiler-
alrly.
'Apf'u, (fr. uipu to take away) flth,
ordure ; defilement, pollution
Apt^iAos, -ou, b, >'i, (fr. last) foult
fill. .
Ap<x a\6w -u), f. -wou), (ir. MM) to
btjou I, duly ; to th Jilt , blimish,
(literati ; to polluti, contaminate.
Aphiti, -ui, fj, same as apf'jtbi.
. t. -lion), Ji. -una, Ion. and
I'
ApenQubi. -ov, 6, same as upludi.
Ap(';/», (fr. a/pw to Hike ;iway)
aloft, on high,al)oie ; totally, ut-
terly, entirtly, rontplttrly.
'Aprij, -toi, r), (perhaj)S fr. same)
tin Point, or head of a uuqion ;
tpike, barb.
Apfydj, -ov, 6, (fr. dplw to water)
irrigation watering, giving wa-
ter, or drink ; drink; a watt ring
plnre, 11 til, fountain, pool.
, Dor. for dpSovot, 3 pi.
pres. of
'Apcit), f. -ou; to water, wet, moist-
in ; to pit e water, or drink, par.
|>n s. mid. apettuvof.
Apfdoio-u, Dor. for ApiOovaa, -ai,
f), Arelltusa, a fountain in Sicily.
Aproi, -Si, //, (fr. apd a curse) a
threat, nxnare ; a curse.
Aptipdvtoi, -ov, and Apitvavr)i, -tog
•ovi, b, !), (fr. 'Ap»7j Mars, and
palvouai to rage) terrible infight,
furious in battle, warlike.
Apciotrayirnt, or Aptoirayirrji, -ou,
b, (fr. next) an Areopagite, a
judge of the Areopagus.
Apubitayoi, or Aptloc vdyoi, -ov,
b, the Areopagus, a court of su-
preme criminal jurisdiction at
Athens.
'Apuof, and Aptjios. comp. Apctdrc-
#m; and Apelwv, (fr. 'Apr;? Mars)
of Mars, or Mars1 ; relating to
Mars, or war, warlike, brave,
valiant.
Aptirai, 3 sin. of apovuai, 2 f. mid.
of aipu).
'Apcoi, g.of'Apni.
Api*ai, 1 a. inf. act. — Apioai,
-aoa, -av, g. sin. fern, -ou'vi,
par. 1 a. act. — Aptoaiuav, Dor.
for aptoaiunv, 1 a. opt. mid. —
Apicavro, Ion. for nploavro, 3 pi.
I a. ind. mid. — Apiotia, -a$,
-£, JrZo\. for. apicaijxi, -uti, -at,
1 a. opt. act. — Apioit), -eii, -u,
1 f. ind. act. — Apiow, pi, -v, 1
a. sub. act. ofapfOKU).
ApterQai, 2 a. inf. mid. of alpw.
Apioicua, -ai, h, (fr. apioKU), to
please) a sentence, determination,
degree, resolution ; gracefulness,
elegance, politeness, wit, raillery,
repartee.
AptoK6vru>i, (fr. same) gratefully,
agreeably, pleasingly.
'ApvuKOi, -n,-ov, (fr. same) pleas-
APH
mg, kind, courteous ; charming,
igreeable.
ApitTKW, f. aptow, p. SjpEica, (fr.
dpi* to suit) to ■please, gain the
approbation, or affection ; to ap-
pease, calm, propitiate, concili-
ate; to reconcile, compose differ-
ences, settle amicably; to ac-
quiesce, agree in, be pleased with.
ApiaKOfiai, to please one's self,
indulge in. 1 a. act. ind. fiptaa'
inf. apicai' par. apioas. 1 f. mid.
upiooyiai. 1 a. mid. ripEodfinv'
Ion. aptadjinv par. apcffduevof
Poet, apeoodfitvoi.
ApecadfieOa, Poet, for apt<r6fic6a, 1
pi. 1 f. mid. of last.
Apeord, -wv, rd, (fr. next) a sen-
tence, decree, verdict, judgment.
Apeaxps, -t), -ov, (fr. apiaicta to
please) pleasing, agreeable ; suit-
able, Jit, proper; right, just,
equitable.
ApEords, (fr. last) pleasingly
agreeably ; fitly, properly.
'Aotr, for dpcro, Ion. for fjpcro,
imp. or 2 a. mid. of aipu.
'Aptrai, 3 sin. pres. mid. of dpot.
Aperdv, Dor. for aptrwv, g. pi. of
apertj.
Aperds, -ov, h,Arelas, aman'sname.
Aperfi, -rif, >), (fr. apeoKU) to please,
or rather fr. 'Apns Mars) valour,
prowess, courage, fortitude, reso-
lution ; worth, merit, virtue ; ex-
cellency, perfection ; force, ener-
gy, power, faculty.
Aptri^d), f. -ian>, (fr. same) to
please, appease, conciliate ; to r&
ceive into favour.
'Aptvs, Dor. for 'Apovs, g. cont. of
'Apm-
Apio)v, Ion. for apwv, g. pi. of apd.
'Aprj\ for 'Aprja, a. of 'Apijs.
'Apijai, Ion. for ap>?, 2 sin. of apw-
fiai, 2 a. sub. mid. of alow.
Apyyinzv. Ion. for apfyyuv, pres.
inf. act. — 'Apnyev, Ion. for f/pr]-
ytv, 3 sin. imp. ind. — Apnyot-
aa, Dor. for aprjyovca, fern. par.
pres. act. of
Aprjyu, f. -fw, (fr. 'Aprjs Mars) to
aid, help, succour, assist, relieve,
defend, protect.
Apvy&v, ~6voi, b, fi, (fr. last) a de-
fender, protector, preserver; an
assistant, helper supporter.
Apf/ia, neut. pi. of Apfjios, same as
'Apeios.
AprjWoos, -ov,b,>i, (fr. 'Aprjs Mars,
and Sobs swift) active in war,
warlike, brave, courageous ; Ar-
eUt.hoos, a man's name.
Apr)t<paros, and ApEiipdros, -ov, b, r),
(fr. same, and (pdu to kill) slain
m battle.
Apvfyftos, -ov, b, i', (fr. same, and
<pi\os dear) dear to Mars, or fond
of war ; warlike, brave, coura-
geous.
Aprjuivos, (Ion. for npvuivos, par.
per. pass, of atpiu) to take) cut
off, destroyed, blighted, blasted.
'Apr/v, for 'Apr/a, a. of 'Apns, as if
-ov, b.
April1, apvbs, b, ft, (fr. dps a lamb) a
. lamb.
AP0
Aprjv, Ion. for apdv, a. ?in. of apd
Aprjfrh 1 a- 'n£ act- — Aprjt-ctv, 1
f. inf. act. of ap>'iyo>.
'Apripa, Aprjpeiv, Apr/pus, by Att.
redupl. for tjpa, per. mid. r)ptiv.
pper. mid. and vpu>s, par. per,
mid. of apw. But 'Apppa, with
i subscribed, by same for j/pa,
per. mid. of aipu).
ApTjporios, (fr. ap>7pws for rjpw? , per.
par. mid. of apw to fit) fitly, apt-
ly, conveniently; firmly, com-
pactly.
'Aptis, -eos -ovs, -cms, -nos, -tiros,
-ov, b, Mars, war, battle ; the fury
or rage of battle ; a wound, scar ;
the desire or love of war ; steel.
'Apris, -ov, Ion. -£w, b, most
usually signifies steel, iron.
Apr)s, Ion. for apds, g. sin. of apd.
'Apns, 2 sin. and — 'Ap;?, 3 sin. 1 a.
sub. act. of aipo>.
ApticdfitQa, for apaodfteQa, 1 pi. 1 f.
mid. of apdojiai.
'AprjTai,3 sin. 2 a. sub. mid. of ai'pw.
ApfiTEipa, -as, fi, (fr. next) a priest-
ess.
Aptirfip, -rjpos, b, (fr. apd prayer) a
priest.
ApnTtdSris, -ov, b, a patronymic
name ; the son of Ar etas.
Aprjrds, -r), -bv, for dpprjTOS, (fr. a
neg. and pew to speak, or fr.
apdojiai to curse) inexpressible,
unutterable ; miserable, sad,
wretched ; cursed, execrable, im-
pious.
ApriQaivwv, -ovros, b, (fr. 'Ap»7S
Mars, and <j>atvu> to display)
bringing battle before him, deal-
ing slaughter round him ; fierce,
warlike.
Apdels, -tioa, -Iv, par. of jipBnv, 1
a. pass, of aipu).
'Ap0£v, by Sync, and Ion. for t)p-
dt}<rav,3 pi. 1 a. pass, of apw.
'ApQtiv, -ns, -ri, Ion. for ljpOriv, 1 a
pass. ind. — 'ApOnTt, -firm
impr. — Ap8r)vai, inf. — ApOeh,
par. — Apdi'/oerai, 3 sin. 1 f.
ind. pass, of aipo).
ApQ/xiu) -ui, f. ->)<ru), p. -rjKa, (fr.
apOfxbs friendship) to love, be fond
of, attached to, feel affection for ;
to make up, be reconciled.
ApQfiia, -as, »/, (fr. same) love,
tender attachment, friendship.
pBjjiios, -ov, b, (fr. same) a lover,
friend, companion.
ApOpbs, -ov, b, (fr. dpui to join, and
§v jibs the mind) union, agree-
ment, love, friendship, attach-
ment, concord.
ApOpticbs, and ApOpirlKos, -r), -bv,
(fr. next) arthritic, relating to the
joints, having pains in the joints ;
gouty.
ApOpiTis, yoos, i), (fr. next) pains
in the joints, gout.
'ApOpov, -ov, rb, (perhaps fr. dpu>
to fit) a joint ; a small member
or part ; the privities ; the socket
of the eye; a muscle, sinew; an
article in grammar.
Apdpdo) -u>, f. -wo-w, p. -u>Ka, (fr. last)
to join, joint ; to adapt, fit, regu-
late; to articulate,speak distinctly.
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API
Apdpdoai, 1 a. inf. act. — 'ApQput-
cat, 3 sin. 1 a. opt. att. or I a.
impr, mid. of last.
Ap0w, -fjs, -ft, 1 a. sub. pass, of
aipu), in 3 pi. ApOuxri.
'Apt, a particle prefixed, in com-
position, to words chiefly by the
poets, to increase or heighten
the signification ; much, very%
greatly.
ApiaSvr), -r)s, >'/, Ariadne, the
daughter of Minos.
Apiyvds, -S>tos, and Ap/yvwroj,
•ov, b, fi, (fr. apt intens. and yt-
vuhtku) to know) well known, cele-
brated, famous ; very clear, evi-
dent, distinct.
AptSaKpijos, -ov, and ApiSdicpvs,
-vos, b, fi, (fr. same, and ^a*pu
a tear) very melancholy, mourn-
ful, tearful; weeping much,
much inclined to tears.
ApiSuKtr for aptSeiKere, v. sin. of
ApihiKcros, -ov, b,f), (fr. apt intens.
and SetKcrbs for Seiktos, fr. oeik-
vvfit to show) splendid, brilliant;
renowned, famous, celebrated.
Apiirt^os, -ov, b, r), (fr. same, and
6ti)os clear) very clear, distinct,
evident, quite plain, manifest.
Api£t)\os, and ApifyXuros, -ov, b,
fl, (fr. same, and QtfKos emula-
tion) worthy of imitation, much
to be emulated or copied ; excel-
lent, superior, illustrious ; bright,
clear, distinct.
Ap(£;Aa>?, (fr. last) emulously, stu-
diously, anxiously; clearly, dis-
tinctly, evidently, manifestly.
Api^os, and 'Appt^os, -ov, b, r), (fr.
a neg. and pifa a root) vnthout
root.
AptOfiEvvTat, Dor. for aptOuovvrai,
3 pi. cont. pres. pass. — Ap«0-
HEvvTi, Dor. for aptOnovot, 3 pi.
cont. pres. act. of
ApiQuiot -w, f. -t'/crui, p. vptOfiriKa,
(fr. apiQfxbs number) to number,
reckon, count, tell over ; to class
among, consider, deem, suppose.
1 a. act. ind. tip'tOnnca' inf. apt0-
ixrjoai. per. pass. ripiO/xTiiiai' par.
ripiByariixivos. 1 a. pass, vptdurj-
di)V. 1 f. pass, aptd/xridrjaoixai.
ApidfirjOrjuEvai, Poet, for apiOpn
Grjvai, I a. inf. pass, of last.
ApiBfirina, -dros, to, (fr. apiBfiiu) to
count) a number, sum total,
whole, amount.
ApiOnrjoat, 1 a. inf. act. of same.
Apid/xrio-is, -tos, Att. -cu>s, i), (fr.
apidfifu) to count) an enumera-
tion, reckoning, counting over ;
a muster, survey.
ApSfiriTiKJ), -rjs, fi, viz. ri^vn, (fem.
of next) arithmetic.
ApiQixtiTtKos, -i), -bv, (fr. aptduiu
to count) arithmetical, relating to
numbers, numeral, skilled in ac-
counts or numbers.
ApidfiriTos, -r), -bv, (fr. same) to be
reckoned, that may be numbered ;
few in number.
Aptdjibs, -ov, b, (fr. apOfxbs union)
number; a number, multitude;
a sum, amour*; a muster,
levy.
API
Apifiadata, -as, h, Arithmathcea, a
city of tne Holy land.
Api/taorroi, -Ciiv, ol, Arimaspians,
Lat., Arimaspi, a people of
Scythia, who were said to have
but one ey«.
Aplftot, -wv, oi, name of a place,
d. pi. Apiuolaiv.
"Ap«£, see Ep^rfoj.
ApioL}ap$dvios% -ov, b, hi relating
t<> or named after Ariobeirzanes.
Apiirpintia, -at, hi (fr. aptirpcirrif
fit) propriety, correctness, good
conduct; gracefulness, elegance.
Apmpcnius, and Apnrpirrios, (fr.
next) properly, becomingly;
gracefully.^
Apiirpcirfis, -ios -oT's, b, hi (fr. dpi
intens. and rrpiru to become)
very proper, Jit, right, becoming ;
splendid; conspicuous.
'Apis, or 'Apiv, &nd'Apf>is, or'Ap-
ptv, -ivos, b, h, (fr. a neg. and
j)is or f>iv the nose) wanting the
nose ; simple, unintelligent, dull,
stupid.
Apis, -iios, f), a fib, rn*P> scraper.
Also the name of an unknown
herb called also aplaapov.
Apioauos, Dor. for
Aplarjuos, -ov, b, hi (fr. dpi intens.
and afjua a mark) famous, il-
lustrious ; celebrated in war,
courageous, brave.
ApiaOdpfiaros, -ov, b, (fr. dpiaros
best, and iipua a chariot) that
has the finest chariot; the best
driver.
'Apiara, (fr. dpiaros best) very
well, excellently.
ApiorayopfiS, -ov, b, Aristagoras,
a man's name.
Apiaralos, -ov, b, Aristaus, a
man's name.
Apiorap%iu> -w, f. ->/<rw, (fr. dpta-
ros best, and ap^r) rule) to com-
mand, rule, or govern best; to
take the lead in the state ; to dis-
charge any office with credit.
Apiorapxos, -ov, b, Aristarchus, a
man s name.
Apteral -u>, f. -fiam, p. vplarnKa,
(fr. dptcrov dinner) to dine, eat
a meal at noon. 1 a. act. npiarn-
oa' impr. apiarr/oov, -dru>.
Apiardbns, -ov, b, Aristides, a
man's name.
Aptoreiov, -ov, rb, (fr. dpiaros
best) a reward properly of valour,
meed, recompense; a monu-
ment.
Apiortpa, -as, f), viz. ^ap, (fr. apia-
repbs left) the left hand.
Aptarcpcvu), f. -tvaui, (fr. same) to
be left handed, to use the left
hand.
ApLffrcpbs,-a, -bv, (fr. dpiaros best
The Greeks thought to amend
or at least reconcile awkward
things, by giving them favoura-
ble names, and thence they
thus named the weaker hand
foot, side, &c.) left, the left
hand, foot, eye, side, &c. ac
cording to the substantive un-
derstood ; sinister, unlucky
ominous; inferior, small, insig-
API
n\ficant. — Aptartpd, -wv, rd, the
left side, left parts ; the west ;
misfortunes, ill luck.
Apiartvtatci, imp. ind. Ion. of
Apiorcvianu), for apiorcino.
Apiortvotaa, Dor. for aptarcvovau,
fern. par. pres. act. — Aptarcv-
otiaa, fern. part. 1 a. act. of apta-
Ttvm.
Aptorevs, ' ios, Att. -iu>s, b, (fr.
dpiaros best) a chief, head, lead-
er, general, prince. — Apiaries,
the great, the nobility.
Aptorcvw, f. -tvaat, p. npiartvKu,
(fr. last) to fight bravely, be-
have gallantly, be among the fore-
most ; to excel, surpass.
Apiarijis, Apian'itaai, Ion. for apia-
ries, n. and apiartvai, d. pi. of
apiarcvs-
Apiart'aart, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. —
Apiari'ion, 3 sin. I a. sub. act. of
apiardu).
Aptari^d), f. -loti), (fr. dpiarov din-
ner) to give, or provide dinner ;
to invite, or entertain at dinner.
Apiarivonv, (fr. dpiaros best) each
best, every bravest; the bist, or
stoutest, as picked out ; for merit,
as a reward.
Aptar60ov\os, -ov, b, Anstobulus,
a man's name.
Apiaroytlrwv, -ovos, b, Aristogiton,
a man's name.
Apiaroydvos, -ov, b, h, (fr. dpiaros
best, and ydvos offspring) the
chief, father, or parent of a good
race, or noble progeny ; produc-
ing the best ; noble, high bred.
Apiordinuos, -ov, b, Aristodemus,
a man's name.
'Apioroi, -uv, o\, (pi. of dpiaros
best) the chiefs, leaders, nobles,
those distinguished by conduct,
bravery, or spirit.
AptaroKpdrtia, and Apioroicpdria,
oSih, (fr- dptoroi the nobles, and
icpariu) to govern) an aristocra-
cy, a government by the rich
and great; the great, the no-
bility.
ApiaroKpariut -w, f. ->/<rw, (fr. last)
to rule supreme ; to govern best ;
to form, or compose an aristocra-
cy. — ApiaroKpariouai -ovuai, to
live under, acquiesce in an aris-
tocracy.
ApiaroKpartis, -ios, b, Aristocrates,
a man's name.
ApiaroKpartKOS, -ri,-bv, (fr. apiaro-
Kpdrcia an aristocracy) arislo-
cratical, inclined to the aristo-
cracy.
ApioroKpaTtKios, (fr. lart) aristocra-
tically.
Aptar6fiax°S, -ov, 6,//, (fir. dpiaros
best, and pdyv a fight) foremost
in fight, bravest in battle, excel-
ling in courage, valorous.
'Apiarov, -ov, rb, (fr. aopiaros un-
determined. Or fr. rpi early.
Or fr. dpiaros principal) dinner.
Apierovoos, -ov, b, //, (fr. dpiaros
best, and voos mind) well-mind-
ed, well-intentioned, benevolent,
kind, humane ; brave, valiant.
Aoiaror6vos, -ov, b, //, (fr. same,
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APK
and n6vos labour) laborious, rfili -
gent, assiduous, activt.
'Aotaros, -n, -ov, (fr. 'Apns Man ;
but attributed as a *ii|n rlntivc to
ayadbs good) best, bravist, wor-
thiest ; excellent ; chief, jirinci-
pal, noble.
Apiarori\rjs, -cos -ovf, b, Aristotle,
a man's naiu«-.
ApiarordKtia, -as, hi «scd as the
fern, of
AptarordKOs, -ov, b, h, (fr. dpiaros
best, and tIktu) to breed) thepu-
rent of a fine family, of ei noble
race; best bred, best of children ;
nobly born.
Aptoro<pdv£vs, Dor. for Apiaroepd-
vovs, g. of
AptaroipdvTis, -cos -ovs, and -ov, b,
Aristophanes^ a Greek comic
poet.
Apiar6%up, -cipos, b, f/, (fr. rfpiff-
■^os best, and %tip the hand) very
brave, gallant ; strenuous, active,
ready, handy,
Apiarwrbs, -ov, b, (fr. dpiarov din-
ner) 1 1 inner-time.
Apto<p8\ris, -ios -ovs, b, ^, (fr. dpi
intens. and oipdXXut to trip)
smooth, slippery, steep, precipi-
tous ; deceitful, false, erroneous;
<h,ul)tful, hesitating, dubious ;
simple, credulous.
Apteftpaiiws, (fr. next) very clear-
ly, evielently, plainly.
Api<Ppa6)\s, -ios -ovs, b, 'i} (fr. dpi
intens. and <ppabi)s cautious) dis-
tinguished, remarkable ; distinct f
char, evident; shining, bright.
'Aptyoj, sec dpfnxos-
Apiwv, -ovos, b, Arion, a man's
name.
ApicaSia, -as, and ApKaaln, -ns, h>
Arcadia, the name of a country.
Apicdiios, -ov, b, (fr. last) an Ar-
cadian.
ApKti, impers. (fr. apiciut to suffice)
it suffices, it is enough, it will
do.
ApKtioBt, 2 pi. cont. pres. impr.
mid. — Apicion, 3 sin. 1 a. sub.
act. of apKiu).
ApKi6vrii)s, Ion. for Apicovvrws, (fr.
same) sufficiently, enough.
Apiciaei, 3 sin. 1 f. act. — ApKtcQn-
odpiOa, 1 pi. of ApKeadrjaouai, I f.
pass, of same.
ApntoiXdos, -ov, b, Arcesilaus, a
man's name.
ApKcai\as, -a, b, Dor. for last.
'ApKcais, -ios, Att. -tu>s, hi (fr- aP~
kiu) to suffice) sufficiency, com-
petency ; capability ; benefit, use-
fulness, advantage; help, aid,
assistance, relief
Apxtrbv, viz. tar'i, (neut. of next)
enough, it is enough, same as
apKti.
Apictrbs, ->h -bv, (fr. apiciu> to suf-
fice) sufficient, enough.
ApKcr&s, (fr. last) sufficiently.
ApKevQjvos, -n, -ov, (fr. next) juni-
per, of the juniper.
' ApKivdos, -ov, h, the juniper tree.
Apxiu) -U), f. -iau), p. -rjpKtKa, to
suffice, be sufficient, satisfy, con-
lent ; to avert, repel, turn away%
APM
drive off; to relieve, aid, suc-
cour, give assistance, help suffi-
ciently. ApKio/xai -oh/iai, to be
satisfied, or contented ; to acqui-
esce, agree. 1 a. act. ■fioKtaa,
Ion. doKtaa. per. pass, fipKtcpai,
1 a. pass, vpiciaQnv. 1 f. pass.
aoKtaOtjaonai.
'Actios, -ou, o, fj, Poet, for aput-
rbs, (fir. last) sufficient, capable,
able ; assistant, helping, useful,
beneficial ; averting, repelling ;
lucky, see also apxrtKdy.
ApKrtios, -a, -ov, (fr. dpKTos a
bear) like a bear.
Apxrios, -a, -ov, (fr. dp^iit to be-
gin) it must, or w to be begun.
A(>KT?Kbs, -r), -bv, and 'Ap<ios, -ov,
o, >;, (fr. dp>cros the greater bear,
or the plough) arctic, northern;
respecting the constellation of the
bear.
Apterous, -vos, b, (fr. dpKros a bear,
and ut»s a mouse) some species
of mouse.
'Apicros, -ov, b, and #, a oear ; rfte
constellation of the bear ; the
north.
Apxrovpos, -ov, b, (fr. dptcros the
bear, and ovpd the tail) Arctu-
rus ; a star in the constellation
of the Great Bear.
ApxrofiiXa^, -a/cos, b, (fr. same, and
<f>v\dao-u) to guard) 2/ie guardian
of the north, the constellation of
Bootes, or the ploughman.
ApKT&os, -a, -ov, (fr. same) arctic,
northern.
Apicvg, -vos, >/, a net, toils; a net,
cap, or covering for the hair ; a
fillet, headband, garland.
ApK&s, same as apKer&s-
"Apua, -dros, rb, (fr. dpu> to join)
a chariot, cart, carriage, vehicle.
ApftayeSSuv, Heb. indecl. Arma-
geddon, the mountain of Me-
giddo.
Apfiahd, -as, and Ion. -\ir), -Jjf,
^, (fr. apo> to firm, and ui\n the
limbs) /ood, maintenance, allow-
unce , a pittance, small quantity.
a. sin. Ion. apuaXii'jv.
Apfxdfiat-a, -as, r), (fr. apua a car-
nage, and afxai-a a wagon) a
carriage, vehicle, properly for the
use of women ; a covered car-
riage.
Apudreios, and ' Apfxdrtos, -a, -ov,
(fr. apua a carriage) belonging
to a chariot, relating to carriages,
like, or in the style of a chariot ;
curricle.
ApuarrjXaaia, -as, r), (fr. ap/ia a
carriage, and tiavvw to drive)
charioteering, driving a carriage ;
a chariot race.
ApuarriXdras, -a, b, Dor. for ' Ao-
uarrfkdrns, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
charioteer, driver of a chariot.
'ApfiariKT), and Dor. -ica, -rjs, n,
(fr. same, and v'ikji victory) the
victory in a chariot race.
'Apudrtov, -ov, rd, (dim. of same)
a small chariot cr carriage.
' ' t.puaroo'pouia, -as, r), (fr. same,
and tpdfios a race) a chariot
race.
M
APN APO
'Apfiar6Krvnos, -ov, b, t), (fr. same,
and Tvnro) to strike) chariot rat-
tling.
' Apuaroi:riybs,-ov, b, (fr. same, and
ntjyvvui to frame) a maker of
chariots, coachmaker.
Aputvia, -as, 17, Armenia ; an Ar-
menian woman.
Apuivios, -ov, 0, r), (fr. last) Arme-
nian.
'Aputvov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) a tool,
instrument ; furniture, tackle,
rigging, &c.
'Aputvos, -n, -ov, (Sync, for apbut-
vos, par. pres. pass, of dpu> to fit)
adapted, fit, proper, convenient.
ApudSios, -a, 'ov, (fr. apu6fa to
adapt) fit, proper, suitable,
agreeable ; familiar, intimate.
'ApudSios, -ov, 0, a man's name,
Harmodius.
'Ap(i6£otoa, Dor. for apfidtyvoa,
fem. par. pres. act. of
'Apu6^u, or -rrut, f. -eu), p. r)pu.0Ka,
(fr. apubs a joint) to adjust,
adapt, apply, accommodate; to
tune, harmonize; to fit, suit,
agree; to espouse, betroth, con-
tract.
'AppoH, (fr. same) fitly, convenient-
ly, agreeably, aptly.
Apfiol, (fr. same) lately, just now.
'Apfiovia, -as, and Ion. -in, -ns, fj,
(fr. same) a joining, fitting;
closeness, compactness ; cont
cord, concert, agreement ; a com^
pact, covenant, bargain ; har,-
mony.
'ApuoviSns, -ov, and Ion. -eo), b, a
man's name, Harmonides. irid.
' Apuovitcbs, -r), -bv, (fr. apuovia a
joining ) fitting, answering, agree-,
ing to; suitable, adapted; har-
monical, musical.
'Apu6v1os,-ov,b,i), (fr. same) con
gruous, fitting ; harmonious.
'Apubs, -ov, 6. (fr. dpw to fit) a
joint ; a joining, closure, seam ;
a limb, member ; a hinge, bolt,
latch.
"Apuoorai, Ion. for 't)puocrat, 3 sin.
per. pass, of ap/io£w.
'Aafioorq, -rjs, >it (fem. of next) a
bride.
Apytoarbs, -r), -bv, (fr. apubfa to fit)
convenient, suitable, agreeable.
'Apfxdrroiui, in 3 pi. apudrrouv,
pres. opt. act. of
'Ap/idrrw, same as apuo^u).
ApvaTos, -ov, b, a man's name,
ArncEus.
Apvclids, -itos, r), (fr. dps a lamb) a
sheep's, or lamb's skin.
'Apvas, a. pi. ofapfiv, or dps.
Apvelov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) a place
where lamb, or mutton it sold,
market, shambles.
Apveibs, -0?, 6, (fr. dps a lamb) a
grown lamb, ram, hoggerel.
' Apvcios, -a, -ov, (fr. same) of a
lamb, like a lamb.
Apt uc-dai, pres. inf. mid. cont. tillage ; a corn field.
of ApdVcu), same as apoui. pres. inf.
Apvtvuai -ovixai, f. -t'oo/jiai, p. f)pvn- act. ap6octiv.
ftai, (fr. c neg. and dps a lamb Apdrot, n. pi. of
slain when a treaty is made) io Wp'irris, -ov, and A^ornp, -rjpos, b,
quarrel irreconrilrably ; to deny,] (fr. apdu to plough) a ploughman
(S9)
disown, renounce ; to refuse,
withhold. 1 a. mid. ind. npvnad-
ut)V sub. apvfjo-Wfiai' inf. apvfj-
aacQai' par. apvnady.tvoS'
Apvevrf/p, -rjpos, b, (fr. dps a lamb,
because tney leap head fore-
most as lambs butt) a diver, fish-
er for pearls.
'Apvri, -ns, r), name of a city, also
of Neptune's nurse, Arne.
Apvncrdutvos, -n, -ov, par. — Apv/j-
caodui, inf. 1 a. mid. — Apvfian-
rai, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. mid. — Ap-
vr)aouat, -p, -erai, 1 f. ind. mid.
of apviouat.
'Apv-nois, -10s, Att. -£0>s, t), (fr. ap-
liofiai to deny) a denial, disavow-
al; refusal.
Apvrjrat, 3 sin. cont. pres. sub. of
apviouat.
ApvnriKbs, -a/, -bv, (fr. same) that
denies, or refuses, negative.
ApvnriKGis, (fr. last) negatively.
Apviov, -ov, rb, (dim. of aps a lamb)
a young lamb, lambkin, kid.
Apvbs, g. sin. of aps, also,
'Apvos, -ov, b, same as dps.
ApvovfieOa, 1 and Apvovvrai, 3 pi.
cont. pres. ind. pass. — ApvotJ-
uivosy -ij, -ov, par. pres. pass,
cont. of apveofxai.
'Apvvpai, (perhaps fr. aps a lamb,
an original means of barter)
to take, get, receive, have ; to
procure, acquire, purchase ; to
change, barter; to reach, attain
to, arrive at ; to seek, claim ; to
assert, vindicate, par. pres. pass.
apvvuevos, n. du. apvvfiivu). imp.
npvvunv, -co, -to.
Apviov, g. pi. of dps-
Ap^dpevos, 1 a. m. par. — 'Apfao-
flat, 1 a. inf. mid. of dp%w.
Ap^iiJuai, Dor. for ap^ovfiat, which
JEo\. for 'ApZopai, -n,-crai, 1 f.
ind. mid. of same.
ApZ&jjai, -p, -prai, 2 and 3 pi.
-^visQt, -favrai, 1 a. sub. mid. of
same.
Apovs, -oTs, 2 sin. pres. sub. of
apJu.
Apoiuav, Dor. for
Apoifinv, -010, -oiro, in 1 pi. apolfic-
6a, 2 a. opt. mid. of ai'pw.
Ap6[/uevai, Poet, for Apd^tvat,
which Dor. for Ap6ctv, pres. inf.
act. of ap<5w.
'Apov, -ov, rb, the herb ramp, or
wakerobin.
"Apov, 1 a. impr. act. of aipu>.
'ApovTo, Ion. for /jpovro, 3 pi, 2 a.
ind. mid. of same.
Ap6aai, 1 a. inf. act. — Apdc-w, -rjtt
-n, 1 a. sub. act. of apdio.
Apdffj'/ios, -ov, b, r), (fr. apdu to
plough) arable, fit for tillage;
ploughed, cultivated, tilled. .
Apoots, Apdwcis, and Aporpiucis,
-ios, Att. -t(j)s, r), (fr. same)
ploughing, tillage, cidtivation,
farming ; agriculture, land in
Apn
tiller, husbandman ; a cultivator,
vactitioner, student ; an epithet
of oxen.
Apbroio, Ion. for apbrov, g. sin. of
'Aporos, -ov, b, (fr. ap6u> to plough)
ploughing ; the season/or plough-
ing ; procreation.
Aporos, -i), -bv, (fr. same) plough-
ed ; arable, fit for tillage.
'Aporpa, pi. ofdporpov.
Aporpivs, -ios, Att. -iuts, b, Poet.
for apdrrjs-
Aporpiuats, -ios, Att. -twj, t), see
dpoffis-
Aporpidu) -to, and Aporp<d£u>, f.
-daw, p. nporplaica, (fr. dporpov
a plough) to plough, till, or pre-
pare land; to labour, cultivate
the earth.
Aporpiuv, n. and Aporpiuvra, a.
sin. cont. par. pres. act. of last.
Aporpluaif, -toj, Att. -eu>$, q, same
as dpootf.
Aporpoti&hs, -ios -oC?, b, J), (fr.
next, and tiios figure) like, or re-
sembling a plough.
'Aporpov, -ov, rb, (fr. ap6ta to
plough) a plough.
Aporpd-irovf, -oioi, b, (fr. last, and
noli a foot) the foot, or sock of
the plough, the ploughshare.
Apovv, cont. for ap6ttv, pres. inf.
act. of ap6u).
Apovpa, -as, and Ion. Apovpi, -rjj,
f), (fr. ap6u> to plough) araofc,
Oi vloughed land, afield, farm ;
a square measure of 100 cubits,
about the third of an Irish acre ;
ground, land ; the earth.
Apovpuoi. -a,-ov, (fr. last) arable,
Jit for, or relating to tillage ; ru-
ral, rustic, wild.
Apovptov, -ov, rb, (dim. of same) a
small field, paildock, a little farm.
Apouat, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of atou.
Apdu) -at, f. apdffu), p. t'/poKa, to
plough, till, cultivate ; per. pass.
fipofiai, -oat, -rai.
Apbuois, -io$, Att. -cu>s, >), same as
dpoois.
Apndyonv, (fr. ap-rd^u to seize) in
haste, hastily, eagerly, swiftly,
by snatches; rapaciously, rave-
nously, forcibly.
'Apiraycis, -tiaa, -tv, a. sin. -yivra,
par. 2 a. pass, of same.
Apirayn, -ns, f>, (fr. uprd£a> to rob)
rapine, robbery, pillage, taking
by force ; a hook, drag, grapple,
used for fishing up things fallen
into a well.
'Apiraynooptda, 1 pi. 2 f. ind. m. of
same.
"Apnayua, and" A praA^a, -dros, rb,
(fr. same) spoils, plunder, booty ;
pillage ; rapidity.
' Apirayiibs, -ov, b, (fr. same) rob-
bery, plunder, pillage.
'Apird^ti, 3 sin. ' Apird^ovoiv, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. — ' Apizd&iv,
pres. inf. act. — ' Apizd^ovres, n.
pi. par. pres. act. of
ApTTii^m, f. -aw, and Dor. -fu>,
p. ripnaKa, and rjpxa%a, to rob,
plunder, pillage, spoil ; to snatch,
seize, take forcibly , carry qff ; to
worry, tear, devour. 1 a. act. ty-
APP
raaa. 2 a. act. ind. "ip-irayov' sub.
apirayu. per. pass, fipnacuai,
and ripiraypai. 1 a. pass, t)pifda-
6t)V and fip-nd^Qnv. 2 a. pass.
i/prdynv, and bprrd&nv. per. ind.
mid. Tjpnaya, and i)prta6a.
'ApiraKrrip, -fjpos, and Poet. 'Ap-
rraKTris, -ov, b, (fr. last) a robber,
plunder tr, spoilt^ ravisher.
'ApraKrfKbi, -t), -bv, (fr. same) pit-
l'toui°, plundering; rapacious,
covetous.
' ApirairriKUK, (fr. last) violently;
rapaciously, eagerly.
' ApnaK-rbi, -/), -bv, (fr. aprrd^w to
seize) plundered, robbed ; seized,
wrested, extorted.
'A jttuA/oj, -a, -ov (fr. same) rapid,
U, ravenous ; swift, eager,
furious.
'ApruA/ws, (fr. last) rapidly, vora-
ciously, violently ; by snatches.
'ApiraXlfa. (fr. same) to seize,
grasp, lay hold upon ; to catch
an opportunity.
'Apiraf, -ayos, b, h., (fr. apirdfa to
rob) rapacious, ravening, de-
vouring ; subs, a ravisher, plun-
d, rrr.
'Apnd^aii, JEo\. for
'Apffd{cif, -daa, -av, 1 a. par. of
same.
"Apiras, a. pi. of Spirt].
'Apndaas, 1 a. par. act. of apird£u>
'Aprdw -d, f. -dad), (fr. aprn a
sickle) to plunder, rob, steal.
ApiriCt)s, -ios -ovs, b, ft, (fr. rri6
the ground) on a leu I with the
ground, on the ground fioor,
' Aprttobvn, -ns, t), and ' AptriSuv,
-6vos, b, (fr. aordfa to seize) a
rope, cord ; a lialter, noose, snare,
trap.
'ApniZa, -as, fi, (fr. irifa the sole
of the foot) the bottom, root, or
foot of a mountain ; a fence, or
wall of loose stones.
'Apnn, -ns, fi, (fr. np-d£u> to seize)
a sickle, reaping hook ; a crooked
sword, hanger, scimitar ; a vul-
ure, bird of prey.
'Apirvla, -as, >/, (fr. same) aharpy,
a fabulous winged fiend ; a
storm, whirlwind.
Apj>a0utv,-Civos, b, earnest, handsel ;
a pledge, pawn, token, security.
a. sin. appa&itiva.
Appayhs, -ios -ovs, b, rj, (fr. a neg.
and p>']cou> to break) unbroken,
entire, sound, whole ; firm,
strong, durable, lasting.
'Apha^tv, Ion. for fipha\ev, which
Poet, for rjpal-ev, 1 a. act. of
apao-ffco.
Ap'patyosy -ov, b, >i, (fr. a neg. and
patyri a seam) without seam,
woven throughout, of one piece,
'kpptva, a. sin. — 'Apptves, n. pi.
— Apphbiv, g. pi. of dp'pnv.
Apfrcvticbs, and A pacviicbs , -fj, -bv,
(fr. dp'pnv or dpcr/i-male) mascu-
line, manlike ; robust, strong.
Apptvoybvos, -ov,b, >/, (fr. same, and
yivouai to be) bearing males,
producing a manly offspring.
ApfrevuiS&Sy (fr« same) in a manly
manner, stoutly, bravely.
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Apbcvioirbs, and A/^vwrdj, -oi, b,
»/, (fr. same, and <i<| the face) oj
a iminly rountt nance, of a noble
mien, or air.
Apjienhs, -ios -ovs, and ' Apfreirof,
-ov,b, i), (fr. a Mg. and pinw to
incline) not It,, unit,', inclining, or
binding ; Upright, <nct; straight,
direct ; impartiul, unbiassed ;
insignificant, of no consequence,
weak, J
Ap'pi^iu, -u5, fi, (fr. last) impar-
tiality, indifference ; eiptitable
Apj)l'lKT0lOl, d. pi. of
'ApjtnKros, -ov, b, I), not to be broken,
hee appayi'/s.
'Appnv, or 'Apc-/?v, -tvos, b, a male
of any kind. Adj. masculine,
manlike, manly ; strong, stout,
brave, valiant.
Apfrnviu -d>, f. -ficw, p. -TjKa, (fr.
last) to. play the man; to bully,
rail, scold.
Ap^v^f, -ios -ovs, b, h., (fr. same)
mule, masculine, strong ; harsh,
stern ; severe, rigid, fierce,
rough.
Ap'pnvbu) -d, f. -ujo-o), (fr. same) to
tike a husband, marry. Apfavbo*
l*ai -ovuai, to act the man, be-
have masculine ; to desire the
male. par. per. pass, ^p^vw/i/-
voj.
Apf)t)Toiroiia, -as,f/, (fr. dpfrnros in-
i.\|.res9«ble, and irotfu to do) im-
piety ; wickedness, villany ; in-
famy, obscenity.
Apfinroiroibs, -ov, b, f), (fr. same)
abominable, detestable ; obscene,
infamous ; a villain, profligate.
'Apf>nTos, -ov, b, }), (fr. a neg. and
piu to speak) unutterable, inex-
pressible ; not before spoken,
mentioned, or talked of, unuttcred;
not to be named, or repeated,
abominable, impious ; obscene,
enigmatical, mysterious.
Ap'pfjrus, (fr. last) secretly, obscure-
ly, mysteriously.
'Appt^os, see dpi^oj.
ApptX^a^at> t° crawl, or scramble
up on the hands and feet; to
mount, climb.
'Apptxps, 'Apfyos, 'ApioKos, -ov, b,
and Apptxit -ns, h, u basket, pan-
nier, or other wicker vessel.
'Appvduos, -ov, b, (fr. a neg. and
pvOpus rhythm) inharmonious,
unmusical ; irregular, not me
tliodical, loose, wild ; immode
rate.
ApLvdjjujc, (fr. last) inharmonious-
li/ , irregularly.
'Appviros, -ov, b, »/, (fr. a neg. and
pvr.os filth) clean, neat ; pure,
chaste; upright.
Appvoovrai, for avapvoovrai, 3 pi. I
f. mid. of aiapvu), fr. avd up,
and apvu>, which see.
)'pij>£iu>, ApputSia, Ion. for oppu-
oia, and -i)ia.
AppwoTiu) -u>, f. -y)od>, p -nica, (fr.
a neg. and p&vvvpn to be strong)
to be sick, infirm, labour under
ill health.
Ap^uiarryfa, -dros,Tb, (fr. last) sick'
APT
nets, weakness, infirmity, ill
health.
Apr^orla, -as, h, (fr. same) sick-
ness, disease, infirmity.
'Apbwaros, -ov, b, f), (fr. same) in-
firm, weak, languid, sick; an
invalid.
"Aps, apvbs, b, fi, (perhaps fr. apd
a prayer, a lamb being a fre-
quent sacrifice) a lamb. d. pi.
apvdtti.
Apadficvos, JEiol. for apducvos, l,a.
per. mid. — 'Apcas, -<£ol. for
dpos, 1 a. par. act. of dpo).
'Apotv, neut. sin. — 'Apcrtva, a. sin.
— 'Apceve, n. or a. du. of apo^y,
same as dphnv.
Apo£vtKbs} -fi, -bv, (fr. dponv male)
masculine.
ApozvoKoirns, -ov, b, »/, (fr. same,
and Koirti a bed) a sodomite.
'Apanv, -tvos, b, f), see dp'pnv.
'Apois, -ios, Att. -cwj, >), (fr. a/pu
to raise) exaltation, elevation,
raising, lifting up ; a carrying, or
taking away, deprivation ; a bur-
den, load; tax, tribute.
'ApffiKoj, -ov, b, see dpbixos-
'Apcov, 1 a. impr. act. — 'Apow, 1
f. ind. act, JSacA. of dpu).
AprdSa^os, -ov, b, Artabazus, a
man's name.
Aprdj3avoj, -ov, 6, Arlabanus, a
man's name.
AprdiSn, -ns, »;, a Persian measure
for grain.
'AprdfiiS, -ibos, h* Dor. for 'Apri-
'Aprauos, -ov, b, (fr. dpros bread,
and Tt/ivw to cut) a butcher, cook,
butler.
Aprdvn, -ns, fj, (fr. aprdti) to hang
up) a halter, noose, collar; a
rope, strap, belt, support.
Apra&pfa, -ov, b, Artaxerxes, a
man's name.
Apraut -65, and Ion. Apriui -5, f.
-»7<r(i>, p. -v<a, to hang up, sus-
pend; to attach, or fasten to;
to support by. Aprdouat, and
Ion. Aprhfiai, to hang, be sus-
pended from, or supported by
to depend upon, rely, trust to
to prepare, provide, make ready ;
to conciliate, ingratiate.
Aprtfidi, -a, b, Ariemas, a man's
name.
Aprtfiia, a. sin. and neut. pi. of
ApTtpris, -ios, -ovs b, fy, (perhaps fr
dprios whole, or fr. a neg. and
Tfftvia to divide) whole, entire ;
safe, sound ; even, not odd ; ft,
proper, suitable.
'Aprc^is, -i?oj, and-j<5o?, fi, Diana.
Aprtpiaia, -as, f], the herb mug-
worth or motherworlh; Artemi-
sia, a woman's name.
Aprtfiioiov, -ov, rb, (fr. 'Aprepis
Diana) a festival, temple, stable,
or other thing dedicated to Diana.
Aprepuv, -6vos, b, (fr. aprdu> to
hang up) the mainsail, foresail,
topsail ; a saibjard, yard, or yard-
arm, a. sin. aprtpova.
Aorsfiuv, -6vos, o, a man's name.
Aprziri$ov\os, -ov, b, (fr. dpros
bread, and £Ttj3otXoj awaylayer)
APT
a trencher-friend; one of Ho-
mer's mice.
Apr/w -w, and Apriopat -ovpat, see
aprdut.
'Aprnfia, -dros, rb, (fr. aprdot to
hang up) any thing suspemled,
hung up, or attached to, an ap-
pendage ; a belt ; a pendant, ear-
ring.
Aprtip, -rjpos, b, (fr. same) a sus-
' pender, or support of a burden,
any contrivance to bear a load ;
the shoulders, back; a strap,
thong, rope, belt ; a case, sheath,
scabbard ; a kind of shoe.
Aprnpia, -as,}}, (perhaps fr. afip air,
and rnpiu to keep) an artery ;
the pulse; the windpipe.
AprnptdKos, ->?, -ov, (fr. last) arte-
rial.
AprnpioTofdla, -as, f), (fr* same, and
Tifivu) to cut) a cutting, wound-
ing, or separation of an artery ;
or of the throat.
Aprripiwbris, -cos -ovs, b, f/, (fr.
same, and tibos a likeness) arte-
rial ; resembling, or relating to
an artery.
'Apn, now, at present, already,
lately, just now ; an dpri, or
airdpn, henceforth, henceforward,
from this time ; ems dpri until
now, till this time. In compos, it
implies newness ; or, for dprios,
whole, perfection.
ApndKis, (fr. dprios equal) equal-
ly, evenly, of equal number.
Aprid^o), f. -ao-uj, p. -a*a, (fr.
same) to play at odd and even;
to ft, make even, or equal ; to
prepare, provide, furnish.
Apriaayibs, -ov, b, (fr. same) odd
and even ; playing at it.
Aprj/?Aaor»h, -ios -ovs, and Aprt-
fiXaoros, -ov, b, '/, (fr. dpri late-
ly, and (l\a<TTdv(i) to bud) lately
budding ; but now shooting ;
sprouting, fresh.
ApTi(3pe<pris, -fos -ovs, b, t), (fr. dpri
lately, and (Spityos an infant)
lately born, infant, young.
Apriydpos, -ov, b, ^, (fr. same, and
ydjios marriage) new married.
ApnyivtB\os, -ov, b, »/, (fr. same,
and ytvid\n a birth-day) same as
Apriyevys, -ios -ovs, b, f}, Poet, for
Apriyivvrjros, -ov, b, 17, (fr. same,
and yivopai to be born) new
born, lately, or just born ; very
young.
Apnbdicavs, -vos, b, f), (fr- same,
and ddxpv a tear) lately weep-
ing, mourning just now; in-
clined to weep.
ApruTTtios, -a, -ov, same as
AprtETT/jf, -ios -ovs, b, 17, (fr. dprios
perfect, and iirm to speak) talka-
tive ; articulate, distinct, clear ;
specious, insinuating, artful ;
true, speaking truth, genuine.
Ap7t'£w, f. -iota, (fr. same) to ft,
'frame ; to compose, settle ; to
fnish, complete ; to execute, per-
form.
ApriO'iX^?, -ios -ovs, b, »/, (fr. same,
and SrtAAu) to bloom) fresh
bloomvig, just flourishing.
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APT
AprUoWos, -ov, b, 1), (fr. dpri late-
ly, or dprios perfect, and KoWdw
to glue) sticking firmly, strong ;
well joined, compact ; lately
made, new.
'Aprios, -ov, b, f/, (fr. dpw to suit)
even, equal ; whole, entire ; per-
fect, complete, sound ; apt, fit,
agreeable, proper.
'Aprinos, -ov, b, f/, Poet, for
Apr'nrovs, -oSos, 0, #, (fr. dprios
sound, and novs a foot) surefoot-
ed, sound in the feet, firm, steady f
strong, healthy.
'Aprtcis, -ios, Att. -eo)j, f), (fr. ap-
rlfa to form) finishing, perfec-
tion, culture, care; ornament,
embellishment, decoration.
ApriroKos, -ov, o, 17, (fr. dpri lately,
and tIktv to produce) new born,
very young ; that has lately borne,
just delivered,
Aprirpoiros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
rpiiru to turn, 01 rpityu) to rear)
just reared, or arrived at maturi-
ty, young.
Apri(f)dTos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same, and
0du to kill) lately dead, just kill-
ed.
Apri<ppu>v, -ovos, b, ft, (fr. dprios
perfect, and <ppoviu> to think, th.
tppfiv the mind) sane, sound in
mind.
Aprils, (fr- same) perfectly, whol-
ly, entirely ; soundly, sensibly,
truly.
Aprtuts, (&• dpri lately) just now,
recently, lately ; evenly, fitly.
AproKomdicbs, -ov, b, f), (fr. dpros
bread, and Koniaia to toil) well
baked ; bread well wrought ; a
crust, or piece of bread.
AproKoi:os, -ov, 6, f{, (fr. same, and
Koirro) to knead) a baker.
Aprot-ipfrs, same as Apraf/p^j.
Aproiroids, -ov,b, fi, (fr. dpros bread,
a.ndizoiio) to make) a baker.
'Apros,-ov, b, (perhaps fr. aipia te
raise) bread, a loaf; food.
Apro(pdyos, -ov,b, (fr. dpros bread,
and (pdyu) to eat) loaf-nibbler,
one of Homer's mice.
Aprvdrjoerai, 3 sin. 1 f. pass. — Ap-
rvoert, 2 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of ap~
TVU).
'Aprojxa, -aros, rb, (fr. aprvu) to
pickle) sauce, seasoning ; pickle^
brine.
'Aprvo-is, -ios, Att. -tus, »S (fr.
same) seasoning, relish, sauce.
Aprvo), or Aprvvu, f. aprvoo), p. rja-
rvKa, (fr. dpo> to fit) to fit, suit,
accommodate ; to contrive, feign ;
to provide, furnish, equip; to
season, salt, pickle. 1 a. act. jjp-
rvoa. par. pres. pass. aprvd[ievos.
per. pass. r,prv(iai' par. nprvfii-
vos. 1 a. ind. pass. rtprvOnv. 1 f.
pass, aorvdijoouat.
Apvo-d/ievos, par. 1 a. mid. of apvu.
Apvernp, -rjpos, b, (fr. apvia to
draw) a measure ; a glass-full^
gill ; a bucket and wheel, or such
like machine for a well.
Apvrfio, -rjpos, f), (fr. same) abuck-
et, pump, or other instrument l
draw water.
* APX
ApikiJ, and ApCrw, f. apvcru, p. t)pv-
xa, to draw, raise from below ; to
lift.
Apfat-aS, indecl. Arphaxad, a
man'» name.
Ap^ayy^oj, -ov, b. (fr. ap;^ head,
and dyyfAoj an angel) an arch'
angel, chief angel, prince of
angels.
Apx^yirai, -a, o, Dor. for apxiyi-
rns, -ov, b, and
Apydydf, Dor. for ap^i7ydf, -ou, o,
(fr. same, and fiytofiai to lead)
a /lead, leader, captain, chief,
ruler.
Apxdfltv, Dor. for apx?j0cv, (fr.
same ) from old ; of old, former-
ly, anciently, long ago.
kpxul, -5>v, at, (pi. of same) first-
fruits, first offerings.
Ap^af^w, f. -j<7w, p. -j«ca, (fr. ap-
Xai°S ancient) to imitate the an-
cients ; to adopt old customs ; to
restore to its ancient state.
A.pYaticb{, and Apxaiticbs, -»), -dv,
(fr. same) antiquated, old, old
fashioned.
Apyaixu;, (fr. last) old fashioned-
ly ; anciently.
Kp vani, -wv, oi, ( pi. of ap^aToj an-
cient) </ie ancients; ancestors,
forefathers.
Apya?ov, -ov, rb, (ncut. of same)
a /oan, defer, principal sum ;
usance, usurious profit ; inter-
est, return, income.
Ap^uToj, -a, -ov, and Ion. -n, -ov,
comp. -drtpoj, sup. -6raros, (fr.
a/r^rj the beginning) ancient, old,
offormer times ; old fashioned,
antique, out of d'lte.
Apy/udn;?, -nros, h\, (fr. last) anti-
quity, the men, or times of old ;
ancientness, oldness.
Apxatpcaia, -aj, t), (fr. apxh rule,
and alpiut to elect) an election,
creation of magistrates.
Ap\aipcoid£n), f. -dati), fr. last) to
assemble for, or /io/d an election ;
to elect, vote, choose ; to canvass,
solicit votes, or interest.
Apyaiff/idf, -ou, 6, (fr. ap^aTor an-
cient) imitation of the ancients '
affectation of antiquated style ;
an archaism, or ancient phrase,
or mode of expression.
Ap\aius, (fr. same) anciently, for-
merly, of old.
'Ap^a/zoy, -ov, b, (fr. apxh govern-
ment) a prince, chief, ruler.
Apxifirjiios, -ov, 6, a man's name.
Apxt&Vcn?) -ov, o, (fr. ap^rj rule,
and <5iki7 justice) a just ruler,
equitable magistrate, impartial
judge.
ApY/£wo(j, -£ok, )/, the ivhite vine.
'Ap^£(,3 sin. pres. ind. — 'Aoy/iv,
pres. inf. act. — 'Apy^o-fla^p'es.
inf. pass. — 'Apy/rui, 3 sin. pres.
ind. pass, of dpx&.
Apx^ov, -ov, to, (neut. of next)
the palace, court, or residence of
the prince, or magistrates ; a
council chamber, courts of justice,
public hall.
Apvno;, -a, -ov, same as aoxalic.
APX
ginning, and xaxds evil) *Ae
cause, origin, author of evil, or
misfortune.
Apy/'Adoj, -ou, 6, (fr. same, and
Xuif the people) a ruler of the
people, prince, chief. Also, Ar-
chelaus,'a. man's name.
Ap%firo\i;, -tot, Att. -cu>?, 6, »/, (fr.
dpx& to govern, and tt<$A« j a city)
ruling in the city, pre-eminent in
the state, having influence, or
power in public affairs. Subs, a
sovereign, ruler, prince.
'ApxtoO' for dp-^toQat, pres. inf.
pass. — 'Ap^tro, Ion. for ,/p^tro,
3 sin. imp. ind. pass. — 'Ap^cv,
Dor. fora'p^ov, pres. impr. pass,
of dpx^.
Apxirvvos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. ap*'/ the
beginning, and rv-zoi a stamp)
original, elemental, primitive.
Subs, an original, pattern, arche-
type.
Apx^vo), same as dpx&.
Apx^t •%» ^» « beginning, com-
mencement, origin ; an extremity,
or outermost point, end ; a first,
or original state ; a principle,
element, cause, head ; authority,
rule, dominion, power, com-
mand, empire, supremacy ; of-
fice, magistracy ; a magistrate,
PI. first-fruits, first offerings,
ot apx^i or airapxijixfron1 the be-
ginning, from eternity, apxnv, or
r^v apx>)v, for Kara rtjv <ipy^v,
in the beginning, at first, former-
ly ; absolutely, verily.
Apxpynrtvu), and Apxiynrim -w,
(fr. next) to*hold the supreme au-
thority, rule, govern, command,
direct.
Apxiyirns, and Dor. Ap^ayiraf,
-ov, b, (fr. apx^l ruie, and fiyio-
fiat to lead) a leader ; a prince,
ruler ; an author, beginner, first
cause.
Apxnytris, -l8oc, ft, (fr. same)
same as last in the fern, gender ;
a woman ruler ; a patroness.
Apxiy&s, -ov, b, (fr. same) a lead-
er, chief, prince, ruler.
ApxrjQev, Ion. for e£ apxnti from
the beginning, anciently ; former-
ly, long ago.
Apxhv, and rr,v apx^iv, for Karct rr)v
apxnv, in the beginning, origi-
nally, at first ; principally, chief-
ly ; totally, entirely ; verily, ab-
solutely.
ApxOivra, a. sin. par. 1 a. pass,
of dpx<>*.
ApX'drpos, -ov, o, (fr. apxbs chief,
and tarpbs a physician) a chief
surgeon ; an eminent physician.
ApX^ypo-uyLaTEVi, -fo$, 6, (fr. same,
and ypafiftarcvi a scribe) a chief
scribe, or principal clerk, the
head, or ruler of the scribes, chief
secretary.
Apxloafioq, -ov, 6, Archidamus, a
man's name.
Apxi5t(riio(Pv\a^, -Sxog, b, (fr. apvbs
chief, Scoua fetters, and a)v\a( a
guard) a chief, or principal jailer.
Ao^to£<r//(ir^j, -ov, b, (fr. same)
same as last.
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APX
Ap^irparctu), f. -cuout, (fr. «p£i»-
ptvi a high priest) to 6e, or del at
high priest.
ApxicpartKbi, -r), -ov, (fr. same) re-
to the high, or rhiff priest,
or to his office, pontifical.
ApX'«P'«, mpu, -pt'is,-pcvot, -ptufv,
-piu>i, casos of
Apxtcptii, -ios, and Att. -/.»$, o,
(fr. apxbs chief, and \cpti>s a
priest) uhighpriett. chu J priest;
a chief head, or fat hir M
cer dotal families among Uu
a pontiff^ bishop ; a sacred ma-
gistrate, officer regulating holy
cen monies.
Apxitpuovvn, -ns, i), (fr. last) the
high priesthood.
Apxttraipos, -ov, 6, (fr. ap^oj chief,
and tralpos a friend) a dear
friend, intimate companion, chief
firouritc.
ApxitvvoT'xof, -ov, 6, (fr. same, and
cvvovxof a cunucli) a principal
eunuch, the chief of the eu-
nuchs.
ApX'xbi, -f), -dv, (fr. apxh 'he be-
ginning) primary, original ;
chief, principal, head; ruling,
royal, imperial ; fit for command,
able to dirt rt.
ApYiKv(itpvfiTtis, -ov, 6, (fr. apxoi
chief, and Kvpcpv>'/TT)i a pilot)
chief pilot, master, commander.
Apx^oxos, -ov, 6, Archilochus, a
nun's name.
ApX'udytipoi, -ov, b, (fr. apybg
chief, and fidyapoc a cook) a
chief cook, or butcher ; a butler ;
a captain of the guard.
Ap;^co<v<5yoo$, -ov, b, (fr. same,
e?vo$ wine, and ^/u> to pour) a
chief cupbearer ; a head butler.
Apxiiraparfjs, -ov, o, (fr. same, and
netpariis a pirate) a chief, or cap-
tain of pirates.
Apx^olftnv, -cvoi, b, (fr. same, and
irotfifiv a shepherd) a chief, or
head shepherd.
'Ap;£i7T7rof, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
jTTTroj a horse) a master of horse,
chief groom, equerry. Also a
man's name.
Ap^iirp£o/?ur,?j, -ov, 6, (fr. same,
and irpto($vTfis an ambassador)
a chief ambassador, the head of
an embassy.
Apxtearoiroibs, -ov, b, (fr. same,
fftros bread, and iroiioi to make)
a chief, or master baker.
Ap^«orpari7ydj, -ov, b, (fr. same,
and crparnybi a general) a head
general, commander in chief.
Apytomvaywyos, -ov, b, (fr. same,
and ovvayu>yr) a synagogue) a
ruler, governor, or warden of a
synagogue.
Ao^(r£<rov£vo), f. -£u<tw, andAp^i-
T£KT0V((d -tD, f -rjOO), (fr. apX^tK-
rwr an architect) to model,
scheme, design, draw a plan ; to
invent, devise ; to build.
Ao^irficrovi'a, -aj, ,/, (fr. same)
building; architecture.
ApxiTiKTDi ucri, -jjj, t), (fern, of
next) a;-rhttcciure.
ApxiT(-KTaVLK°Si ~'b -°v, (fr- next)
APO
architectural, relating to building,
skilful in architecture.
ApX<Tf,CTWV' -ovof, b, (fr. apx°>
chief, and rixTtov a workman) a
master builder, architect, engi-
neer ; an inventor, contriver ; an
intriguer, plotter.
ApxiT&&vr}S, -ov, o, (fr. same, and
reXtovvs a revenue officer) a chief
collector, or head farmer of the
revenue, principal tax-gatherer.
JL.p-%irpiKKivos,-ov, 6, (fr. same, and
toikX'iviov a dining-room) aruler,
president, or steward of a feast.
Apx«#0Xoj, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
<f>vM a tribe) the chief of a tribe,
or ward; a headsman, head-
borough.
'ApxpwoSi Sync, for apxouevos, par.
pres. pass. — or Ion. for vpy-
uivos, par. per. pass, of dp%u.
'Apx°rlCLli see aPXw*
Apx°$i "°"i &> (fr* QpX*1 chief) a
prince, ruler, chief, governor; i
- leader, conductor, guide. Adj
chief, arch, head.
'Ap^ovcrc, d. pi. of dpxwv.
^PX"' f-. -£*» P- *?P*:a> (fr: same)
to begin, commence, originate ;
to rule, govern, command, sway.
'Apx°uai, to make a beginning,
undertake, take in hand, attempt ;
to be ruled, governed, subject to,
obey, submit. 1 a. act. ind.
rjpi-a' par. dpfaj. pres. pass. par.
apxouevos, imp. pass, vpxounv,
-ov, cro. per. ind. pass. Tjpyuaf
par. rjpyfiivos. 1 f. mid. dp^ouai. 1
a. mid. ind. rjp^dunv' sub. apfw-
fiai • inf. dp^acBai' par. ap^duevos.
4 py^^ada, Poet, for ap^w/ufla, 1
'pi. pres. sub. mid. of last.
"Ap^wv, -ouca, -ov, d. pi. -Xov
par. pres. act. of same.
'Ap^wv, -ovros, b, (fr. same) a
prince, ruler, governor, chief
magistrate, archon.
Apu, f. apw, and iEol. dpcto, p,
jjpxa, io ./ft, attap* ; to settle, de-
termine, decide ; to furnish,
provide, accoutre ; to cover, hide ;
to shield, protect ; to bind, fasten,
fix, build; to refresh, recreate;
to plot, contnve ; to agree, ac-
quiesce, accord ; to suit, match,
agree with, answer to. 1 a. act.
ind. fjpa, and^Eol. T/paa, and dp-
<ra, par. dpo-aj. per. mid. fjpa, by
redupl. dorjpa, and Poet, dpapa.
Ap<S, 1 f. ind. act. — 'Apu, 1 a.
sub. act. of aipia.
Aptoyh, -ris, f), (fr. apfiyw to help)
assistance, relief; remedy, cure.
Apwyd$,-ov, o, fj, (fr. same) a help-
er, defender, guardian, protector ;
a champion, assertor, avenger:
a patron.
'Aptofia, -dros. to, (fr. dpi intens.
and 6%<j> to smell) a perfume,
odour, scent, in pi. aromatics,
sweet spices. Also, (fr. ap6u> to
plough) ploughed, or tilled land ;
grain ; flour.
A-poifiartKbg, -n, -bv, and Apu>/iarw-
6ns, -cos, -ovs, and Att. -ttos o, h,
(fr. last) aromatic, odoriferous,
fragrant..
A2B
Aptouaro<f>6pos, -ov, b, hi (fr. same,
and <pipo) to bring) bringing per-
fume, incense-breathing, sweet
smelling.
kpjivia, -as, hi the medlar tree.
"Afws, -toos, b, Dor. for >jpo>$.
NA?, until that, till then.
"A j, a. fem. pi. of 8$.
Ao-d, indecL Asa, a man's name.
'A<ra, Dor. for fjca, 1 a. act. of
q6w, or aieSto.
"Aaai, 1 a. inf. act. of dSu. But
"Aaai is fr. qSto, or ad6ui.
AadXevros, -ov, b, b, (fr. a neg. and
eaXevto to agitate) still, calm,
unagitated, unshaken ; not to be
shaken, immoveable, firm, steady.
AadXitiyKros, or AcdXniKros, -ov,
b, ff, (fr. a neg. and adXiuyj- a
trumpet) unsounded, not pro-
claimed ; silent, still, not disturb-
ed by the trumpet.
Acducvos, par. 1 a. mid. of dw, or
ardui.
Aodfitvdos, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. dais
dirt, and uivvQto to lessen) a
basin, or washing vessel, tub,
bath.
Acqv, pres. inf. act. cont. of
aodu).
AodvSdXos, -ov, b, h, (fr. a neg. and
oavhdXiov a slipper) without
shoes, unshod, barefoot.
Aoairfis, -ios -ovs, b, h, (fr. a neg.
and orjirto to rot) not putrid,
sound, whole, healthy ; not liable
to decay, lasting, imperishable.
Acapnia, -as, h, (fr. a neg. and
o-dpf flesh) leanness, lankness,
thinness; want, or decay of
flesh.
'AcapKos, -ov, b, >'/, (fr. same) lean,
meager, thin.
'Aoapov, -ov, rb, foalfoot, or wild
spikenard.
"Acas, Ion. for fjo-as, 2 sin. 1 a. act.
' of d<5a>.
Ao~d<ptta, -as, 'j, (fr. a neg. and
aa<j>fis clear) indistinctness, ob-
scurity, confusion, want of per-
spicuity, uncertainty.
Ao-a<piis, -ios -ovs, b, fj, (fr. same)
indistinct, obscure ; perplexed,
involved ; uncertain, dubious.
Aadu) -to, f. -rjffto, (fr. dun loath-
ing) to disgust, offend, cause, or
produce aversion, acdouai, to be,
or feel disgusted, loathe, distaste ;
to abhor, dislike, reject ; to fret,
grieve.
' Ao-0toros, -ov, b, f;, and in fem.
aofiioTn, (fr. a neg. and arpivvvui
to extinguish) unquenchable, in-
extinguishable.
A<r/?oXiw -t5, f. -jjcrw, same as ac-
poXod).
Aff/3c5Xij, -ns, hi and 'Ao*/3o>o?, -ov,
6, (perhaps fr. dais dirt, and
/?dAAw to cast) soot, smut, ashes;
a spot, speck, stain, taint.
Ac(io\6eis, -ttraa, -tv, (fr. last)
Poet, for a<r(3o\to6ns-
Aa@o\6to -tD, f. -iLoto, (fr. same) to
smut, mark with soot, or other
black dirt ; to dirty, stain, taint.
Aotfo'Xtoc'ns, -tos -ovs, 6, i/, (fr.
same) sooty, smutty, dirty.
A2H
Ao~c'pov'(5a\, indecl. Asdrubal,
man's name.
Acipcia, -as, >;, (fr. ao~t(if)S imp
ous) impiety, profanation, un-
godliness ; wickedness, sin.
Aotfiito -Hi, f. -rjcto, p. naifinKa, (fr«
same) to act impiously, be un-
godly, sin. 1 a. inf. act. aae^rj-
cai.
Aut0Ti, a. sin. and neut. pi. cont.
of aotfifis.
Aoi(3nua, -dros, rb, (fr. next) im-
piety, profanation, wickedness ;
a sin, crime ; an expiation, atone-
ment.
Aot&hs, -eos -ovs, o, fi, (fr. a neg.
and oifito to respect) impious,
ungodly ; wicked, sinful, pro-
fane.
AffeiptoTos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. a neg. and
ocipd a chain) not fastened to,
unattached, unharnessed, ungo-
vernable, wild.
AaiXyaivto, f. -dvu>, (fr. ace\yh.S
wanton) same as actXyito.
AotXyeia, -as, >), (fr. same) wan-
tonness, lasciviousness, lewdness;
immodesty ; impudence, inso-
lence; insult.
Ace\yito -to, f. -rjato, (fr. same) to
wanton, play lasciviously, act ob-
scenely, behave indecerUly. It is
construed actively in the passive
like a deponent.
AaeXyitos, (fr. same) wantonly,
lewdly ; insolently.
AaeXyris, -ios -ovs, b, {h (fr. a neg.
or in-tens. and YiXyn a place,
according to some, of remarka-
bly good manners ; according to
others, of notorious infamy) pe-
tulant, impudent, insolent ; wan-
ton, debauched, leivd, lascivious ;
impure, shameless.
AotXytos, same as aotXyitos.
AciXnvos, -ov, b, f), (fr> a neg- an<I
ceXfjvn the moon) dark, without
light ; dim, gloomy, shady.
'Aciuvos, -ov, 6, f), (fr. a neg. and
o-cfivbs honourable) dishonoura-
ble ; dishonest ; irreverend ; base,
mean, undignified.
'Ageittos, -ov, b, h, (fr. same, and
ciftto to revere) same as aoefir/s-
Aoerfis, -ios -ovs, b, h, (Gen. xviii.
25. ) impious, ungodly, wicked.
'Aezvuat, Dor. for do-opai, 1 f. mid.
of aoto.
'Aon, -ns, hi (fr- dlto to satiate)
nausea, loathing ; disgust, dis-
like, aversion ; trouble, uneasi-
ness, anxiety.
A 0-77, 2 sin. 1 f. mid. — Aobtis, par.
1 a. pass, of qSto.
Acnideinv, opt. — AanQto, sub. of
no'jdnv, 1 a. pass, of atrdto.
Ao-ijfiavros, -ov, b, h, (fr» a neg. ano
enpaivto to mark) not markea
or branded, unmarked; unob*
served, unattended, unguarded,
unprotected, neglected.
'Ao-njxov, -ov,rb, (neut. of next) un-
stamped, uncoined, or unwrought
silver ; plate.
' Aonuos, -ov, h, fi\ (&• o. neg. and
crjua a mark) without any mark
or note of distinction j
A2I
rigni/lcanl ; humble, lowly, mo-
dest ; obscure, inconsiderable ;
indistinct, confused.
A.or)fiu>s, (fr. last) obscurely, mean-
ly-
'AorjKTOf, -ov, b, f/, (fr. a neg. and
or/iru) to rot) sound , whole, heal-
thy ; lasting, durable, incorrupti-
ble.
Kfffip, Heb. indecl. Aser, a man's
name.
k<rt)au), -jji, -Tj, 1 a. Bub. act. of
aodio.
AaBivtia, and AoBtvla, -as. f/, (fr. a
neg. and oBtvos strength) weak-
ness, infirmity, bad health ; want,
poverty ; cowardice, pusillani-
mity.
AoBcvis, neut. sin. — Aadtvr),-vc7s,
-vovs, -vwv, cases of aoBnt'is.
AoBcvfio -w, f. -rjow, p. ncBivnxa,
(fr. a neg. and oBhos strength)
to be sick, weak, or injirm ; to lan-
guish, pine, decay ; to lw im-
poverished, reduced, or destitute ;
to be in doubt, waver, par. pres.
act. aoBtviutv -dv, -iovoa -ovoa,
i i -ovv. imp. ind. act. noBivtov
-ov v. 1 a. act. ncBivnoa' par.
aoBivi'/oas, -aoa, -av.
AaBivrjua, -aroi, rb, (fr. same)
ii'akness, infirmity of body or
mind ; pnjudice ; sickness, dis-
ease, pi. aoOcvfjftara.
AoBcvfc, -io<; -ovs, b,f), comp. aoBi-
litrrcpos, sup. -Turoi, (fr. same)
infir, bU, intjiotrnt ;
Slrh, ill: ,,oor, i/r.\ti!ut< , i;«7j-
gent ; simple, ignorant, silly.
AffdcvlK6s,-ri,-bv, (fr. aarBcvns sick)
weak, sickly, delicate ; poor, in-
digent.
AoBcvov/itv, 1 pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. — AoBtvovvra, -raj, -ru>v,
-vovoav, -vovoi, cont. cases par.
pres. act. of same.
AoBtvios, (fr. aotieviis sick) weakly,
feebly ; poorly.
'AcBn, Ion. for fioBn, 1 a. ind. pass,
of du), to hurt.
"AoBua, -tiros, to, (fr. dio to
breathe) shortness of breath, dif-
ficulty of breathing ; panting,
palpitation; asthma.
AcBualvovra, a. sin. or neut. pi.
par. pres. of
AoB\iaiviu,f. -Svio, p. ^oBuayKa,B.nd
AcBfjd(o}, (fr. tioBfta panting)
to breatliewith difficulty ; to gasp,
pern, palpnate.
Aoflu.trtKos, -r), -bi>, (fr. same)
breathing with difficulty, asthma-
tic ; panting, gasping.
Ada, -as, !,, Asia, the name of a
country.
Aaiavos, • i\, -ov, (fr. last) relating
to Asia, Asiatic.
Aoidp^rjs, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
apx$i rule) a prince, ruler, or
governor of Asia ; an Asiarch,
religious officer, presiding over
the public games in the Asiatic
provinces.
Adas, -aSos, >;, Asia.
Acitd, u:decl. the stork.
Aollnpos, -ov, b, i/, (fr. a neg. and
ctbnpos iron) without iron, with-
A IK
out a rword or weapon, unarm
erf.
Aoln, -rjs, hi I°n» f°r nala, fern, of
aolos-
'Aotfios, -ov, b, silver.
Aolvn, -ns, h, the name of an herb
and of a city.
Achns, -ios -oTs, b, hi (fr. a neg.
and oivta to hurt) unhurt, free
from harm, safe, sound ; harm-
less, innocent.
Aalos,'-a, -ov, (fr. dots dirt) muddy,
miry ; boggy, marshy.
AolpaKos, -ov, b, a kind of locust.
'Acis, -tos, Att. -tws, and 'Aon,
-Vii hi (perhaps fr. d£w to dry)
mud, slime, mire ; filth, dirt,
xueej>ings.
Aoiriu) -&, f. -fjou), (fr. a neg. and
air os food) to fast.
Aoirl, (fr. same) fasting.
Aotrla, and Aotrtfa, -as, >'), (fr.
same) fasting, abstinence from,
or neglect ofjood; hunger, want
of food.
Aoirlfa, f. -low, (fr. same) to fast.
'Aetros, -ov,b, h, (fr. same) unfed,
fasting, hungry, stoning.
Aoxd\S(ios, and AoKaXafiwrns, ~ov,
b, on eft, neut, lizard.
AoKu\d(pos, -ov, 6, a kind of bird;
;>ls<>, a man's name.
' AckSXosi -ov, b, hi (fr. a neg. and
CAaXAw to dig) undug, unfilled,
uncultivated; neglected, v:aste,
I'urrin.
AoK,:\u)nas, -ov, b, a wooflcock.
AoKrhrrjs, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. a
neg. and ckv\ r) a curtain) a
couch or pallet ; a small, or poor
bed; a footstool.
AoKapfiifiVKTt, (fr. same, and oieap-
{lauvoout to wink) without wink
ing, steadily, steadfastly.
koKaaisi -tlost hi a kind of worm.
AdKtbrjs, Aff^c0r){, and AoKnBhs,
-ios -ovs, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
oxiBw to hinder) unhurt, safe,
sound ; unimpeded, unhindered,
free.
AoKc^iios, (fr. next) harshly, hard-
ly, severely, heavily ; incessantly,
continually.
AcrKc\fis, -tos "ovs, b, f), (fr. a in
tens, and <r/cA>u> to parch, or a
priv. and okiXos a leg) soft, ten-
der, not yet firm, immature ;
wanting legs, imperfect, defect-
ive ; immoveable, fired ; con-
slant, continual, incessant _, hard-
ened, dried up, very hard, Mlous.
' Avkittos, -ov, b, rj, (fr. a neg. and
oKiirTouat to survey) unseen;
hasty, rash, inconsiderate.
kaKtKTws, (fr. same) hastily, in-
considerately, rashly.
Aciccvtis,-fos -ovs, &nd'AaKcvos,-ov,
b, f), (fr. same, and okcvos furni-
ture) unprovided, unprepared.
Aok(u) -w, f. -fjo-u), p. fiaKnKa, (fr.
aaicbs the body) to practise, ex-
ercise ; to toil, work, labour ; to
teach, instruct ; to provide, fur-
nish, adorn. 1 a. ind. act. rjoK-n-
oa' par. aoKrjoas.
'AoKnots, -los, Att. -cios, hi (""•
last) practice, exercise, employ-
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Asn
ment ; study, pursuit, diligence ;
custom, habit; regimen, diet,
training.
AoKnrios, -a, -ov, (fr. same) to be
practised, tried, &c.
AoKnrijpiov, -ov, rd, (fr. same) a
school, hall, or ptmtie place for
study or tmnm j a monastery,
connnt.
AoKnrriSy -ov, b, (fr. same) a tench-
er, muster; unas<(ti<\ limnit.
Ao-KTjrds, -rj, -d», (fi. saint) »x<r-
ciscd, practiced ; usual, custom-
ary ; elaborate, complete, perfect ;
ascetic, austere.
'Aokios, -a,-ov, (fr. a intens. and
oKla a shade) shady, dusky,
dark, gloomy. Or, (fr. a neg.)
uit/iovt shade, exposed, open,
glaring, desolate.
AoNtAdriij, Dor. for
AffKr\f)irios, -ov, b, jEsculapius, l)t*>
god of medicine.
AoKXnmdciis, -ov, b, the son oj
jE&culapius.
'Aokotos, -ov, b, h, same as doKtv-
ros.
Aff«cd7rwj,same as aosivrus-
hacks, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. a re-
dund. and cy/io to contain) a
leaihtrn bottle, skin sewed up tt
hold lupior ; the human body liv-
ing, or a corpse.
AoKovfttv, 1 pi. pres. cont. ind. of
UOKllO.
' Aoxpa, -as, and Ion. ' Acxpn, -vs%
h, name of a town.
A oku), 1 sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
of aoKiui.
"Aofia, -aros, rb, (fr. qhw to sing)
a song, poem, verse.
Aofidriov, -ov, rb, (dim. of last) a
ballad, ditty.
Aeua%, or Atr^du, indecl. a man'i
name, or an eastern title of an
officer immediately attending
the king.
'Aouivos, -n, -ov, (fr. ^tr/i/voj par.
per. pass, of 7/<5w to delight) glad,
willing, pleased, delighted, comp.
-/arcpof, sup. -ioraroS'
Ao-ftivios, (fr. last) gladly, joyfully.
AoLibs,-ov, b, same as Saua.
Aoofla, -as, hi (""• a neg' an(^ <™"
$ia wisdom) folly, indiscretion,
silliness; ignorance, inexperience.
'Ao-oQos, -ov, b, r/, (fr. same, and
odipos wise) foolish, silly, indis-
creet ; ignorant, simple, un-
taught.
Ao6<pws, (fr. last) foolishly, indis-
creetly ; ignorantly.
Acird£o/jiat, f. -daouai,p. fjo-naouai,
(fr. a intens. and or.dw to
draw) to embrace ; to treat kind-
ly, entertain, welcome ; to greet,
salute ; to send wishes, compli-
ments, or respects, imp. ind. no-
iratyuiiv. 1 a. mid. ind. nciraod
ftnv imp. dcriraoai' sub. ao-rrdou)-
fjiai' inf. aoirdoaoBai' par. aaita-
cdutvos.
Aa-naipia, f. -dpCi, and A<r»ra(f>«£w,
(fr. a intens. and o-ratpu) to gasp)
to sob, sigh ; to tremble, throb,
beat, palpitate ; to gasp, be in
agony of death.
Ann
A.<nrd\aQos, -ov, b, the white thorn,
or rose of Jerusalem.
A«rrd/\af, -aicos, 6, (perhaps fr.
ffffuu) to draw) a mole.
Ao-waAiriij, -ios, Att. -£w$, 6, (fr.
next, or fr. oirdw to draw, and
«Aj the sea) a fisherman,
'Aaira\os -ov, 6, a ./&A.
Aeirdpayos, or Att. Ac$dpayos*-ov,
b, asparagus; brocoli, cabbage ,
and such esculent vegetables.
' Aairapros, -ov, 6, j£, (fr. a neg. and
oxtt'pw to sow) no* «otwi, un-
soum ; uncultivated,
AoirdpTus, (fr. last) without tow
ing.
'Aettaaai, 2 sin. and -ca<rflf, 2 pi
impr. — Ao-trdaraadai, inf. —
Aoiraodfievos, -n, -ov, par. 1 a.
mid. of aeirdZofiai.
Au-dcrnodt, 2 pi. 1 a. sub. mid. of
same.
A<rira<rto?, -a, -ov, and -ou, 6, ^, (fr.
a<rird£ouai to embrace) pleasing,
. acceptable, agreeable, delightful;
welcome.
Ao-iraciws, (fr- same) willingly,
readily, agreeably.
konaafibi, -ov, 6, (fr. same) anem-
brace, caress; salutation, greet-
ing ; welcome ; wishes, compli-
ments, respects.
Aotraorbs, -fi, -oi^same as ao-irdoto j.
Aos-ac-rwf, same as ao-rraoiiiis.
'Aontpfxos, -ov, 6, fj, (fr. a neg. and
cTrioua seed) without seed, or
offspring ; barren, unfruitful.
Ab-rrtoxif, (fr. a intens. and ar.ip-
\ui to hasten) diligently, care-
fully, faithfully ; earnestly, vehe-
mently ; incessantly, persevering-
ly, continually.
'Ao-~cros,-ov,b,fi, (fr. a neg. and
eairu) for ii: w to overtake) unat-
tainable ; great, huge, immense ;
boundless.
AarrYSijs, -ios -ovs, b, fj, (fr. aoitis a
shield) round, like a shield.
AcizicioKT], -77j, >'/, (dim. of same)
a small shield ; an escutcheon or
ornament like a shield ; the bezel,
or mounting of a ring, &c.
AcTtici&ras, -a, 6, Dor. for
Acr:ifiiu>TT)s, -ov, 6, (fr. ao-rris a
shield) carrying a shield, a tar-
getcer ; a warrior, soldier.
Ao-TTihobovzos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and Soviros a sound) sounding
like a shield when struck ; ring-
ing, clanging.
Aovi&ouc'ris, -tog -ovs, b, ft, (fr.
same, and ciSos shape) shield-
shaped, like a shield ; carrying a
shield, or buckler.
Ao-r«5o<pdpoj, -ov, b, rj, (fr. same, and
d>ipu> to carry) using a buckler,
carrying a shield ; an esquire,
shield- bearer.
AbttiSuv, g. pi. of aonis.
Ae-iC,u, f. -taw, p. -iKa, (fr. same)
to shield, guard, defend ; to use,
or manage the shield.
'AarFAos, -ou, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
o-rTAoj a speck) spotless, untaint-
ed; immaculate, pure.
Anrh, -tSos, fj, a shield, buckler,
target; an asp, a kind of small
AST
serpent. Ett' aomoa, to the shield,
or left side, ol aoniSts, the shields-
men.
AairHTTduv, -3£ol. for aomordv, g.
pi. of
Ao-fficr/K, -ov, b, (fr. last) a soldier
equipped with a buckler, tar-
geteer ; a warrior.
' ' Aattkayxyos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg.
and an\dyxvov the bowels) heart-
less, spiritless ; timid, cowardly ,
merciless, pitiless, cruel, inhu-
man.
'AottAjjvov, -ov, t6, (neut. of next)
an herb, and medicine good for
diseases of the spleen.
'Ao~rc\f)vos, -ov, b, f], (fr. a neg. and
o-ttAjjv the spleen) wanting the
spleen ; well-tempered, good-na-
natured, kind.
Ao-novoeX (fr. doirovoos irreconcile-
able} implacably, irreconcileably.
Acirov6iiM),-Q, (fr. same) to hate;
to have no intercourse ; to decline
connexion ; to break an alliance,
or treaty.
'ActtovSos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
oitovcri a libation, th. oirivow to
pour) implacable, irreconcila-
ble ; faithless, perfidious, treache-
rous.
Aciropos, -ov, o, fj, (fr. same, and
ciropos sowing) notsovm, unsown,
uncultivated ; without seed ; not
having offspring.
Acrirovoacrros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and o-TTovSdfa to hasten) not worth
pursuit, unworthy ; forbidden ;
neglected, disregarded, slighted.
AoitovSci, (fr. same, and o-jtovo"/)
care) carelessly, negligently, in-
differently ; without trouble, or
pains.
"Acaa, Att. "Arra, (fr. a. which,
what, and aa in the Megarean
dialect equivalent to riva some,
what) for dntp, and anva, neut.
pi. of Sairep, and hrrtSi which
see.
Aaadpiov, -ov, to, (fr. Lat. assari-
us, same as as, a pound) half an
as, a Roman coin equal to about
three farthings ; a penny.
Acaov, (fr. doawv, irreg. comp. of
cyyvs near) nearer ; next, nigh,
near, close.
Aaoos, -ov, ti, the name of a city.
Aca6rtpos, comp. Aoodraroj, sup.
(fr. dcaov near) nearer ; next.
Acooripu), Aaaordria, (fr. last)
nearer, next.
Atravpia, -as, i^, -Assyria, the name
of a country ; it was also called
Babylonia, and Chaldcea.
Aoavripov, JEoL for acadrcpov, see
acaortpos.
'Aaawv, to daaov, (an irreg. comp.
of tyyvs near) nearer.
AoraKOi, -ov, b, a lobster, crab.
Aordviris, -ov, b, Persian, a mes-
senger, despatch ; an express,
post. %
Aordprrj, -rjg, ft, Astarte, or Ashta-
roth ; an idol of the Philistines,
supposed to represent Venus or
the moon.
Acrrariu) -w, f. ->5ow, p. ijordrnjca.
(95)
AST
(fr. next) to be unsettled, with-
out a fixed residence ; to wander ;
to waver, vary, be fickle, or in-
constant ; to totter, stagger.
'Ao-raroj, -ov, o, t), (fr. a neg. and
ctutos firm, th. 1<rrt)(ii to set)
unsteady, tottering; inconstant,
fickle ; unsettled, wandering ;
careless, negligent, indifferent.
Aordrwi, (fr. last) loosely, unstea-
dily.
'Ao-TaQis, -icos, ^, fr. aredund. and
crafts which see.
'Ao-rdxvs, -vos, 6, (fr. a redund.
and crdxys an ear of corn) a
head* or ear of corn ; the beard
of grain ; the straw ; the whole
stalk.
'Aoreyos, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
criyoi to cover) houseless, with-
out house, or home, a stranger ;
an exile, wanderer; not fit to
be received, or housed, insuffer-
able, bad, vile; babbling, open-
mouthed, not secret.
AoTtios, -a, -ov, (fr. dcrv the city)
an inhabitant of a city, citizen,
townsman ; well-bred, polite ; ci-
vil, courteous, kind; agreeable,
pleasing ; handsome, comely,
beautiful ; comical, droll.
'Aortnrros, -ov, b, r), (fr. a neg. and
ortlfiio to tread upon) untrod-
den.
Aorrfws, (fr. aartios polite) polite-
ly, gracefully ; courteously, civil-
fyi agreeably, pleasantly, cheer-
fully.^
AortfjKpfis, and Acte///?*)?, -ios -ovs%
b. fj, (fr. a neg. and oT([xfiw to
shake) fixed, firm, immoveable,
steady ; brave, resolute.
Aaripa, -pas, -pcs,-pos, -pwv, cases
of aorfjp.
Acrcpytis, -ios -ovs, 6, fj, (fr. a neg.
and cripyoi to love) unamiable,
disagreeable, odious, hateful.
Aortpirj, -tjs, fj, a woman's name.
AareplcKos, and Aortptoixos, -ov, bt
(dim. of aorfip a star) a little
star ; a mai A. in printing ; a
constellation ; the name of a
plant.
Aarcpdtis, -ecroa, -tv, (fr. same)
starry, studded, or set with stars ;
star like ; bright, resplendent.
Aorepocvd', a. sin. mas. for acre
p6cvra, before an aspirate.
Acmpo-j), -rjs, fj, Poet, for acrpairfj.
AoTtpontjrris, -ov, b, (fr. last) an
cpjthet of Jupiter, the lightner,
the prince of lightning ; an au
gury or diviner of lightning.
Aartj, -fjs, h) fem. of aoros.
Aorrip, -epos, b, (fr. aiQu) to Haze)
a star ; a planet ; a bright hea-
venly body ; a meteor ; a comet.
Ao-TfipiKTos,-ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
orripifa to fix) unsettled, unsta-
ble, unsteady, fickle, wavering.
Acrffiis, -ios -oCj, 6, fj, (fr. same,
and oreipw to tramp) untrod-
den ; new, fresh ; desert, lonely,
solitary.
Aotikos, and Aarvicbs, -»), -ov, (fr
darv the town) native in, a
belonging to a town ; polite, well
AST
bred, facetious, witty ; sensible
shrewd, prudent, clever ; a towns
man, citizen.
ActITkwj, (fr. last) politely, shrewd-
ly, cleverly, ingeniously.
koroifft, d. |>l. of aor6s.
'karovot, 'ov, b, h., (fr. a intcns. and
artvui to groan) groaning, sigh-
in". Or, (fr. a ncg. and same)
without groans.
'karopyuf, -ov, b, fi, (fr. a ncg. and
aropyij affection) void of natural
affection, unfeeling, unnatural.
korbs, -ov, b, and fcni. karri, -»jj,
t'i, (fr. darv the city) a citizen,
native of a city, particularly of
Athens ; a helpmate, comrade,
friend.
ko~ro%iu) -w, f. -fao), p. rjcrd^ijxa,
(fr. a neg. and aroydtyuai to
aim) to miss, fly wide, not to hit ;
to err, deviate ; to fail, mistake,
miscarry. 1 a. ind. act. narb-
Avro^i'iaavrci, n. pi. mas. par. 1 a.
act. of last.
'Aaro^oj, -ov, b, i), (fr. a neg. and
aro^d^ouai to aim) that fails,
errs, or mistakes.
'karpa, n. a. v. pi. of darpav.
ko~rpd(Jn, -rjf, f) a saddle, pair of
panniers, pillion ; an ass, beast
of burden.
korpaflnt, -foe -oPj, b, »/, (fr. a neg.
and orpf<pu> to turn) straight,
even, regular, not crooked, or
distorted.
karpaydXctoc^ and karpaydXtos,
-ov, b, }}, Mr. aarpdyaXoi a joint)
like, or relating to dice, diced, or
chequered; concerning the an-
kles, down to the ankles.
korpaya\ifa, f. -/<ru), p. -ixa, (fr.
next ) to play at dice.
karpdydXoi, -ov, b, a joint of the
back, any joint ; the ankle ; a
knuckle, finger, claw ; a cube,
die. Also, neat, fair, well made.
korpayaXwrbs, -f>, -ov, (fr. last)
knotted, plaited with knobs, or
lumps.
ko-rpaloi,-ov, b,Astro7us, a man'j
name.
korpanr), ->)j, »/, (fr. next) light-
ning l a flvsh, glare ; bright-
ness, lustre.
kcrrpdiTTO), f. -\fntt p. >/<rrpa<£a,
(perhaps fr. darpov a star, and
idrrTU) to fling) to lighten ; to
flash, shine, gleam. 2 a. act. r\a-
rpanov. per. mid. rjorpaira.
karparcla, -aj, {), (fr. a neg. and
arparda war) exemption from
service, leave of absence ; deser-
tion, forsaking, or quitting the
duties of war.
korpdrevTog, -ov, b, %, (fr. a neg.
and o-rparevu) to serve in war)
exempt, or free from war-service ;
unused to war.
'Aorpnrro?, -ov, h, fj, (fr. a intens.
and orptyu) to turn) turning,
changing, altering cither mind
or position. Or, (fr. a neg.)
immoveable, fixed; determined,
inflexible ; indelible ; not looking
back.
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karpoBlrnua, -aros,rb, (Ir. iarpov
a star, and riOnut to dispose) a
constellation,
kvrpoXoyia, -a$, >/, (fr. darpov a
star, and \6yot a discourse) as-
trology, divination by the stars.
karpoXoyticbs, -t), -ov, (fr. same) as-
trological.
karpo\6yoi, -ov. b, (fr. same) an-
ciently one who studied the mo-
tions of the celestial bodies, an
astronomer ; but latterly one
who attempted to conjecture fu-
turity from their supposed in-
fluences ; an astrologer.
kvrpouavTtia, -a$, and kcrrpouavTi-
*h, -nf, h, we. T'xvr}f (fr* samei
and uavTn a prophet) divination
by the stars ; skilled in such di-
vination ; astrology.
'korpov, -ov, rb, (fr. aarfip a star)
a constellation, celestial sign ; a
star, heavenly body, t)%t sun or
moon.
karpovoula, -at, »/, (fr. same, and
v6uoi a law) astronomy.
karpovouiicbs, -oD, b, h., and -fi, -bv,
(fr. same) astronomical, relat-
ing to the celestial bodies ; skilled
in the knowledge of them ; an
astronomer.
karpovbfiii, -ov, b, (fr. same) en
astronomer.
'karv, -toi, Att. -cute, also -Soj, rb,
(perhaps fr. a intens. and ardot
for "o-ttjui to stand) a city, par-
ticularly Athens ; a town ; the
polite part of a city ; the refine-
ment, and shrewdne* tf a city,
politeness, urbanity.
ko~Tvava%, -aKToc, b, Attyanax, the
son of Hector
kerv(iou)TT)i, -ov, b, (fr. darv the
city, and (3odi> to cry) an epithet
of a crier, who proclaims through
the town, town crier.
koTvyuTovtKbs, -fi, -bv, and karv-
yclrutv, -ovoi, b, (j, (fr. same, and
ydruv a neighbour) adjoining,
or about the city, in the suburbs ;
neighbouring, bordering, close,
near.
karvbpopiu) -5>, (fr. same, and rpi-
yu» to run) to run through the
city ; to plunder, pillage.
kcrvKbi, -n, -bv, (fr. same) living
in a city ; a citizen, townsman ;
refined, polite, courteous ; shrewd,
knowing, cunning.
kcrvvduof, -ov, b, >}, (fr. same, and
viudi to regulate) refined, polite,
courteous ; relating to a city, or
to its affairs ; inferior magis-
trates for the police of a city.
karvvoos , -ov, b, Astynoiis, a man's
name.
korv<peXoi, -rj, -ov, and -ov, b, f>, (fr.
a neg. and orv<pcXbs harsh) soft,
tender, delicate ; smooth, even,
level.
kaoyypacpoi, -n, -ov, (fr. same, and
cvyypu<pr) a deed) without deed,
or security ; an epithet of mo-
ney, which require no farther
voucher.
kcvvKptros -ov, b, //, (fr. same, and
o-vyKpiKiji to compare) incompara-
\96)
Alt
ble, excellent, matchless ; unlike,
di/f'irent; unsocial, solitary, u-
tired, secluded. Also a WsWM M
IKIIIK'.
kou\u, (fr. same, and <rv\n plun-
der) safety, in security.
kov'krjTos, -ov, b, //, (fr. same, and
av\duj to rob) inviolate, unin-
jured, soft, secure ; firm, sound,
strong ; inviolable, not to be pro-
faned.
ko~v\la, -at, fi, (fr. same, and <ruX»;
Spoil) the rii^ht of sanctuary at
altars, or in templet ;
protection ; immunity, privilege ;
sarictity, inviolability.
kov\'S6yiarot, -ov, b, i), (fr. same,
and dvWoyi^ouat to reason) irre-
gular in argument, reasoning
falsely ; inconclusive, irreli vant ;
unreasonable, stupid, silly, igno-
rant.
kevWoylarutc, (fr. last) inconclu-
sively ; ignorantly.
'kav\ov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next) a
holy, or privileged place, sanc-
tuan/y asylum, refuge.
'kov\os, -ov. b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
av>.n spoil) inviolable, sacred,
safe ; unspoiled, not plundered.
kovu(Jo\of, -ov, b,f), (fr. same, and
vvufioXov a share) free, exempt,
sco/free ; who subscribes nothing ;
not subscribed to, private; use-
less, worthless, insignificant.
ko~vu(iov\oi, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same,
and ffvu(lov\fi counsel) unad-
vised, rash, foolish, indiscreet ;
not concurring, disagreeing.
kavuutrpla, -ac, fj, (fr. same, and
avuucrpla proportion) dispropor-
tion, want of symmetry ; wn-
suitableness ; a chord in geome-
try.
kervfiutrpot, -ov, b, b\, (fr. same,
and avuutrpoc proportionable)
disproportioned, irregular; un-
suitable, unfit, improper, exces-
sive, intemperate ; incommensu-
rate.
ko-v(iiraOhs,-ios -ovs, b,f), (fr. same
and ovuTraBiia to sympathize)
pitiless, unfeeling, cruel ; harsh,
severe, rigid.
kovurrSdCii, (fr. last) unfeelingly ;
cruelly, harshly.
kav/ifpopos, -ov, b,'i, (fr. a neg. and
cvu<pipo) to conduce) inexpedient,
iricorivenient ; useless, unpro-
ductive, unprofitable ; hurtful,
injurious.
kavu<pu)via, -as, >), (fr. same, and
o-vuQuivia harmony) discord, op-
position, contrariety ; variance,
difference.
ko-vfi(f>wvoc, -ov, i, h], (fr. same, and
GvuQojviu) to harmonize) discord-
ant, jarring ; disagreeing in
sound, or speech ; dfferent, con-
trary.
kavvbtrov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
a syndeton, a grammatical
figure.
kcvvSeros, -ov,b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
cvvSiu to connect) unbound, un-
tied, loose ; parted, separate, un-
connected, without order.
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Aevvcaia, -as, and Aavveais, -tos,
Att. -tus, ij, (fr.same, and avvin-
ui to understand) folly, foolish-
ness, silliness ; stupidity ; igno-
rance.
Aavveriu -w, f. -r)au>, (fr. same)
to dote, be silly, want sense.
Aavveros, -ov, 6, fj, (fr. same) fool-
ish, silly ; simple, ignorant ; stu-
pid, dull.
Aavvrjdr/s, -eo$ -ovs, b, >;, (fr, a neg,
and avvqCns familiar) unaccus-
tomed, unacquainted ; unusual^
strange ; irksome, troublesome.
AavvnOia, -as, /;, (fr. last) disuse.
strangeness.
AavxQiaia, -as, //, (fr. aavvderos
treacherous) breach of faith,
treachery, perfidy.
AcrwdtTtw -u>, f. -))au), p. rjavvQirn-
kci, (fr. next) to disagree, reject,
disapprove; to transgress, in-
fringe, break through ; to break
faith, violate a promise.
-A.avvQt.Tos, -ov, 6, %, (fr. a neg. and
trvvridnfit to arrange) uncom-
pounded, simple, unmixed ; false,
faithless ; treacherous, perfidious.
AcvvraKTos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
avvrdaaoi to array) irregular,
confused, disorderly; not en-
rolled, or taxed, exempt, free.
AavvrtXeatos, -ov, i, f/, (fr. same,
and avvTtXiu) to finish) unfinish-
ed, incomplete, imperfect; unat-
tainable, out of reach.
AavvriXns, -ios-ovs,b,r), (fr. a neg.
' avv with, and ri\os the end) im-
perfect, defective.
Aavpfji,-tos -ovs,b,r), (fr. a intens.
and avpio to trail) wicked, rash,
intemperate.
Acvararos, and Att. A^vararos,-ov,
b, r), (fr. a neg. and ovviarnui to
consist) incoherent, unconnected ;
inconsistent, absurd, impossible,
that cannot be ; incomparable,
matchless.
Aav<pn\os, -ov, b, I), (fr. dru to hurt,
and (ff/^os a cheat. Or, fr. a
neg. and aotyos wise) vile, worth-
less ; mean, foolish, silly, stu-
pid.
"Acv%a, Dor. for tjav^a, same as
>IOV)(r\, Or {jGV^bt>S.
'A<TV%ia, 'AcvVt^os, 'Actios, Dor.
for fjovxia, &c.
Aa<pd\a(, -Skos, 6, same as atnrd-
Aa£.
Aa<f>d\tia, -as, r), (fr. aa<pa\r)s safe)
security, safety ; firmness, steadi-
ness ; certainty, truth.
AaipdXis, neut. sin. — Aa<pa\tls, n.
or a. pi. mas. cont. — Ac<paXrj,
neut. pi. cont. of same.
Ac<pa\iws, (fr. next) see aatpaXds-
Ac<pa\r)s, -ios-ovs,b, ft, comp. -ea-
rtpos, sup. -icrciTos, (fr. a neg.
and o-0dAAw to slip) firm, steady,
permanent ; safe, secure ; sure,
A2Q
ATA
certain, unerring.
Aff0aA<'£w, f. -iVw, p. no<pd\iKa, (fr.i'Affwro?, -ov, b, >', (fr. a neg. and
impr. aatpdXtaat, -dodu), 2 pi.
-aade.
Aoipa^Tirris, -ov, and Aa^aXrir'ts,
-ios, and -idos, b, r), (tr. next)
producing bitumen, bituminous.
'AacpaXros, -ov, b, bitumen.
AfffflaArdw -w, f. -wcu, (fr. last) to
daub, or smear with bitumen.
Ao-^aAwj, (fr. aa0aA^5 safe) safely,
securely ; certainly, assuredly,
firmly,
AoQapayiu) -5, (fr. next) to rattle,
ring, clang ; to mutter, viurmur ;
to guggle, make a sound in the
throat.
Aa<pdpdyos, -ov, 6, (fr. a redund.
and a<pdpayos the throat) the
throat, gullet; a guggling, or
rattling noise in the throat ; as-
paragus.
Ao66lt\os, -ov, b, the plant aspho-
del, or daffodil; a place set with it.
Aa<poSe\d>5r>s, -eos -ovs, b, r), (fr.
last) like, or full of the asphodel,
or daffodil.
AoyaXda, Poet, for ao^aA^f, 3 sin.
pres. ind. of
Atr^aAdw -w, f. -ij(rw,p. -nica, same
as
Ao-^dAAw, (perhaps fr. dxos grief,
aXis plenty, and /^w to have) to
grieve, fret, repine ; to be angry.
pres. impr. dc^aAAc.
Aaxtros, -ov, b, /;, (fr. a neg. and
«r^/w for f^w to restrain) intole-
rable, severe, violent ; incontrol-
lable, not to be restrained.
Aoxnuoviu -w, f. ->70-w? p. vaxvuo-
vnKa, (fr. aax,'irtwv mdecent) to
misbehave, act indecently, be-
have unbecomingly. 1 a. act.
ind. rioxvuovrjca' inf. aaxnuovr)-
aai.
Aaxnu6v(DS, (fr. same) indecently,
unbecomingly.
Aaxvuoavvn, -ns, r), (fr. next) in-
decency, obscenity ; nakedness,
shame ; the privities.
Aaxn^v, -ovos, b,fi, (fr. qneg. and
oxrjfia figure) indecent, obscene ;
unbecoming, uncomely.
AcryoAfw -u, f. -ijffo), p. T)c^6\t}tca,
(tr. same, and <r^oA^ leisure) to
exercise, use, practise, employ.
Ao-;£oAfo/iat, to employ one^s self,
or be employed, be engaged, or
busy.
Aa^oAtd, -as, h, (fr- same) busi-
ness, occupation, engagement,
employment.
'Aff^oAoj, -ov, b, %, (fr. same) busy,
employed, occupied.
'A<7w, Dor. for daw, 1 f. of d<5w.
'Aaw, contr. for aadov, pres. impr.
mid. of aadco.
Aawfiaros, -ov, b, t), (fr. a neg. and
awfjia body) incorporeal, imma-
terial, unbodied.
Aawria, -as, 'h (»"• next) luxury,
intemperance; debauchery, dis-
sipation.
last) to fortify, fence, secure ;
to strengthen, confirm, establish.
per. pass. riod>d\iauai. 1 a. pass.
tia<pa\ia8r]v' inf. ac<t>a\
cu)£u> to preserve) lost, abandon-
ed, reprobate ; ruinous, deadly,
destructive ; profligate, riotous,
debauched.
vat. 1 a. mid. inc. va<pa\iad[tnvJAau)TU)s, (fr. last) riotously, pro-
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fligately, intcmperately ;
verably, utterly.
'Araiai, Ion. for drais, d. pi. of drrj.
AraKriu) -d, f. -t'jau), p. nrdxTtiKa,
(fr. next) to misbehave, act ir»
regularly, or disorderly, disobey.
pres. inf. act. araKrieiv -t7v par.
aruKTibiv -u>v, -iovaa -ovaa, -tow
-ovv. 1 a. ind. act. nrdKrnaa.
'Atoktos, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
rdaaoi to order) irregular, disor-
derly, riotous, unruly ; viciouSf
lewd.
Atoktus, (fr. last) irregularly, di*.
orderly, riotously.
AraAajVwpoj, -ov, b, »;, (fr. a neg.
and Ta\aiizo)pos wretched) eusyt
at ease, quiet, undisturbed ; in-
dolent, lazy. Or, (fr. a intens.)
troublesome, inconvenient.
Ara\dvTn, -ns, t), Atalanta, a wo-
man's name.
AjaXavros, -ov,b, f), (fr. a coll. and
rdXavrov a scale) of the same
weight, equal, even ; a match ;
like, similar.
Ar<i\d<Ppu)v, -ovos, b, r), (fr. craAof
teqder, and <j>pr)v the mind)
young, childish, puerile; delicate^
tender.,
ArdAAw, or ArrdAAw, f. -dAw, (fr.
next) to grow, advance in age
or stature, thrive, improve ; to
rear, nurse, fatten, take care of,
cherish ; to sport, play, gambol ;
to exult, rejoice.
AraXos, -r), -ov, (perhaps from a
neg. and raAdw to endure) ten-
der, delicate ; soft; young.
Arabia, -as, r), (fr. same, aod rda-
aw to order) disorder, confusion,
irregularity; tumult, riot ; in-
temperance, dissipation^
Ardp, sometimes Avrap, Poet, but,
yet, however ; for ; truly, indeed ;
beside.
Ardpdxos, -ov, b, ^ (fr. a neg. and
rapdaau) to disturb) fined, clear-
ed, settled, subsided ; quiet, calm,
undisturbed ; fearless, secure.
Arapdx^S, (fr. last) calmly, quiet-
ly, securely.
Ardpfiaros, Dor. for
Ardpfinros, -ov, and Arap(3ris, -io(
-ovs, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and rap(3iu
to fear) fearless, intrepid, un-
daunted, stout, bold.
Ardpfivicros, -ov, b, r), (fr. same,
and rapuvaau to daunt. Or, fr.
artp without, and uvio to wink)
who does not wink, fearless,
dauntless, bold.
Arapov, -ov, to, (fr. same, andref-
pu) to rub) the iron box in the
nave of a wheel.
ATapvlrbs, and Arap-irbs, see arpa*
6s.
Araprnpos, -ov, b, >/, and -a, -bv%
for arvpbs, by Pleonasm.
Ardpxvros, -ov, b, {/, (fr. a neg. and
rapxia funeral honours) unburi»
ed, unhonoured,
Araa&aVia, -as, r), (fr. aTda8a\o(
wicked) perseverance in wicked-
ness, infatuation ; lewdness, li
cenliousn ess ; folly, madness; in
solence, wantonness, petulance.
ATE
AT«er0<fAAw, f. -SXw, and kraada
Xiw -w, I -f/ffw. (fr. same) <o per
a>.« in folly or wickedness, be
stubborn in crime ; <o net impi-
ously ; behave with insolence or
wantonness.
KrdoduXos, -ov, 6, >}, (perhaps fr.
drti mischief, and SdXXu to bud)
mischievous, pernicious, destruc-
tive ; v:icked, impious; lewd,
wanton ; the author of evil or
mischief.
Aru^oj, -or, o, fj, (fr. a neg. and
Ttityos a tomb) unburied ; tomb-
less, without a monument.
rAra^oj, Dor. for p rd^oc, very
cpnckly.
A raw -w, and At/u -iD, f. -;;<rw, p.
nrr,Ka, to hurt, harm; injure,
wrong ; insult, violate ; annoy,
incommode, offend,trouble, grieve,
afflict.
An, (tieut. pL of oart) as, as
6< inz, inasmuch as ; for, becuuse;
as if, as it were.
'Arc, Dor. for bri, but rAre, Dor.
lor '/re.
Arc.ni,-ov,b,Atcas, a man's name.
'Any*ro$, -ov, 6, {,, (fr. a neg. and
rtyy* to wet) which cannot bt
wet or moistened* dry, hard ;
riiiH, unrelenting*
krinv, pres. inf. act. of ariw, same
as tirdu).
kntpni, -hi -ovf, 6, fi, (fr. a neg.
and rtipM to wear) irresistible,
imincihle, riobnt, forabtt- ftH*
trating ; durable, lasting.
Artl%icrof, -ov, b, h~, (fr. same, and
ruv/Cu to fortify) unwalied, un-
fortified ; open, exposed.
AriKu-tproi, -ov, b, r), (fr. same,
and TiKpaipu) lo.cQnjecture)_/ui7-
ing in Us purpose, abortive, fruit-
less ; beyond conjecture, undis-
covernble, obscure, secret, hidden,
impenetrable.
ArtKudprws, (fr. last) indistinctly,
obscurely, doubtfully.
AriKvin, -uj, r), (fr. next) being
without children, barrenness.
'ArtKvoi, -ov, b, r), (fr. a neg. and
Tttcxov a child} childless ; bar-
ren; bereaved.
krzKvow -w, f. i-wffw, (fr. last) to
bereave, deprive of children ;
ArtKvdouai -ol>nai, to be childless
in any manner.
AriKvwois, -tog, Att, -tuc, r), same
diSarucvia.
kriXtia, -uj, and Ion. ArcXin, -m,
t), (fr. a neg. and riXot the end,
or a tax) incompleteness, imper-
fection ; deficiency; immunity,
privilege, exemption.
kriXcora, (fr. next) in vain, to no
purpose.
krlXtaro', -on, 6, f), (fr. a neg. and
nXiw to finish) incomplete, im-
perfect, unfinished ; fruitless,
vain; not initiated, entered, or
introduced.
kTi\(o<p6pnroi, -ov, 6, t), (fr. a neg.
riXos the end, and (pipw to brin«)
not arrived at full growth or
perfection ; immature, unripe ;
imperfect.
ATH
krtXtvrnrbc, -ov,b, t),(fr. same, and
rcXcvrdw to finish) unproductive,
abortive, ineffective, vain, fruit-
less ; Jailing, disappointed, de-
luded.
krcXntn, Ion. for ariltta.
AriXtif, -ioi -ovf, o, r), (fr. a neg.
and riXoc the end, or a tax)
imperfect, unproductive, ineffect-
ual ; empty, vain, frivolous ;
silly, unintelligent ; free, privi-
leged, exempt.
Ar//ijtfw, £ -\pu>, p. -<f>a, (perhaps
fr. drn misfoitune, and tu&alvw
to fall into) to sadden, grieve,
afflict ; to deprive, strip, bereave ;
to beguile, eleceive.
krtvfii, -toi -ovs, b, >'/, (fr. a intens.
and Tiivw to stretch) attentive,
steady, fired ; eletermmed, obsti-
n.,t>, inflexible.
Artn'^u, f. -taw, p. nriviKa, (fr.
last) to stare, gaze, look earnest-
ly, regard with uttention, fix the
eyes upon. 1 a. act. inf. unvloai'
par. arivlauc.
'krep, 'ArtpOc, and 'ArtpOtv, with-
out, not with ; independently of;
uu<iy from, separately, apart,
asuneiir.
Artpa/ivof, -ov, and Aripduwi-,
-ovof, b, i), (fr. a neg. and ripau-
vot or npduwv tender) tough,
nut i euibf boile/l ; stiff, hard ; dif-
ficult, labnnuus, stubborn.
Artpau\6rr,(, -nro$, {/, {tr. last)
tuuuhntss ; hnrdne.ss ; difficulty.
knpdurw, Dor. for arepduvov, g.
sin. of arip i.
'A repBa, Jr\.m. for drtpQtv, see drip.
' Artpfiittv, -uvoj, o, //, (fr. a neg. and
ripua bound) infinite, emlhss,
iuttrminable, boundless; round,
circular.
"Artpoi, g. Sarcpov, n. pi. aripoi,
Att. for 6 cripos, rov 'irtpov, ol
ertpot, see iripoc.
Arip-irr), a. sin. and neut. pi. cont.
of
Artpvr)s, -tot -otic, and ' ArzpvoQ,
-ov, b, ,), (fr. a neg. and rf'prw to
delight) cheerless, dreary ; un-
pleasant, disagreeable, trouble-
some, grievous, vexatious.
Arcp\pia,-af, and -^in, -vt, fj, (fr.
same) trouble, uneasiness, elis-
quiet; unpleasantness, offensive-
ness ; vexation.
Arc^vr)sl -ioi -oui, I, t), (fr. a neg.
and ti%vt) art) artless, innocent,
guileless; plain, simple.
Art^v/a, -a?, i), (fr. same) simpli-
city, plainness ; ignorance, un-
skilfulness ; weakness, silliness.
'Art^voj, -ov, b,f), (fr. same) inarti-
ficial,unworkmanlike ; awkward,
simple, silly ; artless, guileless.
Ar/^vwj, (fr. last) sincerely, tru-
ly ; absolutely, really, artlessly,
roughly, ruelely.
Arfti) -w, same as ara'w.
'Arr?, ?,,$, f,, (fr. ardui to hurt)
malice, envy, hatred ; folly, i?tm
fatuation, error, sin, guilt ; hurt,
harm ; death, misfortune, mis-
chief, injury ; damage, loss, detri-
ment ; night, darkness, gloom; the
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deity of mischief and misfortune
ArrjuiXtia, and ArnftiXla, -aj, ^
(lr. HTtiuiXiif nrt'ligont) negli.
gence, eurelessniss, innftntion.
ArnptXiut -£>, f. -j/ow, p. -via, (fr.
same) to neglect, omit, pass by,
leave undone.
ArrifiiXiwc, krnfiiXu>(, and Arnuf
Xi}rws, (fr. same) negligently,
curt hmtljH xndfftrvntly.
krnueXfn, -t'oi -oix;, b, >/, (fr. a nog.
and nuicXijf careful, th. uiXti
there is care) heedless, negli-
gent, iniitltntivc, rnreliss; ne-
glected, undressed, slovenly.
krTjftiXt/roi, -ov,b,r), (fr. arnucXiu
to neglect) neglected, not heed-
ed or attended to ; undressed,
not set iff, unadorned.
ArnuiXtiTWi, (fr. last) heedlessly,
runtissly; slovenly.
Arnpbs, -a, -bv, and Arvpr)s, -foe
-oli, b, };, (fr. drn hurt) injurious,
tnarherous, hurtful, destructive ;
ctmttmptuous, haughty ; inso-
fanf, contumelious, abusive; un-
ruly, unmanageable, ungovern-
able.
A rOlf, -I6af, r), Altheea, a woman's
name.
Ariu, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of ariut.
Arifa, same as ariw.
AriQtio/rivrof, -ov, b, }], (fr. a neg.
and TiOacaivw to tame) untame-
alilr, unlractable ; unturned,
fin ci, stnupr, uild.
AriOaaooi, -ov, b, //, (fr. same, and
rl&atsaos tame) untamed, fierce,
wild, savage ; rough, uncouth.
Ari/tdyiXai, -w, Dor. for arifiuyi-
Xt)<;,-ov, b, (fr. tiriudu) to slight,
and ayiXn a herd) who s/parutes
from the herd, a straggler.
kriuayeXJw -£>, (fr. last) to sepa-
rate from the herd, stray, straggle.
par. pres. act. ariuuyiXiuv n.
pi. mas. aTiftaycXovvrtt, Dor.
ariuaycXtvvrcc.
krifid^ioKC, Ion. and Poet, for nrl-
uu^c, 3 sin. imp. ind. of
kriudfa, f. -daw, p. nriuaKa, same
as arifidw. per. pass, nrluaa-
uai. 1 a. pass. ind. vrtudaOnv.
kriudoavris, n. pi. par. 1 a. act.
— krtftaodrjvai, 1 a. inf. pass of
last.
knuaaubc, -ov, b, (fir* last) same
as art )iia.
Artuaarios,-a, -ov, (fr. last) to be
slighted, ought to be disregarded,
must be despised.
Ar'ifinw -w, f. -f,aw, p. -nxa, (fr. a
neg. and rt/jdw to honour) to
dishonour, disgrace, disparage;
to affront, offend ; to despise,
disregard, slight, contemn ; to
blame, rebuke, censure.
Arlunros, -ov, b, t), (fr. last) dis-
regarded, neglected, slighted ;
passed over, omitted, overlook-
ed ; worthless, insignificant. Or,
(with a intens.) inestimable,
valuable, precious.
Artuia, -ac, r), (fr. .i neg. and ripr)
honour) dishonour, disgrace,
shame, ignominy; contempt,
slight.
ATO
kriuls* -tins, fi, same as aruis or
aruos-
'At'ijxos, -ov, b, >), (fr. a neg. and
nun honour) dishonourable, dis-
graceful ; infamous ; not valued,
worthless, ignoble, comp. -drepos,
sup. -oTaros.
An/Jidd} -ib, f. -toffu), p. TjriuwKa,
same as artudw, per. pass, wr»-
uwuat' par. TiripwiJLfvos.
A.r(jit(ipr;rof,-ov, 6, '/, (fr. a neg. and
nuwpiia to avenge) no* avenged,
atoned, or expiated; unpunished,
quit, Jree.
A.r<^wpr/rws, and Ari/iwp>7Tt, (fr.
last) without punishment, fear,
or danger ; quit, clear, free.
An>wf, (fr. dnuos vile) disgrace-
fully ; vilely.
Anv, for anva, a. sin. and neut.
pi. Of OOTlff.
Art?, Dor. for S71-1S, n. fern, of
same.
AWraXX', Ion. for ^WraXXfi, impf.
ind. — AnraWiucvai, Dor. for
anra'XXav, pres. inf. act. of
ArtraXXw, same as ardXXco.
'Arlroj, -aw, b, >), (fr. next) una-
venged, unexpiated ; unpunish-
ed ; disgraced, dishonoured.
Arlu), and Ati£u>, f. -/<ru>, p. >/rj<ca,
(fr. a neg. and Wo to hor.our)
to slig ht, overlook, disesteem, dis-
regard ; to contemn, despise ; to
disgrace, punish.
Ar\aytviu)V, g. pi. of
ArXayevrjj, -eos -ovs, b, fj, (fr. ' Ar-
' Xas Atlas, and yivouai to be)
6orn of, or descended from Atlas.
'ArXavns, -jo"os, ^, o daughter of
Atlas, Atlantis.
'ArXas, -vros, 5, Atlas, the name
of a man, and of a mountain in
Africa.
'ArXdroj, -u>, 6, hi Dor. for arX»7ros.
'ArXrjra, neut. pi. of drXvros.
Ar\nri(j) -&, f. -f)e(a, (fr. next) to
take ill, dislike ; to refuse to bear.
'Ar\rjros, and Dor. 'ArXaros, -ov,
6, ii, (fr. a neg. and raXdo) to en-
dure) intolerable, insufferable,
past endurance.
'Arucvos, -ov, b, and Ar^fjv, -ivos,
a servant, domestic.
Ar/i>), -rjs, h, vapour, fume, steam.
Arjutfw, f. -too), p. -«*a, (fr. last)
to smoke, fume, steam ; to exhale,
evaporate.
At/kou, a. sin. of
Ar/ji?, -?<5os, >/, and Aryibs, -o5, 6,
(perhaps fr. dta to breathe)
smoke, vapour ; a cloud, mist ;
odour, perfume.
AroXfiaros, Dor. for Ard^/xrjros, -ov,
b, »'/, (fr. a neg. and ToX^du) to
dare) r»o/<o />e attempted, or uen
tared ; dangerous, perilous.
'Atouov, -ov, to; (neut. of next) an
atom, mote, the smallest imagina-
ble quantity ; an indivisible point
of time, moment, instant.
'Atojxos, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
riuvto to cut) indivisible ; indi-
vidual, single ; uncut, untouch-
ed, uninjured, untainted.
A-r.vi{j) -5, f. -/jaw, p. -ijiea, (fr.
same, and rdvoc tone) to be wealc,
ATP
or ill; to faint, fail, decay; to
sink, be depressed.
Arovla, -as, hi (fr- same) want of \
tone; weakness, debility, infirmity.
Atovos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same) notl
stretched, relaxed ; infirm, weak.
'Atovos, and Ard^oiTOs, -ov, b, hi
(fr. a neg. and t6$ov a bow)
without a bow, unarmed ; unskill-
ed in the bow.
Aroma, -as, f], (fr. next) strange-
ness, improbability ; absurdity,
incoherence, silliness; obscurity,
confusion ; insolence.
'Aroiros, -ov, b, >% (fr. a neg. and
t6tzos place) out of place, or time;
inconvenient, unsuitable, impro-
per, wrong ; prejudicial, injuri-
ous ; absurd, unreasonable ; un-
usual, strange.
Arotrws, (fr. last) unfitly, impro-
perly ; absurdly ; strangely.
'Atos, -ov, b, h, by Cras. for daros.
Arpay(a.<)ds, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
rpdywfios a tragedian) unlike a
tragedian, unfit for tragedy ; un-
dignified, without pomp.
'ArpaKTos, -ov, b, hi a distaff, rock,
spindle ; a shaft, arrow.
ArptKrvXls, and -ruXXj?, -tdos, f),
( fr. last) a kind of thorn.
Arpdirbs, or Arapnbs, also Arpani-
rbs, and Arapmrbs, -ov, »/, (fr. a
redund. and rpaitiu) to tread. Or,
fr. a neg. and rpeiro) to turn) a
road, highway; a path, track;
a train, course, series.
Arpdfa^is, -joj, Att. -eois, and
Arpd^a^vs, -vos, hi the herb orach
or or age.
ArpcdSai, Dor. for Arpt7Sat, n. pi.
— ArpciSa, du. — Arpdhija^, Ion.
for ArpuSals, d. pi. of
ArpdSijs, -ov, b, the son of Atreus ;
Agamemnon, or Menelaus.
Arpduv, -wvoj, 6, same as last.
Arpiicr.ia,-as, and Ion. ATpeKirj,-r)s,
>), (fr. next) clearness, bright-
ness ; truth, verily, certainty.
ArpsKm, -ios -ovs, b, fi, (perhaps
fr. a neg. and rpm to tremble)
true, real ; certain, sure, absolute.
Comp. arptKiortpos, sup. -hra-
ro$.
Arpt/cws, and Ion. Arpcxirts, (fr.
last) truly, certainly.
Arpina, and Arptyias, (fr. drpouos
fearless) stilly y quietly, gently,
calmly.
' ArpzjxkaQai, pres. inf. pass. —
Arptfii tx)cn, 3 pi. pres. sub. act. of
Arpefjiiu) -w, f. -rjou, p. rjrpiixrjKa,
and Arpt/i/£w, (fr. a neg. and
rofw to tremble) to stand firm,
remain steady, be unmoved; be
at ease, or in peace ; to secure,
confirm, establish.
ATptf.ua, -as, hi (fr- same) still-
ness, quietness ; steadiness, firm-
ness, resolution.
'ArpeTTTos, -ov, o, '7, (fr. a neg. and
Tpinu) to turn) unchangeable, im-
mutable ; immoveable ; unchang-
ed; firm, determined; upright,
correct.
ArpiTTTus, (""• last) unchangeably ;
uprightly, justly.
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'Arptcrros, -ov, b, ?/, (fr. a neg. and
rpm to tremble) fearless, intre-
pid, unmoved, undaunted.
Arpevs, -tos, and -fwj, b, Atreus, a
man's name.
ATpl(if)s, -ios -ovs, b,{), (fr. a neg.
and rpifita to wear) not rubbed,
or worn ; unused, unfrequented ;
unpractised, unexercised, unskill-
ed; awkward, rude.
"ATpinros, -ov, b, %, (fr. same)
same as last, also, unbroken, un-
tamed ; not worked, or inured to
labour,
'Arofyoj, -ov, b, ft, (fr. a neg. and
•Spff the hair) without hair, bald ;
peeled.
ATpofiew -S, (fr. next) to be fear-
less, firm, or resolute.
'Arpoftos, -ov, b, '), (fr. a neg. and
Tpinu to tremble) intrepid, fear-
less, undaunted; not moving,
still, calm.
'Arporros, -ov,b, ft, (fr. a neg. and
rpfTTo) to turn) immutable, un-
changeable ; irreversible ; inflexi-
ble, stern, rigid, severe. One of
the Parca?, Atropos.
Arpotytw -5>, f. ->5<ru), p. -vKa, (fr.
same, and rpoipfi food) not to re-
ceive the usual benefit from food;
to decay, waste, pine, fall away.
Arpo<f>!a, -as, >}, (fr. same) want,
or failure of nourishment ; atro
phy ; decay, consumption.
'Arpo<pos,-ov, b, f), (fr, same) un»
fed, starting; decaying, wast-
ing, falling away.
Arpvyeros, -ov, and Ion. -aia, b, »/f
(fr. a neg. and rpvyri a crop)
fruitless, barren, steril, unpro-
ductive.
'Arpvyos, -ov, b, f], (fr. same, and
TOiif new win«) free from dregst
clear ; pure, unsullied.
ATpv/xwv, -ovos, b. f), (fr. same, and
rpvu to rub away) unbroken,
unsubdued.
'Arppros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
rpvu) to waste) inexhaustible, in-
defatigable ; great, huge, im-
mense.
ArpvTuvv, -vs, >'/, (tr. last) the invin-
cible. An epithet of Minerva.
'Arpwros, -ov, o, >;, (fr. a neg. and
Ttrpx>cK(ti to wound) without a
wound, unhurt, uninjured ; safe,
sound, whole.
"Arra, Att. for aaaa, which see.
Or for a riva, neut. pi. of bans.
'Arra, a term of respect from the
younger to the aged. Sir, father.
Arrd, forirorL
Array fiv, -rjvos, 6, and Att. Array/is,
a woodcock, snipe, rail or quail.
Arrdxns, or ArraAcos, -ov, b, (per-
haps fr. drro) to strip) the bald
locust.
Arrd\tia, -as, hi the name of a
country.
ArrdXXw, see ardWui.
Arravlrns, and AraviarnSi -ov, b,
and ' Arravov, -ov, rb, a pudding
fried in a pan, pancake.
Arrdpayoi, -«t>, ol, blisters which
rise on bread while baking, and
afterwards chip iff.
3T*» of
V7/:
A.TT&Ta\y hah ! how now! atra.1qg4~!
• ,.olas ! ^t\
ffTT^Tj mfci;-**- yn, land, (fern,
of KTTiKb- Attic) AUica, the
country belonging to Athens.
ArriKtQo, f. -jffw, (fr. Arrets
Athenian) to take part with, or
imitate the Athenians, atticize.
A.TTtKtouds, -ov, b, (fr. same) an
Atticism ; the Athenian manner
of speaking, the Attic dialect.
AttikIs, -fi, -bv, Attic, Athenian;
refined, elegant.
'Attov, Att. for aaaov.
'Arrw, (perhaps fr. uiaau to rush)
to bound, leap, spring, skip.
Aru£w,f. -vl-u), p-xai (perhaps fr.
drrj hurt) to suffocate, choke ; to
astonish, stupify ; to scare, af-
fright ; to confound confuse,
perplex. Arv^ouat, to fear, dread.
par. prps. pass, arv^oftivot.
'Atvktos, -ov, b, 11, (fr. a m IS. and
rcvyu) to work) unfinished, im-
perfect, incomplete ; rude, rough.
'Aruufioi, -ov, b, h, (fr. same, and
rvftjioi a tomb) tombUss.
ArvuviuSr/f, -ov, b, Atymniades, a
man's name.
Arv^iti) -d, ( fr. arvyhi unfortunate)
to miss, fail, be disappointed.
ArCxnpa, -aros, rd, (fr. last) cala-
mity, misfortune; disappoint-
ment, loss, failurr.
Arvxhs, -hi -oui, b, h, comp. -iart-
poi, sup. -iararoi, (fr. a neg. and
Ti'xi fortune) unfortunate, un-
successful, disappointed.
Arvxia,-as, n, (fr. last) adversity,
affliction, calamity, misfortune.
AruvoDo-.i, par. pres. act. fern. coat,
of arv^/bi.
'Aria, f. dam, same as arduj.
AD, Avdn, and Avrt, again, a se-
cond time ; back again ; in turn ;
but, on the contrary ; tlien, more-
over ; especially ; afterwards,
hereafter, henceforth.
Av, is used by the Cretans for the
syllable aX.
Avaivm. (fr. aim to dry) to dry,
exhale, lose moisture, he parched,
wither. Avaivoyai, to pine away,
languish.
AvaXios, -a, -ov, same as avos.
Avdvdnv, Ion. for nvdvdnv, 1 a. ind.
pass. — AvuvOeii, par. ofavaivo).
Avavats, -ios, Att. -tw?, »), (fr. avai-
vio to dry) dryness, drouglil, want
of sap, decay, or old age in
plants.
Avdra, -ay, J7, Dor. and iEol. for
drn.
AvydQu), f. -data, p. nvyaica, (fr.
avyf) splendour) to i.radiale,
beam, shine fo*th ; to enlighten,
illuminate ; to see, behold, look
upon. 1 a. act. nvyaaa. piT.
pass, rjvyaapai.
Avydoai, 1 a. inf. act. of last.
Avydooeo, Dor. for avyd^to, which
Ion. for avydtyv, pres. impr.
mid. jy Avydatai, Ion. for avyd-
on, 2 sin. 1 f. mid. of same.
Atywauas -aroj, fy« and Avyaaubs^
AT0
-cv, b, fr. same) a beam, ray ;
splendour, brightness.
Avyiu) -w, (fr. next) to shine, glit-
ter, beam. Or, for au^fw -u>, to
boast, brag, vaunt.
Avyn, -rjt, k\ (perhaps fr. avin to
bum)brightness, light, tpUndour ;
gloss, brilliancy ; a ray, beam,
blaze ; the dawn, daybreak, day-
spring ; a mirror. Avyat, the eyes.
Avyovaroi, -ov, 6, (fr. Lat.j Au-
gustus, the surname of Caesar
Octavianus.
AvftdCu, same as avldu>.
Av6d\aoQai, Ion. for a v6fjoaoda i, I
a. inf. mid. — Av&doojiai, Dor.
for avCi'ioouai, 1 f. nud. — Au-
idoas, Dor. for avOtjaat, 1 a.
par. act. of
Avidia -«, f. -«5<rw, p. T)ict]Ka, (fr
avii) voice) to speak, talk, con<
verse ; to speak to, address ; to
call, cry out.
Aviii, -?js, f), (perhaps fr. auw to
shout) voice, sound ; talk, dis-
course, speech, language ; a ru-
mour, report; a message, nevis
tilings.
Avdnaaoy, for avii'iaaoict, which
Poet. Tor nv¬, 3 sin. 1 a. act.
of av6du>.
Avrjv, a. sin. fern, of avof.
Av6\ Att. Aur', Ion. for aufli, or
audit, see av.
Avdditta, and Avda&ta, -aj, i/, (fr
next) arrogance, haughtiness,
pride ; presumption, self-conceit,
self-sufficiency ; obstinacy ; mo-
roseness, peevishness.
Avddfins, -tos -ovt, b, !/, (fr. aurij
self, and a6iu to please) selfish ;
self willed, positive ; haughty,
proud, supercilious, obstinate,
stubborn, surly, cruel, neut
pi. cont. avQaOri. n. or, a. pi
cont. avQiiCtic.
AvBahid^w, f. -daw, (fr. same) to
make stubborn or obstinate^
harden. AvQaStd^Oftai, to resist^
oppose obstinately ; to behave
haughtily, be proud, conceited,
arrogant.
AvOaoi^ofiai,SB.mea.sav9aiid^oftai.
Avdtilptroi, -ov, b, h, (fr. avrbs self,
and «!p/u) to choose) voluntary,
spontaneous ; willing, complying,
consenting.
Avdatpirws, (fr. last) spontaneous-
ly, of itself.
AvdfKaa-os, -ov, b, f], (fr. avrbs self,
and ckuotoc each) always the
same, even, ecpiable ; just, up
right, honest ; exact, strict.
Avdevriu) -w, f. -fjaui, p. rjvOevrrjica,
(fr. next) to usurp power, exer-
cise authority; to domineer, ty-
rannize.
AvOevrrji, -zos -ov$, b, fj, (fr. avrbs
self, and tis, g. evros par. of lrjui
to sond) self-commissioned, self-
authorized, acting of, or for him-
self; a suicide; an author, cause,
or beginner; a master, lord,
ruler.
AvdtvT?Kb<, ->>, -bvt (fr. last) au-
thentic, genuine, original ; au-
thoritative.
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ATA
AvOcvrttews, (fr. last) with authority
AvQfiutpov, (fr. next) to-day, on the
sit mi day.
Avd>ifiipi>i, -a, -ov, (fr. avrbs same,
and nfiipn day) i>J I
AvOi, by Syin-. lor uvrdOi, time, in
that place; htrtj hither; inme-
didtdy, dirtrtly ; thai, th
Avfftycvfii, -ins -ovs, b, h, (fr. avOt
and yirofiai to be born) a
• , original inhabitant; pe-
culiar.
AuQis, Ion. avrti, Audi, Avrt, see
av.
Aviaxoi, -ov, b, >/, (fr. av a parti-
cle of sound, and »d^<j to snout)
clamorous, loud, shrill ; shout-
ing ; barking.
Av\aia, -ai, > , (fr. avXfi a hall)
httogingl, tapestry; a curtain;
the tabernacle; a porch, vesti-
bule, front-hall.
Av\a7oc, -a,-ov,(fr. same) courtly ;
hi hinging to a court or hall; of
the hall.
AiAu*r/£cu, f. -law, (fr. av\a% a fur-
row) to rut furrows, plough.
Av>,av, Dor. lor auAwv, g. ofatXdf,
or av\rj.
AD>a(, -Skos, >'/, a furrow ; a mark,
scar, wound ; the womb. av\aK,
a. for avbaica.
AvXnp^r;?, -ov, b, (fr. auAr) a hall,
and apx?i rule) a ruler of a
palace, aiamhcrbiin, steward.
Av\da, -as, I), (fr. avA/} a court)
the gate of a palace.
Av\ciov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a hall,
antirhamber, vestibule.
Actios, -ov, b, f), (fr. same) of a
hall or chamber ; of the porch or
courtyard.
AuA/w -u>, f. -fiaoi, p. nv\r)Ka, (fr.
uv\bi a pipe) to play on the pipe,
flute, &c.
Av\i), -rjs, //, an open space sur-
rounded by buildings, courtyard,
area ; a hall, court, palace, tem-
ple ; a sheepfold, pen ; a stable,
stall ; a circus or race course.
Av\nacvvrai, Dor. for av\fjoovat. 3
pi. 1 f. ind. — Av\naov, 1 a.
impr. act. of avXiui.
Av\nri)i, -ov, and AvXnrrip, -?}poi,
b, AuArjTjjjj, and Av\rjrii, -'iSoi,
h, (fr. avXbi a pipe) a player on
the pipe, performer on the flute ;
a musician.
AvXnrtKn, -rjs, >;, viz. rix^t (fern,
of next) the art of playing on
wind instruments ; music.
Av\nrtKbi,-fi, -bv, (fr. auAdjapipe)
belonging to the pipe or flute ; or
to a performer on them ; musical ;
a musician.
AdA/^cj, f. -id), p. rjvXiKa, (fr. av-
A>) a sheepfold) to fold, pen, shut
up cattle. Av\ iZofi ai,to set up for
the night, pass the night, lodge, so-
journ ; to encamp, mount guard.
imp. pass. r)v\ityfir/v. per. pass.
nvXiafiat. 1 a. pass. rjvXiad>iv.
AvXiKOi, -ov, b, f), or -oj, -r), -bv,
(fr. avXfi a court) belonging or
attached to the court. Subs, a
courtier, any officer of state-
Or, (fr. avibs a flute V of, or
ATO
ibout wind instruments, Jit for
the flute ; musical. Subs, a jjiu
sician.
kv\icv, -ov, rb, (dim. of same) a
little fold, hut, col.
kvXis, -iSof, f), (fr. same) a camp;
a tent, pavilion; a haunt, resi-
dence. Also, a small country
in Thrace, Aulis.
AvXjVkoj, -ov, b, (dim. of av\bs a
pipe) a small pipe. d. pi. Ion.
uvXiaicaioi.
kv\ofiavita -<3, (fr. next, and pavta
madness) to be music-mad.
kv\bs,-ov, 6, (perhaps fr. avu, or
<zu> to blow) a pipe, flute ; any
long, strait, and narrow tube ; a
socket, ferule, ring ; a stream,
rivulet ; a discharge of blood; a
kind of shell-fish.
AI)Xoy, -ov, b, k, (fr. a neg. and v\n
timber) incorporeal, immaterial ;
not of the nature of matter, or
substance.
'AvXov/jitvos, par. pres. pass. cont.
of auXfu*.
kv\u>v, -uvoc, b, a valley, vale ; a
channel, strait ; a level, plain ; a
meadow.
kv\u>voeidfjs, -ios -ovs, b, ff, (fr.
last, and ciSos likeness) like a val-
ley, hollow, low.
kv\uirts, -iSos, $, (fr. next)aAe/-
mtt, lieadpiece, casque.
AvXwiroy, -ov, b, 17, (fr. avXbs a pipe,
and til/* appearance) like a pipe,
, or flageolet, trumpet shaped; ob-
long, conical.
kvl-dvet, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. —
kvt-dvitv, pres. inf. act. — Aufa-
vtrt, 2 pi. pres. impr. act. —
Avl-avofievos, par. pres. pass. —
Av^dvtov, -ovaa, -ov, a. sin. or
neut. pi. -vovra, par. pres. act.
of
kv^dvu), Au|fw, and At5fu>, f. avtyi-
o-w, p. nvi-nKa. to augment, en-
large ; to exalt, aggrandize ; ad-
vance, prefer, promote. Av^ofiai,
to increase, grow ; multiply, ex-
tend, flourish, prosper. 3 sin.
pres. ind. av£zi. pres. impr. avt-t.
1 a. act. ind. vv^voa' inf. avi-fj-
aai. 2 a. act. nv^avov. pres. pass.
ovi-opai, 3 sin. av^erai' par. av%6-
ftzvoi. per. pass, nv^nnai- 1 a.
pass. ind. rjv^rjQnv sub. av&duj'
inf. av^r]8iivat' par. av^ndeis, a.
sin. av^ndivra.
Ai^nas, *tos, Att. -ews, fj, (fr. last)
increase, addition ; growth, en-
largement ; promotion, advance-
ment.
kv^/iacai, d. pi. — Avfyciv, a sin.
of last.
kvl-qrai, Ion. for vvl-nrai, 3 sin.
per. pass, of av^dvo).
kv^nTticosi -ov, b, rj, (fr. av^u) to in-
crease) increasing, enlarging,
growing, exalting. Also, in-
creased, grown, &c.
ktfa, see av£dvm.
kvovrj, -tjs, fi, (fr. aiu) to shout, or
to dry) a shout, loud calling;
outcry, clamour. Also, drought,
dryness.^
ACjf, -a, «ov, (fr. aid) to dry) dry,
ATT
parched ; withered, dusty, comp.
-repot.
'kvizvos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. a neg. and
virvos sleep) sleepless, waking,
watching.
Avpa, -as, fj, (fr. avu> to blow) a
gale, breath, air, breeze; pain
spasm ; inspiration.
Avpiov, (perhaps fr. avu> to shine)
to-morrow, the morrow; soon
next in time.
Avpbs, -a, -bv, rich, wealthy, opu-
lent.
'kvo-e, and 'Avcav, Ion. and by
Dial, for viae, 3 sin. and vvaav,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. — kiaai, 1 a.
inf. act. of atSw.
AvardXios^ -a, -ov, same as avos-
Avcrrnpia, -as, f}, (fr. next) rough-
ness, austerity; moroseness, se-
verity, strictness; sullenness, re-
serve.
kvo-rr/pds, -a, -ov, (fr. avw to dry)
rough, bitterish; austere, harsh,
severe ; reserved, close.
Avt\ for avrc, see av.
kvTu, Dor. for avrrj. — Avrd,Dor
for avrfi fern, of avrds.
Avrd, -naif, -rus, cases of same.
kvrdyyeXos, -ov, b, (fr. avrbs self,
and dyye\os a messenger) his
own messenger, who brings news
of himself; a voluntary messen-
ger, harbinger.
kvrdynros, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same, and
aydu> to admire) a self-admirer ;
vain, conceited, fond of himself.
Avrdypera, -a>i>, ru, (neut. pi. of
next) a freewill offering, bene-
volence, contribution.
Avrdyperos, -ov, b, f), (fr. avrbs self,
and aytipm to collect) self-col-
lected, confluent ; contributed,
given voluntarily.
Avrai, n. pi. fern, of ovros.
A.vrdv, Dor. for avrrjv, a. sin. fern,
of avros.
Avruv8pos,-ov,b,fi, (fr. avrbs same,
and avfip a man) his, or their
ottm selves, with the same, with
themselves, with, the men.
Avrdp, Poet, for ardp.
AvrdpKua, -as, h, (fr* avrdpicns suf-
ficient) sufficiency, enough, com-
petence ; contentment, satisfac-
tion ; self-sufficiency, independ-
ence.
AvrapKtu) -5, (fr. same) to satisfy,
content, suffice.
AvrdpKtjs, -Eos-ovs, b, f}, (fr. avrbs
self, and apKio) to suffice) suffi-
cient, enough ; complete, ade-
quate, fit ; contented, satisfied.
Avrapic&s (fr. last) enough, suffi-
ciently.
AvrSs, At-rawv, Dor. for avrtjs, and
avr&v, see avrds.
Avrl, see av.
Avrirj, Ion. for avrfi, n. fern, of
avros.
kvre^ovaios, -ov, b, f), (fr. avrbs self,
and d-ovaia power) free, inde-
pendent, his own master.
Avrc^ovtndrns, -nros, fi, (fr. last)
freedom, independence.
Avrz-rrayytkros, -ov, b, >% (fr. avrbs
self, and ciray yt\\u> to announce)
ATT
self-declared ; spontaneous, vo-
luntary ; freely, unasked; un-
provoked, not called for.
Aircvv, Dor. for t]irovv,S pi. impf.
ind. of
Avrfti) -ii, f. ->?<7tt, p. ntirrjKa, (fr.
airh the shout of battle) to
shout, cry out, exclaim ; to holloo,
cheer.
Avriwv, Ion. for avrdv, g. pi. of
avrdj.
Aur;?, -r^,-ri)v, -ti/j, cases of same.
Avrn, -r>iv, rps, cases of avros-
Airti, -7/s, h, (fr- avut to shout) cla-
mour, shout, confused cry, din
of battle ; a fight, battle ; charge,
onset.
Avri'iyty fern, of avrbs, which see,
with yt, the enclitic.
Avrf/Koos, -ov, 6, r), (fr. avrbs self,
and atcovu) to hear) who hears
for himself, or with his ovm ears ;
an eye-witness ; independent, un-
controlled.
Avrrjfiap, (of same, and rjpap a
day) to-day, this day, now.
Avrqs, g. fern. sin. — Avrfjs, Ion.
for avraTs, d. pi. fern, of avrbs.
Avri, for avrodt.
Avr'iK, and Aurt^', for
Avr'iKa, (fr. avrbs the same) imme-
diately, quickly, this moment ;
directly, to the point; for in-
stance, example. 'O avrixa, pre-
sent, immediate, instant, sud-
den. To avriKa,for the present.
AvriKa WKrbs, at nightfall, dusk.
'Sis avrUa, as quickly as possible.
Avrina Sri, AvriKn yiroi, in the
first place, first of all. Avri<a
fid\u, very shortly, by and by.
Aiins, Dor. for avdts, see av.
Avrfifi, -fjs, fi, and Avrpriv, -ivos, b,
(perhaps fr. avta to burn) a
breath, an air; fume, vapour,
steam ; smell, stench, exhala-
tion.
Avrb, (neut. of avrbs self) self,
same, itself. Etj rb avrb, Kara,
rb avrb, together, along with, at
the same time. Etti to avrb, to
the same thing, plac, or pur-
pose. Avrb yidvov, this rmly, that
alone, only. Kal avrb fir) rovro,
that is it, the very thing, it is just
so.
Avro0od<x) -5, (fr. avrbs self, and
fiodu) to exclaim) to praise one'a
self, boast, vaunt, pres. inf.
avroj3oav.
Avroffoti, (fr. same, and j3of* a
shout) at the first shout, suddenly,
immediately, at once.
Avro&opias, -ov, b, (fr. avrbs self,
and Bopias the north wind) a
very Boreas, Boreas himself.
Avr6^ov\os, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
(iov\fi will) self-willed.
Avr6ya, Dor. for avroye, (fr. same)
to the same place, here indeed.
AvroyivedXos, Avroyevns, Avroye-
Miros, Avroybvos, (fr. sa.ne, and
yivofiai to be born) self-made^
self-created, self-produced ; eter-
nal ; innate, native, natural; in
cestuous.
AvrbypSQos, -ov, b, %, (fr. same,
ATT
and ypd<pui to write) anginal,
written with one1* own hand,
tigucl.
Avroyvov, -ov, rb, (fr. sime, and
yva or vti'u a Held) the
atock oj the plough, which ii's in
the furrow, and upon which the
sock or ploughsh ire is Hxed.
AvToS'iticros, -ov,b,fi, (fr. aurdy self,
and 6tt£u) to wound) self-slain.
A.vro6ii\os, -ou, 6, «/, (fr. same, and
i/jAoj manifest) self-evident.
Avro6tuKovia, -u$, »/, (fr. next) self-
service, attendance on one's self.
Avro&iaKovo;, -ov, b, >;, (fr. same,
and 6idKovo<; an atttendant) self-
attended, who does all his own
work.
A.vTo5i6aKTos, -ov, 6, »;, (fr. same,
and !>i6doKu to teach) self-
taught.
Avrucvrns, -ov, b, (fr. MM an I
eu) or "nut to inHict) a suicide,
murderer, OM
Avrocrtl, (fr. same, and iroj a
year) f/iw, or that year, the samr
year.
Aur.-iflt, AurdOiv, (fr. same) /rom
:W plaee or (um ,■ fumtt
forth; there, in that pla ■
xceforth, forth-
U it'l, 'lirrrll,/.
AvroSi, (fr. MN) lh> •
therein; at thai lim< ; in that
Avroio, loil. for avron, jr. of aurdf.
▲erwcmriyvifrvi -»;>, //, (fr.
//<// 1
Avt/k tniy i i/roc, -ov, o, (fr. iiurAj
seil, nfni km, and yivoii u io be
born) a/utf brother ; of the whole
blood.
AvroKardKotroi, -ov, b, 'n, (fr.
same, and Knraicplvw to con-
demn) self-contlemned, seif-con-
vicled.
AvToici"\tv<TTos, -ov, b, i), (fr. same,
and KtX-tdij} to exhort) unhidden,
rendu, willing, voluntary.
AvroKi\tn, -ioi -ovi, 6, I,, (fr. same,
and K(\n) to exhort) same as
last.
AvroKpiropiKbs, -fi, -ov, (fr. ne\t)
of free will, mere motion ; sove-
reign, absolute.
Avroicpdrup, -opr>s, b, (fr. avrbs
self, and Kpdros power) one's own
master, independent ; self-de-
pendent ; self-emanating or pro-
ceeding ; supreme, sovereign, ab-
solute ; plenipotentiary.
Avtoktovos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same, and
KTtivu to kill) self-killing, mur-
derous ; a suicide.
AvToXt^ci, (fr. same, and Xf'fif a
•vord) to a word, verbatim, by
rote.
AvrdXuicoy, -ov, b, Autolycus, a
man's name.
Avroudros, -rj, -ov, or -ov, b, n, (fr.
same, and udu) to desire) spon-
lawms, of its own accord, volun-
tary ; natural, unassisted by art.
In neut. an automaton, a self-
moving machine.
Avropdrws, (fr. last) spontaneous-
ly, naturally, of itself.
ATT
Avroufiutv, -or*os, b, Automedon,
a man's name.
Avropyrwp, 'opoi, b, o, (fr. avrbs
same, and pi'/ryp mother) like,
resembling the mother ; of the
same mother ; the very motlur.
Auro/ioX/u> -u», f. -»)<ru>, p. -nta, (fr.
next) to come from, or go to the
other side, or party, desert, fall
off from.
AvrouoXog, -ov, b,f), (fr. avrbs self,
and poXiu to go) a deserter, trai-
tor, recreant, apostate.
Avrovdn, -i7j, rj, Autonoi, a wo-
man's ii MM,
Avrovouiou ii -ovftai, f. -fioopai, (fr.
avrdvopot self-directed) to direct
om\i self , follow one's own will.
Avrovdfin, -i/i, >'/» (fern, of next)
Autonoml, a woman's name.
Avrdvouos, -ov, b, t), (fr. avrc>i self,
and vduoy law) s< If- directed ; in-
dependent ; wilful, headstrong.
Avrovv^cl, and ■*!, (fr. same, and
vi>( night) to-night, this nig lit ;
the same ni%fit, that night,
Avroirayfis, -hi -oui, b, i';, (fr. same,
and ri'iyvvui to compact) selt-
made ; cohering together, bind-
ing, cohesive, compart, firm.
Avronioroi, -ov, b, ij, (fr. same, and
niorbf credible) sr If- evident ;
rtmi imin^, persuasive; uppa-
n n>, M
"/"»$, ~ov, b, i), (fr. same,
U i mwm to work) self-wrought,
■Silf-ma'tl , srlt'.,/rtrt, I.
kvri-avs, -o'lji, b, !/, (fr. same, and
i fint) M one's own feet.
Twiros, -ov, b,h\, (fr. same,
an 1 rodffwTov the face) of the
natural countenance, in one's own
person.
A.vroTrrrji, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
6-rofiai to behold) an eye-wit
a spectator, beholder, looker
on. n. pi. avroirmi.
Avr6pj>vroi, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same, and
f)iu> to flow) flowing of itself,
springing naturally, gushing,
bubbling.
Aurdy, -rj, -o, (perhaps fr. av again,
and rdj obs. for b he) he, she, it ;
himself, lierself, itself; mere,
very; spontaneous, of himself,
&c. ; same, the same. sup. av-
r'irarof.
Avros, ->i, -o, used for ovros, or
iuvrov, which see.
Avroaracia, -«?, //, (fr. last, and
ard't'u firm, th. lorrifii to stand)
a standing, or remaining fixed
in one place ; a standing figlu.
AvroaroXos, -ov, 6, r), (fr. same,
and ariWw to equip) who is ship,
convoy, or guide to himself in
his own vessel ; escorting per-
sonally; a swimmer.
Avroorovog, -ov, b, >i, (fr. same,
and o-rn/u to groan) groining
under his oivn sorrows, suffering
under wees of his own making.
Kvroa-^ihia, -a?, Ion. -hin, -r??, fj,
(fr. avrooyiSioi sudden) a fight
hand to hand, close combat, close
quarters ; hurry, precipitation,
haste, confusion, tumult.
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ATT
AvTotT^id^ut, f. -dam, (fr. Mine)
to hurry, h isten, act with preci-
pitation, or rashly ; to disorder,
emhroil, confuse, confound, dis-
turb.
Avroa-^ihiiaua, -arof, rd, (fr. last)
a thing done m a hurry ; haste,
rashness, precipitation.
Kvroo^ciiaarlKdi, -rj, -bv, (fr. av
roa^ii'iot sudden) hurried, tu-
multuous, rash, hasty ; unpr»-
m ■' dated.
Avroff^cdirj, -ns, h, (fr- same) hur-
ry, precipitation, liable ; rush-
MM ; tumult, c > fusion.
Avroc^fSioi, -a, -ov, and -ov, 6, »';,
(fr. avrbi same, and o^ibiot
Mtr) sii'idtn, i ill '/t/ioruneous,
U; hasty, pre-
cipitate, rash ; unpremeditated,
not prepared ; rough, clownish,
uncouth ; tumultuous confused,
disorderly ; fighting at close
quarters.
Avroo^c6in>i, (fr. last) spontane-
ously ; suddenly, hastily, precipi-
ta'eh/ ; tumultuously ; close, hand
to hand.
.Kvro(T^dv,-5uor-birjv, (fr. same)
'Mi'/i, close, hand to hand.
Avroraroi, sup. ol avroi.
A.vrort\in, -io{ -nus, b,f/, (fr. avrbf
self, and riXos the end, or a
tax) perfecting, (ffectwe, perfect,
finished, complete ; sufficient, ca-
, answerable ; independent,
living, or acting ut his own ex-
Kvrov, viz. ^wpov, (g. sin. ofaurdj)
for avroOi.
Avrov, Aurp, Auriv, for favrol,
-ro, -r6v.
Avrovpyfn) -w, f. -r;<rw, (fr. next)
to act of, from, or by one's self;
to labour, work with the hands.
Avrovpybi, -ov, b, f), (fr. avrbf self,
and ipyov work) self-acting;
spontaneous, native, natural ; a
workman, labourer, mechanic.
Avr6<p\oios, -ov. b, i/, (fr. same,
and (f>Xotbv the bark) with the
bark, covered with the bark;
rough, unshapen.
Kvro<pvr)s,-ios -ou?, and Avr6(f>vros,
-ov, h, fj, (fr. same, and tiuw to
grow) self-born, self-produced ;
native, natural, spontaneous.
A.vr6(pu>pov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
<pG>p a thief) the very fact, the act
itself; afoul deed, crime, offence.
CTTavrocpiZpif) for tirs avrotywpy,
in the very fact.
Av6%tip, -p->i, o, fi, (fr. same, and
Xtip the hand) with one's own
hand, the very person, the imme-
diate perpetrator ; a suicide, n.
pi. avr6%cipcs.
Avro%up\, and -pia, (fr. last) with
the hand, personally .
A.vr6%0u)v, -ovo$, b, ii, (fr. avrbc
same, and ^0<ij/ land) native, in-
digenous, original.
kvroy(6(i)voi, and Avrd^wvo? , -ov, b,
h, (fr. same, and ^wvo? a smelt-
ing furnace) shapeless, rough, un-
finished, as it came from the
furnace ; solid, massy ; huge.
A*A
Inrge ; bursting or pouring forth
as from a furnace ; babbling,
blabbing, that cannot keep secret.
kvrt-xpnpa, (fr. same, and XP^lia
a matter) the thing itself, the
very matter ; in reality, truly,
really ; clearly, plainly, evidently.
Avruxyros, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same, and
%ho to pour) bursting, shed or
poured out of itself
Avroxpei, (fr. next) at the very sight;
by sight.
Aurora, -as, and -ipin, -ns, $, (fr.
avrds self, and 6\pis sight) the
sight, view, ondar demonstration,
eye-sight.
Avry, -r<2», -rwv, cases of avrds.
AvrHi, Dor. for avrov, oravtdi.
Avr<o, -riov, cases of avros.
ACrw?, or Aura)?, (fr. uv-rhc same)
so, thus ; likewise, in like manner
or state ; merely, only ; without
cause or reason, rashly, giddily ;
in vain, idly ; freely, gratis.
Av<piva, iEol. for av^riva, and
Au^fV, (orav^iia, a. sin. of av%rjv.
JLv%fvio$, -ov, 6, r), (fr. avxfiv the
neck) of the neck ; about the
shoulders.
Av%iu) -<3, f. -rjaw, p. nv^r,Ka, (per-
haps fr. same) to boast, brag,
vaunt, glory.
A\>xi, "Wi an(* M>Xn(TlSi ."'0f» ^it.
-£wj,//, (fr. last) bragging, boast-
■ ing, vaunting ; triumph, exulta-
tion.
Aaiytiv, -ivos, b, the neck, back of
the neck, nape, shoulder ; a pass,
defile, strait, isthmus.
Ati^a'u, and Au^fw -<3, (fr. av%-
ubs drought) to be parched with
drought; to be dusty, dirty,
squalid, foul ; to be shabby, or
ragged ; to mourn, wear mourn-
ing, which the ancients express-
ed by foul and worn clothes.
Av^nvpbs, -d, -bv, (fr. same) dry,
withered, arid, desert ; foul, filthy ,
squalid ; dull, dark, dusky.
A.v%ix6ojiai, (fr. same) seeau^ow.
Avxvbi, -oii, b, (perhaps fr. avu> to
dry) drought arising from heat,
dryness, aridity; foulness, slo-
venliness.
Avxp&oris, -tos -ovs, b, fj, (fr. last)
hot, parching ; dry, arid ; foul,
dirty, squalid ; slovenly.
Avio, and sometimes avu, and by
Dyal. ai)w, f. avow, p. i/oKa, (fr.
dut to blow) to dry, parch,
scorch ; to light up, kindle, in-
flame, set on fre ; to shout, cry
out, exclaim ; to roar ; to resound,
ring, echo ; to sparkle, shine,
glitter ; to blow, breathe ; to touch ;
to sleep. 1 a. ind. act. nt^a, as
if fr. oi5(d) Dor. foravcw.
A0', for drrd, before an aspirate.
A0ayw£u), (fr. airb intens. and ay
v«£u> to purify) to consecrate,
hullow, devote, set apart, sanc-
tify ; to purify, cleanse, expiate,
atone.
K<pahavH, and Arpa&avGiv, Heb. in-
decl. a royal tent, pavilion.
A.<t>aios8d;, -c?<ra, -tv, par. 1 a. pass.
— AQatpiOfjffOfiai, -j], -trai, 1 f.
A*A
ind. pass. — A(j>aiptiv, pres. inf.
cont. — Aipaipurat, 3 sin. cont.
pres. ind. pass. — Aipaipfi, 3 sin.
cont. pres. sub. pass. — AQaiptr
ffw, -£(j, -ct, 1 f. ind. act. of
afaipiw.
A(p(i(pcun, or -r)ua, -aros, rb, (fr.
a<pnipiu> to take away) a taking
away, carrying off ; a withdraw-
ing, separation, distinction ; that
which is withdrawn or separated,
the part of the victim offered, an
offering, oblation.
Acpaiptots, -tos, Att. -cut, r), (fr.
sams) a taking away, depriva-
tion, separation; an offering,
sacrifice ; apharesis, a gramma-
tical figure.
Atynipitj) -w, f. -r)a<i), p. a<pfiprjKa,
(fr. affdfrom, and alpiu) to take)
to take away, carry off, spoil,
plunder, bereave, strip, deprive ;
to rescue, free, or deliver from ;
to distinguish, separate; to re-
move, reject, expel ; to suppress,
stop, prohibit, discontinue; to
amputate, prune, pare ; to era-
dicate, deface, destroy ; to de-
prive, divest ; to conceal, hide.
AQaipiouat -ovfxai, to be stripped,
deprived, lose. 1 a. ind. act.
a<pfipnca. 2 a. ind. act. a<pe7\ov.
per. pass. a<f>fjpr]uai, or a<pf)ptuai.
1 a. pass, afapidnv. 1 f. pass.
a<f>aiptdnaouai. 1 f. mid. ind.
a<paipr}aouai' inf. a<f>aip^aca9at. 2
a. mid. ind. acpciXounv sub. a<f>c-
\iouai' inf. a<pi\icdai.
"AQuiotos, -«f or -oio, b, Dor. for
"H<j>at<TTOi.
Ad>dKn, -ns, r), a kind of pulse, a
town in Libya.
'A<f>a\os, -ov, b, '), (fr. a neg. and
<f>a\bs a crest) wanting the crest,
unplumed.
A<pd^\ofxat, (fr. airb from, and d'X-
Xouat to leap) to leap down or
°ff > 'o bound or spring away ;
to flee, escap*.
AcjapaCTdvii), f. -//cto), p. a<pr)[idprn-
Ka, (fr. same, and auaprdvu) to
err) to miss, fail, mistake, mis-
carry ; to be disappointed, be be-
reft, deprived or destitute of. 2 a.
atyfiuaorov par. atyajxapTwv.
A^ajiaprotTrvq, -£o? -ovs, b, tj, (fr.
last, and inos a word) rambling
in language, verbose, tedious ;
diffuse in style, diffusive, inco-
herent.
A<pdfiaprov, -£?, -£, Ion. for acpt/uap-
tov, 2 a. ind. of adtafiapravw.
Acbdvua, -as, t), (fr. next) dark-
ness, obscurity, indistinctness ;
uncertainty, doubt.
A<pavr)s, -ios ~ovs, 6, }j, (fr. a neg.
and 0a<V<-' to appear) dark, ob-
scure, indistinct ; unseen, not
clear, hidden ; evanescent, vanish-
ed ; ignoble, mean, low.
A(f>avi£ti, 3 sin. and Atyavifyvci, 3
pi. pres. ind. act. — AQaviadnre,
2 pi. 1 a. impr. pass. — A<pavi%6-
fitvos, -tj, -ov, par. per. pass, of
A<f>avi£<i), f. -lait>, p. vfydviica, (fr.
last) to hide, conceal, darken ;
o destroy, abolish ; to wrrupl,
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A*A
spoil, deform, disfigure; toriw-
chargc, dismiss. Atyavifypai, to
disappear, vanish ; to perish.
per. pass. ti<pdviaftat. 1 a. pass.
V(}>avio&nv. 1 f. a<paviadfjaofiai.
A<f>aviafibs, -ov, b, and AQdvtoiSi
-ios, Att. -tuts, h, (fr. last) adis.
appearance, vanishing ; depart-
ure ; death, decease ; extinctiont
ruin, destruction ; an abolition^
doing away, annulling.
'A(f>avros, -ov, b, f], (fr. same) dis-
appearing, vanishing, evanes-
cent ; unseen, invisible, hidden ;
obscure, humble, lowly.
Atpdvrws, and 'Acbavrov, (fr. last)
obscurely, darkly ; secretly, pri-
vily, privately, unheeded, unob-
served.
A<t>avu>s, (fr. afyavris obscure) same
as last.
Acpd-rtTb), f. -d\pu>, p. airrjQa, (fr.
anb from, and arrrw to hang) to
hang to or upon, append, affxt
fasten to, tie, bind to ; to touch,
approach, come near to, per.
pass. ind. dtynuftai' par. a^>nu-
uiiosy Ion. dTraufxai, and aixap-
fJiVOS.
'A<pap, and Ion. atiapti, (perhaps
fr. a<pr) the touch) immediately,
quickly, suddenly, comp. u<pdp-
npns.
A6npci)s, -ios, -vosy and -/wj, 6,
Aphareus, a man's name.
Afapnriiai, Poet, for A<papei8ait
-u>v, oi, the sons of Aphareus.
AQdpicn, -ns, f/, an evergreen tree.
A<pdpuiKTos, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg.
and (pdpfxaKov a drug) unadul-
terated, uitmixed.
A<pnpTrd£ii), f. -d<rw, and -a£u>, (fr.
aw from, and aprd^w to rob)
to plunder, carry away, despoil,
rob ; to steal, snatch, pick up.
A<pdprepos, -a, -ov, (comp. of jcpap
quickly) quicker, speedier, soon-
er ; more sudden.
A<f>aoia, -as, Ion. and Poet. au<f>a
o-'v, -*7Ji hi (fr- a neg. and $r/ul
or (paw to speak) silence, dumb-
ness, inability to speak ; astonish-
ment, fear.
' Atiaros, -ov, b, ^, (fr, same) inex-
pressible, surprising, unuttera-
ble ; not to be repeated, spoken,
or mentioned, obscure, of no re-
port, mean, low.
A</>drw?, (fr. last) inexpressibly,
surprisingly ; without number,
enough, sufficiently, plentifully,
abundantly.
A(pavpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. a intens. and
(bavpos, Dor. for <pah\os worth-
less ; or narpos few) weak, faint,
feeble; lazy, slothful; cowardly;
vile, worthless ; dull, dim. comp.
a<pavpoTtpos, sub. -draros.
Acbai'iu), f. -avail), (fr. aro" intens.
and avio to dry) to dry up, with*
er, decay, fade ; to starve, fa-
mish.
' Atydii) -u>, f. -dau, (fr. a<pi) a
touch) to touch, handle ; to stroke*
sooth, caress, d^dwrra, Poet, for
icpujvra, a. sin. mas. cont. pa.
pres. act.
A*E
Atptyyfa -tof -ovt, 6, fi, (fr. a neg.
and <piyyos brightness) without
light, olsrure, dark; blind ; im-
peraptihle, gentle.
'Atptfpot, -ov, o, (fr. next) the cata-
menia, menses.
Afttpu, (fr. aepefpu/v a privy) to
choke, suffocate, stifle. ' A<f>tCpn, 2
sin. pres. sub. pass.
A<f>cApwv, -wvo?, b, (fr. airb apart,
and cSpu a seat) a privy ; a
seuer, drain ; perhaps, the rec-
tum, or lowermost gut. a. sin.
a<f>t6pu>va.
A0/»?rt, Ion. for a0fjrc, 2 pi. 2 a.
sub. act. of a<t>lrjfji.
A<f>t6cU, Aepidnv, -rjdrjv, or -udrv,
AepcOttrji; A0i0»>W2/, Atpcdi'/erufiat,
nun,
A0f<cVw-w, f. -f>aiii, (fr. a<j;c<r rj$ un-
sparing) to gne witliout stint ; to
lavish, squander ; to despise, ex-
pose ; to spare one's self, decline,
shun. a<ptib>,anrra, a. sin. mas.
of atpctifeut, 1 a. par. act.
A0£<cVw?, Ion. for A0£<cw?, (fr.
same) liberally, unsparingly ;
without mercy, severely.
A(j>u??iS, -ios -olf, b, i), (fr. a neg.
and <pti6ouai to spare) W>eral,
bountiful, unsparing; profuse,
prodigal, frequent, often.
AQitoia, -at, ff, ( fr. last ) profuseness,
prodigality, no sparing ; severity,
cruelty ; austerity, mortification.
A<f>fBntrav, 3 pi. ind. — A0t0w, -fit,
-V, sub. 1 a. pass. — AQiOneo-
uat, -t], -irat, 1 f. ind. act. —
A<pui, -cloa, -iv, n. pi. A<pivrtf,
par. 2 a. act. of aeplnpt.
AtytiOnv, and A<piQnv, Aepctaat,
A&ttfihos, see atpinut.
A<pc7\ov, -c;,-c, 2 a. act. ind.;
impr. A<pi\r opt. Ac^Xofyi* sub.
A(f,t\H>,-fn, ■ i)' inf. A<pi\uv' par.
AeptXwv. — A<pi\wuat, -n, -nrat,
2 a. sub. mid. of a0a<p/u>.
A$tt\6(inv, -ov, -cto, 2 a. mid. ind. ;
imp.A<pi\ovop\.A<pt\o7(iT]vs\il.
A<f>t\d>uat, -n, -nrat' inf. AflJtX/c--
Bai' par. A0rXd/irvo?, of same.
AQeluev, for ,.-0fyrv, 1 pi. of a&fjv,
2 a. ind. act Or, by Sync' for
a<peir)fitv, 1 pj. 2 a. opt. act. Or
Ion. and Poet, for aAiivat. 2 a.
mf. act. of atptnpt.
Aipuvai, A$i <?, see same.
A<p£KTfoc, -a, -ov, (fr. arre^u to with-
hold) to he withheld or abstain-
ed ; to be avoided or shunned.
A0fXyiiru>, (perhaps, fr. a<pi\etv to
take away, y6w the knee) to
hurt, injure, ahuse.
i.<pi\tta, -at, fi, (fr. atyt'Xfit simple)
simplicity, sincerity, purity of
thought, goodness of intention.
A<f,i \zodt, 2 pi. impr. Or, Ion. for
a<pii\zaQt, 2 pi. 2 a. ind. m. —
AepiXr/t, 2 sin. 2 a. sub. act. of
(Kpaiciw.
AtptXris, -/05 -or?, b, jj, simple, sin-
cere, fwnest, single-hearted ; sin-
gle, unmixed ; small, slender,
slight.
4.0 Akw, f. -(w, (ft. otto from, and eX-
ra to draw) to draiv or take away;
separate, divide, tear asunder.
A*H
\Arc\6unv, Ion. for a<ptt\6pnv, 2 a.
ind. mid. of aepatpitn.
Aif>t\6rvi, -177-0?, »/, same as a<f>i-
Xcta. d. sin. a<pi\6rnTi.
AepiXovftai, -17, -tirai, 2 f. mid. —
AQiX&ftai, 2 a. sub. mid A<pc-
X<I»v, 2 a. par. act of a<f>atpiui.
Aft\C>t, (fr. aepiXht simple) simply,
sincerely, without art ; singly,
barely, merely ; clearly, dis-
tinctly.
'AQcua, -arot, to, (fr. a<plnui to
Bend away) a discharge, dismis-
sion, sending away ; deliverance,
Utterly ; remission, forgiveness ;
the person or thing discharged.
A(f>iftcvoi, 2 a. par. mid. of atpln fit.
'A<ptvoi, by Sync. 'Ac>vo?, -ov, 0, or
-cot -ovt, rd, (perhaps fr. ao)'
/vof, viz. iiov of one year) in-
come, revenue, pr'+fil ; weallh,
riches ; plenty, abundance.
A<pivn, d. sin. of acpclt, 2 a. par.
act. of atplrjfii.
A<f>ifa, I f. act. of airi^w.
A<pipirw, f. a<pio\^.u>, (fr. arro intens.
and tpirti> to creep) to creep,
crawl, move like a serpent or
worm ; to creep or sneak away.
'A(f>a, -iru, 2 pi' A<pcrt , 2 a. impr.
act. of a^ln/it.
'Atptaiv, a. sin. — Aiplati, d. sin.
cont. Att. of
'AoJcffij, -10c, Att. -tut, f}, (fr.
a<pinfii to send away) a dismis-
sal, discharge; rehase, deliver-
ance; remission, for g iveness, par-
don ; a starting post ; speed,
impetuosity.
AQtaralnv, -n<, -n, pres. opt. —
A<f>iarart, AAtoruci, 2 and 3 pi.
pres. ind. of aipiarvui for a<t>lo-
rnfii. Or the two latter are by
Sync, for aftarijicaTt, and a<pca-
rfjKaai, 2 and 3 pi. per. act. of
aificrvui.
A<f>iarnfii, same as a<p(ornftt.
Aipirat, -wv, al, the name of a
place, some say a city of Mag-
nesia.
'AQtrt, 2 pi. 2 a. ind. or impr. of
a<pinut.
AQtrios, -a, -ov, (fr. afylnui to dis-
miss) to be dismissed, &c. posi-
tively with any of the significa-
tions of a<pi7]fii.
A<f>crtif, -oi,b, (fr.same) a shooter,
slinger, worker of warlike ma-
chines, engineer ; a freed slave,
freed man.
'Atptroc, -ov, b, >i, (fr. same) dis-
missed, discharged, loosed, set
free ; set apart, separated ; con-
secrated, holy ; rejected, refused ;
opposite, contrary.
A<pi\pw, and A^t^/w -<S, f. atyt^fi-
o-u), (fr. otto intens. and c^w to
boil) to boil away, evaporate.
AQiwKa, Att. for afujca, per. act.
— AQiuvrat, Att. for a6tivrai,
3 pi. per. pass, of atf>imu.
A6iH>oa, Att. for atyuypa, 3 sin.
impf. ind. of tupoodu).
' Acirj. -rfa, f), (fr. anrto to touch)
a joint ; touching, close vieehvg ;
the touch, ftcling ; a touch,
stroke, blow.
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A*0
Afnytofiai -oifiat, t. -ficouai, p.
-n^ai, (fr. ard intens. and fryio
pat to lead) to conduit,
Uad ; to command, rule, 4
l" ttll, rtlute, report, ri count.
g, -aroi, rd, (fr. last) a re-
lation, narration, history, story,
account.
Atpi'/yncts, -tot, Alt. -tut, h, (fr.
same) a narrative, 0>e recollec-
tion, memory, or reheartnl of any
thing ; the tale or story itself.
Aif>»ryoi'fievof, -ov, b, (par. pres. m.
of same) a leader, captain, chief,
general, commandtr.
A<p?jKa, -Kat, -Ki, or -kiv, before a
vowel, 1 a. ind. act. — 'Afnv,
-nt,-ti, ind. — A<tu>,-f)t, -jj, sub.
2 a. act. — A<br',cu>i -at, -tt, 1 f.
ind. act. of a^'inpi.
A(pri\dfjT]v, -ui, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid.
of aAdWofiat.
Atprj\t{, -I*u$, 6, »/, (fr. a neg. or
«rd from, and ijX(£ a companion)
destitute, forlorn, forsaken.
Atptfiaprov, -a, -c, 2 a. uad. act. of
a<paftaprdiu>.
Atinfjfihot, par. of AQfjppat, per.
pass, of aipdrrw.
A<pnvtd£w, f. -new, (fr. curd from,
and fjyla a bridle) to refuse the
rein, not to bear the bridle ; to bt
stubborn or obstinate ; to dis-
obey, resist.
A<pr)pc6prjv -ovutjv, -iov -ov, -tiro
-ctro, impf. ind. mid. — AflJi?p*'-
&nv, -rjf, -n, 1 a. ind. pass, of
a<patpiw.
A<pffrtt>p, -opot, b, (fr. atblnpt to send
foi'h) an epithet of Apollo, ths
utterer, pronouncer of oracles ;
the darter of light ; the archer.
"A<pdai, -u>v, a\, the thrush, a dis.
■ the mouth.
A<p6apoia, -at, »'/, (fr. a neg. and
epOtipw to destroy) incorruptibili-
ty, incorrvption ; immortality.
'A<p9aprot, -ov, 0, t), (fr. same) in-
corruptible, immortal, eternal.
'A<t>dut, par. of mA0nv, -rjt, -v»
Dor. or Ion. for^fl^v, 1 a. pass,
of arrw.
"Aepffirot, -ov, b, f/, (fr. a neg. and
<£0/w to corrupt) see dtbdaprot.
AepQOyyottrt, d. pi. Ion. of
'A60oyyct, -ov, 0, L (fr. same, and
■ <t voice, th. (bdiyyopat to
speak) speechless, dumb : mute,
silent.
AipOovdrot, Dor. for A<b86vnT0t, -ov,
b,f], (fr. same, and epdovot envy)
exempt from envy, unenvied.
A<pdoviartpot, Poet, for a<p8ovurt-
pot, comp. of dQdovot'
Aepdovia, -at, »/, (fr. a neg. and
qj&6vot stint) abundance, plenty,
no stint ; exemption from envy,
malice, or grudge.
'A6ftovof, -ov, 6. 11, (fr. same) ex-
empt from envy, unassorted by
malice : plentiful, abundant, co-
pious, unstinted, given without
grudge, liberal.
A £-00 ixu?, (fr. last) plentifully, co-
piously ; without enry or stint,
HI trolly.
'A<pdopot, -ov, b, 1), (fr. o neg. and
AM
$6tip* to corrupt) uncorrupted,
untainted, untouched ; young,
tender.
i plant.
2<rt for a<pitiai,
3 pi. pres. o£ aQirtjii.
Ayiyuai, -lot, -m-ai, per. pass. —
_.•:>•, -£>, -kto, pper. pass,
ot a<piK*iouai.
-3j, to, (fr. next) a
statue, ima. . temple,
sanctuary.
x,, and AQuoi -> j, f. -.'tci),
(fir. ord in'ens. and Icpi'df «o fix)
to set, place ; to erect, set up ; to
offer, present, dedicate.
Aeyitdt, A<pitvai, Ay-tds, see a^inufi.
A6(£i, 3 son. impf. of i
AQuua; 1 pL ind. — JHpiirz, 2 pi.
ind. or impr. — A^uVj..
impr. pres. act. — AQicvai, pres.
inf. act. — Aourai, 3 sin. and
A&icvrai, 3 pL pres. ind. pass.
'Ariiv, same as next. Impf. aipUov,
and r,cuov ~ovv, -ist; -ins, -id
-'ui. 2 a. ind. act. j^iov, -£j, -£.
.ad. act, A^tw, -£<?, -£?.
A+inpt, f. o^t^uj, p. dQcita, (fr.
r jm, and Ii;/u to send) to dis-
miss, discharge, send, or jtnrf
airav ; to divorce ; to part with,
- ; to loose ship, weigh an-
chor, set sal; to forsake, leave,
abandon, quit, desert ; to leave
- : to leave, let alone ; to
. omit, neglect ; to permit,
suffer, let, allow ; to remit, for-
give, pardon, absolve, release ;
to emit, discharge, hurl, shoot,
send forth ; to vent, wreak ; to
yield, give up the ghost, die. 2 pi.
pres. impr. atp'urr opt. atpuinv
sub. a<»(&' inf. acjicvai' par.
... 2 a. act. ind. o^^v, -Tjs,
. dipere'
oat. a$tit]V sub. a#<2, -jjs, -?)•
inf. ardvatm par. a<pds. 1 a. act.
i, pres. pass. aa~U(iai, -cat,
. per. pass. a<j.upai, 3 pi.
Alt. a^iutvrai' par.
afeifiivos. 1 a. pass. ind. atpn-
0ip>, a&d9rji, and adidnv' impr.
- a<pedrjri' opt. a&tQzinv' sub. aipt-
0J», -7;, -§• inf. ad£#??vaf par.
afedds- 1 f. pass, aiptdrjoouai.
A£<Vi, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
last.
_, fr. aro intens. and t*d; u
to meet, see next.
A^iKrioftat -ovuai, £ -i^Oftai, p.
- ?m, and frvto-
fim to come) to come or go from
one place to another, arrive ; to
. ittam to; to happen, be-
fall, chance, pres. inf. a6iKvdo-
daf par. aCmoiuaoi. 2 a. mid
md. a^iKOfirjv, -ov, -cro' sub
aQ'ucutuaf inf. apu/rfai' par
a6tc6u£>o;.
-(, (fr. «xd intens. and new
to come) same as last.
. P^r.
Ae>U: ■-. :.<;-.:, 3 sin. :
AfiKtrrOt. 2 pi. 2 a. ind. mid. —
- 1 Dor. for nfUov, 2
a. IfiMK. mid. — A£t/ci<.:. Dor.
0
A+A
and iEol. for afmov, pres. impr. I
mid. — Ay-ixyai, Ion. for a^iV^,!
2 sin. 2 a. sub. mid. of a&ucvio-
uai.
Ari\dyad»s, -ov, b, //, (fr. a neg.
fond, and aya0d$ good) no
lover of good men, no friend to
goodness; ill disposed, evil-mind-
ed.
A<pi\aidpwzia, -as, i}, (fr. next) in-
humanity, unkindness ; cruelty, !
barbarity.
ATi\dv8cm>xoc, -ov, b, 1/, (fr. a neg.
fyikoc fond, and dv0p<i>To$ a man) ;
inhuman, cruel, savage, barba- '
rous.
Ad«Aav0pw?r<i>j, (fr. last) inhuman-
ly, cruelly.
A.<pi\doyvpos, -ov, h, >), (fr. a neg.
<pi\os fond, and opyvpo? silver)
not avaricious ; generous, liberal.
'A<pi\oc, -ov, b, fi, (fr. o neg. and
<pl\os a friend) unfriendly, un-
kind; friendless, destitute; not
having, or wanting friends.
A<pt\6rluos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
Tiftti honour) unambitious, unas-
suming, modest, diffident ; mean,
low.
'A<f>i^ic,-ioc,AtX. -£wj, 4, (fr. atptK-
viaftai to arrive) a coming, ar-
rival; a departure, setting out;
an excursion, journey ; an in-
cursion, invasion, inroad, a. sin.
d<pi%iv.
A.<pi^ouai, 1 f. mid. of cupiKviopai.
A<j>iirzcvu), f. -ticia, (fr. airo from,
and iirxevd) to ride) to ride away,
go off, depart.
AyiTrrnui, f. -;/trw, and A^i'nxa/iOJ,
f. -ijco/uii, (fr. a-rb from, and
"rrrrifii to fly) to ^?y away; to
pass away, disappear, vanish ; to
move swiftly. 2 a. act. ind. a-zt-r-
tjjv. inf. arrOTTTfjiaf par. arorr-
rd?. 2 a. mid. ind. a-xeirrduTrv,
and -dfirjv' inf. aTotrrdcSaf par.
aTO-rrd/uvos.
A^f'ffravrat, 3 pi. pres. ind. mid
Aipicraro, 3 sin. impf. mid. —
A<f>io~rao-o, pres. impr. mid. of
Ayio-rifui, f. aTTocrrjod), p. ae>*CTT}Ka,
(fr. aro from, and "lar-qjxi to set)
to separate, sever, disjoin, divide,
disunite ; to put away, place at a
distance ; to turn away, draw off,
detach, seduce ; to stop, make to
cease; to cut short, break off, in-
terrupt. A6i<rrauai, to withdraw,
depart, remove, shi.n, avoid, ab-
dicate, retire ; to turn from, ab-
hor, loathe; to abstain, refrain,
withhol/l from ; to revolt, rebel,
fall off or away, apostatize ; to
fail, be deficient ; to be absent,
away, or far off; to gather, draw ,
to a head, suppurate. 2 a. act.!
ind. aTrftnTjv' impr. a^6<rridi,\
- - .2 . .- — -1' sub. a-zoo-
-" . - \ --■ inf. airooT7Jvaf par.
- --i$. pres. pass. a<()icrd^ai%
-vat, -rat, in 3 pi. a<f>i<rravrai'
impr. aipio-rao-o, 1 f. mid. axoo-
Ti'iaouai.
. . inf. of a fly fiat, per. pass,
of a<piK\ iofiat.
:r. a neg. and
A*0
(p\du, same as $\du> to break)
the highest part of a ship, the
quarter, poop.
A<pXoyio-ria,-ac, fj, (fr. next) inca-
pa ility of being burned.
Ay-Xoyicros, -ov, b, I), (fr. a neg.
an 1 <pXoyi$u> to burn) not parch-
ed scorched, or blistered; un-
fa, rned ; not inflammable or easi-
ly set on fire.
A<p\oiGuds, -ov, b, same as a<pp6c.
Aipveii), Dor. for a^vttoD, g. of af*
vetos.
Ay-vibs, and Poet. A<pvtibs, -ov,
0, r), (fr. dipcvos wealth) rich,
wealthy, opulent ; abundant, plen-
tiful; munificent, liberal.
A0vw, (by Sync, and Apoc. fr.
aiftaiws invisibly) suddenly, una-
wares, unexpectedly ; directly,
forthwith.
A<f>6@T)Tos, -ov, b, f], (fr. a neg. and
09/3«<> to fear) fearless, undaunt-
ed.
Ay-o(5ia, -as, ft, (fr. next) security,
confidence, boldness.
'A0jj3o?, -ov, b, 1), (fr. a neg. and
y-dfios fear) fearless, irUrepid, un-
daunted; bold, courageous.
A<p6$w, (fr. last) intrepidly, bold-
ly, without fear; impudently,
insolently.
A<pohvfia, -drog, rd, (fr. a^ootim
to go to stool) excrement.
Ay-ocevrrjpiov, -ov, to, (fr. same) a
close-stool, privy.
Ay-oc'evti), f. -tvcu, p. a<p6SevKa, (fr.
azb from, and blevw to go) to go
aside, ease nature, empty the
bcfi-els, purge.
A(p6ciMi, -ov, to", (fr. next) excre-
ment.
'A<po6os, Ion. d-zoSos, -ov, f\, (fr.
azb from, and bods a road) a de-
parture, going away ; retirement,
withdrawing ; return, coming
back ; a privy ; dung, excrement.
A<pOftoi6<j) -u>, f. -<Zc(i>, p. a<puuoiu)-
Ka, (fr. azb intens. and bpotoui to
liken) to assimilate, make like,
liken, per. pass, atptoifioiwuai'
par. a<pu>uotu>pivos.
A0ottX/£w, f. -/(7u>, (fr. airb from,
and 6tA/£o> to arm) to disarm,
strip, despoil of arms or armour.
Aipo-zXi^Ofiai, to strip, put off or
mour, lay aside arms.
Acpopddi -Si, f. -decx), p. aipupaKii,
and Att. a<peupaKa, (fr. azb in-
tens. and bpdui to look) to look
from, turn away the eyes ; to look
steadfastly, gaze, behold; to look
up to, revere, respect ; to view,
take a view of.
AfopSiov, -ov,rb, Poet, for acpliiov.
A<p6pr)ros, -ov, b, fi, (fr. a neg. and
Qopiu) to bear) intolerable.
A<popia, -as, f), (fr. same) unfruit-
fulness, sterility.
A0oot^a,3 sin. ind. act. — AdopiS,
-£ij, -£«, Att. for a<popicu, -eiSj
-a, 1 f. ind. act. of
A<pooi£b>, t. -itru), p. -tKa, (fr. airb
from, and boifa to define) to
sever, separate, divide ; to pi'k
out, choose, cull, select : to *K«
tinguish, designate-, mark, ml? t
to take away, carry qff, banish,
excommunicate. 1 f. Att. a<popiu>
1 a. act. ind. acjutpiaa' impr
a<pdptaov, -dru,. per. pass. a<f>&-
Ion
piofiai' par. afwptofiivos.
a0opi<T/i/voj. 1 a. pass, at
dnv' impr. afyoplaQnn ' 2 pi. i0o-
JL<p6pi<rfifi, -Xroc, to, (fr. same) any
thing separated or set apart ; an
offering, vow.
A<poptoubs, -oC, 6, (fr. same) a dis-
tinction, diversion, separation,
excommunication ; an aphorism,
proverb, adage, pithy sentence.
AQopftdw -Ho, f. -f\aw, p. ao\wpfinKa,
(fr. aud from, and bppdw to rush)
to set out, go off"; to arrive at,
invade, attack.
JLQopnti, -r)s, h, (fr. arrb from, and
bpufi tendency"! an onset, attack,
assault ; a refuge, help ; an oc-
casion, opportunity ; pretence,
motive, cause; materials, means,
provision, subsistence ; money,
capital, stock.
Atbop-triduev, Sync, for -dclnvav, 3
pi. 1 a. opt. pass, of (Kpopfidu).
A<popA6ynTos, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg.
and <popu\oytu> to collect ■ tax)
exempt, not subject to tribute.
'A<pop?<, -ov, b, i'i, (fr. same, and
<pipu> to bear) that does not bear,
oarren, unproductive.
Artop'livrtf, n. pi. cont. par. pres.
act. of acfioo'im.
A0o<7c4u> -<2, f. -wffWj p. -uiiea, (fr.
arrb from, and ovios noly) to lake
away, sever, set apart ; to conse-
crate, dedicate, devote / to atonr
for, expiate ; to reject, abominate,
put away ; to discharge formal
ceremonies, act as of course, per-
form slightly ; to beg against,
deprecate, refuse, decline.
A<poalu>ua, -aro;,rb, (fr. last) a sa-
crifice of atonement, offering of
expiation.
AQotritjHTtc, -toe, Att. -tug, y, (fr.
same) an atonement, expiation.
A0' ov totc, from that time, from
thence.
A$ov, for dQtero, impr. o(a<p(fiTjv, 2
a. mid. of a<f>inut»
A0otJ, stand off, away, begone.
'A66<j)vra, Poet, for aepuivra, a. sin.
mid. cont. par. pres. act. ofa^a'w.
AQpaScLO -<S, f. -yaw, p. -n<a, (fr.
a<ppa6?is rash) to act sillily, play
the fool; to speak rashly, talk in-
considerately, blah, babble, prate.
A6pioiwv -wv, d. sin. AQpaSiovrt,
par. pres. of last.
Af->aSiws, (fr. a&oab'fc foolish)
tashly, inconsiderately, hastily.
A<poaor)s, -he -ovc, b, ?/, (fr. a neg.
and <ppd£w to think) thoughtless,
rash, inconsiderate, inadvertent ;
foolish, infatuated.
A6oa8ia, -ac, and Ion. -Sin, -yc, fj,
(fr. last) rashness, hastiness ;
thoughtlessness, inadvertence ; sil-
liness, folly.
A<ppa(vM f. -dvS, (fr. a neg. and
<bpf>y the mind ) to dote ; to rave,
h distracted ; be out of the wits,
act wildly.
A*T
'AQpaKTos, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same, and
ippdaaw to hedge) unfortified,
open, exposed; undecked; un-
guarded, unawares.
' A<f>pu<rro$, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
0oa£(i> to say) untold, not uliinl
or revealed; not to be expressed
or repeated ; unwarned, unad-
vised, unexpected, unawares; un-
known, hidden, secret.
A<polw -w, (fr. aippdf froth) to foam,
froth ; be covered with sweat.
AQpyrwp, -Spot, b, (fr. a neg. and
(j>pyrwp a tribesman) not of the
tribe, not of any tribe ; without
kindred, regardless of kindred j
a misanthrope, manhater.
Atpptfa, f. -low, p. fuppiKa, (fr
a<Ppd<; froth) to froth, foam.
A<pptK?i, -r)f, f), Africa.
Atypoyivtta, -a?, fj, and AQpoycvfis
-r >i -org, h, (fr. a$pbs foam, and
ylvoftai to be) born of the foam,
sea-born ; an epithet of Venus.
A<PpoSi<rlaKOi, -y, -ov, Atppo&iaiae-
rns, and Atppotlaioe, -ov, b, ft,
(fr. next) of or relating to Venus ;
amatory ; wanton.
I -'!, -77c, n, (fr- n<ppb{ froth, or
nibouiv silly, or 3/?po$ delicate)
A<f>p6K0[ins, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
Kdfiv the hair) with hair of foam ;
the hair covered with foam.
A<Pp6va,-vti, -v<j>v, cases of a<Ppwv.
A<ppovlui -w, (fr. a neg. and eppovlw
tO Htiilcrst:\ri(l) to he foolish, silly,
dote. par. pres. a<ppovtwv, a. pi.
atppovlovras.
'A(f>povrti, -Jot, b, fi, (fr. a neg.
and <ppovr\<; care) careless, indif-
ferent ; thoughtless ; fearless, un-
concerned, without care.
AtbpovTiorita -w, f. -rjaw, p. -rjKa,
(fr. last) to omit, pass by, neg-
lect ; to slight, disregard.
AQoovTiaria, -as, b., (fr. same) in-
difference, inattention ; negU-
gence, omission.
A<Pp6vTioros, -ov, b, f), (fr. same)
see a<ppovrlc.
Kipovriarwg, (fr. last) car elessly ;
at ease ; negligently.
AQpbs, -ov, b, froth, foam ; spittle,
sweat.
A<ppoai, d. pi. of dQpwv.
Acppotrvvn, -n?, t), (tr. next) folly,
foolishness, silliness ; levity, heed-
lessness ; rashness, imprudence,
infatuation.
A<ppuiv, -Svoi, b, f,, (fr. a neg. and
dj>pfiv understanding) unwise, sil-
ly, foolish ; rash, inconsiderate.
kfyvn, -ns, hy tne anchovy.
A<pv?ic, -foj -oD<r, b, h, (fr. a neg.
and 6vfi disposition) dull, heavy,
stupid ; silly, simple ; ignorant,
untaught.
Atpvta, -as, '/, (fr. same) dullness,
stupidity, want of talents.
'AQvktos, Poet, for 'AcpcvKroc, -ov,
b, h, (fr. a neg. and Qcvyto to
escape) inevitable, unavoidable ;
unerring ; inextricable.
AtpvKTws, (fr. last) inevitably.
A<f>v\aKTos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and
dvAdVcrw to guard) unwary, heed-
no6)
AXA
less, inattentive ; unobserved, un-
noticed, unguarded, neglected,
unprotected.
A(pv^dKTdii, (fr. last) incautiously.
rashly.
A(f>v^(t), 1 f. ind. act. of a^iWw.
A<pvzvl£a>, f. -lew, (fr. ard (rom,
and vnvos sleep) to awake, rouse
from sleep.
A<f>vrv6w -u>, f. -ii<7w, p. a<pvxvu»ca,
(fr. aird intens. and trvoj sleep)
to fill fast asleep, sleep soundly.
Afyvirvwaa, -u$, -t, 1 a. ind. act. ol
last.
AtpvvytTds, -ov, b. ft, (fr. a^t'w to
drain) drawri, drained, poured,
rushing. Subs, a muddy torrent,
swollen stream.
Afvaaai, Poet, for a^vaat, 1 a Inf.
act. ofa^tJw.
A<f>v<r<rw,f. -fa), (fr. a0t3w to drain)
to draw, take out of, empty; (o
pour upon, water ; to acquire,
collect, get together. 1 f. inf! ac».
a<pv£itv.
A<pv<rrtpiw -Si, f. -yj(tw, (fr. airo
from, and vartpof deficient) to
withdraw, withhold, keep back;
to cheat, defraud, cozen; to fall
behind, lag.
A0i'o», f. -vtrw, (perhaps fr. azo
intens. and fa to 'ain) to draw,
take from, or out of; to empty,
drain, exhaust.
A<p' u>, and A0' wrs, Dor. for a<f
ov, viz. xp6vov,fi om which rime,
from whence.
A<pu>, -r)i, -fj, 1 pi. -wficv, 2 a. sub.
act. of n&lniii.
A<putuotu)uhoi, -n, ov, par. per.
pass, of a<poytoi6<j).
'A0wi/o?, and Poet. Aipjjvtiros, -ov,
b, t), (fr. a neg. and <£wvr)
voice) speechless, dumb, silent,
mute ; inarticul tte ; unuttered,
not spoken.
Acpwpi^ov, -t?, -t, or -tv, before a
vowel, impf. act. — A<f>wpiaa,
-ac, -e, I a. ind. act. — A<f>wptc-
Hivos, -n, -ov, par. per. pass, of
a<popl£u).
A<f>u)oi, 3 pi. 2 a. sub. act. of
a<p[n\ii.
A-X^i b, Achaz, indecl. a man's
name.
A^afa, -af, and A^a??, -Hoc, r),
the name of a country com-
monly called Greece, Lat.
Achaia.
A\oA(\a, a. sin. of last.
AxaiK&s, -r), -bv, (fr. A;\'a?u)
Achaian, Greek, Grecian. Also
Achnicus, a man's name.
A^ofaf, -dhos, a proper name.
AxattSec, n. pi. of
Axaus, -'doc, fj, (fr. A^aia) a wo-
man of Achaia, or Greece.
A^/itoi, -wv, ol, (fr. same) Achai-
ans ; Greeks, Grecians.
LxaivaX, -<~ov, oi, a\, stags, deer ; oi
rather an epithet of th»m from
the city of Achainea.
A^aXZvoc, -ov, b, r), (fr. a neg. and
Xa\ivdg a bridle) unbridled, li-
crntious, unrestrained ; violent,
headstrong, rash.
'A^aAico?, -ov, b, fi, {fr. same, and
AXG
va>«dj brass) without brass ; un-
armed, unprotected ; without mo-
ney, pennyless, poor.
Avdv*;, -ns, 17, a Persian measure
of grain ; a baker1 s trough.
Ay/iv^i -f'off "o8fc &> ^> (fr# a mtens«
and x*iv»> to gape) wide, gaping,
yawning; fixed or wrapped in
amazement ; huge, vast ; im-
mense, boundless; deep, bottom-
less.
A^aptj, -troj, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
Xo-'oii thanks) unpleasant, dis-
agreeable, troublesome, offensive ;
insipid ; worMess ; thankless,
ungrateful, ungracious.
Axapiarcu -u>, f. -^aw, (fr. axdptcr-
tos disagreeable) to offend, dis-
gust, shock, cause a dislike ; to be
ungrateful; to experience in-
gratitude.
AY/zpio-ria, -as, >;, (fr. same) un-
thankfulness, ingratitude.
Ay^'pioroy, -ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
Xdpii thanks) thankless, ungrate-
ful ; disagreeable, offensive.
Ayapun-ws, (fr. last) ungratefully ;
unkindly.
Ax^rni, -ov, b, Achates, the friend
of ^Eneas ; an agate.
'Ay_«, Dor. for fiXlii ^ sm- Pres-
or impf. ind. of ny/w.
' A yh , and ' A y,i , indecl. a green flag.
Ay/<V> indecl. a man's name.
^Y^p^, -"* "9^> &> ^ (fr- a ne8*
and ^£-p the hand) without
hands, wanting a hand or hands ;
maimed.
A^eipoTroj'^ro?, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and Ttoiiuj to make) no* made by
hands ; not made by man; na-
tural, not artificial.
Ap^cXairof, and Ay^Xwo?, -ov, b, the
river Achelous.
A^focaa, Dor. for axiovaa, for
which also Ay/ovo-', fern. par.
pres. of ayfa>.
'Ay£p<5o?, -ou, I , the black thorn, or
sloe tree.
Alports, -t<5oj, f), (fr. next) rTie
ii>/u'te poplar which Hercules
was said to have brought from
Acheron.
Av/pwv, -ovros, b, (fr. a^oj grief,
and fifo to flow) there were
several rivers of this name.
One of the rivers of the Hell
of the Poets, Hell, Acheron.
Ay^Do-j, JEo\. and Dor. for tjxovoi,
d. pi. par. pres. or 3 pL pres.
ind. act. of ^tw.
Ay^uw, same as
Avf'w -w, f. -!7crw, (fr. dxos grief )
to pain, ache ; to grieve, fret , re-
pine ; to be angry, par. pres.
Ay/w, Dor. for 17^/u.
A^nv, -/voj, 6, ^, (fr. a neg. and
t'^oj to have. Or, fr. a intens.
and ^aivdj to gape) poor, indi-
gent ; beggarly, mean ; gaping
for food.
Axnvta, -as, }), (fr. last) poverty,
want, indigence.
Ay^a?, 1 a. par. pass, of dyu>.
Axdiffei, Att. for avflfffp, 2 s:n. 1 f.
raid, ofdx&ofiai.
AXP
A^flrjvai, 1 a. inf. pass. — Axfbriata-
dc, 2 pi. 1 f. ind. pass, ofayw.
'Ay^o/iat, f. -jjoouai, and -ioouat,
p. rix^"rKal'i an(^ ^X^t<rtial'1 Cr"
next) to 6e oppressed, overburden-
ed ; to grudge, be loath, or un-
living-; to refuse, take ill, dislike;
to moan, bemoan, grieve, fret.
pres. 1 pi. ax0<fyu6V 3 pi. a^-
dovrai. 1 a. ind. pass. »?^;0f(T0^v.
A^Ooj, -to? -ovsi to, a weight, load,
burden; truss, pack, baggage;
a charge, impost, imposition ;
pressure, affliction ; grief sor-
row, wo, calamity.
AxQo<popi<j) -w, f. -170-01, (fr. last, and
(pfpu to carry) to bear burdens,
carry a load, be a porter.
AxQoipdpos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same) that
carries loads or bears burdens ;
a porter, beast of burden.
Ay/, easily, freely, readily.
rAxh Dor. for jjgi.
A^tXf'a)j,Poet. for A Y^XX/wf, g. and
Ay/Xfja, Poet, for A^tXXta, a. of
A y/XXcv;, -f'oj, Att. -?jos, and -ta>s,
0, Achilles, a man's name.
Aj£tXA>7»)j, relating to Achilles, like
Achilles.
Ay/twi; -ovos, b, fi, (fr. a neg. and
Xirwv a coat) without a coat, m a
waistcoat or jacket; ill-dressed,
poor.
'A^Xatvoj, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
X^alva a cloak) without a cloak,
in his waistcoat.
AyXudEij, -co-era, -ev, (fr. next)
tZar/c, obscure; misty, foggy,
gloomy, dreary.
AyXti?, -vos, 17, darkness, obscurity
0 cloud, mist, fog ; weakness or
dimness of sight; sadness, sor-
row, grief, wo.
A^Xuw, f. -uo-w, (fr. last) to darken,
obscure, sully ; to shade, shadow,
overshadow ; to hide, screen, con-
ceal ; to grow dark ; to become
blind.
'Axva, or 'AxvTf, -ns, £, (fr. a neg.
and f^w to cohere) chaff, husks ;
down, motes, straws, &c. froth,
foam; smoke, soot.
'Ax^uai, f. -voouai, p. -i^wcr/tat,
(fr. dy/jf grief) to grieve, repine,
fret, take ill. par. pres. ayw/u-
vos-
A£o7, Dor. for
'Ay/Ao?, -ou, 6, f), (fr. a neg. and
Xo\ri bile) without the gall, free
from bile ; mild, gentle ; good
against bile ; allaying anger,
A^dpEDroj, -ov, b,fi (fr. same, and
yopoj a chorus) without a chorus ;
without dances, devoid of mirth,
cheerless.
'A vos, -eos -ovs, rd, pain, ache ;
grief, sorrow, wo ; emotion, dis-
quiet, perturbation ; confusion,
disorder, calamity, misfortune.
'AYoavro?, -ov, b, ^, (fr. a ne>g. and
yoaiVw to colour) untouched, un-
tainted, incontaminated, pure.
A^pri?, -dtos, f), the wild pear-tree.
Axpsiov, (neut. of next) see ax
pttaij.
Avpaoj, -a, -ov, (fr. a neg. and
(107)
>>X0l>
7, d. sin. of
ATE
Xftt* use) unprofitable, useless t
worthless ; lazy, cowardly ; silly,
awkward.
AxpttoTris,-nros, ^,(fr. last) useless-
ness, unprofitableness, insignifi-
cance ; simplicity, awkwardness.
AypEtdo* -w, f. -(io-w, p. Tjxpciuica,
(fr. same) to render useless, make
good for nothing ; to debase, vili-
fy. A;£pEido/ia», to become worth-
less or vile ; to disgrace, demean
one's self. per. pass. ^YPEta^a*.
1 a. pass. TixpuuQvv, 3 pi. nxpei-
t&dnoav.
A^prtwy, (fr. same) insignificantly;
awkwardly ; foolishly ; disgrace-
fully ; uselessly, to no purpose.
Axpmos, Poet, for axptios.
Axpnioros, Poet, for d £p»70T0j.
Axptiuaros, -ov, b, ft, (fr. o neg. and
X(>npa property) penny less, poor,
indigent, destitute ; plain, not ex-
pensive.
Axpip&v, -6vos, b, f), (fr. same)
poor, indigent, destitute.
'Axpnoros, -ov, b, f], (fr. a neg. and
Xpnorbs useful) useless, unpro-
fitable, worthless ; unused ; bad,
vicious, base, vile. Or, (fr. same,
and XP'ilJia an oracle) who re*
ceives no answer from the oracle,
unanswered ; who disregards
oracles.
'A-xph ar>d 'AXPtJ» *l^> unt^ » *'*'^»
continually ; up to, unto, so far,
as far as; in, within.
Ax^puid, -as, >/, (fr. next) a place
into which the chaff is blown from
the grain, the receptacle for the
chaff, the chaff gathered there, a
heap of chaff.
Ay^pov, -ov, rb, ( perhaps fr. o neg.
and £Yupo*? firm) chaff; straw,
stubble, titter, haum.
Ax?p6(j) -w, f. -wffw, p. -u)Ka, (ft.
last) to spread, scatter, or strew
with chaff, straw, litter, &c. to
mix with chaff.
AY/ipwr, -wvos, b, (fr. same) a heap
of straw, the straw thrown from
the flail; chaff.
A^;w, ax&S, a, Dor. for »yw.
'A^w, same as axa^fw.
A^wp, -Cjpos, b, a running sore on
the head ; foulness, dandrff.
"A\p,.back, backwards, behind; af-
ter, subsequently ; in succession ;
again ; on the contrary ; imme-
diately, directly.
"Aipaw, 2 sin. 1 a. opt. mid.
"Aipao, Ion. for a\pw, and this
Dor. for Jj^w, 2 sin. 1 a. ind.
mid. — 'Aipd/icvos, -n, -ov, par.
— "AipaaQat, inf. 1 a. mid. of
a~rto.
'Axpavoros, -ov, 6, fj, (fr. a neg. and
\pavo) to touch) untouched, un-
tasted, untainted, undefiled, pure.
'Axpeicros, -ov, and A\pcyfis, -to%
-ovs, b,f/, (fr. same, a.na\piyw to
blame) unreproved ; unblame-
able, blameless.
A\pev6eu), and A4 ' ^tt/w -w, (fr.
next) to speak truly, tell truth;
to shun deceit.
A\}/EvSrfs, -ios -ovs, and 'A\pcv$os,
-ov, b, I), (fr a neg. and \pevtyi
AQP
false) incapable oj falsehood,
true, faithful ; real, genuine,
right, just.
A4'ivius,^on. Aiptv6ius, (fr. last)
truli/, verily, really.
Jixpevoros, -ov, b, b, (fr. a neg. and
\j/ ii> 6ut to he) true, faithful, ho-
nest, just.
A\ptits,n. pi. of&\pt{.
Aypiiopos, -ov, b, h, (fr. &\p again,
and k6oos satiety) fastidious,
squeamish, delicate, nice.
'A*}.™, a. sin. of aifij.
A\pivd1ov, -ov, to, and 'Ai^ivfloy,
-ov, b, (perhaps fr. a neg. and
Trivia to drink) wormwood.
'Ai^if, and A\j.is, -i6os, >), (fr. an-
tu> to join) a joining, jilting,
knotting ; a joint, knot ; a bond,
band, tie ; a fishing net, mesh ;
a vault, arch, groin ; a military
testudo, or covered approach ;
the felloes, or wooden circumfer-
ence of a wheel ; a circle, ring.
'A\pn, -toi, Att. -£W{, /,, (fr. same)
the touch, feeling ; a touching,
handling; intercourse, count j-
ion.
AifOfj'pos, and AipSpboos, -ov, b, 17,
(fr. uxp backward, and f>6os a
stream) flowing back, ehbum. re-
turning, retrograde ; riciprocal,
mutual.
Ad, os, -cos -01 J, rb, (fr. nrru to
join) a joint, nrticulut
limb, member ; bonds, fttttrs.
A^o^nrl, (fr. a neg. and x^depos a
crash) without noise, stilly, qui-
etly.
AipvX0ii "ovi °' ^> Cr' a nrP- an0"
(pv%ti life) lifeless, dead, inani-
mate ; Spiritless, pusillanimous.
Aipuftat, -j), -nrai, 3 pi. -^utyrai,
1 a. sub. mid. of arrrw.
A(i>, Ada), At'w, 'At/fit, f. af)o~u), to
blow ; to breathe, draw breath ;
to breathe gently ; to sleep, par.
pres. aciS' 1 a. inf. act. ar'/aai,
and aiaai.
Am, or Adw, same as ardw, which
see, par. 1 a. mid. aadfjevos, 1 a.
ind. pass. fioBnv, Ion. dadnv,
-ns,-r}.
'Aw, f. daw, for dSu>, which see.
A&dtv, Dor. for ndOcv.
Awv, advos, a, Dor. for nw, which
for rjiwv.
Awo/u) -w, f. ->70-w, p. rjwpnKa, (fr.
dwpoj unseasonable) <o neglect,
overlook, pass by, omit.
Aoipt, (fr. same) untimely, unsea-
sonably, out of time.
Awpla, -as, >'/, (fr. same) unreason-
ableness, unfitness, immaturity ;
bad weather, inclemency.
Awp6\etos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
Arioff smooth) beardless in age,
long without having a beard.
Awpos, -ov, b, ff, (fr. a neg. and
S>pa time, care. Or, fr. same,
and ovpos a guard) unseasonable ;
unfit, improper, unbecoming ;
immature, untimely ; negligent,
careless, indifferent ; requiring
much care, hard to be. guarded,
or preserved.
Awpro, by Sync and Ion. for
BAA
pwptro, 3 sin. pper. pass, ofo/w-
p/w. Or Poet, for fjpro, 3 Bin.
pper. pass, of atpu.
Au>s, ados aovs, a, Dor. for tjus, a.
sin. cont. au>.
Amriu) -u>, 1. -i)ou>, and Aorcvti), f.
-tiiffw, (fr. next) to cull, gather,
pluck flowers ; to -in joy, (Might
in, take the benrjit of, indulge.
Au)rbs, -ov, b, and 'Awrov, -ov, rb,
a flower ; produce, or pro/it ;
wool; the flower, bloom, pride,
excellence.
'Awros, -ov, b, >/, (fr. a neg. and
ovs the ear) without ears, want-
ing tars, having no lugs.
B, P, 6, the second of the Greek
letters, called beta. As a nu-
meral mark, it signifies two ;
or with a dot underneath, t, tw<>
thousand.
Ba, a particle implying ridicule or
derision.
Ba, by Apoc. for 0dQi, Dor. for
(ifjdi, impr. of i(3nv, 2 a. of (3fyi,
or lialvw.
BrtnA, indecl. pi. /3daA</4, Baal,
Bal, or Bel ; a ruler, lord.
Bacons, a root, to which some
wonderful properties were at-
tributed.
Bdfia, an unmeaning word used
by infants.
Bnpdfa, f. -daw, and d(ci>, (fr. last)
to speak inarticulately, lisp ; to
cry like an infant.
Bdfiai, O strange ! wonderful !
astonishing ! bless me !
BafiaKTys, -ov, b, (fr. /?a/?a£w to
prate) a vain-talker, haranguer,
speech-maker. See also (idftal;.
BajldXiov, -ov, rd, (fr. /3d/3a) a
cradle.
BafiaXtarJjpia, -uv, ra, (fr. same)
a cradle.
Bd(Ja\ov, -ov, rb, an opening, pas-
sage, aperture ; the female parts.
Bdfiu£, -aicos, b, >/, (fr. /3d£<i> to
speak) prating, babbling, talka-
tive ; idle, foolish, silly ; trouble-
some, impudent.
BafipdCu, to cry loudly, or shrilly ;
to chirp.
Bd(ipi^, -iKos, h, the gum, or gums.
Baf3v\u>v, -mvos, fit Babylon, a fa-
mous city. d. -wvi.
BaSSlv, lineri clothes.
BUSnv, (fr. jSai'vw to walk) step by
step, by degrees, by little and
little, gradually ; slowly, softly.
Bac7£w, f. -tab), p. (}c(3d6iKa, (fr.
same) to walk, go, move, pro-
ceed ; to go to, frequent. 1 f. act.
Att. |3a<5(<3" mid. 0aSiovfiai.
Bali^u), Dor. for (Sal'iav, 1 f. act.
of last.
BdcAOis, 'ios, Att. -cws, h, (fr. /?a-
ll(,u) to walk) a walking, walk ;
an entrance, entering, going in.
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BA®
Bdiicfia, -tiros, rd, and Bainrubf,
-ov, b, (fr. same) a slq>,
gait, walk, march.
BaStcrius, -a,-»v, (fr. same) muni
go, to be wulhi </, K
U) the verb,
Ba6tari)s, -ov,b, (fr. same) <nniUc-
er, runnir ; a post.
BaciartKbs, -f), -ov, or -ov, b, 1), (fr.
saim) that walks or runs ; am-
btingt pacing, toedking; cxpcli-
tious, a< tu , .
-<jv, b, (fr. same) a
journey ; way, road ; a coming,
concourse, colh ctson.
Bdlw, f. -ou>, and -(w, p. I
Poet, (as \f(io,i£io fr. (jpdu lorry
out) to speak, say, tell; to utter,
pronoun a, prophecy { 'o b/nb,
prate.
Badinv, Ion. for (iaQtiav, a. sin.
fen. haOci, Badua, and Ion.
Badun, d. sin. Badii, neut. sin.
of pabic.
BdOetos, -ov, b, 1), and -a, -ov, same
as /JutftS.
BaOliDS, (fr. Padits deep) deeply,
profoundly ; heavUu,
BuOti, pi. COOt
BdOtaros, BaOiuiv, see (3a94f.
BaOftrjcbv, (fr. llaOfios a step) step
by sltp ; gradually, orderly.
BaOuls, -<W, L (fr. same) un en-
trunrr, threshold ; a step ; a base,
foot,f<>uii(latinn.
Bad fibs, -ov, b, (fr. (laivo) to po) a
stej>, or stair ; rise, 'gradation,
order ; degree, rank, preferment,
dignity.
Bddos, -tos -ovs, rb, depth, deep-
ness ; a deep ; the deep, ocean ;
extremity, lovust degree, distress ;
greeitness, immt nsity, exti nt ;
profoundness, inscrutalnlity, ab~
strusem m,
BdOpov, -ov, rb, (fr. jSatvw to go) a
step, stair ; a base, pedestal; a
footstool ; a bench ; a row of
benches, or seats in the theatre ;
seat, site,femndation.
Badii, neut. of fiaBvs.
Ba6vy\d)aaos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. /?a0Oj
deep, and y\ioaaa the tongue)
deep-mouthed, sonorous ; elo-
quent,fluent.
BaOvSivns, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
iivn an eddy) deep-flowing, mak-
ing eddies or whirlpools.
BadvAofa, -ov, b, f,, (fr. same, and
(5d£a fame) glorious, celebrated,
renowned, far-famed.
Badv^wvos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
£il>vn a girdle) v>earing the girdle
low, long weaned ; noble, of high
rank ; fair, beautiful.
BadvKnrns, "COS -ovs, f>, »'/, (fr- fia-
dvs deep, and K?)ros a whale) of
immense depth, very deep, fa-
thomless.
BadvK^rjpos, -ov, 6, fj, (fr. same, and
K^rjpos an inheritance) of exten-
sive properly, rich, wealthy, opu-
lent.
Ba6vKo\rros,-ov, b,fi, (fr. same, and
ko^ttos a gulf) with deep bays,
seated on a deep bay, or gulf ;
with deep valleys, rich, fertile,
BA0
long-waisted, with a low breast
or bosom.
badvKpvuvog, -ov, o, f/, (fr. same,
and xpnuvbg a precipice) with
deep precipices or high cliff's;
steep, craggy.
BaOvKpnms, -iooj, hi (fr. same, and
Kprjmg a foundation) deep seated ;
with strong foundations; firm,
fixed.
Badi>Xetuos, -ov, and BadvXciuu>v,
-ovos, b, f), (fr. same, and > eipibv a
meadow ) with extensive meadows,
or pastures ; fertile, luxuriant.
BadvuaXXos, -ov, 6, {/, (fr. same,
and pdXXos a fleece) with long
wool, thick fleeces, fleecy, woolly.
Badvurjra, JEiol. for (5advuf)Tns, -ov,
b, (fr. same, and urjris thought)
of deep counsel, wise, sage, saga-
cious, intelligent, sensible.
Bddvvos, -ov, 6, (fr. fiadvs deep) a
hole, pit, pitfall ; a den, cave.
Bddwais, -tos, Att. -cms, f/, (fr.
' next) an excavation, hollow, ca-
vity.
Badvvuj, f. -tivui, p. -vyica, (fr.
(3aQvs deep) to deepen, excavate,
hollow, sink. per. pass. PefldQvu-
uai, and Att. PePdCvauai.
BadvitiSios, -a, -ov, (fr. same, and
ireSlov a plain) with extensive
plains, level; low, encompassed
with hills.
BadvtrXovaios, and BaQxnrXovros,
-ov, b, f), (fr. same, and irXovaios
rich) very wealthy, opulent.
BaOviroXcuos, -ov, b, h, (fr. same,
and vdXtuos war) deeply engaged
in war, causing great war, tur-
bulent, tumultuous.
Badvnpupos, -ov, b, i?,(fr. same, and
irpibpa the prow) with deep or
lofty prows ; large, stately, lofty.
BaduTT'bywv, -uvos, b, (fr. same,
and Ttuywv a beard) long-beard-
ed.
Badvppeirris, -ov, and JEo\. -ao, and
BaQvppoos, -ov, b, hi (fr. same,
and pro) to flow) deep flowing,
deep rolling, deep heaving.
Badvppitfa, -as, h, (fr. same, and
pi£a a root) depth of root.
Badvp'pi^os, -ov, b, hi (fr. same)
deep-rooted.
BdOvs, -sin, -ii, (fr. (3d9os depth)
deep ; high, lofty ; early ; broa/l,
extensive; thick, close, dense;
violent, overwhelming ; hidden,
concealed, mysterious, profound,
penetrating, sagacious; comp.
($advrepos, fiaQ'uiiv, and Qdoawv,
sup. (iaOvraros and (JdOioTos.
Badvoicios, -ov, b, f/, (fr. last, and
aKia a shade) deep-shaded, shel-
tered; shady.
BadvoTtpvos, -q>, b, ft, (fr. same,
and cripvov the breast) deep-
chested, broad-breasted; ample,
wide, extensive.
BadvarpuiTos, -ov, o, hi (fr. same,
and arpuivvvfii to strew) deep-
strewn, covered or spread deeply ;
soft.
BaBvoxpivos, "*«N o, h, (fr- same,
and o%oivos a liulrush) with tall
rushes; tkitUyi imth rushes.
BAK
Badtirns, -vtos, f), (fr. same) depth,
deepness; profundity.
BaQv<bpu)v, -ovos, b, >;, (fr. same,
and (pptjv the mind) deep-think-
ing, thoughtful ; circumspect,
prudent; inscrutable.
Badvtywvos, -ov, o, »/, (fr. same, and
<puivii voice) deep-toned, grave,
sonorous; using an unknown
language or an obscure style.
Badvxairns, -ov, b, f), (fr. same
and xalTr> ^e hair) long haired,
with thick hair.
BaOv%eiXos, -ov, b, hi (fr. same,
and X£?Aoff the lip) using wise
and profound, or strange and
obscure language.
BaOv^dijiv, -ovos, b, »/, (fr. same,
and -)(dO)v the ground) having a
deep soil, fertile.
Bdltv, Sync, for ISainoav, 3 pi. 2 a
opt. of (itjui.
Ba\9, a bath, a Hebrew measure of
liquids.
Balvc, Ion. for tfiaive, 3 sin. impf.
ind. of (ialvu).
Bd'ivn, -ns, hi (fem. of next) viz.
yXaiva, a robe embroidered with
palm leaves ; a scarlet robe.
Bd'ivos, -n, -ov, or -ov, b, >/, (fr.
jSaif an olive branch) made of
palm branches ; of or about the
palm tree.
Baivm, or pTjui, f. mid. (ii'iaouat, p.
&i(SnKa, to go, walk ; to move,
march ; to step, stride, stalk ; to
enter upon, begin; to proceed,
advance, hold on, continue ; to
go about, live, move, have being
per. mid. fiifiaa, 3 pi. Pefldao-t
par. f3t(3au>s. Or fiifiaa, &c. is
by Sync, and Ion. for fieftvica,
per. ind. act. 2 a. act. ind. f(3nv
impr. fftjQi' for which also (iddi,
and /?«• opt. fiainv par. fid$.
per. pass. Ptfinuai, fttPauai, and
fieffaeuai.
Ba'iov, see (Ja'is.
Baibv, (neut. of next) a little vjhile ;
for awhile ; little, but little.
Batbs, -a, -ov, small, little ; brief,
concise ; few ; one, but one.
Ba'is, hi and liutov, -ov, rd, a branch,
properly of the palm tree.
Baira, or Bam;, -ns, >/, a Doric
word, a jacket of leather or skins,
worn by shepherds J a bag,
scrip ; skin or parchment.
Ba'i<p6poc, -ov, o, (fr. fiats a palm
branch, and 0f'pa> to carry) the
ceremony or procession of olive
or palm branches.
Baiuv, -ovos, b, (perhaps fr. (Saibs
small) a fish like a gudgeon ; a
measure used at Alexandria.
BdKavov, -ov, rb, radish or cabbage
seed.
B&KrfXoc, -ov, b, a lubber, drone,
stupid fellow; a wencher ; a
eunuch.
BdKKapig, or BdK%apts, -«os, Att.
-£uk, h., a fragrant herb, lady,s
glove, wild spikenard.
Baicrr/pia, -aj, b., Baicrfipiov, and
BdKrpov, -ov, rb, a staff", stick,
crutch, walking staff, cane; a
aceptre, rod.
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BAA
Batc^dut -w, see BaK^evia.
BaK^tiov, -ov, rb, (fr. BaK^of Bac-
chus) the temple of Bacchus.
BaKYclos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) of oi
like Bacchus, bacchanalian, Jr an-
tic. Also subs, -ov, b, a bacchic,
foot in prosody.
BaK^cvuara, -wv, ra, (fr. next)
the feast of Bacchus; orgies,
drunken revels.
BaK%cv(d, i. -evffo), and Bac^/u>,.-w,
f. -rjcrio, (fr. BuY^os Bacchus) to
celebrate the feast of Bacchus;
to revel, riot. Box^evo/zat, to
rage, rave, be transported.
BaK^ia, -as, h, (fr- same) revelling f
rioting, debauchery, intoxication ;
rapture, transport, extravagance
BaK^os, -ov, 6, Bacchus, the hea
then god of wine.
Banjos, -ov, b, fj, and fem. Ban^t],
-ns, hi (fr> last) a priest, priestess
or votary of Bacchus, bacchanal ;
bacchanalian, frantic, riotous;
enraptured, transported; a kind
of wreath or garland.
BaXdau, indecl. Balaam, a man's
name.
BaX&K, indecl. Balak, a man's
name.
BaXavdypa, -as, and Ion. -yptj, -vs,
h, (fr. ($d\avos a bolt, and dypa
a hold) a key ; also a bar, bolt.
BaXavtlov, -ov, rb, a bath, bagnio.
BaXdvevs, -(OS, Att. -/w?, BaXaveca-
ttjs, and BaXavrfrrjs, -ov, b, (fr.
last) a keeper or master of, or a
servant attending in a bath; a
busy-body ; curious, inquisitive.
BaXavr)<pdyos, -ov, b, h, (fr. (3dXavo$
an acorn, and <pdyu), to eat) that
eats or lives on acorns or mast.
BaXav>i<p6pos, -ov, b, //, (fr. same,
and (f>ipu> to bear) bearing mast
or acorns, glandiferous.
BaXavl^u), f. -taw, p. -oca, (fr.
same) to shake or gather acorns.
BaXavis, -iSog, and BaXavivaa, -rjs,
»/, (fr. (3aXavt7ov a bath) a wo-
man that keeps or attends a bath.
BdXavos, -ov, b, acorn or mast; a
bolt, bar, latch ; a peg, pin ; a
kind of tree and of fish; the
male glans ; a form of medicine.
BaXdvriov, and BaXXdvriov, -ovr
rb, (perhaps fr. 0dXXw to
throw, and cvrbs within) apurse,
bag, haversack ; a sack.
BaXavTioTouiu), -5, f. -fjou), (fr. last,
and riuvu) to cut) to cut a purse,
pick the pocket ; to filch, steal.
BaXavTior6uos, -ov, b, (fr. same)
a cutpurse, pickpocket ; a trea-
surer, bursar.
BaXav&Tt], -ns, h> (fr- fidXavos an
acorn) an oak wood, forest.
BaXavanov, -ov, to, the flower of
the wild pomegranate.
BaX(3is, -iSos, hi a ra^h bar, stall-
ing post; a goal or post at
racing; the beginning, com-
mencement, outset.
BdXt and BdXtv, Ion. for ipaXt, 3
sin. 2 a. act. also BdXt, -irut, 2
pi. -ere, pres. impr. act. — Ba-
Xuiv, Ion. and Poet, for BaXetv
2 a. inf. act. — BaXiodat, 2 a.
BAM
BAP
inf. mid. — BdXcr', Ion. for Ba/ipWriw, (fr. (iduua pickle) to
e/JdXfro, 3 sin. 2 a. mid. — Ba
X/r»7v, Ion. for tfiaXirnv, 2 du. 2
a. ind. act. — BaXtD, Dor. for
/JaAoD, 2 a. impr. mid. — BdXn-
rai, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. mid. — Bd-
Aw> -/?«» 0> ^ and 3 pi. -nrc,
-w<7i, 2 a. sub. act. — BaAwv,
-ovoa, -bv, g. pi. -birwv, d. pi.
-oDffi, par. 2 a. act. of /3dAAw.
BaAioj, -d, dv, (fr. p\iAAw to
throw) Jit-i/i, 7?'^, nimble;
speckled, dappled, pye bulled ;
also MndL warding sight.
BdXX', and BdXXt, Ion. for i(iaX\t,
3 sin. impf. ind. UL — BdXXtai,
for j3dXX»;, 2 sin. pres. sub. pass.
— BdXXci, 3 sin. pre*, ind. act.
— BdXXco, Ion. forp\iXAcv, pres.
impr. pass. — BaAA/oxcro, Ion.
ami Poet, ami BdAAtro, IfMk for
c/fcXXcro, 3 sin. iirpf. ind. mid.
— BdXXirat, 3 sin. pits, nd.
pass. — BdAA>7, 3 sin. pn
act. — BdAAup, -ovaa, -ov, par.
pres. ad. of ddXXu.
CdAXr/ffa, Ion. for ifidWnera, 1 a.
ind. act. of /JuXXtw, Poet, for
p"dXXw.
BaXA»'(w, f. -tow, (fr. pVAAw to
throw) to fling the legs, dance,
taper, /nY.\
BaAXior^iis, -of;, 6, (fr. last) «
donee, dandng ; leaping; mov-
ing to time.
BdWoutv, 1 pi. pre*, ind. art. —
BaXA<fy«f0$, ->;, -o», par. pres.
pass. — l!/»'AAoir is,-Aui rcy, -A<h-
rwv, BdAAouffiir, capes of par.
pres. act. — BdXXoixrt, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. of
BdXXw, f. /3dXw, p. ($i(l\riica, to cast,
throw, pelt, fling, hud, aim,
shoot, dart ; to pass beyond, ex-
eel, surpass, exceed; to butt,
push, thrust, dash, strike, hit,
wound; to cast, drop, shed; to
reach, arrive at, attain to; to
throw, or draw over, cover; to
induce, suggest, persuade ; to lay
by%homrd, treasure up. BdWouat,
to be Cast down, to throw one's
sclfdbwn, to lie, lean, recline ; to
cast in mind, ponder, meditate.
impf. J(3aXXov. 2 a. act. ind.
i(ia\ov' impr. ftdXr sub. pViXw.
per. pass. pipXnftai. pper. pass.
£/3el3A^//r;v, I a. pass. ind. i$\fj.
sophisticate, adulterate ; to set
off, make look will, particularly
meat, or food.
Bau/iaX/^w, f. -law, p. -i*a, to trem-
ble, shuke, quake? qmmat with
the lips, e hatter uith the tetth.
Bdutv, Hauls, Dor. for pdutv, 1 pi-
2 a. sub. act. of p\*//n for 0ofn*«
Bdpua, -tiros, to, (fr. {idirrta to dip)
a dye, slain, colour, hue; vvu-
gnr, brine, pickle ; salted, or
pickled meat.
Bdv, by Sync, and Ion. for tflqaav,
3 pi. 2 a. act. of (iiiut for p'citow.
Bavavala, -as, //, (fr. (idvavoos a.
mechanic) a mechanic art, craft,
labour, handyuork ; want of
manmrs, ignorance, awkuard-
ncss, rudeness, vulgarity.
Bavavaubs, -r), -bv, (fr. next) me-
chunical ; mean, low, senile.
Bdvavoos, -ov, b, (fr. (iavvos a fur-
nace, ami arw to kindle) one
u /in works m a forge, a mechanic,
artist, workman ; Adj. mean,
low, servile, vulgar, common.
Bdvrcy, n. pi. mid. of (ids, -daa,
-.•v, par. 2 a. of 0*pt for (ialvw.
Bd(is, -tos, Att. -tus, hi (fr- /3d£w
to talk) fame, report, rumour;
talk, discourse, conversation ; a
reepotue, oracle.
B'jurr'^iu, f. -tow, p. (itfldrrrtKa, (fr.
jidzrw to dip) to dip, immerse,
immcrge, plunge ; to wash,
rlcuvsr, purify; to baptize; to
I ■ >v helm. Bair-
ri^ijiai, to wash one's self, to
bathe ; to sink, faint, be dejected.
1 a. act. cfidirriaa. impf. pass.
tfiavTityutiv. per. pass. 0e(idir-
riauai. I a. pass, tfiavriodnv. 1
a. mid. ind. tfla-rtodur)v.
bdnriffua, -aros , to, (fr. last) a
washing, ablution ; purification •
baptism ; the christian doctrine ,
depth of affliction or distress, g.
sin. Pairrlouaros, a. -uari.
BaTTiaubs, -ov, b, (fr. same) im-
mt rswn in water, washing ; cere-
monial purification.
Ba-rrTioTfipiov, -ov, to, (fr. same) a
vessel for bathing or for ablu-
tions ; a baptistery, font.
Ba-Tt<rrr)s, -ov, b, (fr. same) a bap-
tizer ; a baptist.
Bmrrbc, -rj, bv, (fr. next) dipped;
impr. i3\>,0nri' inf. j8Xjj^-| tinged, stained; deep
vai. per. mid. pVp'oXa. Bdrrw, f. -i^io, p. /3//?a0a, to dip,
BaAAwr»7,->/s,i/, the herb /(orr/iounrf. I plunge, immerse; to wash; to
BaXoiui,-ois,-oi- act. — Ea\oiurjv,\ wet, moisten, sprinkle; to steep,
-oto, -oito, mid. 2 a. cpt. of] imlnte ; to dye, stcrin, colour.
jSdAAo). Bdp, indecl. a son, the son of.
Baraibas, a
BaAuiovjt, Dor. for j3a\ovau, n. pi. Bapajiftds,
fern. par. 2 a. a. of same
BaXa-u/ioi\ -ov, to, balsam, balm.
BaAdi, 1 f. act. — BdXuuai, 2 a.
sub. mid. — Bd\u>utv, 1 pi. 2 a.
sub. act. — BdXwv, 2 a. par.
act. of jSdXXw.
Bdua, Dor. for Pijua.
Bd///3a, Dor. for fiduua.
Bttuj3atvo>, to stammer, hesitate ; to
lisp; to babble, prate; to chat-
ter with the teeth through fear,
quake, tremble.
man's name.
BdoaQoov, -ov, rb- Att. T>epi6pov, a
deep hole at Athens into which
criminals were thrown, a deep
pit, ditch, trench ; a chasm,
gulf, cleft; a shore, drain;
extravagance, waste, ruin.
BapaOpuil'ns, -tos -ovs, Att. -cms,
b, r), (fr. last) deep, yawning,
like a gulf.
Bapa%ias> -ov, b Bar whins, a
man's name.
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BAP
Bapfiaplfa f. -tow, p. -iKa, (fr.
pdppapof foreign) to live, act or
s;>( ok iu< a Jo; i ig n, r or stranger ,
te U uny othir than (inek or Ho
nmn ! to speak corruptly.
BtipilaptKc-s, -r), -bv, (fr. same) bar
bariun,foriign.
Bap(iapiKus, (fr. last) like a fo
rtiqtx r, sinmetly.
Baopuptefibs, -ov, b, (fr. fidpflapof
foreign) a state of barbarity;
rudeness, want of munmrs ; a
foreign air; impropriety oj speech,
barbarism.
BapfiapicTi, (fr. next) barbarously,
savagely ; rudely, wildly ; like a
for, igncr.
Bdpfidpos, -ov, b, if, barbarous, sa-
vage; wild; rude, unpolished;
fe)r,}gn, outlandish, s» ange ;
not Greek or Roman.
Bapl3af6<puvos, -ov, b, i), (fr. last,
and if>it)vi) voice) using q foreign
lemguage or dialect, tpeaking
bad language.
Bapjiapdw -ui, f. -wow, p. wica, (fr.
same) to make savage or brutal.
lo deprave, corrupt ; to bring un-
der a foreign yoke. Bap(iap6ouai
-ovuut, to grow savage, degene-
rate ; to become wild, outrageous.
Bafidpws, (fr. same) barbarously,
inhumanely ? brutally, savagely ;
u ithout cu ifization, i/ norantly,
rudely.
Bappirifa, f. -tow, p. -<Ka,(fr. next)
to ptajf on or sing to the harp.
Edp/ttroj, -ov, 6, and Bdp^irov,
-ov, rb, a harp, lyre.
Bdpctoros, Poet, for PpaSierrog,
see Ppatvs.
Bapfa, (neut. pi. of (Japv s heavy)
htiuily, weightily, sorely, griev-
ously, or Ion. for fiapcia.
Bdpet, d. sin. cont. — Bdp»7, pi.
cont. of (Idpos.
Baoua, n. fern. — Bapciai, n. pi.
fern. — Bapeiav, a. fern, or Dor.
for ftupuwv, g. pi. fern. — Baptis,
n. pi. mas. cont. of /3apvs.
Bapdodw, pres. impr. pass. cont.
of
Bapiw -w, f. -tout, p. (3e(ldpr]ica, (fr.
fcdpos weight) to burden, load,
weigh down; to oppress, over-
whelm, overcome ; to lay on,
impose, charge. Bapiouai -ovuai,
tc sink under, be oppressed, over-
come. 1 a. act. c(3dpnoa. per.
pass. Pcj3dpriuai' par. /Sepap*?/*/-
vos. 1 a. pass.£p\zp»70»7j/.
Baptws, (fr. fiapvs heavy) heavily,
weightily, severely, grievously.
Bapiws, Att. for papios, g. of/3ap«5y.
BapQo\ouuios, -ov, b, Bartholomew,
a man's name.
Bapii/oovs, -ov, 6, Barjesus, a
man's name.
Bdpiy, -ios, or-iSos, h aship,yacht;
a tower, castle, castellated house,
pulace, structure, building.
Bapio)vas, -a, b, Barjonas, a man's
name.
BapKrjvciu, and Bookovvuu, Heb.
indecl. a thorn, briar.
Bapvaf3as, -a, b, Barnabas, a
man's name.
BAP
• lpo$, -tot -ovs, rb, weight, heavi-
ness ; a load, burden ; baggage ;
a quantity, large portion; la-
bour, toil ; uncharge, task, injunc-
tion; an encumbrance ; infirmity,
weakness, fault ; disease, pain.
Tiapovptvos, par. pres. pass. cont.
of /jup/w.
Bapcatfas, -a, b, Barsabas, a
man's name.
Bapriftatoi, -ov, b, Bartimaus, a
man's name.
Bapvj3pouos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. (iapvs
heavy, and (Ipduos a crash) re-
sounding, re-echoing, deep-toned,
deep-roaring.
RapvySovxos, -ov, and Ion. -oio.
b, )), (fr. same, and Soviros a
sound) deep-sounding, hollow
roaring.
BapvyXuao-os, or -wrro?, -ov, b, ft,
(fr. same, and yX&oaa the
tongue) of a difficult or un-
known language ; harsh ; foul-
- mouthed, slanderous, malicious.
Bapvyovvaros, and Bapvyovvof,
-ov, b, >/, (fr. same, and ydvv the
knee) with heavy or weak knees,
infirm, feeble, tardy, slov).
BapvSaicpvs, -vos, and BapvSdicpvos,
-ov, b, $, (fr. same, and Sdicpv a
tear) tearful, lamentable, melan-
choly, sad, mournful, weeping,
bathed in tears.
Bapvbdrtipa, -as, fj, (fr. same, and
6iSu>ui to give) causing wo, af-
flictive, distressing.
Bapvt)%fis, -fos, -ovs, and Bapu»7-
%$s, -ou, b, I}, (fr. same, and
yj%os a sound) deep-sounding,
deep-toned.
Bapvdvuiu -w, f. -rjau), p. -rjKa (fr.
same, and Svubs anger) to be
angry or indignant ; to be sad
to fret, pine.
Bapvdvuia, -as, ^, (fr. same) bitter-
ness of soul, vexation; sorrow,
grief, affliction, heaviness of heart.
Bapvdvuos, -ov, b\ fj, (fr. same) an-
gry, indignant ; heavy at heart,
oppressed, afflicted.
BapvOvuots, (fr- last) with a heavy
heart, sorrowfully; in anger,
spitefully. ^
Bapvdu), f. -vtTb), (fr. (Japvs heavy)
to feel heavy, be dejected, pine.
3 sin. pres. ind. act. (Sapvdu.
BapvKapSios, -ov, b, %, (fr. 0api>s
heavy, and <dp6ia the heart)
heavy or dull hearted, obstinate,
stiff-necked ; foolish, insensible.
BapvKounos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and k6uitos a crash) sounding
heavily, deep, hollow.
BapvKTviros, -ov, b, %, (fr. same,
and KTvirio) to rattle) loud rat-
tling, pealing, roaring, bellowing.
BapvXdyos, -ov, b, 17, (fr. same, and
\6yos discourse) ill spoken, evil
speaking, malicious, calumnious.
Bapvp&vios, -w, Dor. for (iapvurj-
vios, -ov, b, >), (fr. same, and
uavia rage, and urjvts anger)
angry, violent, boisterous; re-
taining anger, vindictive.
Bdpvvdtv, Bceot. for cj3apvvdt)<rav,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass. — Bdov vovro,
BA2
Ion. for cfiapvvovro, 3 pL impf. 1
ind. pass, of
Qapvvu), f. -ifvd, p. fiefiapvyiea,
(fr. (iapvs heavy) to weigh down,
sink, depress; to overload, over-
charge; to distress, oppress, impf.
(idpvvov, -es, -c, Ion. for tfidpvvov,
1 a. pass. ind. cfiapvvdnv' sub.
fiupvvdu), 3 pi. -duxri.
Bapvbiras, -o>, b, Dor. for (iapvdirvs,
-ov, b, (fr. same, and bxp the
voice) an epithet of Jupiter,
heavy sounding, deep-toned, re-
sounding, reverberating.
Bapvdvrofiai, and Bapvwiriw, -Si,
(Vr. same, and omrouai to see)
to see dimly ; to 6e almost blind.
2 a. efiapvuirnv.
Bapvnvriuiv, -ovaa, -ov, (fr. same,
and irvciu), Poet, for irviu> to
breathe) blowing strong, violent
boisterous.
Bapvs, -cia, -v, (fr. (3dpos weight)
heavy, weighty, ponderous ; im-
portant, momentous; authorita-
tive, severe, rigid ; grievous, af-
flicting, oppressive, comp. (lapv-
Ttpost sup. -vraros-
Bapvartvdxbi, f. -£w, p. -^a, (fr.
last, and crtvayw to groan) to
sigh heavily ; to groan ; to moan,
bemoan, lament.
Bapvarovos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
crivuy to groan) groaning deeply,
bemoaning, lamenting ; unfor-
tunate, lamentable.
Bapvcvu(f>opos, -ov, b, »y, (fr. same,
and ovucpopa a misfortune) un-
successful, unfortunate; unhap-
py, miserable.
Bapva<pdpayos, -ov, b, 1/, (fr. same,
and a<pdpayos noise in the throat)
deep-sounding, hollow; rattling,
grumbling, murmuring.
Bcpvrepos, comp. of (lapvs-
BapvTTjs, -nros, n, (fr. same) weight,
heaviness, gravity, ponderosity.
Bapvrluos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and nun price) of great price,
precious, valuable,
Bnpvroviu) -Si, f. -fjao>, p. -vko, (fr.
same, and rdvos tone) to utter
with expression, speak in a deep
tone, mouth, rant.
Bapvrovos, -ov, b, t/, (fr. same)
having a grave accent, barytone;
expressive, grave, deep.
Bapvrdvus, (fr. last) with deep ac-
centuation ; gravely, solemnly.
BapvtyQoyyos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. (iapvs
grave, and abBzyyouai to speak)
gravely uttered, solemnly pro-
nounced ; deep-toned, hollow, re-
sounding.
Bapvaboprosj -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and <p6pros a load) heavy, weigh-
ty, cumbrous ; deep laden, over-
loaded.
Bapuwirfu)-w,same as (iapvdirrouai.
Bits, -daa, -av, 2 a. par. of pijui
for (iaivd). n. pi. mas. fidvrts.
Bdaav, a. fern. sin. of last.
Eacravtt5w,f.-£V0'w, p.-£iiKa,sameas
Baaavityi), f. -/ffu, ' p. (iefiaodviKa,
(fr. (Idaavos a touchstone) to
examine, try, prove; to search,
sift, probe, sound ; to rack, tor-
aiii
BA2
ture; to vex, torment, exeru*
date; to loss, agitate, harass.
1 a. act. ind. t(iaadviaa. per.
pass. Pefiaadvicuai. 1 a. pass.
tfiaaaviad^v.
Baauviaai, 1 a. inf. act. — Baaavl-
aps, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. act Ba-
aaviodrjacrai, 3 sin. and -0>/«rov-
rai, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. pass. — Baua-
viaduct, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. pass, of
last.
Baaavicrfibs, -oil, b, (fr. same) ex-
amination, trial, proof; torment^
torture, rack.
Eacaviorfis, -ov, b, (fr. same) an
examiner, inquirer, searcher; a
tormentor, torturer, executioner.
Bdcavos, -ov, b, a touchstone; atesty
criterion, proof; a trial, inquiry ;
examination by torture, the rack ;
torment, pain, anguish.
Baac7s, n. pi. cont. of /3a<rij.
Baaetfiat, 3 pi. Baatvvrai, Dor.
and ^Eol. for fificouai, (iijcovrat,
1 f. mid. of /?)-,//( for (laiiHD.
BaaiXia, -XfT, -ills, -A">, -Xfu»v,
-Xftof, cases of fiaaiXivs-
BaaiKeia, -as, hi (fr* #aff<Acvff a
king) a kingdom; royalty, dig-
nity, power, reign, rule, sove-
reignty, dominion.
BaciXuov, -ov, to, (neut. of next)
viz. Swua, a palace, royal resi-
dence, castle.
BaaiXuos, -ov, b, rj, (fr. fiaaiXcvs a
king) royal, kingly, regal, sove-
reign ; august, grand, magnifi-
cent.
BaaiXeve, pres. impr. — BaaiXtit-
uiv, Ion. for fiacriXcveiv, pres. inf.
act. — BamXcvei, 3 sin. pres.
ind. act. of BaaiXevo).
BaaiXevs, -ios, Att. -fw$, Foet. and
Ion. -Tios, b, (perhaps fr. (3d<ris
a support, and Xeibs the people)
o king, monarch, sovereign,
prince, chieftain. Adj. royal,
august. comp. ^aaiXtxirtpos,
sup. -tdraroS'
BaatXevo), f. -evaw, p. -tvica, (fr.
last) to be a king, £tc. to reign,
rule, govern ; to prevail, tri-
umph, conquer. 1 a. act. ind.
e^aoiXevaa' inf. (iaaiXtvaai.
BaaXrja, BaoiXrj'i, BaaiXrjos, Ion.
and Poet, for fiactXia, a. (Sa-
o-iXii, d. (iaaiXios, g- of (iaGiXtvs,
Ba<nXf)'iov,-ov,Tb,\ox\Sor(iao-iXtiov.
Buo-tXrj'ios, -ov, b, ^, Ion. for (3aci-
Xetog. d. pi. 0aaiXr)'ioi(ri.
BaaiXrjis, -«^oj, f), (fr. fiaaiXti/s a
king) a palace, court, royal resi-
dence. Adj. royal, regal, su-
preme, sovereign.
Bao-iXtfw, f. -laoi, (fr. same) to love
the king, be of the royal party.
BaotXifyuai, f. -iaouai, to act
like a king ; to affect royalty, aim
at sovereignty.
BactXlicbs, -ti, -bv, (fr. same) regal,
royal, kingly; august, grand,
courtly, elegant. Subs, a cour-
tier; a minister, attendant, or
servant on a king. comp. fiao-iXi-
K&repos, Rup. -wtitos.
BaaiXtK&s, comp. K&rtpov, sup.
K&rara, (fr. last; royally, likt a
BAT
king, with royal state, augustly,
grandly.
BaotXls, -iSos, and BaaiXioaa, -tjs,
ft, (lr. fiaoiXtiis a king) a queen;
a royal consort, princess.
BamXlaxos, -ov, 6, (dim. of same)
a petty king, cJiief, lord ; a
serpent, basilisk, cockatrice; a
wren.
Bdaiuos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. next) open,
exposed, clear ; pervious, passa-
ble ; accessible ; approached, ar-
med at, attained to; stable,
steady, fixed, firm.
Bdois, -«of, Att. -cms, ft, (fr. (iatvw
to go) a guit, movement, walk;
a step, footstep, track, trace ;
the sole, the foot ; a foundation,
basis ; the base, foot, or lower
member of a pillar ; a pedestal ;
a prop, shore, buttress, sup-
port.
Book, for (idaxt, pres. impr. of
(Suoku for (ialvu).
BacKuivw, f. -uvw, p. -ayica, and
Baaxavlfa, f. -law, Att. -»<S,
(perhaps fr. <pdoicu> to say, and
alvos dreadful. Or, fr. tydcis a
look or an expression, and mmhm
to kill) ti) ben itrh, ! ,
charm, t iichmil ; to * ni y,
to accuse, charge, biuuu . 1 a.
ind. tfidoKpva. 2 a. act. tfido-
Kavov.
Baoicavla, "as, ft, (fr. last) fasci-
nation, witchcraft, a charm ;
emu, grudge; malice, slander ;
calumny.
Bdaicavoi, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same) be-
witching, using charms ; envious,
spiteful; malicious, slaiulerous.
Baoxdvws, (fr. last) enviously,
spitefully, maliciously.
BdoKu>, Poet, for fiaivu, to hasten,
speed, despatch.
Baoovuat, in 3 pi. Baaovvrai, JEol.
for fiijaouai, I f. mid. of (ir)ri
for $aivui.
Bdoaa, -as, ft, Dor. for fSr)eo~a.
BaaodpOj -as, and Batrodprj, -vs, ft,
a kind of shoe ; a ha. lot ; a vixen,
fox.
Bdorayua, Stos, rb, (fr. next) a
load, burden.
Bacrd^u), f. -aw, and Dor. -£w, p.
$z$daraKa, (perhaps from 0dw
to go, and o-ruu to be firm) to
bear a weight, to carry a bur-
den ; to balance, poise, sustain,
support; to weigh, examine, scru-
tinize ; to suffer, endure ; to take
up, carry ; to take up, lift, raise ;
to carry clear of, destroy, deface ;
to bury, inter. 1 a. act. ind.
tfidcraua.
BaVw/i£v, Dor. for fitauifisv, 1 pi.
1 a. sub. of j3aw for /?ai'vw.
BuraXl^ouat, (fr. next) to behave
like Batalos ; to act indecorously ;
to be effeminate, delicate.
BarnAoc, -ov, b, Batalos, a de-
bauched musician of Ephesus ;
womanish, delicate, effeminate ;
a catamite.
Bardviov, -ov, to, (JEo\. for nard-
vtov, dim. of irardvn a plate) a
deep dish, mucer, plate.
BAT
Bart, Dor. for (J?jTt, 2 pi. 2 a.
impr. act. of (ir)ut for jJaivw.
Banvu, C -cvcui to copulate, engen-
der. Spoken of the male, /?u-
rivouai of the female. 3 pi.
pn s. ind. mid. (Jartvvrai, Sync,
for [Sartvovrai. Also,
Bur/w, -d, f. -rj<Tu>, same as last,
pres. inf. art. cont. (iarcTv,
pass. (SaTuoOai.
Bdrnv, Dor. and Ion. for i(if)TT)v,
Sdu. 2 a. act. of foui for fimhm.
Barrio, -r)pos, b, (fr. (iuirui to go)
a goer, walker ; a post or goal at
rmtt ; the tfireshold, i/tlrance.
Bart'/pioi, -a, -ov, (lr. same) scale-
able, accessible.
Baria, -as, ft, same as pdros.
BaridKT), -tjs, ft, ■ kind of drinking
vessel, cup, gobltt.
Bdrof, -ov, f/, (perhaps fr. /3m vio-
lence, and a'ru) to hurt) a bush,
thorn, bramble.
Bdros, -ov, b. a bath ; a Hebrew
measure of liquids, the tenth
of a homer, equal to an ephah,
about I a half.
Bard;, -»), -6v, (fr. (ialvu to go)
"us, pussablf, MM!
Barpa^ofivofin^ia, -as, ft, (fr. 0d-
roa^oi a frog, uej ■ MM
fid^rj a battle) the war of the
friths and the mice ; a muck he-
roic poem by Homer.
Bdrpa%os, -ov, b, ( perhaps fr. (iodui
to cry, and rpaj^i^s hoarsely) a
frog ; a disease in the lower part
of the tongue.
Barraptfa, f. -few, (fr. Barms
Hattus) to lisp, stammer, fusi-
tiUc ; to talk nonsense, babble,
prate.
BarroXoy'u) -w, f. -rjaw, p. (itfJaro-
XdyttKa, (fr. same, and \6yos
il 'course) to stammer, stutter;
to speak foolishly, prate, babble ;
to blalt ; to repeat idly, use vain
repetitions. 1 a. act. ind. tftar-
ToXuynaa' sub. (iarrnXoyfjaut' 2
pi. parroXoytjorfTC.
BarroXoyia, -as, >/, (fr. same) vain
repetition, tautology; hesitation,
stammering.
Bdrroi, -ov, b, Battus, a prince of
the Cyrenians who stammered ;
also a silly Poet ; a stammerer,
stutterer; an idle talker, chat-
terer, babbler.
BarvXi7, -rti, ft, a dwarf, a small
woman.
Bdrw, 3 sin. of (Sd(k for (3rjdi, 2 a.
impr. act. of 07,(11 for (iaivw.
Bav(3du> -w, f. -f/ou), p. -vica, (fr.
next) to sleep, doze; to put to
sleep, quiet, hush, lull.
Bavfiw, -60s -ovs, ft, Baubo, the
nurse of Ceres.
Ba«5£d>, f. -£aj, p. ~xa. Onomat.
to bark, bay ; to lament, cry
over.
BavKaX&iti -w, (fr. (lavKbs pleasant
or (3av(ldw to doze) to sing to
deep, sooth, lull ; to tickle, please.
BavK<i\ia, -as, ft, a drinking vessel,
(nip, gohlet.
BavKd\tvv, -ov, to, a narrow-
■mcnithed vessel, bottle.
(112)
BEB
BavxaXis, and Bav/cif, -r), -6*
pleasant, agreeable; humorou\
joeose; neat, fine, dilxmlr.
Balvos, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. 0ia
violence, ami «iu> to I
furnace, forge, a stove, hiuuh,
clammy.
BatioSciv, Dor. for /?uJ)£ci», jri*.
inf. of /?ai)£w.
Baipris, -ios, Att. -#'w$, b, (fr. (id-r
tw to dip) a dutr.
Ba<pr), -Jjj, ft, (fr. same) dipping,
immersion, ti injuring ; dying;
a colour, tnigt , hue.
Bd\pus, par. — B«^w, -ps, -p, 1 a.
sub. act. of l
Bam, obs. from whence firjjii for
tfllinx).
BcSdXAw, and Bc'AAw, f. ->w p. //3-
SaXxa, to milk ; to suck, imbibe.
■ -as, ft, (fr. last) a leech,
horseleech ; a bloodsucker.
BiiXXtuv, Ion. for ficiWuv, g. pi.
of last.
BSiXXtov, -ov, rb, and BciXXa, -as,
ft, Bdellium, a tree of Arabia,
lie gum from it ; according
tn others ;/ juarl.
BctXvyua, -dros. rb, and BitXvy-
ubs, -ov, b, (fr. (iScXvoouf/ai to
abominate) an uJioininutwn un-
ci, an timig ; impurity, difilc-
ini nt; foulness, filth; stinkt
BieXvKrbs, -r), -bv, (fr. same) aba-
mumble, rile, impure, uinltun ;
J mi I, di/tn
BStXvpbs, -pa, -pbv, (fr. same)
impure, foul, filthy ; wicked,
luwus, bad; impudent, shame-
less.
BitXvoffouat, and -vrrouai, f. -fo-
uai, p. -cliSiXvyuai, (fr. (Hitl to
break wind) to abominate, txc-
crutr ; to hate, eldest, abhor ; to
loathe, nauseate; to defile onc'j
self, be impure ; to stink, befoul.
1 » mid. ififoXv^durtv. par. per.
pass. efidcXvyuivos.
BdtXvoo6ucvos, -//, -ov, par. pres.
pass, of last.
Biiw -u>, f. -ijoui, and -«ru>, to break
wind.
BioXos, -ov, 6, (fr. last) a discluirge
of wind from the body ; a crack,
crash, clap ; stink, smell.
Be, a particle denoting privation,
or separation.
BiQaa, in 3 pi. BePdueri, per. mid.
— Ef/j«<i>s, par. of fir)fi 1, for (iaivui.
Bifiaios, -ov, b, ft, (perhaps fr. (Sdu
or (irjui, for (iaivut to go) firm,
steadfast, steady, fixed ; sure,
trusty, faithful; constant, last-
in ff, durable ; strong, able ; hard,
solid, comp. fic(Jai6repos, sup.
-oraros.
Bifiawrris, -pros, ft, (fr. last ),/?rm-
ness, steadiness, stability ; sound
ness,strength, solidity; constan-
cy, continuance, durability.
Beffatovutvos, cont. par. — Et-
fiaioiioOai, cont. pres. inf. pass, of
Bc(3ai6w -to, f. -a><7(i>, p. (lifiuivica,
(fr. game) to strengthen, fortify,
secure ; to confirm, establish, keep,
maintain; to verify, affirm.
BEB
a. act. tPePaiuaa. pres. inf. pass.
(3tPai6eo9ai -ovodai. per.nass./?c-
fiefiaiwpat. 1 a.pass. tptpaiwOrjv.
lic@aiu)s, (fr. same) firmly, strong-
ly ; safely, securely ; with due
search, upon examination.
Bf/3«iWt£i -<oj, Att. -£wj, f), (fr
Pipatos firm) a strengthening ■
confirmation, corroboration ;
firmness, steadiness ; certainty,
security.
BfjSaKa, Be/3a/cd>j, Dor. for PiPy-
Ka, per. act. and PtprjK&s par.
— BiPa/iev, Sync, and Ion. for
Pcfr'iKauev, 1 pi. per. act. or for
pcpaivai, per. inf. mid. — Bi-
paaav, Sync, for (Sefidtiaav, Ion.
for tjicfiaKucrav, 3 pi. pper. act.
— BePaws, par. per. mid. or Ion.
for fic(iT)Ku>s, par. of (HfiijKa,
per. act. — BepijKtiv, -tiSy -ct,
pper. act. of pT/ui for paivw.
BfjSdXoj, Dor. for (H(5t)\o$.
Befianuivos, -n, -ov, par. per. pass,
"of pdnru>.
Be(3apvuivo$, par. per. pass. —
Be(iapt}u>$, Ion. for PtPaprjK&s,
par. per. act. of Papiw.
Btpatya, per. act. of Pdnrw.
BifirjXos, -ov, b, f), (fr. /?f priv. and
/fyXdj the threshold) excluded,
excommunicated ; profane, un-
hallowed, common, vulgar ; im-
pious, irreligious, wicked, bad.
BcPr)\6o> -d, f. -iixria, p. PePePf)-
XwKa, (fr. last) to profane, pol-
lute, contaminate, pervert to bad
use. 1 a. act. ePePt)\(o<ra.
Bt(Sfi\(iicis, -ios, Att. -to)?, fj, (fr.
same) profanation, contamina-
tion, pollution, abuse of holy
things.
Btfiiaffpivus, (fr. PePiatruivos, par.
per. pass, of fiid£u to force) by
force or compulsion, unwillingly.
Befttr/Ka, per. act. — BePirj^tivos,
par. per. pass, of Pidoj.
Btpl^ixat, -crai. -rat, per. — B«-
Piw/xivog, par. pass, of (li6a>.
BfPXafia, per. mid BipXafiuai,
per. pass. — BiPXaQa, per. act.
of /SXdirrw.
B£|8Xdo-T77Ka, per. ind. act. of pXacr-
rdvd).
Bij3\rjai, Ion. for PeP\rj<rai, 2 sin.
and B£|3X>;arat, Ion. for PtPXtjv-
Tai, 3 pi. per. pass.— BtP\t)aro,
Ion. for t0i0\rjvTo, 3 pi. pper.
pass. — B£/3Xw*ca,-as,-£, per. act.
— Bfj3X»?K£i, Icn. for cPipXvKet,
3 sin. pper. act. — BePXvk6tos,
g. sin. par. per. act. — BtPXtj/jtat,
-aai, -rai, per. pass. — BePXrjfii-
voj, ->7, -ov, per. par. pass. — Be-
PXrjoBat, per. inf. pass.of j3dXXw.
BtBotjarat, Ion. for PcPdtjvrai, 3
pi. per. pass, of (3o«w.
BejSoXfarai, Ion. for PtfidXrjvrat, 3
pi. per. pass. — BePoXrjaro, Ion.
for tfitfiok-nvTo, 3 pi. pper. pass.
— BtpoX-qfiivos, par. per. pass,
of BoXtu, for j3dXXw.
BiPovXa, per. mid. of poiiXofiai.
BcfiovXevf/ai, ind. — B£$ouX£i'<r0at,
inf. per. pass, of PovXetw.
BfjSoa?, and BtfiPpas, Att. for //£/*-
P?dz.
P
BEA
Bippcypai, per. pass. — BtPpcyfjii-
vos, par. per. pass, of PpixWt
BtfipipnKa, per. act. of ppinia.
BifipvKts, -wv, ol, the parts within
the jaws, the inside of the mouth.
BiPpiOa, per. mid. BePpiOibs, -via,
-bs, par — BePpicfiivos, par. per.
pass, of Ppidu).
Bippoxa, Att. for PiPptxa, per.
act. — BifipoKa, per. mid. ©f
Bifipix", Per- act- of /fyv^w.
B£/3pw0ois, 2 sin. pres. opt. act. of
PiPpwOw, Poet, same as PpwcrKU).
Btfipwica, per. act. — Btfipwiceiv,
Ion. for t(St(ipu>Ktiv, pper. act.
— B£/5pa>Ka>f, by Sync. BfjSpwy,
par. per. act. of PpwcKw.
Bifiuica, per. act. of jSdw, same as
/3<5<TKW.
Bepuuivos, Ion. and Dor. for /?£-
fiorjfiivos, par. per. pass, of
Podo).
BtP&s, -wtcs, by Cras. for @£(3au>$,
par. of /3f/?aa, per. mid. of Prjui
for /JaiVw. Or, Att. for PcPtjkws,
par. per. act. of same.
BeStK, Heb. indecl. a breach.
BiSii, a Phrygian word, water.
BuX&PobX. indecl. Beelzebul, (the
king of dung) as the Jews con-
temptuously changed the termi-
nation of Beelzebub, (the king
of flies) the idol of the Phi-
listines. A name of Satan, the
devil.
Bce\<p£yo)p, Heb. indecl. Beelphe-
gor or Baalpeor, an idol of the
Moabites.
Bit) Ion. for Pjj, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. of
Prj/xi for fiaivw.
Btlofiai, pres. ind. mid. — Beiouev,
1 pi. pres. ind. act. — Bcicro/xai,
1 f. ind. mid. of
Bciu, f. mid. Pticouai, (Poet, for
Pita, which Ion. for P<a con-
tracted from Pd<a obs. from
whence /3rj«t for Paiv<a) to go
about, walk, move ; to live, have
being, be.
Bf kkcs, Bckkos, and B«o?, a Phry-
gian word, bread.
BcKKioiXrjvos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. jSfV/co?
foolish, and ciXfjvT) the moon)
moonstruck, lunatic ; doting,
silly, stupid, senseless.
BtKicbs or BtKOi, -ov, b, bread, in
the language of the Phrygians ;
distracted, raving ; doting, silly,
foolish.
Ef'Xea, n. a. v. pi.— BeXc'cow, and
BtXfWcv, Ion. and Poet, for
@i\t(T(Tl, d. pi. of /Jf'Xoj.
Bf'XcMvov, -ov, rb, same as jS/Xoj.
BtXtdX, Heb. indecl. Belial.
BiWrpa, -u>v, tu, apples, fruit,
delicacies.
Bc\\epo<p6vTT)s, -ov, Dor. BtXXspo-
<p6vras, -a, b, Bellerophon, a
man's name
BeX<5v>7, -»/?, fj, (dim. of next) a
needle, bodkin, hair-pin ; a kind
offish.
BfXoy, -to? -ovt, artd Att. -«o?, rd,
(perhaps fr. /3dXXo» to throw)
o missive weapon, dart, javelin,
arrow: a thunderbolt: a stroke.
<1M^
BH0
blow, wound ; paint anguuh ;
pangs of childbirth.
Bc\6oracris, -tog, Att. -not, fj,
(fr. last, and crams a station)
a place of arms, guardhouse ; an
armory ; a place for practising
arms ; a rampart, breastwork ;
a machine for throwing dartst
balista.
BiXrepos, -pa, -pov, and BfXrfwv,
-ovos, b, {}, irreg. comp. — Bi\-
rtoroi, irreg, sup. of ay adds .
BiXriov, (neut. of peXriwv better)
well enough, pretty well, very
well.
BcXridot -d, f. -coaw, p. -wica, (fr.
jSfXr/wv better) to make better,
ameliorate, amend, correct, im-
prove, reform.
BiXnara, (fr. (HXtiotos best) very
well, excellently, extremely well.
BfXr/o), cont. fr. (HXriova -oa -w,
a. sin. mas. and n. a. v. neut.
pi. of
BeAtjW, -ovos, b, fj, comp. —
(StXriaros, sup. see fitXrtpos.
BeXcpeyCjp, same as Bu\<pty6p.
Be[iPrjKi^(o, f. -iaui, (fr. nejrt) to
turn round like a top, reiolvet
whirl.
Bi/ifiy!;, -»7ko?, and B//i/?(f, -ikos,
fl, a top, gig, whirligig.
BivOea, n. a. v. pi. of
BivQos, -cos -ovs, rb, (fr. 0dOoi
depth) depth, deepness, the bot-
tom ; a recess, retreat, retirement.
Btvia/xlv, Heb. indecl. Bei>.jimint
a man' name.
Bhriaros, Dor. for fitXrtcros*
Bioftai, same as (leiouai.
BipPcpt, rb, (Indian) the shell m
which pearls are found, mother
of pearl.
BipeOpov, by Sync. Bipdpov, Att.
for fidpadpov.
Btpvbcrj, by Sync, for Btpovtm,
-vs, v, Bernice or Beronice, a
woman's name.
Btpola, -as, fi, Beroea, the name
of a city.
Bepoialos, -a, -ov, (fr. last) of Be*
rcea ; a Bercean.
BtpovUa or Btptvl<a, -as, a, Dor.
for BepoviKTj or BtptvUrj, -tjs, fjy
and this is Macedonian for
Qeptv'iKri, (fr. <plpu> to bring, and
vUrj victory) Beronice or Bere-
nice, a woman's name.
BepvcKaQdv or B£pcr£^;0dv, Heb.
corrupted, in a coffer.
Binov, -ov, rb, the herb beet or
dittany.
Bcvtios, -tos -ov?, rb, a kind of
dress; a scarlet, variegated, or
embroidered mantle or cloak.
B/w, (tips, pit), Ion. for /?w, 2 a.
sub. of Prjixi, for Patvw.
Br), baa, the voice of sheep.
Brj, see Pfjv.
Bi?(a>, (fr. Ph baa) to cry like
sheep, bleat ; to whine, blubber.
ByQaPapd, -as, r), a Hebrew town,
Bethabara, i. e. the house of tht
passage.
BrjBavla, -as, i), a Hebrew town.
Eng. Bethany, i. e. tlte houteaf
mourning.
BIA
JJ.;0tff(*u, f)> Heb. a pool near Jeru-
salem, Bethesda, i. e. *A« /wnae
of mercy. t
B»)0t, 2 a. impr. of/3»Jp<. Dor. /3<f0i,
by Apoc. @d.
BnBXeiu, indecl. a Hebrew town,
Eng. Bethlehem, i. e. the house
of bread.
B iQoaita, and Bt}6aa7Sav, indecl. a
Iltl.iew city, Eng. Bethsaida,
i. < . the abode of the fishermen.
Brr0<pSyfl, -rjiy hi a Hebrew town,
Bethphage, i. e. the place of the
early Jigs.
Br/ica, and BtjkIo, -wv, rd, (fr. /3r/
baa) sheep, the bleating flock.
BfjXos, -ov, 6, name of a man ; and
of a river.
Bn>bs, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. (ir\ui to
pass, and Xiav very much) the
threshold, and sometimes tlie lin-
tel of a door ; a door, passage,
entrance; a house, temple, resi-
dence ; a palace court.
Bnya, -aros, rb, jfr. fopi to go) a
step, stair ; a footstep, track, ves-
tige ; footing, room to stan/l ; a
trxhunal, judgment-seat, bench,
throne, d. sin. fifuari.
Bt'iutvat, Dor. and roet. for (ifjvai,
2 a. inf. of
Bfyic, (fr. pdu obs. to go) same as
(iuhu), which takes some of its
parts from it.
B9jv, ($?u, 0?i, Ion. for /p»/v, 2 a. ind.
— B>>ai, 2 a. inf. of last.
Ei)£, Pnxbs, //, a cough, coughing.
Bfip, -»)f>jj, rb, Ion. for iap.
Brjpoi, a mantle; a soldierys cloak ;
a priest'1 's rol>c.
B/JpiAXof, -ov, b, and -XXiov, -ov,
rb, a beryl, precious stone.
Bnodpcvoe, par. of tfinnd^nv, 1 a.
mid. — Bi/cu, -at, .-£i I°n. for
ipnaa, 1 a. act. — BijacaOai, inf.
of B»;ffo/ia«, 1 f. nijd. — Br/ffw,
-cts, -tt, 1 pi. (iraoficv, 1 f. act.
of /3a'w or prjfti for palvw.
Brcrm, Ion. for iprjaav, 3 pi. 2 a.
ind. act. of @alvu>.
Brjaopai, 1 f. mid. of Prjfii or (ialvu).
It is used Poet, as a present
tense ; irupf. t(3na6pnv,&nd Ion.
Bnabunv, -ov, -iro, see last.
EJjc-os, -tog, -ovs» rd, (fr. next) a
valley, glen.
Brjaoa, ->7S, /;, (fr. (Satvw to go) a
hollow, glen, valley ; a haunt,
cover for beasts ; a wilderness,
v:oodland, waste; a plain, lawn,
sheep walk. d. pi. (Ji'iccrnc, Ion.
for ($rjcaai$.
Brtcot'ieis, -tcaa, -tv, (fr. last)
woody, wild, waste ; hollow.
B/?tfffu or -ttu), f. -£ti>, (fr. fifil- a
cough) to cough.
Bnrappbs, -ov, 6, (fr. firjui to go,
and dpw to adapt) dancing;
dance in regular steps ; the Pyr-
rhic dance.
Bnrdpiiuv, -ovos, 6, (fr. last) a
dancer.
Bfirnv, Ion. for tPf,rnv, see Qrjv.
B.a, -as, i), force, strength, power ;
vigour, vehemence ; efficacy,
energy ; bravery, courage ; vio-
lence. Buz, d. sin. against
BIB
the will of, in spite of, unwill-
ingly.
Bianco, Ion. Bidfyv, Dor. for /3jo-
(ov,pres. impr. mid. — Bid^trai,
3 sin. pres. ind. mid. of
E<a£o>, and Btdu), f. -dow, p. ($t($la-
xa, (fr. (ila strength) to comjul,
force, urge ; to endeavour, la-
bour, strive ; to assault, qff'tr vio-
lence, ravish ; to take forcibly ; to
fall upon, depress, dispirit; to op-
press, crush, overwhelm ; to en-
slave, subdue. 1 a. mid. tpiaadpnv.
Blaioc, -a, -ov, and -ov, 6, f>, (fr.
same) violent, urgent, vth*mi tit ;
injurious, wrongful ; forced,
strained, compelled, comp. fiiai-
6ripof, 6UD. -braroc.
Biutws, (fr. last) violently; wrong-
fully ; by fore*.
Biduv -€>, fiiaioOio -dadu, pres.
impr. mid. — Bidtodai -aodai,
pros. inf. mid. or pass, of pidw,
same as pid(u>.
Blapxot, -ov, o, (fr. (lloc life, and
ap%bf chief) a butler, steward.
Biacrfii, -ov, o, (fr. fiia force) a
violator, abuser, ravisher ; an as-
sailant, iniader ; one who forci-
bly presses or thrusts.
Bmrui, Dor. for Biuret, -ov, 6,
same as last.
Bjn'w, f. -daw, and -jew, p. (ic-
(iiana, and -t;xa, same as (itd^ui.
per. pass. ind. /3t/3^a«' par.
Pcffinftfooc.
Bi/3d^w, f. -uVu, p. -aica, (fr. (ialvw
to go) to set on, make to mount ;
to go up, ascend ; to cause to
come or go, bring, take, intro-
duce; to admit, let in.
Bt0dc, -dca, - iv, pres. par. of 01-
Pnpi, in (ii(idu.
BifldoQu), same as,
Bifida -w, and Blfinui, f. 0i(ldou>,
and in compos, by Sync, and
Cras. 0i(iu>, to go, walk, stride,
stalk; to mount, ascend, par.
pres. act. cont. /J(/3wv, and /?«-
fide. 1 a. ind. act. t&i&aca. 1 a.
ind. pass, efiifidadnv. 1. f. ind.
mid. (iifidaofjiai. 1 a. ind. mid.
efit0aadfinv.
Bifi\api?nov, and Bi(i\dpiov, -ov,
rb, (dim. of 0t0\lov a book) a
trifling worthless book, ballad.
Bi/3Xi'a, -wv, rd, (neut. of same)
the books, Holy Scriptures, Bible.
Bt(i\i6iov, -ov, rb, (dim. of same)
a little book, small volume.
BtfMvos, -n, -ov, (fr. /3</?Aoj the
papyrus) made of, like, or con.
cerning the papyrus ; like o
about a sheet or book. Also, Bl-
@\ivos, viz. olvos, wine made of
the Thracian grape called 0i($\la.
Bi0\ioypa<pta, -as, y, (fr. fii(l\iov
a book, and ypd<pu> to write) the
writing of books, composition,
compilation.
BtP\ioypa<pos, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a
writer of books, author ; a co-
pier, bookseller, librarian.
Bi(i\ioBfiKri, -vs, f), (fr. same, and
Tldnfjii to lay upj a library, study.
Bt(3Xiov, -ov,rb, (fr. j3('/3Xos paper)
o book, roll, volume; a sheet,
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BIT
scroll, bill, billet ; deed, writing ;
acrount, schtdule.
Bi/3X<orwXr7Si "ov, b, (fr. last, and
ttwX/w to sell) a bookstllir.
Bi0\io<t>6poc, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
ipipii) to carry) a letter-carrier ;
a hawker of books, bookseller ; a
messenger, delegate.
Btliho<pv\dKiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same,
and <pv\doou> to keep) a library,
bookcase.
Bi'/?Xos, and Bv/3Xos, -ov, }), the
Egyptian reed papyrus, inner
bark of certain trees ; a volume,
book ; a catalogue, account, re-
gister, history.
BippuioKit), same as Ppwoicu).
Bu&vrts, Dor. for (iiovvrts, n. pi.
m. of. /3trfk>v -£>v, par. pres. act.
c£$i4m.
Bf»7, -»j$, f>, Ion. for fila. Btnfi
Poet, for (iin, d. sin.
Btnodpnv, -w, -aro. Ion for ifiinad-
uvv, 1 a. mid. of /3<«'w.
BiBw'.a, -as, f), Bithynia, a coun-
try in Asia Minor.
BikIov, -ov, rb, the herb vetch,
vetches, tares.
BikIov, and Bucltuv, -ov, rb, (dim.
of next) a little pitcher, jug.
Bf/cos, -ov b, a water-can, pitcher,
pot with handles, jar.
Bi»-/w -G>, f. -i)<ju), p. (iePlvnica, to
come or go in, enter ; to come or
go together, meet ; to couple ; to
commit fornication. Biviopai -ov-
pai, to prostitute.
Biol, 3 sin. cont, pres. ind. or opt.
of (itdui.
BioXoyeu) -w, f. -i)au), p. -nxa, (fr.
next, and Xdyos an account) to
write the life of; to record, cele-
brate, par. pres. pass. (iioXoyoi-
pivos.
Bloi, -ov, b, (fr. Pla strength) life,
existence ; mode of life, con-
duct in life; subsistence, liveli-
hood, food ; property, substance,
goods ; mankind, the human
race, the world.
Bids, -ov, b, (fr. same) a bow, bow-
string.
Biorcvw, f. -tveu), (fr. (Slot life) to
live, lead life. Biortvapc, 2 sin.
1 a. sub. act.
B«or^, tjs, -!}, and Bidrnc, -nros, fi,
same as flios.
Biontcbs, -t), -bv, same as (tiwriicdc.
Bloros, -ov, b, Poet, for (3ios.
Biovv, act. — BioEo-flu*, pass. pres.
inf. cont. of fii6u>.
Etoi's, -ovca, -bv, par. of t(5iwv, 2
a. act. of (jiwut for /?<dw.
Bio(pQ6pos, -ov, b, f), (fr. fiiog life,
and cbOiipw to corrupt) injurious
to life; baneful, destructive.
Bidw -w, f. -uicia, p. (3tPl(i.Ka, (fr.
0ios life) to live, exist, lew! a life.
1 a. act. ind. tfiiuxia- inf. 0iG>-
cai. per. pass, (iifiiwpai. 1 f.
mid. fiiuxropai. 1 a. mid. t(5ioi~
ad^ivv. It forms other tenses
from (Siuifjn, which see.
Btc>cbs, -ov, b, JEol. for (fds.
Bicro>v, or Btaruv, -ovoc, b, the bi-
son, a kind of wild ox.
Btrlva, -nt, fh same as QUos.
BAA
hi&nv, Att. for Bioinv, 2 a. opt. of
/■Jiw/u for 0i6u.
Bluui, obs. but many of its tenses
are attached to (3ifia. 2 a. act.
ind. eQiuv' impr. QiwBi, -wra>"
opt. Qioinv, Att. Qi&nv inf. /3idj-
vai' par. Qiovs-
BtW, -wvoj, 6, JBion, a man's
name.
BitSvai, see j3ta)/n — Bidoat, 1 a.
inf. act. of 81601.
BiuaaTo, 3 sin. 1 a. mid. of/?u5a>.
Biwatyoj, -ov, o, ^, (fr. /?io$ life)
ritai, living, likely to live, long-
lived.
B/wats, -ios, Att. -ews,^, (fr. same)
life, living ; the past time of life ;
the continuance of life ; manner
of life. a. sin. /Jiwo-iv.
BitartKbi, -J}, -bv, (fr. same) living,
natural ; vital, relating to or sus-
taining life; secular, worldly,
pertaining to this life, temporal ;
retired, private.
Biuirbv, (neut. of next) must live.
Btwrd?, -fi, -bv, (fr. |3«da> to live)
living, natural, alive; vital, ne-
cessary to life.
Biwru), BiuOi, Bidvai, &c. see
Qiuui.
Bi<n<t>tXrs, -ios -ovs, b, fi, (fr. fiios
life, and uxpzXiu to assist) useful
to life ; wholesome, healthy.
BXafctj, -uaa, -ev, 2 a. par. pass.
Of jSXdTTTW.
BXafitpbs, -a, -ov, (fr. @Xdirru> to
, hurt) hurtful, mischievous, inju-
rious, pernicious.
BAa/Jcpwj, (fr. last) injuriously,
perniciously ; corruptly, falsely ;
rashly, unadvisedly.
B\d8n, -ns, f), (fr. fiXdirro) to hurt)
hurt, harm, injury; loss, damage ;
hindrance, prejudice, disadvan-
tage.
BXaQrjvai, 2 a. inf. pass. — 0Xa8>j-
aofiai, 1 f. mid. of same.
B\d$os,-eos-ovs,r6, same as (}\d(3n.
BXa/3<3, 2 a. sub. act. of SXdiTTUj.
BXdfiu) is also an obsolete verb
of the same signification, from
which /JXoVrw takes the 2 a.
ifiXapov.
BAd£u>, same as BXao-rdvu.
BXd£w, (fr. /?X«£ worthless) to play
the fool, be silly.
BXaiabs, and Poet. BXaiavbs, -fi,
-bv, bow-legged, bandy; distorted.
BXaKcia, -as, t), (fr. jSXaf worth-
less) indolence laziness, listless-
ness, idleness, cowardice.
BXaKtvuj, f. -cvaui, p. -tv<a, (fr.
same) to be stupid, dull, lazy ;
to faint, fail, Ian zuish.
BXaOV-dj, -r), -bv, (fr. same) lazy,
idle, indolent ; dull, stupid,
worthless, good for nothing.
BXa/ccKwj, (fr. last) lazily, slowly,
dully, stupidly.
B\dvos, -ov. b, ^, blear-eyed, dim,
or short-sighted ; worthless, lazy.
BXaf, -dxos, b, (perhaps fr. j3dXXu>
to throw away) a small worthless
fish. Adj worthless, good fo
nothing, insignificant ; idle, lazy
dull, stupid; imphus, wicked.
iXAxm, 3 sin. pres. sub. act. -
BAE
B\dirrova\ for fiXdirrovaa, fern,
sin. par. pres. act. of
BXdirrojjf. -^w, p. fitSXafa, to en-
tangle; to impede, hinder, ob-
struct ; to hurt, injure ; to grieve,
offend ; to punish ; to defeat, sub-
due. 1 a. act. ifiXaxpa. 2 a. act.
ifiXafiov. 2 f. act. /3Xa/?w. per.
pass. (iiBXauuai. 1 a. pass.
efiXdcpdnv. 2 a. pass. ind. i$Xd-
jSf/vinf. (jXafcirai' par. /3Xa/?£tff.
2 f. pass. (iXafificouat. per. mid.
(3i(3Xa(3a.
BXaardvu), and BXaorfw -w, f. -»/<ra>,
p. (St(iXdorriKa, to bud, shoot,
sprout, germinate ; to bloom, blos-
som ; to rise, spring, be born ; to
produce, cause to be. 2 a. i&Xaa-
TOV.
BXdffrc, Ion. for i&Xaarz, 3 sin. 2 a.
act. — BXaarrjaaffa, n. fern. par.
1 a. act. — BXaarncdTw, 3 sin.
1 a. impr. act. of /SXaoroVw.
BXdarnua, -biros, rb, and ftXaorn-
ub$, -ov, 6,(fr. same) a bud, shoot,
sprout, blossom ; bloom, vigour.
BXaarbi, -ov, b, (fr. 8Xaardvit> to
bud) a bud, shoot, branch, blos-
som. Blastus,a. man's name.
BXacrcpnuiu) -w, f. -ifaw, p. -rj<a, (fr.
(i\d<r<j)7)uos slanderous) to hurt
the reputation, injure by false re-
ports, calumniate, impute wrong-
fully, accuse falsely ; to slander,
speak ill of, rail, revile ; to speak
disrespectfully of God, blaspheme .
impf. ind. ePXaatyrjuiov -ovv.
pres. pass. ($Xa<r<pnufouai -ouuai.
per. pass. fizfiXaafyfinnuai. 1 f.
pass. p\a<r<pnur}Bfi<jouai.
BXacrQnuia, -as, t), (fr. next) ca-
lumny, slander, detraction, scan-
dal ; false accusation or imputa-
tion ; impious language, blas-
phemy.
BXd<T<pnuos, -ov, b, tj, (fr. ffXdirrw
to hurt, d»)uv the reputation. Or
fr. (3Xa( impious, and <pnul to
speak) calumnious, scandalous,
slanderous ; derogatory, blas-
phemous ; malicious, malignant,
envious.
BXao-Qnpovuai, 1 sin. and -otiutda,
1 pi. cont. pres. ind. pass. —
BXaotpnuovuzvos, par. pres. pass,
cont. of fiXaatynuzw.
BXao<pr)pu)s, (fr. fiXdfffvuos slan-
derous) slanderously, falsely;
blasphemously ; maliciously ;
shamefully.
BXdrriov, -ov, rb, the shell of the
purple fish; a part of that shell ;
a box made of it ; the onyx, an
Indian shell, or pebble.
BXavrat, -wv, al, a sort of shoes,
slippers.
BXa<pQnvai, inf. — B\a<p9ds, par.
1 a. pass, of pXd-rrru).
B\aipld>p<jov, -ovo<;, b,f/, (fr. /3A<i7rra>
to hurt, and <ppr)v the mind) hurt
in mind, insane, mad, infatu-
ated.
BXei'/i^v, -tio,-tiro, 2 a. opt. mid. —
BX«?, 2 a. par. act. of pXrjui.
Or by Sync, for PXrjdtU, 1 a.
par. pass, of 8d\Xo).
BXzutaivw, f. -<xv<3, p. -ayioz, (fr.
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BAH
next) to look fiercely, survey
sternly ; to threaten, menace.
BXiuua, -aros, rb, (fr. QXIitqi to
look) the eyes, sigtii, countenance^
appearance ; a look, glance.
BXiwa, -as, fi, snot, phlegm.
BXevvbs, -ft, -bv, (fr. last) worthless^
insignificant ; lazy, idle.
BXevvu>8t]s, -cos -ovs, o, »;, (fr.
same) snotty, drivelling.
BXtneSaiuwv, -ovos, b, rj, (fr. /?Xf iru
to look, and daiuwv a fury ) looking
like a fury, scowling, horrific;
squinting, goggle-eyed; amazedt
confounded, aghast.
BXinoicra, Dor. for QXiirovcra, flm.
par. pres. of QXiiru).
BXfVroj, -ov, b, >k (fr. next) to be
seen, that may be looked at, to be
beheld ; seen, viewed, looked at,
beheld.
BXf7rw, f. -\po), p. QfQXupa, also
BXf7rro>, and ^Bol. BXiaoia,
(perhaps fr. f3dXXu> to cast, u>^/
the eye) to look at, behold, see ;
to perceive, understand ; to look
up to, esteem, honour, approve,
mind, regard; to look to, take
care of; to tend, incline, lean to-
wards ; to look like, resemble ; to
live. 1 a. act. iBXeij/a. per. pass.
0i@Xeuuai.
BXirvycs, and BXinvycs, -uiv, alt
trifles, toys.
BXcQapifa, f. -lou>, (fr. BXiQHpov
the eyelid) to wink, twinkle with
the eyes.
B\tcpdpis, -iSos, r), more usually the
pi. BXe<papi6es, -wv, al, (fr.
samej the eyelashes, hairs on the
eyelids ; the eyelids.
BXicpapov, -ov, rb, (perhaps fr. QXi*
iru) to see, and tpdpos a veil) the
eyelid.
BX(i[/is, -<os, Att. -cwj, ,',, (fr.
same) a sight, view, examina-
liens, inquiry, looking into.
BAf«i, -w, obs. from which BdXXta
barrows its perfect PiffXnKa, and
the tenses derived from thence.
BXri8tjTi, 1 a. impr. pass. — BX^flw,
sub. — B\t]dnvat, inf. — BXv-
dils, -tlaa, -ev d. sin. fern. -Bti-
an, par. of /?dXXw.
BXnuzvos, BXrjadai, by Sync, for
Pe8\rjuivos, par. and 0e(iXrjodai,
inf. per. pass, of /?<zXXw.
BXrjut, (fr. jSXf'w) same as /?dXXa>.
BXvrfos, -a, -ov, (fr. /JdAXw to
throw) to be cast, or put. Neut.
it must be cast, must be put.
BXTito, Poet, and Sync, for ej3i8Xn
to, pper. pass, of same.
BXrjrpouri, Ion. for QXnrpots, d. pi.
of
BXrjrpov, -ov, rb, (fr. QdXXu) to
shoot) an iron nail, or spike,
stud ; a bolt, bar ; a clasp.
BXn^douat -S/xai, f. -i)aouai, p.
-nuat, to bleat, cry as a child.
BXj7^£<r9at, Poet, for (iXr})(;daQai%
pres. inf. cont. of last.
BX/^r} -fis , ^, and BXi'i^ijua, -aros,
rb. (fr. same) bleating ; crying.
BA^pdj, -a, -bv, weak, faint, fee-
ble; cowardly, timorous; limidf
gentle ; mild, calm, tranquiU
BOH
BXlf, continually, constantly, in-
cessantly.
BXirov, -ov, rb, blite, or blites ; an
insipid kind of greens.
BXt'rrw, f. (iX'.om, to presa, express,
squeeze out.
BXocvpolo, Ion. g. of
BXoo-Cpdj, -d, -£*, (perhaps fr.
PXipua the brow, and avpot to
contract) fierce, grim, stern;
cruel, savage, barbarous.
BXoavpums, -iSof, r), and BXoervpu-
xbi, -r), -bv, (fr. last, and (id/ the
eye) Aati«^ Jierce eyes, terrible
of aspect, furious.
BXvfa, and EXuw, f. -u<rw, to
trickle, drop; to stream, gush,
flow ; to shed, pour abroad.
BXwflpdy, -d, -bv, (fr. /3Xwo-ko> to
mount) Ai^A, lofty, towering;
flourishing, vigorous, green ; ten-
der, pliant.
BXw/idf, -ov, b, a morsel, mouthful,
crust; a fragment, piece.
BXwcrij, -ioi, Att. -iwf, }), (fr. next)
approach, arrival.
BXwaxw, f. -wffu), to come, approach,
arrive ; to mount, ascend, go up ;
to grow, increase.
Boa, 3. sin. pres. ind. act. cont. —
Boda, Poet, for same — Bodao-
kov, impf. ind. Ion. of /3odw.
Bodyptov, -ov, rb, (fr. j3ouj an ox,
and dypioi wild) a shield made
of the hide of a wild ox or buffa-
lo ; a leathern target.
Bodvpiof, -ov, b, Boagrius, a river
ot Locris.
BoaOoos, Dor. Bond6os, Poet, for
0OT,d6s.
Boavcpyh, Syr. indecl. Boanerges,
i. e. sons of thunder.
B6aZ, B6r)£, and Bd>£, -KOf, some
kind of fish.
Boa?, a. pi. of /JoB?.
Bodo-at, Dor. for (iodn, 2 sin. fires,
ind. mid. — Bodoas, Dor, for
(lo/jo-as, 1 a. par. act, — B«aV«,
Dor. for (ioCbo-i, 3 pi. pres. iiid.
act. cont. of /3odw.
BoavXiov, -ov, rb, (fr. pout an ox,
and avX!) a stall) an ox-stall.
Bodu) -w, f. -rjcoj, fieffdnica, to low,
bellow, roar ; to ring, re-echo ; to
cry, call, shout ; to beg, importune,
clamour; to cry up, celebrate,
praise, impf. ind. t$6aov -u>v. 1 a.
act. ind. tfidyaa' impr. (ior/aov.
Botia, -a?, r), viz. 6opd, (fern, of
next) an ox-hide; a rope made
of it ; a bowstring ; a strap.
B6eioi, and Bdso?, -a, -ov, (fr. /JoC?
an ox) of, concerning, or like an
ox or cow.
B6ts, n. pi. of j3oD?.
Bofi, -=??, {), (fr. (lodw to shout) a-
cry, shout, outcry, uproar, din of
battle; a battle, fight; vocifera-
tion, bawling, clamour ; the sound
of an instrument.
Borj, Dor. for (3oa, 3 sin. pres.
ind. or sub. of (3odu>.
Bon^pofiiui -S>, (fr. (Sort a cry, and
hpojios a race) to run to a cry,
run to help, assist, relieve.
DontySuia, -wv, t&, (fr. same) a
festival at Athens.
BOA
BonipoaiCbv, -wvo?, b, (fr. last) the
thira month of the Athenian
year, answering nearly to our
September.
Boi'idtia, -a?, , i/, (fr. next) help, as-
sistance, aid, lelief, succour.
Bondim -w, f. -rjau>, p. fitfiofjdriKa,
(fr. (Sot) a cry, and $iw to run) to
run to a cry, or with a shout;
to help, bring help, assist, suc-
cour relieve, pres. impr. (lof)Qu
-et. 1 a. act. ind. tpoi/dnoa' impr.
(iorjOrjaov.
Bofj9nua,-5ros, rb, (fr. last) assist-
ance, relief, aid, succour, sup-
port ; a prop, buttress; a reme-
dy, cure.
Bondnrltbi, -r), -bv, (fr. same)
auxiliary, assistant, relieving.
BonObf, and Poet, (ioi'/doot, -ov, b,
fj, (fr. same) a helper, assistant,
auxiliary, one who relieves, suc-
cours ; ready, active, quick.
BonXaoia, -a?, }/, (fr. jiovt an ox,
and tXavno to drive) a driving
of cattle; pillage, spoil, plunder,
booty.
Bor/Xariu) -u>, f. ->/ow, p. -i7«ca, (fr.
same) to drive, take, or carry off
cattle; to pillage, plunder ; to
tend, or herd cattle.
BorjXdrrjf, -ov, b, and Bo^Xari?,
-l6oi, {), (fr. same) a cowherd, hi
or she who attends cattle ; one who
drives or carries off cattle; a
spoiler, pillager, robber.
Bojiv, Dor. for /3adv, pres. inf. act.
cont. — Bofji, Dor. for /3od?, pres.
sub. act. cont. — Bdrjcov, 1 a.
impr. act. of /3odu>.
Bonvdftof, -ov, b, (fr. (ioiif an ox,
and vifiu to pasture) a cowherd,
keeper of cattle.
Borjni, -vo$, f), same as /?oiy.
Bddoiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of next) a
hole, trench, furrow.
B6Qpos. -ov, b, (perhaps fr. fiddof
depth) a ditch, pit, excavation
a pitfall; a den, cave; a well,
cistern.
BbdiSvos, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. /?al
va> to deepen) same as last, but
more elegant.
BoiSdpiov, or BotSiov, (dim. of /3oDj
an ox) a heifer, young cow.
BoiKbi, -?), -iv, of, concerning, or
like a heifer.
Boiu>ria, -a?, r), Boeotia, a part of
Greece.
Boiwrds, -ov, o, (fr. last) Boeotian,
a Boeotian.
BoAdwv, Mo\. for /?oXwv, s- pi. of
(3oXrj.
B6X(5irov, and BdXirov, -ov, rb, (fr.
/JdXXw to throw) filth; dung,
manure.
EoXfo) -u, obs. same as PXrjui, or
(IdXXu).
BoXfi, -rjf, h, (fr- PdXXu to throw)
a cast, throw, discharge, shot ; a
stroke, blow, wound, cut; any
missile, arrow, dart, &c. a ray,
beam, glance.
BoXt'sO), f. -I'ffu, p. 0t06\uca, (fr.
next) to sound, try the depth,
heave the lead.
BoXU, -Ibow'h (fr. /3°Xr« fcr $dX\tp
(U6)
BOZ
to cast) a dart, javelin, arrow ; a
plummet, sounding line. d. sin.
P0XI61.
BoXioavres, n. pi. par. 1 a. act. of
PoXl£u.
B6Xof, -ov, b, (fr. /JdXXu to cast)
a cast, throw sliol ; a drop or
dropping ; the pluct wlure any
thing is dropped, as a furrow for
seed ; a sprouting or shooting,
teething; a tlurt, arrow ; a blow,
wound; a sling; a sweep- rut,
seine, drag.
BopPtvvri, Dor. for/3o/i/3oC«ri,d. pi.
— Boppevea, Dor. and Al.o\. for
^oufiovoa, fern. par. pres. act. of
Boupiio -&, f. -i)o~w, p. -r\<a, (fr.
fio'ufiof a hum) to buzz, hum,
murmur; to sound, resound; to
whisper, mutter; make any soft
noise.
B6fi(irioii, -ioi, Att. -iwj, fi, (fr.
same) a hum, buzz; a hive or
swarm of bees; a crowd, multi-
tude.
Boftffbs, -ov, b, the hum, buzz, mur-
mur of bees, or water ; sound,
noise ; a tune, air.
BoulivXrj, -nf, f/, ( fr. last) a kind
of bee; any buzzing insect.
Bou(SvXios,-ov, b, (fr. same) a bee,
gnat, fly ; a drinking vessel,
cup.
B6nfive, -vKOi, b, (fr. same) the
silk-worm ; a worm, maggot.
Bdvaaoi, and Bdvaoaof, -ov, b, the
bonasus, or bison ; a wild spe-
cies of cow.
Bob£, Heb. indecl Booz, a man'i
name.
Boo^vyiov, -ov, rb, (fr. /3oi)j an ox,
and $vybs a yoke) a pair, yoks
or team of oxen.
Bopd, -5f, fj, (perhaps fr. 06u> for
(idoKu to feed) food, fodder, pro-
vender ; voracity, ravenousness.
Bdpadpov, -ov, rb, apit, trench, hol-
low, excavation.
BopPopoKoirrjs, -ov, b, (fr. next,
and Koirt) a bed) Her in the mud,
name of a frog.
BdpPopoi, -ov, b, mud; orduret
dung.
Bop($op6u) -Hi, f. -tSffw, (fr. last) to
daub, smear, dirty; to defile,
pollute.
Bopfiopvfof ^ -^°'a)> to creak; to
grumble as the bowels.
Bopiao, JEol. and Bopiu, Ion. for
Bopiov, g. sin. of
Bopias or Boppdj, and Ion. Bopf.v(
or Bopprjs, -ov, b, (perhaps fr.
(5odu> to roar, and piu> to pour)
Boreas, northwind, north.
Bopindev, and B6pf>a6tv, (fr. last)
from the north.
B6ptios, and Poet. Boprjtos, -ov, b,
(fr. same) Boreal, northern.
Bopvv, Ion. for fiopdv, a. sin. of
fiopd.
Bdppa!;, and Bt'p/jaf, .32ol. for uvp-
Bopd?, -a, -bv, (fr. 0op& food)
greedy ; a glutton.
Bdffif, -«oj, Att. -£w?, >% (fr. /?<5w or
06o-K<a to feed) pasture, grazing,
pni*iuler;Jbod, pnwisnm, meat.
BOX
B6oki , impr. — B6ckz iv, inf. pres.
act. of $6ok<j).
BAaKiua, -dros, rb, (fr. j3<5<tku> to
feed) a beast, cow, sheep ; pi.
cattle : pasture, pasturage.
Bocncrjfuodc, Dor. for fiooKfjacoOe,
2 pi. 1 f. mid. of (3o<jKitj>.
B6c*r]<r(Si -ws, Att. -cwj, >/, (fr.
same) a feeding, pasturing,
browsing.
fidoKovn, Dor. for $6okov<ti, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. of
hdaKU) or BoffKfw -w, f. -»7ca>, p.
(le(i6o~KnK.a, (fr. /ftw, obs. to feed)
to feed, pasture, graze ; to tend,
herd. 1 f. fi6ou>, and /Stiffo). 1 a.
ifioaa, and ifiuca, per. (HfioKa,
and (Hpuica, (fr. /Jdu, obs.) 1 a.
act. tpbcKvoa, per. pass, /k/Jda-
Ktifiai. 1 f. pass. (Soaicndfioofiai.
Bdciropov, -ov, to, an Indian plant
and fruit.
B(5aTpv^oj,-ou, andB(5ffrpi;f,-v^oj,
6, (perhaps fr. (Sdrpvs a cluster)
a cur/, ringlet, lock of hair ; the
hair.
Booibp, Heb. indecl. Bosor, the
name of a man who was also
called Btwp, Beor, Eng. Peor.
Bora, -Civ, ra, (pi. oifiorbv a herd)
ccttte, kine.
Bordvt], -ns, hi (fr> fiords food)
grass, herbage, pasture, feeding
for cattle ; tfi< study of herbs, bo-
tany.
BoraviKbi, -f), -bv, (fr. last) relating
to herbs, botanical ; subs. 6. bota-
nist.
Bordviov, -ov, to, (dim. of same)
a small herb.
Borf)p, -npos, and Borfo, -ov, b, (fr.
(j6ui to feed) a shepherd, herds-
man.
Boris, -iSos, i), (fr. same) a shep-
herdess.
Borbv, -ov, rb, (fr. same) afiock,
herd ; cattle, sheep, kine.
Borbs, -ov, b, (fr. same) provender,
fodder; food, meat; support,
nourishment, aliment.
Borpvtiiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of fiorpvs
a cluster) a little bunch.
BorpvSbv, (fr. same) by clusters, in
bunches, heaps.
Borpvdeis, -coca, -cv, (fr. same)
clustering, in bunches, that bears
fruit in clusters.
Borpv6irais, -aiios, b, >;, (fr. same,
and itals a child) the parent
stock, father of clusters ; the vine.
Bbrpvs, -vos, b, (perhaps fr. 7t<5to?
drink, and piu to flow) a bunch,
cluster ; grapes, ivy berries, in pi.
(idrpvcs, (Sdrpvac are contracted
into fidrpvs.
Bov, an intensive particle.
Bov, Poet, for (iobs, g. sin. of
Pov$.
Bov&dXos, -cv, b, and Bov&aXts,
-tios, h (fr« &ov$ an ox) a wild
bull or wild cow ; a buffalo.
Bavtfdras, -a, Dor. for Pov06rvs,
-ov, b, (fr. sarae) a coicherd.
Bov(3pwo-is or Boi'/?pw«rnj, -to;,
Att. -twj, f), (fr. /Jof> intens. and
Ppwois food) hunger; famine,
dearth
BOX
BovP&Vy -wvos, b, the groin ; a tu-
mour in the groin ; such a one in
any part.
Bovyd'ios, -ov, b, ff> (""• fiov intens.
and ydla earth, or yaiu> to boast)
large, gross, unwieldy , sluggish ;
turgid, swollen ; boastful, vain-
glorious, ostentatious.
BovyXuooov, -ov, rb, and BovyXuxr-
cos, -ov, b, (fr. fiovs an ox, and
yXwoaa a tongue) an herb, bo-
rage, bugloss ; the sole fish.
Bovioposy -ov, b, f], (""• same, and
c7pw to excoriate) galling to
oxen, tormenting, irritating.
BovBvcia, -as, h, (fr. same, and^t'w
to sacrifice) an offering of oxen ;
sacrifice of black cattle.
Bovkoaos, Bovkos, and Dor. BZkos,
-ov, b, (fr. same) a herdsman,
shepherd, reaper, labourer, rus-
tic.
BovKcvrpov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
Ktvrpov a point) an ox-goad.
BovKcpttts -«, and -wtoj, 6, ^, (fr.
same, and Ktpas a horn) with the
horns of an ox, horned.
BovkoX(u) -io, f. -i}ou>, (fr. same,
and kuXov food) to feed or tend
cattle; to graze, pasture, rear,
herd; to milk, make profit of,
gain a livelihood by cattle; to
soothe, flatter, decoy ; to like, pur-
sue, attend to any object, par.
pres. act. (3ovkoXiwv, d. sin. ($ov-
KoXioiTt.
BovxoXia, -as, fi, (fr. last) a herd
of cattle ; care of or attendance
on cattle.
BovKoXid^m, and Dor. B<i>KoXid(u),
or BwKoXidoSu), f. -d<rw, or -dfw,
(fr. last) to compose, play or sing
pastorals; to lead a shepherd's
life.
BovKoXiaopbs, -ov, b, (fr. same)
pastoral music or composition;
the singing and dancing of shep-
herds or rustics.
BovKoXtacrfis, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
composer of pastorals, rural poet,
rustic musician.
BovkoXikos, -fiy-bv, (fr. same) re-
lating to the care of cattle ; pasto-
ral, rustic.
BovkSXiov, -ov, to, and -os, -ov, b,
(fr. same) a herd of cattle, fock.
BovKoXiopbs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
shepherd's song, pastoral, bucolic,
eclogue.
Bovk6\os, and Dor. Bu)k6Xos, -ov,
b, (fir. same) a cowherd, shep-
herd ; a clown, rustic.
BovXaQdpos, -w, b, Dor. for fiovXn-
<p6pos.
BovXdw -w, (fr. 0oii intens. and Xdw
to desire) obs. see fiovXouai,
which borrows some parts from
it.
BovXeai, Ion. from the ancient (lov-
\taai, and BovXei, Att. for fiov^j),
2 sin. pres. ind. mid. — BovXco,
Ion. for jSovXor, pres. impr. mid.
— BovXct, Ion. for t(iov\tro, 3
sin. impf. ind. — Bov\tv^cvos,
Ion. and Poet, for jSovXojuvoj.
par. pres. mid. of fiovXouai.
Bov\cv7;cQa,hv Parag. forpovXtun*,
(117)
BOY
2 sin. pres. sub. act. of 0ov»
Xtiiu).
BovXcvfia, -tiros, rb, (fr. (iovXtvw
to consult) deliberation; counsel,
advice ; a design, purpose, inten-
tion.
BmvXtvcai, 1 a. impr. mid. — Bov
Xtvadvn, d. sin. and BouXtvadv-
te, n. du. par. 1. a. act. — Bov-
Xcvo-cv, Ion. for tfiovXtvot, 3 sin.
ind. and BovXtvari, 3 sin. sub.
I a. act. of (iovXevw.
BovXcvais, -tos, Att, -eus, h, (""•
(iovXtvw to consult) consultation,
deliberation, meditation; a plot.
BovXevriiptov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
court, hall, senate-house.
BovXevTriSi -ov,b, fr. same) a coun
sellor, senator, adviser.
BovXevTuebs,-}), -bv, (fr. same) se-
natorial, relating to a senate or
council; consulted, asked or ap-
plied to for advice ; prudent,
wise, sage; subs, a counsellor,
patron.
BovXevrbs, -ov, b, f), (fr. same) con-
sulted, deliberated, weighed; de-
creed, enacted.
BovXevw, f. -evou), p. ficPotiXcvKa,
(fr. PovXf) design) to deliberate,
consult ; to meditate, ponder, re-
volve; to ask advice ; to devise,
plot, plan; to determine, pur-
pose, decree. 1 a. act. tfiovXivoa.
1 a. mid. efiovXcvadunv.
BovXiu>v, Ion. for fiovXwv, g. pi. of
BorXjj, -ris, ->'/, *he will, determina-
tion, design, purpose, decree,
counsel; a council, senate; a
council-chamber, court.
BovXnai, Ion.for/?oiiXj7 Att. fiovXa,
2 sin. pres. ind. mid. — Bot-X»7-
ddnv, 1 a. opt. pass. — BovX^-
deis, par. 1 a. pass. — BovXnBw,
-J)?, -r}, 1 a. sub. pass. — bcvXn-
rat, 3 sin. pres. sub. pass, of
(iovXouai.
BovXripa, -aros, rb, (fr. fiovXopai to
will) willy pleasure, choice; de-
termination, decree, judgment;
puipose, design, d. sin. fiuvXr}-
ftari.
BovXjiav, and BovXyai, Ion. for
fiovXals, d. pi. of fiovXrj.
BovXrjo-is, -ios, Att. -twj, ft, same
as fiovXnpa.
BovXyTiKbs,-ri,-bv, (fr. /JovXr) will)
villi7igJ voluntary ; purposely,
intentional, designed.
BovXnrbs, -ov, b, >i, (fr. same) will-
ed, determined, de creed ; design-
ed, purposed, consulted, advised.
BovXTi(p6pos,-ov, b,>i, (fr. same, and
0/pto tc> bring) advising, direct-
ing ; subs, a counsellor.
BovXipidti) -£, f. -dau), p. -aica, (fr.
0ov intens. and Xipos hunger) to
starve, suffer great hunger, perish
with want.
BovXifios, -ov, b, and BovXipla, -as,
/;, (fr. same) violent hungery
starvation ; famine, dearth.
BovXotro, 3 sin. pres. opt. mid. —
BovXontvos, par. pres. mid. of
BovXo/iai, f.-f,aofiat, ry.fitpovXrifiaiy
(fr. (iovXfi counsel) to wish, will,
please ; to design, determine, de-
Bon
oree; to desire, prefer; to fa-
vour, befriend, espouse. 2 sin.
pres. povXn, Alt. povXpat, Poet.
JttovXtat, Ion. for (iovXn. pres.
opt. mid. fiovXoifirjv. impf. ind.
tpovXdfirjv, and n($ovX6unv, Alt.
1 a. pass. tfiovXi'/dnv, and ii(3ov-
Xrjdriv, Att. per. mid. PijiovXa.
1 f. ind. mid. 0ovXijoouai. per.
ind. pass. fit&ovXnuai.
BovXos, -ov, by guts, puddings used
to make sausages.
BovXvrbs, -ov, b, (fr. /JoPj an ox,
and Xvw to loose) loosing-time,
evening.
Bovv, a. sin. of (Jovf.
Beivt(Jpos, -ov, b, and Boivc0pov,
-ov, rd, (fr. (Sov intens. and vtfipbs
a fawn) a lirgefawn or hind.
Bovv/£u>, f. -law, p. (itflovviKa, (fr.
/jouvdj a hill) to raise, gather,
heap up.
Bovvo(i6nSi -ios-ovf, b,!i, (fr. last,
and iioos likeness) hilly, moun-
tainous, steep, craggy.
Boivouos, -ov, b, )'i, (fr. pout an ox,
and viuw to pasture) pastured,
fed or grazed by cattle ; pastura-
ble, rich, fertile, pasturing, graz-
ing, browsing.
Bovvds, -ov, b, a hill, hillock, rising
ground, high place; a luup ;
slope, ascent ; declivity.
Bovvdivrjs, -ios -ovs, b, ff, (fr. last)
see /3ouk>£iiV/?.
Boviran, -ataof, b, (fr. (3oi> intens.
and wefif a boy) a grown boy,
stripling i <m overgrown or fat
young man ; an awkward buy.
BovraXos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
vdXn wrestling) a great wrestler ;
an ass, an epithet of an ass.
Adj. obstinate, stubborn.
BovirXnZ, -nyos, //, (fr. (iovf an ox,
and vXrjaou to strike) a goad or
whip to drive cattle.
Bovir6pos, -ov, b, »;, (fr. same, and
Trtipu) to pierce) that would pierce
an ox ; large, strong.
Bovpiccos or Bdpaccos, -ov, b, the
fruit of the palm or date tree,
dates.
Bovs,(3obs, b, »'/, a bull, cow, ox,
beeve ; an ox hide ; a thiela
made of it. a. sin. (iovv. in pi.
(3ics, (Idas, are cont. into j3ov$. d.
pi. (5ovm, Ion. 06t<Tffi.
Bovaipts, -ios, b, Busiris, a man's
name.
Bovaradyiov, -ov,rb, (fr. (Sovs an ox,
and oradubs a stall) an ox-slull.
Bovras, -a, b, Dor. for fiovrng,
same as (36rns and pari'ip.
Bovrouos, -ov, b, and Rovrofjov, -ov,
rb, (fr. j3o5j an ox, and ripvw to
cut) the flowering rush or water
gladiole.
Bovrvpov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
rvpbs cheese) butter.
Bowpoviti) -Si, f. -i'/cu, p. -n<a, (fr.
same, and <f>ivw to kill) to slaugh-
ter cattle, sacrifice.
BovQovos, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same) who
slays cattie, a butcher ; a priest
sacrificing.
B6u -<5, oh*, see Bockui, which
borrows its tenses*from it.
BPA
BoyTjv, -pj, -n, Att. for fiodoipi
-utfit, pres. opt. act. — BoSifiivoc,
cont. of (loadutvof, par. pres. mid.
— B6u)v, Ion. for t/?i)wv, 3 pi.
impf. ind. act. — BoSiavs, BoSiv-
rcf, -Sivros, -Sivrwv, cont. cases
of Bodwv -Siv, par. pres. act.
Bo<2ivri,is also Dor. for fioSict, 3
pi. or d. pi. par. pres. act. of podui.
BoSiv, g. pi. of /3oDy.
BoSims, -ibos, n, (fr. (Sovs an ox,
and Sixp the eye) with eyes like a
cow, ox-eyed; with full, round,
dark eyes.
BoaiTiu) -Si, f. -fjou>, p. -nica, (fr.
same, and ufl/w to drive) to drive
oxen as in a plough, plough, till,
labour, cultivate, pres. inf. act.
Podtrilv, cont.
Bourns, -ov, b, (fr. same) a cow-
herd, herdsman, ploughman ; the
constellation railed Bootes, Arc-
tophylax, and the Ploughman.
Bpafitia, -as, »;, (fr. (ipapevs an um-
pire) the management, conduct,
regulation of public games ; the
decision or awarding of the
prizes ; an arrangement, reconci-
li'iliun.
Bpafiilov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
prize, honorary reward.
Bpa/icvs, -ios and -io»s, and BpiQtv-
rns, -or, b, (perhaps fr. \>d(Jf<os a
wand) the president or stexcard
at public games ; an arbitrator
or umpire to determine the
prizes; a judge ; commander,
enjoiner.
Bpajicvu), f. -eveut, p. (SifipnfitvKa,
(fr. last) to manage, conduct or
preside at public games ; to de-
cide, award the prizes ; to regu-
late, rule, direct, command, pres.
impr. (ipdStvt, -irui. 1 a. ind.
act. tfipdfiivca.
BpaflvXa,' -as, >i, a Damascene
plum, damson.
Bpayxidfa, f. -daui, (fr. next) to
grow or be hoarse.
Bpdy^iis, -ov, b, and -cos, rb,
hoarseness, roughness of the voice.
Bpalius, (fr. fipaivs slo* ) slowly,
late ; slathfully, lazily, comp.
Ppa&vrtpov and (ipdotov, sup.
fioaSx'iTara and (ipd^icrov.
Bpaiivbs, -h, -bv, JEo\. for f>aoiv6s.
Bpafa'yXucaos, -ov, b, /;, (fr. Qpaovs
slow, and yXSicca the tongue)
slow of speech, not eloquent.
BpaSvvovaais, d. pi. fern. par. pres.
act. of
Bpacvvit),f. -vvSi, (fr. (ipativs slow)
to stop, stay, delay, loiter, tarry ;
to hesitate, demur, scruple.
Bpa&vxcidris, -ios -oT>S, b, f], (fr.
PpaSvs slow, and vtiBw to per-
suade) hard to be persuaded; ob-
stinate; dull.
T&paovirXoiu) -w, f. -ijcu, p. (Itfipa-
ovnXoTjKa, (fr. same, and irXoiui,
Ion. for wXio) to sail) to sail
slovdy, be long at sea, be detain-
ed by bad weather, par. pres.
n. pi. PpaSvirXoovvrcs.
Bpaiiis, -c7a, -v, (perhaps fr. (idpos
a burden, and 6vw to go under)
slow ; dull, stupid ; lazy, indo-
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BPE
lent. n. pi. cont. Ppaids. romp.
Ppaivrtpos, (IpaSlwv or llpdocuw,
sup. (ipafivTaros, Ppdtmrros.
Bpaivrns, -nros, ff, (fr. last) tloto-
ness, tardiness ; dulncss, stupidi-
ty ; indolence, laziness, a. sin.
(Spafivrnra.
Bp'/^w and Bpdeou, f. -dou>, to
boil, bubble ; to work, froth, fer-
ment ; to be hot ; to rage, fret,
fume.
Bpddv, -vos, rb, the herb savin.
Bpdxavov, -ov, rb, wild kale or cole-
wort.
Bpdicos, -tos -ovs, rb, and Bpdxa,
-as, '/, a covering for the naked-
ness, breechis, trou-sir*.
Bpacdus, par. of eppdffBrjv, 1 a.
pass, of (ipdfa or fipdeoui.
Bpdcfta, -aros, rb, and Bpaaubf,
-ov, b, (fr. jipdfa to boil) a boil-
Mf, bubbling; fermentation;
heat, warmth ; rage, vehemence.
Bpdgc, Ion. for i(ipa^c, impf. act.
of Ppd%ii>.
Bpa%ia, -u»v, ra, (neut. of /Jpa^if
short) shallows, shoals.
Bpa^irj, Ion. for (ipa^ila, fern. o|
Bpa^iis, -t7aa, -iv, par. 2 a. pass,
of 0piXo>>
Bpavftiis, (fr. (Ipa^i's short) short-
ly, brie/ly, in a few words.
Bpa-^ldiv, -ovos, b, (comp. of next)
the shorter or upper part of the
arm, arm ; strength, power,
might, d. sin. 0pa%iovi.
Bp -^i s, cla, -v, short, brief; small,
little; few. g. pi. ftpa^fwv.
comp. ppn^vrtpos, and Bpu^iuiv,
sup. (ipaj^vraros and (ipd^iaros.
Bpa^yalfiapos, Dor. for (ipa^vclbt;-
pos, -ov, b, b, (fr. last, and aiSn-
pos iron) short pointed.
Bpax^rns, -nros, ft, (fr. same)
shortness ; brevity, conciseness ;
fewness, paucity.
Bpa^vrpa^rjXoj, -ov, b, '/, (fr. same,
and rpd^nXos the neck) short
leckea.
Bpayw, f. -^w, p. -^a, to make the
noise of a wand or rod when
shaken smartly, to quaver,whirr ;
rustle. Or of things breaking,
to crack, crash, clatter ; to sound,
resound, ring, peal.
Bpiyfii, -aros, rb, and Bptyubs,-oV,
b, (fr. Ppixu to wet) the fore-
head, the front half of the
head.
BptKtKfl;, a word invented to ex-
press the noise of frogs.
BpiptcQai, pass, or mid. — Bp£-
uttv, act. pres. inf. of
Bpr/iw, f. -fiS>, to grumble, murmur,
make any hollow noise. ; to roar,
bellow, resound, peal. per. mid.
(Sifipoua.
Bpivhov, a stag, hy theMessapians.
BpivQis, -ibos, and Bpivdi^, -ikos%
fi, lettuce.
BpivQos, -ov, b, some bird unknown,
of a slow gait and muttering
note ; haughtiness, pride, arro-
gance, pomposity, conceit; an
ointment or perfume made by the
Lydians.
BP1
tptvUouai, (fr. ^st) to stalk, and
mutter like a brenthos ; to as-
sume consequence, take airs, be
conceited; to growl, grumble,
mutter, par. pres. mid. PptvOvd-
utvos-
Bpivnov, -ov, ri, (fr. PpivSov,
which see) a stag's head, the
antlers.
Bpii-at, 1 a. inf. act. of 0pcyu.
Bpiras, rb, afigure, likeness, image,
statue, idol; a spectre, appari-
tion.
Bptyos, -tos -ovs, rb, an infant,
child, babe ; an embryo ; a young-
ling, pi. (ipeipta -tj.
Bpt<p6\Xiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of last)
a little child ; a youngster.
Bpi%pa, and Bpiy^aj, see (ipiyua.
Bpf^iD, f. -£w, p. -ya, to wet, mois-
ten, bedew ; to steep, drench ; to
rain, drop ; to soak, suck, im-
bibe. 1 a. act. ippet-a. 2 a. act.
i$p*X0V- per. pass. (Hfiptyuai. 1
f. pass. fipt^Qt'iaouai. 2 a. pass,
ind. ePpdxTjv' inf. /Jpo^vat. 2 f.
pass. ppax>'i<Touai. per. mid. (}£-
pporfo.
Bpr'i<T<ru, f. -£w, p. -Xat io couin
up, expectorate, spit.
Bp7, an intensive particle prefixed
to words, implying, very much.
Bptdct, 3 sin. pres. ind. of fipidw.
Bpidptog, -ov, Att. Bpidpzws, -u>, b,
(fr. pp7 intens. and 'Ap»?s Mars)
Briareus, the name of a giant.
Bpidpos, -a, -ov, (fr. next) strong,
' stout, robust, hardy.
Bpidu) -5, f. -dab), (perhaps fr.
(ipi very) to strengthen, make
strong ; to extol, magnify ; to be
or grow strong or powerful ; to
swell, grow large, increase.
Bplfa, f. -Icru, and -t£w, to feel op-
pressed after meat ; to be drowsy ;
to nap, doze ; to loiter, be indo-
lent, neglect.
BpitJTTvos, -ov, 6, ^, (fr. j3pT intens.
and t)irv<i) for anvut to shout)
shouting loudly. An epithet of
Mars.
Bpi'Soj, -tog -ovg, rb, and Bptdoav-
vr), -ns, ?i, (fr. ppiQu to press)
weight, pressure, heaviness; a
burden, load.
Bpidvs, -tia, -ii, and -tog -ovs, b, ft,
(fr. same) heavy, weighty, pon-
derous.
Bpidw, to weigh heavily, be heavy ;
to weigh down, depress; to be
loaded, bear a burden ; to in-
line, bend forwards, lean down,
overhang; to impress, prevail,
excel, per. mid. J3i,3pi9a. par.
fr/?pi0<ij.
bp«/x77, -ns, '/, (fr. fipida to strength-
en) strength, power, might ; in-
fluence, power ; magic.
Bpiuoouai -ovfiai, and Bpiudouat
'Stfiai, (perhaps fr. ppiud) to
growl, or fr. next) to grumble,
growl, mutter; to roar, bellow;
to grind or gnash the teeth ; to
rage, burn with anger.
Bpiud, -60s -ovs, 1/, a name of He-
cate or Proserpine ; a fiend.
BpaipfiaTos, -ov, b, h, (fr. 3pidv to
BPT
weigh down, and apua a cha-
riot) too heavy for the chariot,
weighty on the axle-tree ; or,
who drives over his adversary.
Bpiotvs, -tog, Ion. -J/oj, 6, Briseus,
a man's name.
Bpionti, -iios, h, Briseis, a woman's
name.
Bpiacros, -ov, b, a sea-urchin.
Bp6y%os, and Bpoy^oj, -ov, b, (per-
haps fr. (3p6%u» obs. to swallow)
the throat, gullet.
BpoSov, -ov, to, JEo\. for pdSov.
Bpoutbs, -a, -ov, (fr. next) sound-
ing, resounding ; ringing, echo-
ing ; sliouting, roaring, bellow-
ing; crashing, creaking, peal-
ing. Also Bromius, an epithet
of Bacchus.
Bp6uos,-ov, b, (fr. /3p/^w to mur-|
mur) a crack, peal, volley ; a
roar, bellowing ; a reed, pipe.
Bpovrdu) -w, f. -fiow, p. -rjKa, (fr.
next) to thunder; to peal,
roar.
Bpovrrj, -fjs, >), thunder; a crash,
peal, roar.
Bportos or Bpdrtios, -ov, b, ft, same
as fiporos.
BpoTtjoios, -ov, b, I), Poet, same as
(3por6$.
BpoTo($r)uuv, -ovos, b, %, (fr. fiporbs
human, and (irjua a step) a
spurner of mankind, trampler on
human rights ; a tyrant, despot,
usurper.
Bporoeii, -taoa, -ev, (fr. (3p6ros
gore) bloody, bloodstained, gory.
Bporo\oiybs, -ov, b, (fr. Sporbs hu-
man, and Xoiyoi destruction) a
manslayer, murderer. Adj. mur-
derous, bloody, cruel.
Bp->rbs,-ov,b, man, a mortal. Adj.
human, mortal; frail, fleeting,
perishable, d. pi. with v added
PporoToiv.
Bporos, -ov, b, blood, gore.
Bpordw -w, f. -wcw, (fr. last) to
stain with blood, defile with gore ;
to imbrue, sprinkle with blood,
(Or fr. Pporbs human) to make
form or fashion man; Bpordojiai,
to become man. 1 a. inf. pass.
fiporudrjvai.
BpouKOi or Bpov%os, -oy, b, a kind
of locust.
Bpoy^wj, JEo\. for /?pa;£fu>?.
VpoX^ -tei h, (fr- /fy?'x<» to wet)
a shower ; heavy rain.
Bpdxdos, same as j3pdy^oj.
Bpox6u>8ns, -eos -ovq, b, }/, (fr. /?p<5.
X^i to soak) arid, dry, parched,
without moisture.
Bp6xo(, -ov, b, a cord, rope; snare
gin.
Bpovw, to soak, obs. but found in
composition.
Bpo^wr^j, (fr. (3p6xos a rope)
bound with ropes, tied ; twisted.
Bp6u>, obs. its tenses are borrowed
by (JpuiOKU).
Bpvypa, -aros, rb, (fr. (JpvKU) to
bite) a bite.
Bpvypbs, -ov, b, (fr. |3pt5^w to
gnash) gnashing or grinding of
the teeth ; a crash ; noise, shout ;
roaring.
BXK
BpvKu), f. -fu>, p. -ya, to bite, gnaw;
to devour, svmllow up.
Bpvv, an infantile expression for
drink.
BpZov, -ov, rb, moss, weeds; sea-
weed ; an herb so called.
Bpvrov, -ov, rb, and Bpvrbs, -ov, 6,
(perhaps fr. fipvia to spring)
malt-liquor.
Bpvxdta -w, and Bpi3^w, f. -%u>, p.
(ii&pvxa, to grind the teeth,
gnash, cranch, champ; to echo%
ring, sound, resound; to roar,
low, bellow; to shriek, groan,
moan. EpO^o/zou, to rage, fret,
be distracted with anger, grief,
pain, &c. per. pass, fiiflpvyuat.
Epuw, f. -voui, p. pfjipvxa, to bud,
shoot, germinate, sprout, blos-
som; to grow, increase; to
teem, abound, overflow ; to
spring, gush, burst out, issue
forth ; to send forth, pour, shed,
di/fuse, spread, scatter. 3 sin.
pres. (Spvtt.
BpuiQtU, 1 a. par. pass, of Ppwo-icw.
Bpu>na, -aroi, rb, (fr. same) food,
meat, victuals.
Bpiifiaot, or -otv, Bomuara, -rt,
-tos, -rwv, cases 01 last.
Bpwfxfiji -w, f. ->/<7w, (fr. next) to
stink, smell ill.
Bp<I)//05, -ov, b, a stink, rank smell ;
carrion.
Bpw/jLujSris, -cos -o»ij, b, >/, (fr. last)
fetid, rank, putrid.
Bpwori, -vzu)Sy-civ, cases of /?pw<nf.
'Bpuxrtfiov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
meat, food, an eatable.
Bpciffj'uos, -ov, b, {/, (fr. /?pu'o-/cw to
feed) eatable.
Bpwo-ty, -«os, and -tos, Att. -tug, J),
(fr. same) meat, food ; eating; a
canker ; corrosion, virulence.
BpucKu, f. j3pw<ro), p. (iifipwKa, (fr.
(3p6u> obs. to eat) to eat, feed;
to pasture, graze ; to gnaw, con-
sume, corrode, canker, per. pas9.
(HPpojuai. 1 a. pass. ind. £/Jp<i«
Qrjv' par. (ipu)6tis
Bpu>rbs, -?i, -bv, (fr. last) eatable,
esculent.
BpJJrvs, -vos, 1), (fr. same) food,
meat, victuals.
Bvas, -ov, b, an owl.
Bu0\os, -ov, >/, see (Kff'Xos.
Bvfyv, (fr. next) thickly, closely,
crowded.
Bu£(i>, f. -vau), (fr. /?t;u> to stuff) to
fill up, cram, crowd. Also, (fr.
(ivas an owl) to cry like an in-
fant ; to hoot, croak.
BvOi^u), f. -icui, p. (3c(lvdiKa, (fr.
fivdbs the bottom) to plunge,
dip, immerge ; to sink, drown. 1
a. act. t(3v6ioa.
Bvdios, -a, -ov, (fr. next) deep,
down to the bottom.
Bvdbs, -ov, b, a bottom ; the deep,
sea, ocean ; depth.
BvKavrj, -rjs, n, a horn, trumpet.
Bvicavi^u), f. -io-u), (fr. last) to wind
a horn, sound a trumpet.
BvKavtorfiSy -ov, b, (fr. same) 4
trumpeter.
BvKrps, -ov, b, (fr. /3t5£w to fill) an
epithet of the wind j sound-
BQ2
mg, whittling ; breathing, blow-
ing.
BvXXdj, -ov, b, h, (fr. 0riu to stuff)
tliick, close, crowded, full.
Bvvn, "f}i, h> soaked barley, malt.
Bwrrriu) -<3, f. -lyuu), iEol. for (idir-
ru>.
Bvpaa, -rts, f), a skin, hide.
Bvpoci>i,-iof,Alt. -ius, b, (fr. last)
a tanner, d. sin. cont. fivpoti.
Bvpco6i\pns, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
dixfui to skin) a skinner, currier,
tanner, worker in leather.
Bvapa, -aros, rb, (fr. fivu to stuff)
a stopple or stopper, cork ; a
dam, bank ; a sluice.
Bvootvos, -v, -ov, (fr. fivooos flax)
flaxen, linen, made of fine flax
or cotton ; fine, elegant, orna-
mental.
Bvoffoioficiu), f. -cvau), (fr. pvcob,-
depth, and ioucvu for ioftiu to
build) to lay deep foundations ;
to found, fix, establish ; to think
deeply, meditate ; to contrive,
plot, plan, devise.
Bvoobdcv, (fr. next) from the bot-
tom, from below, from the deep.
Bvaobs, -ov, b, Ion. for (Jvddf.
Bvooos, -ov, h, the cotton plant ;
cotton ; cotton-cloth, calico. Al-
so, fine flax or linen.
Biu>, f. (ivou>, p. ftijlvKa, to stop up,
shut up, close ; to cram, stuff,
fill up ; to cover, hide, conceal.
Bw, fas, ftp, Ion. 0iu>, and Poet.
(itiu), 2 a. sub. of jiT/m for/?a<vw.
Budtlv, Ion. for ponOtiv, pros. inf.
cont. of (ionBiu).
BuiKoXia^elg, Dor. for fiovKoXidocis,
2 sin. 1 f. act. — BuKoXidodcv.
Dor. 2 sin. pres. impr. mid. of
Bw«roX«ao-<5u>, Dor. for fiovKoXidfa.
BuxuXiacru;, BtuKoX'iVdj, Bwk6\os,
Bukos, Dor. for fiovKoXiaarhs,
(iovico'Xucbs, ($ovk6\os, and povxos,
same as (Jovtcalos.
BwXu, Dor. for /3ouX>/.
BuiXa^, -aicos, »/, Poet, for /?5Xoj.
mw\lrnf, -ov, b, (fr. next) a mush-
room, truffle.
BuXo;, -oi>, »/, earth, ground, land,
soil; a clod, sod, mass, lump,
piece ; a mouthful, bit ; a dose.
B<i>\u>5n$, -tos -ovi, b, ft, (fr. last)
full of clods ; cloddy ; tough,
hard.
Buubs, -ov, b, a base, foundation ; a
pedestal, prop ; an altar ; a tern
pie.
Bdv, Dor. and Ion. for /?oDv, a. of
(Ivvs-
B<i£, -oKdi, b, cont. for (36a!; or
Bupos, -ov. b, Borus, name of a
man, and of a city.
Bw<;, Dor. and Ion. for povs — B<2-
oi, d. pi. for povai.
hwcai, Dor. for Porjcrai, 1 a. inf.
act. — Bu>o~as, for Pouaas, 1 a.
par. act. — Buoojxai, for poi'/oo
pat, 1 f. ind. — Bwaro-flai, for
florjo-toOai, 1 f. inf. mid. of podw.
Buorpioues, Dor. and Poet, for
0<»)o-Tp(OftEv, 1 pi. pres. — Bwo-
rpjytrw/ifj, for (SucrofjaunEv, 1 pi.
1 a. sub. act. of
TAI
Bworp/u -<j, f. -i)ou>, a Doric verb,
same as podu.
Biorrji, -ov, o, Ion. and BiLras, -a,
b, Dor. Burls, -tSos, fj, same as
(iortii, and Ports.
Bwrtdvttpos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. (JwirU or
Poirfif a shepherd, and avhp a
man) rearing men; populous,
thickly inhabited.
Btirwp, -opoi, b, same as (iorrjp.
r, y, f, the third letter in Greek,
called gamma. As a numeral
mark it signifies three, and with
a dot underneath, y, three thou-
sand.
r, for yi.
Yd, Dor. for yi. — Yd, Dor. for ytj.
YaPPaOd, Heb. indecl. Gabbatha.
Ta(i\v, Heb. indecl. husbandmen.
Tapis, Heb. indecl. a large pearl.
ro/3p«»)X, Heb. indecl Gabriel.
Yaydrns* -ov, b, (fr. Ydyns a river
of Lycia) an agate.
YayyaXltu, f. -lout, p. -iko, (per-
haps fr. ydu to cause, andytXdu
to laugh. Or fr. ydvos joy) to
tickle, excite agreeably ; to de
light, make glad.
Yayydun, -ns, »/, a net, draw-net,
seine.
Yayytris or Yayylrrjt, -ov, b, a pre-
cious stone, an agate.
YayyXtbv, -ov, rb, a ganglion, tu-
bercle, hard gathering.
Ydyypatva, -as, //. (fr. ypdu> or
ypaivo) to corrode) a gangrene
mortification.
Ydi, Heb. indecl. Gad, a man's
name.
YdSapa, a city ef Caelo-Syria
Gadara.
YaSapevs, -ios, Att. -io>s, and Ya-
Saprjvbs, -ov, b, (fr. last) a Go-
darene, of Gadara.
Ya&dras, -ov, b, Gadatas, a man's
name.
YdSo/iat, to rejoice, delight, be glad,
Yd$a, -ns, h, (Persian) v^ealth
riches ; treasure, public money ■
a treasury.
Ya$ap>'/voi, (Chaldee) soothsayers
magicians.
Ya£o<pv\dicuov, and -kiov, -ov, to,
(fr. yd(,a wealth) a treasury ; re-
cord office.
Ya£o<pv\aKiw -u>, (fr. same, and
tuXao<xw to guard) to treasure,
oard ; to keep the public money.
Ya%o<pv\a%, -aicos, b, (fr. same) a
treasurer.
Ydd' and Ydds, for ayaQt, v. sin.
of ayaOds.
Yaduv, Dor. for yridc'tr, pres. inf.
act. — YdBnotv, Dor. and Ion.
for cy^Qnae, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act.
of yydfu).
Yai, Hob. indecl. a valley.
VaV, for next.
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TAA
Ya7at -as, Poet, and Ion. Taltj, -ijr,
h, sec yij.
Talr,6cv, (fr. last) from the earth,
from the ground.
Yau'iios, Y)'/ivos, Yn'ios, -ov, and Yai-
w6t)s,-ios -ouj, 6, fi, (fr. samr)/cr-
r< st rial, rtuthty ; earthy, clayey.
YaiTio%os, Yatdo%os, and cont. Yat-
oBXof» rao5X°*> -°vt ^» >'h (fr-
same, and i%u> to confine) earth-
girding, encompassing or sur-
rounding the land ; an epithet of
Neptune, or the sea.
Yalfiu), Ydfun, Yclftu>, and Yfiynit, all
obs. see yapim.
Yaiobs, -ov, b, a Gaulish dart or
javelin.
Yaiuj, f. yalou), to glory, vaunt ; to
boast, brag ; exult, rejoice, par.
pres. yaiwv.
FriXa, -oktos, rb, milk.
YaXadnybs, -^, -a>, {fr. last, and
•9du> to nurse) unweaned any
creature still sucking, a suckling.
Also, yielding milk, tender deli-
cate, balmy ; milky, succulent.
YaXaxriKbs or -rivbs, -r), -bv, and
Ya\aru>6tiSi -cos -ovs, b, L (ft.
same) milky ; delicate, sojt, ten-
der.
Ya\aKT0Tr6rrjSy -ov, b, t), (fr. same,
and rrlvw to drink ) sucking ;
living on milk.
Ya\dva, -as, a, Dor. for yaX/jvn.
YaXa^avpn,-tjs, ft, a woman's name.
Ya\a(ias, -ov, b, (fr. ya\a milk)
milky, while; tfie milky way; a
kind of stone.
TaXdn/f, -ov,6, Ya\ariicbs, -fl, -bv,
(fr. next) aGalatian, of Galatia.
YaXaria, -as, -f/, Galatia, called
also Gallogracia.
Ya\iaypa, -as, h> (&• next, and
dypa a trap) an iron cage; a
chain, fetters ; a snare, trap.
Ya\in, and in prose, YaXn, -%s} >h <*
weasel ; a cat.
Ya\ebs, -ov, b, (fr. last) a he-wea-
sil, also a kind of fish.
YaXepbs, and Ya\npbs, -a, -bv, (fr.
ya^vn a calm) tranquil, quiet,
calm ; cheerful, joyous-, lively.
Ya^evs, -ios, b, (fr. ya\?j a weasel)
a young weasel ; a kitten.
Ya\cd)Tns, -ov, b, (dim. of ya\in a
weasel) an eft or newt.
Ya\rj, -ris, hi see ya\in,
Ya\ov' for yaX»7vd, neut. pi. of ya-
X>7idj.
YaXnvaia, Poet, for
Ya\r)vn, -nit ft, (^ y^Xdw to smile)
serenity ; tranquillity, quietness ;
a calm. Also a woman's name.
.TaXnvidu) -w, f. -dcu>, p. -Ka, (fr.
last) to be calm ; to rest, subside.
YaXf/vios, and Ya\rjvbs, -ov, b, f),
(fr. same) calm, still, quiet;
tranquil, serene.
Ya^nviuo-av, a. sin. cont. par. pres.
of ya\t)vidi4.
Ta\i\aia, -as, hi Galilee, a part of
Palestine.
FaXiXalos, -a, -ov, (fr. last) of Ga-
lilee, Galilean.
Ya^lo^is, -ios, Att. -cus, h, thfl
herb water-beiony or dead net
tie.
tam
TaXXtwv, -wvos, 6, Gallio, a man's
name.
TaAAos, -ov, b, a eunuch.
YaXovxew -w, (fr. ya'Aa milk, and
('yu to have) to suckle; to im-
press,inculcate. Ya\ovxia.pai -ou-
pai, to suck, take milk; la im-
bibe.
ToXwj, -w, or -wos, and Ya\6ws -6w,
>5, a husband's sister, brother's
wife, sister-in-law.
Ydpat, Dor. for yppai, see yapiu).
Tana\it)\, Heb, indecl. Gamaliel,
a man's name,
Yap^ptvw, f. -two), p. *£v<a, (fr.
next) to, marry, wed; to get
marriage relations.
ra/ijSpoj, -ou, -6, (fr. yapiw towed)
a relation by marriage ; a father ^
son, or brother^ in law, d. pi.
yapfipotai, Ion.
Yapelv, 2 a. inf. act. — Yaptlrwaav,
3 pi. cont. pres. impr. act. —
Yapiaacrai, Poet, for yapiatrai,
1 f. mid. ofyapiu).
tauev, Dor. and Ion. for iyyui,
3 sin. 1 a. ind. acL see in ya-
piw.
Yaptrios, -a, -<ov. (fr. same) must
wed, must be married.
Yapcrfj, -rj$, and ra/itn;, -iios, fj,
(fr. same) a wife.
Tauirns, -ov, b, (fr. same) a hus-
band.
Yapiw, -w, f. -fiaw and -law, p.
ytydpvaa, and -«a, (perhaps:
fr. yaw to produce, or ya'tw to
rejoice, <o fofce a wife, marry,
wed. Pass, to be married. I a.
act. tydp-qaa, and (fr. ydpw obs.)
iyrjjia' sub. yr/pw' inf. yrjpai'
par. yijpas- 1 a. pass, eyaprjdrjv.
i a. mid. eyrjpdpTjv.
Ta/jutiOji, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass. —
ra^fljjvai, 1 a. inf. pass. -« 17a-
p7)<jai, 1 a. inf. act. of last.
Tap,i)Xbov, -ov, to, (neut. of next)
a nuptial present, wedding gift.
TapfjXios, -ov, b, ff, (ff. yapiw to
wed) nuptial, bridal; conjugal,
connubial.
YaprjXiwv. -.wvos, b, (ff. same) one
of the Athenian months ; accord-
ing to some October, to others
January.
Yapr)ctiw, (fr. same) to wish to
take a wife, desire to wed, be in
haste to marry.
Tapi^w, and Yapiaxw, f. -riaw, p.
ytydpiKa, (fr. same) to give in
marriage; to promise, engage,
betroth; Yapi^opat, to be givenin
marriage ; to be betrothed.
Yapinos, -fi, -bv, and Ydptas, -jo.
-ov, (fr. same) nuptial, bridal.
Ydpoio, Ion, for ydpov, g. sin. of
ydpos.
Yapoiro, pres. opt. pass. cant, of; raorrjp, yaarpbs, >), the belly; the
yapiw. ! stomach; a ventricle ; the womb ;
Yapoic\o-iw -w, f. -y)aw, p. -rjKa, (fr.j nil the lower part of the body;
yupos a wedding, and nXiirrw to| gluttony.
steal) to marry privately ; to de- Ydaron, -)??, and Ydaroa, -as, 17,
6awc/i or carry off another's'; (fr! last) the body, belly or 6o*-.
wife. j torn of a jug or pitcher ; the hold
Yap6pos, Dor. for yrjpopos. j of a ship,
rdpps, -uv, h, or Ta/iot' -wv, 01, (fr. iTaoTOf, d. sin. of yaar?'o.
yau/w to wed) a wedding, mar-lYaaTnSovXos, -ov, b, ,,, (fr. yaffrqp
Q (121)
TA2
riage feast, nuptials; matrimo-
ny, wedlock.
YapoaroXiw -w, f. -^cw, (fr. next)
<o prepare for a wedding.
YapoaroXos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. ya//oj a
wedding, and ariXXw to furnish)
preparatory to or providing for a
wedding; nuptial, bridal.
Yapovpevos, par. pres. pass. cont.
of yapiw.
Yau(prj\al; -wv, a\, (fr. next) the
cheeks, jaws, jaw-bones.
Yapxfbg, -rjy -bv, (same as Kapxpbs,
fr. KapnTw to bend) crooked,
bowed, bended, curved, hooked.
Yaprpwvvl;, -v^oc, and YapxpwvvKOs,
-ov, -by )'), (fr. last, and 6w% a
claw) having hooked claws or
talons; rapacious, ravenous.
Ydpw, obs. for which see yapiw.
Ydvos, -cos, -ovi, ri, joy, mirth ;
delight, pleasure ; splendour,
brightness.
Yavdw -w, f. -waw., p.-wxa, (fr. last)
to delight, rejoice, cause plea-
sure, exhilaratehenUven ; to shine,
sparkle, glitter.
Ydvvpat, Ydvvvpat, and Yavvvopai,
f. -vaopat, p. -vpai, (fr. same)
to rejoice, be glad, exult.
Yav.vprjSns, -eosy b, Ganymede, a
man's name.
Ydvwpa, -dros, rb, and Ydvwais,
-tos, Att. -tws, fi, (fr. yavdw to
delight) delight, joy ; mirth, en-
joyment; brightness, lustre.
Yap, for, since; wherefore, there-
fore, then ; truly ; pray ; why ?
Yapyaipw, and Yapydpw, f. -dpw, to
shine, sparkle, glitter, dazzle ; to
vibrate, quiver ; to palpitate, beat^
throb; to repeat often, multi-ply,
increase ; to abound, be full.
YapyaXi^w, f. -law, same as yayya-
\i$w.
YapyaXiapbs, and YdpyaXos, -ou, b,
(fr. last) a tickling, slight excite-,
ment, gentle irritation.
Ydpydpa, -wv, ra, crowds, a multi-
tude, abundance.
Yapydpa, ^rjs, tn a city of Troas.
Yupyapewv, -wvos, b, the throat,
swallow, gullet.
Yapyapi^w, f. -taw, (fr. last) to gar-
gle, wash the throat; to guggle
or warble in the throat.
Ydpov, -*>v, rb, pickle or brine in
which fish is preserved; sauce
made of pickled fish.
Yupvw, Dor. for yripvw, which see.
Hence Yapvepev, and Yapvev, for
yvpu£<-v,pres.inf.act. — Yapvtrov,
ibr yrtpvtrov, du. pres. ind. act.
— ■■ Yapvopai, Yapvvopai, foryrj-|
pvouai, pres. and ynpvacfiai, 1 f. I
mid. — Yapxiaaivra, for yrjpvaaiv-
, 1 a. opt. mid. of yrjpvw
the belly^ and oovXot a slave) a
slave to appetite, epicure, glutton*
Yaarpifa, f. -law, p. -iica, (fr.same)
to Jill the belly, satisfy, glut, fat-
ten ; to strike on the belly.
Yaarpfpapyoi, -ov, 6. 17, (fr. same,
and fidpyoi foolish) gluttonous,
voracious.
Ydarpi$, -10s, Ydarpios, -ov, and
Ydarpwv, -uvos, 6, (fr.same) a
gluttony epicure ; big-bellied.
YacTpoKvi'miov, -ov, to, (fx. same,
and Kvt'inn the leg) the calf of the
leg.
YavXbs, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. yoXa
milk) a milk pail, bucket.
Ya'vXos, -ov, b, a kind of boat; a
well, drain.
YavXwi, Dor. for yavXouj, a. pi. of
yavXdi.
Yavpiafia, -tiros, rb, (fr. next) a
glorying, boasting; exultation;
prancing.
Yavpidw -w, f. -daw, p. -aiea, (fr.
yavpos haughty) to. be proud, to
glory ; to brag, vaunt,, boast ; to
exult, triumph^ overbear ; to
prance.
Yavpi6wt>Tcs, Poet, for yavpiUbvrts,
n. pi. m.asc. par. pres, act. «ont.
of last.
Yavpos, -a, -ov, (perhaps fr.. yalot
to exult) haughty, proud, arro-
gant; scotnfuly. disdainful, in-
solent; violent, impetuous, over-
bearing, imperious.
Yavpov, 2 sin. cont. pres. impr.
mid. of
Yavpow -w, f. -waw, p. -wica, same
as yavpidw, par. pres. mid. yav-
po6fievos -OVptVOS'
Yavabs, -fi, -bv,curved,crooked,bent;
wreathed, winding, tortuous.
Yavaow, -w, f. -waw, p. -wica, (fr.
last) to curve, bend, twist.
Yaw, f. f/cw, obs. p. mid. yiyaa,
is borrowed by yivopai, to be
born; to generate, beget; to pro-
duce, procure, provide, get; to
hold, contain; to, rejoice, exult ,
delight in.
Ye, Dor. yd, a particle which con-
fines the purport of the sen-
tence to some particular. In»
deed, truly, surely, at least ; yet,
however; as far, inasmuch as,
so far.
Yea, and cont. IV yias yijs, h, see
yfj.
Yedo%os, YcTtox°ij a°a Tto^oj,
-ov, b, see yaifjo^os.
Ytyaa, per. mid. or for yiynna,
per. act. of yaw for yivopai. —
Ytydaaai. Poet, for ycydaai. 3
pi. of yiyaa t— Ytydptv, Poet, for
Ytyaiptv, Dor. for yiyaivai, inf.
mid. — Yeyaws, -via, -<>?, g.
-wtos, par. per. mid. of same.
Yeyadws, Dor. for yeynOws, see
yrjdiu).
Ytyapn<6ai, d. pi. par. per. act. of
yapiw.
Yeyavvpivos, par. per. pass, of ya-
vvopai.
Yiyeios, -ov, b, f), (perhaps fr. yia
the earth, and yaw to be born) as
old as the hills, an Hent, antique.
tei
Ttytvauivot, Dor. for ytytvrjuivos,
par. per. pass, of yivouat.
Ttyivnuai, per. iml. pass, in 2 pi.
Ycyivnadt, — Ytytvriuivos, par.
per. pass, of saine.
TtyiwTjKa, per. ind. act — Ytytv-
vnuut, -cat, -nil, in 1 pi. -ucdu,
per. ind. pass. — Ycytvvnui vos ,
par. per. pass, of ycwou.
Tcycvoluffv, -(ho, -otro, Poet, and
Ion. fur ytvoiunv, 2 a. opt. mid.
of yivofiai.
TfyvOa, Ycynb&s, see yr)9iut.
YcyrjprjKa, or -ana, see ynpdu or
y if pda k (j.
Tiyova, in 3 pL rtyrfvacri, per. mid.
— Ycydvciv, -tis, -ft, Ion. for tyv
ybvciv, pper. mid. — Ycyoviits,
-via, -bs, par.per.mid. of yivo/iat.
Ytypauuivos, per. par. pass. — IV
ypdipOat, per. inf. pass. — Ycypa~
<P&s, par. per. act. of yod<£ci>.
Ttyvpva<riaox<os, -via, -bs, par.per.
act. of yvuvaaiao-^fut.
Ttyvuvaaftivos, par. per. pass, of
yvfivd^u).
Tiyova, by Metath. for yiyvua,
per. mid. of yvuna, obs. From
whence yryunfco, which see.
Tcyuvtptv, Djr. for ycywvuv, pres.
inf. act. — Ycy&vcvv, Dor. and
Ion. for tytyuvoWy impf. ind.
act. cont. of
IV/uh'/u) -w, f. -»;<to), p. -»;(ca, to call
loudly; to derlare, proclaim; to
shout, roar, cry out ; to cry up,
extol.
Ttyuvrrrioi, -a, -ov, (fr. last) must
be extolled, ou ght to be pr nixed.
Ttyuvbs, -ti, -bv, (fr. same) declar-
ed almd, published, proclaimed ;
audible, loud.
r«yu>f, cont. fr. ycya&y, par. per.
mid. of yiu>, for yivouat.
Tt65du Heb. indecl. testimonies or
proofs of virginity.
rt&Sovp, or YciSovo, Heb. indecl. a
troop.
TeStiov, Heb. indecl. Gideon, a
man's name.
I7cva, -rjc, !), (fr. Heb. the valley
of Hinnorn) Hell, hellrjire, tor-
ments of hell ; Eng. Gehenna.
Tt9a>iuavf), or Ytdcnuavd, Heb. in-
decl. Gethsemane.
Tetvdurjv, Ion. for cyuvduijv, 1 a.
ind. mid.— YdvaaQai, inf. — Yci-
vducvos, par. of same. — Ydvc8\
and Yctv6ue9\ Ion. for tydvtro,
3 sin. and tytivbucBa, 1 pi. impf.
ind. — Ydvtai, Ion. for Ydvn, 2
sin. pres. ind. of
Tdvouat, Poet, same as yivouat, 1
a. md. — tyuvdarjv, frequent in
prose ; is said of the father, mo-
ther, or offspring, to beget, bear ;
to be born. inf. ydvaaBai, par.
yttvautvos.
Tdaov, or Tdcrcrov, -ov, and Ytinos,]
-cos -ovs, rb, (perhaps fr. yTh
and odu), because it throws the
rain to the ground) the eaves; a
shed, penthouse ; a coping, ridge ;
chapiter of a pillar ; a battlement,
turret.
Yefouua, -aros, to, (fr. last) build-
ing with eaves, or with a dripping
TEA
roof; a slanting projection, shed.
Yitrvia, -ac, and Yeirvlaats, -tos,
Alt. twj, »/, (fr. ydruiv a neigh-
bour) neighbourhood, vicinity.
Yctrvidio -<L, and Yttrvid^m, f.-«'<ru>,
J), -aica, {dr. same) to neighbour,
adjoin, border upon.
YnToviu) Hi, f. -r7<ru>, same as last.
par. pres. act. yetrovtuv -Civ.
Yurbvrjua, -dros, rb, Ycirdvvo-ts,
-tos, Alt. -twi, and Yttrovia, -as,
V, (fr. same) same as ytirvia.
Ydruv, .ovoi, b, f), (perhaps fr.
yia the land) neighbouring, ad-
joining, bordering upon, contigu-
ous. Subs, a neighbour.
Ycidpac, and Yrjdipas, -ov, b, afo-
. sojourner.
YiXa, sunshine, brightness, radiance
of the sun.
YtXa, 3 sin. pres. ind. — YiXatv, Yt-
Aaij, .JBoL for yiXuv, [n
act. and ycXas, 2 sin. pres. ind.
— YiXiv, Dor. for ytXiv, par.
pres. cont. but YcX<?v, pres. inf.
cont. of ycXdu.
YtXavqs, -tos, -oi>(, b, it, Poet. (fr.
ycXdt* to laugh) merry, cheerful,
gov, Uiely, pleasant, jovial.
YcXdfa, Dor. for ycXdaw, 1 f. act.
— YeXdoiffa, Dor. for ytXdovaa,
fern. par. pres. of ytXdu.
YtXaotdfa, YiXaotaaubs, YcXaoiaa-
rt)s, see yi\oiu^u>, ltd
YtXdain 2 pi. 1 f. ind. act. ofycXdw.
YcXdcrluos, -ov, b, r), and YiXaarbs,
-r), -bv, (fr. same) laughable, ri-
diruhus.
Yt\afTiii,-oT<, b, (fr.same) a laugh-
er ; th<<
YcXdeufttv, 1 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of
YcXdu) -<i, f. -da*, p. ytyiXaKa, to
laugh, smile; to laugh at, ridi-
cule, mock. 1 a. act. tyiXatra.
per. pass. ytyiXaa^ai. 1 a. pass
tytXdadnv, 1. f. mid. yiXdaouai.
YtXyn, -Vi, >'/, wares, merchandise,
goods; colour, shade, hue.
YiXyh, -loc, and -I6es, Jj, a root or
head of garlic.
YiXyo>, f. -£w, p. -ya, (fr. yiXyv a
dye) to dye, sliade, colour, tinge.
YtXcuaa, Dor. for ycXovaa, fern,
par. pres. of ytXim, see next.
YeXiw -d, (perhaps fr. yiXa lustre)
to shine. Also Ion. for ycXdi*.
YtXfii;, Dor. for ycXas, 2 sin. pres.
ind. or sub. of ycXdui.
YcXoidfa, and YcXoidu) -S, f. -do~u>,
(fr. ytXoloi jesting) to jest, joke ;
to mock, deride, ridicule.
YeXotafffibs, -ov, b, (fr. last) a gibe,
taunt; derision, contempt.
YtXoiao-r^, -ol, b, (fr. same) ajest-
er, laugher ; a mocker, scorner.
YcXo7ov,-ov,rb, (neut.of next) ajest.
YzXolos, and Poet. YeXoiioc, -a, -ov,
(fr. yiXmc laughter) merry, gay,
pleasant ; facetious, humorous,
laughable; ridiculous.
YiXoiuivrtc, and YtXvojvres, Poet,
for ytXdvTcc, n. pi. mas. cont. of
YeXduv -u>v, d. sin. YeXuvn, par.
pres. — YeXotoai. Poet, for yzXti-
ai, 3 pi. pres. ind. of ytXdio.
YtXoibii, (fr. ycXoTos merry) laugh.]
ably, ridiculously, absurdly. i
(122)
TEN
rtXwvrtf, n. pi. cont. par. pre*.
act. ofytXdw.
r/Awf, -inros, and YiXu>{, -w, b, (fr.
ycXdu) rftlwifh) l(mfftUti mirth,
, ; a joke, dermon} a calm,
stillness.
Yifici, 3 mii. prrs. in,), act. oiytuut.
Ycfii^taOat, pres. inf. pass. — rt^i-
aai, 1 a. inf. act. — Ytuiaat, par.
1 a. act. — Ycftio-art, 2 pL unpr.
1 a. .id, — r<Y<<otffj, 3 sin. 1 a.
sul). DM*, "i
Ytpi£u>, f. iau), p. yiyiuiKu, (fr.
yifiu) to be full) to Jilt, loa/l
1 a. act. ind. tyiuicra' impr. yi
uio-ov. per. pass. ytyiuio~pai. I a.
MM, ind. cycfiiaOnv' sub. ycuur-
0<5, -fr, -jj.
Yiuofitv, -ovai, 1 and 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. — Yiuovaas, -aaa, -av,
d. pi. -ovaais, par. 1 a. act. of
Yiuu>, to be full, abound, have in
plenty ; to be loaded ox freighted.
par. pres. yiumv. per. mid. yiyo-
ua.
Yevid, -as, and Ion. Yevefi, -f)y, 4,
(fr. yivouat to be) a generation,
descent, succession; birth, pa-
rentage ; a race, Inreed, kind, sort,
species; an age, meaning the
tune from the birth of a man
till he has a son, about thirty
years.
YcvcaXoyiu) -d, f. -fjait>, p. yiytvca-
XbyrjKa, (fr. last, and Xdyoj an
account) to reckon a genealogy,
count a descent ; to trace a pedi-
gree ; to include in a family.
par. pr«:s. pass. ycvtaXoyovutvoi.
YcvtaXoyia, -as, !\, (fr. same) a
genealogy, pedigree.
YtvcaXbyos, -ov, b, (fr. same) a ge-
nealn
YcvirjQiv, by Parag. for yeviji, d.
Ion. oiycvid.
YcvIBXti, -ns, h, (^ yeved a genera-
tion) a family, race, kindred;
lineage, descent, pedigree; off-
spring, breed ; a birth-place, na-
tive Ifind.
YividXia, -cuv, ra, (fr. last) birth-
day, nativity; a birth-day feast
or present.
YcviBXtdtcbs, -n, -bv, (fr. same) na-
tal, of nativities, foretelling from
the birth. Subs, one who calcu-
lates nativities, an astrologer.
YeviOXios, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same) re
lating to the birth or nativity, n«*
tal; procreative, prolific. Subs.
a parent, cause.
Yivet, d. sin. — Yivv, n. a. v. pi. —
Yivovs, S. sin. cont. of yivos.
Yevud^ij}, l. -dam, and Ytvtidm -&,
f. -)7<tw, (fr. yivciov a beard) to
begin to have a beard; to be
bearded, have a beard; to grow
up, approach to manhood, par. 1
a. act. ytvtidaas, and yevufjoas.
YsvctSv, pre*, inf. act. cont. of
yeveidu).
Ycvtids, -d6os, ri, (fr. yiws the
chin) the chin, beard; the cheek,
down on the cheek, whisker.
Ytvtidahmv, Dor. for yevad£u>v,
par. pres. of yeveid^d).
YtvtiaTrv;,-ov,b,fem.Ytvtid-ris,-ib'oi,
TEN
if, bevded, having a beard ; grown
up.
Ytvtu'iras, -ov, b, Dor. for ytvtirjrns,
which for last.
Yivttov, -ov, to, (fr. yivvs the chin)
the chin; the beard; the jaw;
any sharp projection, the edge of
a weapon,
Yivto, Yivtr, Ion. for tyivov, and
cyivero, 2 and 3 sin. 2 a. raid
rcviadu, 3 sin. and YivtaBs, 2 pi.
impr YeviaQai, inf. 2 a. mid.
of yivoua i.
rtvicria,-u)v, r&, (fr. ytvofxai to be)
nativity, birth-day ; feasts, pre-
sents, or other ceremonies on that
day.
YEVEdidp^rjs, -ov, b, (fr. yivtcis
birth, and ap^n beginning) head
of a family ; an author, origin,
cause.
Ytvzoiovpybs , -ov, b, (fr. same, and
ipyov work) a maker, former, in-
ventor.
Tivcais, -ios, Att. -tu>s, h, (fr. yivo-
um to be) extraction, production;
generation, birth, nativity; de-
scent, pedigree ; family, race, kin-
dred; being, life.
Yevirtipa, -as, fj, (fr. yevtrftp a fa-
ther) a mother, dam.
TtvtTT], -f)s, hi (fr. ylvofiai to be
born) nativity, birth.
Ttverfip, -rjpos, Ytvirwp, -wpos, and
Teverns, -ov, b, a Poetic word, (fr.
same) a father, parent, sire.
Tivev, Poet, and Dor. for tytvov, 2
, sin. 2 a. ind. — Thov, -ioQw,
impr. — Ytvol^inv, -oio, -olro, opt.
— Tevoifiai, -n, -r/rai, sin. -vadt,
-vvrai, 2 and'3 pi. sub Ytvic-
8ai — Yev6[xcvos, -n, -ov, par. 2 a.
mid. ofyivouai.
Ttvndrjrix), 3 sin. ind. — TtvijOrjvai,
inf.— rtvrjddi,-ttcra,-iv,pa.r. 1 a.
pass. — Ttvr'ioouai,-T}, -trai,% pi.
-rjotodt, 1 f. ind. mid. of ylvo/iai.
Ttvticdi, -ft, -bv, (fr. yivos a kind)
generative, producing; general,
universal, comprehensive, ytvi<f\
irrQo-xs, the genitive case.
Ytvvd5as, -ov, b, (fr. ytvvdu) to pro-
duce) bold, daring, brave; cle-
ver, active, strenuous.
Yevvalos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) innate,
natural, inbred; allied, related;
hereditary ; noble, high-born ;
generous, high-spirited, liberal,
ingenuous, free ; strong, able, vi-
gorous.
Ytvvai6rrjs,-r)Tos, h, (fr. last) gene-
rosity, manliness, magnanimity.
Tswaiws, (fr. same) nobly, bravely,
generously, liberally.
YzwaTai, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
pass, of ytvvdu).
Yivvaro, JEo\. for tydvaro, I a.
mid. of yzivofiat. Or by Sync,
for tytvvnffaro, same of.
Ytvvdu) -u>, f. ->/<ru), p. ytyivv7)Ka,
(fr. yivos a sort, or yivojxai to be)
to gtt, beget, give birth or rise to;
to generate, produce, bring forth ;
to effect, cause. 1 a. act. tyivvrj-
aa.. per. pass, ytyivvrifiai. 1 a.
pass, f.ytvvi'/drjv.
TcvvyQeis, -dan, -iv, par. 1 a. pass.
TEP
— Tewndfj, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass
— rtvvndrjvat, 1 a. inf. pass, of
last.
Ttvvnua, -aros, rb, (fr. last) a ge-
neration, offspring, brood; pro-
duce, effect, pi. ytwi'i/iara.
YEwr/uari^u), f. -iau), (fr. last) to
germinate, bud, shoot; to pro-
duce, bear fruit.
Ytvvrjoai,l a. inf. act Ytvvrjo-av-
ra, a. sin. par. 1 a. act. — Ytv-
v>'/<yti,3 sin. 1 f. act. — Ytvvijujj
3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. — Ytvvv<r6/jLt-
vos, par. 1 f. mid. of ytvvdo).
Ytvvnoaptr, Heb. indecl. Gennesa-
ret, a part of Galilee.
Ytwnois, -tog, Att. -tuts, fj, (fr. yl
vo/xai to be) generation, produc-
tion ; birth, nativity, d. sin. ytv
vrjoti.
Ytvvt'iTtipa, -as, hi Yevvrjrfis, -ov, b,
Ytwr'/rtap, -wpos, b, (fr. ytvvdu) to
produce) see yevirtipa, ytvtrfip
and ytvirwp.
Ytwrjrbs ,-n, -bv, (fr. same) sprung,
born, descended, derived; mor-
tal, human.
YevviKbs, -fit -bv, (fr. same) heredi-
tary ; noble, generous.
YtvvtKios, (fr. last) nobly, bravely,
generously.
Ytw&pzvos, par. pres. pass. cont.
— Ytvv&aa, n. fem. cont. par.
pres. act Yewu>o-i,3 pi. cont.
pres. ind. act. of ytvvdu).
Ytvoldro,lon. for yivoivro, 3 pi. and
YtvoiQ\foryivoiTO,3 sin. 2a. opt
mid Ytvoifxav, Dor. for ytvoi-
urjv, -oio, -oito, 2 a. opt. mid. —
Ytvojivv, Ion. for tytvopnv, ind
and Ytvdfitvos, par. 2 a. mid. of
yivojxai.
Yivos, -tos, -ovs, rb, (fr. ylvo/xai to
be) a kind, sort, species; sex;
offspring, descendants; family,
kindred; a race, birth, lineage;
a nation, country.
Ytvov, ytviodu), 2 a. impr. mid. of
yivouai.
Yivra, -wv, ra, flesh; the bowels,
entrails.
Ytvridvrj, -rjs, hi tne nerD gentian.
Yivro, Ion. and Sync, for tytvvtro,
3 sin. impf. mid. of ytvvo/iai,
which see. Or Dor. for ivro,
which for eXtro, Ion. for t'iXtro,
3 sin. 2 a. mid. of alpiu). Or
Poet, for tyivzro, 3 sin. 2 a. ind.
mid. of yivojxai.
Ytvvofjtai, obs. (fr. next) to bite,
seize with the jaws ; to catch, take
hold of, hold. impf. tytvv6nnv, 3
sin. tytvvtro, Ion. and by Sync.
yivro.
Yivvs, -vos, hi the chin ; the jaiv ;
the nipple, teat; the edge of a
weapon.
Yivu), or TaVu^obs. see ydvofiai.
Yivujuai, -n, -even, sin. -vgQe, -wv-
rai, 2 and 3 pi. 1 a. sub. mid. of
yivoixai.
Yzpdzaai, Ion. and Poet, for yipa-
ci,d. pi. of yipas.
Ytpaid, -as, hi (fem. of next) a
matron, dame, old woman.
Yepaibs, -<i, -bv, (fr. yipwv an old
man) old ; venerable, comp. ye-
(123) $
IL1
paidrepos and ytpalrtpos, inp,
-aioraros and -airoros-
Ytpatpuj, f. -apw, (fr. yipas a re.
ward) to reward, recompense ;
to honour, exalt, prefer; to re-
spect, esteem, venerate; to cele-
brate, praise, pres. impr. yi-
paipe' inf. yEpaipEiv, Dor. ytpaX-
ptv.
Ytpdviov, -ov, rb, (dim. of next) a
crane; the herb cranesbill or
storkbill.
Yipavos, -ov, b, a crane.
Ytpapai, 1 a. inf. act. of ytpatput.
Ytodpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. next) honour-
able, venerable, august ; reveredt
esteemed, valuable, comp. ytpa-
pwTtpos, sup. -wraros.
Yipds, -aros -aos -us, rb, a prize,
reward, premium ; an honour ; a
gift, boon, favour; dignity, rank,
privilege.
Ytpdutnos, -ov, b, ^, (fr. last) ho-
noured, respected, esteemed ; ho-
nourable, venerable; creditable,
to one?s honour; old, elderly, se-
nior.
Ytpdu^v, cont. fr. yzpirutv, g. pi. of
yipas.
YEpyEarjvbs, -ov, b, ^, a Gergesene.
Yspyndh, a Milesian word ; the po-
pulace, commonalty.
YipSns, YipSos, and YipSios, -ov, b,
and fem. Ytp6ia, -as, hi a weaver.
Yipta, Ion. for yipaa, cont. of yi-
para, n. a. v. pi. of yipas.
Ytp>jvios, -ov, b, an epithet of Nes-
tor, honourable; or of Gerina,
where he was educated.
Yipov, v. sin. Ytpovci>dL pi. of yi-
pwv.
Yepovraywyio) -d, to nurse, take
care of in old age ; to lead or teach
the old, reform, new-model. ,
Yepovra7os, Poet, for Yepdvrsios , -a,
-ov, same^as
YtpovriKbs,r^r.-bv, (fr. yipwv an old
man) old; elderly, senior ; an-
cient.
Yepdvrtov, -ov, rb, (dim. of same)
a little old man, decrepit, worn
out old person.
Yipov<ri,d. pi. of same.
Ytpovoia, -as, hi {&• same) an as-
sembly of elders, council, senate.
Ytpovctos, -a, -ov, or -ov, b, hi (fr.
same) relating to the elders,
chiefs or senate, senatorial; grave,
reverend, venerable, honourable;
elderly, old.
Yippov, -ov, rb, a Persian target,
wicker, buckler or shield.
Ytppo<j>6pos,-ov,b, (fr. last, and (pipia
to carry) a soldier equipped with
a wicker buckler, targeteer.
Ytpcralos, see ^Epaatos .
Yipvvos, a small kind of frog.
Yipwv, -ovros, b, (perhaps fr. yr\ the
earth, and bpdw to look at, or
Epdu) to like) an old man; an
elder, senator.
YevO/xos, -ov, b, and Yivua, -aros, ri,
(fr. ytvu) to taste) the taste, tast-
ing ; a relish^ flavour ; a taste,
morsel.
Yev/Jitda, Ion. and Dor. for ytyol-
fit&a, 1 pi. per. pass, of yivw.
TEH
Ttvadpcvos, par. 1 a. mid. — Yevoo-
uat, -/?» -trai, 1 f. ind. mid. —
Ytvanrai, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. mid.
of same.
Ytvcis, -ios, AtV. -cwj, £, (fr. yevw
to taste) a tasting ; taste.
Ycvanxbs, -i), -bv, (fr. same) ra*/-
in^-; subs, atasttr.
Yevarbs, -f), -bv, (fr. same) to be
tasted, that may be lasted.
Ytvu>, f. ytiiGoii p. yiycvKa, to give
a taste, season, give a relish ; to
taste, try with the mouth ; to eat ;
to taste, experience, prove, try.
1 a. act. ind. iycvaa' inf. ycvaai.
per. pass, yiytvuau 1 a. mid.
ind. tycvodunv' sub. ytvowuai,
3 pi. yevowrai" inf. ycvvacBai'
par. ycvadfievog.
Ttipvpa, -as, >i, (perhaps fr. yfj the
land, and <piou) to carry to) a
bridge; a bank, mound, dam ;
a passage, opening, space.
Ti6vp6u> -<2, f. -utau), p. -u»k<i, (fr.
last) to join by a bnd°e, Iruild a
bridge, make passable ; to block,
stop up; to dam, choke, prcs.
inf. cont. ytfyvpovv. 1 a- ind.
pass. tyttyvpdOvv.
Yut>ypa<j>iu> -u>, f. -)/<7u», p. -v»ca, (fr.
yia the earth, and ypd<f>u to de-
scribe) to describe the earth.
Ytuypa&ia, -as, »/, (fr. same) geo-
graphy.
Ytu>6atola,-as, r), (fr. yia the land,
and Saba to divide) </
distribution of the parts of the
earth ; measuring of sur fares,
surveying.
Ytubns, -coi -ou$, b, ft, (fr. yia the
earth) earthy, earthly, terrestrial.
Ted)\o<poi, -ov, b, »;, (fr. same, and
A<50os a ridge \ hilly ; subs, a hil-
bck, hill, ridge; a dolt, block-
head.
Ytuutrpiu) -w, f. -/Jaw, (fr. same,
and fiirpov measure) to measure
the earth or land, survey.
Ytuuirpns, -ov, b, (fr. same) a geo-
metrician, measurer of land, sur-
veyor.
Ytwutrpla, -as, ?% (fr. same) geo-
metry, the measuring of surfaces,
surveying.
reuifterpiKbs,-^ -bv, (fr. same) geo-
metrical, skilled in surveying.
Ttu>fi6poi,-ov, b (fr. same, and urf-
pw to divide) a husbandman,
agriculturist. Adj. tilling.
Tewirtivns, -ov, b, (fr. same, and trc-
via want) poor in land, of no
estate; poor, indigent, hungry,
starved.
Yewirovia, -as, fj, (fr. same, and
ndvos labour) agriculture, hus-
bandry, tillage.
Tediirovs, -o8os, b, (fr. same, and
irovs the foot) a husbandman,far-
mer, labourer.
Teuipyurai, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
pass, of
Teupyita -w, f. -fiau>, p. yzupynKa,
(fr. same, and ipyov work) to till
or cultivate the land.
Ttwpyr/atuos, -ov, b, »% (fr. same)
arable, JU for tillage.
Y&upyta, -a^ ft, (fr. same) agricul-
THP
lure, husbandry, tillage; culti-
vated land.
Ycu)pyiKbs,-n,-bv, (fr. same) rustic,
rural, agricultural.
Ytu>pyiov,-ov,rb, (fr. same) a farm;
ploughed or tilted land.
Yca>pybs,-ou, b, (fr. same) afarmer,
husbandman; a vine-dresser; a
swain, labourer.
Ycwpv^iu -w, f. ->7ffu>, (fr. same,
and opvaout to dig) to dig the
ground.
I'll -ns, hi (cont. fr. yia obs.) in
Poetry yala, Ion. yaln, land,
ground, earth, clay, soil; a re-
gion, tract, district, nation ; coun-
try, native land ; the globe of the
earth.
Ynycyqs, -io( -ovf, b, h., and Ynytvi-
rns,-ov,b, (fr. yfi the earth, and
yivos a race) earth-born, sprung
from the ground; native, origi-
nal, iivligenous. Subs, a mint.
Yi'/6tov,-ov,rb, (dim. ofyjj land) a
small tract, field, little farm.
Y*0tv, (fr. same) from the around
Or foundation ; utterly, totally.
YnOtm -<5, YnBtvu, and Yt'itiu), f.
-V<TW, p. ycyt'/dnKa, to rejoice, br
glad. impf. ind. tyifitov. Ion. y{j-
Oeov. 1 a. art. ind. eyt'/dnaa, 3
sin. Ion. yrjdnocv. opt. AZoL yn-
9i)acia,-as,-c par yt)Qt)4as. 1 a.
pass. ind. cyijQnv, 3 pi. Ion. ytr
Qnaav. per. mid. ind. yiynOa'
par. ycynddis.
rtjdos, -cos -ovs, rb, and Yndoovvn,
-'Mi h, (fr. last) joy, delight;
gladness, mirth.
Yrjd6a6vos,-n, -ov, (fr. same) joy-
fid, glad, chcerfid, merry.
YrjQvov and Ynruov, -ov, rb, a kind
of onion.
Yr'iivoi and IY/ioy, (fr. y7\ the earth)
earthly, terrestrial ; earthy ; on
land, by land.
YffXofyos, same as ytd)\o$os.
Yfjuc, Ion. for iynut, 3 sin. ind. —
Yt/uu), -T)s, -rj, sub. — Yijuai, inf.
— Yr/uas, par. 1 a. act. ofyduu,
obs. see yauiay.
Ynudpos, -ov, b, (fr. yrj land, and
ut'tpu) to divide) a husbandman,
farmer; a native.
Yno^iw -<2, (fr. yrj the land, and
i%u> to possess) to inhabit, pos-
sess; or to encompass, surround
the land ; said of Neptune. See
his epithets yai^oyos and ytd-
Yfjpa, d. sin. by Sync, and Cras.
of
yvpas.
Yiipat ) j, and Poet. YnpaXiog, -a, -ov,
(fr. yrjpas old age) old, aged;
decayed, broken down, worn out ;
ancient, old-fashioned, antique.
Ynpdvreo-fft, Poet. Ion. and Sync.
for ynpdoa<Ti,d. pi. 1 a. par. act.
ofynpdo).
r^pa?, -dros -ao$ -w?, rb, old age.
Ynpdons, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. act. — !>-
pdoKov, neut. par. pres. act. of
Ynpdc-KU) and Yr/pdu) -w, f. -dau>, p.
ytyfjpaKa, (fr. last) to be old; to
grow old, decay, wear out, fail.
1 a. act. ind. tynpaaa' sub. yn-
patrw,-iiS» -J?* inf. ywaaaA.' par
(124)
nr
ynpdaas, and by Sync, y^paj. a
pi. par. prcs. act. ynpdoicovrai
per. par. act. ytyvpaKus.
Yt'ipnui, same as last.
YnpojlorrKiu) -<2>, f. -/;a<j), (fr. same,
and liooKu to feed) to nurse, take
care of or tend in old age.
Ynpopovicia, -aj, >), (fr. same) the
care or maintenance in. old age.
Yt/poftofficbi, -or, b, (fr. same) the
guardian, protrctor, assistant of
the old, or vf their parents.
YnpoK6uos,-ov, b, (fr. yrjpas old age,
and Kouiu) to take care of) a
guardian, protector of old men.
g. Ion. ynpoKouoio.
Yrjporpo<piu) -u>, f. -i'/ctu. :, (fr. same,
and rp/(jftuj to support) to main-
tain, rebmve or tuiut in old age.
Ynporp6c\os, -ov, b, »/, (fr. same) a
d, finder, supports of the old.
Ynpficr for ynpvcrat, 3 sin. pres.
mid. of ynpvw.
Ynpv6va and Yapvdva, -«s", a, Dor.
rbr y,,p\)6vn, -if, it, (fr. yvpvs
voice) a talker, babbler ; warb-
ling,purling.
Yttpvbvas, -a, b, Dor. for Yiipvdvns,
-ov, b, Geryoncs, a man's name.
Ynpvovtvs, -ios, b, G cry on, a fabled
giant, a. Ynpvjvria, Poet, for
Ynpvovia.
I'^puf, -So-,, 'i, voice, speech, sound,
noise.
Ynpvut, f. -v<ru>, p. ycyripvKn, (fr.
last) to speak, talk; to divulge,
bal>hle ; to declare : to make a
sound, warble, purl, murmur ; to
complain, biuail.
Ynpo)i,g. cont. of yrjpas,-dros-ao(
~ws.
Ynaaaaplfi, or rather Yn^apaifiv,
Heb. artificers.
Yrjrvs, -ov, b, (fr. yf\ the land)
a husbandman, farmer, rustic,
clown.
Yt)d)paq, see ytiwpay.
Ytyavralos and Yiyavrtlos, -a, -ov,
(fr. yiyas a giant) gigantic.
Yiyavrti,n. Yiydvrwv, g. pi. ofy/-
yac.
Ytyairtdi* -v> (fr. ylyas a giant) to
befiave like the giants, be gigantic
or monstrous.
Yiyavro\irwp, -opos, b, (fr. same,
and 6\\vui to destroy) a destroyer
of giants, giant-killer.
Yiyavrofia^la, -as, >/, (fr. same,
and pd-^r) a fight) the war of the
giants.
Ytyaprov, -ov, rb, the kernel of the
grape ; the refuse of grapes after
pressing.
Yiyaord^vi, -tos -ovs, Att. -tws, 6,
fj, (fr. last) belonging to the grape,
or rather to the kernel, or refuse
after pressing,
YXyas, -ttiros, b, (perhaps fr. yr\
the earth, and ydu to be born)
a son of the earth, earth-born ; a
giant.
YiyyiSiov, -ov, rb, the wild carrot.
Yiyy\iaubs, ov, b, a tickling, gentle
excitement.
Yiyy\vubs, -ov, 6, a hinge, joint.
Yiyypds, -ov, b, a small pipe, fife
fiageolet.
TAA
Vlyvouai, pres. impr. yiyvov, see
yivonai.
TiyvwoKW, pres. par. yiyvwoxwv,
see ytvuxTKw.
Vivcadai/mL — TlvtuQe, 2 pi. ind.
or impr. — Tivsrai, 3 sin. and
Tivovrcu, 3 pi. ind. pres. and
river , Ion, for cyivero, impf. ind.
of
Ttvouai or yiyvouai, 1 f. mid. yc
v/Jo-o/mi, p. pass, yeytvrjfiai, to
be, become, be made, created; to
arise, grow, be born, produced
to happen, occur, come to pass,
be fulfilled, accomplished; to be
celebrated. 1 a. pass. tyevtjQnv. 1
f. pass, ytvtOfjcrouai. 1 a. mid.
lycvnaduqv, and eytivdurjv, (fr.
yeivouai, obs.) 2 a. mid. ind.
tytv6ur\ v impr. yivov,-ic6u)' opt.
ytvolurjv, -oio, -oito. sub. yivw-
fiai, -j], -tjrai' inf. ytvicdai' par.
ytvoutvos- per. mid. (fr. yatvo>
obs.) ykyova' inf. yryov/var par.
ycyovws. pper. mid. tyf'yov^v.
Also (fr. yaw obs.) per. mid. y/-
yaa' inf. yeyaf'var par. ysyaw?.
Tivov, -iaOw, impr. — rW/uvoy,
par. pres. act. cf last.
Tivwjiai, in 1 pi. -wueda, pres. sub.
of same.
Yivwgkcv, Dor. for yivwcKetv, pres.
inf. TivuxncovTi, Dor. for yivwc-
Kotxn, 3 pi. pres. ind. and
TivuxrKtrai, 3 sin. ind. — TtvuxrKd-
utvos, par. pres. pass, of
Tivuxtko) or TiyvuxTKU), Tv6(x> or Fvw-
p.i, f. yvwcw, p. iyvwKa, to know,
perceive, feel ; to understand,
comprehend ; to be aware of; to
discern, distinguish, recognise, be
acquainted with; to know car-
nally ; to ackowledge, approve ;
to think, refect ; to determine, re-
solve. 1 a. act. iyvjoaa. pper.
TAI
chisel, rasp. TXapiSts, masons'
tools.
TXavKy and TXautcas, a. sin. and
pi. of yXavl;.
TXavKri, -ijs, 17, (fem. of yXavtcbs) a
woman's name ; blue-eyed.
TXavKidw -w, (fr. yXauKoy gray
TAT
toughness, pliability ; stinginess,
meanness.
rXtcr^pai^y, -tot -ovs, 6, hi (fr*
same) clammy, sticky, viscous.
rXur^pwy, (fr. same) toughly,
clammily ; sparingly, stingily ;
in a slippery manner.
eyed) to look fiercely, eye ter-\TXi^onai, f. -ify/tai, p. yiykiyuai,
aet. eyvu>Kciv. 2 a. act. md.
ty-
vwv, 3 pi. iyvwaav impr. yvddi,
•wru. opt. yvoitjp' sub. yvw, -ipy
-<j>, uif. yvwvai' par. yvovs, -ovaa,
-6v. per. pass, iyvwo-fxai. 1 a.
pass, tyvdbadnv. 1 f. pass, yvwc-
drjaofiai. per. mid. ind. of yi-
ywva. par. yeywvws, by Metath.
for ykyvuta, and ytyvwws, (fr.
yvww obs.)
rXayoy, -cos -ovs, rb, Poet, for yd-
\a.
T\d£w, f. -(raj, to expand, clap the
wings; to spread one's self fiat
on the ground ; to call, cry out.
2 a. ty\dlov.
Y\aKTo<pdyos, -ov, b, hi by Sync,
for ya\aKT6<payos, (fr. yd\a milk,
and <pdyo) to eat) living on milk.
T\ando) and TX^aw -w, f. -jjo-w,
(fr. next) to have weak or sore
eyes, have rheum in the eyes ; to
peer.
TXdun, -rjs, hi and TXdua, -as, a,
Dor. for y\>',/xij, rheum or run-
ning from the eyes, wealmess or
soreness of the eyes ; foulness.
TXdvis, -dos, hi a kind offish.
TXaf, (fr. yd\a milk) an herb good
to increase milk.
TXdpls, -'dos, hi (perhaps fr. y\d<pw
to hollow) a stone-cutters tool,
ribly ; to pierce or flash with the
eyes.
TXavici6wv, Poet, for yXavKi&v, par.
pres. act. cont. of last.
TXavKovdftrf, -rjSi hi Glauconomi, a
woman's name.
TXavKos, -ri,-bv, ( perhaps fr.yXavcr-
o-w to shine) azure, blue, light-
blue, sky-coloured, gray; gray-
eyed. Also subs. Glaucus, a
man's name.
TXavKdrns, -nros, hi (fr- last) blue
ness, grayness.
r\avK6%poos -ot>?, -6ov -ov, b, ij,
(fr. same, and^pwy the skin, or
Xp6a colour) azure or sea-green
coloured.
TXavKwua, -dros, rb, (fr. same) a
disease of the eye, pearl on the
eye.
rXavKwxrjs, -ov, and TXavKwx^
-a»7roj, b, hi (fr« same, and wip
the eye) having light-blue or
gray eyes.
rXavKwiris, -VSos, hi (fr* same) blue-
eyed, an epithet of Minerva.
r\af>%, -kos, hi (fr- same) an owl
rXatWw, to shine, glitter, glare ; to
see, look at, gaze upon, stare at
r\d<pv, -eos -ovs, to, (fr. y\d<pu) to
hollow) a grotto, cavern, cave,
den.
T\ac(>vpfjs and TXa^vpfjai, Ion. for
yia(/>vpalsi ^. pi. of
r\a(f>vpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. yXa0w to hol-
low) hollow, cavernous, spongy ;
polished, finished ; neat, fine,
elegant, comely, graceful; rich,
sumptuous, costly; compact, fit-
ting ; proper, suitable, convenient.
rXaipw, f. -^w> P- -<t>a, to hollow,
scoop ; to dig, delve, mine ; to
engrave, carve ; to polish smooth.
rXa^wv, -wvos, a, Dor. for y\rj%mv.
rXevtcbs, -ios -ovs, rb, (fr. yXvieis
sweet) the fresh juice of the grape,
must, new wine ; mead.
rXfyapov, -ov, to, Dor. for (3\i<pa-
pov.
r\r?nvi -'Hi hi same as X?/^.
rX>?v>7, -Vii hi (perhaps fr. aiy\f,vT)
brightness, or ya\fjvti calmness)
the ball, apple or pupil of the
eye ; the eye ; a pet name for a
child.
rXfjvo?, -eos -ovs, rb, (fr. last) a
star ; brightness, radiance, light ;
pi. rarities, curiosities, trinkets,
ornaments.
rXtfvwJ', -wvos, b, also Dor. p\d^wv
and ykax^v, pennyroyal.
T\ia, -as, hi gluei P05^-
T\ivos or y\zivos, -ov, b, wild maple.
r\io-xpos, -a, -ov, and -ov, b, hi
tough, clammy, sticking, glutin-
ous; slimy, slippery ; niggardly,
sparing, sordid, mizeralile, mean.
YXio-xporrs, -riros, hi (fr- last)
dammhieis, stickiness, viscidity ;
(125)
to desire earnestly, covet, wish,
long for; to affect, aim at, pur-
sue.
r\otbs, -ov, b, hi weak; worthless,
mean, insignificant; dirty, foul.
Subs, lees of oil; scourings, re-
fuse.
r\oiwSr)S, -tos -ovs, b, hi (fr- last)
dreggy, feculent ; foul, greasy.
TXovrbs, -ov, b, the buttock, rump,
haunch, hip.
rXv/ca^w, f. -daw, (fr. yXvicvs sweet)
to grow sweet.
T\vKaivw, f. -dvw, (fr. same) to
make sweet, sweeten.
TXvKaoua, -dros, rb, and T\vKaa-
fibs, -ov, b, (fr. same) sweet-
ness.
TXvKtiwv, and y\vccwv, comp. of
same.
T\vKtpbs, -a, -bv, Poet, for yXvicbs,
g. Ion. y\vKepo7o.
TXvkv, -ios 'ovs, rb, (neut. of yXv-
kvs sweet) the sweet fresh juice of
the grape, unfermented wine.
TXvKVKapiroSi -ov, b, hi (fr- yXvicvc
sweet, and icapirbs fruit) bearing
sweets, fragrant, winy.< An epi-
thet of the vine.
TXvKvmKpos, -ov, b, hi (fr- same,
and triKpbs bitter) sweetly bitter,
dearly false, deceiving.
TXvkvs, -eta, -i, svieet ; agreeable,
grateful or pleasing to any of
the senses; soft, mild, gentle;
balmy, soothing, comp. yXvKvrt-
pos, yXvKiwv, and yXvccwv, sup.
yXvKVTaros, yXvKiaros, and yXva-
TOf.
TXvkvttis, -vros, hi (fr- same) sweet-
ness, lusciousness ; pleasantness.
TXvKvcpwvia, -as, hi (fr- same, and
<p<t)vri voice) sweetness or mellow-
ness of voice.
TXvfiua, -dros, rb, (fr. y\vfu> to
engrave) a hollounng, scooping,
sinking ; engraving, carving.
rXv7rrr?s, -ov, b, (fr. same) an en-
graver, carver, sculptor.
rXvirrbs, -h, -bv, (fr. same) fit for
engraving or carving ; engraved,
graven, cut, carved, embossed,
chased.
TXv(/>dvos, -Vi -ov, (fr. same) relat-
ing to sculpture, about engrav-
ing, g. Ion. yXv(pavolo.
rXv0£?ov, -ov, to, (fr. same) a
graver, engraving tool.
TXv(j>fi, -hi, -hi (fr- same) sculp-
ture, statuary, carving, engrav-
ing; an engraving; a seal, signet.
rXv<pk, -«<5os, h, (fr- samej a slit,
cleft, cut, gash ; the notch in the
ends of the bow for the string or
i?i the arrow to catch the string ;
an arrow, shaft; a line on the
hand, &c.
rXvcpw, f. -<J>», to hollow out, sci ape;
to engrave, carve.
riso
TXQffca, and Att. YXwrra, -?j$, ft,
the tongue ; a tongue, language,
speecfi, converse ; the tongue in the
mouth piece of wind instruments.
tXwccaXyla, -oj, i), (fr. last, and
aAyoi pain) disease or pain in
the tongue; grivj caused by the
tongue or by ill language.
YXwucdpiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of same)
a little tongue ; tlie tip or point ;
a tenon ; a latch, latch, t.
YXuKTon, -175, I), for yXuoaa, d. pi.
yXuxronoi, for yXuxroaif.
YXwocdtcouov, -ov, rb, (fr. yXwooa
a tongue, and kouiu to keen) a
case tor the tongues of wind in-
struments ; a brjx, purse, pouch.
Y\ttiooor)iT]ros, -ov, b, r), (fr. same,
and rifivii) to cut) hating tlu
tongue cut off, having lost the
tongue.
TXuicaorofxiu) -w, f. -rjati), p. yXo)c-
aori'rpriica, (fr. same) to cut out
the ion gut .
YXu>aoo^apirovvrt<, -wv, ol, n. pi.
prM. par. of
TXu)o<ro^apir6<i) -£>, (fr. same, and
X<ipirou) to sooth) to fiathr, dc-
0MNL ihlu'/t nith fair words,
speak smoothly.
TXwcowfrn,-coi-ovi,b,fi, (fr. same)
having the tftn°ue well hun«; talk-
ativf, 1'ijv:
T^uirrXKUi, -r), -bv, (fr. yXwrra Att.
for same) tougwd, k
tOHglM, Mt or concerning thi
ton I
TXw^ii, (/J, ears or heads of corn.
YX w\U or rA<yy2v, -7i of, >/. ffo pond,
edge, barb ; a corner, angle,
Yvddos, -ov, t), and YvaOub>, -<>r, 6,
(perhaps fr. yvdun w to bend)
fta jau-, ./ate or cheek bone ; the
teeth ; the inside of the cheek
gnawing, bite.
YvaQba -w, f. -wtrw, (fr. last) to
strike on the cheek or jaw.
Yvddwv, -»u)vos, 6, (fr. same) a para-
site, spunger, smell-feast ; a flat-
terer, led-captain. Also a name
for such characters, Gnatho
Yvaurrbs, -r), -bv, (fr. next) curv-
ed, bent, crooked ; flexible, sup-
ple, pliant.
Yvdurrrm, f. ~4W» P- -<?«> to bow,
bend, crook ; to incline, persuade
turn, alter, change.
Tvdirru), Kvarrriu or Vvdcjw, f. -i^w,
p. iyvatya, to full, cleanse, dress
or comb clcth ; to tear, Iwcrate.
to depress, crush, redwe, subdue.
Yvacbevg, -ios, 6, (fr. last) a fuller
wool-comber.
Yvfaios, -a, -ov, (fr. ylvouai to be)
legitimate, lawfully born ; genu-
ine, true; akin, of full blood.
comp. yvnoi(i)Tcpos.
TvnoitJi, (fr. last) legitimately, ge-
nuinely, truly, sincerely.
Yvoinv, 2 a. opt. act. — Tvov g, n
pi. Yvdvrtg, Yvdvra, par. 2 a
act. Of yiVUXTKO).
Yvo<peobs, -a, -bv, (fr. next) cloudy
dark; stormy, tempestuous.
Yv6d>oi, -ov, 6, (perhaps fr. vitios a
torn
Yvo<p6u> -w, f. -Mew, and YvoQiw
-w, f. -i/o-u), (fr. last) to cloud,
overcloud, darken, outcast.
Yvod>u>$Ti$, -cos -ovg, b, fi, (fr. same)
cloudy, dark, gloomy.
Yv6<it -€>, and Yrdui, f. -wow, p.
iyvuna, obs. see ytvwcuut.
Yvi!-, (fr. ydvv the knee) on the
knees, kneeling.
YvCb, Ion. for iyx w, 3 sin. ind. or
Tiw, yryi, yvwj ph -wrt, -wffi, sub.
YrSiBi, -wrw, impr. — TfYwrai,
inf. I a. act. — Yvwcouai, -n,
-irai, pi. -cecQt, -oovrai, 1 f. ind.
mid. of ynwflKw.
Yvioua, -ag, a, Dor. for yvwfin.
YviLua, -arog, rb, (fr. y<vw<x»rw to
know) knowledge ; acquaintance ;
experience, proof, trial.
:,, Dor. and Att. for yvw-
KHi sec ynuxriow.
rvw/i»7, -rj$, >/, (fr. ytvwffKu to
know) ofl ojnmon, sentiment,
stntinre, judgment ; purj>ose,
uill, ilesign, mind; the under-
standing ; a jiravcrb, maxim,
sayinw. d. pi. Ion. yvuiunai.
r*ioj/u, see yv6u>, and yiwboicu).
TyivfitKbi, -t),-bv, (fr. same) unttn.
tiaus, pithy, ixpressne, energetic,
proverbial.
rvw/ioAoyiKfck, (fr. yvatfiT) an opi-
nion, and Xiyut to speak) ex-
• 1 ly, pithily, proverbially,
rVui/iWI', -OVOS, b, fj, (fr. yUOKTA'W
to know) dis^rmim*, judicious ;
in'tnirtnr. subs, an examiner,
inquirer ; a discoverer, inform-
er; a proof, ttst ; the style of a
dial, the index of any instrument.
rYwvai, see yivuMTKd).
I*i w/)<£w, f. -Y<r<i>, p. tyi wpota, (fr.
same) to mafc* Jcnoum, explain,
show, declare, discover, disclose;
to know, distinguish, rero?mse,
acknowledge, have acquaintance
with ; to become known, grow
into acqMaintance, become plain,
appear. 1 a. act. ind. cyvwpiaa'
inf. yvtapitrai' par. yvuplaac.
pres. pass. ind. yvwp/£b//ar
impr. yvwpilpv, 3 sin. yvu>pi-
fycQu). per. pass, tyvwpiauai.
1 a. pasg. ind. tyvwpicQnv sub.
yvb)pio-QS>.
Yvupliios, -ov, b, t), (fr. last) known,
familiar, intimate, acquainted.
comp. yvupiftwrtpos, sup. -wra-
TOi.
Tvupioua, -Xros, rb, (fr. same) a
note, notice ; a mark, sign, to-
ken; a discovery, disclosure, in-
formation.
rvwp(w, -ctf, -11, Att. for yviiiphd),
1 f. act. of same.
Tvioozai, Ion. for Tvwo-7;, 2 sin. of
Yvwoouai, -n, -trat, 1 f. mid. of
ytVUHTKL.*,
Yvo>odfiaouai, -n, -trai, 1 f. ind.
pass. — Yvdoodnri, -dtjTU), 1 a.
impr. pass. — rvotaOcis, par. 1
a. pass, of same.
Yvuatua^fu) -w, (fr. yvwci? know-
ledge, and ud")(orai to fight) to
cloud) a thick dark cloud, dark-\ change opinion of one's powers,
nets, dimness. I acknowledge weakness, became
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roM
conscious of insufficiency ; to a*-
quuscf, submit ; to waver, doubl.
] rt s. inf. rent. ywotfiaxiTv.
Yvohjis, -toi, Att. -rwj, i'i, (fr. yt-
vu.ekut to know) knouiidin,ltarn-
mg, i/id.i motion ; judgment,
■ Hunt.
Yvworioi, -a, -ov, (fr. same) to be
knmi n,rr.ustl>cacknoulei!gci!,&LC.
Yvworrji, -ov, b, (fr. same) know-
ing, skilful, clever, expert, com-
j" /i 'it. Subs, a judge, mntnmm :
a stcr, soothsayer.
Yvwcrbs, -t), -bv, (fr. same) knownt
acquainted ; to l>e X
Tvwrdj, -ov, b, (fr. same) an ac-
ijuaintance, friend, companion ;
akin, related ; a cousin, brother.
Yvwrw, 3 sin. 2 a. impr. — rVwwcri,
Poet, for yrwai, 3 pi. 2 a. sub.
o( yivoianu, which see.
Tvww, (obs. from which ytvucxu
borrows some tenses) to know;
to call so as to be known or
heard ; to shout cliarly.
Yodovri Dor. for yodovai -woi, 3
pi. pres. ind. of
Yodw -£>, f. -a<rw, alsoToa/j'w, Poet.
to groan, bemoan, lament, mourn*
bewail; to shriek, twitter, par. I
a. pass. yonOtis.
Ydyypoi, -ov, ',, a conger, kind of
fish.
Yoyyvfo, f. -p(rw, p. ycydyyvKa, to
murmur, buzz, purl ; to mutter;
to grumble, repine. 1 a. act. ey6y-
yvoa. per. pass, ycydyyvaftat.
royyvXn, -17$, and YoyyvXU, -itos,
t), (fr. next ) a turnip ; a cake.
YoyyvXot, -n, -ov, and YoyyiiXios,
-ov, b, !/, round, globular.
Yoyyvcubs. -ov, b, (fr. yoyyv^w to
murmur i a murmuring, buzzing;
a grumbling, repining; discontent.
Yoyyvarfu, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
murmurer, grumbler.
Yocpbi, -d, -bv, (fr. yodw to groan)
grievous, dismal, gloomy; wretch-
ed, miserable, distressed.
rdn, -ns, f), same as yonrcla.
Y6rjui, same as yodto or yoalva.
pres. inf. yorjvai, Dor. yot'irevai.
Y6vs, -nros, b, an enchanter, magi-
dan, sorcerer; a hypocrite, im-
postor, cheat ; a juggler, conjurer.
Yonrtla, -as, f/, (fr. last) imposture,
imposition, hypocrisy ; a ch
sorcery.
Yorjrcvua, -aros, rb, (fr. same)
cheat, imposture; a charm,
cantation.
Yonrcvu), f. -evou, p. -tvna, (fr.
same) to enchant, charm, fasci-
nate, bewitch ; to juggle, ch
impose.
YonrlKbs, -r), -bv, (fr. same) de
tive, fraudulent, imposing ; nu
gical, relating to charms.
YoXyoda, indecl. Golgotha.
Tdfjioppa, -ag, r), Syriac, Gomorrha
Y6uos, -ov, b, (fr. yiuoi to be full)
a freight, load, burden; mer
chandise, wares, goods.
Yon<pid£ii>, -aau, (fr. ybufos t
wedge) to have the teeth set 0%
edge, make the teeth tingle.
Yaufioaubs, -ov, 0, (fr. San*.* *
top
crashing, breaking; a tingling
or edging of the teeth.
Co/xcpios, -ov, o, (fr. same) a grind-
er, double or back tooth.
rdpipos, -ov, fa a nail, spike; a
wedge, peg ; a jaw-tooth ; a bolt,
bar. d. pi. Ion. y6ft<poici.
Tofiipdu) -u>, f. -uhtw, (fr. last) to
nail, fasten with nails or pegs.
V6p<po><ns, -ios, Att. -t«j? »;, a cer-
tain kind of articulation of the
bones; a joint.
Yovevs, -tos, Att. -ems, b, (fr. ylvo-
fiai to be) a father, sire, parent ;
a progenitor, ancestor, n. pi. yo-
vh$ -£?$, g. yoviiav, d. yovcvci, a
yoveag -zis, and yovtjas.
Tovfa -?js, fa (fr. same) the- privi-
ties ; generation, conception, pro-
pagation; birth, origin; seed,
q/fspri?ig ; a child.
T6vtnos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same) breed-
ing, prolific ; fruitful, fertile,
Subs, a fertile spot, productive
land.
Yovoppoia, or Yovoppva, -as, fa (fr
yovfi the privities, and piw to
flow) a running in the loins,
gonorrhoea.
Tovoppviw -<3, f. -rjco), (fr. same)
to run at the loins.
Yovoppvr/s, and Yov6pf>oiosi -ov, b, fa
(fr. same) afflicted with a gonor-
rhoea.
tdvos, -ov, b, same as yovtj.
Yovbs, and Poet, yovvbs, -ov, b, fa
same as y6vty.os- comp. yovwrt-
ffos, sup. -liraros.
Y6vv, ydvvos, ydvaros, yovvos, and
yovvaros, to, the knee; a. pi.
ydvaat, yovvaai, and yovvaaai.
Townered) -ui, f. -fjou), p. yzyovv-
vhriKa, (fr. last, and iriroi to fall)
to kneel, fall on the knees; to fall
prostrate ; to supplicate. 1 a. act.
tyovvirirnoa.
T6og, -ov, 6, (fr. yod<a to groan)
grief, sorrow, wo; mourning,
lamentation for the dead, a
dirge.
Y6pyzios, and Yopydvios, -a, -ov,
(fr. YopyCiv Gorgon) like a Gor-
gon ; horrible, frightful, terrific.
Topytvw, f. -£vcr(j), (fr. same) to
hasten, speed, move swiftly ; to
vibrate, quiver, fash ; to scare,
terrify, frighten.
Topycves, -u)v, a\, (pi. of Yopyuv)
the Gorgons ; furies.
Yopybs, -fa-bv, swift, quick; dart-
ing, flashing ; terrifying, fright-
ful, terrible, fierce.
Topyoig, a. pi. of last. Also g.
sm. of Topydi.
Yopyvpa, -as, fa (fr. yrj the earth,
and opvcaui to dig) an under-
ground, passage for water, tun-
nel, sewer, drain; a pit, dun-
geon.
Yopyu, -60s -oi)5, fa Gorgo, a wo-
man's name.
Topyibv, -6vo$, b, an imaginary
monster of Africa ; a hag, fiend,
fun/. Also, (fr. yopybs nimble)
swiftness, activity.
Topy&ip, -wiros, b, fa (fr. last, and
u>4/ the face) Gorgon-visaged,
tpa
like a Gorgon ; terriblejrightful.
V6p5iast -ov, b Gordias, a man's
name. g. Ion. Yoptizw.
ToZv, (fr. ye yet, and ouv however)
truly, indeed, certainly, surely;
then, for, since, therefore, there-
upon ; hence, accordingly ; how-
ever, at least, even ; for instance,
as for example.
Yovvd£op.ai,f. -daofiai, ssidYovvdo-
pai -ovpai, f. -moouai, (fr. y6vv
the knee) to kneel, fall on the
knees; to embrace the knees in
supplication ; to pray, beg, en-
treat. 1 a. mid. zyovvaadpn)v. par.
pres. mid. cont. yovvovpzvos-
YovvaQy, for yovvara, or ydvara. n.
a. v. pi. — Yovvaai, d, pi. of
ydvv.
Yovvolat, Ion. for yovvoif, d. pi. of
yovvbs, for ydvos-
Yovvoira^fa, -fos -ovsj 5, fa (fr.
same, and na^ys thick) thick at
the knees, having large knees.
Yovvbs, -fa -bv, Poet, for yov6s.
Yovvotv or yovvu>i; g. pi. of yovv.
Yowoa, par. pres. fern. cont. of
yodw.
Ypdfiiov, -ov, rb, a pointed stake ; a
torch, brand.
Ypa7a, -as, fa (perhaps fr. ytpaibs
old) an old woman, wife.
YpalSiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of last) a
little or decrepit old woman.
VpaiKos, -fa -bv, and Ypfjiicos, -c
b, fa (fr. same) old, elderly.
rpa'tKos, -fa -bv, Greek, Grecian.
Ypaivw, see ypdo>.
Ypd^/ia, -dros, rb, (fr. ypdcpw to
write) a letter of the alphabet ;
handwriting; a written work,
book; an account, journal; a
deed, bill, bond; an act, law.
YpafAfiara, -u>v, ra, (pi. of last) a
letter, epistle ; writings, a book ;
literature, learning ; writings,
the scriptures.
Ypajiuarzia, -as, fa (fr. same) lite-
rature, learning, knowledge from
books.
rpanndrevsi -tos, b, (fr. same) a
scribe, secretary ; an interpreter
of law ; a town clerk, recorder.
rpa/jifiaTcvw, f. -zvoo>, (fr. last) to
act as secretary.
rpanpariKri, -r)s, fa (fem. of next.)
viz. ri%vr), grammar.
TpaujiariKbsi -fa -bv, (fr. ypdtyw to
write) grammatical ; literary.
Subs, a teacher, grammarian.
YpapyLariarriSs -ov, b, (fr. same) a
teacher of grammar, schoolmas-
ter ; a pedant ; a clerk ; a book-
seller, stationer.
Ypafip.aToSi5daKa^oSt -ov, b, (fr.
same, and Sto'datco) to teach) a
schoolmaster, preceptor.
YpaixpaTOEt<Tayu>ytvs, -io$, b, (fr.
same, and ciadyu) to introduce)
a teacher, instructor; a magis-
trate.
Ypapufa -7\s, fa (fr. same) a line,
mark, division, separation ; the
starting place at races, marked
by a line drawn on the ground ;
a line on a chess board ; the last
stake.
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rpi
YpappuKbst -fa -bv, (fr. last) linear,
in lines.
Ypdmst-idos, fa old age; the slough
of a serpent.
Ypanrios, -a, -ov, (fr. ypdfw to
write) must write, ought to bt
written.
Ypanrbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) written,
composed ; inscribed, engraven.
Ypdcros, -ov, 5, also Ypdocros, Ypdosi
and Ypils, the dirt, scourings or
refuse of wool ; the smell of the
armpits.
Ypdocros, -ov, h, (perhaps fr. yrjpvs a
voice) the shout of soldiers charg-
ing, a war-song, cry of battle.
Ypdons, -10s, Att. -tms , fa (fr. ypdot
to feed) grass, herbage, hay.
Ypavs, ypdos, fa Ion. Ypvvs, and by
Dialys. Yprjvs 1 an old woman.
Ypa^tlov, -ov, rb, (fr. ypd<pu> to
write) an iron pointed instrument
with which the ancients wrote on
their waxed tablets, a stylus, pen-
cil ; an iron pen, engraving tool.
rpa0£ii?,-fOf,Att.-£Wf,6,(fr. same)
a painter, engraver ; a librarian.
Ypatyib) -w, Att. lor ypd<p<j).
Ypacpfa -rjs, fa (fr. same) a writing,
writings; the scriptures; a pic-
ture, drawing; an indictment,
accusation.
Ypd<pr)6i, 2 sin. — YpacprjroxTav, 2
pi. 1 a. impr. pass. — Ypacptist
par. 2 a. pass, of ypd<pu>.
Ypatyiicbs, -fa -bv, (fr. same) like
writing, graphical, well drawn
or described; quick at writing,
ready at the pen.
YpaQiKws, (fr. last) expressively;
naturally, to the life.
Ypa<piov, -ov, rb, see ypafytiov, and
Ypa<fis, -iSos, fa (fr. next) an
iron pen or stylus ; the drawing
of lines.
Ypd(j>u), f. -xpia, p. yiypatya, origi-
nally to grave, engrave or scrape
lines or figures on some flat
surface ; to write, inscribe ; to
describe, represent, draw, paint ;
to compose, write a book ; to en-
act, decree ; to accuse, indict ;
to direct, prescribe, instruct,
teach; to graze. 1 a. act. ind.
iypaipa' sub. ypd\Lw, -tjs, -»?• per.
pass, ytypaufiai. 1. a. pass. ind.
eypd(f>dyv impr. ypdtydnri' par.
ypc(pQds.
Ypdd), and Ypaivm, f. -aw, to eat, eat
up, corrode, consume, devour.
Ypad^rjs, -cos -ovs, b, fa (fr. ypavs
an old woman) of or like an old
woman; aged, doting ; silly, fa-
bulous.
Yprjyopeu) -5, by Aphaer. for typn-
yopim, f. -ficui, p. eypi)y6pt]Ka,
(fr. cyctpu) to rouse) to watch, lie
awake, be awake, be vigilant ; to
live, be alive. For tenses see
cyprjyoptu).
Ypnyopricris, -10s, Att. -cwj, fa (fr.
last) lying awake ; watchfulness,
vigilance.
Ypnyop&s, for zypvyop&s, par. per.
mid. of ypnyoptu) or cyprjyopidt,
Ypiircvs, -ios, Att. -iu>s, &, (fr. ypi
nos a net) a. fisherman.
rn
rp<f"'£f>,f. -**»i (fr- same) to fish
TphrHTna, -drot, rb, (fr. same) a
take, catch, capture; profit, gain.
rptnos, -ov, b, and rptyoj, -ovf b,
and also -toe -ovs, rb, a net, seme,
drag .* a rifldle, puzzling question.
Yat<pdopai, (fr. ypdtfxa to write) to
write.
TpofHpas, -doot, h, an old sow.
Tpou<pt\t, -Iwv, ol, painters.
rpdvibos, -ov, b, a javelin, dart; the
spike in the foot of a spear.
Tpv, any thing very small, mite,
mote, chip, splinter, the black of
the nail.
Tpv£w, f. -((j, p. -x<*j (""• last) to
mutter, growl, grumble, grunt.
TpvWlfa, f. -/ff<D, to grunt.
TpvWti, -nt, ft, and rpvWioubt, -ov,
b, (fir. last) a grunt, grunting.
Tpvaala, -as, f), (fr. vpD a mote) a
bag, wallet, pcuch; any thing
insignificant.
Tpvirbf, -f), -ov, (fr. ypv\p a griffin)
hooked, crooked ; bowed, bended ;
hook-nosed, aquiline f with a
hooked beak.
Tpvepbf, -ov, b, (fr. ypv£w to grunt)
a grunting, grunt.
Tpvrr), -rjt, }), and Tpvrdpia, -wv,
-T<ir (fr. ypi) a mite) poor furni-
ture, lumber; old clothes, frippery.
TpvTovu)\rn, -ov, b, (fr. last, and
rw\iut to sell) a seller of old
clothes or lumber ; a broker.
rpOd/, -v-nbt, b, a griffin, an ima-
ginary winged monster ; a kind
of eagle, the ossifrage.
Tpwvt), -nt, }}, (perhaps fr. ypdm to
corrode) a hollow rock, cave,
cavern.
rpwvos, -Tj, -ov. (fr. last) hollow,
cavernous; deep.
Tva or Tvn, Ion. and Tvla, -at, f/,
ground, land ; a field, an acre ;
ploughed or fallow land.
TvdXai, -ov, a\, (fr. next) a Me-
garean word, drinking cups.
TvaXov, -ov, rb, a cavity, hollow ;
the palm or hollow of the hand;
a valley, glen, dale ; a cave, den ;
a trench, fosse, (fr. last) g. Ion.
yvdXoio.
rvaXbi, -n, -bv, (fr. last) handy, of
a size to be handled.
rvapiciji, -tot -out, b, f/, (fr. yviov a
limb, and apuioi to suffice) in-
vigorating, strengthening ; fresh,
lively, lusty, vigorous; who be-
gets lusty limbs.
Vvyn, -nt, h, a woman's, and Tv-
ynt, -ov, b, a man's name, Gygi,
and Gyges.
Tvrjt, -vo, b, (fr. yvt) ploughed
land) the plough-head on which
the sock is fixed,
rvioSduat, -a, &, Dor. and Poet,
(fr. yvlov a limb, and caiidu) to
subdue) who masters the limbs ;
able, lusty ; epithet of a wrestler.
Vviotcnpot, -ov, b, /;, (fr. same, and
Kopiu to satisfy) working or
wearying the lima*, fatiguing,
toilsome, laborious.
ToTov, -ov, to, a limb, member, par-
ticularly a hmd or foot; any
larger part of the frame.
ivaaiapvla, -at, h,, (fr. same)
he regulation or direction of a
TTM
Tvibf, -fi, -bv, (fr. last) wanting a
limb, maimed, lame, halt, crip-
pled ; deficient in any part.
Yvi6u -&, f. -(i<ru», (fr. same) to
break a limb; to lame, maim,
cripple ; to render weak, impo-
tent or defective.
rvtoTri6t), -nt, f/, (fr. same, and
iriSrj a fetter) fetters, chains ; a
shackle.
rvi6%a\K0f, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same,
and -)(a\Kbt brass) with limbs of
brass, very strong, most robust.
Fviudtlt, par. I a. pass, of yvi6ii>.
TvXibt, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. yvaXbs
hollow) a soldier's canteen.
Yvuvd^vi, f. -d<ju>, p. ytyvpvaKa, (fr.
yvuvbt naked) to exercise naked,
practise for the public games ; to
exercise, employ, engage, train.
pres. impr. act. yvfiva^t.
Tvuvaala, -at, ft, and Tvpvaoit,
-tot, Att. -to)t, i), and Yvpvaoua,
-drot} rb, (fr. last) practice,
training, exercise.
Yvuvaoiapxiu -£}, f. -jaw, (fr. last,
and ap%?i the chief) to regulate
gymnastic exercises, preside over
a school.
rvfivavtdpxvt or -\ot, -ov, b, (fr.
same) a teacher of gymnastic
exercises, schoolmaster,
rvp
the
gymnasium.
Tvuvdo-iov, -ov, h, (fr. yvuvb*
naked) a place of exercise, school
for training for public games;
practice, exercise.
Tvuvaariot, -a, -ov, (fr. yvuvd£u>
to train) must exercise, to be
practised or trained.
Tvuvao-Tritf -ov, b, (fr. same) a
master or teacher of public exer-
cises.
Tvuvao-riicbt, ->>, -bv, (fr. same) be-
longing to public exercises, con-
cerning the practice of or train-
ing for tliem.
TvuvaariKuif, (fr. last) with exer-
cise, by practice, in training .
rvfivfif, -rjrot, ft, or Tvuvfirrit, -ov, b,
(fr. yvfivbt naked) a light armed
soldier.
Tvfivr}Ttvu>. f. -cvo~u>, p. ycyvuvrj
rtvKa, (fr. last) to be naked or ill
clad ; to wear light armour, serve
as a light armed soldier ; to skir-
mish.
rv/ivtKbt, -fi, -bv, (fr. yvuvd^u) to
exercise) gymnastic, aoout pub-
lic sports or games.
Tvuvoirai&la, -at, >/, (fr. yvuvbt
naked, and trait a boy) the exer-
cise or sports of naked boys; a
Spartan dance.
Tvfivut, -n, 'bv, (fr. yvlov a limb,
and u6vot only) naked, bare, un-
covered ; unarmed, light armed ;
uncased, unsheathed ; bare, mere,
only ; open, exposed, manifest ;
devoid, destitute.
rvjivoaoipioTal, -&v,o\, (fr. last, and
ao(pio-rfit a wise man) the Gym.
nosophists or naked philosophers
of India ; a fakir or dervis.
Yvuvdrnt. -nrot, fi, (fr. same) na-
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tyn
kedness, nudity, d. cm. yvp.v6-
rnri.
Tvpvdu) -w, f. -wcru, p. -w*ca, (fr.
same) to strip, uncover; to piU
lnu>, rob, plunder; to expose f
discover, show. 1 a. act. inf.
yvpvi>aai' par. yvpvwcat. 1 a.
pBJHi nid. tyvpv&drjv' inf. yvu-
vuQijvai' par. yvuvutdtit, a. sin.
yvjjL\ti>OivTa.
rvuvu>o~if, -tot, Att. -tu>f, f), (fr.
last) nakedness, bareness, desti-
tution.
Tuva, Dor. for Tt/vai, t. sin. of
ywtj.
TvvaiKdpiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of yvvff
a woman) a weak, silly, vain
woman.
TvvalKat -Ka, -Ktt, -*i, -Kit, -*<2v,
Ml of yvvij.
TvvaiKc7a, -u>v, tu, (neut. pi. of
next) circumstances incident to
women.
rvvaiKuot, -a,-ov, (fr. yvv% a wo-
man) feminine, female ; wo-
manish, effeminate, delicate. Tv-
vaiKilov, viz. 6u>pa, the women's
apartments.
YvvaiKtjiot, Ion. for yvvaiKtlot-
YvvaiKlat, -ov, b, (fr. yvvi) a wo-
man) a womanish or effeminate
person.
TvvaiKiaaubt, -ov, b, (fr. same)/*-
male delights or endearments J
courtship, compliments, flattery,
TwaiKOKpartouai -ovfiai, f. -1'iaop.ai,
p. -nuat, (fr. same, and Kparfu
to rule) to submit to or be di-
rected by women, be governed by
a wife; to gratify, indulge a
wife. par. pres. pass. cont. yv-
vaiKOKparovutvot.
TvvaiKOKparla, -at, fj, (fr. same)
subjection to women, female go-
vernment.
TvvaiKouavfit, -lot -ovf, b, }], (fr.
same, and palvouai to dote) fool-
ishly fond of women ; lascivious.
TvvaiKbt, g. TvvaiKi, d. sin. ofywv/J.
YvvaiK0<pCkat, -a, b, Dor. for
rvvaiKO<pfXnt, -ov, b, (fr. yvvf/ a
woman, and <f>i>,ot fond) fond of
women ; effeminate, delicate ; las-
civious; libidinous.
TvvaiKiioTjf, -cot -ovj, o, f), (fr.
same) vwman-like, becoming a
v,oman; feminine, tender, deli-
cate; womanish, like a woman,
effeminate.
VvvaiKbtv, -dvof, b, TvvaiKuvlrntf
-ov, b, and TwatKotv'iTit, 'dot,
tj, (fr same) the women's apart-
ments ; an inner chamber; a
house for women.
Vvvaiuavfif, same as yvvaiKop.avf)t.
Yvvaiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of yvvi) a
woman) a little woman, silly
woman.
Vvvai^iv, for yvvairi, d. pi. of
rvif}, -aiKbf, h, (perhaps fr. yovfj
birth) a woman, wife. v. sin.
yvvai, madam, ma'am, d. yvvai-
k'i' a. ywalica, and Dor. yvvrjv
d. pi. yvvai^t.
rivvif, -toot, b, Poet, foryvvit, (fr.
last) womanish, effeminate, de-
licate, tender.
AAT
Twtivo?, -v, -ov, (fr. yi\p a vulture)
vuliurine, of or /i7:e a vulture.
Yvirbs, high, tall, lofty ; long.
YvpyaOos, -ov, b, a basket; a coffer,
case, &c. made of twigs.
ttpis, -ios, Att. -£wj, q, fine flour ;
the dust of a mill.
Yvpbs, -<i, -bv, curved, bent, crook-
ed ; round, circular. Subs, a
ditch, furrow, hole for a tree ; a
' round cake.
Yvpos, -ov, b, a circuit, compass,
circle.
Yvpdo) -Z, f. -cio-ci), (fr. last) to
curve, bend, make round; to
gather into a heap, crowd, clus-
ter ; to lay up, hide, b?iry.
Yvpwua, -tiros, rb, and Yvpvais,
-ios, Att. -tws, fj, (fr. same) a
whirl or whirling, quick circular
motion ; a piling, heaping, ga-
thering into a heap ; a circle,
ring, circus.
Tixp, yvirds, b, (perhaps fr. Kvnrw
. to bend) a vulture.
T6ifos, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. yrj earth,
and tyif to bake) gypsum, ala-
baster ; white clay.
Tvxpout -w, f. -ww, (fr. last) to
plaster with gypsum, whiten.
Tu/, by Aphaer. for tyw.
Y&, cont. of yaw. Also for ^ow.
I\p, for kavr~v, icicp, and aw, see
iavrov, iSiog, and cos.
Yuy, Heb. indecl. Gog, the name
of a king and a nation.
YwXza, -u»v, ra, the caves, dens,
and haunts, of beasts.
Yuiv, Ion. for yovv.
Y6vara, Dor. for ydvara, n. a. v.
pi. of yovv.
Ywvia, -as, fj, an angle, corner ; a
nook, hiding place ; an extremi-
ty, verge.
Ywia'ios, -a, -ov, and YuvoLfins,
-zos -ovs, b, f), (fr. last) angular,
with corners ; of the corner.
Ywvlfiiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of same) a
little corner, nook, hiding-place.
Twoiaw, -d>, a Laconian word, to
laugh at, taunt, scorn.
Yupurbs, -ov, b, (fr. ^wpf'w to con-
tain, and pvrbs drawn) a quiver.
A, i, the fourth of the Greek let-
ters, called delta ; as a nume-
i al mark it signifies four ; with
a dot underneath, 6, four thou-
sand.
A', for Si.
Aa, an intensive particle.
Aa, and <5a<r, Dor. for vrh yrjs.
Aafftip, and Aafyp. Heb. indecl.
an orach ; the inner or most holy
part of tne temple.
Aa&tfi, Heb. indecl. David, a
man's name.
Aayvs. -vfio;, //. crystal; ice; a
necklace or image hung to it.
R
AAI
Aaof'^o), (fr. fiqs a torch, and
f^w to hold) to hold or carry a
torch.
A«<5t£, -ikos, f), a measure.
Aqfiiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of fiqs a
torch) a small torch, light, can-
dle.
Aqfiov%iu> -w, f. -t)gu, (fr. same,
and f^w to hold) to carry a
torch, hold a light ; to light, give
or show light to.
Aqfiov%ia, -as, f), (fr. same) the
currying a torch or light.
Adfiuv, g. pi. of fiqs, cont. fr. fiats
Aatis, par. 2 a. act. — Aazins, 2
sin. pres. opt. act. of fidnut,
for Saw.
Aatiu), for fiatu.
Aazpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. fiaiu to burn)
black, dark, dusky, swarthy.
Aajw -<2, f. ->7ffta>, p. fizfidnKa, (fr.
Salut to learn) to learn, receive in-
struction, acquire information ;
to know, know how, be skilful.
per. pass. ind. fitfidnuaC inf.
fiefia^adai ' par. fizfianuivos. 2 a.
act. (fr. fidnut) ind. zfidvv inf.
fiarjvai, Dor. fiarjuzvai' par. fiazis.
1 f. mid. 6arjo~ouat, 2 sin. Ion.
fiarjazai. for fiafi<rv. per. mid. fii-
fina, and fiifiaa' par. fizfiaws.
pper. mid. zfizfifjziv.
Ad<;w, or rather Ad^ouat, f. fidao-
uat, p. fiifiaauai, -aai, -arat, fr.
6am to share, which see.
Aa'v, -is, k (fr. same) a fight,
battle; a light, torch, brand.
Aarjuevai, Aatjczai, see fiaio).
Adnui, obs. its tenses are used by
fiaio), and fiaio).
Aarjuuv, -ovos, b, ft, (fr. fiaio) to
teach) learned, wise; knowing,
skilled, experienced; expert, in-
genious, subtle, comp. fianuovia-
rzpos, sup. -earraros.
Aar/p, -ipos, b, (fr. fiaio) to burn ;
because they carried the torches
at their brother's marriage) a
husband's brother ; a brother-in-
law ; a bridesman.
Aanpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. same) light,
bright, clear.
Aai, for fii. Aai, by Apoc. for
fiatfii, d. sin. of fiats.
Aaifia\ios, -a, -ov, or -ov, and Ion.
-oio, b, ff, (fr. Aaifia\os Daeda-
lus) artful, ingenious, expert,
skilful ; artificial, curious ; di-
versified, vi aie sated, ornamental.
AaiSdWw, f. -aXw, and AaiSn\6ii)
-w, f. -wo-w,(fr. same) to work in-
geniously ; to ornament, adorn,
variegate.
AalfiaXpa, -aro;, rb, (fr. last) a
piece of nice v:orkmanship, cu-
riosity, rarity, ornament ; a sta-
tue, image.
AaiStttv, g. pi. of fiats.
Aait, and Aalev, Ion. for ifiait, S
sin. inipf. ind. act. — Aaltro,
Ion. for efiahro, impf. ind. pass,
of fiaiii).
Arii^o. f. -?£w, (fr. fia'uo to divide,
for which it is used Poet.) to
divide, share, distribute ; to tear
off, pull, pluck} to cut, wound ;
ta slay. foil. 1 a. act. efinii-a.
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AAI
pres. pass. Saltyuai' per. pass.
fitfid'iyuai' par. fitfiaiyuivos.
AatKrtip, -Tipos, b, (fr. fast) divide
ing, rending, piercing.
Aaiuovdu -u>, f. -iiaoi, same as &<u
uovidui.
Aaiuoves, — Aaluovos — Aaiuovuv,
cases of fialuuv.
Aaiudvi' for 6aiu6vie, v. sin. of Sai-
uovios.
Aaiuovidicbs, -/;, -bv, (fr. Saluuv &
deity) inspired; possessed by an
evil spirit. Subs, a demoniac.
Aaiuovidio -w, f. ->?<tw. p. -nica, (fr.
same ) to be inspired ; to be pos-
sessed by an evil spirit ; to ragef
rave.
Aaiuovi^ouai, f. -iaouai, p. fitfiai-
uuvio-uai, (fr. same) to be pos-
sessed by an evil spirit^ 3 sin.
pres. fiaiuovi^trai.
Aaiuovifyutvos, -»7, -ov, par. pres.
pass, of last.
Aaiuovirj, Aauovirjcn, Ion. for fiai-
uovia, n. sin. and fiaiuoviais, d.
pi. fern, of Saiudviog.
Aaiu6viov, -ov, rb, (dim. offiaiuwv a
deity) a divinity, spirit, genius ;
a spectre, ghost, phantom ; des-
tiny, fate, fortune, lot, state of
life; misfortune, adversity; a
demon, evil spirit, fallen angelt
devil.
Aaiu6vtos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same) in-
fatuated, possessed; fatal, un-
fortunate ; wicked ; mad, fran-
tic ; divine; supernatural; au-
gust, grand, admirable; fortu-
nate, happy.
Aatuoviadtis, -eiaa, -cv, par. 1 a.
pass, of fiaiuovi^ouai.
Aaiuoviwfins, -tog -ovs, 6, f), (fr.
same) like a spirit or demont
demoniacal.
Aaiuovi&v, par. pres. act. cont. of
fiaiuovido).
Aciuwv, -ovos, b, fj, (fr. Saiu> to
know) a deity, cause, author ,
creator; a demon, intelligence^
spirit, genius; fortune, fate,
destiny, lot ; an evil spirit, fallen
angel, devil.
Aaiw, by Apoc. for fiafovQi, pres.
impr. act. — Aaivvvd* and Aal-
vvvr\ Ion. for tfiatvvvro, 3 pi.
impf. mid. — AalvvaO', for fial-
vvo-Oai, pres. inf. mid. of
Aaivvui, to entertain, treat, receive.
Aa'.vuai, to feast, banquet, eat,
dine with.
Aoa^ui, 1 a. inf. act. of Satfa.
Aaiouai, f. -aouai. see fiaiu).
Aatos, -a, -ov, (fr. fiaiu) to divide)
wise, knowing, sensible.
Ad'ios, -a, -ov, (fr. fiats a fight)
destructive, injurious, hostile.
Aaloi, pi. enemies.
Aaio<Ppu)v, -ovos, b, fi, (fr. fialu) to
divide, or fiats a fight) wise, sen-
sible, intelligent; warlike, va-
liant, courageous.
Aatpio, f. -dpu>, to scourge, flog,
lash. cut.
Aais, -curbs, h, and Poet. Aalrtj,
-ns, hi (fr. fiaiu to share) afea*t%
entertainment; good cheer ^dair\
ties.
AAK
AaU, -tios, h, (0. same) a ltS^
torch, taumr ; a fight, battle.
Aaioai, 1 a. inf. act. — Aaiodutvos,
1 a. par. mid. — Aalaj), 2 sin. 1
a. sub. mid. of baiu> or baiut
Aatra, a. sin. — Aalraf, a. pi. of
iatt.
Aalrndsv, (fr. bairn Poet, for bats a
feast) from or after the feast,
out of the entertainment.
Aairptvu, f. -tiau), (fr. next) to cut
up, carve.
Aairpbv, (a. sin. of next, viz. Kara)
separately, severally, by turns, in
shares.
Aairpbs, -ol, b, (fr. balu> to divide)
a cook.
Aairvuuv, -6vos, b, (fr. next) a
steward or president of a feast
a cook, carver ; a guest.
Aairif, -i/o$, h, same as bats.
AaiTpn>v, -ovot, 6, if, (fr. bats bat
tie, and d>pffv understanding)
wary in fight, sagacious in war
warlike, brave, daring.
Aai^Odi, 1 a. par. pass, of batlu
Aalu, f. bmlam, and Saiau, p. bibai-
Ka, to divide, part, rend ; to con-
sume, burn, lay waste, depopu
late ; to kindle, glow, burst or
break out; to carve, distribute,
entertain, feast ; to celebrate,
solemnize; to share, partake of
a feast, eat ; to impart, teach,
instruct, inform, accjuaint ; to
participate, acquire, learn, know.
per. mid. bibna. pper. mid.
tbtojittv. See Saiti).
A&naQ, a kind of cassia.
Adut, Jon. for ibaxe, 3 sin. 2 a.
ind. aet. — Aaxieiv, Ion. for 6a
Kttv, 2 a, inf, act. of <5i7*w, obs.
for bdxvw.
AaxiQuuos, -#u, b, fj, (fr. bdmu to
gnaw, and $v/lbs the mind)
heart'T ending, oppressive, over-
whelming, aistressing, grievous,
melancholy,
ActKvd£u, f. -Svo), (fr. next) to
bite, snap, catch with the teeth,
Adicvu, f. fyfa, p. liorjxa, (fr.
Si'iKoi obs. to bite, whence ks
tenses are derived) to bite, gnaw,
champ ; to pinch, sting ; to gall,
molest, lease, vex; to backbite,
slander; to fight, quarrel, dis^
pute. 1 a. act. iSvfc 2 a. act.
ind. iSaicov' inf. baxu». 2 f. act.
.SSkS. per. pass, bibvyuat. 1 a.
pass. ind. tbi'ixdr/v* pur. Sn^Otls,
2 a. pass. eSdKijVj, 1 f. mid,
b^ouai. 1 a. mid, drj^dunv. 2
a. mid. tbaicduyv.
,&aic6vros, baKovorjs, g. sin. par. 2
j. aet. of last.
Aaicos, ~c.oi -ovs, rd, Poet. (fr.
same) a bite, properly of a beast
on a man ; a sting; a beast or
■venomous. creature ; sia$d:erf ca-
lumny.
AdKpv, -voi, Adicpvua, rdros, and
Adxpfiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) o
tear. pi. bdxpv\- for bdnava.
.A**pv6us, -caaa, -tv, (fr. last)
weeping, in tears; tearful, me-
lancltoly.
AaKfiotv, (fr. last) in tt^ars, with
AAM
bursting tears; sadly, mourn-
fuUy.
AaKpvpoio) -d, f. -//<ru>, (fr. bdxpv a
tear, and biot to flow) to weep,
shed tears.
Aaupvoas, 1 a. par. act. of baicpvu).
Adicpvoi, d. — AaKpi>u>v, g. pi. of
bdicpv.
Aaxpu^rw -St, f. -cvati), (fr. bdxpv
a tear, and ^/w to pour) to weep,
pour forth or shed tears, par.
pres. (JuKpfi^/uv.
AaKpvu), f. -D<tu), p. -vKa, (fr. same)
to weep, lament with tears, be-
wail, deplore. AaKpiouat, to have
tears shed on one, be wet with
tears ; to be pitied, compassioned.
AaKpvubijs, -cof -ovs, b, fi, (fr.
same) like tears ; tearful; tear-
falling, tender, melancholy.
AoktvXios, -ov, b, (fr. next) aring,
link, mesh.
AdicruXos, -ov, b, a finger, toe ; a
dactyl ; a dale.
A&kH, 2 f. act. — Aaxiv, 2 a. par.
act. of bdicvu>.
AaXuro, Dor. and Ion. for cbnXcl-
ro, 3 sin. impf. ind. mid. —
Aa\/jaaro, same for /brjXt'iaaro,
3 sin. 1 a. mid. of oVX'w.
AdXtos, Dor. for AjXtos
AaXuavovdd, indecl. Dalmanutha,
a district of Judea.
AaXuarla, -as, f/, Dalmatia, a
country on the Adriatic sea.
AaXbf, and JEo\. AavXbs, -ov, b,
(fr. balu to burn) a light, lamp ;
a firebrand, torch ; a flash, bright-
ness.
AdXos, v. AaXc, Dor. for AijXoj
and Ar,Xe.
Aaudaat,
Ion.
AauS, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. of pres. opt. p;
baud
Aaud^crai, 3 sin. pres. ind. pass,
of
Aaud^u), see baudu. pres. par.
pass, bauatfiutvos. per. pass.
oebduaouai.
Aaualos, -ov, b, f), Poet, (or bauae-
rtxoi, -»), -bv, or baud^uv, (fr.
iast) taming, subduing, over-
powering, overwhelming. Subs.
a conqueror, master.
AaudXn, Dor. for bduaXis.
AauaXt/Parof, •>»», o, fi, (fr. baudXn
a heifer, and (jalvw to walk)
frequented or resorted to by cat-
tie ; grazed, pastured,
AauaXfifioros, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and floe/cut to feed) grazed or
pastured by cattle.
AauaXifa, Poet, for baudfa, (fr.
next) AauaXi^Quat, to ga
frolic like a young heifer.
AduaXti, -to?, Alt, '£WJ, ^, (fr. ba-
udu) to tame) a heijfer, young
cow.
Aduap, and Aduapi, -aproj, o, (fr.
same, or perhaps for yduao, fr.
yduos marriage) a wife, lady,
dame.
Aauapiriov, -ov, rb, a Sicilian coin,
*o called fr. Aatidftnt, the wife of
Gelo, king of Syraeuse.
Aduapy;, -ibog, fh same as bduap
^st" Damaris, a WP/nan';
ifta-me.
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nAN
a. inf. act. — Aduaot,
for tbduaac, 3 sin. 1 a. ind.
act. — Aduaaov, 1 a. impr. act.
— Aduaoaa, Anudaoaro, and
Aauaoaducvof, Ion. and Poet,
for tbduaoa, 1 a. act. cbaudoaro,
3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. and baua-
oducvoi, 1 a. par. mid. of ba-
puist*
Aaudabtiv, Dor. for baud^uv, pres.
inf. act. of baudfa.
AauaciPporos, -ov, b, t), (fr. baudia
to tame, and fiporbf mortal) the
tamer or subduer of mortals, vic-
torious.
Aauuai(ppu)v, -oi>0(, b, >/, (fr. same,
and 0p/)v the understanding) th*
tamer of the mind, the subduer of
the will.
AauaaKbs, -ov, i;, Damascus, a
city in Syria.
Aauaoicnvbi, -i), -ov, (fr. last) of
Damascus. Hence come dam-
son and damask.
Aaunoiiviov, -ov. rb, (perhaps fr.
same) a certain herb.
Aauartjp, Dor. for Anujrnp.
Aauda), -Q, and Aaudt^u, f. -aaut
p. -Mca, to break, tame; to van-
quish, overcome ; to afflict, bring
down, prostrate, overthrow, over-
whelm ; to ki!l, slay. Aaudouai
-u>uai, to be conquered ; to sub-
mit, yield, obey. 2 a. act. iba-
uov. 2 f. ind. act. baud. 2 a.
pass. ind. tbdunv, 3 pi. tbdunaavr
Poet and Bceot. bduev' opt. ba-
ptinv' inf. baurjvai, and Dor.
baunucvai' par. bautif, in du.
bdficvrc.
Aifivaiftav, Dor. for bapvalunv.
Aduvrjai,
sin. pres. ind. act. of bduvrjui,
same as last.
Aapvdb), -w, f. rjaut, and
Adftvrfu', for Adpvnui, (fr. bauvdw)
same as baudu.
Aauolrai, -a, b, Dor. for Ariuoirtiiy
-ov, b, Damatus, a man's name.
Aauof, -u>, b, Dor. for bfjuos.
Aaudras and Aaudrns, Dor. for brj-
ubrns.
Aaubrii -ibot, a, Dor. for bnu6~
rtf.
Aduojv, -ovos, b, Damont a man's
name.
Aauiooutucda, Dor. for btjuo)ou>utdaf
1 pi. 1 a. sub. mid. of brifito-
uai.
Adv, same as Zav or Zrjv.
Aavdns, g. Dor. of
AaVa'17, -ng, f), a kind of laurel.
Also Danae, a woman's name.
Aavatbai, -uv, a\, the daughters
of Advao$.
Aayaibns, -ov, b, lj, a descendant
of Aavabs, an Argive.
Aavatcfl, -Tjg, >/, a barbaric coin;
Charon's fare.
Aavabs, 'ou, b, Danauf, a king ot
Argos.
Aav£i£cTt, 2 pi. pres. impr. act.
— Aavifyre, 2 pi. pres. sub.
act. — AavdCovoi, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. — Aavciaaadai, 1 a inf.
mid. of
Aa,vc(^u), f.bav(to(t , and Att.<5avei&
AAP
• p. SeSdvtuca, (fr. Sdvos a loan) to
lend ; to practise usury, lend at
interest; to extort. Aavtifypai,
to borrow ; submit to usury, be
oppressed by usury. 1 a. act.
tSdvtiaa. 1 a. mid. ind. eSavei-
odpnv.
Jlavciov, -on, to, (fr. same) interest,
usury ; a loan ; a debt.
Advciffua, -drosy rby (fr. Savel^ca to
lend) money lent or borrowed on
usury; usury, extortion; in
terest, recompense.
Aaveiaubsy -ov, b, (fr. same) usury ;
a borrowing, loan.
AaviHrrfis, -ov, o, (fr. same) a
usurer, money -broker ; a lender,
creditor.
AavifjX, Heb. indecl. the prophet
Daniel.
Advos, -cos -ovs, rby a gift, present;
a loan, debt; a UglU, torch,
brand.
Aavbsy -fa -bv, (fr. Salta to burn)
- dry, parched, arid; subs, wood
Jit for torches ; a link, brand.
Aairavav, pres. inf. act. of
Aairavdu -w, f. -rjcrta, p. SeSandvnicay
(fr. Sdnru) to devour) to defray,
expend, lay out, pay a share ; to
consume, spend, waste, lavish,
squander. 1 a. act. ind. eSaird-
vnva' impr. Sairdvnoov opt. 8a
iravrjaatuf sub. Sairav/jcu), 3 pi.
Sairavno-uxji.
Aait&vt), -ns, fa (&• last) cost, ex-
pense, charge; costliness, waste-
'fulness.
Aa-navndtisy -cTcra, -fv, 1 a. par,
pass, of same.
Aairdvnua, -drosy rb, (fr. same) a
laying out, expenditure, cost,
charge.
Aairavnpif, -a, -bvy (fr. same) em
pensive, costly, prodigal, waste
Jul.
Adirdvos, -ov, 8, fa (fr. same) waste
ful, expensive, extravagant ; subs
a prodigal, spendthrift.
AdntSov, -ov, rb, (fr. Sd intens.
and iriSov the ground) a JloorK
pavement; the bottom, ground,
soiL
AdiTTO), f. -\pu>, p. -<pa, (perhaps
fr. Scuta to divide) to devour, eat
up; to rend, tear, mangle; to
wound.
AapSaviduiVy -<Eol. for AapSavi&v
g. pi. of AapSdvtos.
AapSaviSao, Ion. for Aap&uvio'ov
g. of
AapSaviSijs, -ov, b, (patron, fr,
AdpSuvos) Priam, the son of
Dirdanus.
AapSdvtoc, -ov, b, fa (fr. next) a
descendant of Dardanus ;
Dirdanian, Trojan.
AA2
Adpdos, -ov, 8, Darius, a Persian
king.
Adprjs, -t/roy, 6, Dares, a man's
name.
Aapt'iaopaty -t), -eraiy in 2 pi. Sapfj-
acadt, 3 pi. SaprjcrovTaiy 2f. pass,
of Sipo).
AapOdvu), 1 f. mid. SapQrjaopaiy p.
act. SeSapdr/Ka, to sleep, fall or
go asleep, rest. par. per. StSap-
dt)Ku>$. 2 a. act. ind. iSapdov, by
Metath. iSpadov inf. SapBtiv
par. SapQmv. 2 f. Sapdia, by Me-
tath. Spadw, the tenses are bor-
rowed from
AapBiu) -w, (fr. Sipua or ctoas a
skin) to sleep or lie upon shins.
Aapbv and Adobs, Dor. for Srjpbv
and &>ip6$ .
Aaprbs, and by Metath. Aparbs,
-fa -bv, (fr. Siput to flay) exco
riated,Jlayed ; scourged, flogged
subs, the bag which contains the
testicles.
Aqs, -qSbs, fa cont. for Sat*.
Adcravro, Ion. for tSdaavrOy 3 pi. 1
a. mid Aaaalfieda, 1 pi. 1 a.
opt. mid. — Adaaadai, I a. inf.
mid. — AacrdoKtro, Poet, and
Ion. for cSdcaro, 3 sin. 1 a. mid.
— Aaaelraii Dor. for Sdcreraiy
1 f. mid. of Sd^u>.
Adaasy Dor. for Srjaasy 1 a. par.
act. of Sea.
AaadcKtTo, Ion. and Poet, for tSd-
aaro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of
Sdfa, same as Saito.
Aaaela, -as, fa (fern, of Saois
rough) a mark of aspiration (').
Aacio>s, (fr. same) harshly, rough-
ly ; with aspiration.
AdcKiWos, -ov, by (perhaps fr.
next) a fish that lives in the
mud.
AdffKios, -ov, by f)y (fr. id intens.
and c-Kia a shade, or by Sync,
for Saaavo-Kios, fr. Saarvs thick,
and same) shadyy umbrageouSy
yielding shade.
Aao-po\oyib> -<S, f. -/Jew, p. -r/Kay
(fr. Sao-fibs tribute, and \iyta to
collect) to levy, raise tribute,
collect taxes. Aa<ruo\oyiopai
-ovfxat, to be taxed, pay tribute.
AacnoXoyia, -as, fa (fr. same) the
collection of tribute.
Aavpo\6yosy -ov, b, (fr. same) a
collector of tribute, tax-gatherer.
Aao-fjLOSy -ov, b, (fr. oa£w to divide)
a division, sharing; a portion,
share, lot; a proportion, rate;
a tribute, tax.
Aao-fiocf>6posy -ovy b, fa (fr. last, and
0/pw to bring) a tributary, sti-
pendiary ; paying tax or duty.
Adoos, -cos -ovs, to, (fr. Saabs thick)
a thicket, wood, underwood.
AdpSdvos, -°y^b, Dardanus, l\ie\ Aa<rn\i]s, -Titos, and AaairXriris,
-toe, Att. -tujsy 6, f), (fr. Sqs a fire-
brand, and Tr\t)acrio to strike)
striking with a brand, smiting
vnlh a torch, terrible, fierce, fu-
rious, dreadful. Or, (fr. Su in-
tens. and 77>///u to fill) replete
with misfortune, brimful of wo,
miseratjle, wretched. Or, (fr.
Si s il-> and xe\d£w to approach)
(131)
founder of Troy
AaocdKTu), f. -\^w, intensive for
dairrw.
AdpeiKos, -ov, o, a golden coin of
Persia, so called from Adecios,
one of their kings, worth twen-
ty Attic drachms, or the thir-
tieth part of a talent ; a do-
ne
aA©
difficult of access, dangerous to
approach, hazardous, perilous.
AdocravTo, Adacaodai, and Aaaad
utvos, Ion. and Poet, for tSd-
aavro, 3 pi. 1 a. mid. ind. 6d
aaadai, inf. and Saadutvos, par.
of Sd^ot.
AaavKtpKos, -ov, o, ij, (fr. Saavf
shaggy, and KtpKos a tail) long-
tailedy hairy-tailed.
Aaativio. f. -5v5, (fr. same) to
thicken, set thick or close; to
cover with hair, make hairy ; to
aspirate, pronounce roughly.
Aaovnovsy -oSosy 6, (fr. same, and
ttovs the foot) hairy-foot ; a rob
bit or coney ; a hare.
Aaavsy -tia, -t), thicky close, hairy ,
rough, prickly, shaggy ; closely
set, planted or grown ; aspirated,
pronounced roughly.
AaavoTtpvosy -ov, 5, f/, (fr. last, and
aripvov the breast) with a hairy
breast ; strong, athletic.
Aaavrnsy -nros, fi, (fr. same) thick-
ness, closeness; hairiness, shag-
giness, roughness ; aspiration or
rough pronunciation.
Aariouai -ovpai,f.-fiaouaty p.-t/uaiy
(fr. Saiu to divide) to divide,
share, allot, apportion, distribute ;
to consume, waste, spend ; to eat
up, devour. AariaaQai for la~
ThaQaiy pres. inf. mid. — Aa-
TiovTOy Ion. for eSariovTo, 3 pi.
impf. ind. — Aarevvro, Dor. for
eSarovvro, same cont. — Aareu*
utQay 1 pi. pres. sub. mid.
Aarnpiosy-ovy by (fr. Salu to divide)
a distributer, divider.
Adris, -Wo j, 6, Datis, a Persian
governor.
AaTtoubsy -ov, b, (fr. last) a parasi-
tical imitation of Datis, a Per-
sian nobleman ; particularly of
his corrupt manner of speaking
Greek ; a solecism, barbarism.
AaTvcoid, (fr. Salu) to entertain) to
gormandize, glultonizey devour.
AavKosy -ov, b, fa bold, confident^
daring, resolute.
AavKos, -ov, fa and AavKovy -ov, rd,
an herb growing in Crete.
AavXbsy -fa -bv, (fr. Sd intens. and
{5A»7 a wood) thicky close, imper-
vious; darky enigmatical.
AatbvaXosy -ov, 8, (fr. next) an epi-
thet of Apollo.
Ad<pvrjy -rjsy fa the laurel or bay
tree. Also Daphni,, a woman's
name.
Aa<pvfieis -rjs, ->'ji»6u -riocray -f\tv -JJv*
(fr. last) laurelyof or like laurel
or bay.
Aa<f>vTf<pdyosy -ov, 8, fa (fr. same,
and (pdyu to feed) an epithet of
poets ; living on laurel ; delight-
ing in laurel; inspired, enrap-
tured, wrapt.
Aa<pvrj<popho -0, f. -fiow, (fr. same,
and 0/pw to carry) to bear lau-
rel, be crowned with laurel, gain
the prize.
Aa6vri(f>6pos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same)
laurelled, crowned with laurel,
carrying laurel branches.
AcMpuaKos, AaQvticbs and Aatpvivb,
AEA
»»j, -ov, (fr. same) laurel, of or
Ukt tuurtl or bay ; adorned with
laurel.
Acupolvto*,, -ov, 6, 7, and AdtboivUs,
-^, -dv, (fr. <5u intens. ana ^dvos
gore) bloodstained, gory ; blood-
thirsty; red, ruddy ; red-streak-
ed, speckled with red.
Aa\pf\cta, -as, t), (fr. Su\pi\hi abun-
dant) plenty, abundance; riches,
wealth ; splendour, grandeur,
pomp ; liberality, munificence,
bounty.
Aad/t\cvu, f. -eveu, (fr. same) to
furnish, provide, supply ; to be
liberal, bestnw, enrich. Aaipt-
Xcvouat, to be fully provided ; to
abound, have in plenty; to em-
ploy one's self, be anxious, busy
about.
Aa\ptXr)s, -ioi -ovs, b, i/, plentiful,
abundant, rich, wealthy ; splen-
did, costly, stately ; libtral, free,
bountiful.
Aa\j,tXus and AaxptXius, (fr. last)
abundantly, plentifully ; splen-
didly ; liberally, bountifully.
Adupcv, 1 pi. 2 a. sub. act. of cVk'ui.
But Aauucv, 1 pi. of 2 a. sub.
pass, of same, or 1 pi. prcs.
sub. cont. of Saiu.
At, but, for, and, truly, indeed;
yet, however, ruirrt!i,less, not-
withstanding ; then, therefore ;
certainly, surely, verily ; more-
over, furthermore, betid* ; for-
sooth ; nay, but, pray, pray now.
As an enclitic it is intensive,
and sometimes signifies to, to-
wards.
Alarai for ScSiarat, Ion. for SiScv-
rat, 3 pi. per. pass, of Siu.
Afyuivos, JEoL for SeSeyufvos, par.
per. pass, of Si^ouat. Or for
6c)(6utvos, par. pres. pass, of
same.
AlSaa, per. mid. and AeSaws, par.
and
IcSdtjKa, per. act. — AcSaijau, 1 f.
act. — AcSdnuat, per. pass, and
SeSanuivos, par. of iaiw or Sdnut,
same as Saiu).
AcSalarat and AcSataro, Ion. for
SiSaivrai,SpL per. and cSiSaiv-
to, 3 pi. pper. pass, of Salu.
AcSaiyuevos, par. per. pass, of
Sai^u.
AtSduacuat, -oat, -arat, per. pass,
of Saixd^u.
AiSaov, Poet, for iSaov, 2 a. act. of
Salu or Said).
AioaoKa, per. act. — AiSapuat, per.
pass, of Sipu.
AiSaauat, -oat, -arat, per. pass, of
Sd^u, same as Sain).
AiSiynai, -^ai, -Krai, per. pass, of
Styouai.
AtSirjfiai, per. pass, of Siu> or Sio/iat.
AcSefcvaptv, Ion. for<5£(7rva^£r, 1 pi.
pres. ind. of Scinvnut, or 1 pi.
per. mid. of Senrviu.
AcSt'o-ai, Ion. for Sciaat, 1 a. inf.
act. of SeiSu.
AiStixa, and Ion. AiSc%a, per. act.
of Seiicvvut.
At&cKdruxe, act. AcScKdTUTaitpa.ss.
Ssin. per. ind. of Stxariu.
AEA
An$Krai, 3 sin. per. pass. — Al-
Sikto, for tSiStKTo, 3 sin. pper.
pass, of Si%ouat.
AcSckus, par. per. act. — AiScuat,
-oat, -Tai, and AiScaOai, inf.
AcScpivos, -t), -ov, par. per. pass.
of Siu.
AcSiunxa, and by Sync. SiSpnua,
per. act. of Sipu.
AcSipt/v, AiStro, AiStvro, Ion. for
cScSipnv, 1 sin. cSiSero, 3 sit .
and cSiSovro, 3 pi. pper. pass.
of Siu.
AcSil-ouat, -n, -crat, ppfut. — Ai-
<5c£o, per. impr. pass, oi Si^opai.
AtSi%aTai, AcSiydro, Ion. for Sc-
Scypivoi ctai, 3 pi. per. and Sc-
Scypivoi Tiaav, 3 pi. pper. pass.
of Siyopai.
AlSna, -as, -c, per. mid. — AcSfietv,
Ion. for cScSfictv, pper. mid. of
Said).
AiStjypai, -(ai, -Krai, per. pass, of
Sdicvu.
AcSi'/Xutca, per. act. in 1 pi. AtSir
Xuxapev, of SnXdu.
AcSrjptovpynpat, -aai, -rat, per.
pass. AeSnptovpynpivos, par.
pi r. pass, ut Snptovpyiu.
AiSnoQc, same as StSvpivot ch/rc,
- pi. per. opt. pass AcSfiaopai,
ppfut. of Mm.
AiSn%a, per. act. of Sdxvu.
AtSfjuuai, ind. and AcSnupivos,
par. per. pass, of Spdu.
AiSi' for SiSia, in 1 pi. ScSlapcv,
per. ind. mid. of SdSu.
AcStSaypivos, par. per. pass, of
StSdoKu.
AtSinK6vnKa, per. ind. act. of Sia-
Koviu.
AcStf)TtjKa for ScStalrnxa, per. ind.
act. of Statrdu.
AiStOi, and Poet. AtlSiQi, pres.
impr. of SiSifti, same as SclSu.
AcSacaluuai, -aai,-rai, ind. — Ae-
Siicaiuuivos, par. per. pass, of
Sticaiou.
AiStpcv, AiSXrc, 1 and 2 pi. pres.
ind. ofSiStui, same as SciSw or
by Sync, for ScSiaucv, ScSlarc,
1 and 2 pi. per. mid. of SciSu.
AiSiui, obs. (fr. Slu to fear) same
as SclSu.
Acoirru or -ecu, and ActSirru or
-aou, also AcSlrrouat, &c. f.
-ii-w, p. -lya, (fr. SclSu to fear) to
affright, frighten, terrify, scare ;
to fear, dread, apprehend ; to
tremble, quake, shudder.
AeSiuynivos,-T],-ov, par. per. pass.
of SlUKU.
AeSt'jjKlfiat, -aai,-Tax, for Siwicrjuai,
per. pass, of Sioticiu.
AiSuavO', Dor. for Siounvrai, 3 pi.
per. pass, of Siuu.
AcSyLt'idro. Ion. for cSiSutjvro, 3 pi.
pper. pass. — AeSfunuccda, Ion.
and -<Eol. for SeScufificQa, 1 pi.
per. pass. — AcSfa'/acadai for Sc-
Se^cccdat, ppfut. inf. pass, of
Sijxu or oudu, for Saudu ; or of
Si uu, to build.
AiSjxnKa, AiSunuai, by Sync, for
ScSiyvKa, per. act. and ScSifivuai,
per. pass, of Si/ju.
AiSfirjuat, by Sjmc. for ScSifirj/jai,
(132)
ABE
per. pass. — AcSfiijuivos, *>y Sync
for ScScfitiuiioi;, par. per. pass. —
AiSfififiriv, in 3 sin. AiSfir,To, by
Sync, anil l<»n. for cSiSifjn,n^v,
in 3 sin. ((■I'ifuiTu, p|n r. pass.
of Si fiu or Sudu for Sa/jdu.
AiS'>yfiiu, -£ai,-xra<, per. pass, of
Sotciu.
AiSoiyutv for Sdoixaucv — AcSoIkS-
fics, Dur. lor sanif, 1 p|. of Si-
Soiku, by Apos. SiSotK, per.
mid. of SclSu.
AcSoIku, per. sub. mid. of SclSu,
used Poet, for same.
AcSdKvuai, per. pass, and AlIokv-
uivoi, par. per. pass, of
AcSdtcnrat or Si^oKrat, 3 sin. per.
pass, of Sok(u.
AcSoKlfiaujiai, in 1 pi. AcSoKtuda-
ucOa, per. pass. — AcSoKiftaaui-
voi, par. per. pass, of SuKtfid^u.
AcSoKt(jiii(rfiii>us, (fr. last) as might
be expicttrl, according to expecta-
tion.
AiSoKrat, 3 sin. per. pass, of So-
Kiu.
AcSouivos, -n, -ov, par. per. pass.
— Atiorai, 3 sin. per. ind. pass.
of SlSufit.
AcSdvaro, Ion. and Dor. for cScS6-
vi7ro,3.sm. pper. pass, of Soviu.
AcSd^acuai, -out, -rai, ind. Ac-
Soi-aoiiivos, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of So£d$u.
AtSopica, per. mid. — AcSopKus,
par. per. mid. of Sipxu.
AiSopKc, 3 sin. per. mid. of Sipnu,
used impersonally. It appears,
it seems, it is clear or evident.
AiSorai, 3 sin. per. pass, of SlSu-
ut.
AcSovXcvku, 1 pi. -\c6koucv, per.
act. of Sov\cvu.
AcSovXuuat, -cat, ~rat, ind. — Ae-
SovXuuivos, -t}, -ov, par. per.
pass, of Sov\6u.
AeSovirus, -via, -bs, par. per. mid.
of Sovniu.
AiSpaKa, per. act. — AcSpaKtix;, par.
per. act. — AiSpauat, per. pass.
— AcSpapivos, par. per. pass, of
Spdu.
AcSpduvKa, per. act. — AiSpoua%
per. mid. of rpi^w.
AiSparai, by Metath. for SiSaprat,
3 sin. per. pass, of Sipw.
AiSpoKa, by Metath. for SiSopica,
per. act. of Sipicu.
AcSpooupivoi, par. per. pass, of
SpOffdu.
AiSvica, per. act. — AcSvkci, Ion.
for cScSvkci, 3 sin. pper. act. of
Svvu.
Accvku, Poet, for Svvu to entert
which see.
AeSvvnuat, per. pass, of Svvauat.
AcSvorv^nKa, per. act. of Svotv-
Xiu.
AiSuKa, -as, -c, or -cv, 3 pi'. -Kaot,
per. ind. act. — AcSukci, and
AcSwKtiaav, Att. for cScSukci, 3
sin. and -Kctoav, 3 pi. pper. ind.
act. of SiSuut.
AeSioprjrat, 3 sin. per. pass. — Ae-
Soor/nivos, -n, -ov, par. per. pass,
of Supicuat.
Aickos, Poet, for o»j>o5.
AEI
jjf, 3 sin. pres. sub. — Ad)oav,
1 a. par. neut. — Aztjati, 1 f.
ind. — Acrjaov, 1 f. par. neut. of
8t?.
Ait!, 2 sin. pres. ind. or sub. Atrj-
dnrt, in 2 pi. Aei'jQqTe, 1 a. impr.
pass. — Acrjaouat, 1 f. mid. of
oiouai.
Aijj, 3 sin. pres. sub. — At?v, pres.
inf. of 8t?, impers.
Att)au, -aus, -eeoi, -ecus, -oiv,
cases of
Airjois, -iof> Att. -£<*>?,#, (fr. 8iouai
to entreat) deprecation, prayer
against evils; or /or good,
supplication, entreaty ; want,
need.
AenrtKOi, -i), -bv, (fr. same) sup-
plicatory, suppliant, entreating;
humble, prostrate.
At?, f. Strjcti, p. 8t8in<t, (impers.
fr. 8iu> to bind) there is need,
necessity or want, it is needful,
it ought, ii becomes, it behoves.
"pres. sub. hit}' inf. 8t?v par.
8iov. impf. eSei. 1 a. t8ii}GC.
Adyua, -tiros, to, (fr. 8etKVVui to
show) an example, specimen ; a
pattern, model ; a copy, draught,
plan; a warning, lesson.
Auyuari£u>, f. -Y<rw, p. 8c8eiyuaTi-
Ka, (fr. last) to make an exam-
ple of; to show publicly, expose,
make a show of, exhibit. 1 a. act.
tSuypdrioa.
AciStKr' or Au8zkto, Ion. and Poet,
for dihtKTo, 3 sin. pper. pass. —
An'oV^Sai, same for 8i8f)(6ai,
per. inf. pass. — Aeiiixarai,
and Ati8t%dT0, same for 8c8sy-
uivoL tial, 3 pi. per. pass, and
8i8iyuivoi rjonv, 3 pi. pper. pass,
of 8i-)(ouai.
Ati8r]uu)v, -ovos, b, r), (fr. 8d8(a to
fear) fearful, timid, cowardly,
, dastardly, base, mean.
Ad8ta, Poet, for 8i8ia, per. mid.
of 8dbu).
Ati8i(,u>, (fr. 8d8u> to fear) same as
SeSirru).
Adfitdi, Adltutv, Poet, for 8i8i0i,
pres. impr. and 8f8iucv, 1 pi.
pres. ind. act. of 8i8iui.
Atiti&Tai, 3 sin. 1 f. mid. of Set-
iicaouai.
Aci&tdrcs, n. pi. mas. of 8zi8iuis,
Poet, for 8c8iu>s, par. per. raid,
of 8d8<a.
AeiSiaKui, or -ouai, and AcSIoko-
fxai, (fr. <5aow to fear) to fear,
dread, apprehend ; to receive
hospitably, entertain; to minis-
ter to, yield, afford.
AeiSiaaofiai, or -irrouai, Poet, for
bcbLrru, which see.
Adboma, Poet, for 8£8oiKa, per.
mid. of
Ad8u>, f. 8d<ru), p. 8i8cixa, to fear,
dread, apprehend; to tremble,
quake, pant; to respect, revere,
pres. ind. 1 avid 2 pi. 8i8iuev
SeSirc, and Poet, bdnijxsv, tietoirt
also pres. impr. 8I81O1, and Poet.
8d8iQi, (fr. 8(6ijxi obs. ) impf. ind
ibiov, (fr. 8iu obs.) 1 a. act. ind.
i&tion, and Poet, i88uav inr. 8c?-
aai. pres. pass. sub. Siupat, (fr.
AEI
jfa obs.) ; inf. it^rcrflat, and by
Aplwer. 8c(ardai. (asiffr. btouai)
1 f. mid. Seiaouat. 1 a. mid. ind.
s8uffdunV sub. Sdouuai. per.
mid. 6i8oiKa. and Poet. 8d8oi<a,
instead of cVcoiiJa, for sound's
sake ; also 8i8tia, 8i8ia, and
Poet. 8d8ia, (fr. <3tw obs.) per.
inf. 8e8iivai' par. <k<5«d>$, and
Poet. 8ti8iu>s. pper. mid. etStdof-
kuv, c8e8itiv, and Poet. c8ct5iiiv.
AtiEXtiu-io, f. -jyffw, (fr. <5dAi7 even-
ing) to sleep in the afternoon, nap;
to dine or sup ; to tarry, stay late.
1 a. par. act. 8ett\u'ioas.
AtuXtvh, -r),-dv, Poet, for SuXtvbs,
(fr. same) afternoon, evening,
late.
AdcXov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a col-
lation, repast; supper ; evening ,
twilight.
AdcXos, -ov, b, r), (fr. same) in the
evening or afternoon, late.
ActKavaioKu), Poet. impf. Ion. 8u-
navdzoKov, same as
AeiKavdo) -w, to shovj, point out, sig-
nify, express. Acucavdouat -ah/cu,
to receive, entertain ; to drink to,
pledge, impf. act. tbciicdvaov -wv
pass. c8ciKava6unv -w/xj/v.
AtiKavouvro, Poet, and Ion. for
i8ciKavu)vro, 3 pi. impf. act. of
last.
AdKvv, by Apoc. for Aukvvoi, 3
sin. pres. or for 8ukvvQi, pres.
impr. or Ion. for iSeiKvv, 3 sin.
impf. of SdKvvui.
AeiKvvcis, -a, 2 and 3 sin. pres.
ind. — AeiKvveiv, pres. inf. act.
— AeiKwdvroi, g. sin. par. pres.
act. of 8eiKvv(j).
AetKvvfxcvoi, par. pres. mid. of last,
or Ion. for 8cxyvuzvos, par. pres.
of 8i)(yvuai, same as 8ixpuai.
Aduvv/ii, or Aeucvvu), f. bd^w, p.
8i8ci<a, (fr. 8dKw to show, obs.
but its tenses are borrowed by
this) to show, exhibit, cause to
be seen; to teach, declare, an-
nounce ; to prove, demonstrate,
evince ; to point out, make clear,
manifest. AdKvvuai, to enter-
tain, receive hospitably, pres.
act. impr. ScUvvOt' inf. btiKvvvai'
par. 8ukvvs, in pi. Scikvvvtcs. 1
a. act. ind. i8ei^a' impr. 8z?%ov
sub. 8d£u>' inf. 8t?%ai' par. 8d\as.
per. pass, bibuyjiai. 1 a. pass.
tbdxQriv' par. 8zixQds. 1 f. pass.
8ii)(dn<ron\i. See Sd^aig.
AdKTiISi -ov, b, (fr. last) one who
showjs, a declarer, relater.
AeiKTiKbs, -i), -ov, (fr. same) de-
nruiiirative, showing, declaring,
proving.
AdKoj, f. -fw, p. -tea, obs. See
bdicwui.
AuX for ottXtt, neut. pi. for 8ct\6s.
Ae(\atoi, -a, -ov, (fr. 8si\bs fear-
ful) timid, timorous; mis<rable.
AaX.-z/vw, f. -Sv5, and Aa\tiivouai,
1 f. mid. 8ei\avovuai, (fr.same) to
fear, shrink, shrug ; to feel dread.
AtCXav, Dor. for 8dXrjv, (a. sin. of
next) viz. Kara, in the evening,
late.
AiiXn, -is, hi tfie c001 °f (he day,
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AEI
morning or evening j but gene*
rally the afternoon ; twilight,
dusk.
AdXrjs, (g. sin. oflast) in the even-
ing, late.
Ati\ia, -as, //, (fr. 8cMs fearful)
timidity, cowardice ; servility,
meanness.
Aei\id£u, f. -daw, p. -ana, same
as 8et\ido>.
ActXiaivu^ f. -dvS, (fr. 8ei\ds fear-
ful) tojrighten, terrify, scare.
AciXidois, -tos, Att. -£wj, fit (fr.
same) fear, terror, dread, con-
sternation.
AtiXidui -w, f. -acu), p. 8z8eMaKa,
(fr. same) to shrink for fear ;
to dread, apprehend, pres. impr.
8ti\lat -a, btXiairu -dru». 1 a.
act. ind. i8u\iaoa' par. ^£1-
\idoas.
AciXivbv, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
a luncheon, collation, repast ; the
evening.
AciXxivb$,-i), -bv, (fr. SdXrj evening)
afternoon, towards evening.
AciXoouai -ovuai, f. -iboouai, (fr.
next) to be afraid, fear, dread,
be terrified.l a. par. pass. 8ci\u-
6ds.
Aei\bs, -i), -bv, (fr. 8d8w to fear)
shrinking for fear ; timorous,
cowardly ; poor, wretched, un-
happy ; feeble ; wicked, vicious ;
subs, a coward, comp. 8a\6rt-
poj, sup. -6-aros.
AeTua, -dros, to, and Aeiubs, -ov, b,
(fr. same) fear, terror, appre-
hension ; an object of fear.
Aci/iai'vu), f. -aid, p. -yica, (fr. last)
to fear, dread.
AuudXcos, -a, -ov, (fr. same)
timorous, cowardly, fearful ;
frightful, dreadful, terrible.
Aduas, 1 a. par. act. — Aci^e or
Aduev, Ion. for e8tiuc, 1 a. ind.
act. — Aduaadai, 1 a. mid. inf.
— Actuduevos, par. ofbijxu.
AeijiaTbu) -d, f. -wcrw, (fr. 8etua
fear) to terrify, frighten, affright.
impf. cbuudroov -ovv, -ots -ovs,
-ot -ov.
Aduouev, 1 pi. pres. ind. act. of
8du'i>, Poet, for biuoi.
Atifibs, -ov, b, same as 8t?ua. Also,
Deimus, a man's name.
At?v, pres. inf. of 8c?.
Ae?va, b, '/, rb, g. 8e?vo$, and 8dva-
tos, d. 8t?vi, a. 8t?va. also indech
a certain person or thing, one.,
such a one.
Ativa, (neut. pi. of bcivbs terrible)
same as 8uvfi>$.
Acivdfy, f. -ao-u), (fr. same) to take
ill, dislike ; to be angry ; to scorn ;
to fret, ch'tfe.
AcivoOiras, Dor. for
AeivoOirns, -ov, 6, (fr. same, and
Tidufit to lay on) severe, unjust,
unreasonable ; violent, cruel, ma-
levolent.
Acivdto, g. and Ativo?o-i, d. pi. Ion
of betvos.
AaviXoycofiat -ovuai, f. -ficrouat.
(fr. Seivbs severe, and Xiyu tc
speak) to complmn bitterly, la-
ment grievously, berwcdl severely
AEI
Anvo>oyU\, -as, h, (&• same) vehe-
mence ; expressiveness ; amplifi-
cation, exaggeration.
AtivoTrddcta, -as, f), (fr. Actios se-
vere, and irdQos feeling) severe
complaint, bitter lamentation ;
mourning, sorrow.
AtivoiraQitu -u>, f. -rjo-ut, (fr. same)
to feel deeply, be. severely af-
flicted; to lake ill, be indignant
or angry.
AuvunaOris, -ios, -oi>s, b, //, (fr.
same) severely afflicted, op-
pressed, injured ; depressed, de-
jected; angry, indignant.
Acivoirotiw -£>, (Ir. same, and iroiiu,
to make) to make large, bad, or
severe ; to increase, heap together ;
to amplify, set off; to aggravate,
heigfitni.
Acivdnovf, -o<5oj, b, fj, (fr. same,
and nous the foot) suift, speedy,
fleet; sudden, unexpected; hor-
rible, terrible, frightful ; un-
lucky, unfortuwiti .
Acivbs, -"7, -dv, auful, dreadful,
ttrrible ; grievous, .irvrrr, hard;
extraordinary, wonderful, as-
tonishing ; vehement, Malawi }
item, urave ; reverend.
ed, lionnuru'-lc, venerable; skil-
ful, knotting, intelligent.
Aitv&rns, -nr.>s, /;, (fr. last) vio-
kmee, jHiu-ir, ability,
skill ; im^i' /to-nce :
eeverity, tbernmu; gravity, con*
tequence, dignity, res;.. ■
n->usn>ss, atrocity, wickt
Aeivou) -<S, 1. -weed, (fr. same) t<>
make terrible; to aggrandize,
exaggerate, amplify. Also, (fr.
Sivtj a whirlpool) to roll, whirl;
to gather into a circle or ball.
Aeivcji, d. sin. Accvw, n. dn. of 6ctv6$.
Ativunbs, -ou, and AcivCup, -wrros,
b, »/, (fr. same, and w\p the face)
stern-visaged, severe, awful, ter-
rible.
Ativws, also Acivi, and Attvbv,
(fr. same) very, extremely; ve-
hemently, violently, grievously;
dreadfully, fearfully, awfully.
Aslvwvts, -ios, Att. -cu>s, h, (fr.
same) gravity, weight, authori-
ty ; sternness, severity ; height-
ening, exaggeration, aggrava-
tion; amplification, enlarging.
Atl^ais, 2 sin. 1 a. opt. act. —
Accfai, 1 a. inf. — Ati^as, 1 a.
par. — Atlfc or Att^tv, Ion. for
(Seifr, 3 sin. 1 a ind. act. —
Au^ov, -«rw, 1 a. impr. — Aei^u),
-jlS, -n, 1 a. sub. — Aeifa, -as,
-ci, 1 f. ind. act. ofSeiicvvui.
Acit-ts, ~t0*> Att. -ctos, fj, (fr. 8iikvv-
ui to show) a show, display ; os-
tentation ; a showing, proof, ar-
gument ; a kind of dance.
Ae7os, -eog -ovs, rb, Poet, for Sios.
AciirvcvvTes, Ion. ^ol. and Dor.
for Seiirvouvres, n. pi. cont. pres.
par. of
Aeiirvio) -w, f. -)/o-to, p. SeScinvriica,
(fr. fatirvov supper) to sup, eat
supper or dinner ; to eat, feast.
1 a. act. ind. eSctirvnaa' inf.
ictitvrjoai' par. 6turvrjoas.
AEK
AtticvT)TtKbs, -r), -bv, (fr. same) of
or about supper ; tasteful in lay-
ing out entertainments, sump-
tuous, delicate.
Atlnviiros, and Atiwriarbs, -ov, b,
(fr. same) suj.per-time.
Attirvi^w, f. -taw, (fr. same) to
sup, gwe'vipper, entertain.
Atti:vo\6^tis, g- sin. fern, of next.
AtinvoXd^os, -ov, b, h~, (fr. same,
and \u%os ambush) a parasite,
dinner hunter.
Attirvov, -ov, rb, originally break-
fast, but latterly supper ; a meal ;
food, meat, victuals.
Auirvovoiiopai -ovuat, f. -/joouat,
(fr. last, and notiu to make) to
"trepan supper; set out an en-
tirtuinmcnt ; to make or take a
meal, sup.
Attwvovvra, a. sin. cont. par. pres.
of SllKvitii.
Aelirvvfii, same as Ictiri iu.
Atipas, in n. pi. Ailnavrcs, par. 1
a, act. — Aiinttv, Ion. for Aipuv,
pros. inf. of dipt*.
Atipdf, -dios, fj, (fr. ietpfi for itpij
the neck) the top or ridge of a
mountain, summit, cliff".
Attpi), ->}f, ff for 6cpfi. Also, a
city of Ethiopia.
Uttpttiw -G>, a Laconian word, (fr.
iipm to excoriate) to revile, abuse,
vilify, insult, reproach.
Actpbs, -ov, b (fr. 6cipfj forJtp^thc
Beck) a hill, ridge.
AupoToitiw -to, f. -rjatt), p. -vKa,
(fr. same, and riuvw to cut) to
cutoff "
throat.
aii'l rifi
head, be
head ; cut the
Aclaa, or Aclaaa, -tjs, and Attoa-
Ma, -as, fi, moisture, humour,
excrement, ordure, stink, stench;
a swamp, marsh.
AeiaavrCf n. du. of c*iloas, par. 1 a.
act. — Atiet, Ion. for i6ttot, 3
sin. 1 a. act. of 6citu>.
Atlirdat, pres. inf. mid. cont. of
iiouat, or same of itlSut, by
Aphaer. for iiitiadat.
Actci8alrwvy -ovos, b, fj, (fr. Siliu
to fear, and ialftwv a deity) su-
perstitious, erroneous in religious
veneration; fearful of imagi-
nary objects ; religious, devout.
comp. Saci&aipoviarepos, sup.
-iararos.
Auoi&aifiuvia, -as, hi (fr- same)
superstition, false religion, mis-
placed awe or reverence; wor-
ship, religion.
AtiyOivra, a. sin. par. 1 a. pass,
of StiKVVfit, or -Kta.
AiKa, indecl. (perhaps fr. Si^opai
,to comprehend) ten.
Atnafiolov, -ov, ro, (fr. same, and
(iovs an ox) a coin, piece of
money, originally and properly
worth ten oxen ; a sacrifice,
properly often head of cattle.
AeKayovia, -as, >), (fr. same, and
yovfi generation) a descent of
ten, the tenth degree.
AtKaSa, a. of dcicds-
Atica&dpxvs, -ov, 6, (fr. hUa ten,
and apxh command) on officer
over ten; a corporal.
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AEK
AiKa&apxta, -as, f), (fr' *ame) •
company of ten.
AtKaitvu), also ivwKalAcxa, and iu~
itxa, (fr. 6iKa ten, and 6vu>, Att.
for Ivo two) twelve.
Aucd?i~pos, -ov, b, i), (fr. sime, and
Aupov a palm) of twelve palms,
tilth c points long, broad, &i.
Aeicaf (, indecl. (fr. same, and Z(
six) sixtein.
AtKatitra, indecl. (fr. same, and
inrd seven) seventeen.
AiKacrfjs, -ios, -ovs, b, i), (fr. same,
and iros a year) of ten years,
ten years old.
AtKatria, -as, h, (fr' same) the
length or space of ten years.
Aticdfa, f. -Sow, p. -aKa, (fr. 6(ea
ten) to give or pay the tenth;
to decimate; to bribe, corrupt f
seduce.
AtKaKis, (fr. same) ten times.
AtKaKVfila, -as, i), (fr. same, and
KVfta a wave) a tenth wave, huge
wave, billow.
Aacdloyos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
\6yos speech) the decalogue, the
ten commandments, the two ta-
bles of the commandments.
Attcdfirivos, -ov, b, fi, and AcKauri-
vatos, -a, -ov, (fr. same, and ftti*
a month) of ten months, ten
months old.
AtKavata, -as, hy (»"• same, and
vaEf a ship) a fleet of ten ships;
a squadron.
AtKavdofiat -ioftat, same as fitKa-
vdouat.
AtKaoKrtb, indecl. (fr. 6ixa ten, and
oxril) eight) eighteen.
AtKdntvrt, indecl. (fr. same, and
irivrc five) fifteen.
AiKdrnxvs, -cos, b, i/, (fr. same,
and ittixvs a cubit) often cubits,
ten fatbits long.
AtKait\aaid^ti>, f. -dew, p. -aKa, (fr.
SeKaizXovs tenfold) to repeat ten
times, do any thing ten time*
over, multiply by ten.
AtKairXdvios, -ov, b, i), and AcKaiT-
Xaaitav, -ovos, b, f], (fr. same)
tenfold.
AtKdir\iBpos, -ov, b,f}, (fr. Stica ten,
and nMOpov an acre) often acres.
AeKair\ovs, -ov, b, %, (fr. same, and
-ir\6os a termination answering
to the English fold) tenfold.
AtKairoXis, -tws. fi, (fr. same, and
ttoXij a town) Decapolis, a dis-
trict of Judea.
AtKdpxvs, and AtKapx^a, same as
SticaSdpxvs, an^ StKatiapxia.
AeKapx^bs, -fi, -bv, (fr. last) q/J
or about a company, or officer
of ten.
AtKas, -dSos, hi (fr* tit™ ten) the
number ten ; a decade ; a com-
pany of ten.
AtKaa^tbs, -ou, b, (fr. 5e*d%tj) to de-
cimate) a decimation, tithing,
payment of the tenth; bribery,
corruption, seduction.
Aixarai, -wv, al, pi. of Scicdrn.
AtKard\avros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and rdXavrov a talent) of ten
talents weight, or worth ten ta-
lents.
AEA
AE£
AtKaricadpts, -<av, ol, al, (fr. same,/ AA^iv, and AtA^f?, -Tvos, 6, a
dolphin ; a heavy iron mass.
AtX<pbs, -ou, b, a native of Delphi.
At\<pis> and Alo\. BtXipvs, -vos, /;,
the womb.
Ai\<a, f. -Aw, to bait, lay bait, catch,
take.
Aifias, rb, indecl. (perhaps fr.
6iftu> to frame, or 6ifia a bond)
a body, properly alive ; person,
figure, shape.
Aiuas, viz. Kara, as, like, like as,
such as.
and riocrapts four) fourteen
AtKaTCVTrjs, -ov, b, (fr. Hkotos
tenth) a tithe- g other er.
AcKartvv, f. -evoia, (fr. same) to
exact the tenth, demand tithes;
to pay tithes.
AtKdrr}, -tis, f), (fern, of next) viz.
polpa, the tenth part, tithe.
AiKarof, -T), -ov, (fr. Sixa ten) the
tenth.
Aacardui -<a, f. -iaooi, p. -uko, (fr.
last) to tithe, take or demand
tithes. AtKardoftai -ovuai, to be
tithed, pay tithes.
Atttarpels, -rpiwv, ol, al, -rpla, ra,
(fr. Siica ten, and rpcXs three)
thirteen.
AtK&xa\icov, -ov, to, (dr. same,
and ^aA/cdf brass) a coin worth
ten asses, called in Greek %a\-
koI. equivalent to the Roman
denarius; Id. \.
AtKa-^iXoi, Poet, for -%i\ioi, -<av,
ol, al, (fr. same, and %i\ioi a
thousand) ten thousand.
AcKdvopSoi, -ov, b, }j, (fr. same,
and xoptiri gut) of ten strings,
ten-stringed.
AtKtXin, -ns, Ion. for AtKeXla, or
-\eia, -as, {], a city of Greece
near Eubaea ; also a village of
the tribe of Hippothoon in Atti-
ca.
Aiiccv, Dor. for Ukov, pres. impr.
— AeKdfieda, 1 pi. pres. of
AtKOfiaiy Ion. for 6i%onat.
Aeicrticds, -jj, -bv, (fr. $i%ouai to
contain) holding, containing ;
capacious, large, big, wide.
Aikto, by Sync, and Ion. for
cSiSckto, 3 sin. of tieliyunv,
pper. of 8i%ouai.
Aturbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. ii^ouai to re-
ceive} accepted, acceptable, a-
greeable.
AeXeafyucvos, par. pres. pass. —
AeXed^ovres, n. pi. par. pres.
act. — AtXtd^ovoi, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. of
AtXtdfa, f. -Sou), p. SeScXiaKa, (fr.
next) to take vnth a bait, catch ;
to entice, allure, ensnare. 1 a.
theXiaoa.
AiXcap, -dros, rb, a bait, decoy;
allurement.
AtXedptral;, -dyos, b, fj, (fr. last,
and Spiral; ravenous) easily
caught ; greedy, rapacious.
AeXiaoua, -dros, rb, and AtXtao-
fibs, -ov, b, (fr. same) allurement,
enticement, temptation ; a charm,
attraction.
AiXerpov, -ov, rb, a lantern; a
light, flambeau, link.
AeXXiics, or AeXXides, -u>v, al, a
wasp's comb.
AiXra, indecl. the fourth Greek
letter; a part of Egypt; the
female privities.
AiXros, -ov, f), (because often
the shape of A) writing tables,
or tablets; a sheet, book, letter,
will or testament ; a packet, par-
cel.
AiXtpa!-, -duos, b, ^, a young pig;
a sou^ properly.
Aifiuv, pres. inf. act. of hi una.
Aifiviov, -ov, rb, (perhaps fr. Sipas
the body, and vevm to incline)
a bed, nest ; a couch, seat.
Aipia, f. -//w, p. itdifirjKa, and
SiSunica, to build, erect, frame,
construct ; to found, establish.
1 a. act. ind. iSeifia' par. Sci-
uas. 1 a. mid. tStiudunv. per.
mid. SiSona.
Aifua, or Aduvta, f. -/<<3, per. SiS-
fxnKa, by Sync, for othinqKa.
obs. see Zapata.
AevSaXtSts, -<av, al, (fr. rivho) to
eat) cakes, confectionary ; bread,
loaves.
AevilXXo), f. -YA<2, (fr. Stviia to
move, and t'AAoj the eye) to move
the eyes quickly; to glance; to
twinkle, wink; to observe, look
round about ; to aim ; to warn, or
hint by glances, or gestures; also to
bind, constrain, confine, restrain.
Aivhpzov, -ov, rb, Poet, for SivSpov.
Aevhprjcii, -taoa, -tv, (fr. Hvhpov a
tree) woody, wooded, covered
with trees.
Aivlpiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of same)
a small tree, shrub, bush.
AivSpov, -ov, and AivSpos, -tos
-ovs, rb, a tree; the stock, or
trunk ; timber.
Aev&pw&ris, -eos -ovs, b, !j, (fr. last)
like a tree, branchy, spreading ;
woody.
AtvvdXfa, f. -acta, p. -aica, (fr.
next) to revile, rail at, reproach ;
to taunt, provoke, affront.
Aivvos, -ov, b, a reproach ; scurrili-
ty, railing, abuse.
Ail-ai, 1 a. impr. mid. of hi^opai.
Or Ion. for 6e~il-ai, 1 a. inf. act.
of SelKWfii.
Acfa/uvrj, -rjs, »/, (fr. next) a recep-
tacle generally for water ; a cis-
tern, reservoir, trough; a lake,
pool.
At^dfxtvos, par. — Ai^aoOai, inf.
1 a. mid. — Ai^aoQt, 2 pi. 1 a.
impr. mid. — A/faro, Ion. for
etH-aro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of
Si^ofiat.
Ai^rjrai, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. mid. of
same.
At^id, -as, fi, (fern, of h^ibs right-
handed) and Poet, h^rtpd, viz.
Xtip, the right hand; a pledge
of honour, faith, fidelity ; a
bargain, agreement, covenant,
promise.
Aei-idyvios, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same,
and yvTov a limb) active, nimble,
agile, alert.
lAt^dAaj3of, -ov, b, (fr. i?f((d the
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right hand, and Aa/i/Javw to take)
a soldier, spearman, lifeguard.
At%i6oftai -ovpai, f. -taoofiai, p. -u>-
uai, (fr. same) to give the right
hand, join, shake hands ; to wel-
come, receive kindly, entertain;
to bid farewell, take leave ; to
canvass, solicit.
At^ibs, -a, -bv, (fr. <5/^o/ia« to take)
right-handed, right, on the right
side, not left ; favourable, aus-
picious, propitious, kind; pros-
perous, lucky ; dexterous, inge-
nuous, handy; polite, well-bred.
comp. 8ei;t(aTtpoSi SUP- "WT-aroj.
Aci-ioTTfs, -tiros, fj, (fr. last) dex-
terity, ingenuity, cleverness, han
diness.
Ae^iowvro, Ion. and Poet, for t6t-
Ziovvro, 3 pi. impf. cont. of $r
^idofiai.
Atiirtpa, -as, Poet, and Ae^ircpn,
-?is, fi, Ion. (fern, of next) vw
Xtip, for 6e£id.
Ae^inpbs, -a, -bv, Poet, for fields.
Ae^iufia, -dros, rb, (fr. same) a
present, gift, boon ; a welcome,
reception.
At^idif, (fr. same) favourably, aus-
piciously, prosperously ; ingeni-
ously, dexterously, cleverly.
Ati,iwois, -tos, Att. -cu>s, ih (fr.
same) a taking by the right hand,
shaking hands; welcome, con-
gratulation ; a pledging health.
At| twrtpov, and Aet-iu)raTa,(fr. next)
to the right, on the right hand%
or side ; favourably, convenient-
ly, aptly.
Ae^tiarepos, -a, -ov comp. : -tara-
Tosi-y, -ov sup. of h^i6s.
Ai^ofiai, 1 f. mid Aifapai, 1 a.
sub. mid. of di^of/ai.
Aifavrat, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. mid. of
same.
Aiouai, f. fafiaonat, p. Stiinpai, as
if fr. Srfofiui, (mid. of dlta to
want) to want, need, require;
to beg, pray, beseech, entreaty
supplicate, implore, par. pres.
Sedfievos. impf. ind. t6t6unv. 1 a.
pass. ind. denQvv impr. So'/dnri,
in 2 pi hfiQnTt.
Aiov, Ion. for iScov, impf. of oita.
Aiov,-ovros, rb, (neut. of 6iwv par.
pres. of Siu> to require) it being
necessary, fit, right, or proper.
Subs, fitness, aptness, conveni-
ence ; propriety, decency, deco-
rum ; justness, rectitude, correct-
ness. Also, deficiency, failure,
want; necessity. pi. Siovra,
-tav, rd.
At6vTU) si (fr. last) fitly, aptly, con-
veniently ; properly.
Aiost and Poet. Alios, -tos -ovs, rb%
(fr. faitta to fear) terror, alarm,
dread, fear, apprehension.
Atirdtooi, Ion. for ll-.xai, d. pi. or
hiiras.
Atnd(u), f. -data, p. -axa, (fr. next)
to drink, sit drinking.
Aikhs, -dros-, and -aos, rb, (perhar
fr. btvia to moisten, and irdot;
drink) a cup, goblet ', glass, drink
ing vessel.
Aipa, -as, i], Dor. for hiprj.
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AET
Aipas , -dros^rb, properly, a tanned] uciu. impf. ind. pass. cbcoucS-
hide, leather ; a skin, fleece. | unv-ovfinv, -iov -ov, -icro -tiro.
Acp.huos, -ov, b, a native of
Aio,i>>, -'is i it Derbe, the name of
a city.
Aipyua, -dros, rb, (fr. bipicu to
look) an aspect, look, appear-
ance; a sight, view, prospect.
Aiptis, 2 sin. pres. ind. act. — Ai-
puv, -ovaa, -ov, n. pi. -ovrtf,
par. pres. act. of bipu.
Aipn, and Aciph, -fji, /;, the neck,
shoulders ; a ridge, peak, or
summit of a mountain.
AipBpov, -ov, rb, (perhaps fr. bipu
to Hay) the beak, or bill of a
bird.
Aepxio-Ku, same as bipxu, also
Acpicidouai -uuat, 3 pi. pres. cont.
bcpKtuvrat, and Poet. bcpKi6uv-
rai, see bipicu.
Atpicoutvauv, .'Eol. for bcpicoucvuv,
g. pi. — AtpKouivoio, Ion. for bc-
Kufiivov, g. sin. par. pres. mid. of
Aip<u, f. -(w, p. -ya, and AipKoaai,
to see, look, behold ; to dart,
glance. 2 a. act. ind. ibapxov, by
JMetath. ibpaxov inf. bapKtiv,
and bpaxclv. 2 f. bapicu, and
coiKut. per. mid. 6t<3op»ca, and
bibpoxa. per. pass. bibcpyuai. 1 a.
pass. ind. toVpyfl^vpar. orpyflt/j.
Atf.Mj -dros, to, (fr. bipu to tlay)
a /liefe, skin.
Acppartvbs, -r), -bv, (fr. last^ of a
hide, made of leather, leathern.
AtpftvWtj), f. -DAw, (fr. same) to
jltiy, skin ; to strip, uncover, ex-
pose.
Aipos, -cos -our, rb, Ion. for bipas-
Alp'pts, -(Of, Att. -cus, i), (fr. same)
u skin or hide with the hair on,
fur ; hair cloth.
Aiorpov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) ametn-
brane, thin skin ; the caul of the
bowels. Also, same as bipdpov,
a beak, bill.
AcpxdtUy par. of tbip^Onv, 1 a.
pass, of bipxu.
Aipu, f. bcpu, p. bibcpica, (fr. bipai
a hide) to flay, take off the skin ;
to peel, strip ; to excoriate ; to
whip, scourge, flog. 1 a. act
ibcipa. 2 a. act. ibapov. 2 f.
bdpu. per. pass, bibapftai, by
Meiath. bibpauai. 2 a. p
tbapnv. 2 f. pass, bapfjaouai
A.iotog, -ov, b, the month June, by
the Macedonians.
Aegis, -ios, Att. -cm?, 17, (fr. biu to
bind) a binding, ti/ing, fasten-
ing ; a knot ; a joint, joining.
Aiaua, -dms, to, and Axr^b ;, -ov, b,
(fr. same) a chain, bond, band;
imprisonment, confinement ; a
string, ligament ; a fillet, tur-
ban ; a halter, collar, rope ; a
niil, fastening. Aurpoi, o\, and
Acaua, ra, fetters.
ACffftZVU, f. -Cl'OU, p. -CVKa, (fr.
last) to chain, fetter, confine ;
to bind, tie ; to collect, wrap, tie
up. 1 a. cbicjicvoa,
Accpcvuv, par. — Atcacvuvoi, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. of last.
Ai<Jjxhu -u, f. -naiii, p. bcbiajinKa,
(fr. bcofta a chain) same as bca-
Atafifi, -fjs, h, (fr. same) a bundle,
parcel, packet.
Aiofiios, -ov, 0, fi, (fr. same) bound,
fettered, confined ; a prisoner.
Acoubs, -ov, 6, and bcoubv, -ov, rb,
see bfffua.
Aco~uo<pv\a%, -okos, b, (fr. biouios a
prisoner, and <f>v\decu to guard)
a jailor, d. sin. bcauofyv^KaKi.
Acopdu -u, f. -uou, p. -uKa, (fr.
bcoftbs a chain) to imprison con-
fine ; to bind, tie, chain, fasten.
per. pass, btbiouufiai.
Aec[i<i)TT)ptov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
prison, jail.
Acofturrjs, -ov, b, and Acouuris,
-To"of, ff, (fr. same) a prisoner,
captive. Adj. captive, confined.
Atoird^u, f. -<i<ra>, (fr. biu to tie,
and irovs the foot) to govern,
rule ; to domineer, tyrannize,
lord it, usurp.
Aiaitoiva, -as, />, (fr. last) a mis-
tress, lady, queen.
Acavoov'vTi , -rjsi >'h (fern, of next)
a young lady ; the master's
daughter; dominion, rule, power,
sway.
Atair6avvos, -n, -ov, (fr. lcor:6^u to
rule) of a master or mistress,
the master's ; lordly, imperious.
Subs, the young lord, the mas-
ter's son.
Atoitortla, -as, h% (fr- next) despo-
tism, tyranny; dominion, rule,
power, empire, government.
Acon6rrjSi -ov, b, (fr. bton6$<i> to
rule) a lord, master ; an owner,
proprietor ; a ruler, sovereign ; a
despot. Kw/iou btairdrnsy the lord
of the feast, to whom or in whose
honour it was given.
AtffTTorlicbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. last) of a
lord, master, or ruler ; power-
ful, despotic; lordly, imperious,
haughty, proud.
AcanoriKus, (fr. last) like a lord or
master; despotically.
Acondrts, -ibos, f/, same a&biairoiva.
Aira, -as, 6, Dor. for
Airn, -ns, f), (fern, of next) a pipe,
flageolet. Pan's reed; a bundle
of torches ; a torch, light.
Aerbs, -r), -bv, (fr. biu to tie) bound,
tied ; wrapped, tied up.
Acve, Ion. for iSevt, 3 sin. impf.
ind. of bcvo).
Acviodnv, Ion. for tbtvioOnv, 3 du.
impf. of bcuopiat.
Aevioicu, Poet, for bevu, impf.
tbzvzoKov, Ion. btvioKov.
Aevricofiai, 1 f. mid. of btvouai,
JEiO\. for biopai.
AevK/i'Xiwv, -ovos or AcvKa\lu>v,
-u)vos, Deucalion, a man's name.
Ael'Kos, -eos -ovsy rb, an JEolian
word ; sweetness ; new or un-
fermented wine ; must, wort.
Atvoiaro, Ion. for btvoivro, pres.
opt. mid. — Atvdfitvos , par. pres.
mid. of
Atvotxai, f. bevr/crouat, Poet, and
^Eol. for bioimi.
Acvojiai, f. -oopai. par. pres. btv6-
(ttvos, see btvuy.
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Atvovro, Ion. for sbcvovro, 3 pX-
impf. ind. mid. of last.
Acvp\ Att. bcvpt, also btvpu, for
Aivpo, here, liither, come here; till
7iow, heretofore, hitficrto.
Action, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of bsvu>*
Acvoovoibsr -ov, 6, (fr. bcvu> to dye^
aud rot/u to make) a dyer, stain-
cr ; Adj. vjelldyed, deeply tinged h
tndtSbu.
AcvraTos,-tj,-ov, (sup. fr. bcvrtpos.
second) last, latest, hinder most,
farthermost, utmost.
Acurc, and before an aspirate AtvO\
here, hitfur, come, come here.
Acvrcpa, (neut. pi. of bcvrcpos se-
cond) for bcvriputs.
AevTcpalos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) on
the second day, the day after.
AcvrcpcTa, -u)v, ru, (fr. same) a
second part, place, rank or prize ;
an inferior state.
Atvrcpcvw, (fr. same) to be second^
next or inferior ; to follow, suc-
ceed, come next in order.
Acvrcpdyovos, -ov, S, f), (fr. same,
ana ydvos produce) second born,
of a seconn grouith.
AcvrtoobcKarn, -ns, fi, (fr. same,
and biKart; tithe) the second
tithing or tenth of the tithes re-
ceived by the Levites, to be
offered for the use of the priests.
Numb, xviii. 26.
AcvrcpoXoyiu -w, (fr. same, and ~\iyo>
to speak ) to repeat,say over again;
to speak next or secondly.
AcvropoXoyla, -as, t% (fr. same) a
repetition, rehearsal; a speaking
or pleading secondly or after the
first.
Acvrcpov, (neut. of same) see bev-
r/pwf.
Acvrcpovdpiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same,
and v<5/io$ tne law) a repetition
or recapitulation of the law, Deu-
teronomy.
AcvTtp6vouos, -fctf, b, (fr. same) a
second, next or succeeding law;
a secondary or explanatory law.
Acvrcp6irpu>T0s, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and irpuiros first) the first sab-
bath after the second day of un-
leavened bread, called the second
prime.
Acvrcpos, -a, -ov, (anirr. comp. fr.
buo two. Or rather fr. bciu> to
fall short) second, next, latter ;
following, succeeding ; one of
two, the other.
Atvrcpdw -w, f. -wau), (fr. last) to
repeat, reiterate, duplicate ; to
make or do over again.
Acvripwfxa, -dros, rb, (fr. last) ite-
ration, repetition, rehearsal ; mak-
ing, doing or saying, over again.
Acvripois, Acvrcpov and Acvrcpa,
(fr. bcvrcpos second) secondly,
in the second place.
AcvripoxTis, -(os, Att. -cms, fi, (fr.
bevrepdu) to repeat) a repetition,
rehearsal; the second place, or-
der or rank.
Aei>u>, f. bci'ffu), p. bibcvKa, to wet,
water, moisten, bedew, sprinkle ;
to tinge, dye, colour; to soak,
soften; Also, for biu, to want,
AH0
fail, be deficient ; to lack, be
without.
Af>w, f- -^WiP- ~4>a, to rub, chafe;
to excoriate, skin, fay ; to soften.
see Serpiw.
AiXarai, Ion. for 8t8ixaTali which
see.
AfYfrai, 3 sin. -xovrat, 3 pi. pres.
ind. mid. — Aix^O^ 2 P1- Pres-
ind. or impr. mid. of Jf'^o//a«.
Aex'/Xcvu, f. -tvou, more properly
6<y>;Af'w, which see.
Ai%dai, Ion. for 8e8tx&ai, per. inf.
pass. — A^flttj i 1 a* Par* Pass*
— Af^evoj by Sync, for 8cx6-
utvog, par. pres. mid. of &tx°~
uai.
Aixvvpai, same as
Aixopa'i f« Sifrpai, p. 8i8eyuai,
to take, receive, accept; to hold,
contain ; to receive, meet, sustain
an attack ; to lake upon, under-
take; to approve of, credit, be-
lieve, embrace; to hear, perceive,
apprehend, comprehend ; to suffer,
admit of, permit, allow, bear with ;
to entertain, treat, harbour, shel-
ter ; to welcome, salute ; to
pledge, drink to ; to expect, look
for, await. 1 a. mid. ind. c8t^d~
Unv' impr. 8i^af sub. Sifafiai
in pi. bt^b)\iiQa, -rjade, -wvrai'
inf. ci^aadai' par. 8t£dpevog.
1 a. pass. ind. t8ix,0nv' par.
<5c;£0aff. per. mid. 8i8o<a.
Atxoutvog, -n, -ov, par. pres. mid.
, — Aix^vrai, 3 pi. pres. sub.
mid. of last.
Atya, -a*, I), (fr. 8i<pu> to flay) a
skin, fur.
Aetpiu -<3> f« -fi<r(j>, (fr. same) to
dress or curry leather ; to knead.,
work, rub ; to soften, make ten-
der. 1 a. act. ind. iSe\pa' par.
Styag.
&£<j>, f. <5>'<7o), p. hihtKa, to bind, tie,
fasten, knot; to wrap} tie up;
to gird, hoop ; to chain, fetter,
confine ; to oblige, compel, force
make necessary. 1 a. act. ind
inrjaa' impr. Srjaov, -aria, in 2 pi,
St'icrare' sub. 8rjow par. drjaas,
per. pass. 8i8e(iai' inf. 8i8tadai
par. 8e8euivog. 1 f. pass, ind
tZeQnv' inf. 8t6rjvai. 1 f. pass.
dedi'iaofxai.
At a), to want, need, require ; to
lack, be wanting, fall short, see
8iouai and 8e7.
iAti, now, already; truly, indeed,
in truth, by all means; then,
therefore, for ; however, in fine,
in short ; forsooth, very well ;
why ? wherefore ?
Afi, cont. for 8in, Pres. sub. of 8ti.
ApdXwrog, (fr. 8atg a fight, and
a\i<TKu) to take) see SnidXurog.
A>';y/xa, -drog, rb, and Anyubg, -ov
b, (fr. <5r/Kw to bite) a bite; a
gripr, grasp ; a sting,
Ariyoio -w, f. -i!>vu>, to fill.
Anere, "i pi. pres. ind. of 8fo,
Ar)6* for Ayi&d, same as 8>iv
which see.
An&dyooos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. 8n6a lor.?y
ana ayootiui to speak) verbose,
■ prolix, tedious, long-WM };J.
8
AHA
ArjddKii, (fr. same) often, fre-
quently, ofttimes.
Arjdsv, (fr. 8t) truly) to wit, that is,
that is to say, videlicet.
AvBvvu), (fr. 6rjdu long) to stop,
stay, tarry, wait, delay, linger ;
to hinder, detain. par. pres.
Sndvvwv, in a. sin. SnQvvovra.
AnidXurog, -ov, b, t), (fr. 8a'ig a
fight, and aXio-Ku to take) taken
in war, captured, captive.
An'idu), Aniou), and A»/«£w, (fr. Saiu
to burn) to burn up, consume;
to waste, lay waste, destroy, ra-
vage ; to cut, rend, tear or break
up ; to kill, slay.
Aniicowv, -o>vrog, b, Deicoon, a
man's name, a. Arji/coiovra.
At'fiog, -a, -ov or -ov, b, f), Ion. for
Ad'io g, -a, -ov, (fr. 8aiu> to waste)
hostile, furious, fiery, fierce ;
raging, burning, wasting. Subs.
an enemy, foe.
Am"orr)g, -Jjroc, fi, (fr. last) a fight,
battle ; war, hostility.
An'iow, by Sync. 8p6u>, which see,
also Snidw.
ArjlirvXog and Amirvpog, -ov, b,
De'ipylus and Delpyrus, the
names of men.
Atfwv, g. pi. of 8t)iog.
ArjKOKTos, -n, -ov, (fr. Lat. decoc-
tus) boiled, warm, hot.
Arjicr>jpiog, -ov, b, >), and Avktikos,
-t), -bv, (fr. SrjKU) to bite) biting,
stinging, cutting, sharp; taunt-
ing, envious, spiteful, malicious,
backbiting.
ArjKTrjs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a back-
biter, calumniator, slanderer.
ArjKTos, -fi, -bv, (fr. <3>/ku> to bite)
bitten ; biting, taunting.
A>7<cw, f. -£w, p. SiSt/xa, obs. see
SaKvu), which borrows from it.
A)]ku)o-is or AfjKoo-is, a corruption
of 86k(i)ctis.
AnXac'rj, (perhaps fr. SrjXos clear,
and 8rj truly) clearly, certainly,
undoubtedly, no doubt.
ArjXtvficvos, Dor. for SrjXov/jievos,
par. pres. pass. cont. of
A^Xfa) -<a, l. -I/aw, p. 6e8nXt]Ka,
(perhaps fr. 8f)'ios hostile, and
Xa'u) to look. Or, 8a\bs a fire
brand) to destroy, v>aste, lay
waste; to injure, hurt, offend;
to corrupt, violate, debauch ; to
trick, deceive, beguile.
AnXi), -7i( i'i, wish, will, desire, in-
clination.
At'iXwua, -droi, rb, (fr. 8nXtu> to
destroy) injury, hurt, harm, de-
struction ; mischief, offence.
AnX-npuv, -ovog, b, fj, (fr. same)
hurtful, pernicious, destructive;
a destroyer, ravairer.
A:/X);<tk, -tos, Att. -twf, fi, (fr.
same) the infliction of hurt, in-
jury ; destruction, ruin.
ArjXnrrip, -rjoog, b, (fr. same) a de~
stroy'ur, fiend; deleterious, hurt-
ful, destructive.
AyiXnri'ioiov, ~ov,rb, (neut. of next)
pois.jn, venom.
AvXvr^pioc:, -a, -ov, (fr. 8rj\{u) to
destroy) deleterious, destructive ;
voisonevz. mortal, deadly.
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AHM
AfjXia, -uv, T-a, (fr. the island of
A/7A0S) a festival of Apollo.
ArjXiov, -ov, rb, a city of Boeotia.
ArjXioi, -a, -ov, (fr. AtjXos) Dtm
lian, of Delos, an epithet of
Apollo.
Ar}\o1, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
— AnXovvreg, n. pi. cont. par.
pres. act. of SnXow.
AfiXouai, (fr. 8tiXr) the will) same
as SiXui or cOtXu.
A-nXovon, (fr. 8ijXos clear, and Sn
that) to wit, that is to say ; cer
tainly, surely ; wholly, entirely
altogether ; truly, indeed.
At/Xoi, ->,, -ov, (perhaps fr. 8rjo) to
find) visible, plain, manifest,
clear, evident, apparent ; perm
spicuous, notorious, well known ;
certain, sure, undoubted; trans-
parent, pellucid ; shining, bright.
ArjXos, -ov, //, (fr. last) Delos, a
celebrated island.
ArjXou) -u>, f. -o5crw, p. -u)Ka, (fr.
same) to manifest, make appear \
show, exhibit; to declare, signify,
express, make known ; to reveal,
discover, impf. c8i'iXoov -ovv, -oes
-ovs, -of -ov. 1 a. ind. pass.
e8rjXdJdriV.
ArjXwua, -aros, rb, (fr. same) a
sign, token, mark, symptom.
At)~Xu)i, (fr. same) visibly, clearly ;
manifestly, plainly.
A>?Xo)<7aj>par. 1 a. act. — AvX&aa,
3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. of 8nX6ui.
Ar}Xu)ffis, -iog, Att. -tuts, »/, (fr.
8rjXog plain) a manifestation, de-
claration, revelation, discovery ;
brightness, brilliancy, transpa-
rency. In the LXX. it is used
for the Urim and Thummim.
Anuaywytfj) -w, f. -rjau), (fr. 8rjuoc
the people, and dyu to lead) to
lead or mislead the people ; to
pursue or catch popular ap-
plause ; to speak to or harangue
the people, make a public ora-
tion ; to allure, seduce ; to in'
fiuence, affect ; to gain friends,
procure favour ; to oblige, en-
dear.
Arjfiayjiyia, -ag, ft, (fr. same) po-
pularity, power over the people,
public influence or authority ;
the administration of the state;
a public assembly ; a speech made
there, harangue, oration.
Arjjiaywybg, -ov, b, (fr. same) a de-
magogue, popular leader, pa-
triot ; a ringleader of the mob.
Adj. popular ; factious.
An^apvla, -ag, t), (fr. 8rjujg the
people, and apxh rule) the tri-
bunate or tribuneship of the com
mons.
Anuapxbg, ~ou, b, (fr. same) a tri-
bune of the commons.
Avfidg, -a, b, Demas, a man's
name.
At'/uevcrig, -tog, Att. -cwg, f), (fr.
next) a publication, confiscation,
sequestration ; proscription, de-
nunciation ; outlawry, banish-
ment.
Ar/uevu), f. -evew, (fr. STi/xog the
commons) to seize, confiscate*
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sequester; to denounce, proscribe,
banish.
Arjpvyopiu -<3, f. -i'iou>, p. itivpriyi-
pnKa, (fr. same, and ayopiut to
harangue) to harangue, make a
speech to the commons, make a
public oration, impf. tinuny6ptov
-ovv.
Anunyoola, -ac, t), (fr. same) a
council or public assembly; a
harangue, speech, oration; deli-
beration, debate.
AvunyoptKbi, ->i, -bv, (fr. same) re-
lating to public of airs, concern-
ing the state. ; haranguing, de-
bating, declamatory.
Anuny6pos, -ov,b, (fr. same) a pub-
lic speaker, orator; haranguer,
demagogue.
Arjfi^rnp, -epos, and -rpos, t), (fr.
yfj the earth, or Srjpos people,
and fifjrnp mother. Or fr. ifo
to find. Or 6atu> to light up)
Demeter, Lat. Ceres.
AijfiTjTpa, -as, f/, same.
Atifirjrpla, -uiv, rd, (fr. Anpt'iTnp)
the feast of Ceres.
AnfinrpiaKbs, -i), -bv, and Ami*?-
rptoi, -ov, I
about Ceres.
rptoi, -ov, b, i), Ceres's, of or
"J '
Anfii'iTptof, -ov, b, Demetrius, a
man's name.
AliiTjrpvwv, -wros, b, (fr. Arjut'irnp
Ceres) April, when the festival
of Ceres was celebrated.
Atjuia, -wv, tii, (neut. pi. of
oi'/ptos public) public offerings.
Ai'ifiia, (same) publicly, openly ; by
the people, at the public expense.
Anftfitov, -ov, rb, (dim. of same)
the poor people, rabble, mob,, po-
pulace.
At)uto$,-a,-ov or -ov,b, f), (fr. itjitos
the commonalty) of the people ;
plebeian, low, mean ; public, ge-
neral. Subs, an executioner.
Ayptoipyuov, -ov, rb, (fr. crifuovp-
ybi an artist) a workshop, manu-
factory, warehouse.
Arjfiiovpye<jj -w, f. -jaw, p. -nica, (fr.
same) to work as a mechanic ;
to make, forge, frame, form,
fashion ; to build.
At/Hiovpyrjpa, -Sto$, rb, and Av-
piovpyla,-as,f), (fr. last) a mak-
ing, doing or building; work-
manship ; a piece of work, fa-
bric, edifice.
Ayptovpybs, -ou, b, (fr. ii'i[iio$ pub-
lic, and ipyov work) an architect,
engineer, public inspector ; an
rverseer, magistrate ; God, the
creator and architect of the uni-
verse, the bvilder and maker of
»/ie Christian Church ; an artifi-
cer, inventor, deviser.
AnfxojSopos, -ov, b, (fr. itjuos the
people, and (3opa food) devourer
of the people ; a tyrant, despot.
Anfioylpuiv, -ovros, b, (fr. same,
and yfpwv an elder) a senator,
counsellor, statesman.
An p66 iv', (fr. same) from the peo-
ple, from among the commonalty,
plebeian.
Ar,jjLOKnTdpaTos, -ov, b,f), (fr. same,
and Karapdopat 1o curse) hated
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by the people, publicly execrated,
generally detested.
An/tdicXcis, Democles, a man's
name.
AnuoKpariouai -ovtiat, f. -fjaouat,
(fr. next) to live in a common-
wealth or free state.
Anuotcparla, -aj, i/, (fr. it^ioi peo-
ple, and Kpdros power) a popu-
lar state, democracy , rcpu blic, com-
monwealth ; mob-government.
Anfi6Kptros, -ov, b, Democrilus, a
man's name.
AnfidXcvaros, -ov, b, f/, (fr. it)fiog
the people, and Xctfw to stone)
stoned by the mob.
AnuoviKOf, -09, b, Demonicus, a
man's name.
Atjfi6oitai -otfiat, (fr. Ifffios the
people) to treat the populace
with shows, &c. ; to make mer-
ry, indulge, feast.
AnfidirpuKTos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same
and vpdaau) to do) done, enacted
or decreed by the people.
AnpopfftcptlS, -foi-ovi,b, //, (fr. same
and /.iVrw to fling) current among
the people, general, popular, fa-
shionalde.
ATjftos, "ov, b, (perhaps fr. ?iu> to
connect) o community, people,
state ; the people, populace ; the
irulgar, 7 ahble, mob ; a trihe or
ward in Athens. Adj. plebeian
ndgar, mean.
Arjybs, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. iatu to
burn) fatness, plumpness; fat,
suet.
Anpoa6hn$, -tos -ov$, b, Demos-
thenes, a man's name.
Artuoadttfk-bs, ->), -bv, of or like
Demosthenes.
Av^oaia, (dat. fern, of crj/idaioi
public) publicly, in public.
Avfioeitvu), f. -eveu), (fr. next) to
publish, divulge ; to confiscate ;
to engage in public affairs, act in
the state.
Anft6otos, -a, -ov, (fr. irjpos the peo-
ple) public, common. Subs, a
public officer, notary, secretary.
Atifiociuvns, -ov, b, (dim. of last)
plebeian, low, vile, mean, vulgar.
Atjtiooius, (fr. same) publicly, com-
monly, vulgarly.
Ar)u6rn<;, -ov, b, (fr. same) a ple-
beian, citizen ; a tribesman, one
of the same ward.
AnyiortKos, -//, -bv, (fr. same) po-
pular, common, vulgar, U
comp. 6r)fiOTtKU>repos, sup. -wra-
T0$.
A»7/iorY(cu>?, (fr. last) commonly,
ordinarily, vulgarly.
Arjfiovyos, -ov, b, (fr. itf/jos the
people, and /^w to hold) a ma-
gistrate among the Thespians.
Anfio0nyos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
<pdyu to eat) devouring the peo-
ple ; a tyrant, despot.
Anf-tow -w, f. -coffw, (fr. Arjfjos the
people) to publish, divulge.
AnjjHotns, -to? -ovi, b, >}, (fr. same)
popular, vulgar, common, ordi-
nary.
An^dva^, -aKTOi, b, Demonax, a
man's name.
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Avuu)<f>c\fis, -io$ -ovi, b, t), (fr. ir)ftof
the people, and w<f>i\iu to aid)
useful to the staie, public spirit-
ed.
Aiiv, same as Zfjv.
At\v, long, a long time, of long con-
tinuance ; some time or other, at
length.
Ayvatbs, -a, -bv, (fr. last) lasting,
long, continuing, of lone con*
tinuuncr, long-lived ; ancient,
old, farmer, of old times.
Anvdptov, -ov, rb, (fr. Lat. dena-
rius) the Roman denarius, a
silver coin worth about 7ja\
Arjvc', for Arjvta, pi. of
At'/voi, -cos -ovs, rb, (perhaps fr.
ifjv long) counsel, advice ; de-
liberation, debate ; a plot, artifice.
Ar)f, -icb$, i], (fr. 6/)ku> to gnaw) a
worm that cats timber.
Afi^ts, -toi, Att. -tuK, ^, (fr. same)
a bite, sling ; an eating, wasting,
gna-cing, consuming.
A^(u>, 1 f. of 6f)Kv,obs. borrowed
by idKvu).
Af/ow, Ion. for tSfjovv, 3 pi. impf.
ind. Anovv, pres. inf. act. of
Aj)6u>, f. -cio-w, p. iti/juKa, by
Sync, for Snldu), same as iyldw,
which see ; also, to burn, ravage,
lay waste, spoil ; to rend, tear ;
to kill, slay. per. pass, cdfjutuai.
par. 1 a. pass, opwdetf.
Af)T,ura, for it) iiretra, but then-
then.
Afrtp, (fr. it) truly, and nip though)
at least, however, even, yet.
Afivo6cv, (fr. same, and nddcv
whence) from wherever.
AtjiroTt, (fr. same, and irori ever)
soever, sometimes, at length, ever,
u>hy ? pray ?
AtjTTov, Arj-rrov6cv, (fr. same, and
irou where) any haw, in any way,
any where ; surely, certainly^
truly, verily, indeed.
Atjpidia -w, Anpl^u), and Anplaaw,
(fr. ir,pis a quarrel) to strive,
quarrel, wrangle, debate, dispute ;
a fight.
AnpivdrJTnv, Ion. for tinpiv6fiTT)v,
3 du. 1 a. pass, of
Avplvw, same as iripido).
Atjpis, -to$, Att. -tu>s, ti, (perhaps
fr. ^<1 intens. and ipts a dispute.
Or fr. iaipw to scourge) a con-
tention, quarrel, wrangle, dis-
pute; a fight, battle, skirmish,
affray.
Anpicdvroiv, g. and d. du. 1 a. par.
act. of rtioi'^u), same as i-npidm.
Anpiu>, and Aypiofiat, f. -icoftai,
(fr. ifjpii a quarrel) to strive, con-
tend, bicker ; to quarrel, fight.
At>o6(3ios, -ov, b, fi, (fr. next, and
@ios life) long-lived.
Arjqov, (neut. of next) long, of long
continuance ; long ago, of old.
Anpbs, -<1, -bv, (fr. irjv long) con-
tinual, incessant ; long, lasting ;
of a long life, long-lived; old,
ancient.
AvcdoKtro, Ion. for civirdcKtTot 3
sin. imf f. ind. mid. of
Anodexu)., Poet, for iiu>.
Anot, Arjaav, Ion. for iinet, 3 sin.
AIA
and t'rr,<rav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. —
Arjo-m, 1 a. inf. act. — AfjcaTS,
2 pi. of Anaov, 1 a. impr. act. —
Arjaarres, n. pi. of Arjo~as, -aaa,
-av, 1 a. par. act. — Arjoaadai,
1 a. inf. mid. — A/Jtru), -tiy, -«,
1 f. ind. — Ar/trw, -r?j, -Jh in 2 pi.
Ai'ianre, 1 a. sub. act. — A)/<rov-
cri, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of Siu.
Aijru, (fr. Srj truly) therefore, then ;
truly, forsooth ; pray?
Anrc;, -r), -bv, last, final, extreme ;
farthest, utmost.
A»/X#£'Si 1 a- P41"* pass, of c^/ccu,
obs. see <5dKV(i>.
A17U, to find, meet with, hit upon,
discover. It is generally trans-
lated future, or like the pres.
sub.
A>7u>, -60s -0V5, {), Poet, for An^fj-
7-770, or Ceres.
Anwaeiv, 1 f. inf. act. of Sn6ia.
Ai\ for Aia, a. of Zci>s , 0, g. Ztjvbs
or A<d>, d. Znvl or Act, a. Z^va
or Aia, v. Z£u, Jupiter.
At', also for t5<«, prep.
A7<i, and Ion. Ai>, fern, of <5i"o?.
A<d, a preposition governing the
g. case, and the a. with the
Poets, through, by means of;
across, by, through ; amidst,
among, through, throughout ; at,
before ; in, into ; from ; after,
at intervals, in the course of, dur-
ing ; for, on account of, because
A«a,3airw, 1 f. mid. SiuBjaofiai, p,
act. 5ta($fiinKa, (fr. Sid through,
and 3aiio) to go) to go, pass
through, pass over ; to pervade
to stalk, walk with legs wide
asunder. 2 a. act. ind. Siifinv.
AtajjdXXw, f. -a\m, p. <5tapf,3\r;va,
(fr. same, and /3dXXu> to throw)
to transplant, transport, transfer ;
to pass, carry over or through ; to
strike, pierce or dart through ; to
accuse, impeach ; to calumniate,
slander, traduce, belie ; to cajole,
deceive. 2 a. act. Sii3d\ov. 1 a.
ind. pass. SuB\>',dnv. per. mid.
c~ta3iJo\a.
An 3 k, par. — Ata^vai, inf. 2 a.
of Sia$aivb>.
Aidjaaii, -io$, Att. -£Wf, »J, (fr.
same) change of place, removal;
a passage, ford, bridge.
Aiapaara^u), f. -dau), fr. Sid in-
tens. and^ao-rd^u), which see.
Aia0drbs, -r), -bv, (fr. StaBairio to
pass over) passable, that may or
can he passed or crossed over.
Ai ihSnovvrai, 3 pi. cont. ind. —
Ain3t3iiouo~9ai, inf. pres. pass,
cont. of
At i,->\',ou(3(t) -w, f. -tica), (fr. Am in-
tens. and St^aiou to strengthen)
to establish, secure, confirm ; to
strengthen. Aia3t3ai6opai -o?-pn,
to avouch, affirm, assure, as-
sert.
Aia$£,3Ar)ufvo?, par. per. pass, of
<5«gj3dXXu>.
A«a/jr), 3 sin. 2 a. sub. of Sia-
ftabm.
Aid3rjun,-aTo;, rb. (fr. Sta3iin\o to
pass over) a postage, transitt
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crossing over ; step, gait, move-
ment.
Aiafitd^u), (fr. Sid intens. and /3id-
£u) to force) to compel, oblige,
constrain.
Aia3i3d£uj, f. -dau, p. -aKa, (fr. Sid
over, and Bi3d^a to make pass)
to carry, take or conduct over;
to go over, perambulate, sur-
vey.
AiaBtom -<D, f. -cotrw, and Aia(3i6o-
\iai -ovfiai, f. -(txrofjiat, (fr. Sid
through, and Bi6o> to live) to
lead the whole life, to pass or
spend the life through; to live,
reside, abide.
AiaSXtirii), f. -\pu), p. Sia3i(3\t<pa,
(fr. same, and /3XfTru> to see) to
see clearly, discern, distinguish ;
to overlook, despise, slight. 1 f.
act. 2 sin. Sta3\i Jet?.
Aia8\n(kh, par. of AuBM^nv, 1 a.
pass, of StaBdWu).
AiaBodti) -d», f. -77CU), (fr. Sid
throughout, and 3odu> to cry) to
divulge, publish, proclaim; to
celebrate, cry up, extol, par. per
pass. SiaBtBonnivcs. par. 1 a
pass. Siafiondeis.
AiaBorjTos, -ov, 6, f), (fr. last) cele-
brated, cried up, extolled; fa-
mous, notable, remarkable. Also
infamous, notorious.
AiaBoXri, -rjj, and AiaBoXia, -aj,
Ion. AiaBoXcrj,~Tji,>), (fr. SiaBd\-
Xu> to traduce) calumny, slan-
der ; false accusation.
Aia/3oXcV<k, -r), -bv, (fr. same)
slanderous, false, malicious; di-
abolical, devilish.
Acd/JoXoj, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a slan-
derer, calumniator, traducer
backbiter ; an informer, spy ; the
devil, Satan.
AidBooos, -ov, 0, '/, (fr. Sid through,
and fiopd eating) eaten up, con-
sumed ; eaten into, perforated,
hollow, decayed; also eating,
gnawing, consuming, rusting.
Aia3ov\tvouai, f. -evaofiai, (fr. Sid
intens. and jSovXevw to consult)
to deliberate, debate; determine,
resolve, decree, decide.
Aia,3ov\ia, -as, 1), and Ata/JovXior
-ov, rb, (fr. last) counsel, ad-
vice ; deliberation, debate, consi-
deration.
AtaBvviouai or Aiafivvouai, a very
unusual verb ; to pass or cross
over ; to carry across, convey
over. pres. inf. SiafivvhaQai -eio-
dai, or SiaBvvzoQai.
AiaBd, -r)j, -jj, 2 a. sub. act. of Sta-
3 ihui.
AtayyAAu), f. -cXw, p. Sif/yyzXfca,
(fr. Sid among, and ayye\\u> to
tell) to deliver a message, bring
or tell news ; to declare, an-
nounce, publish, divulge. 1 a.
ind. act. StnyyetXa.
AidyytXfia, -uro<;, rb, (fr. last) a
message, order; a publication,
declaration.
Airt'yycXoj, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a
messen ger between parties.
Aidyt, Dor. for Sirjyc, 3 sin. of
Siijyov. 2 a. act. of Sidyu>.
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Aiayt\dw -w, f. -daw, (fr. Sid in-
ttns. and ytXdw to laugh) to
laugh at, deride, mock ; to smile
upon, gratify.
Aiayevo^itvoi, -rj, -ov, par. 2 a.
mid. of
Aiayivonai, f. Stayev/iCOfiai, p. Sia-
yeyivnfiat, (fr. c5t« through, and
yiiouai to be) to be present, att
with or among; to abide, last,
continue, endure. Also to pass
over, off or away, come to an
end, be finished, concluded. 2 a.
mid. ind. Suytv6pnv par. Stayc
v6(tcvos.
Aiayiv(x>o~Kia, f. -yvaitrw, p. Stfyvu)-
Ka, (fr. Sid intens. and yinio-Acw
to know) to know fully ; to dis-
cern, distinguish, observe ; to di*.
cuss, examine ; to determine, de-
cide, decree, resolve. 2 a. act.
Siiyiiov. per. pass. Siiyvwauai.
1 1. mid. SiayvwGOfiai.
AiaypcvXid) -w, f. -»/o-'i>, (fr. <5ia
through, and ayKvXrj the strap
for throwing the dart) to take
hold of the strap, prepare to dart.
Aiay\v<pu>, f. -»|'w, (fr. Sid intens.
and y\v(pu) to carve) to engrave.
Aiayva>pi£n>, f. -Yaw, p. SieyvwpiKa,
(fr. same, and yvwpi^w to in-
form) to make known, divulge,
publish.
Aidyvuais, -io$, Att. -cwj, $, (fr.
SiayivdixrKu) to discern) a trial,
hearing, discussion, examination ;
a sentence, decision, decree ; dis-
tinction, judgment.
Aiayvu>o~o/jwi, 1 f. mid. of same.
Atayoyyv^u), f. -ijcuj, p. Suyoyyv-
Ka, (fr. Sid intens. and yoyyv^ia
to murmur) to murmur loudly,
complain much ; to roar at. 1 a.
act. Suyoyyvaa.
Atayooeii(i>, f. -tvaw, (fr. same, and
ayooevw to declaim) to speak in
public, harangue ; to vote, enact,
decree ; to intercede, forbid ; to
inveigh against.
Aidyoafiua, -dro$, rb, (fr. Siaypd-
(/)w to write out) a title, inscrip-
tion ; an abridgment, epitome,
summary ; an art, decree ; a
drawing, representation ; a figure,
diagram ; a proposition, theorem;
a cancelling or discharge.
Aiaypa<pn, -rjs, %, (fr. same) a
draught, plan, representation ; a
picture.
Aiaypd<pu>, f. -tpio, p. -<pa, (fr. Stct
through, and ypde/jw to write)
to write out, copy over; to deli-
neate, describe, represent, draw,
paint ; to enlist, levy, write in a
roll ; to choose, select ; to cancel,
blot out, deface ; to annul, abo-
lish, repeal ; to abandon a suit at
law, decline to prosecute.
Aiaypd^ofjiei', 1 pi. 1 f. act. of last.
Atayprjyopiu) -w, f. -l'au), p. Sitypv-
yopvKa, (fr. Sid intens. and ypn*
yopeu) to watch ) to be broad awake:
to watch tigilantlr • to be very
circumspect. 1 a. act. Suypnyd*
prjaa.
Aiayprjyop^aavrcs, n. pL par. 1 a.
act, of last.
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Aiaypvirvfu) -C, f. -i$ow, (fr. same
and aypvirviw to wake) to lie
awake, like the last.
Aidyia, f. -(w, p. Sin^a, (fr- <*'"
through, and dym to lead) to
bring, lead or conduct over; to
pass or »/jcn/i fi/ne ; to leail life,
live, dwell. 2 a. act. SiTiyov, Att,
Siriydyov.
Aiayuyfi, -»Jj, ^, (fr. same) a /eas-
ing, conducting, conveyance, es-
cort ; a station, post, guard ;
course, mode or habit of life;
pastime, amusement.
Aidyuptv, 1 pi. pres. sub. act. —
AidyovTti, n. pi. par. pres. act
of Stdyii).
Aiayuvidw -w, (fr. did intens. and
ayutvla agony) to be in agony,
suffer great ]min or anxiety.
Aiayuwl^ouai, f. -laoftat, (fr. same
and ayu>vi£io to contend) to strive
obstinately, contend, struggle.
AiaSdfyfi'u, f. -daouai, (fr. same,
and Sd^ouai to share) to divide,
allot, apportion. 1 a. inf. mid.
StacdaaoQai.
AiaSciynarifa, (fr. same, and i'iiv-
uarlfa to expose) to tr
ignominy, stigmatize, make an
example of.
AiaiciKivfii, f. -Sclfa, (fr. same,
and ScUvv^it to show) to exhibit,
display ; to prove, give proofs,
tpecbmetu or examples.
Aiaic^dficvoi, par. 1 a. mid. of Sta-
Sf'Xo/iai.
AiaSi{,io$, -ov, h, h[, (fr. Sid intens.
and <5t£idj right-handed) right,
on the right hand or side / lucky,
favourable, propitious.
AtaSfOKu), f. -f<>), p. -ya, (fr. same,
and Sipnu) to see) to see clearly,
see tlirough, comprehend, under,
stand, 2 a. StiSpaKev.
AiaSi-^ofun, f. -(ofifit, p. Siaidey-
uai, (fr. fed through, and Si-^ofiai
to receive) to receive by sucr, ssion
or through another; to succeed,
foilow, come after, come into the
place of; to change, relieve, take the
place of, come in turn. 1 a. mid.
ind. SirSe^dunv' par. SiaSt.fdutvoc.
AiaSiia -w, f. -i7<ro), p. -vita, (fr. Sid
about, and Siu> to bind) to crown,
adorn the head ; to bind round,
gird, encircle ; to connect, knit,
tie. fasten together; to interweave,
entwine.
AidSn\o<, -n, -ov, (fr. Sid intens.
and <5rjXoj clear) manifest, plain,
evident, apparent ; open, conspi-
cuous ; well known.
AidSnua, -aros, rb, (fr. StaSfw to
encircle) a diadem or v:hite fillet
round the head; a crown, gar-
land, chaplet.
AiaSiSpd<TKii>, f. -acrw, p. -aKa, (fr.
Sid intens. and SiSpdoKw to flee)
to fly or run avmy ; to shun, avoid,
decline ; to escape, slip away.
For tenses see SidSpnui.
AiaStSioui, f. -O'jSo-w, p. SiaSiSwica,
(fr. Sid through, and SiSwfii to
give) to distribute, divide, share,
apportion ; to deliver, hand over,
Uangmit. 2 a. act. ind. SieSuw
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impr. SiaSoi. impf. ind. pass.
StiStSdfinv.
AtaSiSuaiv, 3 sin. pres. ind. act, —
AiaSwaovui, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act
of last.
AiaiiKafyificvos, -n, -ov, (par. pres.
mid. or pass, of next) the plain-
Off or defendant.
AiadiKd^u), f. -affui, (fr. same, and
Sixdfa to judge) to judge, deter-
mine, decide, give a verdict, make
a decree, pronounce sentence. Ac-
Kd^ofiai, to go to law, sue, bring
an action.
AiaSixaola, -a;, >/, and AtaStxac-
fibs, -ov, b, (fr. last) a trial, hiar-
ing ; argurnirtt, )<liodi>ig, dihate
AiaSoxiw -&, f. Sdfa, fr. rid mtens
and Soxiu) to seem, which see.
AiaSopari^ouat, f. -ioopai, (fr. Sid
with, and Sdpv a spear) to fight
with spears, join battle, combat.
AlaSos, 2 a. impr. act. of SiaSiSiDfii.
AiaSouvai,2a.. inf. act. of SiaSiSm fit.
AiaSo^, -fjy, f], (fr. SiaSi\ouai to
succeed) succession, vicissitude,
rh-tnci, revolution; a relief of
guard.
Atdto^ot, -ov, b, (fr. same) a suc-
cessor ; a lieutenant, deputy
change of guard, nlief.
AiaSpaxoi, 2 a. opt. act, of SiaSip-
ku), see in Sipxta.
AiaSptijitiv, 2 a. inf. — biaSpapov-
an, fern. — AiaSpapbvrcs, pi. mas,
of AiaSpafiuv, par. 2 a. act. of
Siarpi%u).
AtaSpivat, Dor. for SiaSp/jvat, 2 a.
inf. of SidSprjfii.
AttiSpdio, f. -aaio, (fr. Sid intens
and cpdu) to flee) and
AtdSpnfii, same as SiaSiSpdaxm, 2
a. act. ind. SiiSpnv, and Dor.
StiSpav' opt. SiaSpainv' inf. Sia
Spjvat' par. StaSodi, -daa, -dv.
AtaSpi'/anrai, Ion. for SiaSpdanrai,
3 sin. 1 a. sub. mid. of last
AiaSpoufi, -fjf, fi, (fr. Siarpi^o) to
run about) a running up and
down ; hurry, precipitation, con-
fusion.
AiaSvvio, AiaSvm or AtaSvouat, f.
-vaouai, (fr. Sid through, and
Svvu or Svu) to enter) to enter, go
under or in/o ; to go or ^>a»s
through ; to penetrate.
AiaSvui, same as last, 2 a. ind.
SifSw par. o"tarc"(is, -voyi, -v»>.
A«<jti5(«>, f. -ao-w, (fr. Sid from, and
<i<5<i> to sing) to discord, jar.
Aiactuevos for Sui/iivos, par. per.
pass, of Sun/it.
AiadSio, f. Siatio-ouai for SulSw.
Aii£aw, f. -//ow, of otd intens. and
£a'u>, which see.
Atd^erat, (impers. fr. Sid^ouai to
weave) U is regulated, ordered,
settled ; they begin, enter upon.
Aia^tvyvvu) or -vui, f. -fo>, (fr. J<a
from, and fyvyvvu) to join) to
disjoin, part, sever, separate ; to
abstract, withdraw; to reject,
cast off, divorce.
AiafyvKT'iKbs, -n, ~dv, (fr. last) dis-
junctive, opposite, dissimilar.
Aid^evfc, -tog, Att. -«uj, #, (fr.
same) separation, division.
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AIA
Aid^ouai, (fr. did and Z£w to set)
to «f* or begin to work : to warp
yarn, set a uih, add to the »/v,r;/ }
to weave ; to arrange, set, vlucc,
regulate.
Aia^vyta, -a?, ,',, (fr. Sta^ivyivfit
to separate) <ryrnh*<mt ammion
Aia^iiyiov, -ov, to, (fr. sarin ) u r j-
vorcp.
Atd^Dua, -Xros, rb, (fr. next) a
girdle, girth, sash; brad, is «.r
trousers ; the midriff; a Afpfy
or magitiine.
AiaCiliVwpt, f. -^tiffui, p. r!<((JWrf,
(tr. ( id about, and Cfbwvfii lo
gin!) to nicmli, in an!, sur-
round, fortify ; to tie or tuck up.
1 a. act. Siifaaa. per. paati, i u-
^uiOfiai. 1 a.'mid. Su^wodunv.
Aidtjfti, (fr. di« through, and rf^(
to blow ) to breathe ovir ; to blow
over or upon ; to blow violently.
3 sin. pres. Stdnai.
Aidr.aii, Poet, for Su'/cu, 3 sin. 1 f.
act. of Sitnui.
AiaOi/Jtinc, -n, -ov, par. 2 a. mid.
of StariOt)fit.
AiaOtpnalvji, f. -avii, p. SiartQip-
uayKa, (fr. Sid intent, and Sep-
ftiiiiio to warm) to Aeoi, umm,
moke hot ; to boil, make to boil.
Aiadcpftbi, -ov, o, }f, (fr. last) very
hot, glowing, boiling.
AtdOtois,-ios, Att. -tu>s, f), (fr. Sia-
rtOtjui to arrange) disposition.,
(irrangcinait, outer ; affection of
the body or mind, passion, ail-
ment.
Aiadirni, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a dis-
poser, arranger, creator ; a stew-
ard, manager ; an almoner ; a
seller ; an interpreter.
AiaOiti) -H, (fr. Sid through, and
■S/w to run) to run about, run
over or through.
AiaQfiKn, -rjs, )), (fr. SiarlQnui to
dispose) a league, treaty ; a co-
venant, bargain, agreement; a
disposition, disposal, sei (lenient ;
a ici//, testament ; an institution,
appointment, dispensation ; the
covenant of grace.
Aiadfn, 2 sin. — Aiadiiutv, 1 pi. 2
a. sub. act. — AiaQf,aouai, -r/,
-crai, in 1 pi. dnodutda, 1 f.
mid. of SiariBnui.
Atadpixpoftai, -tj, -crai, 1 f. mid. of
Siarpiepui.
AiaGpvWiio -w, f. -fiat*, (fr. Sid in-
tens. and SpuXX/w to buzz) to
whisper, mutter, speak softly ; to
raise a report, circulate a story ;
to divulge, publish.
AiaOpv-rrrta, f. -d^w, (fr. same, and
Spvirru) to break) to break
through ; to crush, break in
pieces ; to weaken, waste, wear
out ; to indulge, in ease and luxu-
ry. AiaOpvirrofxat, to prepare to
sing ; to make affected prepara-
tions for singing.
AiaiQvvcu), fr. Sid intens. and at-
Ovo-o-u) to warm, which see.
Aialvu, f. -eivii, (fr. Ala Jupiter or
the air) to moisten, water, wet,
sprinkle, bedeu).
Aiatpieai, Ion. for StuifKfo 2 sin.
AIA
pres. ind. mid. — Atatpieiv -t\s,
pres. inf. act. of Statpiw.
Aialpeats, -ios, Att. -£u>?, >/, (fr.
next) separation, division ; selec-
tion, choice ; a distinction, diver-
sity, difference.
Aiatpito -Q, f. ->7<ra>, p. Stfipnica,
(fr. Std from, and alpiu> to take)
to divide, split ; to distribute, cut,
carve; to destroy, demolish; lo
open, dig, plough; to decide,
distinguish, mark, note. Mid.
to discourse, treat of, explain, ex-
pound, elucidate. Pass, to be
divided, set apart, selected, cho-
sen, par. pres. mid. Staipi&v
-wr, -iovaa -ov<ra, -tov -ovv.
Ataipu), f. -ap<i>, p. Sn'ipKa, (fr. Std
intens. and uipu) to lift) to lift,
raise up, erect ; to exalt, elevate ;
to convey away, carry off; to
open the mouth, gape, mutter;
to set off, a/lorn.
Aiaiaau>, f. -£w, (fr. &a through,
and aiarou) to rush) to run, rush,
or dart through; to go over or
pass through hastily.
Alaira, -ns, >/, manner, habit or
mode of tife ; livelihood, subsist-
ence ; diet, regimen ; an abode,
residence; a choice, preference;
a sentence, award.
Aiairaatv, Poet, and Dor. for 8iy-
TTjatv, 3 sin. 1 a. act. of next.
Atairdo) -w, £ -rjau), p. SzSiairnKa,
and ScSifrrrjKa, (fr. Slatra diet) to
nurse, tend the sick, put under a
medical regimen ; to direct, regu-
late, order, manage ; to arbitrate,
award, determine, adjudge. Aiat-
rdouat -iouai, to live, dwell, abide ;
be on a regimen, per. pass. Se-
Sijjrnuat. 1 a. act. cSiairnua, and
cSifjrnaa.
Atairrjua, -dro$, rb, (fr. Siatrcui) to
direct) manner or habit of life ;
diet, regimen.
AtaiTTiTiis,-ou, b, (fr. same) an ar-
bitrator, judge, umpire.
AiatTnTtKri, -rjs, f], viz. Tixyn, (fr.
same) dietetic, that part of medi-
cine relating to diet.
Ataindouai -iouai, (fr. Sid intens.
and atridouat to blame, th. atria
blame) to accuse, charge, crimi-
nate.
Aiatrwuivn, fern. par. pres. pass,
cont. of Stairdta.
Aiai'Jivl^u), f. -icw, fr. Sid intens.
and aiwvifa, which see.
Ato£wvtw,-£(f, -£?, Att. for Staiwvi-
<ru>, If. act. of last.
AiaKadapiQb), f. -fcru, p. StaKCKa-
ddpiica, (fr. Std intens. and icada-
p/£w to purify) to clean perfectly,
cleanse thoroughly, scour ; to se-
parate, winnow. 1 a. StiKaQdpiaa.
AiaicadapiG, -its, -ti, Att. for Stana-
daphrti), 1 f. act. of last.
Aiaicaprtpfio -w, fr. 6id intens. and
Knprepiu), which see.
AtaKartXiyxoum, ^ •&(iali P» Sta-
KarrjXtyuat, (fr. Sid intens. Kara
against, and e\ey%u> to prove)
to confute thoroughly, convince
forcibly, convict clearly.
AiaKaTe^ui, f- Siaxadi^u), and Aia-
AIA
Karatr^io) -w, f. -o-^ffw, (fr.
same, and fyta to hold) to de-
tain, seize, take possession of;
to occupy, possess.
AtaKcluat, f. -ttaouat, p. -KtKtiuai,
(fr. Sid intens. and Kctuat to lie)
to incline, tend, be disposed ; to
dispose, settle, constitute, appoint;
to lie by, be laid up. pres. impr.
StdKEicro.
Ataictipu), f. -epSi, ^Eol. -ipata, (fr.
same, and Ktipui to clip) to shave
clean ; to strip, rob ; to cut asun-
der, cleave, rive; to rend, tear
in pieces. 1 a. inf. SiaKtipai,
2E,o\. SiaKtpoai.
AiaKtXevopat, f. -cvoouai, p. -tvuat,
(fr. same, and KeXevw to order)
to exhort, encourage, cheer ; to
command, charge, enjoin.
Aiaxtvris, and AiaKtvtas, (fr. next)
superfluously, without cause ;
fruitlessly, in vain, to no end, to
no purpose.
Atdictvos, -ov, b, >J, (fr. Sta intens.
and Kcvds empty) empty, hollow,
void, vacant ; vain, light, trifling.
AtaKi-paat, JEo\. for Sianripai, 1 a.
inf. act. of Staneipw.
AiaKt^piujiivoi, par. per. pass, of
AtaKc%(i)pi(ruiv<>>s,(fr.\a.st)severally,
separately, in pieces, piecemeal.
AtaxivSvvcvo), f. -cvaa, (fr. Sid
through, and tctvavvevu) to risk,
th. KivSvvog danger) to hazard,
venture, endanger ; to try, prove,
essay.
AtaKiviu) -w, f. -t'/aia, (fr. same, and
Kiviw to move) to excite, disturb,
put into commotion ; to shake, sift.
AiaxXdaaas, Poet, for SiaxXdaas, 1
a. par. act. of
Ata/cXaw -<3, f. -daw, (fr. Sid intens.
and K\do) to break) to break in
pieces, cut through, snap.
AtaKXiirro), f. -\pw, (fr. same, and
K\iirru) to steal) lo steal privately,
filch, pilfer, purloin, embezzle;
to steal away, withdraw privately .
AiaicXripovouiu) -w, (fr. Sid through-
out, and ic\npovofiio) to inherit)
to inherit, share a property ; to
divide among, allot, apportion,
give each his share, par. pres.
mid. StaKXnpovoueduevos-ovuevos.
AtatcXvpom -Q, f. w<ra>,(fr. same, and
*:Xr/o<5w to allot) to settle by lot;
to give or leave to be divided, set
out, apportion, distribute among.
AtaicXnp6ouai -ovuat, to share,
take a share, get apart or portion.
AtaKvaiu), f. -aiaa), (fr. Sid intens.
and Kvato) to scratch) to gnaw
away, corrode ; to spoil, corrupt,
injure, waste; lo grieve, afflict,
fret. Aiaicvaiouai, to be sad,
mourn, be afflicted.
AiaKoipaviu>,-ui,{. -rjau), (fr. same,
and Koipaviw to rule) to command
in chief; to marshal, arrange,
array.
AtuKoXvuPdut -u>, (fr. Sid through,
and Ko\vu$du> to swim) to swim
out of or through.
AiatcoXvufiuvriov, g. pi. par. pres.
act. cont. of last.
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AIA
AtaKoutfa, f. -tcru, (fr. Sid through,
and tcoutfa to carry) to carry
over, transport ; to convey or
ortng- through.
AiaKoveoo -a>, f. -r/au, p. SitiKdvrjKa,
and StSirjKdvrjKa, (fr. Sid intens.
and Kovm to hasten) to attend,
wait upon ; to minister unto, re-
lieve, assist ; to be a deacon.
AtaKoviouai -ovuat, lo have atten-
dants or suite, be waited on.
impf. ind. Sinkoveov -ovv. 1 a.
act. SiTiKovnaa' per. pass. Sin-
Kdvnuat. 1 a. pass. ind. SivKovff
dijv par. SiaKovnddi, -tioa, -iv.
AuikovIu, -as, f/, (fr. last) attend-
ance, service, waiting ; an office,
duty, employment ; a ministering
unto, relief, assistance, distribu-
tion ; ministry or administration
in the church.
AtdKovos, -ov, h, or f/, (fr. same) a
servant, attendant ; an officer,
minister, agent ; a deacon or dea-
coness. Adj. ready, prompt ;
quick, expeditious, comp. Siano-
viarepos.
AiaKovrifa, (fr. Std intens. and
aKovriQu) to throw the javelin)
to dart, fling, hurl, shoot.
AiaKOirri, -rjs, f), (fr. next) a cut;
cutting off", breach, separation.
Aiokotztu), f. -<p<*>, (fr. Std intens.
and kotttw to cut) to cut through,
cut up or in pieces, cleave asunder;
to cut off, destroy ; to lop, prune ;
to cut short, interrupt, frustrate.
AidKopos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
Kopiut to satisfy) satiated, satis-
fied, glutted, filled.
AiaKdatoi, -at, -a, (fr. Sid twice, and
f Karbv a hundred ) two hundred.
AiaKotTioaTos, -ft, -bv, (fr. last) the
two hundredth.
AtaKocuio) -w, f. -i/cw, (fr. Std in-
tens. and Kocruiut to adorn) lo
distribute, divide, dispose ; to set-
tle, set, place ; to arrange, order,
array, draw up ; to prepare, fur-
nish, equip, provide, accoutre, rig
out ; to adorn, bedeck, set off.
AtaKoauriOcluev, by Sync, for Sta-
KOffundcinucv, 1 pi. 1 a. opt.
pass, of last.
AiaKCaunais, -tos, Att. -ems, f/, (fr.
same) order, arrangement.
AiaKovm, f. -ovato, p. SirjicovKa, (fr.
Std intens. and aicovta to hear)
to hearken, listen, attend ; to
hear perfectly, understand, com-
prehend. 1 f. mid. SiaKoiffouai.
AtaKoavdta S, f. -uxrta, (fr. Std
through, and Kapnvov the head)
to lay open the head, brain,
thoughts; to discover, disclose,
reveal, participate, pres. inf
cont. Staicpavovv.
AtaKpariu) -<3, f. -fao), (fr. Sid in-
tens. and Kpariu) to prevail) to
keep obstinately, hold pertina-
ciously ; to keep, preserve, g uard ;
to keep under, subdue.
AtaKptfiou) -w, f. -coo-o), (fr. same,
and aKptffdb) to examine) to scru-
tinize, sifl, scan, search into; to
discuss, investigate.
AtaxptSbv, (fr. StiKfiivw to discern)
AIA
separately, distinctly, orderly,
clearly ; choicely, excellently.
Aiaxpidtlrc, by Pot- 1. Sync, for Sia-
KPt0iitirt,2\)\. 1 a. opt. pass. —
AtuKptOi'ifiivdi, Dor. for ciaicpi-
Brjvut, 1 a. inf. pass. — Aiatcpidfi,
3 sin. AtaicpidnTt, 2 pi. 1 a. sub.
fass. — AiaKfudivrts, n. pi. par.
a. pass, of fnaKpivu).
Atuxphai, 1 a.inf.art. — Aiaxpivin,
Ion. for<5«a*p/i<e«,3sin. pros, ind.
act. — AiarpfrniTiprfu inf. act. —
AtuKpivdiiutvni, -QivTcs, Poet
and Dor. for (5ia*-pi0f/iai, inf. and
-div-ti, n. pi. par. 1 a. pass. —
AiaKpiviruoav, 3 pi. pres. impr.
act. — SluKpi vdftcvo $, -77,-ov, pass.
Ata*puvu>v,at:t.par. pres. of same.
AiaifpiViD, f. -1 w, p. ZtatciKotKa, (fr.
&a intens. and /rptvw to judge)
to separate, <lit vie ; to discern,
discriminate -, distinguish ; to se-
ll cL choose ; to litigate, conte nd ;
to judge, determine; to Jinish,
conclude, put aji end to. Atmcpi-
vofiai, to he divided in opinion,
doubt, np£ ciinptvov.
1 a. act. ctitcptva. \>r>
ind. cuiKpivofiiu' sub. itaeffru
pat, in 1 pi. ci<:Kpiv<l)utQn. nnpf.
. ' tfKOll'tijiny. pW. paSS. CLll-
KtKptftat. 1 n. pass. ind. ctticni-
$nv sub. iiaKotOi- par. ooi-
/cp.Ot^-.
AiaKpYcric, -10c, Att. -cue, ^, ffr.
Inst) ■•/ ; ilia-
tinctkm. difference, diocrimina-
ti'iti ; litigation, dispute, conten-
tion ; crcmiiititi
tion, sentence.
ItaKpirfuds, -r), -oY, (fr. same)
apprehensive, sagacious, ready,
shrewd, intelligent ; distinguish-
ing, penetrating.
Aid»cpYroc, -ov, 0, f), (fr. same) di-
ii'ictl, distinguished ; parted, se-
vered ; different, unlike; choice,
select, superior, excellent.
buiKpovcovrai, 3 pi. 1 f. mid. of
AiaKpovw, f. -aw, (fr. iia miens.
and Kpovta to strike) to expel,
thrust or drive away ; to inter-
rupt, disturb, hinder, prevent.
AtaKTopia,-as,fj,(ft- c t ok r tap iimes-
. r) a message; agency, in-
terference, acting between purties.
AidicTopos, -ov, and Aidxrwp, -000c,
6, (fr. ctdyu) to convey) a mes-
senger, agent, envoy.
AiaKufiepvdu) -<S, f. -tjo-w, (fr. Sia.
through, and Kvfitpvdu to steer)
to direct, guide, manage, or
conduct throughout, continue to
govern.
AiaK <roivu>, f. -aid, (fr. same, and
Kv^aivo) to swell, th. Kvpa a
wave) to raise the waves, excite
a sweU, disturb the sea. Aiukv-
fiaivofiai, to rage and swell.
AiaKv-rrro), f. -xp(o, (fr. same, and
kvtttw to stoop) to lean down to
see ; to look through ; look out of.
AiaKuXvu, f. -vcrio, p. -vko, (fr.
6«d intens. and kwAuw to hinder)
to hinder earnestly, prevent abso-
lutely, forbid, impf. o'ukvXvov.
1 a. art. SicxeaXvca*
ATA
AiaXay^d\u>, 1 f. mid. cia\r)(ofiai,
(fr. same, and \ay\dvw to get
by lot) to cast or draw lots; to
get or take by lot ; to allot, appor-
tion. 2 a. act. SiiXS^ov.
AiaXaxrl^u, f. -Yaw, (fr. same, and
Xarri^M to kick) to drive by kirks,
kick out.
AiaXuXiu -w, f. -rjcii), p. -^«a, (fr.
MM, and XaXiu to speak) to
pubHt . read td>rond ;
to convene, commune. impf. »ct
duXiXfov-ouV [iass. iuXaXty^v
-OVfiTJV.
<liaXf(/i/[Jnru, f. mid. -Xr^o^tai, p.
-XiXii<pa, (fr. f'i« imongi and
Eva to take) fo take singly,
get in than ■ 1 • folly ;
to intercept, surprise, take una-
wares ; to divide, dutribtOk ; to
distinguish, elisreni, make n dij-
ferenre ; to tale up. ay.
comprehend, understand ; to treed
of, discoxrse on, reason, discuss.
I-'"r [, nm 1 tern Xmmfidvoh
A(fXa'/(TTw,f. -\j.u>, (fr. Mi througli,
and Xu'^ffoj to snine) to shine
through or among; (<■
surpass, br conspicuous.
'tKo, f. -Xf;<ru>, p. mid.
&taXiXit$a, (fr. ctri intf 1
X f/iWiu to nidi') /o be ijuitc con-
; to .«'.-7</fr, Evft, shtl/ir;
'irry elude.
^.ia\S^i7f, inf. — AkjXu^um', par.
'• "( I'uiXoy^'a'no.
AinX/yrr (, 3 sin. Atnlrydficvos,
->l, -ov, par. pres. pass, of
AiaXfyu), f. -fa, p. -£«, (fr. 1^111
iiit< ns. and X/yw to speak) to
observe, heed, mind, attend to ;
to discern, judge, disiriminate ;
to choose, select. AtaMyofiai, to
discourse, converse, talk ; to rea-
son, dispute, argue, impf. 6it\e-
ydfjm; per. pass. Sta\i\cyrai,
1 a. pass. 6it\ix&r}v.
AiaXc/ro), f. -xpu, p. -tya, (fr. Old
among, and XtfVw to leave) to
intermit, forbear for a time,
cease at intervals ; to leave space
between, be distant; h discon-
tinue. 2 a. act. 6ii\fiTov.
Aia\£KTticr),-7is,f), viz. rt^vn, (fern,
of next) dialectics, logic, the art
of reasoning.
Aia\tKTtKbs,-r),-dv, (fr. Sia\tyu> to
discourse) of or about logi<
logical, acute, shrewd. Subs, a
logician, disputant.
£id\tKTos, -ov, >), (fr. same) adia-
lert, idiom, peculiarity of expres-
sion ; a style ; a tongue, lan-
guage.
&ia\z\aurtvos, Ion. for ciaXsXvuui-
voc,par.per. pass.of oia\aufidvu).
£ia\t%diivat, inf. 1 a. pass, of <5ta-
r\iyu).
AiaXf'iern, 2 sin. I f. mid. of SiaXav-
ddvu).
AiaX^tc? -toe, Att. -ewcr ^, (fr.
5ta\auPdvu) to intercept) a pre-
vention, anticipation, getting be-
forehand; a surmise; a purpose,
meaning, intention, resolution,
plan, design ; a dispute, debate,
argument.
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AIA
AiaXi/jirrfvw, same as ciaXcfaw.
AiaXYirc?!/, inf. — AiaXi'irw, -77c, »jj^
snli. '2 a. act. of same.
J^inWiiyrj, -rjc, tf, (fr. funXdccv to
differ) a dyfflerence, elistinclion,
unlikenem, rfiyupwrtuw; a re-
ctmciliaium, mediing up.
AiuXXdyi/Oi, 2 a. impr. pass, of
A<aXXu*Tr)j, -op, 0, and AinXXaKri?-
pioc, -ov,o, ^, (fr. same) a raot,-
riler, peacemaker, mediator.
AtaWdcauj, and Att. .ttid, f. -«£>>,
p. ^(^XXu^a, (fr.Sia inti 1
aXXrt'ffffw to change) to reconcile,
moke up, mieliate ; to change,
eiltir ; to exchange, barter; to
■ von/ • to aieet nt, disa-
1 a. tet '*^XX«(u. 2 a.
act. cri}\\ayui. per. pass. ('(,;X-
Xoy^iai. 1 a. pass. cr.jWdxdnv.
2 a. pass. ind. ^XXayryv impr.
<5<aXXriy-7/0(.
AtaXXo//ai, 1 f. mid. ciaXovpai,
(fr. (5oI through, and 3XXo^ac to
lea|>) to leap over or through;
|P CM or /wr*/ asuneUr, shiver,
sjdit, break, crack.
AiaXodw -£b, f. -Sow or -^o-u, {fr.
same, and aXoriw to thresh) to
beat, rub, treeuf or thresh grain ;
to strike, beat, flog.
AtaXoyt), -Fjc, f), (fr. fiiaXf'yu) to
converse) same as oeaXoytouds.
AiaXoyifyodai, pres. inf. |
AiaXoyl(coOt, -{ovrat, 2 and 3 pi.
pres. ind. pass. — AtaXoyi^opt-
voc, -^, -ov, par. pres. pass, of
AiaXoynJb/iai, f. -ieroftat, p. otaXiXd-
yiauai, (fr. 6id intens. and Xo-
yltpuai to converse) to discourse
on; argue^ reason, debate; to
consieler, think, muse, ponder,
revolve, impf. mid. cicXoyityunv.
1 a. mid. StiXoytod/jyv.
AiaXoyterfib^, -ov, 6, (fr. last) rea-
soning, ratiocination, thought ;
doubt, suspense; discourse, dis-
pute, argument.
AtdXoyoi, -ov, 6, (fr. oiaXiyouai to
converse) a dialogue ; discourse,
talk, conversation.
AtaXotSopiu) -G>, f. -fjou, Ifr. 6id
intens. and XoiSopiu) to revile)
to revile grossly ; to slander, ca-
lumniate.
AiaXotidpnais, -tof, Att. -tuc, fj,
(fr. same) slander, backbiting; a
taunt, sarcasm ; scurrility, gross
abuse.
AiaXvuaivo), (fr. same, and X.vfiatvot
to spoil) to pollute, dishonour;
to hurt, injure, deface, spoil,
waste, destroy ; to tear, rend,
mangle.
AtdXveris, -tog, Att. -cue, >$, (fr.
next) a dissolving, dissolution,
dismissal, breaking up ; an ena\
conclusion ; a decision, settlement,
adjustment ; pacification, cove-
nant, league, treaty ; a recon-
ciliation ; the division of a diphr
thong.
AtaXvu), f. -ucw, p. SiaXiXvKa, (fr.
6id intens. and Xt5w to loosen}
to hose, untie ; to dissolve, break
in piece* ; to disperse, rout, diasif
AIA
pate ; to break off, interrupt ;
to break up, dismiss; to refute,
disprove; to cancel, annul; to
conclude, finish, put an end to ;
to compose, settle, adjust, make
up, reconcile. 1 a. act. cii\vaa.
per. pass. SiaXiXvpai. 1 a. pass.
vieXiidrjv.
Aia/Jiaprdvu), f. ->/cra>, p. Strjudprr]-
Ka, fr. same, and auaprdvo),
which see. 2 a. act. Sififiaprov.
Aiafinprvpdfievos, par. -rvpdoOai,
inf. 1 a. mid. — Atauaprvprjrai,
3 sin. pres. sub. pass. — Atauap-
rvpoftsvoi, par. pres. pass, of Sia-
uaprvpopai.
Aiap.aprvpzopai -ovpai, same as
Siajiaprx^popai.
Aiauaorvpia, -as, fi, (fr. next) a
hearing, trial; evidence, testi-
mony ; earnest entreaty ; an in-
junction, order.
Aiapaprvpopai, f. -ovpai, (fr. Sid
intens. and uaprvpopai to testify)
to prove, support by evidence, at-
test; to affirm, avow, aver ; to
protest or declare against; to en-
treat, supplicate, beseech, conjure:
to charge, enjoin. 1 a. mid. ind.
Sieuaprvodpriv' sub. Siauaprvpw-
uai' inf. Siapapripaadai' par.
iiauaprvpduevos.
Aiap.dcdoj.iai, or Aiauacadouai
-dfiai, f. -rjcopat, (fr. same, and
udcaouai to chew) to champ,
chew ; eat up, devour.
Atapaxcrios, -a, -ov, (fr. Siaud%o-
udi to fight) mustjight, must be
fought, have to contend, to be
struggled.
Aiaadx>h -m, h, (&• next) a fight,
skirmish, battle ; an assault, on-
set, charge ; a siege ; opposition,
resistance.
Atapd%ofiai, f. -fiaofiat, p. Sia/itftd-
Xiifiai, (fr. Sid intens. and ua-
yopai to fight) to fight it out,
dispute it to the last, contend ob-
stinately, impf. htua^dunv.
Atapdw -w, f. -rcru), (fr. same, and
apdo) to" reap) to mow, reap or
cut down ; to cut off, put an end
to; to cut through, penetrate,
pierce.
Aiautifiopat, f. -tiipopai, p. firj-
utipyiai, (fr. same, and aueifiu)
to change) to change, alter; to
exchange, give one for another,
barter; to pass through, cross
over ; to spend or pass life. 1 f.
mid. 1 pi. Siafiti\^6p.z0a.
AiaptivT), 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. —
Aiauivet, pres. ind. act. of Sta-
■£vtt
AIA
Aiafizfitpiauivoi, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass. — Aiauzpictarz, 2 pi. 1 a.
impr. act. — Aiap.zpicdzl(ja, n.
fern. par. 1 a. pass. — Aiauzpie-
Si'/cerai, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. pass, of
Siauzpi^u).
Aiauifityouai, f. -d,ouat, p. Siapi-
pcupai, (fr. Std intens. and piu-
6ou.ai to blame) to accuse, charge,
blame ; to find fault with, com-
plain of.
Aiapivui, f. -pevd, p. Stau.zuzvT)Ka,
(fr. same, and pivw to wait) to
remain, continue, abide; to en-
dure, last; to persevere, persist,
continue firm. impf. Sizuzvov. 1
a. act. ind. Sizuztva' sub. Sia-
pzivw.
Atauzpifo, f. -too), p. Siautuipiica,
(fr. same, and uzpifa to divide)
to cut through, part asunder ; to
divide, share, deal out, allot ; to
differ, disagree. 1 a. act. ind.
Sizuipiaa' impr. Siafxzpiaov, -drw.
per. pass, dtaucuipiauai. 1 a.
pass. bttjicplaQnv. 1 f. pass. Sia-
ucpiodTjaouai. 1 a. mid. Stzuzpt-
cdunv.
AiautpiGpbi;, -ov, b, (fr. last) a di-
vision, distribution ; a parting,
separation ; disagreement, differ-
ence, variance, dissension, schism.
Aiauzrpzti) -u>, f. -rjati>, p. Siauzui-
rprjKa, (fr. Sid intens. and uzrpiw
to measure) to measure out. 1 a.
mid. ind. SiepzrptjaduTjv' inf.
Stauzrp/jcacOai.
Aiauirprjo-is, -tog, Att. -zus, fj, (fr.
last) a measuring or measure-
ment; a dimension, size, length
or breadth.
Aiauzrptjrbs, -■>), iv, (fr. same)
measured, surveyed,
Aiapizrpbg, -ov, fj, (fr. same) the
diameter.
AiaptWdouat Suai, f. -rtco/xat, (fr,
Sid intens. and autWdouai to
contend, th. aut'XXa a fight) to
contend eagerly, contest ; to strive,
vie, emulate.
Aiaf-uvvpofAai, f. -ovuai, and Ataui-
vvpl^ouai, fr. bid intens. and ut-
vvpouat, which see.
Aiauvdouai -topai, f. -fjcuat, (fr.
same, and pvaopat to remember)
to remember well, recollect, call
to mind.
Atauvr)fiovev<j), f. -zvou), (fr. same
and uvnpoitvii) to remember) to
suggest, remind; to recount,
mention, speak of, commemorate,
Aiauvr>uovevofiai, to call to mind,
remember, recollect.
Aiaftoiodouai -Gtpat, f. -vcouii, (fr.
ftivu. &iafioipaopai -utput, i. -rjaopai, \\t.
Aiduztyts, -ios, Att. -tug, hi (fr- Sid' same, and uotpdw to shara) to
intens. and au£ij3w to change) distrifrute, deal out, divide among.
exchange, barter, interchange of
wares or words ; intercourse.
AtaptXtiarl, (fr. ctn among, and
/ifXof a limb) limb by limb, in
pieces, piecemeal,
AiapiWu), or -jw, f. ->'<ru>, (fr. Std
intens. and ut\\u) to delay) to
defer , put off, procrastinate ; to
linger, delay.
AiafitjicviiKort^ n. pi. par. per. act.
of hiauivu).
allot, apportion ; to tear in pieces
Aiapoipnhd, (fr. last) at the time of
the division, at the sharing, in
the distribution.
Atafiovr), -T]i, fi, (fr. Siauhu) to per-
severe) perseverance, constancy,
endurance, steadiness ; firmness,
stability ; stay, continuance.
Aiauop(p6<j) -w, f. -il'cw, (fr. Sid
from, and ixop<p6u) to shape) to
disfigure, deform, mar, mangle.
(H3>
AIA
Aidftira^, (fr. 8id intens. and nat
all) thoroughly, entirely, wholly,
totally ; through and through, on
both sides.
Atafnrepis, and Aiau-repfws, (fr- Sid
through, avd intens. and ireipot
to pierce) entirely, quite, wholly;
throughout, from end to end,
through and through; ceaseless--
ly, perpetually, continually.
Ainu-pahieiv, iEol. and Poet, for
SiavarrpdOelv, 2 a. inf. act. of&a-
vairipdw.
Aiauvb'Xaivu), f. -ai<<2, p. -ayica, (fr.
oid intens. and /xvWbs crooked)
to distort the mouA by laughing
or grinning; to sneer, make
contemptuous grimaces; to cele-
brate on the reed or in pastoral
strains.
AiauvariWn), (fr. same, and uva-
riXXa) to hash) to chop, mince,
cut into small pieces, pres. inf.
Ciauvc-riWciv.
Aianibic-fivTcirai, (3 sin. cont. pres.
ind. pass, of next) it is ques-
tioned, is a matter of doubt, is
disputed.
AiafKpicPnTtu) -St, (fr. Sid through,
and afj<pic[3riTz<j) to doubt) to
question, controvert, dispute.
Aiap<bia(ii,rncis, -log, Att. -cw?, fj,
(fr. same) doubt, indecision, con-
troversy, dispute, litigation.
Alav, a. fern. sin. of S7o$.
Aidvai, 1 a. inf. act. of Siaiviii.
Aiavaxavo), f. -avaio, (fr. Sid after,
and avairavu) to let rest) to give
rest at intervals ; to rest, refresh,
relieve ; to console, comfort.
AiavarripOd), f. -<rw, (fr. Sid and avd,
both intens. and nipOu to lay
waste) to destroy utterly, over-
turn, raze, overthrow, subvert.
Aiavavua%tu) -w, fr. Sid intens.
and vav/ia%iu to fight at sea,
which see. pres. inf. Siavavua-
X*CIV -&v-
Aidv&tya, (fr. same, and dvSiya
twofold) in two ways, in two
parts, doubly, twofold.
Ataviciv, pres. inf. act. of Siavew.
Aiavtiuai, 1 a. inf. act. — Aiavtun-
0w, -,7?, -j), 1 a. sub. pass. —
Atavtviurjuai, per. pass, of
Atavifiu, f. -/jtD, p. SiavcviurjKa, (fr.
Std intens. and vtfuo to distri-
bute) to divide, share, attribute,
assign, allot, give each his due;
to measure, survey ; to arrange,
order, regulate, put each in his
place; to govern, rule, dinect.
Aiavffio/iai, to spread, abroad, be-
come diffused, be divulged, pub-
lished, per. pass. Staveviurjuai, 1
a. pass. ind. Suveutdrjv sub. Sia-
vzimQu.
Aiavevu), f. -evcia, (fr. same, and
vei'w to nod) to signify with the
head ; to nod assent ; to intimate,
hint. ] a. act. Siivtvaa. par.
pres. act. Siavvvwv.
Aiaviiu -w, f. -tvau, (fr. Std through,
and viu) to swim) to swim through
or out of; to get away, get off
to avoid or escape danger, troublt
or difficulty.
A1A
6iav/)X0fiai, f. -£opat, (fr. same,
and v>i%opai to swim) to swim
over or across ; to evade, escape ;
to pass by, over or beyond ; to go
through.
AiavQiCp, f. -lou, (fr. Sid intens.
and uvd(£w to bloom) to make
to bloom ; to adorn, garnish with
flowers.
Aiavitrrtjutf f. -ort'iau), p. SiaviaTn-
ku, (tr. same, and avlarn^ii to
raise) to stir, raise, rouse, incite,
spur, hasten ; to start, put up ; to
make revolt, separate, cause to
rebel ; to rise up, rise against,
attack, assault ; to rise up to,
pay respect.
Aiavoiopai -ovftat, f. -fioopai, (fr.
same, and *•#-* to think) to rea-
son, consider, revolve, think, re-
flect ; to design, determine ; to
feel, perceive, know. SiavorjoOi,
2 pi. prcs. sub. cont. Siavondcti,
par. 1 a. pass.
Atavdnpa, -aroi, rb, and Aiavdnais,
-toj, Att. -twf, fi, (fr. last) a
thought, sentiment, notion, opi-
nion ; thinking, musing ; imagi-
nation, fancy ; intention, design.
pi. StavorjftaTa.
AiavonrUbi, -?), -ov, (fr. same) in-
tellectual, thinking, cogitative.
Aidvoia, -at, h, (fr. same) the exer-
cise or act of the mind ; thought,
understanding, intellect ; sense,
meaning ; a device, imagination.
Aiavolyu), f. -£w, p. Sia*(u)%a, (fr.
6ta intens. and avolyu> to open)
to open wide ; to lay open, disclose,
discover; to open, explain, impf.
itf/votyov. 1 a. act. &if/iot$a. 1 a.
pass. ind. Sinvoi^Qnv, in 3 pi.
Sinvoi-)(Qnoav' impr. Siavol^&nri.
Aiavoiywv, -ovoa, -ov, par. pres.
act. — Aiavol^dnri, 1 a. impr.
pass, of last.
Aiavoftfj, -ns, fj, (fr. Siaviyua to di-
vide) a distribution, division, al-
lotment ; a largess, donation.
Aiavoovficvog, par. pres. cont. of
Stavoiouat.
Aiavratot;, -ov, 6, %, (fr. Sid through,
and a vriog against )direct through,
direct against, opposite.
AiavvKTtpcvu, f. -ivau), p. SiavtVK-
TtpzvKa, (fr. Sid intens. and vvk-
rcpoi nightly) to pas: ,te night.
1 a. act. SievvKTipevaa. par.
pres. act. SiavvKTtptvwv.
Aiavvoavrzs, n. pi. par. 1 a. act.
of Siavvui.
Aidt'vafia, -dros, to, (fr. next) a
completion ; a thing finished ; a
journey, day'' s journey.
Aiavvrut, same as
Aiavvo), f. -v<n~, p. Sif/vvica, (fr. Sid
intens. and avvu> to complete)
to finish, end or complete a jour-
ney, properly ; to perfect, con-
clude ; to effect, accomplish,
bring about. 1 a. act. Su'/yvaa.
Aidhig, 2 sin. 1 f. act. of Sidyio.
Aia^iiGftara, -wv, rd, (fr. Sui in-
tens. and l-v(i> same as £fw to'
carve) channels, furrows, gutters;
,, fluting* on a pillar.
Aiu-navvv^ia^bi, -ov, b, (fr. Sid
AIA
through, 7ra? all, and vi)£ the
night) a staying all night, pass-
ing the night.
Aia-rravrbf, (fr. Sid through, and
•raj all) always, continually.
Aiatrapiii, -itaa, -iv, par. ol dtcitd-
pnv, 2 a. ind. pass, of Siaircipu.
AtairapOcvivu>, (fr. same, and rrap-
fl/voja virgin )to deflower, debauch.
Aiditafffia, -dros, rb, (fr. next) a
medicine to be sprinkled over
the part, or infused in drink ;
paint, colour.
Aiaitdaaii), Att. -rr<i>, f. -acu>, fr.
6id through, and irdaant, wh. see.
AiavaHouat, f. -aouai, (fr. Std in-
tens. and ravu) to stop) to make
cease, stop, arrest ; to relieve,
give rest. Atairavoftat, to cease,
desist, leave off, give over, end.
AiairciXiw -w, f. *")<t<i>, (fr. same,
and airaXiu to threaten) to
threaten severely, menace.
Aidntipa, -aj, i), (fr. same, and
iriipa an attempt) a trial, essay ;
an experiment, proof ; practice.
Aiarrcipdut -Hi, and Aiairttpdfa, f.
-daij), (fr. same, and xttpdu or
-d£w to try) to attempt, essay,
prove ; to sound, try, examine ;
to search inquire.
Aiaxclpu, f. -epu, p. -tea, (fr. Sid
through, and rrcipw to pierce) to
transfix, pierce or thrust through.
1 a. act. ind. Siintipa' par. Sia-
irdpaf, •aaa, -av. 2 a. pass. ind.
Sitvdpnv" par. Sianaptls.
Aiairifinu), f. -\pu), (fr. same, and
irifiwio to send) to dismiss, dis-
band, send off or away ; to send
about or on business; to send
over, past or l>eyond.
Aiaircpalvu, f. -SvQ, (fr. same, and
■ncpaivd) to conclude) to bring to
a close, flnish ; to effect, fulfil,
accomplish 1 a. inf. act. <5<aiw-
pdvat.
Aiavtpdaavro\, g. sin. -oavrcs, n.
pi. par. 1 a. act. of
AiaTTtpdu) -£>, f. -aau), and -fjau, p.
-axa, by Sync. Aia*pdu> -<2>,
which see, (fr. Std through,
and ntpdui to pass) to carry,
convey, sail or pass over; to
cross over, pass by or through ;
to pass through or spend life ; to
proceed on a journey or voyage.
1 a. act. ind. Sit-ipaoa' par.
Staircpdvaf.
AiairepSucitw, f. -Ttfw, (fr. Sid from,
ana -tripoi^ a partridge) same as
cKtrtpSiKt^u), which see.
Aiairip9(t>, f. -/pew, fr. Sid intens.
and iripdui, which see, 2 a. act.
Siiirpddov.
Aiai:cpovd<i/-(t>, fr. same, and irtpo-
vco>, which see.
Aia-ipaopcv, 1 pi. 1 f. act. of Sia-
iripQu).
Aiaireptiv, n. neut. sin. cont. par.
pres. act. — Aiairtpwai, 3 pi.
cont. pres. ind. act. of Siaircpdu).
A<a7T£o-£?cr0at,2f. inf. mid. — Ata-
ircaelv, 2 a. inf. act. of Siairiirru*.
Atmrcrd^it), Atmrtrdu) -w or Aiairc-
rdvvffit, f. -aaw, (fr. Sid intens.
and rrr.i^w, &c. to spread) to ex-
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pand, extend, unfold, sprer/iout;
to lay open, discover, disclose,
show ; to expand the wings, fly
away, vanish, disappear.
Aianirofiai, and Atairirapai, f.
-r'laouui, (fr. same, and virofiat or
TTiTnuai to fly) to fly about, fly
through ; to hasten^ post, travel
speedily. 2 a. ind. mid. Su-trTdfinv
inf. SiditraoQai, (fr. 'nrdiiai.)
Aidnvya, -uv, rd, (fr. Siitn'/yvvfti
to fix between) intcrcolu initia-
tions ; the spaces between pillari
or smallpillars set m these spaces.
Aiamiyvvut or Aiairrjyvvfii, i. -£u>,
(fr. Sid intens. and r/jyuvfii to
fix) to fasten together, make up,
construct, put together, par. 1 a.
mid. SiaTtn^dfievos.
Aidn-ncpoj. -ii, -ov, (fr. same, and
rrtKpbi bitter) very bitter, spite-
ful or malicious.
Atairlnru), f. -ntaovuat, (fr. same,
and ninni) to fall) to perish ut-
terly; to decay, wear away, 00
lost ; to dissolve, waste, fall away
2 a. ind. act. Siiittaov.
AtanioTtvu), f. -£u(ru»,(fr. same, and
■mcTcvui to trust) to trust, credit,
believe ; to confide, intrust.
Atariariu) -u>, f. -<y<;u», (fr. same,
and amariu) to disbelieve, th.
-rreiOw to persuade) to disbelieve
totally, distrust, mistrust ; to
despair.
AidnXafffta, -aToj, to, (fr.next) an
anointing; an ointment; a /o-
mentation, poultice ; a bathing,
steeping. Also, AianXaofibs, -ou,
b, a making, formation.
Auiir\<ieeii> or -ttw, f. -ao"M,(fr. Sia
intens. and irA«o-<ru> to feign) to
form, shape, mould, fashion ; to
make, frame ; to anoint, spread
upon.
AianXarvvw, f. -Cv<S, fr. same, and
nXdrvvu), which see.
AiairXiKij), f. -(w, p. ~xai (fr* same,
and trXiKiji to fold) to interweave,
tie or twine together ; to entwint,
infold.
Aian\i£aura, JE,o\. for SiasXi^aoa,
fern. 1 a. par. act. of latt.
AiairXcvaas, -atra, -av, pi. -aavrts,
par. 1 a. act. of
AtanXiui, f. -tvau), p. SiaitiirXcxxa,
(fr. Sid through, and irXiut to
sail) to sail through or over ; to
pass or spend life.
AtanXy/Kri^u) or -Qo/iat, f. -(opai,
(fr. Sid intens. and irXnKri^ofiat
to come to blows) to contend,
dispute ; to fight ; to fight it out;
to strike as a signal.
AiairXu>u),{.-u)(ru),I>oel. for SianXiiu. >
Aiawviu) -w, and Poet. Aiairvdui,
(fr. Sid through, and wvkf to
blow) to blow violently over,
through or upon ; to blow away,
scatter ; to breathe through or
upon ; to refresh, revive ; to re-
spire, draw breath ; to vanish
into air.
AiarroiKiXoi, -ov, b, >), (fr. same,
and TTouciXos variegated) in or
of various colours, in a party
coloured dress.
AIA
AcarroX ,uiia -ui, f. -rjau), (fr. <5«a ln-
tens. and noXeueu to war) to 6e
a* u;:zr u«j7i / to vanquish, subdue.
AiaTro\iTcvop.at, f. -evaofiat, (fr.
same, and iroXtTevu) to manage
the state) to engage in public
affairs ; to manage, guide, in-
fluence, direct.
AiairouTrevu, f. -cvau), (fr. same,
and noutevw to send) to continue
in a procession ; to proceed, go
on in state ; to escort, attend.
AtaTTOviu) -w, f. -r/trtii or -fau), and
Aiairoviop.at -ovpiai, f. -rjaouat or
-ioouai, (fr. same, and Ttavitjt to
toil, th. 7rdvof labour) to labour
or tail through ; to Jinish, accom-
plish ; to till, cultivate ; to train,
exercise or practice by labour;
to labour, work hard ; to grieve,
despond, be wearied out. \ a.
pass. ind. Surrovrjdrjv.
AtairovnOeis, par. 1 a. pass. — Ata-
Trovovucvoi, par. pres. cont. pass,
of last.
Aiairovrtas, -ov, b, >), (fr. Std be-
yond, and irovrof the sea) travel-
ling beyond sea, a voyage?; trans-
marine ; marine, maritime.
AiairopzvtaQat, inf. -producvos, -n,
-ov, par. pres. pass, of Stairo-
pcvouat.
Ata~6pcvpa, -tiros, to, (fr. next) a
passage, going or crossing over,
transit ; a road, way, pass.
Atavopzvouai, f. 'evaop.ai, p. Sta-
irciropiviiai, (fr. Sta through, and
iropevui to pass) to go or pass by,
over cr through; to travel aver
or through, perambulate ; to de-
part, set out, go on a journey or
voyage, impf. Sttnopevdpvv. 1 a.
pass. Steiroptvdnv.
Aiairopiut -w, t. ->}au}, p. o"ia7r£7rQp>;-
*a, (fr. Std through, and a-zopiui
to doubt) to find no passage, be
perplexed ; to hesitate, doubt ; to
ask, seekx inquire.
Atcnrdpnaif, -tog, Att. -tun, f), (fr.
last) hesitation, doubt; puzzle,
loss, conjecture; difficulty, per-
plexity.
AtairapOiui -<2, f. -tjaw, fr. Sta in-
tens. and iropdiu, which see.
Aia~opdfjiiv(i), f. -evffot, (fr. Std
through, and iropQ^cvut to ferry)
to ferry, carry, convey over.
Aia-xo7Ti\\di, f. -£Au>, (fr. same,
and airoariXXm to send away) to
send off by different ways, des-
patch in all directions.
Atarra^wi'fui -ui, f. -rjtru), (fr. Std
intens. avb from, and 0u>v/w to
speak) to dissent, disagree, differ.
Aia-rrpayaarcvonai, f. -gvaa<iai, (fr.
6iX intens. and Trpayp.aTcvouai
to trade) to traffic, negotiate,
pursue any business, gain by
trade. ] a. mid. SiCTTpayiiareuad-
unv.
AiairpuQhiv, Ion. for ciasodQttv, 2
a. inf. act. — AtarpdQopcv, 1 pi.
2 a. ind. act. of Sinripdu>.
&iairpaZdi.i.zvos, par. 1 a. mid. of
StaTTpissu).
A(aTfhio-«s, -jo?, Att. -fwj, ^, (fr.
uatt) a telling, vi'e, -z~i--ti >.i.
T
AIA
Atairpdacm, Att. -rrw, (fr. Std in-
tens. and npdaaut to do) to
do completely, perform, finish,
complete ; to execute, accom-
plish, effect, obtain ; to despatch,
kill.
Atairpdu> -w, by Sync, for Sia~tpdui,
C Siairpr'icrui, and Poet, Stairpijaau).
Aunrpc-rreia, -as, fj, (fr. next) excel-
lence ; magnificence, grandeur,
ornament, decoration.
Annrpc-j))s, -ios -ons, b, ft, (fr. next)
choice, excellent, superior, illus-
trious, distinguished.
Aiairpiirij), f. -i^ui, (fr. Sid intens.
and npfxo) to become) to excel,
surpass, exceed ; to be dislin-
guishedt
Aiairpcir&s, (fr. Statrpe-fis excel-
lent) gracefully, becomingly; ex-
tremely, excellently, grandly.
Aiaitpfi^aaBai, Ion. for Siavpd^aa-
dai, 1 a. int. mid. of Siairpdotrw.
A i air pfi a a u>, also Ion. for Siairpdacu).
Aiairp/i<T<ru), same as Staircpdw.
Aiairpfiaoutv, -ovcra, -ov, par. If. —
Aiairprjaaovci, 3 pi. ofSiairptiatrio,
Poet, for Siairprjciji, 1 f. act. of
Siairpdu), by Sync, for Stairtpdtii.
Or it is 3 pi. pres. ind. of
last.
AianpijffTevu), to make a discovery,
give information, inform against,
accuse.
Atairpiu, f. -iVw, p. Stairiirptica, (fr.
Sid through, and itpiu to saw)
to saw through, divide with a
saw; to cut to the heart. Aia-
irpiouai, to grind or gnash the
teeth, impf. Suirpiduvv. 1 a. pass.
SuirpicrdTjv.
Aianpb, (fr. Std through, and npb
forth) through and through,
quite through ; deeply, inwardly ;
totally, wholly, entirely, altoge-
ther.
Aiairpvffiov, (neut. of next) audibly,
clearly, loudly.
Aiairpvotos, -ov, b, fi, or -ios, -a,
-ov, (fr. SiaiTopevux to pass
through) penetrable, permeable,
pervious to sound; penetrating,
clear, loud.
Aiairraiu), f. -aiaia, (fr. Sid intens.
and iTTaiia to stumble) to stam-
mer, stutter, hesitate.
Aia-rrdadai, 2 a. inf. mid. of Sia-
wiro^at or Sia-nirajiai.
Aidvriaua, -aro<^ rb, (fr. Siairfarii)
to decay) a slip, fall; a defeat,
failure; an error, mistake.
Aid-rruxrii, ~ia$, Att. -£«>j, >% (fr.
same) downfall, ruin ; defeat of
expectation, disappnintme-.d, mis-
fortune, calamity ; loss of life,
'death.
AtaTiwddvo-iun, (fr. Sid intens. and
mvddvajiit to inquire) to know
well, be veil acquainted with ;
to comprehend, understand ; to
examine, search into ; to ask strirt-
ly, inquire, demand. 2 a. inf.
miJ. Sia-rrv&icOai.
AidvvTTos,-ov.,b,?}, (fr. last) heard,
understood ', known.
Aiooiarcudi, f. -ei-trw, (fr. <5<<« among,
and apirros the b-jst) 'o be among
(1 15i
AIA
the bravest, be foremost ; dispute
the prize, fight valiantly.
AiapKiui -d), f. -f<ru>, p. -iKa, (fr. Sii
intens. and apxiu to suffice) to
have enough ; to be sufficient for
or capable of, be able; to last,
endure, hold out.
AiapKfjs, 2 sin. pres. sub. cont. of
last.
Aiapxiis, -hs -ovs, b, f), (fr. same )
able, sufficient, competent, capa-
ble ; lasting, enduring ; constant,
persevering.
AiapKuis, (fr. last) sufficiently , ful-
kf-i f*rmhji strongly, sup. Siup-
Kfarara, mosi sufficiently.
Aiappio^u), f. -au), (fr. Sid from, and
ap/idfa to fit) to disjoi.it, dis-
unite, dispart, take asunder; to
separate, seatter, disperse. Also,
(fr. Sid intens. ) to compose, tune;
arrange, adjust.
Aiapirayfi, -rjs, >i, (&• &« intens.
and dpirayri robbery) rapine, rob-
bery, pillage, plunder, waste.
Aiapird^it), f. -daoi, p. SirjpiraKa, (fr.
same, and uprrd^u) to rob) to
spoil, despoil, ransack, pillage,
plunder ; to ravage, waste ; to
shatter, break in pieces, tear asun-
der. 1 a. inf. act. Stapirdaat.
Aiappayetriv, -vs, -n, 2 a. opt. pass,
of Siap'pfiyvvui.
Aiappaivu, (fr. Sid intens. and
paivu) to bedew) to sprinkle plen-
tifully, shed. Aiappaivouai, to
flow out, spread into streams.
Aiappaihx, f. -a«<rui, (fr. same, and
paiw to spoil) to destroy, over-
throw, ravage, waste ; to shatter,
break in pieces.
Atapptu) -w, f. -fvcrw, (fr. same, and
piw to flow) to leak, run out ; to
overflow, overrun, run off; to
flow or run away, vanish.
Aiappriyvvpa, Aiapprjyvvio, or Aiap-
pf/aaw^ f. »fw, p. Siippr)Xa^ Ur»
same, and ptjyvvpi, &c. to break)
to, split-, cleave, break or burst
asunder; to break through; to
rend, tear. 1 a. act. ind. oo/p-
PV&. impf. pass. Sttp^vyviftriv,
-V(TO, -VT9.
Aiappn^as, n. pi. -pt'^avrts, par. 1
a. act. — Aiap'prjcautv, par. pres.
act. of last.
Aiappixro), f. -\pu>, (fr. same, and
piim* to throw) to fling or cast
dovm, throw away ; to scatter,
dissipate, disperse.
Atdppota, -as, jy, (fr. Stappto) to
leak) a flowing, running, dis-
charge ;flux, looseness, diarrhoea.
AtappvOfiim -u>, f. -f/cu), (fr. Std
with, and pvdpbs haimony) to
put together, frame, fix ; to make,
form; to arrange, settle, regu-
late, order, digest.
Ainppi'ti), f. -v(tu), (fr. Std through,
and pvit> to flow) same as Siap-
piw.
Aiapo-is, -tos, Att. -ews, n, (fr. Stat-
Oj) to raise up) a raising on
high, elevation, exultation ; a re-
moval, taking away ; a cutting
off, extermination.
Aiaprdu) -w, f. -rjem, (fr. Sid intens
Olid aprdu) to hang up) to raise
or lift up, remove, take away ; to
hang up, suspeml ; to keep in
tuspense ; to sever, divid. , sepa-
rate, draw asunder ; to break
off, interrupt, cut short; to de-
ceive, delude ; to reconcile, con-
ciliate.
Aiaprifa, f. -y<rw, (fr. same, and
aprifa to fit) to reform, renew,
repair, make better ; to make,
mould, form ; to finish, execute,
perform.
Aiaoj\ii>ui, f. -ruffw, (fr. same, and
traXrvio to agitate) to shake vio-
lently ; to roil, toss, tumble ; to
wive, agitate.
Aiaoaipiw ii, f. -t}c(o, p. faaatad-
<pi}Ka, (fr. same, and oatyhi
plain) to warn ; to signify, in-
timate, express ; to declare open-
ly, pu'ilmh, divulge. I a. act.
iuad'pnou.
Aiaad(f>ticns, -io(, Alt. -C(o(, h, (fr.
last) a translation, explanation ;
a declaration, publication ; a dis-
closure, discovery, revelation.
Aiaadu), f. -«'ffu», p. SiaafaciKa, (fr,
Sui intens. and otio> to shake) to
shake, a^it itc, make tremble;
to insult, injure, treat violently ;
to extort, wrest, wring from ; to
move, wag.
Ataatvm, (fr. same, and ocvu> to
drive) see Atacvui.
Aiaarjuulvu, f. -aid), (fr. same, and
arjunlvid to signify) to point out;
to show by signs, express by sign
or motion.
Aidonuof, -ov, i, $, (fr. same, and
or]a* a m:irk) remarkable, noted ;
celebrated, famous, illustrious.
Atdirta, -uv, ri:, (fr. Aidj g. of Za>?,
Jupiter) the festival of Jupiter.
Aiaaiydaouai, Dor. for diaoiyi'iao-
uiii, 1 f. mid. of Siaaiydu -£>, fr.
6iu intens. and aiydm to be si-
lent, which see.
AiavKe6dvvoui, AtaoKtSdu -<L, or
Aiaaicco'd^u), f. -u<tw, (fr. same,
and aiccSdvvvui, &c to scatter)
to disperse, rout, break up ; to
dissipate, frustrate ; to efface,
obliterate.
AiaaKc6aou6$, -ov, b, (fr. last) a
dispersion, breaking up, scatter-
ing.
AtacKfirrouat, f. -xpouai, (fr. same,
and oKivTouai to look about) to
consider, think of, deliberate.
AiaoKtvdfa,f. -ao-w, (fr. same, and
CKtvd^u) to prepare) to prepare,
provide, furnish, equip, make
ready. AiacKtvdtynai, to get
eady, prepare or.e's self, pack
up, prepare for a march or jour-
ney.
AiavKcvr), -rjs, f), (fr. Inst) prepara-
tion, provision ; furniture, har-
ness, armour, accoutrements ;
equipage.
AtdoKtrpis, -iof, Att. -eu)f, },, (fr.
Siit intens. and o-k/^-'J consider-
ation) consultation, deliberation,
debate, discussion.
AtatrKnvliTTij}, same as Siaoicop-xifa.
AiaaKiSvacri, 3pl. pres. ind. of
AIA
AiavKl8vr)ui,(. -ijolo, p. oitffKlivtiKa,
(fr. 6td intens. and oKiivnut to
scatter) to disperse, disorder,
drive away ; to dissolve, discuss,
dissipate ; to spread abroad, pub-
lish.
AiaoKiprdti) -w, f. -tjout, (fr. same,
and oKiprdu) to skip) to leap
about, J'risk, start ; to spring
out ; to exult, bound, rejoice ; to
excite, move.
AtafficopKifa, f. -ftrw, p. 6itoic6piri-
ku, (fr. same, and aKopvifa to
scatter) to scatter abroad, strew,
spread ; to disperse, waste, dissi-
pate ; to rout, defeat, per. pass.
6tLCK6pniouai, 1 a. pass. fnioKon-
■KicCjfv. 1 f. pass. 6iaoKupiric&>)-
OOUM.
AtaoKwKTu), f. -^w, (fr. same, and
OKumru) to taunt) to scqff, mock;
to jest, joke.
Aiaaua, -dro<;, ri, (fr. itd^ouai to
warp yum ) the uioaf or warp ;
a web or piece .
Aiaaudui -<2>, (fr. eta intens. and
fffidu) to wipe) to rub in ; to wipe
clean, cleanse thoroughly, pres.
int. cont. iiaauai1.
Ataairapivrti, n. pi. 2 a. par. pass.
Aiaoir<ipr)vai, 2 a. inf. pass, of
Ciaoirtipu.
AtaoKuodij, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass, of
Aidairatrif, -«of, Att. -tus, r), Aid-
aruafia, -aros, r6, and Aiaonae-
ui$, -ov, b, (fr. next) a pulling,
tearing or rending in pieces ; dis-
sipation, scattering, waste; in-
ttrruptmn, avocation.
Amairdu), f. -Sou, p. iiionaica, (fr.
6iu intens. and oitdw to draw)
to pull or draw asunder, tear or
rend in pieces ; to separate, di
vide, break off; to take away
forcibly ; to loose, undo, dissolve
break up. Ataondouat -Quai, to
be distracted, perplexed. 1 a.
act. tiifo-rraaa. per. pass, ind
6i(airaouaf inf. cieoirdodai. i a
pass. ind. 6iecirdaBr)v' sub. Zia-
ottaoQu), -pi, -7;.
Aiaoirctpu), f. -apio, p. ZiiciraOKa,
(fr. did through, and oircipu to
sow) to scatter or strew like seed ;
to disseminate, spread abroad,
publish ; to scatter, disperse. 1 a.
act. ftttcircipa. 2 a. act. 6i4mcd-
pov. 2 f. act. tuacirapG). 2 a. pass,
ind. iuvirh'pTjv' par. Staanapris.
per. mid. Ziicnopa.
Aiao-iropd, -aj, //, (fr. last) disper-
sion ; a scattering, dissipation ;
the thing scattered.
AiaoraXi'iiTovrai, 3 pi. 2 f. pass, of
$iaoTJ\\u>.
AtdarraXcris, -io{, Att. -cwj, f/, (fr.
ciasrt'XXb) to charge) distinctness,
clearness ; a clear sound ; ex-
planation, enlargement, expan-
sion ; superiority, excellence ; a
covenant, contract, treaty, recon-
ciliation.
AiaoTdc, -daa, -dv, g. fern. -<srd-
orjs, par. 2 a. act. of Zuarri/ja.
Aidaracig, -ws, Att. -rtof, r), (fr.
AIA
space betuieen ; a difference, di»-
agreement, dispute.
AtdaraXov, 1 a. impr. act. of 8ia-
ariXXut.
AiuoTt/^w, f. -£w, p. Siiarct^a, (fr.
6tu from, and artiyu to go) to de-
part, go away.
AiaariXXw, f. -tXd, p. StloraXica,
(fr. did intens. and oriXXu to
send) to charge, order, command ;
to intrust, send on business ; to
enjoin, warn, proclaim ; to ex-
pand, dilate, enlurge ; to sepa-
rate, divide ; to distinguish,
mark, define. 2 a. act. iiipra-
Xov. iiupf. pass. duoTiXX6ur)i>. 1
a. mid. 6itaTtt\dui)v. per. mid.
XtiaroXn.
Aidorripa, -arof, rb, (fr. ZuoTrjui
(>> separate) uUirvat, space be-
ta i i n, distance ; intervention, in-
tt rference.
Aiaarrjplfa, f. -Yaw, p. Sitari'ipiKa,
(fr. oil) intens. and <rr>/f>(£u> to
fix) to prop, support ; to sustain,
maintain, uphold; to establish,
confirm.
AtaarTjaai, 1 a. inf. act. — Aiaarr)-
oaf, n. pi. -ari'iuavrti, par. 1 a.
act. — Aiaorr)rrjv, Ion. for dicc-
rfirnv, 3 du. 2 a. ind. act. of
iuorrjut.
AiaoToil3d$u>, (fr. iid intens. and
oroi(id$u) to stuff) to cram close,
ram, cement ; to crowd, throng.
AiaaroXr), -r)s, h, (fr. itaoriXXiD to
divide) a distinction, diversity,
difference ; dilation, extension,
expansion ; a dividing, separa-
tion.
Aiaorparoirtirvu), f. -cvaia, (fr. cid.
about, and arparoirtiivm to en-
camp) to besiege closely, bdea-
guir, encompass, environ.
AtaorpdnTd), f. -v^(i),(fr.$jttthrough,
and acrpdirru) to flash) to light-
en or flash through.
Aiaarpiipu), f. -\pu), p. iuoipr.ipa,
(fr.<5td about, and orpiipw to turn)
to turn upside down, overturn ;
to turn out of the way, mislead ;
to go out of the way or off the
road ; to bait or lodge ; to turn
to a bad use, pervert ; to distort,
set awry, wrest. 1 a. act. ind.
lniarpc\pa' inf. Siaarpiipai. per.
pass. ind. biiorpuupai' par. Steo-
rpap/ifvos. per. mid. Siicrpoipa.
AiaorpicpiAjv, -ovaa, -ov, neut. pi.
-<povra, par. pres. act. — Ataa-
rpixpat, 1 a. inf. act. of last.
Aiaorpoipr), -Jjs, »;, (fr. 6iaCTp{<pu> to
pervert) corruption, perversion
or turning to worse ; a wresting
or straining, distortion ; per
verseness.
Aidorpo&os, -ov, b, §, (fr. same)
distorted, strained ; perverted ;
perverse, infatuated ; averse, un-
willing.
Aiacrpuivvvfii or-vtiJ(D, f. -arpuiffO),
(fr. 6td throughout, and aroiiw-
vvpi to s-trew) to spread, strew,
cover, lay ; to order, get ready,
prepare ; to make a bed, set
scats.
fiitornui to separate) distance, Aiaavpiyy.ls, -ov, b, (fr. next) ahis-
A1A
mng, contemptuous rejection, his-
sing off the stage.
Aia<rvp<£u, f. -ifa (fr. Sid intens.
and cvplfa to hiss) to hiss off,
hoot, reject disgracefully, ex-
plode.
Aiaavpud;, -ov, b, (fr. next) distor-
tion ; detraction, disparagement,
injurious comparison ; slander ;
diaxyrmus, a rhetorical figure.
Aiaavp<o, f. -pw, p. Staaiavpica, (fr.
Sid intens. and avpm to draw)
to pull or draw asunder, tear,
lacerate ; to take from, lessen,
abate; to detract, disparage, ca-
lumniate, per. pass. Siaaiavp-
uai.
A'durvu), (fr. Sid through, and <rvu>
for c£i3u> to drive) to go, pass or
rush through ; to penetrate ; to
pierce, transfix, per. pass. Sia-
ciovuai, and by Metath. Siiacrv-
uai.
AiaaQayri, -rjs, >/, (fr. same, and
ff(pd^u> to cut the throat) a gash,
cut, wound; a gap, breach.
Aido-<pa%, -dyos, %, (fr. same, and
<r<pd$u) to divide) distance, space,
interval ; a turning or division
of a road ; an opening, gap ;
a canal, trench.
Aiao~%i$u>, f. -To-w, p. Sih^iKa,
and tSuc-^im, (fr. same, and
ffX'£w to split) to cleave, rive,
split asunder, rend » i pieces ; to
separate, break off; to cut up or
open.
AitNT^oAfw, -5, f. jyffw, (fr. same,
and aaxoXiu to be busy) tojix
or appoint for business, engage,
occupy ; to exercise, pursue ; to
be very busy, fully employed.
Ataor^ibi', par. 2 a. act. of Sii-^ia.
AtacuJpO), f. -ffu), p. SiaiTicruyKa, (fr.
Sid intens. and cib^a) to save) to
keep, preserve ; to defend, save,
protect ; to carry, convey, convoy
safely ; to deliver, rescue, re-
lieve; to heal, cure. Aiajufyuai,
to deliver one's self, escape.
Aiacrwdd;, -ilea, -ev, n. pi. mas.
-divrts, neut. -devm, 1 a. par.
pass. — Aia<r<o&qvat, 1 a. inf.
pass. — Ataowai, 1 a. inf. act.
— Aina'oTW, -7f, -rj, 3 pi. -o-cjfft,
I a. sub. act. of last.
Aiaawatia. -as, -e, 1 a. opt. JEo\.
of ct'iau)^u).
Aiariyd;, par. 2 a. pass. — Aiara-
tduevog, par. 1 a. mi;!. — Ai-ira-
fyycii, 1 f. mid. — Aiardffcuv,
par. pres. act -,- Aiora^Sevro,
neut. pi. par. 1 a. pass. — Anrc-
■nrypko;, par. per. pass. — \la-
Tt-r.i-^ivai, per. inf. act. of Sta-
TC7C-J}.
Aiarayh, -r)?, ',, (fr. Siarlac^ to
order) a disposition, 'I
method, toaij, practice ; an nrU-
nance, appointment, institution ;
rank, state, condition,
Sidrayna. dro;, r», (fr. same) an
order, injunction; a decree, sen.
terice ; a comman/1, cdmrnan.'!-
ment.
Aiding;, -l0;, Art. -fCof, »'/. (fr.
sonic) a difpos'Ji'm, constitution,
AIA
institution; an appointment, or-
dinance ; a command, decree.
Aiarapdaaut, or -ttu, f. -£o>, p. Sia-
rtTdpaya, (fr. Sid intens. and
rapdo-o-o) to disturb) to disorder,
confuse, alarm, confound; to
embroil, distract, perplex ; to ir-
ritate, vex, provoke. 1 a. act.
Surdpa^a. per. pass. Siarcrd-
payuai. 1 a. pass. Sisrapd^dnv.
Aidraais, -10$, Att. -eu>j, rj, (fr.
Siartivui to stretch) extension ;
a straining or stretching ; an
effort, exertion.
Aiardoau) or -rrw, f. -fw, p. Siari-
ra-^a, (fr. Sid intens. and rdaau)
to array) to set in order, dis-
pose, regulate / to array, draw
up, marshal; to command,
charge, enjoin ; to ordain, ap-
point; to proclaim, decree, de-
termine. 1 a. act. SiiTafa. 2 a.
act. Siirayof. per. pass. ind.
Starirayuai' par. oiartrayuivos
1 a. pass-, ind. Sitrd^dnv. par.
Siara^Bzi;, hi neut. pi. Siara%-
Qivta, 2 a. pass. ind. Sitrdynv
par. Siarayti;. 1 f. mid. Siard^o-
uai. 1 a. mid. Sicra^durjv. per
mid. Siariraya.
AiaTu%eu)v, — Aia-d%ovs, — Aia-
ra^f'ws, and Aui7-a^o)j,(fr.same,
and rd%os speed) very speedily,
quickly ; suddenly, hastily.
AiarzdeTtv, by Sync, for Sianddn-
cav, 3 pi. 1 a. opt. pass. — Aiarc-
dTjvai, 1 a. inf. pass. ofSiaridnui.
AiaredpyWrjuivos, par. per. pass.
of SiadpvWio).
AiartQpvuixivios, (fr. SiartQpvuue-
vo;, par. per. pass, of SiaOpv-nru}
to break) affectedly, delicately,
effeminately.
Aiareivas, par. 1 a. act. of
Aiardvu), f. -£vt5, (fr. Sid intens.
and Ttivu> to stretch) to extend,
stretch out ; to lengthen, enlarge ;
to stretch or reach to. Aiareivo-
uai, to strive, exert ; to increase,
maintain, support. 1 a. ind. act.
Sirtiva.
AiaTzSiirt, 2 pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. of
AiarcKiu) -w, f. -tiau), p. SiarerfKn-
na, (fr. same, and reXiu) to finish)
to finish, perfect, complete, end ;
to persist, persevere ; to remain,
continue, endure ; to pass, lead,
spend ; to arrive at, reach.
bia.T(\ris, -to;, -ov;, b, /;, (fr. same,
and riXo; the end) ending, finish-
ing, effectual, operative ; con-
stant, unremitting, persevering.
Aiarfrov;, (fr. last) to the end,
without ceasing, continually, con-
stantly.
Aiarsuvj), f. -reuia, (fr. Sid through,
and riftvu to cut) to cut through,
penetrate ; cut asunder, separate,
divide.
AiaTzraptvos, par. per. pass, of
StUTCllU).
Ainrtr.uuv(as (fr. last) earnestly,
eagerly, ardently.
AiarEra^ivat, per. inf. act. of Sin-
rdcau) .
AiaTSTipiyOii, per. inf. pnss. ofi
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ATA
SiaTivdcou, (fr. Sid intens. and
TivdaaiD, which see.
Aiarerpuivu), (fr. same, and nrpal'
vw, same as rirpdu), which see)
pres. inf. SiuTtrpnivtiv. 1 f. 2
sin. Starcrpaviti;, Ion. for Siars-
rpavtls.
Aiarnpiw -w, f. ->/<rw, p. Siartrr-pr;-
Ka, (fr. same, and rnpiw to keep)
to pi eserve carefully, keep safely ;
to watch, observe, mind, regard.
impf. Siiri'iptov -ovv.
Aiarnprto-is, -io;, Att. -twj, >/, (fr.
last) preservation, protection.
Atari, (fr. Sid for, and ri what?)
for what ? why ? wherefore ?
Aiariflnui, f. Siadt;o-u), p. SiariOeiKa,
(fr. did throughout, and ridnui
to put) to set in order, arrange ;
to dispose, affect, incline, induce ;
to institute, appoint, ordain ; to
make, render ; to treat, manage.
AiariOiuai, to frame, enact; to
dispose of, sell ; to bequeath, de-
vise ; to appease, pacify, calm,
reconcile ; to feel, be affected ; to
covenant, bargain, agree. 1 a. ind.
act. Siidriica. 2 a. act. Siidnv. 1 f.
mid. SmQi'iffouat. 2 a. mid. Sudi-
ut}v. For other parts see ridnui.
Aiarp'/yia or Aiaruij(7cu),f. -£w, (fr.
same, and runaau) to cut) to cut
through, cut up, cut open, dis-
sect; to divide, separate, sever.
2 a. act. Siirudyov. 2 f. act.
Siaruayd. 2 a. pass. Sieruayrjv.
Aiarouf), -rjs, fj, (fr. Sid through,
and riuvu) to cut) a cutting
through or asunder, cutting.
Ay-rovinv, -ov, to, (fr. Siareivoi to
stretch out) a stretcher, clasp,
hook, Ipop, button.
A^aro^eiia, f. -ev<m,(fr.Sid through,
and Toi-evit) to shoot with a bow,
th. roi-ov a bow) to shoot at,
pierce with arrows; to excel at
the bow.
Aiaropevuara, -u>v, rd, (fr. next)
turned works ; engraving ; em-
bossment, relief, raised work.
Ataropevu), f. -tvo-u), (fr. Std intens.
and Toptvu) to engrave) to turn
in a lathe, work as a turner ; to
emboss, chase, adorn in relief.
Aiaropfu) -w, f. -//cw, (fr. Sid.
through, and ropea to pierce) to
bore, perforate, pierce ; to pass
through.
Aidropo;, -ov, b, r), (fr. last) pierc-
ing, penetrating; loud, shrill;
bored, perforated. Subs, a pas-
sage, crossing over, ferry.
AiarpiiTb), f. -»/'w, (fr. Sid from,
and rpi-rru) to turn) to wrest, dis-
tort ; to pervert, subvert, con-
found ; to turn from, drive away,
keep off, hinder, deter, discou-
rage, dissuade ; to shame from or
out of, terrify, frighten from;
to reject, cast off.
Airxrpi(p(j), f. -ip", p. Startrptq>n, (fr.
Sid intens. and rp(6w to rear) to
nourish, feed, cherish, rear; to
maintain, support, keep, protect.
Aiarpr^w, f. -9pe£u), (fr. Sid
through, and rpi^b) to run) to
run through or over ; to run up
AIA
and down, mn different ways ;
to elapst, ;• ■».<• iwuy.
A«arpipu?y, \i. In. of
AIA
to eat) to eat up, devour ; to
gnaw, consume, wear away, cor-
rode, pres. act. sub. 6ta<payu>,
Aiarpidi), -i, ; ,, (fr. next) a delay, -»<;, -»,• par. 6ia<pdyuv
stop, pause, rest; a staying, a- Aia<palvu>, f. a»w, (fr. same, and
biding, duelling, living at or
with ; familiarity, intimacy, in-
tercourse ; custom, hubit} man-
ner, fashion, course of life ; em-
ployment, business, occupation ;
disputation ; a conference, con-
sultation.
Aiarpipuj, f. -^u, p. c*iarirpi<pa, (fr.
6tu through, and TpijSm to spend
time) to remain, stuy ; to abide,
dwell, live at ; to converse, be ac-
quainted ; to lead, pass or spend
life or time ; to weur out, waste,
consume, bruise, crush ; to de-
lay, prolong, defer, procrastinate.
impf. and 2 a. iitrptdov. 1 a. act.
iiirpixpa. pres. par. act. 6iarpl-
Butv, in a. pi. ciuTpl(iovTas. par.
pres. pass. Starpttfoutvos.
Aidrpi^a, fr. 6iu intens. and rpi'^d,
which sec.
Aiarpixpat, -naa, -av, par. 1 a. act.
of t]inrpi[iu).
Atarpo<f»), -lis, f), (fr. 6iarpi<>>u> to
nourish) food, nourishment, ali-
ment; support, maintenance.
Aiarpvtbiif, par. 2 a. pass, of Sia-
OpinrTU).
Aiarrdu) -u>, to sift thoroughly.
Aidrrm, (fr. ha intens. and drrut
to spring) to shoot, dart or spring
forth ; to flash, gleam.
Aiarvrrou -w, f. -wffw, (fr. tin in-
tens. and Tvndu) to stamp) to
form, shape, fashion ; to contrive,
design ; to describe, represent,
delineate ; to conform, make or
become like.
Atarvirwcif, -ioy, Att. -tu>y, *, (fr.
las*) a draught, representation,
description, delineation ; a sketch,
outline.
Aiavaivu), (fr. <3<d intens. and
avaivu to dry) to dry thoroughly,
parch, scorch. 1 a. inf. pass.
OtavavOrjvai.
Aiavydut -fa>, and Atavyd^u, f.
-dam, p. 6tnvyTjKa} (fr. same,
and avydfa to shine) to shine
through or out, beam forth ; to
irradiate, enlighten. 1 a. act.
ind. iirjvyaca' sub. Siavydou,
mVS -V'
Aiavyeia, -ay, >), (fr. next) clear-
ness, transparency.
Aiavyt)s, -toy, -oCy, 6, fj, (fr.
biavydw to shine through) clear,
limpid, pellucid.
Aiav,\ocp<5/x»7y, -cos -ovy,and Aiav\o-
6p6ftoi, -ov,b, (fr. ci'uuXoy a dou-
ble heat, and Spdjxos a course) one
who runs or drives to the end of
the course and back again. Aiav-
XoSpoudv, g. pi. Dor. for -yoyv.
AtavXoi, -ov, b, (fr. Sid through,
and av\f) an enclosure) a race
down the course and back again,
a double heat ; the measure or
length of it, i. e. two stadia; a
fondness for coming and going,
irresolution ; a course, succession.
A»o0ayo), (fr. Sid intens. and^cyu
<paivu> to appear) to make appear
expose to night, show, discover,
betray. Atatyaivouai, to appear,
come into view, display itself ; to
shine or appear through ; to be-
come conspicuous. per. mid.
6iaitf<pava.
Aiatyavtia, and Aia<pavia, -ay, >/,
(fr. last) brightness, splendour ;
clearness, transparency.
Aia<p5vr)s, -toy -oif, b, »/, (fr. same)
clear, transparent, pellucid, dia-
phanous.
Aiu^aveKu, and Aia<pm'u), f. -<7fa>,
p. -Ka, (fr. <5i« intens. and <pdu>
to shine) to shine forth, dawn,
lighten.
Siatpioe*, (impers. fr. Siaffpu to
dihYr) there is a deference, it
differs, it is of consequence, it
imports, sigviji's.
Aiarpipci^ 3 S'Ji — Aiatpipcre, 2 pi.
pres. ind art. — Aia<ptp6utvo{,
-rj, -ov, par. pres. pass, of same.
Aia<pipovra, -wv, ru, (ncut. pi. par.
pres. of same) the better part ;
differing, surpassing ; superior,
■ (lent, best.
&ia<pip6vrui, (fr. last) m a superior
manner, excellently ; extremely
choicely, rtrrely.
Atadrpu, f. otolou), 1 a. hifjvtyKaw
(fr. <?id beyond, and <f>ipu> to
carry) to carry messages, till ; to
carry through or abroad, puhlish
tliroughout ; to spend, pass, live ;
to draw or pull asunder ; to dis-
tract, perplex; to differ, vary
from, degenerate, fail; excel,
surpass; to dussmt, disagree,
dispute ; to weigh, consider,
ponder, revolve ; to promote,
conduce, contribute to ; to bear,
endure, sustain ; to carry off or
away ; to finish, make an end of .
Aia<pipouai, to be driven about,
tost up and down, carried hither
and thither ; to be famed, re-
ported, celebrated, heard of round
about ; to be involved or impli-
cated in altercation. 1 a. act.
ind. iif'iveyKa' inf. hieviyicai, and
Poet. iuveiKai. 2 a. act. ind.
Stt'ivcyKOv' sub. <5(£Vf'y*ra>. per.
mid. htrivo^a, Att. Stnvrjvo^a.
Aiacpevyu), f. -fa), (fr. bid through,
and tytvyu to flee) to flee or fly,
clear off, escape ; to evade, shun,
avoid. 2 a. act. ind. 6ii<pvyov'
opt. biaepvyoiui, -ots, -oi. 1 f.
mid. b~ia<ptv%ouai. per. mid. Sia-
Tri<pivya, for hairityvya.
Ata<i>evKTiKus, -rj, -bv, (fr. last) apt
to escape, slippery, hard to hold
or keep.
Ata<pf]ueo) -w, f. ->/<ru>, p. liairHpi';-
ur,Ka, (fr. same, and ipfjun fame)
to propagate a report, noise
abroad, report.
Aia(t>riui£w, f. -iau), p. 6iairc<pr'i^iica,
(fr. same) to publish, report,
divulge, spread abroad.
H4S>
AIA
Aia<p$Spu, -fls,-p, 2 a. sub. pa*»
— AiiHpdtipct, 3 sin. pres. iml.
act. — AuupOtiptaKov. -ty, -t,
Ion. for hi&Qupov, impf. of
Ai<nbQtipu, f. cta<pl)ipu), p. cticjQao-
Ku, (fr. <Vi in t * nsj ana ^Otipu> to
spoil) to spoil utterly, corn
stroy ; to despoil, uyuU. n
to depri
to kill, slay. AiaipQtipuf.ai, to be
corrupted, r.'iaty, pt i iih, 1 ■'. U I.
ind. c'liipdtipa' inf. iiajQtlMmi,
2 a. act. 6ii<pddpor. S !.
flapw. p» r. pass. ind. tti<pdap-
fim' par. 6te<pdapuiros. 2 a. pan,
luCQdpnv. per. mid. hifQopa.
AiatyQopd, -ay, JL (fr. last) corruj>-
tion, di*»".lution, death ; ilie
< 'nurhing, t
seduction, depraving, bril ing ;
bane, mischief ; destruction, rum,
drcny.
AtafOopci'i, -ioc, Att. -rwy, b, (fr.
tame) cer. de-
bauch) r, mUuadtr. vtrvcrUtr; a
di stroy i r. i h sjioilt r.
AiatpBopiw -ui, Ion. for CtaCQiiow.
. inf. iiadOopitiv.
Atafoptti) -<v, f. -i,ow, (fr. <*c] m-
ind 6o(iiui to tirrify) to
frighten nry much, affright,
scare, drue away through tir-
rcr.
Aia<p6(lnua, -a'-oy, rb, (fr. last)
far, terror, dri id, fright; a
terror, cause of i.
Aia<f>oirdii> -u>, f. -r'.cu), (fr. hid
through, and epondu to come
and go) to wander about, ram-
ble, rove ; to travel through.
Aiaepopa, -uy, fj, (fr. lia<pipu> to dif-
fer) a difference, variation, din
similitude ; a disagree mm t, cjuur
ri I ; excellence, superiority.
Aiaepopiu) -w, f. ->'cn), (fr. Sti in-
tens. and <f,opiw to carry) same
as iiafyipw, also to tear asunder ;
to shatter, scatter, dissipate; to
plunder, ravage. 1 a. inf. act.
Siaeboprioai. par. pres. pass. conl.
Siaipopovutvos.
Aia<p6pnua, -droc. rb, (fr. last) a
spoil, plunder, booty.
Ata<p6pTj(Tii, -ioi, Att. -fwy, ^,
(fr. same) difference, variation;
plunder, booty.
AiaebopriTiKbs, -ft, -bv, (fr. same)
dissipating, scattering, dispers-
ing, that tends to break up, dis-
cuss or dissolve.
AidQopov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next) a
price, reward, premium ; money.
Atdcpopos, -ov, b, 7% (fr. tiacpipu) to
differ) diverse, different, varying,
unlike, dissimilar; various, sun-
dry; eliffering, dissenting, dis-
agreeing; surpassing, exctlling,
superior, excellent, comp. Siaebo-
pwrj-poy.
Aiaepopwi, (fr. last) differently, di-
versely, variously; excellently ,
completely.
Aiadpayr), -rjs, fj, (fr. dtaeppdacw
to stop up) a breach, gap; a
rupture; a cut, gash, wound.
Aidcppayua, -aros, rb, (fr. same) a
distance, space, interval ; a svpa-
AIA
AIB
ration, partition; the diaphragm;} pour out; to diffuse, spread
the breast, lungs. abroad ; to dissipate, efface
\ta<ppd£u>, i'. -ffu», p. -Xai (^r* ^"* Aiaxpao^ai -Ctjiai, f. -^crofiat, p.
intens. and fpdZp to speak) to
discourse on, treat of, explain;
to reason, argue.
\ia6pdocw or -rrw, f. -£w, p. -^a,
(fr. 6ia between, and <ppdao~w to
fence) to hem in, enclose, fence
about; to stop, block up, barri-
cade ; to dam, Jill up.
Aia<j>vd;f -dSos, and Aiaipvri, -?/?,
{i, (fr. same, and <j>i>u) to grow)
the space between the limbs or
joints; a cleft, slit, chink, crack,
fissure ; a seam, joint.
Aia<pvyoi^i, -oig, -01, opt. of Siitfiv-
yov, 2 a. act. of Sia<pevyu).
AiaipvXd^ai, 1 a. inf. act. of
AiaipvXdaau) or -mo, f. -a£o>, (fr.
cid intens. and <pv\dacu) to
guard) to preserve carefully,
keep safely ; to protect, defend,
-take charge of.
Aia<pvu>, f. -vaii), (fr. Sid intens.
and a<pvui to pour) to empty
quite, drain ; to tear, cut or gash
through.
Ata<pi>b) or Aia^u/u, (fr. Sid be-
tween, and <pvd) or <f>vyu to grow)
to lie or be between; to inter-
vene, occur, happen; to grow or
arise among or out of, accrue
from.
Aiaipuviw -3, f. ->y(rw, (fr. Sid
through, and 0wvfu> to speak) to
differ, disagree, dissent ; to dis-
cord, jar ; to be silent ; to faint,
fail, perish, die.
&ia<pu)GKu, (fr. same, and <pu>oKw
to shine) to break forth with light,
dawn, shine forth.
A«a</>(i>ri£w, f. Taw, (fr. same, and
0um'£a) to enlighten) to shine
upon, enlighten clearly, illumi-
nate ; to show, discover, bring to
light.
Aia^aAuw, same as ^cAaw.
Ata%iai, 1 a. inf. act. of Stasia.
Atax"P'£u>, f. -taw, p. Siaxe^dpiKa,
(fr. ota intens. and %£tp^w to
handle) to take in hand, have
upon hands; to manage, con-
duct, direct, rule, regulate. Aia-
Xtipiaoyiai, to lay hands upon, do
violence to, kill, slay, despatch.
1 a. act. Sic^Etpiaa. 1 a. mid.
ind. Sie^tipiadpjv. inf. Su^ci-
piffdudai.
Aia^eipdofiai -ovpai, (fr. same,
and ^wpdw to subdue, th. %eip
the hand) same as last ; also to
conquer, subdue, vanquish.
Atav£(poroe£w -w, (fr. Sid intens.
and %£iporoviu> to stretch forth
the hand) to vote or elect by show
cf hands; to give sentence or
judgment ; to enact, pass an act
or decree.
AiaxupoTovia, -as, 17, (fr. last) a
vote, suffrage ; a voting or elec-
tion by show of hands ; a divi-
sion on a debate ; determination,
sentence, judgment; an enact-
ment, decree.
Aia%i<j>, f. -iaii) and evens, (fr. Sid
througl
SiuKi^prjayiai, (fr. Sid intens.
and xpdopai to use) to make use
of, take the benefit of, live accord-
ing to, comply with ; to despatch,
kill, slay; lay violent hands
upon. pres. inf. cont. Sia^pda-
6ai. 1 f. mid. SiaXPfaopai, in 3
sin. Siaxprjctrai, Dor. Staxpn-
atirai.
Aia^pdu) -w, or Atd%pr}(JLi, (fr.
same, and vpaw to lend) to
X?'
apply to ; to manage, conduct ;
to explain, state clearly, pres. inf.
cont. Siaxpijiv, also Siaxprjvai.
Aia%prjcr6ai, Dor. for Siaxpdadai,
pres. inf. of Siaxpaopai.
Aid%pvcos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. Sid
through, and xpvebs gold) gold-
en; gilt, covered, adorned with
or dressed in gold.
Atd%vcis, -10$, Att. -£ws, ^, (fr.
Siayeo) to pour out) a spilling,
shedding; diffusion, spreading
abroad; relaxation, amusement,
sport.
Ata^iJw f. -uaw, same as <5(a^/w.
Ata^wp/w -w. f. -*/aw, (fr. Sid
through, and %wpf'w to go) to go
over, travel through; to pass
through or away, escape; to
discharge, evacuate; to expand,
overspread, pervade.
Ata^wpt^w, f. -taw, p. SiaKex&piica,
(fr. Sid intens. and ;^wp<£w to
divide) to sever, sejjarate, part;
to disjoin, disunite. Ata^wpt^o-
pai, to depart, go away. 1 a.
act. Si£X<*>pi<ici. pres. inf. pass.
Siax^pi^eo-Qai. 1 a. impr. pass.
Sta^iopiadnri.
Aid^wcrii, -ioj, Att. -£0>s, fi, (fr. Sid
intens. and %6ia to heap up) an
embanking or confining of water ;
an embankment, mound, dam.
Aid^/a\yLa, -uro$, to, (fr. same,
and t|/oXX<i> to sing) a variation
of the melody in singing or mu-
sic ; a mark of a louder strain
or of a chorus ; a new part or
division; a pause, stop, rest,
AiaiptvSw, f. -£taw, p. Sifx^ev
(fr. same, and ^cvSw to feign) to
deceive, beguile, cheat. Aiaxptv-
Souai, to lie; to be disappointed,
miss, fail; to mistake.
Aia\pTj<pi^o[iai, f. -ioouat, (fr. same,
and l^nQifa to calculate) to bal-
lot ; to vote or elect with pebbles
or 'leans; to collect the votes,
give judgment, make a decree,
enact.
Aiaxpt'/ipiais, -iog, Att. -£ws, >/, (fr.
last) a balloting or voting ; an
election.
Ata\pi9voi£to, f. -taw, (fr. Sid
through, and dtdvpifa to whis-
per) to en' Am '^e by whispers
or insinw .ions, sta ier privately,
backbite, malign.
Aim|i'Y«, f. -£w, p. Sifipvxn, (fr-
Sid intens. and i|/i^u to cool) to
air, dry ; to clean ; to rest, re-
fresh, cool.
and £f'u) to pcur) to' At';3.-0os, -<*•, 0, h-> (fr. <5<s twice,
(143)
A1A
and /So'tttw to dye) twice dyed,
double-dyed.
Affiaipos, -ov,f), (fr. same) a scar-
let robe.
Ai-yappa, (fr. SU twice, and T)
digamma, an ^Eolic letter, like
anF.
Aiy\vvos, -ov, b,fi, (fr. same, and
yXtjvv the pupil of the eye) hav-
ing two pupils. AiyXrjvovs wirai,
both eyes.
AiyXwoaos, -ov, 6, 1/, (fr. same,
and y\S>aaa the tongue) double-
tongued, knowing two languages.
AlSayfia, -drag, to, (fr. SiSdoxw to
teach) an example; a proof ; a
lesson, warning.
AiSaKTiKbs, -/}, -dv, (fr. same)
teachable, docile, tractable ; di-
dactic, fit or useful for teaching
or learning ; docile.
AtSaKrbs, -ri, -bv, (fr. same) taught,
learned; that may be taught.
AlSaKrpov, -ov, to, (fr. same^ en-
trance-money paid to a teacher;
a fee, salary for tuition.
AiSd^ai, 1 a. inf. act. — AiSafr,
Ion. for tSiSait, 3 sin. 1 a. ind.
act. — AiSd£u), -ps, -j], 3 pi. -(oat,
1 a. sub. act. — AiSd^u, -tis, -«»
1 f. act. — AiSat-ov, 1 a. impr.
act. of SiSdcKu.
AiSai-is, -tos, Att. -£wj, f], (fr. Si-
SdffKO) to teach) doctrine; in-
struction, teaching ; learning,
erudition ; tradition.
AiSacic for SiSaoKe, pres. impr. of
same.
AiSauKdXcia, -u>v, rd, (fr. same)
lessons, things taught ; instruc-
tion, tuition ; entrance fee, sa-
lary.
AiSaaKaXelov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
school.
AiSaaicaXia, -as, fj, (fr. same) teach-
ing, instruction, education.
AiSdoKaXos, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
master, teacher, preceptor, tutor.
AtSdcKEis, -£«, 2 and 3 sin. pres.
ind. act. — A(odoK£iv, pres. inf.
act. — AiSaoKf/jiev, Ion. and At-
SacrKifjievai, Dor. for SiSdoKtiVy
pres. inf. — A^aa«v, Dor. for
StSdffKov, pres. impr. pass. —
AiSdcK-n, 3 sin. pres. sub. act.
Of SlSdlTKO).
AiSaoKtii) -St, f. -rjau>, 1 a. inf. Si-
SaoK?}crai, Att. for
AiSdffKU), f. -£w, p. SzSlSax&i (per"
haps fr. Si an intens. redupl.
and SdoKu or oaiw to share ) to
teach, instruct, inform; to im-
press, inculcate ; to show, tell,
make known. AiSdoKOjiai, to be
taught, learn, acquire, receive in-
struction, impf. £o"t<WKoi>. 1 a.
act. ind. eSiSal-a' impr. Sica^ov
sub. SiSd^u)' inf. StSd£at. per.
pass. StliSayfiai. 1 a. pass.
tSiSdx^nv, in 2 pi. eSiSdx^nre.
AtSdffKWV, -OVC/t, -OV, g. -OVTOS, d.
-ovri, n. pi. -ovres, par. pres.
act. of last.
Aioa^rj, ->";?, >}, (fr. same) doctrine;
teaching, instruction.
AiSaxQfc, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. pass, of
same.
AlA
At&claoi, Poet, for SitfaiTt or St-
itiai, 3 pi. jjres, ind. of
AtStipi, same as bit*, to bind. —
Attn, Ion. and Poet, for iMSi),
3 sin. im[)f. ind.
Ai'6 ifjrv, AiAdaoi, Att. and Ion.
for iikopiv, 1 pi. and iidovoi, 3
pi. prcs. ind. of o7ow/j(.
&tiot, 3 sin. — Aitoloda, JEo\. for
o"<cW?, 2 sin. pres. of Mow.
Allot is also Dor. for Slow, pres.
impr. act. cont. of MM.
A<cd/i£voj, -i7, -ov, par. prcs. pass.
— A(<5d/i£v, Ion. for ii^ai, prcs.
inf. act. of SHu/it.
A«o"o>u>, 3 sin. and Altorc, 2 pi.
prcs. impr. of Hfnayn.
Alb-iv, Ion. for tSilov, 3 sin. impf.
of o«5ow. Or, for HSoao, pres.
impr. pass, of 6l6u)fti.
Ailotv, pres. inf. cont. of 6i$6b> —
Ac<5oDvu/, Poet. for&iiSvai, prcs.
inf. act Ativrmi, :i sin. prcs.
ind. pass. — Alnore, 2 pi. ind. or
impr. act. — Attuis,-ou(ra,-dr, g.
-dvros, d. -dire, a. -dira, n. pi.
-o»/r£f, par. pres. act. — Aiiuot,
3 sin. and Aiiovot, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. of HOB.
- i, f. -iut j. same as UStaui.
AiopaV* p. MAmjco, (fr.
(3/),iu> to Sea) t" fee or ./?//, TMH
away. '< shun, amid.
2 a. act. ind. (tp'iv, -m, -n, and
. -as, -a* opt. tsahfPf and
-»;• inf. ('oiii -ill' par.
Sotis- all Dor. fr.
Aiipd^fttj, -j?5, //,
and tynxjiti a drachm) or
Albpa^ov, -ov, to, (neut. of next)
viz. vdyaafxa, a didrachmon or
double drachm, equal to two Ro-
man denarii, or about fifteen
pence English.
AtSpaxpos, -ou, 6, ^, (fr. <5<$ twice,
and &paxj*?l a drachm) ioori/i or
e</unl to two drachms.
Aifivfidvwp, -opos, b, t), (fr. SiSvftos
twin, and avfip a man) of two
Virn.
AiifaifiaTdKOs, -ov, fj, (fr. 8i8vfios\
twin, and m-ru) 'o bear) fteor-[
ins: twijis, having two at a.
birth.
Aibviiaiov, -ovos, b, fit (fr* Mu/jos
tmn) twin-brothers ; two/old.
double.
AiSvfiiovoa, -ns, f), 'fr. iidvpos
twin) a twin-sister.
Aiiv/ios, -ov, b, i), pi. -fioi, oS, and
-fia, ru, (fr. ft? twice, and hvo
two) double, twofold, by twos,
in pairs ; having or being in
two parts. Subs, a twin, twins ;
a pair, fellows ; the testicles.
Aibv/id^poos -ovs, -6ov -ov, b, >/, (fr.
last, and %p6a colour) twin-
coloured, of two colours, parti-
coloured, pyed.
At<3u>, -:J5j, -<p, pres. sub. — AlSiadi,
JEoV. for" SiSodi pres. impr. of
AiSiOftt, f. 5c5(tw, p. 5t8u)Ka, (fr. Soia
obs. to give) to give, grant, be-
stow ; to present, offer ; to con-
cede, yield ; to permit, intrust,
give up, deliver into or over ; to
propose, offer, promise; to en-
ATE
join, appoint, constitute, ordain f
to put, place, lay ; to attribute,
asnribe ; to inflict, lay upon ; to
pay, pay for, suffer, impf. tci-
Siav, also tii&oov -ovv, (fr. <5«oow.)
1 a. act. ind. /<3w*a- but in sub.
Suxru). pper. titluiKuv, and &i&u>-
kuv. 2 a. act. ind. iiutv impr.
ids, in 2 pi. Sort' opt. Soirjv and
Att. fti'onv sub. fd, -iyj, -C)' inf.
lovvaf par. 8ov$. per. pass. c7(5o-
mmt. 1 a. pass. ind. tbddrjv opt.
Sodtinv sub. boOCb' inf. SoOtjvai'
par. ioSttf. I f pass. ioBfjaofiai.
Aloft*, Dor. for ^t«3oi-«', Ion. for
oicWai, pres. inf. act. of last.
Afc, Ion. tor *r%£, 3 sin. impf. of
8!u). Or, 2 a. of btlu, for Mow.
Aii)}ciivoi\,-ts,-r, impf. — Ai/ .'?f;«riiv,
S [>I. 2 a. ind. act. of fitu
Aitfitpafffi, 1 a. ind. act. of Jia/ii-
/?a'£w.
A«r/iA//0»7v, -»?j, -I/, 1 a. ind. pass.
of iiafid^Xu.
Atcyyvdiii -u>, f. -»;ffw, (fr. Std ii-
b ns. and tyyvrfw. to plcdi;<) /"
redeem, release, replevy n pledge ;
to jtled^e, pawn, morts'i'je. Atcy-
II -<r)/i u, io promise, en-
gage, undtrtuke, take upon; to
bind one's self, give security or
ML
Atryeipm, f. -row, p. StrjytpKa, (fr.
, and tytipu) to rouse) <o
raise, exritr ; to enrour*.
h>rt, provoke ; to stir up, rouse,
to rail from sleep, awaken.
Any clnn ft ni, to be raised, rise,
in-ill. I a. act. bu'iyiipn. impf.
pass, iinytipopnv. 1 a. pass,
ind. fitnyipQnv.
AuyepOcii, -tlaa, -tv, par. 1 a.
pass, of last.
Atiyepaii, -ioj, Att. -twj, fi, (fr.
same) excitement, encourage-
ment, exhortation, cheering; a-
wakening.
AiiyvmKa, per. ind. act. — Aiiyviov,
2 a. ind. of SiaytvuxTKit).
Auyviinio-av, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
Ctayvuiol?ti).
Any'ryyv^ov, 3 pi. impf. act. of
Siayoyyv^ii).
AuSdo-oaro, Poet, for 8it8d<Taro,
3 sin. — AieSdao-ao, Ion. and
Poet, for <5[£<5a<Tu>, 2 sin. 1 a.
mid. of StaSd^ofiai.
Aufcl-e, and — Aiiic^av, Ion. for
iillei^c, 3 sin. ana cii8ci!-av, 3 pi.
1 a. ind. act. of SiaoitKvvfit.
Ailirtv, (fr. o~iinui to pass through)
to the end, totally, entirely, tho-
roughly.
Aic?i&6pvv, -8o<ro, Soto, impf. pass,
of 8ta6i8w[ii.
AiiSol-a, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
diaSoKtu).
AiiSpav, -as, -a, Dor. for SiiSpnv,
2 a. act. of btifr~-u
AtiSioica, -as, i * a. xl. act. of
StaSiSoi/jii.
Aii^oxra, -as,-c,act. — Ait^uadiinv,
-w,-aro, mid. 1 a. ind. — Ait-
^uxTfjiivos, par. per. pass, of 6ia-
^lliVVVfll.
AitQtfirjv, -ao, -to, 2 a. mid. — Aii-
QtjKa, 1 a. act. of biaridnfii*
(150)
AIE
Ac>(, 3 sin. impf. of rW«, snmr; aj
diirf/n. — Or, prcs. impr. of
UttMt. — Or, 3 sin. pres. ind.
of (Vd), for Acifu).
Aitteifc, -(os -ovs, Att. *4ttf, b, ft,
(fr. (5ia through, and tltw I
rnnsjtirwms, rleur ; plain, muni-
fist, ei ilcrtt.
Atiitu), and Atatiiw, (fr. same) to
see through, disovrr plainly,
discern, ilixtinguish ; to
stand fully. Aitlboaai, I
■ rar up, explain ; to make
manifest, show.
AitiAo*, -£$, -r, 2 a. ind. act. of
<5lUI0fu>.
AitiX/;/</jfv»j, Att. for SiaXtXTtrtpi-
vos, par. per. pass, and
ikid^rit^a, Att. for iiaXtXnipa, per.
ind. act. of <5iaXa^/3Jvw.
Aici/ii, (fr. 6id through, and clftt
to go) ro go thrmigh or overt
pass through ; to run through,
penetrate, pierce ; to treat, dit~
course of, harangue, make a
speech; to go over, repeat, re-
late, tell.
,!i'ci^<, (fr. 8id among, and et^ to
be) to h.' at, with, or among ; to be
always, continue, abide, endure.
Aulpeo, Ion. for Stdpov, prcs. impr.
of
Auioo/jai, (fr. 8id intens. and dpu
to say) to inquire, ask, demand}
to examine, search, scrutinize.
A«£K/3rfAXu>,f. -mA5, p. ti unfit tunica,
(fr. same, and tKJidWu to throw
out) to turn out from among,
expel, drive ou! ; to fling, thrnto
out ; to carry, Uad, conduct over
or away.
Au«cj3oX^, -17?, h> (fr- last) a pat-
sage, defile, narrow pass ; a patt-
ing over or through ; a breaking
forth, irruption, invasion ;
eruption, bursting out ; end,is
event.
Aukcito, impf. of iiaKtipai.
AuKKvrrw, (fr. <5td through,
CKKV17TU tO look OUt) tO look
through ; to see through,discover,
perceive.
AitK6n>n>, 2 a. ind. pass, of Ita-
Ktrrrii).
A<£*rX/w, f. -vio-ti), (fr. 8id through,
and iKTrX/o) to sail out of) to
sail by; to sail through, break
the enemy's line ; to finish 0
voyage, arrive, land.
At«ffXooj -ovs, -6ov -ou,b, {fr. last)
a passage, crossing over ; a brpAch
through the enemy's line ; a voy-
age ; the end of a voyage, arri-
val; an escape.
AitKir\(l)w, f. -lOffw, (fr. lid through,
and £»crXww) same as tizKirXiu.
AiUpidcv, forfiuKpidnrmv, 3 pi. 1 a.
ind. pass, of SiaKpivu).
AiiKpoos -ovs, -o*3t» -ov, b, ("'r. Sti
through, and export a stream) a
pipe, spout, channel ; o discJtxrge,
overflow or stream of water.
AukuXvov, -ts, -e, impf. of cWw-
Xt)w.
Au'Aaflov, -ts, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of
SiaXavddvo).
AuXaXtiro, 3 sin. cont. impf. pass.
AIE
— AitXdXouv, impf. ind. act.
cont. of iJiaXaXf'w.
AieXavvii), f. -Xdou>, p. SirjXaica, (fr.
Sid through, and cXavvw tu drive)
to run armed, invade ; to drive
or ride through, penetrate ; to
run tfirough, pierce.
AiiXt.y6p.Tiv, -ov, -(to, impf. ind.
mio. of SiaXtyw.
AuXiyxu, f. -(to, p. Si/j\eyxa, (fr.
<5«d intens. and tXtyx^ t0 prove)
*n refute totally, convince per-
fectly ; to disprove, show to be
wrong ; to reprove, blame, cen-
sure ; to accuse, charge ; to
prove against, convict, expe.se.
AuXiyxopai, to plead, per. pass,
ind. Su'/Xtyfiar par. SinXcypipos-
Auktiv, inf.— AuX<iv,par. 2 a. act.
— AiiXio, -tu, -n, 2 a. sub. act.
of Siaipew.
Ate\tv8u),{\'r. Std through, andtXtv-
6w obs. to come) see Sdpxofiai.
AieXtvcoftai, in 1 pi. AuXtvcopida,
1 f. mid. of same.
AaA/x^i "^fit -6n,in 3 pi. AuXix-
Oveav, 1 a. ind. pass, of SiaXiyw.
AitXi'iXvQa, per. mid. — AuXr]Xvdd>Si
-via, -of, a. AuXnXvdora, par.
per. mid. of iitpxouai.
AuXOth; 2 a. inf. act. — AiiXOw,
-th, -ji, 2 a. sub. act. of same.
AiiXixov, -a, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of
SiaXciTd).
AieX/cu, f. -A(w, (fr. Sid through,
and cXkco to draw) to draw, pull
or tear asunder ; to rend, sepa-
rate, part, divide.
Au\oyi$cro, 3 sin. — AuXoyifycde,
•tyvro, 2 and 3 pi. impf. pass,
of SiaXoyifyuai.
AicXoiSopovvTo, 3 pi. impf. ind. of
StuXoiSopew.
AiiXovro, Ion. for SuiXovro, 3 pi. 2
a. mid. of Siatptu.
AuXvdvffav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass, of
iiaXvai.
AiiXu, (fr. cia intens. and iXu, obs.
to take) see Siaiptu).
Aicuoprvpdpnv, -to, -aro, 1 pi. -pa-
llida, 1 a. ind. mid. — Aupaprv-
pcro, 3 sin. impf. pass, of Sia-
uaprvpofiai.
Attfjiax6fir;v, -ov, -tro, impf. ind.
mid. of biayidxr'tiat'
AictifidXXu), f. -5Xu>, (fr. Sid in-
tens. ev in, and /3dXXwto throw)
to cast, lay, throw in or upon ; to
instd, inspire, impress, inculcate ;
to set on, suborn.
Atif/Evov, -n, -£, impf. act. of Sia-
Ateftipifyv, -ff, -e, impf. act. —
AufitpioQrjv, -17?, -n, 1 a. md.
pass, of Siautpifa.
AieiirrifiTrXdUjAiEfjirifiirXnut or Ait p-
irnrXdw -u>, f. -irXj/trw, (fr. <3<d in-
tens. rv in, and Ti^TrXdcu, &c.
to till) to fill up ; to stuff, cram.
AttfivoXdti) -to, (fr. cid intens. and
tuToXdio to trade, th. truiXfu) to
6ell) to sell, dispose of; to trade,
traffic. 3 sin. pres. ind.^u/iroXa.
Ateiiyicas, par. la. — Atcvtyicwv,
'par. 2 a. act. of Staepipu.
AteviyKw, (fr. cVi through, and
eviyxu obs.) see Siatpipu).
AIE
Aievi y<u>, -i?$, -n, 1 or 2 a. sub.
act. of last, see same.
Auvtlicai, Poet, for Suviyicai, 1 a.
inf. act. of same.
AtcmiLvTo, Ion. for 6uvcv6t]vto, 3
pi. pper. pass, of Siavoiopai.
Aitrfjvoxa, Att. for Sirjvoxa, per.
mid. of ciacjipoj.
AuviavTifa, f. -7<7w,(fr. Std through,
and eiiavrbs a year) to last the
year, continue for a year ; to be,
work, do, &c. the year round.
Auvuf,6i]v, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass,
of Siavoiopai.
Ait^dyu), f. -(to, p. -£n, (fr. Sid
intens. e( from, and dyu> to
lead) to lead, carry, bring or
convey away through ; to pass
out through ; to transact, ma-
nage, conduct ; to conclude,
finish, settle, make up a suit.
Au^aywyri, -rjs, r), (fr. last) a car-
Ty*ngt taking, conducting ; a
transaction, business, affair ; an
adjustment, composition, settle-
ment ; issue, event.
Atet-atcaw, f. -(w, (fr. Std intens.
£( from, and aiaau to rush) to
rush out or pass through violent-
ly ; to break out, burst forth. 1
a. ind. act. Su^rji^a, and Dor.
<5<£(di(a,-a?, -£.
Atifaui, (fr. Sid through, £( from,
and elui to go) to pass, go
through or over ; to relate, recite,
repeat, harangue ; to ponder,
weigh, consider, revolve. 3 sin.
pres. ind. Sii^eici.
AiefcXdu) -a>, f. -acto, Poet. i'orSu-
(t^n'i'to. pres. inf. cont. StefcXifv.
Au^iXevcofiai, 1 f. mid. in pi. Aie^e-
Xevodfiida — Att^eXfiXvda, -aj,-£,
per. mid. — AieltXQiiv, 2 a. inf.
act. of Sa^ipxouat.
Aie^iXicco), f. -(w, p. SuJ-dXiKa, (fr.
Sid intens. £(from, and iXiaaio to
roll up) to unfold, unfurl, ex-
pand ; to unravel, disentangle.
Att^ipxouai, f. -eXtiaouai, (fr.
same, and ipxouai to come) to
come or go out through, arrive ; to
pass by or through; to go through,
undergo, endure; to depart, go
away ; to go over, relate, tell,
recite, repeat ; to look over, read
slightly. 3 pi. pres. ind. mid.
Sui-ipxovTai. par. pres. mid. <?(£-
(fp^O/i£l'0f.
Ate(iffi£vai, Dor. for
Aul-ifvat, pres. inf. of Siil-eiui or
Su(ir)fjii.
AtffySos, -ov, f), (fr. Std through, £(
from, and btds a road) a cross
way, thoroughfare ; an outlet,
issue, course, passage ; a going
out, departure, digression ; the
course of the. sun, a day.
Au-ipaaa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
Siairtpdu).
Aiixtoov, -is, -£, 2 a. ind. act. pf
Siairi-KTw.
Au-f<ppaSt, Poet, for Su<ppaSe, 3
sin. 2 a. act. of Statipdfa.
AtiKOvri, Dor. for Siiirovai, 3 pi.
pres. ind. of Suvw.
Airttoptvzro, 3 sin. impf. pass, of
Staitopciouai.
(151)
AIE
Auitpayuarcvaaro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind.
mid. of Siairpuynarivouai.
AiiirpaQov, -£?, -£, in 1 pi. Aunpd-
dofttv, 2 a. act. ind. of SianipOu).
Aii-prjcaov, -tj, -£, impf. of Sia-
irpi,aau), Ion. for Siaxpaootj). Or,
same of Siairpi'iocw for Siairepdw
Airxpiovro, 3 pi. impf. pass, of
0(«7rp('to.
Aiiirui, (fr. Sid intens. and titia to
follow) to follow up, pursue ; to
work, act, do, be tviploytd ; to
rule, govern, command, direct ;
to manage, conduct, guide, lake
care of, look or see to ; to crder,
rigulAe, lay out, dispense, deal
out ; to administer, attend to holy
things, sacrijict.
AupydQuai, f. -aco/jiat, (fr. same.
and ipyd^ofiai to work) to work
through, despatch; to finish, put
an end to ; to kill.
Aiepedifa, f. -taii), fr. same, and
fp£0('£w to provoke, which see, or
rather cpi6u>.
Aiepi6tofia,-aT0i, rb, (fr. last) an
incitement, provocative ; provo-
cation.
AapdSu), f. -daw, (fr. Sid intens.
and ipdSu) to support) tofaslent
fix in or upon. AupdSo^ai, to
lean or rest upon ; to support,
contend for.
Aupfocu) or -ttii), f. -(to, (fr. Sid
through, and zpeaou) to row) to
row through, cross, pass or ferry
over. 1 a. act. ind. Strjpc^a, and
Sn'ipeaa.
Aitptvvdu) -to, f. -T)cu>, p. Sinpevvn-
K<i, (fr. Sid intens. and £p£vidto to
trace) to seek, search out, in-
quire; to trace, pursue, investi-
gate, par. pres. cont. Suptwdv.
Aitpfiwvevrtjs, -ov, b, (fr. next) tin
interpreter, translator; an ex-
jduiner, expounder ; a soothsay-
er, diviner.
Atcpfinvtvii), f. -evc(t),p.Sinpufiv£VKat
(fr. Sid intens. and ipunvevw to
interpret) to interpret, translate,
decipher ; to explain, expound,
solve, impf. Suipufji/tvov, -ts, -c.
pres. impr. Sttpnt'ivive, -fVw.
Aitpbs, -d, -bv, (fr. Sid through,
and rpa the ground) moist, wet;
soft, yielding ; fertile, guicken-
ing, enlivening.
Airppnyvvfinv, -voo, -vro, impf.
pass. — Aif'pj»)Za, -as, -e, 1 a.
ind. act. of cioppi'iyvvfii.
Aiippii^a, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
Chip' lITTli).
AupXCTlU* ^ s'p- Pres- iRd- mid.
— Aif'pxtcQuh ini.and Aup^d/u-
vos, -n, -o»<, par. pres. mid. of
Adpyofiai, f. SttXtvaojji/ii, p. mid.
SuXnXvda, (fr. J-d through, and
ipX°n<*i to go) to go or pass
through or oiv>r, traverse ; to go
forth, proceed, advance ; to walk
about, survey ; to penetrate, enter
into- to run througli, pierce,
tranffix ; to go over, repeal, re-
late, tell ; to spread abroad, be
known.
Aiepurdio -ui, f. -tfcto, p. SinpwrnKa,
(fr. Sid intens. and £pwrdw to
»sk) to ask strictly, inquire, de-
mand of; to question, examine
interrogate ; to sift, sain, scruti-
nize. 1 a. act. ind. bir.piLrnoa'
par. bttputrijoas, n. pi. -njcavrcs
Auadipnoa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
btaoa<piu>.
Allots, -ios, Att. -tws, fa (fi"- bttnut
lo transmit) a division, part ;
lime or a note in music. Or, (fr.
£iij/i« to wet) a wetting, sprin-
kling, bathing.
Aitacibaca, -as, -c, or -tv, 1 a. ind.
act. of ctaoKitdu.
Aitandpiuoa, -as, -e, or -cv, act. —
AiiOKopttiotir,v, -in, -n, pass. 1 a.
ind. — Atianopnia^iivos, -n, -ov,
par. per. pass. biaaxopwi^ui.
Attordpa^a, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
of btaoirapdaeu, fr. bid liitens.
and oitapdacu), which see.
Aitonaprjv, in 3 pi. Auandprjoav, 2
a. ind. pass. — Aiionapov, 2 a.
ind. act. — An'oirupa, 1 a. ind.
act. of btaeirtipu).
AttaitdaQat, per. inf. and — Aitff-
jrdadnv, 1 a. ind. pass, of bta-
airdu).
Atfaavro, for bttoicvro, pper. pass,
of iiaai'u).
Aito-raXrjv, '" 3 pi. Aitard\naav, 2
a. ind. pass. — AttortiXdfiriv, -w,
-ary, in 1 pi. AicornXdutOa, 1 a.
Ind. mid. — AiiaraXov, -tf, -t, 2
a. ind. act. of biaariWu).
AlFCTuCuS -d>s,-avii -d»ff,i, -abs -wf,
by Cras. for bttcrnxdis, -via, -bs,
g. -cirof, &c. par. per. act. of
Ollvrjui.
AtioTii%ov, -cj, -e, 2 a. ind. act. of
biacrti^u.
Ation/v, -ns, -n, 2 a. ind. act. —
AtforrjKa, per. act. — Aiiornaa, 1
a. ind. act. of biicrnui.
Aito-rpauuivos, par. per. pass. «-
Atcorpdipiv, 2 a. ind. pass, of
&iaorp(<pu).
Auarpanfii vijs, (fr. last) perverse-
ly, erroneously ; crookedly, in a
crooked manner.
Aitordis, >ee bttora&s.
Ailo\ov, -a, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of
CUf^O).
Aitou>dnv, -ns, -n, in 3 pi. AitawQn-
aav, 1 a. ind. pass. — AtaeuOeinv,
opt. — Aiiamaa, 1 a. ind. act. of
cYiffu>£u>.
Ate'ra^a, -as, -t or -or, act. — Aitra-
(dfirjv, -w, -aro, mid. 1 a. ind. of
btardaou).
Aitrupax^nv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind.
pass, of biarapdoejii).
Aitreicunpdfinv, -w, -aro, in 3 pi.
burekufipavTo, 1 a. ind. mid. of
oiercKfiaipiit, fr. 6tu intens. and
riKuaipu), which see.
Aicriycov -ouv, -us -tis, -tt -et,
impf. act. of buireXiu).
Airrtrdxaro, Ion. for Sta rerayuivoi
iiaav, 3 pi. ppcr. pass, of Sia-
rdacu).
Aierfpsov -ovv, -us -ei{, -tt ~ci,
impf. of iiarripfw.
AttrnoU, -"ibos, i/, (fr. next) same
as jicr/a.
Attrr)?, -n>s -ovs, ?>, '/, (fr. bis twice,
and br»s a year) of two year\
AIZ
two years old, for two years, every
two years.
Atcri-i, -as, h, (fr. last) the space
of two years.
Atiruayiv, for bttTudyncar, 3 pi
of bttruayriv, 2 a. pass, of btar
ufiyn) or biarut)aau>.
Atirua^tv, Dor. for biirun^tv, 3
sin. 1 a. of same.
Autous, g. sin. cont. of itcn'is.
Aiirpttiov, -if, -t, or -cv, impf. —
Atirpiipa,-as, -t,\ and 3 pi. -aucv,
-av, 1 a. ind. art. of biarpiilw.
AitvKpiviu) -u>, f. -rjow, (fr. bid in-
and rvnpiv?is clear) lo clear,
justify ; to decide, determine.
See also bmxpivw.
AicvKplvtiais, -tos, Att. -rwj, f/, (fr.
lasl ) a sifting, separation ; exa-
mination, inquiry , trial ; a deci-
sion, determination, sentence
judgment.
Auv\a($iopai -ovfiai, (fr. ltd intens
and iv\a0fis wary) to fear, ap-
prehend, suspect, be cautious.
Aii<pavoa, -as, -c, 1 a. act. fr. Sia-
<pavoKW or -<paini).
Att<piptro, 3 sin. impf. pass. ofSta-
<pfpw.
Audn'ifitaav, 3 pi. act. AueprjulaBn,
3 sin. pass. 1 a. ind. of biaQr,-
frfjj*
Au<pQipnv, 2 a. pass. — AtftiOapKa,
per. let. — Aii<p9apuai,inu. Ai«p-
dopuivos, -n, -ov, par. per. pass.
— Aif<p8ttpa, 1 a. act. — Aiftp-
Qopa, per. mid of 6ia<p0iipu>.
Au^ciptadunv, -u, -aro, in 2 pi.
-oaaQt, 1 a. ind. mid. of J«ay«-
At exits, -t'os -ovs, b, !), (fr. ^i/yw
to separate) separated, divided,
parted, severed; alienated; un-
like, different.
Auxpnadunv, -u, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of itaypdnuai.
Au\u, f- 6i('£u>, or Staox_i'io(i>, p.
ciia-^nKa, (fr. bid from, and i%u)
to have) /o depart, go away ; to
go or pass through, penetrate,
pierce ; lo be away, far offoT at
a distance. 2 a. ind. act. biia^ov.
Aii^tvefiai, -oai,-<rrai, per. pass,
of Smxpcvbu).
Atfu), (fr. bid through, and eu> for
"nut to send) same as bitnui.
Ai(co, Ion. for bityv or bifyco, pres.
impr. mid. — Ai&aOai, pres. inf.
mid. — Afyai, Poet, for itfyat,
which Ion. for bify, 2 sin. pres.
ind. mid. of
Aifyui, ind. mid. Al^euat, or Ann-
ual, I f. mid. btbi'i^ouai, (fr. ^i^a>
to seek) to ask for, seek, inquire ;
to look for, search ; to trace, pur.
sue. pres. ind. 1 pi. bi^jicOa.
par. pres. mid. bityuevos.
Ai^oos -ovs, -6ov -ov, b, ft, (fr. bis
twice, and $du> to live) of too
liven, with two means of thing.
amphihious ; double, two-fold.
Ai^ityos, -ov, and Ai'£t>£, -ijyos, h, »',
(fr. same, and $vyds a yoke)
yoked, harnessed or working in
pairs ; drann by two horses, tu:->
abreast ; double, twofold, tvnee
as much.
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Aifa, (perhaps fr. Ms twice) to
sttk, search, inquire.
A<S"W, Dor. lur ii^oov, neut. o*"
bii^oos.
Af^wos, -ov, and A/^wj, -w, 6, ^t
same as biCnos.
Aln, Ion. for din, fcm. of bios-
At>'/yttpa,-us, -i, in 3 pi. Aiiytipav
— A.vytipiro, 3 sin. imp . pas*.
— Av'.yepKa, per. act. Atfyipprnj
|'cr. pass. — Ainylpbnv, 1 a. pass.
of 6uyf('pui.
Aniyiofiai -ohfiat, f. -f,o-npat,
ynfat, (tr. did tlirmith, and
fiyiouui to lead) ro boo inn.u^h,
guide, cumluct ; to eltclun Jutiy,
rtrouut, reldle.
Airyr/ua, -aros, rb, and Ac',ynais,
-ios, Att. -ews, »,, (fr. lasl) a /;««-
fory, narrutur, station, account,
n. bti'iyrjoiv.
AtTjyi'iaaro, -aavro, 3 sin. and pi. 1
a. Hid . mid. — Airjyi'iaouai, -j),
-erni, 1 f. mid. — Aiyi'jowvrat, 3
pi. 1 a. sub. mid — Airjyov, pres.
mipr. mid. cont. — Ait/yit jteius,
par. pres. mid. cont. of bu/yio-
fiat.
Aij)iiv, -tiSy -tt, in 3 pi. Aif)iaav%
-ctonv, ppcr. Att. of bitiut.
Atnipiof or Ataiptos, -a, -ov, (fr. bii
through, and atip the air) in or
through the air, aerial, airy,
/iii,'/i ; .flying, swift.
AtnOfu), f. bindijau, or A(»/0w, f. bilj*
<ru), (fr. same, and >}0w to strain)
to strain through, sift, clear, pu-
rify, rack.
AtnKdvtov -ovv, -us -tis, -tt -tt, S
pi. -tov -ovv, impf. act. — Ainnd-
vnoa, -as, -t, 1 pi. -afitv, 1 a. ind.
act. of btaKoviti).
AtiKoviu), AtfjKovos, Ion. for btaico-
vim, btdicovos.
AinK6atoi,-at,-a, Ion. for<Wic;5ffioi.
Airfw, f. "sw» P- birjKa, (fr. itd
through, and rjKia to come) to
come or go through, penetrate;
to pervade, pass through. Ai»7*o
uat, to extend, reach to.
Au/Xdov, -ts, -t or -tv, 2 a. ind.
act. of biepxouat.
An';XXarrov, -£j, -t, impf. act. of
btaXXdrru or -ecu).
AirifidprnKa, -ns, -t, in 3 pi. -act,
pi?r. act. of btauaprdvw.
Alr,fu, f. -fitia, to moisten, wet,
sprinkle, bedew ; to sweat, per-
spire.
Ainpi, (fr. bid tlirou«,'h, and inui to
go) to go over, pass through.
Au'veyxa, -uj, -i, 1 a. act. — Atj-
veyKov, -cs, -t, 2 a. act. of bta*
(pepui.
Air/i'CKuoat, Poet, for btnvfKtai, d.
A. of binvocfis.
AtiiveKis, (neut. of nex*) continu-
ally, for a continuance.
Airjveicris, -ios -ovs, b, !j, (fr. Ceil
through, and vvckI-.s extensive)
continual, constant, perpetual ;
lasting, durable ; vonlinued, ex-
tended.
AinvtKws, and Ainvtieius, (n*. last)
perpetually, continually, constant-
ly ; withovt intermission.
AiTjicnost-ov, 6,jJ, (fr. bid through,
All
and dvepos the wind) exposed to \
the wind, airy, lofty; carried
away by the wind, lig fit ; Jickle,
vain; swift as the wind, quick,
nimble.
AtrivixOrjp, -ns, -y, 1 a. pass. Of
Airjvoiye or -ytv, 3 sin. impf. act.
— Au'/vtufa, -as, -e or -ev, act. —
AinvoixQrjv, -ns, -n, 3 pi. -Qnaav,
pass. 1 a. of Siavoiyio.
&(?,&, Ion. for Sitffa 3 sin. 1 a.
act. of Siaioco).
AlT^dOEOV -OVV, -E£f -as, -££ -ei,
impf. ind. — Ainnopnica, per. act.
— Airjiropa,per. mid. ofSia-rropiw.
Aii)oEca, 1 a. ind. act. irreg. of
Sitpioau).
Aifipnpai, -trai, -rai, per. pass. —
Airiprifxtvos, par. per. pass, of
Staipfu*.
Aiijpns, -eos -ovs, b, f;, (fr. Sis twice,
and cpiaob) to row) a ship with
two tiers of oars ; a biremis, Lat.
Ainpiirjvcvov, -es, -£, impf. ind. —
A typu {pi vKa, per. act. of SiEpun-
VEV10.
Aitipnaaa, 1 a. ind. act. of Siap-
AirjpxQrjv, -ns> -Vi 1 a. ind. pass,
of Suipyu, fr. Sid intens. and
tipyu), which see.
Atv p^d/inv, -ov, -tro, 3 pi. -^ovro,
impf. mid. of hiipyopai.
Aiijoav, and Sifi'icav, Poet, for Siei-
cav, 3 pi. 1 a. of Skif.ii.
Ainrai, 3 sin. sub. pres. mid. of
Siu>.
Aiyrara, 3 sin. cont. impf. ind.
mid — . Atfirrjara, for tSiairncra, 1
a. ind. act. of Stairdio.
Ai'ixm -w, (fr. Sid through, and
VX^ to sound) to resound, re-
echo, reverberate.
AiQd\aacos, -ov, b, /), (fr. Sis twice,
and $d\ao-cra the sea; between
two seas, washed on each side by
the sea, where two seas or cur-
rents meet.
AiBvpayftoiroiiij) -w, f. -rj<no, (fr. Si-
&vflai*$os dithyrambic, and iroiio>
to make) to compose dithyrambics
or odes in honour of Bacchus.
AidvpafuftoTroinTVicri, -rjs, hi viz.
Tf^v?7, (fr. last) the art ofovta-
lent for composing dithyrambics.
AiQvpafifioiroi'ia, -as, hi (fr» same)
the composition of dithyrambics ;
the dithyrambic style.
Aidvpajiffos, -ov, b, (fr. Sidvpos
twice 'opening, and Ejiflaivio to
enter) an epithet of Bacchus ; a
kind of verse used in his praise.
Ait, d. of Zeus.
Au£i, 3 sin. pres. or impf. ind. of
Si'iiio, same as
Aurtfjit, f. Sifjoio, p. SUiKa, (fr. Sid
through, and '/r?/^ to send) to
send .through or over, transmit,
transfer ; to stretch out, extend ;
to dismiss, send aw.ay ; to loirer,
let down. par. 2 a. act. Strfs.
par. per. pass. Sui/iivo;. For
tenses see 'Irj/u.
At'iKvco^iai -ovuat, f. -i^ofiai, p.
-iypat, (fr. same, and 'iKvhytai
to come) to come to, get through,
AIK
arrive at ; to go through, pierce,
penetrate; to go over, repeat, ex-
plain ; to extend, reach to, stretch
along. 2 a. mid. SiiKdurjv. par.
pres. mid. Sukve6uevos -ov/xevos.
Aiinertis, -ios -ovs, b, >/, (fr. Aids g.
of Zeis Jupiter, and jnnrw to
fall) fallen from Jupiter or the
sky ; deluged, flooded, overflow-
ed.
Aiitzrvfii, (fr. Sid through, and IV-
rnui to fly) to fly through, pierce,
penetrate.
Aiicravai, pres. inf. act. of Suo-ttj-
ui.
Aiiardvw, (fr. next) to break off,
interrupt, put an end to ; to di-
vide, part, separate.
AtlaTtfui, f. Siaarfjaiii, p. SiiarnKa,
(fr. Sid apart, and hrnui to
stand) to distinguish, mark se-
parately, put apart, part, dis-
join ; to put between, cause dis-
sention ; to withdraw, separate,
remove ; to stand off, be at a dis-
tance; to differ, quarrel, disa-
gree. 1 a. act. ind. Siicrrjaa'
par. SiacT/jaas. 2 a. ind. Siic-
rnv.
Aiiaxvpi^ofiai, (fr. Std intens. and
lo-Xypitynai to corroborate) to
affirm confidently, assert firmly,
maintain, impf. Siicxvpi^ounv,
-ov, -ETO.
AuxQai, per. inf. pass, of Sukveo-
uat.
Aiku, -as, a, Dor. for Sikij.
AiKaCiuEv, Ion. and — AiKaJ^eyEvai,
iEol. for Siku^eiv, pres. inf. act.
— AiKd^EaQai, pres. inf. pass, of
Aiicdfa, f. -uoio, (fir. Sinn justice)
to try, judge ; to determine, de-
cree, sentence ; to litigate, go to
law* par. pres. act. Smd^iov'
pass. SiKatyjiEvos.
Altai', for Siicaia, see Sixaios.
AiKaia, -as, hi Poet, for SUtj.
AucaiEVfxai, Dor, for SiKaiovuat,
pres. ind. mid. cont. of Si-
icaiou).
AiKaioSocia, -as, hi (""• &'*»? justice,
and SiSiofii to give) the distribu-
tion of justice; legal authority,
extent of power, jurisdiction.
AixaioSdrns, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
dispenser of justice, magistrate,
judge; a lawyer.
AncaidEcdE -ovaOc, pres. mid. ind.
or impr. of 8iKat6u>.
Ancaiot, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. or
opt. act. of same.
AixaioKpiala, -as, >/, (fr. SiKaios up-
right, and Kpivu to judge) a just
sentence, righteous judgment.
AiKaioKoirns, -ov, b, (fr. same) an
upright judge.
AiKaioXoyfu) -co, f. -ifcw, (fr. same,
and \tyio to speak) to plead a
cause, litigate, contend at law ;
to reason, argue ; to accuse,
charge ; to defend, maintain.
AiKaio\oyia, -as, hi (u\ same)
pleading, !}tigation, going to law;
a chaige; an allegation, plea,
defence.
AtKaiov, -ov, to, (neut. of Siicaio
just) justice, what is just.
(153)
A1K
Aucai6rro\is, -ios, Att. -th.%, b, f)i
(fr. SiKaios just, and iroXiio to
practise, or ir6\ts a city) prac-
tising justice, dealing equitably ;
the city of justice, a just state.
AiKaios, -a, -ov, (fr. Ukv justice)
just, upright, righteous; inno-
cent, harmless, guileless ; worthy,
meritorious, deserving ; even,
equal, fair ; competent, capable.
comp. SiKaidTtpos, sup. -draros.
Aacaioovvr), -ns, hi (•&« last) justice,
equity ; righteousness, correct-
ness, upright dealing.
AiKaioio -<5, f. -daw, p. SEO~iKa(u>Kc,
(fr. same) to justify, declare in-
nocent, absolve, acquit ; to make
just, esteem righteous, acknow-
ledge pure, pronounce holy, ac-
cept as innocent ; to judge, con-
demn, sentence, punish. Awaido-
uai -oifiai, to justify one's self,
vindicate his own conduct, as-
sert his own innocence; to be
mulcted, fined or punished ; to
be acquitted or discharged, pres.
inf. SiKaideiv -ovv' par. Sticaioiov
-wv. impf. toiKaiocv -ovv. pres.
pass. inf. oiicaidEodat -ovcdai.
per. pass. ind. <$£(5ucat'w//ar par.
SEdiKatw/xivos, 1 a. pass. ind.
sSiKanodrjv' impr. biKaiwQvri'
sub. hiKaiioOd). 1 f. pass. ind.
SiKatwd^o-o/jiai.
At Kauod/jTw, impr. 3 sin. — AtKaiw-
6u>, -fis, -fj, 1 pi. -iofjtev, sub. —
AiKattoOrjvai, inf. — Aiicaiiodiv-
tes, n. pi. par. 1 a. pass, of last.
AncaiLOfta, -dros, rb, (fr. same^'vs-
tijication, acknowledgment of in-
nocence ; a sentence, judgment
of acquittal or condemnation ;
righteous judgment or appoint-
ment; law, precepts, ordinances;
justice, equityy impartiality ;
righteousness, uprightness ; a
claim, pi. D. StKaiibnara, d. Si-
Kaabua&i,
AiKaiios, (fr,- SiKaios just) justly,
equitably, impartially ; upright-
ly, correctly ; honestly, fairly ;
of right, with reason.
AiKuiiocris, -jqs.1 Att. -£wf, hi (fr*
SiKaidto to justify) justification,
righteousness, uprightness ; lawt
judgment, sentence, a. sin. Si
Kaiioaiv.
AimvlKos, -hi -bv, (fr. S'iky) justice)
relating to law, justice or their
forms, forensic, judicial ; lawyer-
like, tedious.
AtKavbs,-ov, b, (fr. same) a plead-
er, advocate.
Aindpnvosi -ov, b, h, (fr- Sis twice,
and Kdpnvov a head) double-
topped, having two heads or sum-
mits.
AUas, a. pi. ofSUv,
AiKdtrrjSi -n, 2 and 3 sin. 1 a. sub.
act. — AiKdoeai, — AiKaooEi,
Poet, for SiKdaai, 1 a. inf. act.
and SiKdcEi, 3 Bin. 1 f. ind. act.
of Sucdc^u).
AiKacia,-as, hi (""• ^Krl a law-suit)
a law-suit, litigation, law, eon*
tention.
AiKdo-rroXos, -ov, b, (fr. Sinn law,
AIA
and itoA/j» to practise) one con-
versant m die law ; a judge,
magistrate, king, prince.
AiKuorfpiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
law-court, jutiict ttntr bench,
tribunal, judgment- seat.
Aticaorns, -ov, b, {fir. ducdfa to
judge) a judge, arbitrator, um-
pire ; a n <n i n ft r, punisher.
AiKtHTTlicds, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) ju-
dici d, legal, forensic.
AtK<iu> -0, (fr. &un justice) same
as <5<«i£u>.
AurcXXo, -ni, )/, (perhaps fr. Ms
mtens. find KiWu to move) a
', shtvel, mattock.
AiKtXXirris, -ov, b, (fr. last) a la-
bourer, digger.
Aikiojos, -oo, b, t), also AtKipus,
-w, b, Ai<tp)S, \iKtomoi, Ai-
KOUlOi, A'KOltpOC, AtKQOOS, Ai-
koovs, -ov, b, »;, (fr. iis twice,
an I */otj a h-»r;i ) ioi'M m>« horns
or prong*; <
AiKiipiiXog. -ov, b, i), (fr. same, and
KcpiXh. tne he id)
having two h
£1*1, -tjs, ,'h justice, rectitude,
equity} l<iw ; an indict <ne-U ; an
a 'i >n, suit, cause ; a in
sentence; pwiis'iinent ; retribu-
te >i, avmgi-m- nt, vengeance; a
rijht, privilege ; cust i
in in 'iti >n. 6ixr,v 6i-
6dvait iahmtni, Ukhi
lv, ti> i i/li't pn tiahrnt nt.
AtK'li, i i>t) viz. Kara,
in the usual m inner, according
item, usually.
AIki)o-is,-ios Att. -tu>s,h, (fr. same)
AikXis, -tSoSm >u [fr- fcl twice, and
kXiicj to shut) a double or fold-
ing door.
Aitcoyp t<pU, -as, '/, (fr. otKn a. law-
suit, an! yp/ipu) to write) an
account of lawsuits ; a case, re-
port.
AiKOoi'uflis and AtKopixpos, -ov, b,
'n (tr. S'ts twice, an I Kofvu&oi or
Kopv<ph ■ summit) dou'dc-topped,
with two peaks or summits.
Aheptvos, -ov, 6, (fr. Sis twice, and
KO'ivDv a heal) dou'de-headed,
h wing two hea is ; a fork.
AiKT'iuvov and AiKTafiov, -ov, to,
ana AiVr iuoi. -ov, i), (fr. next)
the herb dittander, dittany or
gxr len- ginger.
Aikto, -ns, >/, Dlti, a mountain of
Crete.
A'iktvov, -ov, to, (fr. (Jocw to cast)
a net, seine.
&t«— vdu) -d, f. -w(tw, (fr. last) to
jish with a net ; to ent ingle, en-
trap, ensnare ; to make net-work,
fretted work or lattice.
Aocuj, to cast, fling, throw; to
throw or cast down.
AiKjyxia, -as, h, (fr. Sis twice, and
K'turn an oar) a pair of oars;
rowing with tun oars.
AiXn/uaa, -tiros, rd, (fr. Sis twice,
and Xti/ifm a hold) an argument
equally conclusive on contrary
suppositions. a dilemma ; a diffi-
culty, perplexity.
AIO
AiXoyiot -w,f. -i',aw, (fr. same, and
A/ya> to speak) to say the same
| twice, repeat, reiterate.
AiXoy >s, -ov, b, i'i, (fir. same, and
loyos discourse) speaking two
languages ; double-tongued, de
ciitful.
AlXotyos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
Xo0o{ a crest) having a doubU
crest or plume ; having two
crests.
Aiftd^aipoi, -uv, of, (fr. same, and
fid^aioa a sword) with two
swords aju
Aiptph.s, -tos -ovs, b, f>, (fir. s.iinr,
an i [tiojs a share) in two parts
composed of two parts ; having
some parts doubt,.
Atueputs, (fr. last) in two parts,
double ; in two ways.
Alpirpov, -ov, tu fr. Sis twice
and ^itroji a measure) the quan-
tity of' two measures, double nun
sure.
Aiun\alvti), f. -avd, (fir. in) by, and
jjfjAa the cheeks) to signify
make MJWl uit'i the /■
to make grimaces, distort the
fwe.
Aluiroov, -ov, rd, (fr.
fiima a headband) a double tur
b in, f'M I ; a double bandage or
Aifvints, I»m. (fr. same, and uvdu
a inm.i) fur err north two mines.
At fi oi pin, -us, ^, (fr. same, and uol-
pa a share) a double portion
twiet a* much.
Aivmotf Ion. and Dor. for c^ii^o-r
3 sin. 1 a. act. — Aniftiv, Ion.
and — Aivfficvm. Jf.o\. for (5i-
vuy, pres. vat cont. of fnviui.
Auivitk, Ion. and Apos. for cAi-
vv'uokl, impf. of bivtvioKiD, same
as
Atvtvbi, {&o\. for next) to wander
ahout, stray, ramble.
Aiviu) -tD, f. -'/(rii), p. fablvnica, (fr.
next) to mote circularly, turn
round, wheel, whirl ; to roll,
toss, tumble, wallow ; to shake,
was, brandish ; to go round
about, survey.
Aivr/, -ns, hi a whirlpool, eddy, vio-
lent stream, rolling torrent ; rage
of the sea, a gulf; a whirl or
eddy of wind, whir/wind; a
storm.
At v nets, -toaa, -tv, (fr. last) whirl-
ing, erlflying ; surtry, billowy,
raging, foaming ; winding, turn-
ing ; shifting, fickle, changea-
ble.
Atvnrbs, -fi, -ov, (fr. same) turn-
ing, whirling; roi'i-ig, gliding.
Aivds, -h, -bv, and AivtSSiK, -cos
-ovs, b, h, (fr. same) full of ed-
dies, tvhirling, rolling, foaming.
Atvoa -w, f. -iocu), and Aivu, f.
-vu), to whi'-l, roll, revo're ; to
turn, work at a wheel or lathe.
Atvurbs, -'/, -bv, (fr. last) turned
in a wheel or lathe, round ; ver-
satile, thai may be turned or
rolled, ro'hns-
Ail-bs, -r), -bv, Ion. for tiao-os.
Aib, (fr. Std for, and o? which)
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AIO
for which, wherefore, liter r fore,
for th'd reason or cuuse, there-
upon.
Atoytvfis, -ios -ovs, b, Diogenes, a
mans name.
Aioycvfis, -ios -ovs, b, f), and AiAy-
vnros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. Atbs, g. of
liipiti r, and yivo/iai to be)
Jin • -a', m; /;,/,,/, born of Jupiter f
. faaarausf of high rank, of
ancient fondly.
AiofitvoavTts, n. pi. par. 1 a. act.
of
Atohcvti), f. -*r aw, p. ^iw^rvica, (fr.
^i-i through, and bfovu> to travel,
th. bibs a road ) to take a jour-
niy; to Irani or pass through ;
to go along ualli, travel in com-
pCMJf uith. impf. huthtvov. 1 a.
act. < i'i'i cvaa.
AtoAoivopim -u>, f. -ijau>, (fr. next,
and nclpui to pass through) to
. journey ; to pass over or
thru*,
Aioijs,-ov, fj, (fr. Std through, and
taing, rmioval ;
a pastagtj jias.s, ro/rl, firry i a
pass
AtJOtv, (f. Aibs , g. of Zeis Jupiter)
from Jove.
Aioiyu), f. -£u>, (fr. iid intens. and
olyu) to open) to unclose, set
<>,>in, thnrus ojuri, open ui'/r.
AioiSaJvw, f. -dvGj, and Atotilio -to,
(fr. same, and Pliahm or ottiiu>
to swell) to swell out, rise up;
to break out.
AioiKfui -«, f. -fjau>, p. SiwKVKa,
and I'lCtiliKnKii, (fr. same, and
oiKfu> to dwell) to direct, rule%
govern ; to arrange, regulate,
onier ; to manage, ml minister,
conduct, proi i'le for ; to lire apart,
residesi paratiU). pres. impr. act.
cont. hio'iKii. 1 a. inf. act. 6101-
Krjani. 3 sin. pres. pass. cont.
lioiKiirai. 1 f. mid. iioucrjcro-
fjui.
AioUnnis, -tos, Att. -tuis, h, (fr.
last) rule, government; manage-
ment, housekeeping ; a jurisdic-
tion, province.
AtoiKrjThs, -ov, b, (fr. same) s
ruler, governor ; a superintend-
ant, overseer, steward; a ma-
nager, housekeeper.
AioikIQu), f. -iou), p. SiuiciKa, (fr.
tid throughout, and oiid^u to
buili | to break up or dissolve an
establishment, separate, divide a
settlement, disperse the mem-
bers, settee them at distant inter-
vals ; to disfranchise.
AioiKovvras, a. pi. cont. par. pres.
act. of 6ioiKto).
AioirTTpiio -w, f. -I'trtii, (fr. Sta in-
tens. and otarpio) to suffer the
stinj; of a gadfly, th. oiorpos the
gadfly) to distract, set mod, agi-
tate, harass, as by a gadfly ; to
possess, deprive of sense.
Aioiao), I f. act. of iiaiptpo).
Aiok-Xebs, -rjos, b, Diocleus, a man's
name, a. AioKXrja.
AiokX?is, -ios -ovs, b, Diodes, a
man's name, a. AtoxXea.
AioMcduivu), and Ato) ,aOin) -w, £
-7/o-w, (fr. Sid through, and oXitr-
de<i> to slip) to slip through or
by ; to steal away, go off private-
ly ; to escape, fly, shun, avoid.
AidXov, (fr. ha through, and oXos
the whole) u holly, totally, en-
tirely, throughout.
AidXXvut, or AioXXveo, f. SioXioio
(fr. Sid intens. and oXXvui to
perish) to destroy, ruin; to give
up, abandon, forego. AioXXvuat,
to perish utterly, be totally un-
done ; to decay, fall to pieces.
per. ind. mid. SioXuXa. 2 a. ind.
mid. SiioXo^jv.
Aioui/S//, -r)$, f], Diomedc, a wo-
man's name.
Aioui'/Sris, -eos -ovs, b, Diomedcs, a
man's name.
Aiofxvvui, f. Stouibato, or mid. At-
duvvuai, f. Stouovfxai, (fr. Sid in-
tens. and duvvjit to swear) to
take an oath solemnly, swear po-
sitively.
Alov, Ale, Ion. for iStov, 1 sin. and
tSie, 3 sin. impf. of Siio.
A7ov, a. sin. mas. of S7os, -a, -ov.
Aiovxiaia, -eov, rd, (fr. Aiovveros
Bacchus) the festival of Bacchus.
Aiovvaiov, -ov, to, (fr. same) the
temple of Bacchus.
Aiovvzios, -ov, b, Dionysius, a
man's name.
Aidweros, -ov, b, (fr. Aids g. of Zeis
Jupiter, and ^vacnj a mountain,
( city, or nurse of Bacchus)
Bacchus.
AioTrtp, (fr. Sid for, and 6'cnrto
which) for which, wherefore,
therefore; by all means, espe-
cially.
Aioirerris, -ios -ovs, b. fj, (fr. Aids,
g. of Zeis Jupiter, and ttitztw to
fall) fallen from Jupiter, come
down from heaven. Tb Sioirerts,
viz. dya^nn, the statue which
came down from Jupiter.
Aioirreveo, f. -evcru), and Aio-rrrouat,
f. -^ouat, (fr. Sid intens. and
dtrrouai to see) to see, discover or
perceive fully ; to view, observe,
consider; to look after, attend
to ; to examine, search, try.
Aidtrrpa, -as, h, (fr. same) an in-
strument for taking distances
and heights; the eye-glass or
sight of an instrument; a tele-
scope.
Aiopdeo -w, f. -aero), (fr. Sid through,
and bndeo to see) to look out, see
through.
Aiopdovuai, pres. cont. mid. or pass.
of
AiopBou) -5, f. -uhtw, p. Ct(Cp9<j)Ka,
(fr. Sid intens. and opfidu) to
erect, th. opdbs straight) to
straighten, let aright ; t<> direct ;
to correct, amend, improve, re-
Jorm. par. pres. a~t. Siopdduv
-«y. per. pass. S'tbpBwuai.*
Atdpdkuxis, -toe, Ar;. -f.jj, fj, (fr.
last) a straightening, letting
right, direction ; correction, im-
provement, amendment.
AioodiaTrjs, -ou, b, (fr. same) a
director, guide ; a corrector,
omeruier, iwprow.
AIII
Aiopi^io, f. -lereo, p. StupiKa, (fr. Sid
intens. and bpifa to bound) to
separate, divide ; to define, de-
scribe; to mark out, lindt, cir-
cumscribe; to determine, settle,
decide.
Aioptaua, -tiros, to, and Aiopterubs,
-ov, b, (fr. last) a disiinUion,
difference, diversity ; a mark,
note ; a definition, description ;
bounds, limit, boundary.
Ai6po<pov, see Siebpoepov.
Aiopvyr), -rjs, t), (fr. Siopvccw to
dig through) a ditch, trench,
breach ; a digging, excavation ; a
digging through; breaking into.
Aiopvyrjvai, 2 a. inf. pass, of Sio-
pvaereo.
Atopvyua, -aros, to, (fr. same) a
ditch, trench, pit ; an excavation;
a perforation, opening, breach ; a
windoxv.
Aiopvaaovoi, 3 pi. pres. ind. of
Atopvaaeo or -rrw, f. -fa, p. Siwpv-
Xai (fr. Sid through, and opvererw
to dig) to dig or break tl trough ;
to excavate, perforate; to niukt
a passage, dig a canal through ;
to examine, scrutinize. 1 a. act.
Sieopv^a. 2 a. act. Sio>pvyov. per.
pass. Sieipvyuai. 2 a. pass. ind.
Sieopvyrjv' inf. Siopvyrjvai.
Aids, g. of Ziis, d. Aii, a. Aia.
A?oj, -a, -ov, (fr. last) descended
or derived from Jupiter, of Jove;
divine, heavenly ; excellent, su-
perior ; noble, of high birth.
AiouCiM-os, -ov, b, r), (fr. same, and
SiSwui to give) given by Jupiter ;
granted by heaven ; celestial,
awful.
Aioovuia, -lov, rd, (fr. Aids of Ju-
piter, and vrjua a token) omens
from Jupiter ; sigjis in the
heavens.
AiocKopivQiov, g. of Ztvc-Kopivdios.
At6<rrovpoi or Ai6gkoqoi, -mv, ol,
(fr. Aids of Jupiter, and Kovpo$ or
Kopos a child) sons of Jupiter,
Castor and Pollux.
Aiori, {fr. Sid for, and bans what)
wherejore, therefore, for, because ;
for what ? why ?
Aiorptepitccri, Poet, for Siorpeepceri,
d. pi. of
Aiorpccptis, -ios -ovs, b, »/, (fr. Albs
of Jupiter, and rpeepeo to rear)
instructed, reared, raised, exalted
by Jupiter ; heaven-protected ;
noble, renowned.
AioopvTiKbs,-r),-dv,{(r.Sid through,
and ovpftv to make water) caus-
ing urine, diuretic.
Ai-rdXaierTOs, -ov, b, fj, (fr. Sis
twice, and iraXattrTri a palm) of
two palms, of two hand"1* breadth.
Air.aXrcs, -o", b, hi (fr- same, and
Tr«}"-bv a javelin, th. 7r«>Xw to
brandish) armed with tiro ja-
velins, twice brandished, with
double force, violent.
Ai-t]^:uuos, -a, -ov, and Alirnxysi
-to,-, b, b, (fr. Bame, and rrj^vs ai
cubit) if tiro cubits, two cubits]
long, high, &c. .
Anr^ir, -Tr^ns, -v\ovv, cont. cases
of<5<7rXdoj.
(155)
AI2
AivXd^u), f. -new, p. -a<a, (fr.
next) to be double, consist of two
ports; to double, fold.
AitrXni,, -aios, b, »/, (fr. Sis twice,
and 7rA<<£ a crust) double, two-
fold, consisting oj two parte, con-
tained in two crusts, snells, «&c. ;
a cloak, cither thicker or larger
than that usually worn.
AnrXaeriuclu), f. -aerio, (fr. last) to
double- ; to fold ; to do again,
repeat, reiterate.
AinXaciacTfia, -aros, to, and AittAo-
ciner/jibs, -ov, b, (fr. last) a dou-
bling ; a folding ; a repetition.
Anr\do~ios, -ov, and AirrXnaieov,
-ovos, b, )), (fr. «5('rAa( double)
double, twofold, twice over, twice
greater.
AnrXrj, (fr. SitXoos double) doubly,
tv ice as much.
AnrXricrios, Ion. for SinXdertos.
AtirXois, -iSos, >/, (fr. next) a dou-
ble woollen coat; a dress either
thicker or larger than usually
worn; a priest's vestment; a
waistcoat, doublet, inside coat ; a
cloak, robe.
AitzXoos -ovs, -on -Ti> -6ov -civ, (fr.
Sis twice) douilt^ ticofold, twice
as much.
AiirXorepov, (fr. last) doubly, twice
more.
AinXoeo -u, f. ^o-w, p. SsShrXwra,
(fr. same) to double, repeat, eio
tu ice, make twice as large; to
increase, enlarge ; to fold. 1 a.
impr. act. SiwXeaoov, in 2 p!. Snr-
Xwo-are. per. pass. SeSmX'Ojiai.
AhXeojia, -aros, rd, (fr. Same) a
charter, edict, letters patent, tes-
timonial, public deed; a large
pot or vessel ; a kind of still oi
digester.
Aittovs, -oScs, b, f,, (fr. Sis twice,
and ttovs a foot) two-footed, bi-
ped.
AiiTpdoioiros, -ov, b, ff> (ft. same,
and ■Kpoerwrov the face) having
two facps or heads, double-faced,
two-fronted.
AirtTvl, 'vxps, b, fi, (fr. same, and
■KTvaeno to fold) double.
Airrrvxa, (fr. same) doubly, twice ;
for two reasons.
Ahrv^os, -ov, b, 17, (fr. same) dou-
ble, twofold; twins, matches,
fellows.
Aipica, -as, a, Dor. for AipKn, -rjs,
fj, a fountain, spring, well.
Atpxaia or KtpKaia, -as, f/, the name
of an herb.
Ais, (by Sync. fr. Svdicis, fr. Svo
two) twice, two times, again.
"Anal; Kai S\si once and again,
repeatedly.
Ais, n. obs. Aibs tov, see Zttff.
Also, the air, space,
AierSr/uai, Dor. for Sl^ftai, pres.
mid. ofSiclnfti.
Ahzwos, -ov, b, (fr. Sis t\vice, and
evvfi a bed) having two wives,
tviLv marrird.
AterKcis, -ios, Atl. fwj, b, (fr. Sio-
kos a quoit) a comet, so called in
a certain state of its appear-
ance.
Aivkcvui, f- -cvcru), and Aick/w -<2
f. •i/au, (fr. same) to play at
quoits, pitch a quoit ; to fling,
throw.
AtcKnaais, 2 sin. 1 a. opt. act. of
last, also used ^Eol. for diaio'icai,
1 a. par. o( itoKiut.
Alatioi, -ov, 6, ft, (fr. <$<$ ,'ntens.
and ckiu shade) very shady,
sheltered, thick, close.
AioKoJoXia, -ai, ft, (fr. <5i<r*o? a
quoit, and /Ja'XXw to throw) the
game of quoits, playing at
quoit*.
Ai<nto/?dXo?, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a
player at quoits.
AlffKos, -ov, 6, a quoit, of stone,
brass, iron, &c. ; the disk or
face of a heavenly body ; a dish,
plate.
AlvKovpoi, -a, -ov, (fr. last, .irvl
ovpoi Ion. for opoi a limit) at or
6y a quoifs throw. E{ <5/oxovpa,
by the throw of a quoit.
Aiapvpioi, -at, -a, (fr. ftf twice,
and fidpioi ten thousand) twenty
thousmd, two myrials.
Aiaabi, Alt. Airrcij, Ion. A«£if , -fi,
-bv, (fr. fif twice) double, in
pairs, twofold } twins, Ullout.
Aiarayubi, -ov, I, (fr. next) (Jom&C,
turn, mistrust ; difficulty,
perplexity, embarrassment.
Aiard^u), f. ■«<i(T(i> or -a£u», p. £to7-
(rra»ca, (fr. r<s twice, and cram
for FrnfyM to stand) to d >uht, mis-
trust ; to wirer, hesitate ; to hi
perplexed, feel MM
AiorT^oj, and A«Vro<^o5, -ov, 6, ft,
(fr. &$ twice, and arji^os a row)
i'i too rows, in dou'ile ranks, con-
sisting of two verses or lines.
Subs, a distich, couplet.
Aforouosi -ov, 6, (fr. same, and
ardfta a mouth) with two mouths,
outlets or passagts; two-edged,
cutting both ways.
Atax'Xtoi, -ai, -a, (fr. <$<? twice,
and yiXioi a thousand) fuw thou-
sand
AirdXavrov, -ov, rd, (fr. 6U twice,
and Tukavrov a talent) a double
talent.
AirdXavroi, -ov, 6, >^, (fr. same)
weighing or worth two talents.
Airrbi, Att. for iioabi.
AirvXoi, -n, -ov, or -ov, 6, f)y (fr- &S
twice, and tvXos a wen) having
two humps, wens or bosses.
nivypos, -ov, 6, ';, (fr. 6ii twice,
and vypbi wet) wetted, soaked,
drenched, overwhelmed.
AiuX<'£u>, f. -law, p. -jica, (fr. Sia
through, and vXi^io to strain,
th. vA»? dregs) io filter, strain,
refine, purify ; to sift. par. pres.
n. pi. StvXi^ovrci.
Aiixpaivu, f. -avui, p. SeSivtiayica,
(fr. same, and v^a/vw to weave)
to interuwave, weave into, da-
mask; to embroider, work into;
to weave out the whole ; to
finish.
Aupdaioi, -a, -ov, Ion. same as
hitraos.
At<pdu> -&. f. -aao>, (perhaps fr. ?m
to follow, and xi$ the touch)
AIX
to handle, feel ; to seek, search,
look for, inquire.
Aifdipa, -ai, t), (perhaps fr. tfyw
to skin) a hile, skin ; a cast skin,
slough ; a leathern jacket ; parch-
ment.
Aupdzpiai, -ov,b, (fr. last) wearing
a leathern jacket ; a rustic, la-
bourer.
Ai<pQipu>pa, -tfrof, rb, (fr. same)
a roll, composed of fine skin or
purchment.
Al<f>doyyoi, -ov, o, and $, (fr. &$
twice, and <p9oyyos a sound) u
diphthong.
Al<ppa^, -atcog, Al<f>pai, -dfoi, f),
^ perhaps fr. ffr double, and
(ppdo-ou) to enclose) a seat, chair
a chariot.
Ai<pptvu), (fr. 6i<f>po( a chariot) to
sit ; to ride in a chariot.
&i<PpnXaoia, -ai, fj, (fr. ilfpof a
chariot, and tXaiW to drive)
driving, charioteering, coach-
manship.
Ai<pprjXiirai, -a, 6, Dor. for
Ai<pprjXdrni, -ov, 6, (fr. same) «
dm <r, charioteer.
Al<bpoi, -ov, and Ion. -oto, o, (per
haps fr. $ii two, and <pfpui to
carry) the seat in a chariot ; a
chariot, war-rar ; a two-horse
carriage ; a scot.
Ai<Ppo<popiuj -G>, f. -now, (fr. last,
and <pipu> to carry) to carry in a
chariot, convey, set down ; to
drive or ride in a carriage.
Ai<f>1jf)i, -ioi -obi, o, ft, (fr. iii
twice, and <pvii nature) of two
natures ; two, double ; unnatural,
monstrous.
A<o)uSc-a, n. fern. cont. par. pres.
of St(*>du>.
A;'*' for Alr*t ("*• <5'? twice) dou-
bly, twofold, in two parts; se-
verally, apart, separately ; with-
out.
Ai^d^w and Ai^aw -5, f. -Sou), p.
6t6i%aKa, (fr. last) to divide, se-
parate, set at variance, make to
disagree, set against, put be-
tween. 1 a. inf. act. Si^doai.
Atxaaixbi, -ou, b, (fr. same) divi-
sion, dissension, variance, disa-
greement.
A(^^Xcvo) and Ai^Xia -<2, (fr. Sii
twice, and x»?Xfj a claw) to di-
vide the hoof, be cloverv-footed.
Ai_^0a, Poet, for hi-xp-
Ai^BdSioi, -a, -ov, and -o», 6, fj,
A(^9<ij, -86oi, 6, f), (fr. same)
same as faoobi.
Aix<J0ovXoi, -ov, o, f), (fr. Mxa dou-
bly, and (lovXri design) discord-
ant, differing, disagreeing, at
variance.
A«^f50£v, (fr. same) on both sides,
on either side, doubly.
A«X0/"?*''«j ~ns, f), and Ai^/ziyi/iy,
-fooi, f), Poet. (fr. same, and
ufiv a month) the full moon ;
half a month.
Aiyourjvoi, -ov, b, (fr. same) divid-
ing the month; the full moon.
Or as some sav, the half moon.
Az^i/fvda?, -a*, '', fh Cfr« same, and
uhQjc a word) ambiguous; pre j
(150)
din
Uing, quib-
bling.
Ai^oo-mola, -ai, and Ion. Ai^;»
arao-in, -rji, f), (fr. same, and
crdaii sedition) discord,
sion, i
tton, faction ; tumult, se-
dition, mutiny^ rthilliou.
liXoorariu -w, f. -,'jouj, (fr. sann-,
. quarrel; t> revolt^
to excite dueinteni
dition ; to douht.
■^'XU70r*u) "'*'• ^ -'/crw, p. ^i^o-
TunnKa, (fr. ^/^a double, and
rt'/ij'u, ;#i cut) m /c//'Y, ditnle
into two parts , *n he full moon ;
tr> r"-' Mad; to ap&f,
r?/ii/, sep-jrate, c'<
to scourge, cut in pieces. 1 a.
ad. ta^orofinaa.
&lXor°r"lrt<i, -aroi, rb, (fr. last) a
utlmg, piece ;
a carcass, corpse.
StxoTouia, -ai, fj, (fr. same) divi-
sion into halvrs ; a cutting, carv-
ing, dissection; a piece cut off,
>n, portion, part.
AiX6(f>pu>v, -ovoi, 6, »/, (fr. o7;^a se-
parately, and (ppf/v the mind)
disagreeing, discordant.
At\ia, 3 sin. cont. ind. or sub. of
6tipdw.
Si\pa, -rji, f), thirst, drongld ; ur
d>n( disire, uish, longing.
An/aAfoj, -a, -ov, (fr. Iant) t/ursty ;
dry, parched.
A(t/.<}f, -u^oj,- i), (fr. same) dry,
barren laud; a kind of viper,
whose bite was said to cause
excess! vc: thirst.
A«»|/rtw -C), f. -I'/aw, (fr. same) to
thirst, he dry, want drink or
moisture ; t> desire ardfiitlu,
hug far; to crnic, remain un-
satisfied. 1 a. act. ind. dtynoa.
sub. 6t\J.'r)au), -pi, -p.
Ai^jte, Atxpr), Dor. for (Uxj-Si, <*(t/a,
2 and 3 sin. pres. ind. act.
com. — Al^rjhS Dor. or Att. for
6i\p$v, pres. inf. act. cont. —
Airprjffu, -tn, -a, 3 pi. -ovc-j, 1 f.
ind. act. — Ai^jjcw, -pi, -p, 1
a. sub. act. of<5id/aa>.
Atytoi, -ov, b, f], (fr. same) rrcit-
ing drought, thirsty ; dry, parch-
ed, barren.
Alrpoi, -eoi -ovj, rb, same as Alxpa.
Ai\pvx°$i -•»i ^i Vt (fr- oli twice,
and ^v;£>7 the soul) double-
minded, with a divided heart ;
hypocritical, deceitful.
AUfl&ficv, 1 pi. cont. pres. ind. or
sub. act. — AixpibvTCi, -ra, -ri,
oont. cases par. pres. act. of
cirpdui.
A«u>, f. -o-w, p. -Ka, to chase, hunt;
to expel, drive away, turn out,
banish ; to persecute, banish ; to
fear, dread; to run, fly, escape.
AidBoXov and AiwfloXiov, -ov, rb,
(fr. Sii twice, and o(ioXbi a
penny) a double obolos, two obo-
loi, twopence.
Aiuiynbi, -ov, b, (fr. $iu>kii> to pur-
sue) pursuit, rout, din, tumuli,
uproar ; persecution.
Ai'L6cvov, -a, -e, impf. act. — AmS-
Alft
etvaa, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
Siofitvu).
„twOfu) -w, f. -wdi'/cu), and Aiwflw,
f. -wo-to, (fr. ^ta intens. and ofo'w
to drive) to pursue, rout ; to
dispel, drive away, scatter; to
repel, put to Jlight ; to disprove,
refute ; to thrust ox force through.
pres, inf. act. 6iu>8 itiv -civ pass.
SiuOiccrdai -e'todai.
.afai/a, 2 sin. — Aiwk re, 2 pi. pres.
impr. act. — Atw/c. i?,2 sin. pres.
ind. act. — Aiwkci , Dor. — Ai w-
KCftcv, Ion. — Ai(j Kfftevai, JEo\.
for ditoxav, pres. inf. act. — Aiio-
tcdjitvos, -n, -ov, par. pres. act.
of filUKd).
Atu>KT}Tii, -toi, Alt. -cwf, //, (fr.
same) a pursuit, chase; perse-
cution.
Aiwicrfos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) to be
pursued, chased ; must he fol-
lowed up ; ought to be persecuted.
AtwKrns, -uv, 6, (fr. same) a pur-
suer; a persecutor.
AhZkui, f. -£u/, p. dtdiuxa, (perhaps
fr. fiiu to drive, and w*a swiftly)
to drive, impel, hasten, press
upon ; to pursue, chase, follow,
trace; to drive away, put to
Jlight, expel, banish; to perse-
cute, oppress ; to prosecute, ac-
cuse, charge with ; to rail at,
revile ; to strike, hit, smite, fell ;
to run or follow after, desire,
aim at, endeavour ; to frequent,
haunt; to write or discourse of,
discuss, describe, celebrate. 1 a.
act. ind. £<5iwftr impr. fiiu^ov
sub. (5<w£w, in 2 pi. fiiu^nrc.
pres. pass. Siwicouai. per. pass.
ficfiiuynai. 1 a. pass. cfiih^dnv.
1 f. pass. (5«w^0?7o-o//ai.
AttoKwv, -overt, -ov, n. pi. -kovtcs,
par. pres. act. — Aiwkuucv,
-kumti, 1 and 3 pi. pres. sub. act.
of last.
Aiu)\vytos, -ov, b, f], great, large;
vehement, violent, stro7ig ; ex-
tensive.
Aiwuoros, -ov, b, %, (fr. fitd intens.
and dfivvui to swear) under an
oath, sivorn.
Ai'wv, -ovos, b, Dion, a man's name.
Atwva, -as, a, Dor. for
Aiuvij, -ns, f), a heathen idol ; the
mother of Venus.
Aiwvofiao-jxhos, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of Siovoudfa, fr. fiid intens.
and ovo/idfa, which see.
AitZvvcaos, -ov, b, for Aidvvaos-
Aiw^arw, 3 sin. 1 a. impr. mid. —
Aiu^crz, -overt, 2 and 3 pi. 1 f.
ind. act. — Aiwt-nrc, -w<n, 2 and
3 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of 6iu>kw.
Aicj^rroj, -ov, b, (fr. 6iu)ku> to
drive, and Ittttos a horse) a horse-
man, rider ; a charioteer, driver.
Adj. equestrian, clever in horse-
manship.
A«w£i?, -to?, Att. -£«?, fi, (fr. diuKio
to pursue) pursuit ; persecution.
Aiuifla, -as, b, (fr. <5(rt within, and
opos a limit) a delay, stop ; a
deferring, procrastination ; an
interval, space between, distance.
buhpnipof, or A-i6pctpns, -ov, b, (fr.
Aor
fiis twice, and zpidxa to cover)
double-roofed ; with the roof di-
vided into two parts; with two
roofs or stories ; with two tops or
summits.
Aiuipvt;, -vyos, 6, (fr. fiiopvtrao) to
dig through) a ditch, trench, cut,
canal, aqueduct.
Aiu>pv%a, -as, -c, per. act. of same.
Aiwoduevos, -»?, -ov, par. 1 a. mid.
of StwQu).
Aiucrrjp, -rjpoy, 6, (fr. same) a .sur-
gical instrument for protruding
or pushing out substances from
wounds, probe; a bolt, bar; a
pole on which any thing is car-
ried.
AtioxOrjaovrai, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. pass.
Of filU)KU>.
AudQev, Dor. for AftrjOzv, which
Bceot. for eSui'idvoav, 3 pi. 1 a.
pass, of
Audu> -w, f. Sfxi'icro), p. fiifiunKa, by
Sync, for fiaudw. per. pass. ind.
fiifiurjuar par. fiifiurjftcvos. 1 a.
pass. ind. cfiui)6yv' impr. fipij-
Onri, -rw par. Sundeis.
A/xrjOis, -ios, Att. -£wj, f;, (fr. last)
a subduing; subjection, con-
quest.
AfifiTtipn, -as, fj, (fr. same) a mis-
tress, female conqueror, &c.
Aunrr)p,-rjpos, b, (fr. same) a van-
quisher, subducr, conqueror, 7nas-
ter ; a taming, breaking.
Afiyrbs, -r), -bv, (fr. same) tamed;
subdued, conquered, vanquished.
Au&as, a. pi. of fifths, or of
A/L/wr), -rjs, and Auw'is, -ifios, t), (fr.
fiudu) to subdue) a female slave,
woman-servant, waiting-woman,
handmaid. •
Auu)bs, -ov, and Ajhwj, -wo?, b, (fr.
same) a slave, man-servant.
Afxuxrt, d. pi. of fifths-
AvoT:a\i^u), f. -Ycrw, and -f|w, (per-
haps fr. fioveu) to shake, and
7ra'XXaj to vibrate. Or fr. fiovew,
and ira'Xdut) the hand) to shake,
brandish, quiver, vibrate; tn
strike, dash against; to hit,
wound ; to shake out clothes,
dress, put on.
Avo(pzpf)Oi, Ion. for 5vo<pzpa7s, d.
pi. of
Avotyzpbs, -d, -bv, and Avotyozis,
-zocra, -tv, (fr. next) dusky,
dark ; shady, gloomy, obscure ;
black, funereal.
AvSQos, -ov, 6, (perhaps fr. vi<f>os a
cloud) darkness, obscurity, dim-
ness ; a fog, mist, thick cloud ;
distress, misery.
AodcctTai, Avdoaro, for fioidctTai,
3 sin. 1 f. mid. and efioidoaro, 3
sin. 1 a. mid. of coid^u. Or for
Sol-dotTai, 3 sin. 1 f. mid. and
tfio^doaro, 3 sin. 1 a. mid. of
(5o|rt£w.
A<5y//a, -aros, rb, (fr. fioidu) to
think) a decree, ordinance, act,
law ; a judgment, sentence ; a
maxim, dogma ; arite, ceremony,
institution, custom, tradition.
Aoyptari^o}, f. "ou>, p. ctfioyfidriKa,
(fr. last) to decree, ordain, en-
art ; to impose a rite, enjoin a
(15?)
AOK
ceremony, introduce a custom,
assert an opinion, dogmatize ; to
consult, debate, deliberate, givt
an opinion, pass a sentence. Acy
uari^o/xai, to submit to ceremo-
nies, be burdened with rites. 1 a.
act. cfioyfidnaa. 2 pi. pres. ind.
pass, fioyuari^cade.
AoyuartKOS, -r), -bv, (fr. same) ov
thoritative, magisterial; dogma*
tical, positive ; luedded to a sys-
tem, averse to innovation.
A6fipa, -as, »;, (fr. Lat. dodrans,
nine twelfths) a medical potion
composed of nine ingredients' ■
diet-drink.
Aodunv, -Tjs, -V, 1 a. opt. pass. —
AoOtis, -ilea, -iv, par. 1 a. pass.
— Aodfi, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass. —
Ao0f/vat, 1 a. inf. pass. — Ao0>/-
cerai, 3 sin. 1 f. pass, offiifiwui.
Aoditiv, -rjvos, f), a bile or boil; a
felon or whitlow.
Aotd, neut. and Aotai, fern. pi. —
Aoiu), du. of fiuioi.
Aoid^u), f. -o<rw, (fr. fioioi two) to
doubt, hesitate, waver; to con-
sider, revolve, deliberate, debate.
Aotfivi-, -vkos, b, a pestle, pounder ;
a spoon, ladle.
Aoir), -rjs, /;, (fr. fioioi two) doubt,
hesitation, uncertainty.
Aoinv, -ns, -y, in 3 pi. Ao?^, Bceot.
and JEol. for fioinaav, opt. of
efioov, 2 a. act. of filfiwui.
Aotoi, -ai, -a, and in du. Aotw,
Poet, for fivw.
AoKd^o), f. -daw, p. fitfitixaKa, to
observe, attend to ; to watch, look
after ; to esteem, honour, respect ;
to look for, wait for, expect, hope
or fear an event ; to think, be of
opinion ; to sentence, award.
AoKdatls, 2 sin. 1 f. of last. Or Dor.
for fioKrjcas, same of fioKtui.
AoKati) -&, f. -t'i<rw, p. -VKa, same as
fioKU^O).
Aokc7, impers. (fr. fioiciu) to seem)
it appears, it seems good, Jit or
right; it pleases.
Aokeiv, pres. inf. act. cont. — Ao-
KUS, -KU, -KtlTt, -KOVUtV, -kovo-i,
cont. persons pres. ind. act. —
Aokt), 3 sin. cont. pres. sub.
act. — Aokwv, par. pres. act. ol
fioKiw.
Aokcvw, f. -tied), (fr. cW'w to
think) to observe, v:atch, respect ;
to expect or wait for an oppor-
tunity, lay wait, deceive, par.
pres. fioKtvwv.
Aokiu) -w, f. fioZu), and sometimes
coicf>G(i), p. fiifio^a, and fizfidxriKa,
both unusual, to seem, appear ;
to be in estimation, be thought,
reputed, be approved, be really ;
to esteem, rate, value, account,
deem ; to approve, like, allow,
choose; to think, suppose, ima-
gine, conjecture ; to hope, expect ;
to judge, be of opinion, think
proper, determine, resolve, impf,
tfidKtov -ovv. 1 a. act. ind. ifio^a'
sub. fi6£ti). per. pass. fitfidKtjuai,
and fitfioyftai, -(at, -Krai.
AoKt)Kw, for <5o"*to, cont. for last.
Agkthjis, -ios, Att. -£toj, f), (tr.
AOA
l&me) opinion, judgment, belief;
imagination, f'incy ; a phan-
tasm, vision : hope, expectation ;
supposition, guess, tonjcctvri ;
fume, report, rumour ;
credit, reputation.
boKiud^u), f. -3(7u), p. c'ce'oKlunKa,
(fr. ookiuos approved) to try,
prove, essay or assay, examine ;
to !>■ i tperienee ; to
think, suppose, hr of opinion ; to
discern, distinguish ; to ajiprove,
choose, allow, [ires. impr. pass.
3 pi. AoKiuu^fadwoar. per. pass.
icdoKtiJiaauai.
AoKifiacai, 1 a. inf. — AoKtudoct, 3
sin. 1 f. — Soiciudonrt,'£\>\. 1 a.
sub. act. of last.
Aotcipaaii, -a;, i/, (fr. last) proof,
trial, examination, experi
AoKiuaOTris, -ov, b, (ir. MOW] a
trier, etntor, judge,
critic
Aorta?), ->is, hi (fr. tiiKipoi approv-
ed) proof, trial, experiment ; cx-
prrienn , pr
Ao*«>ior,-ov, to, (fr. same) a proof,
criterion, test ; a probe ; a refi-
ner's crucible ; a trial, experi-
ment.
Aoxtuoi, -ov, b, i), (fr. foKixa to a|>-
pear) approved, proved, tried,
AOS
AoAuh', -ovot, b, Dolon, a mam
name.
AoAuh', par. pros, cont. o' xo\$w.
Or, g. pi. ofr'oXoj.
AdAwo-i$, -to<;, Att. -<u>s, »'/, (fr. io-
>oj fraud) a deceiving, imvooL
(ton, deception} a c'aut, fraud,
artifice, plot.
' t'uui to give)
a gift, prttn.t ; a reward ; a
hritie. pi. c6 para.
Aouun^u», f. -Taw, (fr. same) to
prr*i »-, con fir.
A6utv, Ion. — dtfjtftwf. D.>r. for
AOA
twenty-four furlongs ; a cha-
riot; careir.
Ao\ix6ok1°S, -'>v, b, f), (fr- last, and
oicia a ihad a long
shadow, long-ehadowod ; long, of
gnat length. Or, (fr. sai.
bIm to go) far-jiying.
AoXluts, (fr. <$oX<os deceitful) treach-
erously, artfully.
AoAdnj, -cffff(i,-u, same asroArpdj
AoXo/tivavcj, -ov, o, Poet, and
l>.ir ioj.
AoAo/»ijra, v. sin. of
AoXourjrns, -ov, b, and AoXounns,
-io<, b, }}, (fr. o'dAof fraud, ai
pHrii >J>}/> cunning,] Aopitt -w, f. ->;<juj,«.p. -j»*a, and
artful; deceitful, treacherous,, Aav'-v, f. -ri'ffu>, (fr. next) to
inxiilious. build, erect, i
AoAoi/i;^nvo$, -ov, S, (fr. 66Xos de-
ceit, and /-n\'Mii I < <>ii!
a plotter, contriver; an fit tu-
tor of fraud* ; deceitful, artful,
t rous.
AdAort j, o\, a people of Thessaly.
AoAdrrtooi, Pott, and Ion. for Ad-
Aoi^f, d. pi. of AdAod.
AoAorriwi', -ovoi, h, Dolopion, a
in.tii\ dun,
AoAorAov<«, -as, f), (fr. <5dAo$ de-
f it, and rXi/tM to knot) an ar-
tifice, stratagem, trick ; fraud,
.falsehood.
AoAo;rAd«ro>, -ov, b, f), (fr. same)
iw -u>, (fr. last) to/ artifice, artful, in-
lim. of next) a trigning ; deceitful, fake, trtmch
Ao^dj, -om, ^, (fr. jfytpai to re- ! AoAoo^u
«-iive) '«
Ad«co$, -ou, o, Poet, for CoKrjois-
Ao*cdu> -w, f. -warn, (fr. <Wdj a
beam) <o /ay beams, rafters or
^oiftl ; to floor.
Aokwcis, -ios, Att. -rwj, ,^, (fr.
same) lai/ing the rafters, roof-
in ?, flooring ; a building.
AoAfoo?, -«, -or, (fir. r«>oc deceit)
cunning, crafty ; deceitful, frau-
dulent, treacherous; artful, in-
sidious.
AoXtpws, (fr. last) artfully, deceit-
ful bj, treacherously.
AoX'miai, d. pi. fern, with < added
of
AdAio?, -a, -nv, same as 6oXtp6s.
a. sin. Ion. hoXirji.
AoAidw -w, f. -'<i(Tu>. p. c~t\o\iwKa,
(fr. last) ro use deceit, practise
fraud, deceive, beguile, betray.
tdoXiovonv, Bceot. lor ecoMovv, 3
pi. eont. impf. act.
&o\ix\ for coXt^ii, neut. pi. of sassin.
toXi^os
&oXix'pcTfiO$, -ov, b, t'i, (fr. (SoXi^dj
lonij, and cozrubs an oar) having
or u.sm» Zo/i^ oar* ; hardy sea-
men.
AoXi^d^ripo? or AovAi^dr'noo?, for
the measure, -ov, 6, />, (fr. same,
and <5£(prj the neck) long-necked.
AoAivoi', (neut. of next) long, far,
afar ; for a long time.
AoA/^df, -f), -dv, Zon^ either in ex-
tension or time ; lengthy ; te-
dious, prolix. Subs, the long race
or course, of twelve furlongs,
and when run back again, of
i<pfc, -toi -nvs, b, ffi ("*
, and {jdzru to sew) plot'
niiul, intriguing, cunning,
uin^, deceitful.
Ao\opf>a(pia, -as, and Ion -<pln, -rj(,
(), (fr. same) craft, snbtilty,
running, artifice, fraud, deceit.
AdAoj, -ov, 6, (perhaps fr. r7w to
tie, or (5/Aw to ensnare, or InXiu
to deceive) a trick, ar'flce, de-
ception, cheat ; treachery, fraud,
falsehood, deceit.
AoAo5»T/ry, n. pi. cont. par. pres.
act. — AoAoCv, pres. inf. act.
cont. of <5oA:5w.
AoXoippdfr);, -foi -oTx, 6, ft, (fr.
66\os deceit, and 0pd£w to think)
deceitful, artful, intriguing,
treacherous.
Aoufi, -f)i, »'/, (fr. Hum to build) a
budding, edifici, structure; a
' uluark, fortiflcaJion ; the
form or structure of the body.
Ad/iioj, -ov, o, and Adfiva, -<ij, f/,
(fr. Lat. dominus, domina) a
lord, leidy ; master, mistress I
■ ijn, ruler, prince, princess.
Aou6vcc, (fr. next) homeward, to
the house.
Aomoj, -ov, 6, (fr. c7/iw to bu Id) a
house, home ; dwelling, manm
sion, residence, abode ; a fold,
cote, stable.
Aovadiloa, Dor. for iovndtftra, fem.
par. 1 a. pass, oi'coviu.
AovijKftj, -iu<;, Att. -ru>s, b, I, (fr.
WW) full of reeds, rushy, aelgy.
a. sin. Aor /» ; i, IQIl. t'r-/i.
AoVi(. -a«oit o, (perhaps fr. Sovfo
ane ; a thrift,
arrow ; a pen ; a pipe; the
bridge of a lyre.
Aovarpdcpoi, -ov, b, fj, (Jr. last, and
rp/cftw to breed) bearing retdit
own with rushes, bordered
with sedge.
Aovtu) -H), f. -r'ffw, p. -tjko, and
Aofcvio, f. -ivoii), to shake, move,
agitate, brandish, eruiver ; to dis-
turb, trouble, disorder ; to pro-
voke, irritate ; to rlrive along.
A6vrjuu,-aro<;, rb, (fr. last) disturb-
ance, trouble, tumult; a whirl-
ing, quick rotation.
&6vnais, -tog, Att. -rw?, f/, (fr.
same) agitation, disturbance}
AoXo(ppoviui -u>, f. -fiou, (fr. same,i moration, quivering ; motion.
and eppoviio to think) to plot, Advrrc. n. pi. of <5ovs, par. 2 a. act.
scheme, contrive mischief. \ oCcliw/ii.
A6\o\p, -otos, b, (fr. same, and
di| the face) a spy, scout, sen-
tinel, vidette ; a Her in wait, as-
Ao"£tf, -as, hi (»"• ioKtia to think)
esteem, credit, value, account,
reputation ; sentiment, expecta-
tion, opinion, judgment, belief;
a guess, conjecture; fame, re-
nown, celebrity ; rank, prefer
merit ; glory, hrmrnir, praise;
duce ; to deceive, beguile,flaller ; splendour, brightness, irradiation.
to deprave, corrupt, adtdtcrate, And 66%ns c7vai, to be contrary to
falsify ; to circumvent, overreach, opinion, disappoint.
cheat. lAo|a£w, f. -aVw, p. StSo^axa, (fr.
AdAw, d. sin. — AdAovj, a. pi. of last) to praise, commend ,honour,
AoXfiu) -u>, f. -il>ffi>y, p. cer'oXuica
(fr. same) to act deceitfully or:
treacherously ; to ensnare, se-
SoXos.
AoXwdtis, -tloa, -ev, par. 1 a. pass, j
of <3oAda).
AdAwv, -oro?, 6, (fr. SdXng fraud) a I
dagger, poniard ; the name of)
the smallest sail in a shin, top-
sail.
(168)
magnify, extol, glorify; to ad-
vance, promote, exalt, prefer ;
to judge, suppose, deem, think,
guess, imagine, impf. t<5d£a-
£ov. 1 a. act. ind. ccd^aaa'
impr. r)4l;affov' sub. Sofaou' inf.
bo^daai. per. pass. 6i6o^aauai>
AOP
1 a. pass. ind. tSo^dcdnv sub
SoZacdw, -f,s, -jj, in 3 pi. So%ac-
6&ai.
-<5fas, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a. act. of
SoK(U).
Ao^doai, 1 a. inf. act. — Aoi-daci,
3 sin. 1 f. act. — Ao^aodw, -j/s,
-n, 3 pi. -flux™, 1 a. sub. pass.
— Adfao-ov, 2 pi. -care, 1 a.
impr. act. — Ao£a'<rw, -??$, -/?, 3
pi. -aioat, 1 a. sub. act. of<5o£rt£w.
A<5fa<r//a, -aroj, to, (fr. same) opt-
moa, sentiment or judgment of
what is to be done ; glory.
Aifyorbs, -r), -bv, (fr. same) ima-
ginary, fanciful, conjectural ;
glorious, praised, celebrated.
A6^ire, 2 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of So-
Kfu).
Aofybs, -r), -bv, (fr. Sdfr glory)
glorious, resplendent.
A6%i$, -(Of, Att. -tws, ^, (fr. <*o*fw
to appear) a vision, supernatural
appearance ; a supposition, ima
gination.
Ao^oXoyio) -w, f. -?5<rw, (fr. Sb^a
praise, and Xiyo> to speak) to
praise, celebrate, glorify; extol,
commend.
AofyXoyiu, -as, hi (fr. same) praise,
celebration, thanksgiving, doxo-
logy ; commendation.
Ao&u) -w, same as <Wao. pres. inf.
pa^s. cont. dofrvcrfrui. 1 a. pass.
eSo%u>
Ad£w, -as, -a, 1 f. ind. act. —
Aofco, -rjs, -n, 2 pi. -inrt, 1 a
sub. act. of ioKfj).
Aopd, -as, f), (fr. Sipoi to flay) a
skin or fresh hide ; a bag, wallet
made of it ; excoriation, flaying,
skinning.
A6pns, -tiros, to, Ion. and Poet,
for Snpd or Sipas . Also, for Sopv
or Sovpas*
Aopdnov, -ov, rb, (dim. of Sbpv a
- spear) a small spear, dart, jave-
lin.
Abpdros, Abpvos, Aovpbs and Poet.
Aopbs, g. sin. A6pura, pi. ofAdpu.
AopixrnTos, -ov, o, >), (fr. Sbpv a
spear, and urdauai to get) won
by the spear, got in war, captive,
taken.
AopiKTv-os,-ov,b, f), (fr. same, and
Krviriu) to crash) famous in war,
warlike, fierce in battle.
Aopiptapyosi-ov, b,f), (fr. same, and
udpyos mad) furious in battle,
courageous.
Aopitrovos, -ov, 6, ?i, (fr. same, and
ndvos labour) warlike, hostile.
Aopts, -tdos, h, (perhaps fr. Sopd
flaying) a butcher'' s knife.
AonKcihov, -ov, rb, (dim. of next) a
smal1 or young deer, fawn.
AcokiIs, -aios, h, same as S6p%.
Also, Dorcas, a woman's name.
A6okos, -ov, 6, and Adpiaov, -ovos,
■ 0, (fr. next) a buck, deer
kid.
Abp£, -Kbs, hi (perhaps fr. StpKui to
see) a doe ; a roe, deer, gazelle;
a wild goat.
Aop6<x*>Kos,-ov, 0, (fr. <5<5*:of abeam)
a timber, beam, joist
AOT
sack, bag, scrip ; a leathern bag ;
a skin sewed up.
Aopbs, g. Poet, of Sbpv.
Abpira, pi. of Sdprrov.
Aopiriu) -<3, f. -//aw, (fr. S6pnov sup-
per) to sup.
Aop-Kin, -rjs, hi !<>"• f°r fopiros.
Kop-jnurov, -ov, rb, also Abpiri<rr^s, AovXuos, -ov, 0, h, (fr. same) ser-
AOT
AovXaywybsi -uv, b, (fr. same) a
chief captain or overseer of
slaves.
AovXdpiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of SouXof
a slave) a little slave.
AovXcia, -as, h, (fr. same) servi-
tude, service, sluvery, bondage.
and AbpitnoTos, -ov, 0, (fr. next)
supper-time, supper.
Aopirov, -ov, to, and Abpnos , -ov, b,
supper.
A6pv, rb, g. idparos, Sbpvos, Sovpbs,
and Poet, dopbs, a spear, lance,
javelin ; a shaft, handle ; wood,
timber ; a tree ; a beam, plank ;
a vessel, bark.
AopvdXuros, -ov, 6, hi (fr. last, and
a\icKw to take) taken m war,
got by the spear, captive ; a pri-
soner, slave.
Aopv^cvos, -ov, b, hi (fr. same, and
ivos a stranger) contracting
vile, slavish.
AovXcvaav, Ion. for iSovXcvcrav, 3
pi. 1 a. ind. act. — AovXevadru-
cav, 3 pi. 1 a. impr. act. of
AovXeiu), f. -evaw, p. SeSovXtviea,
(fr. SovXos a slave) to be a slave
or in bondage ; to serve, attend,
wait on ; to fawn, be servile or
subservient. 1 a. act. ind. tlov-
Xcvaa' par. SovXzvaas*
AovXn, -rjs, hi (fr. same) a female
slave, waiting-woman, hand-
maid.
AovXifin, -vs, hi AovXfi'ios, Ion. for
SovXtia, oovXnos-
friendship during v:ar ; an am- AouXjVoj, ->), -bv, and AovXios, -ov,
bassador sent for redeeming cap
tives ; a hospitable friend.
Aopvcrobos, -ov, b, ^, (fr. hdpv a
spear, and ceiu to brandish)
fighting with a spear, warlike,
fierce, furious.
Aopvoou), f. -£u>, (fr. Sopv a spear)
to fight with a spear ; to fight.
AopvrivaicTos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same,
and nvdeaw to brandish) struck
with the spear, quivering, vibrat-
ing.
Aopvtiopib) -to, f. j/<ra>, (fr. same,
and <pipu> to carry) to carry or
use a spear ; to attend, guard.
Aopv(f)vpia, -as, >/, (fr. last) a guard,
train ; attendance, guard.
AopvQop'iKbv, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
body-guard, life-guards, praeto-
rian guard ; the generaVs tent
or quarters.
Aopv(popos, -ov, 0, (fr. same) a
spearman, life-guard; a lictor,
attendant.
Abs, and A061, Sotu, in 2 pi. lore,
2 a. impr. act. — A6cav, Ion.
for tSoaav, 3 pi. 2 a. ind. act. of
C [fill) ui-
Abctts, n. and a. pi. cont. of dbais.
Aooi^tKost-ov, b, 17, (fr. iMo-tj a gift,
and dUn punishment) a culprit ;
liable to punishment, responsible
Adtns, -tos, Att. -£wj, f), (fr- M^
to give) a gift, present ; a dona-
tion, grant.
Aookov, -ts, -t, Ion. and Poet, for
ettfwv, impf. of SiSwfii, as if fr,
IdOKW.
Aortioa, -as, r), (fr. next) a bene-
factress.
Aorfip, -npos, and Adrrjs, -ov, b,
(fr. SiSu/u to give) a giver^
donor, benefactor, a. sin. tornv.
Aortubs, -r), -bv, (fr. same) giving,
generous, liberal, bountiful.
Aorix), A6te, see h6s>
A0T1, Att. for 600, which Ion. for
Hooo, 2 sin. 2 a. impr. mid. o!
AovXaywyiu -w, f. -r)<T(i), (fr. SovXos
a slave, and dyu to lead) to re-
b, t), same as SovXaos.
AovXi%6Supos, -ov, b, f/, Ion. for
<?oX(^d<5apoj.
AovXi^bs j -uv, 6, r), Ion. for SoXt^bs-
AovXo-rrpeirris, -ios -oiisy 0, 1), (fr. lou-
Ao? a slave, and irpenulo become)
befitting a slave, like a servant ;
servile, slavish ; sordid, mean.
AovXos, -ov, b, pi. SovXa, rd, a
slave, servant. Adj. -os, -n, -ov,
servile, subservient.
AovXoavvrj, -ns,?/, (fr. last) slavery,
subjection, bondage.
AovXorcpos, -a, -ov, (comp. of Sov-
Xos adj.) more a slave, more op-
pressed.
AovXovuevos, par. pres. pass. cont.
of
AovXou) -w, f. -dVw, p. ScSoi'iXwKa,
(fr. SovXos a slave) to enslave,
reduce to slavery, bring into bon-
da , deprive of liberty ; to sub-
•> , control. AovXoouai -ovuat,
to become a slave, serve.
AovXu>6h'TEs, n. pi. par. 1 a. pass.
— AovXu)covo-i, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act.
of last.
AovXioovvn, -rjSi hi I°n« for SovXo-
ovvn.
A' oTv, for St ovv, but however, hovy
ever.
Aorvai, 2 a. inf. act. — Aoij?, -ovtra,
-bv, g. 6vros, -ovens, &c. 2 a.
par. act. — Acicio, 1 f. act. of
SiSuy/xt.
Ani'nzev, Ion. for dovvnatv, 3 sin.
1 a. act. of
Aov-rfu) -w, f. -rjffw, p. -vKa, (fr.
Sovttos a sound) to make a noist
by Jailing; to rattle, crash,
sound, resound, thunder; to fall,
die. 2 a. act. iSovizov. per. mid.
ind. SiSovwa' par. Stloviruis.
AoT'xos, -ov, b, the sound of a thing
falling ; a rattle, crash, noise, clap.
Aorpa, to), pi. of SoZpov, obs. same
as Sopv. Or, rather by Apoc.
for Sovpdra, which is Poet, for
Sopara, pi. of Soov.
Aor'paj, -dros, rb, Poet, for Sdpv.
Aoi'oar', for Sdpura, see in Sotpa.
' ovpdrtos, -a, -ov, Aoi'petos, -ov, 6,
duce to slavery, enslave, depri^
Ai-pbs, -ov, 6, (fr. Sipas a hide) a\ of liberty, carry into captivity. \ hi and Aovpioc, -a, -ov, (fr. jop*
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APA
timber) wooden, made of wood ;
like wood, hard.
Aovpnv lk>h, -ioi -ovg, 6, i), (fr. Sopv
a spear, and rjvtKfn\ong) u spear's
cast, as far as a spear is thrown.
Aovpl, for bouart or dopvi, d. sin. of
Sopv.
AovpueXtirbc, AoupjVABro?, and Ao-
pcxAiiro;, -ov,b,i), (f»\^opi
and (cAii'w to celebrate or kAuw to
hear) #ood a* <Ae spear, famous
in war, brave, wirlike, military.
AovpUrnroc, -ov, 6, q, Poet, for 60-
piKTr)TOS.
Aovobi, for <5<5paro{ or (5<$pvo$, g.
•in. off5dpu.
Ao^nov, -ov, to, (fr. $f%ofiai to re-
ceive) a vessel, receptacle, reser-
voir, cistern.
&°X'h -'""'*' fc (fr. same) an enter-
tainment, feast, ban'/ u ft.
Ao^i'i'iov, -ov, to, Ion. for <5o;^rTov.
Ao^/i»/, -T/j, //, (fr. Si^oftai to con-
tain) a palm, span.
Aoxiibs, -h, -ov, and Ao^/jioj, -on,
5, JJ, obli/ue, crooked, bent;
wreathed, twisted, cross.
Ao^dw -w, f. -ujffu), (fr. last) fo
/can, incline ; to bend, bow,
crook, turn. 1 a. par. pass.
Ao%bs, -»/, -o>, (fr. Stj^ouai to con-
tain) holding, containing.
AJw, f. <W<i>, obs. its tenses are
used by ciSuut.
Aodhi, -»;?, //, the name of an herb.
Apdyua, -aroi, rb, (fr. ipdacat to
grasp) a handful ; a gripe,
grasp ; a sheaf; corn in the
straw.
Apayptvu) or Apayfinrcvo), f. -cvau),
(fr. last) to make into handfuls
or sheaves ; to gather, bind up.
ApdBtiv, Apaflw, by Metath. for
SapOctv, 2 a. inf. act. and SapOu,
2 f. md. act. of SapOdvut.
Api<V, -m, -", 2 a- op1- act. of
tyout obs. see StipdcKU).
Ap 1/ vu>, same as cpaw.
Apdici, a. sin. of ^pa£.
Apa*<«(va, -05, »;, (fr. opaicwv a dra-
gon) a she dragon.
Apa/cds, par. of £<3paic>7v, 2 a. ind.
pass. — Apa'ov. -a, -e, Ion. for
fipaxov, 2 a. ind. act. of StpKio.
bpdKovra, a. sin. — Apdxovrt, n.
du. — Apa»covi-of, g. of IpaKutv.
ApaKOvrCobng, -eoc -ovc, b, fj, (fr.
next, and £?<5o? likeness) snake-
like, snaky, serpent-like, fierce,
venomous.
ApuKwv, -ovtqs, 6, (properly par. 2
a. act. of Sioku) to see) a dragon,
serpent. Also Draco, a man's
name.
Apdua, -droc, rb, (fr. 3prfw to act)
poetical action, the drama ; a
play, comedy or tragedy.
Zpau-irtKo;, -/), -o>. (fr. last) re},re-
senling action, dramatic ; relat-
ing to vlays or the stage; comic
or tragi"; poetical, fabulous.
Aoauaroiroifta -co, f. ->''<rw, (fr.
game, an! itotiw to make) to
write a play, represent on the
stage, dramatize.
Apa/iT/v, Dor. for Apapz7v, inf. —
APE
Apafiuv, par. of iipauov, 2 a. act.
— Apauoiuat, 2 f. mid. ofSpifujj
obs. see rpr^u.
Afjdfjii/ia, -droi, rb, Ion. for &p6uo<
Apauovoa, fern. 2 a. par. act. of
Apavat, Dor. for Spi/vat, 2 a. inf.
act. of Sprjut, same as Spalvut,
and Spdio, or same as <si
Apaf , -<i*d$, 6, (fr. bpdaaia to hold)
as tpdyua.
Ap<i£«/ifv°f> Par- 1 a> rnid. of
Spdcam.
Apuncrci'u, f. -cvfju), (fr. next) t>>
run away, escape from ; to slip,
slide or glide uuay.
Apd-rirns, -ov, b, (fr. Spdu> to run)
a runaway slave ; a fugitive,
vagabond ; a coward.
ApaircrfSnc, Dor. ApamriSac, and
ApanirtoKos, -ov,b, (dim. of last)
a little runawuy slave.
Apawutv, -ovoa, -bv, par. 2 a. act.
of iipiini).
Apaffdu), (fr. opdu) to act) to desire
to do, wish to art.
Apdoifios, -ov, b, t), (fr. same)
prompt, active; efficacious, power-
ful.
Ap<ier/io?, -ov, b, (fr. ipdut to run
away) a flight.
Apaaotifitvos, par. pres. mid. of
Apdoaw, or -rrw, f. ~{-u), to catch
grasp, seize, lay hold on ; to ga-
ther,collect, pick, pvl>. per. pass
iif'pnypai. 1 f. rnid. cpd(ofiai. 1
a. mid. ind. t^pa^d/jnv mipr
ipdfat, in 2 pi. ipd^atrBt.
Apdoras, -a, b, Poet, and Dor. for
Apdarrji, -ov, and Apnortip, Ion.
Aprjarfip, -rjpoi, b, (fr. <5pdw to
act) a performer, doer, agent ; a
slave, servant.
ApatTrfos, -a, -ov, (Cr. same) must
be done, to be effected.
Apavrfip, -npos, and Apaffrr'pio*,
-ov} b, fj, (fr. same) strenuous,
active, prompt ; industrious ; effi.
cacious, powerful.
Apae-roavvn, -n?, f), (fr. same) va-
lour, bravery, manhood ; activity,
diligence, ardour, zeal.
Apardj, by Metath. for 8apr6c.
Apaxufi, -r)f, 1% (fr. ipdcffu to hold)
a drachm or dram, a Greek coin
equal to the Roman denarius,
rather less than eight-pence ;
a weight.
Apdu), f. -ao-w, to act, exercise,
practise ; to act, do, live, lead
life; to serve, minister, attend;
to fly or flee, escape, run away.
Ap//iw, obs. to run. Its tenses are
used by rpix^, which see.
Aptiravn, -VS, hi ar|d Ap/wavov, -ov,
rb, (fr. dot™ to gather) a neap-
ing-hook, sickle, scythe.
Apcirivri<t>6pos, -ov, b, f), (fr. last,
and fpfout to carry) carrying or
using a sickle; a reaper; fur-
nished, or armed with hooks or
scjthes. Subs, a chariot armed
with scythes.
Aoftto), f. -4"t)» ar)d Apfro^ai, to ga-
ther, collect; to pull, plw.k off,
pick, crop ; to cut, reap, mow.
Aot^coijicvai, Dor. for cosip'ruevai,
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APT
Ion. for tipt\p6uerat, n. fern. pi.
par. 1 f. mid. of last.
Ap?)fit or 6palvu), both obs. the
s of the former are used by
6pdu>, which see.
Ap»/7r/r/;j, -ov, b, Ion. for ipnnhnf.
Apr)aai, Ion. for tpdoas, 1 a. par.
;;<t. >•',
Apnofibi, -ov, 0, Ion. for fipao-fids.
Apnaroovvn, -ns, »/, Ion. for bpacmi~
avvn.
Apl\oi, -ov, b, a v)orm, particularly
which breeds in the intestines.
Apiuua, g. -uj, d. -a, a. -av, &c.
I' in. Off
Apiui'i, -da, -11, (perhaps fr. p\v the
. and pin,) to wrinkle) acrid,
biting, corrosive ; sharp, sour,
rou n h : keen, severe, harsh ; uio-
Init, angry, irascible ; subtle,
crafty, artful.
Aptuvrns, -nros, }j, (fr. last) acidity,
sourne.it, harshness; roughness,
doIi in 1, sntnty, anger; keen-
MM, cunning, acutcness, inge-
nuity.
Ap .v, -ov, to, and Apb(, -coj -ovf,
rd, (fr. SpT'i a tree) a grove,
uood, thicket.
Apolrrj, -ns, >i, (fr. same) a bath,
hathing-tub, trough.
Apoualo;,-a, -ov, and Apo/«af,-d<5oft
i, 1), (fr. f}pfuu obs. to run)
running, coursing; swift, quick,
speedy, nimble, active; wandv-
vig, roving. Also,
Apouai, -u 'oj, /,, (fr. same) a kind
offish ; a dromedary ; a prosti-
tute.
Apouci)i,-ioi, Att.-/wf, 6, (fr. same)
a runner, racer, messenger.
Apuuoi, -ov, 6. (fr. same) running,
haste, speed ; a race, course.
Aptuuv, -ovo<;, b, (perhaps fr.
sar..«;) a kind of crab or fish.
Perhaps the same as Apo/jds.
Apd<ro?, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. />/u> to
flow) dew. Sp6aoi, tears.
Apoo-tpbs, -a, -bv, Ap6otuos, -ov, t>%
//, Apocw&ns, -cot -ovs, b, n, (fr.
last) devry, bedewed, sprinkled
with or like devj.
Apovyyoi, -ov, b, a cohort, com-
pany, troop, squadron; a loose
body of soldiers.
ApoiwXka, -a?, r'i, Drusilla, a wo-
man's name.
ApvdSes, -(ov, al, (fr. 6pus an oak)
wood-nymphs.
Apvdbos, -ov, b, Dryalus, a man's
name.
Apvas, -avros, b, Dryas, a man'*
name.
Api'tVof, -n, -ov, (fr. Spvc an oak)
oaken, wooden.
Apvubq, -ov, b, and Apvubv, -ov, rb,
(fr. same) an oak wood ; 0
forest.
Apu/i(oA>7S', -co? -ovc, b, f), (fr. same)
woody, woodland, silvan.
ApvuH;, Dor. for hovjxovc, a. pi. of
Apvuog.
Apvov, -ov, rb, and Apvoc, -ov, S»
same as Apvpos.
Aii-'oxos, -ov, b, f), (fr. Spvc an oak,
and f\w to contain) the timbers
or ribs of a ship; the hull or
bottom; a beginning, founda-
tion.
&pvrretrr)s, and Apvirerr)s, -ios -ovs,
b, »/, (fr. same, and iriirru> to
ripen, or iriirrij) to fall) rijoe, ma-
nure, mellow, soft. Subs, viz,
Kapirbs, fruit, particularly olives
over ripe, fruit ready to drop.
Apvirexp, -tiros, b, r), same as Spv
irent'is-
Apvirru), f. -\pu), p. -<pa, to tear the
cheeks in wo, rend, mangl
to cut, cut up, butcher, wound.
Apvs, -vbs, f), an oak; aparltcular
kind of oak ; a tree ; a tree bear-
ing eatable mast, fruit tree ;
heart of oak, strength, solidity,
firmness ; timber, wood.
Apvr6uos, -ov, b, h, (fr. last, aad
rifivia to cut) a pruner, lopper,
wood-cutter; a carpenter, work-
er of timber.
ApvQi), -tjs, 7), (fr. Spvrrrix> to tear) a
- tearing, laceration of the face,&c.
Apvu>Stis, -eos -ovs, b, r), (fr. Spus
an oak) full of oaks, woody.
Apuvrwv, g. pi. par. pres. act. cont.
of Spdo), Att. for Spirujoav, 3 pi.
pres. impr. cont. of same.
Apuoim, for Spdotfti, -w//£, pres.
opt. act. of Spdio.
Apwrraf, -okos, b, an ointment to
lake away hair ; a plaster. Adj.
plucked, stripped, peeled ; smooth,
bald, bare.
Av, Ion. for iSv, 3 sin. 2 a. act. or
by Apoc. for SvQt, 2 a. impr.
act. of Su/jii.
Av, for 6vd>.
Avds, -aSos, t), (fr. Svo two) the
union of two ; binary, two-fold.
Avdoi -5, (fr. Svn misfortune) to
afflict, sink in sorrow, plunge in
misery. Av6ct, for Sv&m, which
is contracted for Svdovcrt, 3 pi.
cont. pres. ind. act.
Averat, 3 sin. pres. ind. pass. —
Avjjs, 2 sin. pres. sub. of Svia,
same as Svvu> or Svut.
Avn, -ns, )), (fr. <5vu> to fall) ill luck,
misfortune, mishap ; trouble,
anxiety, solicitude, affliction, an-
guish, grief, sorrow, wo.
AvQt, pres. impr. act. of Svut.
AutVdj, -t), -bv, (fr. Svo two) of two,
dual, binary.
Atuevai, Dor. for Svvat, 2 a. inf.
act. of
Aupit, see 8vvu).
Avv', for — Avve, Ion. for iSvvt, 3
sin. impf. of Svvw.
Avvdfa, same as Svvauat, 1 a. ind.
pass. cSvvdcrQiiv, Att. r)Svvdu9r)v.
Avvai, by Apoc. for Svvaaat, 2 sin.
pres. ind. mid. or Dor. for Svvrj,
2 sin. pres. sub. mid. — Avvatr
for Svvairo, 3 sin. pres. opt. mid.
— Avvap for
Avvaaat, f. -fiaojiat, p. ScSvvnutt,
(perhaps fr. Suvbs powerful)
can, may, be able ; to havepower,
force, influence or efficacy ; to
be worth, be valued at or equiva-
lent to; to do, effect, tend to; to
profit, serve, avail, pres. sub.
Svvwfxai. impf. thvvdfi-nv, and Att.
r)&v'vdin)v, -'<>, -aro. 1 a. pa«3. ind.
X
ATN
e<5 vvrjffSn v, and A tt. tSv vr}$ti v, aiso
eSwdaBov, and TiSwdaOnv sub.
SvvnO&.l a.ind. mid. eSvvnadfjitiv.
Avvduti, -/*£<j, -ucot, -uttav, -utv,
cases of Svvafits-
Avvapivt), fern. par. pres. mid. of
ivvauai, also, -n$, f), the name,
or rather epithet of a woman.
Avvducoda, Poet, for Svvdptda, 1
pi. pres. ind. of Svvauat.
Avvauis, -ios, Att. -ews, >), (fr. ov-
vauai to be able) power, ability
strength, force ; dominion, au-
thority, sway, influence; virtue,
efficacy, energy, faculty, apt-
ness, fitness ; means, abundance,
plenty ; armament, forces ; im-
port, signification, meaning ; va-
lue, worth, estimation. Avvdfxtts,
at, powers, magistrates, rulers;
angels, spirits ; miracles, mighty
works.
Avvaftoo) -5, f. -WW, p. -o>Ka, (fr
last) to strengthen, enable, give
power to, make strong or power-
ful, par. pres. pass. Swanodpevos
-ovfievos.
Avvdouai or -d£o/jiai, obs. whence
u
va/iat
borrows its tenses.
Avvaaat or Svvn, -arai, pi. -djitda,
-ao&e, -avrai, pres. ind. mid.
AvvaaQat, pres. inf. mid. — Aavai-
jinv, -aio, -airo, pass. opt. mid.
— Avfd/xevos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
mid. — Avvvaouat, -y, -erat, pi.
-odjxeOa, -azoBt, -oovrai, 1 f. ind.
mid. — Awn07,Te, 2 pi. 1 a. sub.
pass. — Avvo>jxat, -n, -nrat, pres.
sub. mid. of Svvauat.
AvvaaOrjvai, 1 a. inf. pass, of Sv-
vdfa.
Avvaats, -tog, Att. -ttos, t), Poet,
for Svva/iii.
Avvacrreia, -as, r), (fr, Svvapai to be
able) power, rule, sovereignty,
dominion ; command, govern-
ment; strength, army, forces; «
dynasty.
AvvaoTevu), f. -cvota, (fr. same) to
rule, command, govern, reign.
par. pres. Avvaarcviav -ovoa, -ov.
Avvdcrrjs, -ov, and -rwp, -opos, (fr.
same) o prince, chief, ruler,
king, sovereign ; a potentate, no-
bleman.
Avvarei, 3 sin. cont. of
Avvartoi -5, f. -rjffoi, p. -nKa, (fr.
next) to be in power, have au-
thority ; to shov) power, display
might.
Awards, -r), -bv, (fr. Svva/xat to be
able) able, strong; mighty, po-
tent, powerful; capable, effec-
tive, adequate ; possible, comp.
Svvarurepos, sup. -c5raro?.
Avve, Ion. (oreSvve, 3 sin. impf. of
Svvu).
Avvtarai, Ion. for Svvavrat, 3 pi.
pres. ind. — Avvjj, and Ion. Av-
vijai, 2 sin. pres. sub. — AvvnOzi-
nv, 1 a. opt. pass. — AvvriOG), 1 a.
sub. pass. — Auv^ff£a«,Ion. for^v-
vtjaT], 2 sin. 1 f. mid Avvijadne-
vos, par. 1 f. mid. ofSvvauat.
Ativra, a. sin. or neut. pi. of Sis, 2
a. par. act. of Svfit, 9ame as
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AT2
Avvo), Av<i>, or Avut, f. -iffot,p.S{Sv
Ka, to enter, go in, penetrate ; to
set, sink down, subside, be plung-
ed ; to clothe, dress, put on.
1 a. act. iSvaa. per. pass. SiSva-
fiat. 2 a. act. ind. idvv' impr.
dvdt' inf. Svvat' par. Svs.
Avv<j>v, -ovoa, -ov, g. -ovros, par.
pres. act. — Avvova"1 for Svvovatf
3 pi. pres. ind. act. of last.
Avo, and Att. Svia, two; a pair,
couple, g. and d. Svotv, in fern.
Svatv. d. pi. Svoi. It is also
indecl.
Av6u)ot -wot, 3 pi. pres. ind. of
Svoo), Poet, for 5vw, see Srivta.
AvTTTtjs, -ov, b, (fr. next) a swim-
mer, diver.
Avirru), f. -\pu>, (fr. 5iu) to enter) to
dip, dive, bathe.
Avpofxat, f. -ovytat, same as oSvpo-
fjiat.
Axis, -voa, -vv, par. 2 a. ofSv^t, see
hvvbi.
Auj, an inseparable particle im-
porting hardship, difficulty, pain,
or privation ; it answers nearly
to the English dis.
Avoafios, -w, b, Dor. for Svcrj^os-
Avaaris, -Eos -ovs, b, r), (fr. ^11 j ill,
and do) to blow) blowing hard,
roughj boisterous, stormy.
Avoat, inf. of iSvaa, 1 a. act. of
Svvu).
Avo-atu)v,-o)vos, 0,%, (fr. Svs ill, and
attbv life) miserable, wretchedt
unfortunate.
AvoaXyns-, ~ios -ovs, and Avod\yr}'
tos, -ov, b, %, (Tr. Svs ill, and
d\yos grief) grievous, afflictive.,
painful; hard-hearted, unfeeling ,
insensible.
Avoa\ia, and AuoaKia, -as, h, (&•
Sclera dung) filth, nastiness.
AvodXvKTOs, -ov, b, t), (fr. Sis ill,
and aXvcKu to avoid) inevitable,
unavoidable.
AvGnjifiopos, and Avofxopos,-ov, b, t),
(fr. same, and fidpos lot) UU
fated, unfortunate, miserable, un-
happy.
Avaavdoxeros, and AvadvtKTOS,-ov,
b, f), (fr. same, and av/yu to
endure) intolerable, insuffera-
ble, not to be endured; grievous,
severe.
Avaavrcl, d. sin. of
Avaavrfis, -ios -ovs, and Avadvn)»
ros, -ov, b, t), (fr. same, and av-
rdu> to meet) ill to be met, un-
lucky, unfortunate ; untoward,
awkv;ard; distressing, difficult,
arduous, dangerous ; violent,
fierce, cruel.
Avaairtortij) -w,(fr. same, and atria-
riu) to disbelieve) to discredit,
disbelieve, impf. Svarj-rriorcov -ovv.
Avaa-Koartdcfrms, (fr.same, airb from,
and o-irdu) to draw) stiffly, firmly,
tenaciously.
AvcrapcarfU) -w, f. >'/<rw, (fr. Svodpetr-
ros, sullen) to dislike, disapprove,
loathe ; 10 be harsh, morose.
Avcrdpeorov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
moroseness, sullenness.
Avadpeo-ros, -ov, b, f), (fr. Svs ill, and
apiaKU) to please) hard to pleast j:
ATS
morose, peevish, sullen, disa-
greed
Ana .(jioroKtia, -us, f/, (fr. same,
dpioroc Ins;, and tiktw to bear)
unJortunaU m a generous off-
spring ; l>taring brave, but un-
foTlunate children.
Avada^iros, -oxi, b, r), same as Sv
o<Lvda)(iTos.
Avacv^rii, -iui -owe, b, fj, (fr. fii s ill,
and ut^/j boasting) fenely
boasting, overbed ing, imperious.
Avoiuptiiptrus, -ov,b, t), (fr.
and u<p ipfw lo carry away)
flur^ f<> /e carried <Jf, /iff. cult tn
be removed, immoveablt, fxed,
firm.
&va,J ioraicToi, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same,
and Batrratys to carry) ford to
be lifted or ly,pon-
dirous.
AvolSdroi, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
Balvu to go) inuc.cissibk, not to
be reached, unapproachable.
'lucl3o'':6r]TOi, -ov, b, I), ('"
and dor/Of*/ to bring help) past
h<i, -as, tji (""• same, and
fiov\n CUiinsel) /"it/ courue/, un-
fortunaU a
Lvoylvtia, -«j, f, (fr- same, and
yivos birth) touvits* of birth,
lion, o' srurity.
Avoytviis, -las -oi*j, 6,^, (fr. same)
- orn, me in,
i roj, -0D, 6, //, (fr. same,
an I taeoim to weep) .<f'^/, mebw-
. mournful, tuirful.
ilroc, -ov, o, //, (fr. same,
(5i,; through, and flalw to go)
impasmble, impervious, impene-
trable.
Avo<\tiKpt,Tos, -ov, b,ff, (fr. Fame,
arid mi.kou'w to distinguish) in-
distinct, indiscernible, o' senre.
Avofiic*in;rj;, -0D, 6 ^, (fr same,
and ^itfuui to go through) A«W
to be gone over or treated of;
impassable.
AvffA(/(o*oc, -ov, b, fl, (fr. same,
an 1 fiffy^os a pas^j^t) impir-
viow>, impas.% die, impenetrable.
Ava't Aynros, -ov, b, >/. (fr. same,
and fitnyhu.u to rtLte) no/ to
be toll', inexpressible,
Avatm, Ion. for Iva-n, 2 sin. J^ f. |
mi.-1, of Jmo .
&vcr'.ifii)c, -f'oc -o5$, o. ^, (fr. raj ill,,
and el'os shape) deformed, ugly,*
misshapen ; disgu sting.
Avaebr^o^os, ov, b. i),{fr. same, and i
cta^o\r) an entrance) not to he''
entered, impervious ; inaccessible.
AvffeKirrp.iTos -ov, h, i), (fr ,ame,
ck from, and rrpdw 'o pass) dif-
ficult to be passed. Or (fr. ithas
an end) of a miserable end,
vrretrhed, horrid.
Ai'Tf.X^-tffrof, -ov. b, i), (fr. same,
and e\iris hope) unexpected , un-
hoped ; hopeles'..
Avcivripui, -us, r), (fr. fibs ill, and
fiirepov the intestines) illness of
the !ovh. dysentery.
iiri;or.A -.•; -or, 'fr. last) af-
flict c \ : i.h dysentery.
Avawrc^ia, -us, r), (fr. 6vs ill, and
ATS
ivrcvl-if a meeting) a forbidding
manner, incivility, haughtvuss.
Avat(d\tiiTTos, -ov, b, A, (fr. same,
and e^aXiiipw to obliterate) /ictn/
to be if and, indeHbie,
AvoefawTOs, -ov, b, }j, (fr. same,
and e^avvio to perform) djficult,
indissoluble chain.
A«'fft(m/Xoj, and -r^roj, -ou, b, f),
(fr. same, t( out of, and rfy«<
to go) impassable, impt riious ;
that ran hardly tscaj)r, unaJile lo
?tt aicay.
Avoiilrof, -ov, b, r), (fr. same, and
fi,itfii to go out of) impassable,
hating no i rit.
bvonrutropdurof, -ov, b, >/,(fr. same,
and waiopQout to correct) incor-
rigible, past amendment, deprav-
ed ; spoilt d.
Avoini(iuTOi, -ov, 6, i/, (lr.
and fffi/Junw to ascend) inacces-
sible.
livoiirlrevKTos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and iTiTvyxdiw to attain) not to
be got, unattainable; irreconcde-
a''U, ai i rse, contrary ; disupjioint-
eil, frustrated, unfortunate.
bioipyoi, -ov, b, /;, (fr. same, and
ipyov work) unfit far working ;
incapable at being wrougl
ficidt ; slothful, lazy ; stupid, m-
artii ( .
SvoipiivnTos, -ov,b,f), (fr. same,
and cocvidw to starch) UHStmrch-
able,ih.srrutul>le, p
biiotpis, -i?os, b,}), (fr. same, aiid
ipic strife) i/uurrilsami , conten
turns, choleric, petulant ;
cross, testy; hum our same ; ob-
stinate, ttul.be*"*.
&voepp>'\ivros, -ov, b, fi, (fr. s.wnf,
and tppnvciw to interpret) hard
t'l ti txplaii ■ . ! if cult.
Avcipius, -wtoj, 6, fi, (fr. Mi
/pwj love) unfortunate in loi i ;
deceived J desperately in love,
lovelorn.
bvaerai, 3 sin. pres. ind. — Avctro,
Ion. and — ^liooiro, Putt, and
Ion. for thveiro, 3 sin. impf.
ind. offivoofjiai.
Avoevv'Tup-opof. b, (fr. five ill, and
cwt) a bed) unlucky partner of a
ted.
Avotvpzroc, -ov, b,f), (fr. 6is ill, and
tiipioKW to find) hard to be found,
scarce ; indiscoverable, hard to be
explored.
AvcicjiKros, -ov, b,'i, (fr. same, and
upiKviouat to arrive at) unat-
tainable, not to be reached, inac-
cessible.
Avoupofiforaros, Slip, of
bvcifyohoc, -ov, b, t), (fr. tit ill, and
i(f>o()oi an approach) unapproach-
able, inaccessible.
At'>077/3o?, -ov, b, t), (fr. same, and
ru3» youth) of age, full groy.n ;
unhappy, unfortunate.
Avor/Kooc, -ov, b, »'/, (fr. same, and
ukovu) to hear) deaf, deafish; in-
attentive, disobedient .
bvQTi'Siy'rs, -ioc -of'c, b,rj, (fr. sarre,
and iriyu 'o regard) trovb'e-
somc, offensive ; grievous* severe,
harsh; sad, dtsmof,
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Avonutpiw -u, f. -/jaw, p. -nxa, (fr.
same, and ffuipa a day) to Jail,
miss; be unjvilunute, be disap-
pointed.
Avanucpia, -a, i'i, (fr. last) adver-
sity, misji.rtune, affliction ; ill
luik, misclu.,
AvaniricTovv, impf. cont. of 6voa
nor iii).
Avtrrixfli, -io( -ovc, 6, fi, (fr. .'. s ill,
and ^^05 a sound) harsh
■■ j loud xo i.
Touring.
AvcOu\T^c,-ioi-olc,b,f\, (fr. same,
in) cold, chilly,
f'igid ; hard to I., tJHMft
AiaOinaTtw -w, f. -i,ou), (lr. same,
ami cdiuroi death) to dread
death, be impatient oj dying ; to
linnir, die painfully.
AvaQifiiu -Q), 1. -f;ou), (fr. same,
and ciubi the mind) lo despond,
lose Itoj.c, despair.
AvcOvfiiu, -us, ft, (fr. last) dejec-
AroOvuos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same) sad,
melancholy, dejected; di
n,iss, slothful,
indiffennt.
Avai, d. pi. of ivo.
Avoiaroc, -ov, b,!), (fr. fiic ill, and
idouai to heal) difficult to cure,
unudlvig iu f„,d, incurable f
hard to be appiased, implaca-
ble.
Avoifupoc, -oii,6, i'i, (fr. same, and
luipoc dtsire) liurdly to be di sired
or u ishtd for ; disagreeable, hate-
ful, odious.
Avait,-ioc, Att. -£wy, )), (fr. r'n-w to
p. down) a going douti, selling,
■
&VCKaTd\r)itTOC, -ov, b, »';, (fr. obf ill,
and KaruXuufidvii) to compre-
hend) incomprehensible, unin-
telligtble : difficult, abstruse.
AyoifmrotudBtrrof, -ov, 6, ^,(fr.samc,
and KuTafiavddvut to learn) diffi-
cult to learn, abstruse, unintelli-
AvoKurcyaQfirus, (fr. last) unin-
telligibly.
AvoKnTafid^TOi, (fr. fiis 'H, and
Karuud%ouui to fight against)
hard to be opposed; not to bt
sul/dued ; impregnable.
livacaTavoijros, -ov, b, }}, (fr. same,
and earayoiu to perceive) 177?-
perceptible, unobservable ; ab-
struse, unintelligible.
AvoKardirnvoros, -ov, 6, ^,(fr. same,
and Karairavui to Still) not to be
assuaged, violent, furious, im-
placable.
&vcK(,Tat;o\iuriros, -ov, b, >'i, (fr.
same, kotu. against, and ir6\s-
uos war) invincible; impregna-
ble.
Avc)card-oaKros,-ov, b,r), (fr. same,
and Karairpdcou) to effect) hardly
to be done, scarcely possible, dif-
frult ; not to be subdued or
tamed, uild.
Avt7Kardo-i3ccroc,-ov,b,fi,(fr. same,
and Knrac(itvvvo> to extinguish)
not to be extinguished.
Avc.Ki\uiOos.-^\ b,fh (fr.same,and
ATI
tO.a&ot sound) ill sounding,
hoarse, harsh, doleful.
Avukcv, Ion. for iovoKtv, 3 sin.
impf. ofdiicKw.
Avciciv'iros, -ov, 6, f), (fr. cij ill,
and rivf'w to move) dull, slow,
sluggish, lazy, slothful; inffixi-
ble, obstinate.
AvaicXeiis, -ios -ovs, 6, f), (fr. same,
and icXios fame) inglorious,
mean, obscure, private ; dis-
graced, ignominious.
AvacXda, -as, f), (fr- last) disgrace,
shame, dishonour.
Av(tkXvtos,-ov, b,>), (fr. ovs ill, and
k\vu to hear) unheard of, in-
glorious, mean, private, ob-
scure.
AvaicoXatvui, f. -uvd, p. -ayica, (fr.
SvokoXos squeamish) to be dis-
pleased, morose, discontented, to
fret, be angry ; to scorn, be in-
dignant.
AvaicoXia, -as, fj, (fr. next) frelful-
ness, discontent ; moroseness,
crossness, ill temper.
AiatcoXos, -ov, c, >/, (fr. cvs ill, and
iro'Aovfood) indigestible ; squeam-
ish, delicate ; peevish, fretful ;
disagreeable, morose, cross; dif-
ficult, troublesome.
AvoKoXuts* (fr. last) with difficulty,
hardly.
Avoxparos, -ov, 6, ff, (fr. Zvs ill, and
Ktpdvnut to mix) ill mixed.
AvacpiTos, -ov, b, >), (fr. same, and
kph(j) to judge) scarcely distin-
guishable, indistinct, obscure.
Avcku), Poet, for 6viu>.
Avexwipos , -ov, 6, r), (fr. cvs hardly,
and Ku)(pbs deaf) somewhat deaf;
deaf and dumb.
AvaXo<f>os, -ov, b, fj, (fr. cvs ill, and
Xo<pos the shoulders) galling to
the shoulders or neck; burden-
some, heavy.
AvaXvros, -ov, b, {], (fr. same, and
\vu> to loose) intricate, difficult,
obscure; indissoluble; implaca-
ble.
Avcfiadns, -ios -ousi b, f), (fr. same,
and fiavOdvu to learn) hard to be
learned or knoivn ; heavy, dull,
slow of apprehension; indocile,
untractable.
Avcftapy)s, -ios -ovs, b, >/, (fr. same,
and fidpn the hand) difficult,
hard, awkward, inconvenient.
AvtTfid)(vros, and At'tr/za^o?, -ou, 6,
fl, (fr. same, and udx<>**i to
fight) violent, fierce, furious;
invincible, unconquerable, im-
pregnable.
Avvutieia, -0.5,17, (fr. cvc^eviis hos-
tile) enmky, hostility, war ; ha-
tred, grudge, malice; ill-will,
malevolence.
Avcfievicacri, Ion. and Poet, for
cvopcvici, d. pi. of
Avautvris, -ios -•»$, b, f/, (fr. cvs
ill, and fiivos anger) hostile
deadly, feudal. Subs, an enemy
foe.
AvaptvZs, (fr. last) like an enemy,
hnstilely, maliciously.
Auafttrayc/piCTras, -ov, b, f), (fr. 6i>s
ill, arid /i^ra^p^w to take in
AT2
hand) hard to be managed, dif-
ficult, arduous; unuuUly, awk-
ward ; indocile, obstinate.
Avafifi, -fiSi >'h (fr. cvvut to go down)
setting, sunset, the west.
Avcfirjrnp, and Dor. Avaudrnp,
-£fk.s, 17, (fr. Sits iH> and ar,rvp a
mother) a cruel, unnatural V10-
ther.
Avcuinudvevros, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same,
and uvnfiovtiu to remember)
hard to be remembered.
Avoftopos, -ov, b, //, (fr. same, and
ubpos fate) ill-fated, ill-starred,
luckless, unhappy ; calandtous,
unfortunate.
Avofiop<pia, -as, and Ion. Avcuop-
<t>ili -iSthy (fr» same, and uopipi)
shape) deformity.
Avcftopipos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same)
misshapen, deformed.
Avevdrjros, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
voioi to understand) ill-conceived,
misunderstood; hardly compre-
hended, difficult, obscure.
Avovouia, -as, and Ion. Avcvouin,
-vs,hi (fr- same, and vouos law)
laxity of the laws, disorder, ir-
regularity ; licentiousness, anar-
chy.
Avc^Vfi^oXos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and avuj3dXXu> to confer) not to
be treated with, faithless, perfi-
dious.
Avcocos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
beds a road) impassable, imper-
vious, pathless, wild. Subs, a bad
road.
Avookvos, -ov, b, >7, (fr. same, and
okvos laziness) slow, slothful,
dull, lazy, listless; lieavy, inac-
tive, indolent.
Avo-okvws, (fr. last) slowly, lazily,
indolently.
Avaofiai, 1 f. mid. of Ixjfti see cvvw,
used Poet, as another verb. 3
sin. pres. Svctrat, Poet, hvaaz-
rai. impf. zcvcdunv, -ov, -zro,
Ion. cvctTo, and Poet. ovoczro.
Averovetpos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. foj ill, and
ovcipos a dream) interrupted by
dreams ; sleepless, restless.
Avaoparos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
bodo) to see) scarcely visible, in-
distinct, obscure.
Avcopyos, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same, and
opyfi anger) angry, passionate,
hasty, irascible.
Avcooioros,-ov, 6, >';, (fr. same, and
ooi'^u) to define) undefined, inde-
finite ; hard to be traced or mark-
ed out.
Aicnoiis, -idos. b, >'/, (fr. same, and
opvis a bird) ill-omened, unlucky.
AvcoeTn'ia, -as, f/, (fr. same, and
ociin odour) an ill smell.
Avaovpos, -ov, 6, fi, (fr. same, and
ovpos a guard) hard to be watched
or guarded.
AvoTrai-aXos,-ov, b, ^,(fr.same,and
KutxaXu precipices) steep, preci-
pitous, rugged, insurmountable.
Avc-zaXfis, -ios -ovs, b, >h (fr- same,
and trdXri wrestling) invincible
at wrestling, matchless; diffi-
cult, severe, arduous.
A^oxaoaKoXovBriros, -ov, b, k, (fr,
AT2
same, rapu along, and axoXovdim
to follow) hard to be followed,
traced or understood ; incompre-
hensible, ui.inlelligiile.
AvovupdvXovs, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same,
and TzupairXiu) to sail past) to be
passed with difficulty, innaviga-
ble, dangerous.
AvcTrapis, -'icos, b, (fr. same, and
Ildpis an effeminate epithet of
Alexander the son of Priam)
unfortunate, silly Paris ; effemi-
nate, delicate.
Avc-rreiQiis, -ios -ovs, b,fi, (fr. same,
and Tztidu to persuade) hard to
,be persuaded or convinced, obsti-
nate ; disobedient.
Avoxiioros, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same) in-
credulous, di&l eheving ; incredi-
ble, not to be iedeted.
Av<rrrcXdytos,-a,-ov, (fr. same, and
iziXayos the sea) exposed to the
sea ; unsafe, dangerous ; stormy ,
boisterous.
AvcTri^eptXos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and iri/xzu) to send) dangerous
to pass, impassable, boisterous.
Avciriparcs, -ov, 6, fi, (fr. same, and
irepdu) to pass) difficult to pass.
Ava-epiXn-ros, -ov,b,f], (fr. same,
and ircpiXa/j^dvu) to comprehend)
unintelligible, incomprehensible.
Avairirrina, -dros, to, (fr. same^
and Kin™ to fall out) an acci
dent, misfortune ; adversity.
Avairtrns, -ios -ovs, b, f/, (fr. same)
unfortunate, calamitous; dw-
tressed, unhappy.
Av<.-fficros,-ov, b, fi, (fr. ovjill, and
iTciOoi to persuade) incredulous,
sceptical, doubting ; incredible.
Avcitvoiw-Si, f. -rjau), (fr. same, and
vvori breath) to breathe hard, re-
spire with difficulty, pant.
Avatrvoia, -as, 17, (fr. last) diffi-
culty of breathing, shortness of
breath ; a sigh.
Avo-nvoliebs, -r), -bv, (fr. same)
breathing short, panting ; asth-
matical ; sighing, sobbing.
Ava-oXiutiTos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. S <s ill,
and iroXeuos war) fierce in war,
not easily conquered; valiant,
brave.
AvcTroXt6pKT)Tos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. fame,
and TToXtopKiu to besiege) im-
pregnable.
Ava~6ptvTos, and Avcr-rropos, -ov, 0,
fl, (fr. same, and iropa'w to pass
through) impassable, pathless,
trackless ; inaccessible.
Avcnopioros, -ov, b, f/,{fr. same, and
TTooi^u) to provide) hard to be
procured, scarce.
AvonoTfios, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
roTjjios fate) ill-fated, ill-starred,
unlucky, disastrous.
Avoirpayiw -w, f. ->,cu), p. -vko, (fr.
same, and vpdoouj to do) to miss,
fail, not succeed, be disappoint-
ed.
Avairpayla, and Avairpa^ia, -as, $,
(fr! last) v;ant of success, fail-
ure, disappointment; adversity^
calnmity,
Avo-irp6ot'T0S, -ov, b, 1), (fr. cis i1!
and rpocti^t to approach) and
AT2
Avnrpdo-ooos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same,
irpdj to. and bSos a road) inac-
cessible ; difficult of access, for-
bidding, distant, reserved.
Av<nrpoo6puioros, -ou, 6, rj, (fr.same,
and irpoaopfii^u) to harbour) in-
accessible, dangerous to approach,
unsafe for ship*.
Avirplyos, -ou, b, l), (fr. same, and
f>lyoi cold) not*able to bear cold;
very cold, st\ff.
Avaoi^tia, -as, h, (fr. ovaotfitii im-
pious) impiety, irreligion.
AvoozjJiu) -w, (fr. same) 10 6c im-
pious ; to blaspheme, scoff.
Avoaitftjua, -aros, rd, (fr. same)
impiety, ungodliness.
Avoaciiiis, -foj, -oui, b, i^, (fr. £0? ill,
and aiiiut to revere) impious,
ungodly, irreligious.
Aiaato, Poet, for Aiiaio, Ion. for
£uo-ou, pres. impr. — Avoaoucva-
uv, Poet, and ji£ol. for cvaopi-
vu>v, g. pi. par. pres. mid. of 6vao-
Aiiaaoos, -ov, b, rj, (fr. 6vf ill, and
ados safe, or c-rfu» to put to fbghl )
hardly sivrd,just escaped ; u'/an-
donel, forsukcn ; hardly beat off
or driven uw nj ; not to be over-
taken, clear off.
Avardvos, Dor. for Svarnvos.
AvtrriKuapros, -ov, 6, rj, (fr. fffcj
hardly, an I TiKuninj) to
ture) not to be guesstd, j.
jecture.
Avarnvos, -ou, 6, fi, 'ft. same, and
oriiu to groin, or 'larnui to
Stand) sighing, groaning funnit-
ing ; miaerabU\ unhappy, wretcli-
ed, unfortu
Av<rr>)pnros,-ov, b, !j, (fr. HUM, iad
Tnpiu to watch) scarcely obser-
vable, imperceptible; la
watched or preserved.
Avariticvros,-ov,b,ii, (fr. same, and
an 'tuuj to tread) not to be traced,
lost, undiscovered.
Avotokiu) -w, f. -t'jffu, and -/ <t«j, (fr.
<5uj hardly, and W<crw to bring
forth) to bring forth with diffi-
culty, have dangerous labor r ; to
have bad offspring.
AvoroK>'io-is, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a.
act. of last.
At5o-rpo$, -ou, o, one of the mroiths,
called also EXatynthXiuvj an-
swering nearly to our September.
AuoTD^f'oraToj, sup. of ovorvX'iS'
Auf/rw^fui -a>, f. -)/o-u), p. -nica, (fr.
60 j ill, and rv^n fortune) to be
unfortunate or unsuccessful,
meet with misfortunes; io fail,
err, miss. 1 a. pat. act. Svitv^/j-
trac. 1 a. par. pass, ivtrv^n-
Qzis, inneut. pi. (Wm^f? Vra.
Avorvxiua, -aros, rd, and Avorv-
%ia, -as, »;, (fr. last) a misfor-
tune, accident, ill-luck ; o defeat,
slaughte* ; adversity, affliction,
trouble, sorrow.
Avarvxns, -ios -otij, b, rj, (fi same)
^ unfortunate, wretched, nisera-
ble, afflicted, cruel, ur feeling.
comp. 6voTV%i(TrepQSy s* p. -ra-
tes.
SwrvxptlvTast a. pi. cent, p »• pres.
ATI
act. — Auotv^ouc-i, 3 pi. cont.
pres. ind. act. of Svcrv^iui.
Avavniararos, -ov, b, r/, (fr. rjrjj
hardly, and b<plorauai to await)
scarcely to be withstood, hardly to
be borne, impetuous, furious.
Avo<f>auov, -ov, rd, (Dor. for 6vod>n-
uov, neut. of ivaipnuos slander-
ous) disgrace, dishonour, shame.
Avaiptipiai -<i, f. -tied), p. -vku, (fr.
same) to calumniate, slander ;
to reproach, revile ; to blaspheme ;
to foretell evil, forebode ill.
Avotynuia, -as, rj, (i'r. same) a re-
proach, taunt; calumny, slan-
der ; a disgrace, shume, I
infamy, evil report.
Avaiprjuoio, ion. for ovofi'tftov, g. of
Avoipnuos, -ov, b,f), (fr. 8vs ill, and
tfirjun a report) reviling, reproach-
ful ; slanderous, calumnious;
ominous, foreboding evil.
Avo<popfui -u>, f. -I'/atit, p. -nKa, (fr.
bus ill, and <pinu> to bear) to be
hardly able, scarcely to bear; to
Ut; to fret, grici'c, be angry
or indignant.
Avcipopiis, -fas -ovs, Ava<p6pnros,
Auofopos, to i, b, rj, (fr.
same) hard to be borne, not to
be endured ; offensive, trouble-
some ; severe, grievous ; heavy,
weigldy.
Ava(f)6p<i»s, (fr. last) beyond endur-
- 'V, srnrrly.
Avo<Ppoya, -u>v, rn, (fr. next) cares,
aiurieti-
Aveipooviio -w, f. -»;<ru), (fr. 6vs ill,
and <ppoi>iui to think, th. <ppt)v
the mind) to lose spirits, sink,
fiint, despond; to grieve, fret,
ilL par. pres. act. 6vo<ppo-
k'iov -<Sv.
Auo-</>po(ruvdwv, g. pi. iEol. of
Avaitpoovvvn, -ns, i), (fr. fivofypoviu
to despond) anxiety, care, vexa-
tion ; grief, sorrow.
.AiV^puv, -ovos, 6, f], (fr. same)
arucious, sad.
Avo<pv\aKTOS, -ou, 6, >i, (fr. 6us ill,
and ibv\doc(i) to guard) /»arri to be
avoided, unavoidable, inevitable.
Av<r<pu)via, -as, h, (fr. next) dis-
cord, discordance ; harshness or
roughness of voice or sound.
AvitQuvos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. ovs ill, and
<fcwi/i) voice )dissonant, discordant,
jarring ; rough, harsh, grating.
Ava^eiuepos, and Avo^uuos, -ov, b,
f), (fr. same, and xcilia w'nter)
wintry, cold, chilly ; rough, tem-
pestuous ; inhospitable, barren,
uninhabited.
Av<r)(zipr)s, -tos -ovs, and Auo-^cipw-
ros, -ov,b, f), (fr. stme, and ^«p
the hand) hard to be managed or
taken in hand; difficult to be
tamed or subdued, comp. 8vo-
%up£rcpos, sup. -dyraros.
Avo^coatvu}, f. -ai'w, (fr. Svo-^epfis
harsh) to take or bear ill; to
dislike to do, refuse, reject scorn-
fully ; to scorn, disdain ; to fret,
be displeased, vexed or angry.
3 pi. pres. ind. hvet^paivovai.
pres. par. a. pi. 6w7%epaivov-
ras.
(\9i\
at a
Avff%iptia, -as, hy (&• next) diffi-
culty, distress.
Avo^cpfis, -ios -ovs. b, I), (fr. Mj ill,
and %tip the hand) difficult,
hard, inrom otujit ; trouftlisomr,
disagreeable, distressing, comp.
fiva-^cpicrtoos, sup. -iararos.
Av<r^epu>s, (""• last) with difficulty
hardly; grievously.
Avo-^iuos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. <3uj ill, and
Xvubs juice) noxious, venomous.
Avoxpnoriupai -ovuai, f. -t)oouai%
(fr. iJuo-^pr/o-roj useless) to loullie,
be ditgwUed, dislike, be tired of ;
to art unu-illtngly or disagrriahli/ ;
to be embarrassed, entangled, per-
plexed.
Avoxp^ornua, -Xros, ro, (fr. last)
and AvaxpiTrhi,-as,h, (fr.nc\t)
inronirniimr, annoyance, emhnr-
rassmint ; difficulty, trouble,
grievance, vexation; disaster, loss.
Avcxpnorus, -ov, b, h, (fr. <5cs ill,
and xpnorbs useful) inconve-
nient, awkward, usclrss ; unfit,
unseasonable.
Auc^wp/a, -as, fi, (fr. same, and
X&pos place) roughness or rug-
gnlnrm of country; difficulty of
ground.
Avffddns, -tos -ovs, b, f/, (fr. same,
and 6$oj to smell) ill-flavoured
fetid, stinking, rank.
Avaubia, -as, //, (fr. same) an ii
smell.
Avowvv'uos,-ov,b,fi, (fr. ovs ill, anc
6voua a name) of an unlucky
name ; ominous, inauspicious
fori boiling evil; unfortunate,
sail, dismal ; hateful, detestable.
Avautrriu) -iu, f. -quit), (fr. sani'', aiM
un^ the countenance) to shame,
to shame out of, extort through
shame, get by entreaty ; co per-
suade, prevail upon. Avffioiriouai
-ovuai, to blush, be ashamed,
yield through shame or importu-
nity ; to be diffident or shy.
Avo-mirta, -as, >/, (fr. same) bash
fulness, modesty, timidity.
Auffwp/u -<S, f. -fioui, (fr. cvs ill, anc
ovpos a guard) to keep, watch oi
guard with difficulty; to dread0
be alarmed.
Avrns, -ov, 6, (fr. <5uvw to enter) a
dtver.
Avrds, -n, -iv, (fr. same) entering,
penetrative, piercing; to be en-
tered, open, passable.
Avuj, f. Svcu), see Svvuy.
Auw, Att. for Svo.'
AvdStKa, AvuKaiotKa, and A&hzica,
indecl. (fr. 6uw two, and Siica
ten) twelve; a dozen.
Avu>8eKd5pouos, -ou, 6, (fr. last, and
tipduos a race) running twelve
times, of twelve heats.
Avu)0£Kdur)vos,-ov, b,fi, (fr. same,
and ufjv a month) of twelve
months, annual, yearly.
AvuiotKaralos, -a, -ov, (fr. same)
every twelfth day or year, by in-
tervals of tvielve, in the twelfth
place ; for or during twelve days,
months, &c.
AvuiSfKaros, i, -ov, (fr. »arae)
twelfth.
Af2P
Aw«v, Att.or Ion. for <5uoiV,g.of Stio.
A<5, by Apoc. for 6aira, and pi.
Aw, wpft ^"}, pl» Suiucv, (5<3r£, 2 a.
sub. act. of 5c5(j)ixi.
Ad>5cKu, same as 6vu>5eKa.
AuticKuyvafixTOS, -ou,o,i/, (fr. o"w<5£-
Ka twelve, and yvd^-ru) to bend)
taking twelve rounds or heals.
Au>5ikukis, (fr. <5w<5«a twelve)
twelve times.
SaSzKdprjvos, same as dvudeKdnn-
voj.
AuxkKUTn/^fj -£Off -ous, o, >), (fr. o"w-
Jficn twelve, and -T]%vs a cubil)
of twelve cubits, twelve cubits
long, broad, &c.
&u>5tK(iT(uos, -a, -ov, same as Svu-
Sexaraics.
AwifK'troj, -n, -ov, (fr. duSeica
twelve) twelfth.
AuStKuipv^ov, -ou, to, (fr. same, and
0uArj a tribe) the twelve tribes ;
-the Jewish people.
AwtWaloff, -a, -ov, (fr. Aub'uvn) of
Dodona, Dodonean.
Au>6u>vaadtv, Dor. for Au)6d>vi]o-
Qzv, from
Autuvn, -ns, >;, Dodona, a city
and forest in Epirus.
Awnv, -rji, ~n, Att. for hoinv, 2 a.
opt. act. — Aa)7?cn,Ion. for Sun,
3 sin. of ou>nv. But Adjptn is
Ion. for Siai], which for fito, 3
sin. 2 a. sub. act. — Awk' or I
Awke, AuiKav, Ion. for rdwc1 or
f()u)Ke, 3 sin. and (fcitsiri 3 pi.
1 a. ind. act. of SiSwLti.
AwAoj, Dor. for o"oCAos.
Awj/a, -utoj, to, (fr. <5o/*£co to build)
a building, edifice, structure; a
house, residence, dwelling, abode,
habitation.
Aw/ia<xi, d. pi. of last.
Auiiidnov, -ov, to, (dim. of same)
a small house, lodge, cottage,
cahin ; a lodging, residence ; a
chamber, room.
Awfitiio, -di, f. -//co), (fr. dwfia a
house) to build, raise, erect, con-
struct.
Awi'a£, -aKoj , 6, Dor. and Poet, for
<5oVu£.
Auofizv, by Syst. for (iwiouev, which
Poet, for Sibjxtv, 1 pi. 2 a. sub.
act. of hi&wui.
Awp' for (iuipa, pi. of (]&pov.
Aupzd, -<!{, i/, (fr. o~u>pov a gift) a
gift, present ; a donation, dona-
live, largess ; a favour, boon.
Auiocav, viz. Kara, (a. of last) as a
free gift, freely, gratis ; unde-
servedly, without cause ; in vain,
to no purpose.
Ab)piou<u -ovum, and Poet. Awp/w
-<3, f. -tjffouai, p. ScSwprjfiui, (fr.
S&oov a gift) to give, present, con-
fer ; to bestow, grant ; to lavish,
give profusely ; to bribe, corrupt.
1 a. mid. zSuonadnnv.
Auonrbs, -i), -bv, (fr. last) recon-
ciled or conciliated by gifts ; brib-
ed, corrupted, seduced ; receiv-
Af2T
Awpiriis, -/of, Att. -fujf, 6, (fr. Aw-
pis) « Dorian.
AwpifiS, Att. for Awoidff, pi. cont
of Aupitvs.
Adpios, -u, -ov, Poet, for AwpiKoj,
-h,-bv, (fr. next) Doric.
Awptj, -t()os, t), Doris, a country of
Greece; a woman of Doris;
the name of a nymph.
AopiaSzv, Dor. for dwpi^ziv, pres.
inf. of <5wpt'£w.
Aupiori, (fr. Awp?s) m </ie .Doric
dialect, Doric.
Awpo'W/w -w, f. -j/cco, (fr. ditDpot' a
gift, and Sokiu) to expect) to ex-
pect gifts, receive presents, take
bribes, be corrupt ; to bribe, cor-
rupt, seduce by gifts, a. pi. par.
pres. cont. SujpodoKovvrus-
Aw poOoKnuix, -utos, to, (fr. last) a
present, , -if I fur a bad purpose,
bribe.
AupoHoKia, -(if, 7 (fr. same) the
giving or taking of gifts, bribery,
corruption ; meanness, sordid-
ness. -
AupoSoKos, -ov, 6, f), (fr. Suipov a
gift, and Sf-^ofiai to take) expect-
ing gifts, taking bribes, corrupt.
Subs, a traitor.
AupoKotiuj -<5, f. -t'lGM, (fr. same,
and kotttu) to cut) to bribe, cor-
rupt by presents, seduce by gifts ;
to withhold or retract gifts, lessen
offerings.
A(i)pOKOT:ia, -as, /;, (fr. last) a dimi-
nution or withholding of gifts or
offerings.
Au>p'j\>j-Tris, -ov, o, (fr. Suipov a
gift, and Xdfifiavu) to take) an ac-
ceptor of gifts or bribes.
Au>pov,-ov, to, (perhaps fr. fiidwui
to give) a gift, present ; an of-
fering ; a portion or fortune ; the
lesser palm or span.
Awpoipdyos, -ov, 6, '/, (fr. last, and
(pdyj) to eat) a devour er of gifts ;
avaricious, corrupt.
A<i)po<b6pos, -ov, o, fi, (fr. same,
and >i>ipu> to carry) a gift-bearer ;
an intercessor.
AwpvTToiiai, Dor. for Siopfofiat.
Au>s, jL Poet, indecl. (fr. f}u5w/a to
give) a gift, present; a share,
portion, fortune.
AuHJiixtvai, Dor. for fiuxruv, 1 f.
inf. act. — Auxrv, 3 sin. 1 a.
sub. act. of fiimo-a, Poet. reg.
for i()h)Ka, irreg. 1 a. ind. act.
— Ajjo-t, Ion. for j$, 3 sin. 2 a.
sub. act. but Awcrt, 3 pi. same
tense. — Auctovvti, Dor. and
Awo-oikt', by Apos. for Swa-ovai, 3
pi. of AwffW, -££?,-£{, 3 pi. -ovai,,
1 f. act. of oi<) (i) [it.
Awtj], d. of SwTns.
Au)n)p, -Tjpos, and Awt?75, -ov, 6,
Poet, for Sorrio and S))ttjs.
Au>Tijpes, n. pi. of last.
AwTivdfa, (fr. tiwrivn a contribu-
tion) to collect or receive pre-
sents.
Ao)riva,-as, (?,Dor. for
EAN
Aoirlvnai, Ion. for Svrlvais, d. pi. of
last.
AwTopij, n. pi. of 5u>Twp.
Aoitoj, -60s -oi>S) >i, Doto, a wo-
man's name.
Awrwp, -opos, 0, same as oWijp or
0JT,)p:
Aw^', by Apos. and following as-
pirate for owa£, which Ion. for
f'<5'jj/c£, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of <5t-
fmgtu
Awwo-' for <5wwo-<, which by Epenth.
Ion. and Poet, for (idi<ri, 3 pi. 2
a. sub. act. of same.
ing present.* ; gifted, rewarded; [Aurivri, -ns, >'n (fr. Sttwui to give)
given, presented, bestowed. | a gift, present, contribution, pro-
Awpt'i^w, Poet, for Awpi|w, f. -lau>,' perly of necessaries, as meat,
fr. A'bpios Doric) to spfak Doric. \ wine, clothes.
(165)
P, £, the fifth of the Greek let
tors, called epsilon, that is, the
small or short e. As a nume-
ral mark it signifies five ; with
a dot underneath, t, five thou-
sand.
,%E, a particle expressing grief or
pain, ah ! ha ! eh !
rE, a. of 0 v.
'Ea, an adverb of complaint, ah !
ha ! or of admiration, lo ! see
there I bravely !
'Ea, Ion. for Tjv, 1 or 3 sin. impf.
o( cifxi, to be.
rEa, neut. pi. of ids, Poet, for off,
>}, bv.
'Ea, 2 sin. cont. pres. impr. but
Ed, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
of edu>.
Eda, Poet, for last.
Edya,
mid.
-£, Att. for
ijya, per.
Eayuyc, par. per. mid.
— Edynv, -ijSi-n, Att. lor fiyr_v.
2 a. pass. ind. — Eayrjvai, inf.
— Eayds, par. — 'Eafu, Att
for jj^u, 1 a. ind. act. of dyio ox
dyvvjii.
"Edha — fE«<5u>ff, in a. 'EaSora. —
"Eatiov, Att. for »}r5a, per. mid.
>;6tif, in a. >'(W«, par. per. mid.
and>)<W, 2 a. ind. act. o\'a6iia.
'Eaxa for daica, per. act. of edu>.
'Ed\nv,-vs, -n, Att. for ))\nv, which
Ion. for z'iXnv, 2 a. ind. pass, of
£<Xfw. Or,
Ed\>]v, -ns, -n, Att. or Ion. for
>'/\nv, 2 a. ind. act. of d\nui or
a\tu). Also,
rEd\tiv for /a'Xwv/, which Att. for
!';Xwv, 2 a. ind. act. of IxXwpi or
u\lo~KU).
fEd\u)Ka — EdXiav, Att. for rfKiaKa^
per. act. and rfXwv, 2 a. ind. act.
of u\u)jxi or «AiWaj' inf. a\u>vai,
and pass. «A?>«c par. «Aotfff.
These tenses signify passively.
Edv, (fr. ei if, and dt -soever) if;
though, although; when, when-
ever; -ever, -soever. Edv ris,
whoever, whosoever. Euv pi^ if
not, unless, except. Edrirep, if
indeed, if truly. Euv Si n>),'else,
otherwise. "Ostuv, whoever, uiho-
soever. 'O ri euv, whatsoever.
'Edviavov, -zs, -e, Atu and Ion. for
EAfl
fivSavov, impf. ind. act. of av
idvui.
'Eaidi, -r), "bv, (fr- iu or ivvvu) to
&rtm)jk for wear or dress, fine,
guy ; tight, sligld, thin ; fusitle,
fusile, melting, running. Sous.
a sail ; a vtil, loose garment, long
robe, gown.
Ea'i xtp, see idv.
*Euvrai — "Earro, Att. or Ion. for
ijvrai, 3 pi. pres. ind. mid. and
rjvro, 3 pi. impf. ind. mid. of
finat.
'E'i(a, see iaya.
'Eup, -pos, Poet. Tip, and Ion. (irjp,
-npof, to, the spring ; blow/, i i-
gour, bloom ; fitness, plenty.
Kap'M), -rjs, //, (fern, w next) the
spring.
Eaplvbi, and Eiapivbi, -t), -bv, (fr.
inp spring) of the spring, urnoj ;
rich, blooming.
Eap6rpo<pos, -ov, and -rpo<pt)s, -/oy
-01 i, b, f), (fr. same, am] rpiipM to
rear) rearul, hrid or gVWMMtf M
spring, M rsssJ ; i-i^orous, lururi-
ant, bloom i
Eay, 2 sin. pres. ind. act. ront.
— 'Eao-', Ion. for t/atrt, 3 sin.
1 a. ind. act. — Edanvri s, n. pi.
far. 1 a. art. — Edaart, 2 pi.
a. impr. act. — Edact, 3 sin.
1 f. ind. act. of edu>.
'Eiff'i, Att. for ,joa, 1 a. ind. act.
of avddvw.
Edanutv, Ion. for tidffajitv, 1 pi. 1
a. ind. act. — E'i(T(iifiLf, 1 pi. 1
a. out. act. — E(i(7d(, 1 a. mf
act. — Enow, in 8 pi. EaVtrf, 1
f. ind. act. — Edaw, -jjs, -n, 1 a.
sub. act. of tdu}.
Eaot, Ion. and 'E«0Vl, Port, for
act, 3 pi. prcs. ol'f(/((, to he.
'Ea<TKov,-cs,~e, Ion. for daor, impf.
— Edojfizv, 1 pi. 1 f. ind. act.
of rdu).
'Eaco-a, Dor. for oTioa, fern. par.
pns. of ciui, to be.
'Edrm and 'Euro, Ion. for rjvrai,
and rjvro, 3 pi. of ^tui, and its
impf. Tjfinv.
'Earl, Ion. for >}rc, 2 pi. impf. of
etpi, to be.
Edrc, 2 pi. cont. pres. impr. act.
of tdii).
Eartos, -a, -ov, (fr. £i'u> to allow)
to be allowed, permitted, Sac.
'Eavrov, -t)s, -ov, (fr. 'io for uv his
"«t ind «v/»o5 self) of himself,
.er*.tf, itself. In sin it is
sometimes applied to tne se-
cond person, yourself; and in
the pi. to all the three, our-
selves, yourselves, themselves ;
home, one's home; one another,
each other.
'Ed<pdav, Att. for M9>]v, 1 a. ind.
pass, of affTaj. Or Ion. for cty-
drjv, same of 'irrouai.
Edw -u>, f. earn , p. tiaKa, (fr. tui to
send) to let, suffer, permit, nl
low ; to let go, let fall ; to leave,
let alone, pass by, omit, neglect ;
to cease, stop, leave off. impf.
ind. tiaov -on, -aes -as, -at -a. I
a. act. ind. tlaca' impr. eaaov
par. zdaas.
EBE
'Edwv, JEo). for /uv, g. pi. of ibs
for oj, ij, ov.
Edwv, ALo\. for e/wv, cont. twv, g
pi. of tj)$.
'Efia, Dor. for /j3ij, 3 sin. 2 a. ind
act. of (ir)ui or [iaivw.
'E(ia, Lacon. for ia, pres. impr
act. cont. oftdu).
E/3d<Wa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
(ia£l%(jt.
Eflddvvov, -£j, -£, impf. act. of /?a-
'E/3uivov,-£y,-£, impf. act.of/Wvui.
'E/JaAAov, -t j, -t or -tv, 2 a. ind.
act. — 'EjldXov, -ts, -t, 2 a. ind.
act. of/3dAAw.
'E(3ar, by Sync. Dor. and Poet,
for ifimirtm 3 pi. of i(3nvt 2 a.
ind. act. of /jfj/ii or (ialvu.
pr», 3 mil impf. act. — E-
lid-rTica, -as, -r, 1 a. id. act. —
-icOrjv, -vs, -»/, 1 a. ind.
ttfiawr^t.
EfiinrTd^fiv, -ov, -cto, impf. ind.
pass. of/3a'rrw.
Epap//0/}/ifv, 1 pi. 1 a. ind. pass, of
iiapiu).
Epapvuirnoav, 3 pi. 2 a. pass, of
0apv6r:TOfiat, or rather of (3apvw-
7r/(U.
E/JaoYArvffa, -aj, -t or -tv, 1 a. ind.
act. of fiaot^iviD.
Efido-Kaivt, 3 sin. impf. act. of (iaa-
KdilW.
'E ;Wo>', Laconic and Syracusan
for iaaov, 1 a. impr. act. of tdu>.
See i(ia.
E)l(ioT(ioa, -as, -t, in 3 pi. -raaav,
1 a. ind. act. of (inard^o).
E/3«0»7V, pass. — 'E/?a^ov, act. 2
a. ind. of (idirrui.
E(i?ii\vyuivos,-T),-ov, par. per. pass.
— BpotXvmam in 1 pi. -dpiQa,
1 a. ind. mid. of pSc^vcaofint.
'EPSopayirrjs, -ov, 6, (fr. '{(iSo/tof
the seventh, and dyw to lead)
r/ie seventh leader. Epithet of
Apollo, born on the seventh day
of the month.
'EflSouatos, -a, -ov, (fr. next) eter^
ttvtnth day, weekly.
'Ei'Ofjas, -d?o<;, f), (\'r. tTrra seven)
one seven, the number seven ; a
week, seven days ; the Sabbath,
the seventh day ; every seven
days.
'Eiilofiarn and 'EjM^if, -n<, {j,
(fern, of next) viz. rjpipa, the se-
venth day.
'E^o/xaros, -n, -ov, same as 'ifiho-
fioc;.
'E&&out)Kovra, indecl. (fr. trrd se-
ven) seventy.
'EPtouvKovrail;, indecl. (fr. same,
and ?£ six) seventy-six.
'EptonnKovTaicis, (fr. same) seventy
times.
'E&loiiTjKOffTbs, -r), -bv, (fr. same)
seventieth.
"E^oftoi, -77, -ov, (fr. same) the
seventh.
E[h@dtioav, 3 pi. of c,8ef3dttv, pper
fr. (lifiaa, by Ion. Sync, for /?*'•
fin*", per. ind. act. of 0atvio.
E&z&aioio-a, -as, -£, act. — E/?£j3at-
1 w9n, pass. 3 sin. 1 a. ind. of (it
/Sa;ow.
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EBP
Eflc(l\rjiinv, -rao, -nro, pper. pass.
of jftdAAw.
'E/3tAoj or 'E/Jivoj, -ov, t), rhony.
E{iip or 'Ejiip, indecl. ILInr, a
nan's iiaim .
'E{lnv,-ns,-n, 2 a. iml.act. — 'E/?v-
ea, -as, -c, in 3 pi. 'E/J>;<rai , 1 a.
ilM, SCt — E/'i»Jffd^;/V, -oj, -jto,
1 a. ind. mid. ot tti\ui orflotom.
Efiijacro, 3 sin. impf. of ^),cruftai,
Poet, for fiuiiu).
E(in'ioaro and Elitdaaro, 3 sin. 1 a.
mid. of j3tdw or (iid$u>.
E0lov, 3 sin. impf. act. of 0i6u.
'EliioKos, -ov, r), see IfSioKOs.
E/iiW, I a. ind. act. cont. of /?/«/«
or liibu).
'ElSXdfiuv, act. — E/3Ad/3»;v, pass.
md. of /JAdrrw.
EfiXatccvfiai, Att. for fiifiXaKcvpat,
]« r. pass, of /3Aa#cti5w.
'E/iAa^n, Att. for /3/j3Aa//^ai,
per. pass, of (3\diTTu).
ElJ\tio-TT)nu>s, -u7u, -dj, Att. for )3c-
/3Aaar»7«cu>j, per. par. act. —
E(i\doTiiaa, -as, -c, or-n, 1 a.
ind. act. — 'E(i\aarov, 2 a. ind.
act. of (3\aordvii> or/3Afior(w.
EflXaaQi'iuyaa, -as, -c, in 3 pi. -0>}-
fino-av, 1 a. ind. act. — E/Mao-^-
//ouv, 3 pi. cont. impf. act. ot
liXaaipnufd).
'EjiXu^a, -us,-z, in 3 pi . 'EfiXaxpav,
1 a. in. I. set. "I Odrrrw.
'E/3Aeirov, -cs, -t, impf. — 'E/?Ati//a,
1 a. ind. act. of /JA/ttw.
'E/3A»/0r/v, ->7j, -77, in 3 pi. -Onanv, 1
a. ind. pass. — 'EfiXnro, Sync.
for cfiffiXnro, 3 sin. pper. pass.
of/3dAAw.
E/3oa, 3 sin. impf. ind. cont. of
fiodu).
E(ior)Onca,-as,-c, act. — EflonOno-d
pvv, -W, -aro, mid. 1 a. ind. of
fior/diw.
'EtiooKov, impf. of 06<tk<j>.
EdmiXraro, and Ej3oi5AfuvTo, Ion.
fort^oiJAovro, 3 sin. impf. ind.
mid. — EPovXt'Onv, 1 a. ind.
pass. — EfiovXdjirir, -ov, -cro
impf. mid. of (iovhifnti.
E0ov\cvKa, Att. for jSt/JouAni/ra,
per. act. — E/?ou>£i''orro, 3 pi.
impf. mid. — E/JorArvovi, act. —
EftovXtvo-dytriv, mid. 1 a. ind. of
fiovXcvu).
'Eflpaifio, f. -^o-w, <o imitate, lu:e or
s/>ea« /iTre the Hebrews.
'E/3patKbs,-ri, -bv, Hebrew, concern-
ing the Hebrews.
'E(ipalos, -a, -ov, a Hebrew, native
Jew.
'E0paU, -Uos, r), Hebrew, the He~
brev) language.
'EPpa'iari, (fr. last.) in the Hebrew
tongue.
EPpdoQnv, -ns, -*?, 1 a. ind. pass.
of ($pd£w or (tpdeau).
'Efipa%\ and 'E/3pa^£, 3 sin. of
'E/3pa^;ov, -£?,-£, impf. act. of^pd-
^-w. — Or, 2 a. ind. act. and —
Efipdxiv, 2 a. ind. pass. —
'E/Jpfl'a, -as, -£ or tv, 1 a. ind.
act. of fipiyui.
EPpovrncra, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
(jpovrdu).
E/3pv%ttTo, impf. mid. ©f ppv^dw.
Err
tt/?pwv, -ms, -w, 2 a. ind. act. of
fiputfii or (ipu)OKu>.
'E.(Wa, -as, -t, — E^wo-dfirjv, -co,
-aro, and — Ej3ioo-07/j>, -»7J, -/?,
Dor. for tfionoa, tfionodnnv, and
t0or/dnv, 1 a. ind. act. mid. and
pass, of jSoaw.
Eyavw0»?v, -77$, -»?, 1 a. ind. pass.
of y a vow.
'Eyyayyts, -lSos, t), (fr. tv in, and
Tdyyrjs the Ganges) same as
yayymjs-, an agate.
Eyyaorptjuavri?, -co?, Att. -ew?
Err
act. — EyytVa?, par. 1 a. act.
of tyyii^u).
'Eyyiara, adv. — 'Eyyurros, adj.
sup. of tyyvs.
EyyiVw^a, -aros, to, a wound or
rupture of the brain.
EyyX*JKo£u>, EyyXuKmvw, and Ey-
yXvtrffu), (fr. ev in, and yXvKiis
sweet) to sweeten; to cause or
produce sweetness.
EyyXv^w, f. -ipi>>, (fr. same, and
y\v<pu> to carve) to engrave,
carve ; to inscribe, imprint.
and Eyyao-TpiytvQos, -ov, b,t), (fr. Eyydvarov, -ov, to, (fr. same, and
to
tv in, yaorrip the belly, and ^<zv-
Tts a diviner, or fx'vdos a word) a
ventriloquist; one possessed or
pretending to be possessed with a
spirit of divination ; a magician,
diviner, soothsayer.
Eyyiyaa, -aas, -at, du. -darov,
ana -arov, pi. -dafitv, and -afitv,
-dare, -aot, per. ind. mid. — Ey-
-ycya&s, par. per. mid. of tyyi-
vo/jiai.
Ryyeypafiuivos, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass. 01 tyypd<pu>.
Eyytyvrjica, -as, -t, per. ind. act. of
cyyvdu).
Eyycyv/xvaoixivos, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of tyyvfivd^Ofiai.
Eyydffdrov, -ov, to. (perhaps fr.
iyyiov nearer, ana /Satvw to go)
a hydraulic machine, called by
Vitruvius ensibata.
'Eyytios, <*nd 'Eyyaios, -ov, b, hi
(fr. tv in, and yT\ land) of the
land or country, native ; landed,
funded.
Eyydrvios, -ov, 0, »/, (fr. same, and
/«'rwv a neighbour) a neigh'
'your, neighbouring, adjoining,
near, nigh.
EyyeXdu) -w, f. -dcu), (fr. same, and
ytXdw to laugh) to laugh at, ri-
dicule, mock.
Eyywqs, -ios -ovs, b, hi (fr. same,
and ylvopai to be) native, born in
the land; natural, inbred, in-
nate; tender, feeling; related,
connected ; a cousin, relation.
Eyyi vupat, -n, -nrai, sub. — Ey-
yevofievos, par. 2 a. mid. of tyyi-
vopai.
Eyyi&i, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. —
Eyyi\tiv, pres. inf. act. — Eyy<-
£wf, -ovoa, -ov, par. pres. act. of
Eyyt£w, f. -io-w, Att. -id, p. rjy-
ytKa, (fr. tyyvs near) to come
nigh, draw near, approach ; to be
at hand, impend, hang over, urge,
press, impf. vyyi^ov. 1 a. act,
ind. fiyyiaa' par. tyyicas.
Eyyivto-dai, pres. inf. of next
Used Ion. in the sense of cravat
see t^tari.
Eyyivopai, or -iyvopat, (fr. tv in,
and yivofiai to be) to be in, fcc»
long to, be natural to; to grow
in or with, be innate or implant-
ed; to be present, at or along
with, attend upon ; to elapse, in-
tervene ; to happen, befall, turn
out; to be allowable, right, lawful.
'Eyytov, comp. of tyyvs.
Eyyiffat, 1 a. inf. act. — Eyyioart,
adruaav, 2 and 3 pi. 1 a. impr.
ydvv the knee) a kind of clock or
dial.
Eyydvn, -ns, hi a granddaughter.
Also, 'Eyyovos, -ov, b, a grand-
son, and
'Eyyovov, -ov, rb, (fr. tv in, and
y6vos offspring) a family, de-
scendants, seed, generation.
'EyypaiTTOs, -ov, b, rj, (fr. tyypd<pio
to inscribe) inscribed, entitled;
written down, enrolled, recorded.
Eyypaffi, -rjs, hi (fr. tyypdcpu to
inscribe) an inscription, title.
'Eyypacpos, -ov, b, hi (fr. same)
written upon, filed with writing.
Eyypd<p<A>, f. -^w, p. cyyiypatpa,
(fr. tv in, and ypd<p<a to write) to
engrave ; to write in or upon ; to
inscribe, entitle; to enrol, re-
cord. 1 a. ind. act. tvtypaxpa.
per. pass. ind. cyyiypa/iuai'
par. tyytypannivos-
EyyuaX/^w, f. -taw, and -i£w, (fr.
same, and yva\ov the palm) to
put into the hand ; to stretch out,
offer, deliver, hand over, trans-
mit ; to insert, put, thrust in ; to
trust, give on credit.
EyyvdXt^a, Ion. for tvtyvd\i^a,
-as, -t, 1 a. act. ind. — Eyyua-
X/^at, 1 a. inf. of last.
Eyyvdaofiai, Dor. for tyyvfiGopai,
1 f. mid. of
Eyyvdti) -w, f. -*/o-w, (fr. next) to
promise, undertake, engage, as-
sure; to give into the hand; to
give in marriage, betroth; to
pledge, give or take security.
Eyyvf\, -7,s, hi (perhaps fr. tv in,
and yvlov a hand) a pledge, se-
curity ; a promise, undertaking,
engagement ; bail, suretiship.
Eyyvrjera, Ion. for r\yyvr\oa, 1 a.
ind. act. of tyyvdoj.
Eyyvnffis, -ios, Att. -ms, hi (fr- ty-
yvfi a pledge) bail, security;
suretiship; a recognisance, ac-
knowledgment, obligation.
Eyyvnrri, -rjs, hi (f"em- oUyyvrjrbs)
a bride, betrothed woman.
EyyvrjTris, -ov, b, (fr. tyyvrj a
pledge) a sponsor, surety, se
curity.
Eyyvrjrbs, -h, -ov, (fr. tyyvdta to
pledge) pledged, promised, en-
gaged, betrothed.
Eyyvdtv, and EyyvOt, Poet, for
tyyvs.
Eyyvftvd^ojiai, (fr. tv in, and yvfx
vd(d) to exercise) to exercise or
train one's self; to practise, par.
pres. tyyvfiva^6fitvos. par. 1 a.
mid. tyyvfivao-dfitvos.
ErE
'Eyytfoy, -ov, b, hi (fr. «yru') »
pledge) a surety, bail.
Eyyvs, near, nigh, at hand, close,
next. comp. daouiv, tyyiu>v, and
tyyvTtpos' sup. tyytoros, and
tyyvraros.
EyyvTdTO), Eyyvrdra, and 'Ey-
yiora, sup. ol tyyvs.
Eyyvrtpov, Eyyvripu, and 'Ey-
yiov, comp. of same.
Eytydvti, 3 sin. pper. mid. of yl-
vo/xai.
EytypaQfiKtiv, pper. act. of ypa-
(piu), Att. for ypd<p<j).
Eydvao, Ion. for tydvw, 2 sin. of
tysivdftnv, 1 a. mid. — Eytvdfxnv,
2 a. ind. mid. of ye vu, obs. for
which is used ylvopai, which see.
Eyilpat, 1 a. inf. act. — 'Eytipai,
- 1 a. impr. mid. — Eytlpas, -aoa,
-av, g. -pavros, a. -pavra, par. 1
a. act. — 'Eyapt, -tru, in 2 pi.
-ptrt, pres. impr. act. Or 'Eytipt,
Ion. for r/yeipt, 3 sin. impf. ant.
— Eydpti, 3 sin. ind. ; Eytipttv,
inf. pres. act. — Eytipn, 3 sin.
1 a. sub. act. — Eydpcuai, -n,
-trai, pres. ind. pass. — Eyttpd-
ptvus, -n, -ov, d. -o/jiivLo, par.
pres. mid. but du. -onivo), or
Dor. for -opivov, g. sin. par.
pres. mid. — Eydpov, in 2 pi.
-ptaOt, pres. impr. pass, of
Eydpo), f. tytpd, p. Jjytpica, Att.
tytytpica, to raise, lift up; to
move, stir, rouse, excite, start,
encourage, exhort, set on ; to
quicken, spur, hasten ; to awake,
raise from sleep ; to raise aflame,
set on fire, light up, kindle ; to
raise the strain, celebrate ; to erectt
build, heap, pile up; to raise
from the dead, quicken, bring to
life. Eydpo fiat, to raise oneJs
self rise ; to awake, rise from
sleep; to wake, watch; to come
to life. 1 a. act. ind. fiytipa'
impr. iyttpov' sub. tydpw' inf.
tytipai' par. tydpas. per. pass.
■hytpixai, and Att. tyt'iytpptai. 1 a.
pass. ind. nyipOrtv' impr. tytp-
6t)ti' inf. tyipBrjvai' par. tytpOds.
1 f. pass. tytpQi'io-ouai. per. mid.
t'lyopa, Att. tyriyopa, and by
Epenth. typfjyopa' par. typnyo-
pw?.
Ey/Xa^a, Dor. and — Eyfracca,
Poet, for tytXaaa, 1 a. ind. act.
of yt\d(a.
EytntaOn, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. pass. —
Eytjxioa, 1 a. ind. act. otyc/jLt^u.
'Eytfiov, impf. act. ofyt/xu).
Eyivto, anciently tyivtco, for tyi'
vov, 2 sin. 2 a. mid. ofylvouai.
Eyhrjv, -ns, -Vi pass. — 'Eytvov,
-ts, -t, act. 1 a. ind. of ydvw,
obs. see yivofiai.
Eytvv)jdr]v, -rjs, -v, ph -On/itv, -nrt,
-vaav, I a. ind. pass. — EyfV
vrjoa, -as, -t or -tv, in 3 pi. -naav,
1 a. ind. act of ytwdw.
Eyn'6/xvv, tyivov, tyiviro, and by
Sync. 'Eytvro, pi. tytv6uida,
-vtcOt, -vovTo, 2 a. ind. mid. of
yivojiai.
EyipOtis, -zto-u, -tv, d. -Oivri, par.
1 a. pass, of tydpot.
i;rK
EyipOnv, Ion. fo>- nyipOnv, 1 a. ind.
,)a>s. hence 'EyrpOcv, Dor. and
Ion. for nyipOi/aur, 3 pi. of same.
— EyioOnn, -OiTui, in 2 pi.
-Oi/ti, \ a. impr. pass. — Eytp-
6<S, -i)?, -f;, sub. — Eytpdrjvai,
iiif. — 'EytpOi'iao^ai, -n,-irtit, in 3
pi. -0)'/(joiT(i(, 1 f. pass, of ryripw.
Eytpaifios, -ov, o, /;, (fr. cycipw to
- or chtcrt ; rc-
fns'n
'Eytpais, -ios, Att. -cws, >% (fr.
Or rising up;
exhortation, encourui:iment, pro-
vocation ; an eh ration, <
building ; an awakening or rous-
ing from sleep; resurrection, re-
animutian, rtturning to life. a.
sin. iytpciv.
Eycpw, -us, •((, 1 f. ind. act. of
tyiipw.
Eytvau.ro, 3 sin. — Eycx'aaadc, 2
pi. 1 a. in'!, mid. (if yivouat.
Eyuyiodro, Ion. and Att. for vyip-
yivoi r)aav, 3 pi. ppcr. ;
Ey'yipfiat, -aai, -mi. — Eyr/-
\;t. tor I'ytpfitit. per.
ui'l. pfcM. and iiyioftivoi, par.
per. pa-^s. o\~ cycipw.
. lor •.; op/:, per. ind.
mi 1. o''s.;i!H>.
B
ynviw.
Eynym, 1 a. art. ind. and yijfias,
par. of y ilfiw or yduw, for y<;-
p/w. Or, by Sync, for tydftrjau,
and yapjeaf same, fron
Ey'o/, for tyty* 3 sin. inipf. ind.
of y'o»//i i, for ytpdw or yioi'uTKut.
Or, 3 sin. impf. com. of yrpaw.
Ey/vwc-Kov, -is, -t, inipf. act. of
yivwaKw.
Eyicinv, Ion. and Att. for t yxalciv,
|.r. s. ml". Kt o\' lyKiiio.
V.yKn'hroq, -on, b, »/, { ir. rv in, and
Knffirj'Ji to set on) insidiour,
Ircarhcrous ; subornrd, hired for
a bcul purpose. Subs, an assas-
sin, way-layer; a *]>u, listener,
-dropper ; an informer.
EyKuOntfdw -<o, (fr. rv in, Kara in-
tens, and f$dt* to be young ) to
spend youth ; to be in youth.
Ey<d6nun, (fr. tv in, and KdOrjftat
to sit) to sit down upon ; to
crouch, ttoop down ; to watch,
lie in ambush, lay u ait.
Eyiendi?!!), (fr. same, and KaRi?w
To sit) to sit down upon ; to wait
far* beset f lay wait; to station,
sc', yloxe.
EyKiidiaTnjjii, (fr. same, and tcaOi-
crmyA to dispose) to set, put,
place, settle, arrange, dispose ; to
put in, mix ; to he m, at or
amove, par. per. act. cyKaOca-
tgj?, by Sync, for cyKaOccrnKus-
EyKaivi.i, -wv, rn, (fr. same, and
Koive; new; ancient feasts in
memory of the founding of
dties, consecration of temples,
&c. Among the Jews the feast
of the dedication of the temple
and of its purification from the
heathen idolatries of the Ro-
mans. An anniversary, conse-
cration, dedication.
EFK
EynaiviCw, f. -taw, p. tyKtKalvtKa,
(fr. same) to innoiat>. ■
altar f to renew, confirm; to
haiulsel ; to dedicate, con
1 a. act. ivcKuiiiaa. per. pass.
tyavuhnenm*
Kyxalviois, -ioy, Att. -tuc,
EyKaiviBpbs, -oil, 6, (fr. same)
an innoi atom, alteration ; a rt-
newal, revival ; a confirmation,
celebration; a dedication^
crution.
'EyKaipos, -ov, b, h, (fr. cv in, and
Kaipos opportunity) ft, comae-
nicnt, commodious ; seasonable,
opportune, timely.
EyKulpws, (fr. last) seasonably, op-
uly.
EyKaitt), (fr. rv in, and kuIw to
bum) to hum in, brand ; to light
up, kindle ; to enamel.
Eyuur&l -w, f. -i'aw, (fr. same,
and Kaxbs cvjl) to disdav .
/.. Unlike, too flu, bt wnaret to.
EyKaXiut -w, f. -taw, p. cyxiicX nxa ,
(fr. same, and <cu>/u> to call) to
summon, >uc ; to chir
, indirt, arru.fr. imp!', m
icdXcov -ovv. 1 a. ind. act. nted
Xeaa. \nr. prW. p.iss. cont. ty
KaXeiptvetm
Eyk-uXocKi\)is,-f t -ot>s, b,f), (fr. c
in, ku\oi> tintber, and axf\o<; a
leg) out M thi storks, a lasahond
EyKu\oi<fiat, md. — EyifuXou/irvoj
par. pr< s. pamn. cont. of ty*ca-
X/w.
Ey*dAi'ppa, -aroy, ri, (fr. next) a
■> •.' ; a i cil, wrapper, man-
tie, rloah.
Ey»a.AtTrru>, f. -i| w, (fr. iv in, and
Ka\virru) to (over) to 0VMT ?/;/,
»/rr/p i/^) ; <o t^i/, conceal, liidc
bury.
KyedXtrd/igf -ios, JkXL -rwj, ^i (fr.
last) a wrapping up, conceal-
meat, fiiding.
Ey Kava^dofiai -Cbpai, (fr. next) to
hurst out laughing ; to rustle
umnng, rattle ; to sound a hum,
&c.
Wytummjfjht -C>, f. -t'aio, (fr. rv in,
and Kava^fu) to sound, th. 9j)(os
sound) to gurgle, pour with u
noise ; to rattle, resound. 1 a.
impr. act. ry*cava^ov. 1 a. inf.
mid. lyKava-^iaaaQai-
'Eyicap, -upos, rd, (fr. same, and
/cap for Kdpa the head) the brain ;
a louse ; a mote, atom, trifle.
But the meaning of this word is
very doubtful.
'Eyicaoos, -ov, c, (fr. same) the
brain.
'EyKap-rr,<;, -ov, b, r), (fr. same, and
Kap-rbs fruit) bearing fruit, pro-
Owing seed, fruitful, prolific;
tcci'iing, pregnant.
Eyxapaia, -as, hi (fr- next) obli-
quity, obliqueness, a slope, slant.
EyKdpcios, -ov, b, fi, (fr. cv intens.
and Kdpaios oblique) oblique, not
perpendicular, leaning, sloping,
slanting, crooked.
EyKaoa'f)(o\os, -ov, b, ^, (fr. last, or
fr. h in, Kaoa the head, and
Yo\ti anger) hot headed, choleric,
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ErK
nrfgr}/ ; taunting, spiteful, fc|
severe.
EyKas, 'hi ply, to a great depth}
within, •
'EyKar,fnr 'EyKaTa,-wv, rd, (pi.
ii< ut. of hyeetret inside ) the in-
wards, entrails, boutjs, intes-
■ sh. dal. pi. tyKdrois,
and lyKiici.
| fr. t v in, and Kara-
lintvu) to d( SC«nd) to go down
into, <■',
Hiiu) -w, f. -wa*., ff:. same,
and Kamfilo* to pass Afe) to
lije in ; to jiass or employ
time in ; to dud!, ubide at.
EyKarn0w,-ii<:,-fi,2 a. sub. act. of
Kyeardetifiai, f. -daoftai, (fr. ty
on, and Karaetlftnt to 'ie down)
to sit down upon, be seatid ; to
lie or sit down at meut ; to lean
■ //end on, be attached or
inf. lyicara-
KuoOai.
EyKura'Styw, f. -(w, (fr. same, and
raraX/yw to ahoow) to enrol
amima, register.
• ■trifiu,-uros, ru, (fr. same)
'me, rclirs ; a monument,
• rial.
EyKcraXccstymwri -v, -ov, par.
pass. — EycuraXr/rrovrrf,
n. pi. par. pres. act. — EyKara-
A(/^a). -us,-ct, 1 f. ind. act. of
EyKaraXiiiTw, f. -*//«>, j). eyKara-
r.i\ct<pa, (fr. cv in, and Kara\cl^u
to forsake) to desert, abandon,
quit in distress ; to leave over,
hare remaining, reserve. 2 a.
act. ind. cyKariXfnov sub. ty<ca-
EyKaraXtfivdvu), same as last.
EyKartiXtTro), -vs^-n, 2 a. 6ub. act.
of same.
EyKara\oyi(w, f. -taw, (fr. rv in,
and Kara\oyi$u> to count) to dis-
tribute, arrange.
EyKaraynyvvw,f. -^/£w,p. -Xai (f"r*
same, and Karauiyvvui to mix
up) to intermingle, intermix,
confuse, insert, put in among.
EyKarairalQti), f. -aw, and -£w, (fr.
cv intens. and KararraiQw to
mock ) to deride, ridicule, jibe ;
to cajole, deceive.
EyKara-nfiyvvya, f. -irr'^w, (fr. tv in,
and KnraTn',yvvjxi to fasten down)
to stick, drive or fix in, fasten in.
EyKaraaKtvd^w, f. -daw, (fr same,
and KaracKcvdclw to equip) <o
„/?/ out, provide, furnish, finish
completely.
EyKaracK'TTTU), f. -^<u>, (fr. rv in.
tens, and KaraaKftirw to urge)
to apv'-y earnestly ; to lean, press
wpov : to assail, set upon ; to
fins, throw.
EyKaraar,cipw, f. -cpw, (fr. cv in,
and Karr-.v-rttpw to sow) to sow
abroad, disseminate, implant, in
culcate.
EyKararidnpx, (fr. same, and Kara-
ridnm) t° Put or place !n or
among, lay, set or put together,
conceive, comprehend.
EyKaripa, Poet, and Dor. for
ErK
tyKarkfit), 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of
tyKardfinui or -(iaivu).
EytcariXtnov, -tg, -t, 2 a. ind. act.
of fy/caraAaVu).
Eyxar0£ro,by Sync, for tyKaridtro,
3 sin. 2. a. ind. raid, of tytcara-
TtdTJ/JLl.
EyKari^taOai, Ion. for tyKaOi^tcr-
dai, pres. inf. mid. of £y/ca0t£w.
EyKaToiKtu) -w, f. ->'i<TU), p. eyKaru)-
Kr)ica, (fr. tv in, and Karoiiciu) to
dwell) to dltoeW in, inhabit, abide
at. par. pres. act. tytcaroiKiwv
-Civ.
'Eyicdrog, -ov, b, f} (fr. ryicdg
within. Or tv in, and Ktiuai to
lie) inward, inner, interior, in-
ternal.
'EyKavpa, -urog, rb, (ey/caiw to
burn in) a burn, brand.
Eycav^aw -Si, f. -fiau), (fr. tv in,
and av%iu> to boast) to 6oas< of,
exult in, brag, be vain of.
'EytcaQog, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
Kdirru) to devour) a mouthful,
morsel, dose.
'Eycttfiat, (fr. same, and Ktiuai to
lie) to lie or be in, inhere, belong
to, cleave or cling to; to lean
towards, befriend; to set upon,
invade, assail, attack, seize; to
press, urge, be instant.
Eyndoo), (fr. same, and ictipw to
shave) to shave closely, par.
pres. pass, tyictipdutvog. 1 f.
mid. tyntipovuai.
EyxtKaiviauai, -cai,-rai, per. pass.
of tyKaivl^o).
EyictKaXv/xuivog, -rj, -ov, par. per.
pass, of tyKaXvizru).
EyxiXdSa, -u)v, ra, (neut. pi. of
next) minute insects.
EyKtXd^og,-ov, b,r), (fr. tv in, and
iciXadog noise) noisy, buzzing,
rattling. Subs. Enceladus, the
name of a giant.
EyiaXtvarbg, -ov, b, »}, (fr. next)
exhorted, encouraged; bid, or-
dered, commanded.
EyKtXtvu*, f. -evcru), (fr. tv intens.
and KtXtvw to order) to exhort,
encourage; to cheer, set on; to
urge, hasten.
EyKtvT0i£ii),(. -foot, p. tyKtKtvrpiKa,
(fr. tv in, and Ktvrpi^ta to prick)
to insert, put or thrust in ; to in-
graft. 1 a. act. ind. tvticiv-
rpica.
Eyictvrpis, -tSog, r), (fr. same, and
KtvTtu to prick) a sting ; a prickle,
thorn; a spur ; a style for writ-
ing.
EyntvTplvai, 1 a. inf. act. — EyKtv-
TpiaOnaovrat, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. pass.
— EyKcvrpicdoj, 1 a. sub. pass,
of tyKtvrpi^a.
EyKtpdo) -u>, or Eyicepdvvvui, (fr.
same, and Ktpdvwui, which see)
pres. inf. act. tyKtpdtiv -av. '
EyKtfaXov, -ov, to, (neut. of next)
the brain.
Ey>ci<pdXog,-ov, b,?i, (fr. £v in, and
Kt<pa\ft the head) within the
head. Subs, -ov, b, viz. uvtXbg,
the brain.
EyKt^oha, -ag, -t, per. mid. of
ErK
EyKt^prjutvog, par. per. pass, of
tyxpdouai,
EyKt^vpaafxivog, par. per. pass, of
eyxv?d&\ .
EyKioaau), -<a, f. -rjco), (tr. tv in,
and Kioca green-sickness) to de-
sire the male; to copulate; to
conceive, breed. 1 a. act. sub.
tyKtaorjao)' inf. tyiciooiiaai.
Ey<iaatvu>, f. -tvcru), (fr. same, and
Kiaebg ivy) to entwine, clasp,
wreath, encircle.
EyKiatrrjauxrt, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. act.
of tytcioadu).
EyicXdu), f. -daw, p. -tiKa, (fr.
tv in, and KXdu to shut) to shut
up or in, confine, per. pass. ind.
tyKticXtiauai' inf. tyntuXtXaQai •
par. tyKticXtiauivog.
'EyKXrjua, -drog, to, (fr. tyicaXiw to
accuse) an accusation, charge;
a crime ; guilt.
EyKXrinariKbg, -rj, -bv, (fr. last) li-
tigious, fond of law ; accusing.
EyKXnrbg, see tuicXrjTdg.
EyicXiSbv, (fr. next) in order to
avoid, slantingly, obliquely.
EyicXivu), f. -«i/(D, (fr. tv in, and
kXivo) to lean) to incline, bend,
bow down ; to recoil, bend back,
shrink ; to turn, fly. ,
'EynXioig, -iog, Att. -t<ag, >), (fr.
last) an inclination, leaning,
bending declivHy ; a mood or
mode.
EyicXiTiKbg, -r), -bv, (fr. same) lean-
ing, falling or resting upon.
Subs, an enclitic.
EyicXoi6(a -Si, f. -w<rw, (fr. icXoibg a
neck yoke) to chain, fetter ; to
bind, confine; to enclose, clasp,
encircle.
EynoiXia, -uv, ra, (neut. of next)
the bowels, intestines.
EyicoiXiog, -ov, b, r), (fr. tv in, and
KolXog the Vlly) inward, intes-
tine.
EyKoiXbg, ~ov, b, f), (fr. tv intens.
and icolXog hollow) hollow, exca-
vated, not solid ; crooked, bowed,
bended.
EyKdXauua, -drog, rb, (fr. tyicoXdir-
to) to engrave) engraving, sculp-
ture.
EyKoXairrbg, -rj, -bv, (fr. next) en-
graven, carved; cut, hollowed.
EyKoXdirro), f. -ipo), p. tyKtKdXatpa,
(fr. tv in, and KoXdnru) to beat)
to engrave, carve ; to cut in, sink,
hollow out.
EyKoXXdbi -&, (fr. same, and koX
Xddi to glue, th. k6XXtj glue) to
glue together, join, cement, fas-
ten.
EyKouftoouai -ovuai, f. -uxrouai, (fr.
tv in, and Kdfifaog a knot in dress)
ErK
hasten, accelerate, quicken; to
bustle, be in ahurry. par. pres. act.
tyKovioiv -Siv,fem.p\.tyKoviovoai.
EyKovirl, (fr. tv in, and icdvig dust)
with dust, laboriously, diligently.
EyKoirtvg, -iog, b, (fr. same, and
k6tttu) to cut) a chisel, punch,
engraving tool, graver.
EyKotri), -Tig, h, (fr. same) an ob-
stacle, hinderance, stumbling-
block, impediment ; offence, cause
of disgust, scandal ; a cut, wound,
incision.
'EyKOTtog, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
Kdirog toil) marked, indented; la-
borious, tiresome, fatiguing, toil-
some, wearisome.
EytcdTTTtaOai, pres. inf. pass, of
EyKunTw, f. -^/w, p. tyKtK0<f>a, (fr.
tv in, and k6tttu> to cut) to cut in
or upon; to cut short, cut off,
make an end of; to interrupt,
embarrass, disturb, hinder; to
drive into, fix or fasten in. 1 a.
ind. act. tvixoxpa. impf. ind.
pass. tvtKoiTTdurjv. per. mid.
tyKtKo-rra.
EyKocuiu) ,-w, f. -fiau, (fr. same,
and Kdauog order) to regulate,
arrange, prepare, put in order,
array.
EyKOTEu -d, fr. tv intens. and ko-
t£u>, which see.
EyKoTrjua,-dTog, rd,and EyKdrnaig,
-iog, Att. -twg, f), (fr. last) a
grudge, spite, malice, hatred.
'EyKorog, -ov, b, >;, (fr. same) an-
gry, spiteful, malevolent. Subs.
anger, old grudge, hatred.
EyKpd^u), f. -£«>, (fr. tv in, and
tcpagoi to shout) to bawl, cry
aloud ; to cry out upon, accuse.
EyicpaaixoXog, -ov, b, (fr. tv in,
Kpag the head, and ;^oA»j gall) a
small fish, sprat, &c.
Eyicpdrtia, -ag, >), (fr. tytcparrig
temperate) self-government, self-
control, moderation, temperance,
continence.
Eytcpartlg, n. a. v. pi. — EyKparfj,
a. sin. cont. of same.
Eytcpartvouai, f. -tvaojiai, p. ty/ct-
icpdrtvixai, (fr. same) to refrain,
withhold ; to contain or restrain
one's self, be temperate, continent
or moderate.
Eytcpariug, (fr. next) temperately,
continently, moderately.
Eyicparrig, -iog -ovg, b, >% (fr. tv in,
and updrog power) having power
er or influence over; superior,
able ; master of one^s self, tem-
perate, moderate, abstinent, con-
tinent.
Eyxpivu), f. -tvw, p. tyKitcpiica, (fr.
tv intens. and koivw to distin-
to dress, clothe; to gather into a\ guish) to admit, allow; to adopt,
knot ; to wear one,s clothes grace- [ assume, take, choose ; to asso-
fully, adorn, bedeck, display, date, reckon or rank along with,
set one's self off, appear to ad-\ 1 a. inf. act. tyKplvai.
vantage. 1 a. mid. ind. tvtKou- Eyicpi g, -tSog, >/, pastry, confection-
$wad\kr]v' impr. tyK6u(3(a<rai, in 2 1 ary, sweet cakes.
pi. tytcoufiJxracOt. par. 1 a. pass. YEyKpuTioiffai, Dor. for tyKporiovaat
tyicoii0o>o9eig. -ovaai, n. pi. fem. par. pres. act.
EyKoviu) -d, f. -f)o-u>, (fr. tv intens. of
and Koviu to hasten, th. K6vigtEyKporiu>-oi,fr. tv intens. anu tcfio
dust) to raise dust ; to make haste,] rtu, which see.
(169)
ErK
Eywotfw, f. -ow, p. tytciicpovKa,
(fr. same, and npovu> to knock)
to knock or drive in; to thrust,
push, force forward; to beat
time ; to dance, march or move to
tune.
EyKotfrrriD, f. -d/w, P« tyKtKpvQa,
(fr. tv in, and Kpvrrru) to hide)
to toy wp, put />y, conceal, cover
up, hi'le.
Ey*cpu0i«j, -on, 6, viz. dpros, (fr
last) hidden or covered over with
embers; bread baked in the em-
bers or ashis.
Eyxrvaii, -ioj, Att. -£(»$, ^, (fr. cv
interns, and tcrdouai to p •
r/^/«/, property, po-inssion ; an
acquisition, acquirement, advan-
tage.
'EyKTrjroi, -ov, b, t), (fr. same)
<ic i mre I, got, procured.
EyKri^u), f. -low, (fr. tv in, and
cr/£u to frame) to om'M on, rear,
raise, erect.
EyvD0/;/c>7, -175, vi (fr« tv in, and
*£iJ0u> to hide) rather perhaps
EyKciOi'/Kri, (fr. /yurn/iui to lie
u mmi, anattyci) a case) a salver,
tray, sideboard, stand; a sup-
. /.»rop.
1 >f, tnd 'K)»:i)«C/\o>, -ov, 0,
;;, (fr. £»- in, and *> <c,\o> a circle)
rirrular, round ; vulvar, common,
ordinary, usual.
EynxXoKaiitia, -as, ^, (fr. la-t, and
TOi&st* learning) the an
the course of human
knowledge, erudition, learning.
Ey<cu*.X<5u> -d, fr. cv mtens. and kvk-
Aou), which see.
Ey/a'uXuxrts, -10s, Att. -£u>{, ^, (fr.
ly/rucAof circular) a a
circumference i an encircling,
surround.
tZyKv\iio, f. -tow, p. -«*ca, (fr. £v in,
and kvXHm to roll) toroll, wrap or
fill up; to clasp, entwine, en-
tangle.
RyKvuiav, -ovos, b, f/, (fr. same, and
>a>ci) to breed) great with child,
pregnant, big with young ; hea-
vy, weighty ; full, swollen, big,
large.
'EyKvos, -ov, r), (fr. same) preg-
nant, with young
J£,yicijirru>, (fr. ev in, and icvitto) to
stoop) to stoop to look at, look
closely into, examine.
EyKup/u) -o>, f. -f)i j), (fr. cv in, and
Kvplu) to meet with) same as
cyKVpw-
'EyKvpaag, -aaa, av, par. — Ey<vp-
crai,' inf. — Eyicvpar), 3 sin. sab.
act. 1 a. of
Eyicvpu), f. - paw, (fr. ev in, and
Kvpn> to meet with) to fall in
with, happen upon, meet with,
hit upon; to befall, chance. 1
a. ind. act. tvcKvpaa.
Eycwuid^w, f. -daw, p. eyKCKwuta-
Ka, (fr. cyKu>uiov praise) to praise,'
commend, celebrate, extol, par. ;
pres. pass. tyKuuiatyuevos. par.
1 a. pass. cyKwuataQcis. j
EyKwa:aoTtos, -a, -ov, (fr. last)
oi/ g7i£ to 6e praised, must be com-
mended, &c.
Erx
EyK<i>uia<TTi)s, -ov, 0, (fr. same) a
r, encomiast.
EyKuuiacrr'iKdf, -r), -dv, and Poet.
Ey<c<jj/i(o?, -a, -ov, (fr. same)
commendatory, praising, pane-
gyrical.
Eynw/tiov, -ov, rd, praise, com-
mendation, panegyric, eulogy,
encomium.
Ey\vK.dvdnv, -« j, -17, 1 a. ind. pass,
of yXi/KaiVw.
'Eyuiv, by Sync, for c-^tficv, Ion.
lor f\civ, pres. inf. ot tvn.
'Eyiuocu, -uj, -£ or -t\ , per. ind.
act. — Ey»'oi<c£(r£, 2 jil. pjM
— EyvwaOnv, -nt, -n, 1 a. ind.
— 'Eyvwv, -u)i, -w, 3 pi.
•uiffai', 2 a. ind. act. — Ey» uxciis,
-i7u, -if, 11. pi. -iu)K'in<, par.
par, act. ofyvQfti or yivwa kid.
'Eyvwicav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. ir-
Eyvii)pi^(i/ii7V, -ov, -cro, impf. pass.
— Kyiwpiaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind.
• \ yvwpl^w.
'Eyvwaav, and Poet, iyvuv, 3 pi. 2
a. act. and
'Eyvtitauai, -am, -arm, per. pass.
of yvwui, for yivwo/cw.
Kypdfnva*, 3 pi. of Eypa<priv, -ns,
->/, I a. ind. pass. — 'Eypa^ov,
-cs, -£, I a. ind. act. — 'E«
ind. act. >>\'ypd<f>w.
Ion. f.»r iyoov, pres. iihj.r.
1 1 ii< 1. ofiypofiai.
Eypijyopa, -ms% -c, ind. and cypnyo-
piii, par. per. mid. — Ej
C£v, 3 sin. 1 a. md. act.
yopiu, hx Aphcv. for
Eypnyopiu -w, f. -//itw, p. -w*«,
(fr. cyiipuj to rouse) to watch,
■ iki, hi UgU
Eypt'iyopQai, Poet, for typriyaoivai,
per. inf. mid. — Eyp//yup"c, and
EypnyipOafft, for cypnydparc, 2
pi. and cypny6oaoi, 3 pi. per.
ind. mid. of ypnyoptu).
Eypf/yopos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. ypriyopiu
to watch) wakeful, watchful, vi-
L'ilint.
Eypnyoprl and -rwj, (fr. same) ri-
gilantly, attentively.
Eyprjffau), Poet, same as cypnyopiw.
'Eypouai, by Att. Sync, for cytioo-
uai, which see. pres. mid. impr.
lypov par. cypduevog. impf. ind.
mid. eyp6uT)v, -ov,-cro.
Eytfuva^ov, -eg, -c, impf. — Eyvu-
vaouai, Att. for ycyvuvaouat,
-oai, -arai, per. ind. pass, of
yvuvdfa.
EyvuviiOnv, -tjs, -tj, 1 a. ind. pass.
ofyvuvdu).
Ey^apaco-o), 01 -ttoj, (fr. cv in, and
Xapdaoio to hollow) to carve on,
engrave, inscribe, write upon.
'Eyx^ f°r ty^ca, pi. of ey^oj.
Eyye^'o, f. -eaw,per.mid.£y>c£^0(5a,
(tr.£vin, and ^f^wtoease nature)
to go to stool ; to dirty, befoul.
Ey^eia, -as, and Ion. Eyycin, -ns,
>h (fr. £y%os a spear) a spear,
dart, javelin ; skill in these wea-
pons, g. pi. JE6\. eyxuaoiv.
Ey^£t/3po^oj, -ov, b, b, (fr. same,
and fipiuu) to roar) skilful or
furious with the spear, warlike. |
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Erx
EyXtiictpavvot, -ov, b, ft, [fr. same.
and *.£puiivdj lightning) armed
with lightning. An epithet oi
Jupitt r.
Ey^p/w-w, f. -;/crw,p.->7«fa,(fr. n
111, and ^£/'p the hand) to take in
hand, commence, attempt} to at
•ohIC, attack, iixsml. par. pres.
act. cy^rtpiutv -Civ, n. pi. cont.
£y\'£(porl'rf£.
Eyxcipnpa, -aros, rd, (fr. last) «n
attempt, tndefeoeetr, lafwimw.
Ey^fipi;«rif, -<oj, Att. -£015, ^, (fr.
same) ut.ihini: in hand, uiuUr-
takmg, attempt} a trmm
tr> ,1
Ey^ctplSiov, -ov, rd, (fr. rv in, and
Xitp the hand) a handle ; a little
I a ink, epitome; a dagger; any
thing email for the hand.
Ey^r«p^w, f. -tow, p. -tK<i, (fr.
same) to deliver, hand over, put
into the hands, intrust, commit ; to
extend, reach, stretch. Ey^npf-
ioitai, to take in hand, urn
■m, 1 .iicitti a trust.
Ey-^tipidcTOi, -ov, 6, t), (fr.
and rUhtfH to place) intrustid,
deposit* '/, committed ; suirendir-
*d, deHvared up.
'Eyx^oi, -vof, and 'Ey^fXif, -ios,
Air. -ij.i;, ,/, (perhaps fr. tv in,
lAfc mud, and ^£u> to strew, or
/^o> to keep) an a I.
'Ey^£ov, Ion. for cvi^tov, impf. act.
of cyxiu).
EyYioifiupos, and -//opos, -ov, 0, ^,
(fr. f'y^oj a spear, and ftdpos
fate) fatal or deadly with the
sjitiir ; warlike, valiant.
Ey^fffjVaXAo? , -ou, 6, (fr. same, and
TzdXXu) to brandish) brandishing
or oetine with the spear ; irnrlikc,
brine.
Ey%£vvra, Dor.for cyyiovra, a. sin.
mas. par. pres. of
Ey^/w, f. -cvoo), (fr. tv in, and y/u»
to pour) to pour in, Jill. For
tenses see ^/w.
'Ey^os, -ccs -ovs, rd, a spear, dart,
; a suord.
Eyxpdoftat -w/iai, f. -t)eopat, p. ey-
Kcxpn/Jiai, (fr. £v in, and xpaopai
to use) to use, make use of; to
practise, behave ; to inure, accus-
tom or habituate one's self. par.
per. pass, cyiccxpyuivos.
Ey^puuw or Ey^pa'u), fr. same, and^
Xoavui or xpdu), which see. pres.
inf. ry^pav£«v.
Eyxolu-rui, fr. £v intens. and
XoiuiTTw, which see. 1 a. act.
ind. cvixpip^a' par. cyxpluxpas.
pres. inf. mid. cyxplunrcoOai.
par. 1 a. pass. cyxpifupOcis, -cioa,
-tv.
'Ey^plcov, 1 a.impr. act.ofcy^oiw.
Ey^o(^a?,perhapsproperly£y^pt//-
\^/as, 1 a. par. act. of tyxpluifT<i>.
Ey^pi'w, f. -low, p. -tKa, (fr. £v in,
and X9li3) to smear) to anoint,
rub in ; to dye, colour. 1 a. ind.
act. cvex9l(Ta' imp1"- tyxpt<rov.
EyxpoviQu), f. -ic-o), p. -iica, (fr.
same, and ^povi'^w to last) to
abide, rest, continue; to delay
linger, tar~y.
EAA
Ey^povos, -ov, 6, f), (fr. same, and
XPovos time) temporary.
Ey^pdw -<3, fr. same, and ^pdw
which see. 1 a. par. Eyxptiaas-
EyYtipd£w,f. -a<ru>, p. eyKe%vpaKa,
(fr. ci/f^upov a security) to
pledge, pawn, mortgage ; to lake
a pledge, hold in pawn; to take
seize, secure.
Ky%vu), f. -vaw, same as zyyiw.
Ey^wpuj impers. (fr. next) it may
be, it is allowable, Jit, proper ;
there is room or means for it.
Ey^wpfw -w,f. -rjao>, (fr. ev in, and
%wp£w to go) to retire, withdraw,
give place, make room ; to admit ;
to permit, suffer, allow.
YLyX&Qiov , -ov, to, (neut. of next)
an abode, residence, home; a
pledge, pawn; usury.
Ey^wptos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. ev in, and
X&pvs place or x&pa land) do-
mestic, private, at home ; native,
natural f rural, rustic.
'Ey^wpoy, -ov, b,f), (fr. same) na-
tive, inhabitant ; country's.
Eyw, Att. eymyt, Dor. Eyuvn, and
cyoivya, A^o\. eyu>v, and mya, I,
me ; we, us.
'Ebas, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of Saiu.
Ebdnv, -rjs, -t), 2 a. ind. act. of
bdnyi, same as Said* or Sato).
Eba'i^dynv, -ov, -eto, impf. pass, of
(5ut£o>.
Ebaiadynv, -w,-aro, 1 a. ind. mid.
of baiui.
'ESatc\ for iSaice, 3 sin. ot'EbaKov,
2 a. ind. act. — EbaKtjv, -ns, -n,
2 a. ind. pass, of baKvw.
EbdKpvaEv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
SaKpvw.
Ebdyaaaa, Poet, for cSdpaaa, 1 a.
ind. act. of baydu>.
Ebdyva, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. cont.
of bayvdw, for bay aw.
'Ebdyov, act. — Ebdynv, pass. i. a.
ind. of baydu), bdyvu> or bdyvnyi.
Or of <5fuw.
fE<5ni/()s, -oB, 6, ^, same as f/.Hs.
'E<5ap, and Elbao, -dros, to, (fr. tbw.
to eat) meat, food, provender ; a
feast, banquet.
'Ebapdov, by Metath. ibpadov, 2 a.
ind. act. of SapOdvoj.
'ESapicov, by Metath. ibpaKov, 2 a.
ind. act. of bepKu.
Ebaaadynv, -w, -aro which also
.. Ion. and Poet. baadcKEro' in 1
pi. E<Wo7i'//£0', Poet, for e8a-
crdynv, -w, -aro, in 1 pi. thaad-
utQa, 1 a. ind. mid. of <5d£w, for
Said).
Eba<pu7, Eba<piovcri, Att. for ehcapi-
uEi, 3 sin. and ebatpioovoi, 3 pi.
of e&acpiau), 1 f. of
Etiaipifa, f. -t'<rw, Att. -iw, p. nbd<pi-
Ka, (fr. tbafos the ground) to te-
ueZ, raze, prostrate, lay fat, fing
to the ground ; to make solid ; to
strike, ram, pave.
'E6d<po$, -cos -ovs, to", (fr. l^oyai to
sit) the bottom, foundation ; soil,
ground; pavement, floor.
Ebacpda) -u>, f. -wcu), p. n5d(p(j)Ka,
(fr. last) to be level with the
ground, lie prostrate, per. ind.
pass. nbdtywyai.
EAH
EAO
'ESa.\pEv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. oftEb/jboKa, for iSnica, which Att.
for rjKa, per. act. ind. of f'<W#
Thence par. EbnboK&s — pper.
E(5»/o<$K£iv — per. pass. E($>/o"o
uai.
Ednb&s, par. of e<3>7<5a, which see.
'EdrjKa, -as, -£, Att. for -rjKa, per.
act. of iSw.
Ebn\rjoavT', for fC^Xtyo-avro, 3 pi. 1
a. ind. mid. of 6n\iu>.
EbjXov. 3 sin. cont. — Eb/jXovv, 1
sin. or 3 pi. cont. act. — Ebi'/Xov-
to, 3 pU cont. pass. impf. ind. —
E6rj\u)6>iv, -ns,-n, pass. — EoV/-
Awo-a, -as, -e, act. L a. ind. of bn-
A<5w.
EbnynyopEi, 3 sin. cont. impf. act.
of Si/unyopiu.
'Ebnt-a, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. ol
bdxvii).
Eo~rtaa,-as, -£, 3 pi. 'Ebnaav, 1 a.
ind. act. of biw, to tie.
E8nTvs,-vos,hi (fr« (8w to eat) foody
meaty victuals, eating.
Edr'ix6r)v,-ris, -n, 1 a. ind. pass, of
SdKVW.
Ebiba^a, -as, -£ or -ev, 3 pL -£av, 1
a. ind. act. — EbibdaKov, -es, -e
or -ev, impC act. — EdiSd%9r)v,
-nsi -n, pi. -8t)T£, -dncav, 1 a.ind.
pass, of SiSdcKu.
EiiSow, -ovs, -ov, impf. act. cont.
of diewfit,, as if from <5«5<5u>.
E<5i£<5//>7V, -ov, -eto, impf. pass, of
(5t£w.
E<5o7va, -as, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of
biaivu.
ESiKaiiLQrjV,- -r)Si -Vi pass E^t-
Kaiojira, -as, -£ or-EV, 3 pi. -oxrav,
act. 1 a; ind. of c~iicai6u).
ESio-raaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. cf
<5(crra£a>.
\i\pnaa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
Sixpdu).
EdiwKov, -es, -£, impf. — E^tw|a, 1
ind. act. of Balxw.
'ESuEvai, see Etii/xEvat.
EburiOnv, -t?s,->7, 1 a. ind. pass, of
d/xaw, for Saudo).
'ESva, or sSva, and 'Ex5va,or ho'va,
-o)v, rd, (perhaps fr. £i5avos plea-
sant) presents which the husband
made to the bride, bridal gifts ; a
dower, jointure.
ESvios, -a, -ov, (fr. last) bridal,
nuptial.
E6v6u> -St, f. -wo-w, (fr. same) to
betroth, give in marriage.
E<5i/tt)rf/s, and EeSvwt))s, -ov, h, (fr.
same) aportioner, the bride's fa-
ther, father-in-law.
Ehoiui,-ois,-oi, pres. opt. act.off<5w.
E6okei, 3 sin. cont. of ES6keov -ovv,
impf. act. of Sokem. Or impf. of
6oke7.
Eb~oKEvy.ES, Dor. for EhoKovyEv, 1 pi.
impf. of same.
EboKiy.dcay.Ev, -yaaav, 1 and 3 pi.
1 a. ind. acU of boKiydfa.
Ebo\iovaav, Bceot. for Ebo\lovv, 3
pi. impf. of bo\i6u.
Eboyai, pres. mid. or pass, of ibu.
But it may be Att. for dovyai, 1
f. mid. of same.
'Ebov, Dor. and Bceot. for ibocav%
3 pi. 2 a. act. of bibwyi.
EbovElroy 3 sin. impf. pass.of<5ovt<»i.
bdlTTO).
'EbEico-E, Poet, for ibsiGE, 3 sin. 1
a. ind. act. of bElbo).
Ebt, for Elbe, which see.
'Ebsai, Ion. for ibn, 2 sin. pres. sub.
mid. of £bb).
Ebtdro, Ion. for EbibEvro, 3 pi. pper.
pass, of bio.
Ebiarpos, -ov, b, (fr. ibu> to eat) a
taster; the master of the feast.
Ebeyyvv, by Sync, for ebebiyynv,
pper. pass, of btyoyai.
EbEbfiEiv, -Eisr -ei, pper. mid. fr.
btbpa, per. mid. of baiui.
EbEbut'idro, Ion. for zbibunvro, see
bEOy/jdro.
EbEboiKtiv, -cis, -a, pper. mid. of
<5«<3w.
'E<5e£, the Ion. uncontracted form
of tbei, impf. of <$«.
EbtETo, 3 sin. impf. mid — EbErjQnv,
-ns, -r), 1 a. ind. pass, ofbioyai.
EbincrE, 1 a. ind. act. offoj.
EbiSnv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass, of
bio), to tie.
'Ebci, impf. of c^i. It is some-
times used for the present.
'E<5«, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of ibu.
'EbEi, 3 sin. cont. impf. of biu>, to
tie.
EbEiyydriccv, 3 sin. I a.ind. act.
of bEiyyari^w.
EbEtbtyEv, EbEiblaav, by Sync, for
tbEibieiyEv, 1 pi. and £<kn$j£to'a»', 3
pi. pper. mid. ofScibu).
'Ebctya, in 3 pi. 'Ebstyav, 1 a. ind.
act. — EbEiydyt/v, -o>, -aro, in 3
pi. Ebdyavro, 1 a. ind. mid. of
biyo).
'Ebcii-a, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. —
Eb£i%Qr}v, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass.
of bdKvvyi.
'EbEipa, -as, -£, in 3 pi. — 'Efoipav,
ind. act. of bepoy.
'Ebacaa, Poet, for tbuaa, 1 a. ind.
act. of bdbw.
'Eoekto, by Sync, for EbibEKro, 3
sin. pper. pass, of bi%oyai.
Ebiy, indeel, a country of Baby-
lon.
EbiyEvai, and by Sync. ibyEvai,
Dor. for ibEiv, inf. of ibw.
EbEi-dynv, -u, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid.
of b£%oyai.
Ebepxdi/v, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass.
of bipKui.
'Ebzoya, -dros, rb, (fr. rbu> to eat)
meat, food, victuals, eatables, d.
pi. Ebicyaai.
EbErryEiTo, 3 sin. cont. impf. pass.
of bEayeu).
Eb£<rThsi-a, -ov, (fr. f<5o>toeat) to
be eaten, must be eaten.
E<Wrr/s, -ov, b, (fr. same) an eater,
feeder, devour er.
Ebcvi'iCE, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. —
EbEvoynv, -ov, -eto, impf. of
bEviio, bsvu) or bEvoyai, Poet, for
'Ebiutv, g. pi. of 'ibos.
'Ebr;, 2sin. ofi^oiJuat,2f.mid.of£^u
'Ebnba, Att. for Tjba, per. mid. of
low, its par. Ebribus-
Ebi'/cdrai, Eby'/bdro, Ion. for Ebt)b£<j-
rai, 3 sin. per. pass, and Ebfi-
bzo-TO, 3 sin. pper. pass, of ibw.
(HI)
EAP
ESovri, Dor. or JEoi. for tiovoi, 3
pi. pres. ind. act. of lSu>.
'E<5ofa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
6ok{(j).
ESdl-a^ov, -t(, -t , impf. act. — Eo"<5-
(affa, -as, -£, act. KSol-dadriv,
-ns, -v, pass. 1 a. ind. of <5o£d£u>.
'Kdos, -tos-ovs, rb, (fr. t£w to seat)
a sitting, session; a seat, abode,
residence, habitation ; ground,
soil, floor, basis, foundation ; a
temple, shrine ; the image or ob-
ject of worship ; delay, sloth, list-
lessness, indolence.
'Eiooav, see i£ov.
'ESov, for iooao, 2 sin. 2 a. mid. of
6l6d)fxi.
EoovXcvaa. -as, -t or -jv, 1 a. ind.
act. of oovXcvu).
K&ovXuiOnv, -rji, -n, 2 pi. -Onrt,
pass. — E6ov\iaoa, act. 1 a. ind.
of Sov\6u.
'Eiovftai, 2 f. mid. of c£u>.
Eoovfiat, 2 f. mid. of /<!w.
'Eoovnov, 2 a. ind. act. of iovnita.
'Ecova, for idovoi, see iiovri.
T£<5pa, by Sync, for icoaoa, 1 a.
nut. act. of oibpdo /co>. Or Sain.
of Wpav,-aj, -a, Dor. for fty^,
2 a. ind. act. of (5p/j/*(, f>r
Or ibpa, 3 sin. impf. act. of
hpdw, for M
E<5pa, -as, fi, (fr. Ifa to seat) a seat,
the posteriors ; a base, founda-
tion, pedestal ; a dwelling, resi-
dence ; a temple, shnnc, altar;
the statue or image worshippetl.
'E&pdfa, f. -dau>, (fr. last) to seat,
settle, fix ; to establish, confirm.
'E&paOov, by Metath. for icapBov,
2 a. ind. act. of 8ap6dvu>. Or of
ipfiOui, the same.
'Eooa'ios, -a, -ov, (fr. I? pa a seat)
firm, fixed, settled, established ;
seated, sitting ; seilentary, inac-
tive.
'E&pai6u -u>, f. -tlxroi, p. fifipalu)Ka,
(fr. same) to settle, fix, establish,
confirm.
E6paiu>fia, -dros, rb, (fr. last) a
support, stay, prop ; a founda-
tion, base.
'EbpaKov, see ihapxov.
'E$pafi\ for iSpaue, 3 sin. of 'E8pa-
pov, 2 a. ind. act. of rpi^ia.
ESpaptv, 'Ebpav, by Sync, for c8-
pdoautv, 1 pi. and icpaoav, 3 pi.
of 'ESpaaa, 1 a. ind. act. of 8t-
ipdoKui. Or they are 1 and 3 pi.
ofiSpav, -as, -a, Dor. for iSpvv,
2 a. ind. act. of Spijui or cidpnpi,
for 8iSpd<TK<i).
Eopaapa, -dros, rb, (fr.t^u) to seat)
a seat, settlement, establishment.
"Ebpn, -ns, >;, I°n- f°r 'ifyo-
'E&pna*, for iSpnoa, Ion for i&paaa,
1 a. ind. of Spdu>.
'Efipid£u>, 'ESptdn) -&, and Poet.
'Ec~pi6tj), f. -d<ru}, (fr. eSpa a seat)
to place, set, fix, settle ; to confirm,
establish ; to settle, abide, reside.
'Ehpiowvrai, 3 pi. pres. ind. mid.
— 'E8pi6o)vro, 3 pi. impf. mid.
of £<5pi<5<i>,Poet. for iSpiduy.
cE^poffrp(50os, -ov, b, (fr. Z8pa the
breech, and arpt&u to turn) an
epithet of a wrestler j whu works
EEI
the loins, exercises the haunches ;
active, supple.
'Etw, impf. act. of Svui, same as
8vvu). Or Bceot. for i8v<rav, 3 pi.
of same tense.
EbvvdBnv, Dor. for tSvvfjOnv, 1 a.
ind. pass. — Eivvaidro, Dor. for
tSvvavro, 3 pi. — Ebvvaro, 3 sin.
— EbvvdaOt, 2 pi. impf. of ivva-
fiai.
EbvvdcBnv, and Att. i)bvvdoBnv, 1
a. ind. pass, of <5wd£u>, same as
ivvafiai.
Eivviaro, Ion. for tSvvavro, 3 pi.
impf. ofSvvapat.
EbvvrjBnv, and Att. nbvvrjBnv, -Qn s,
-dn, pi. -dnficv, -6nTt,-0noav, I
a. ind. pass. of MM)
'Ebvvov, -cs, -c, impf. act. ofSvvu.
Eivdfinv, -ov, -iro, impf. mid. of
8vu> or ivvu).
'Ebvoa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. —
ruTo, Poet, for tbvaaro, 3
mil 1 a. ind. mid. of <5uw or
E<Wri5o7(ra, 1 a. ind. act. of cW-
roKtu).
Ecvo<p6pu, 3 sin. cont. impf. art.
of bvotyopiw.
'Efno, f. c&iou>,p. fibtKa, by Metath.
t6oKa, by Sync. f/«ca, dbs. and
Att. c8//8cKa, also f. c86crd>, p.
>}6oKa, Att. cirjboKa, to eat, fed;
to graze, pasture; to consume,
waste; to canker, corrode, par.
por. act. ttn6oK(os. per. pass,
ind. tft/lofiat, and cbfjitouai' par.
edne'eoftivos. 1 a. pass. ind. r)6ic-
6nv par. citadels, pres. mid. ico-
pat, which often signifies like the
2 f. mid. tioT'uai. per. mid. ind.
iSr/ia" par. t^Fjf'uJj.
E<5w3d, -oj, Dor. for Eowity, -^?, ^,
(fr. last) meat, food, victuals;
eating, a meal.
Eoutttfios, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same) eat-
able, esculent.
'EbiitKa, -as, -t or -cv, pi. -Karc,
-Kav.1 a. ind. act. — Eoddnv, -ns,
-n, 3 pi. -rjoav, 1 a. ind. pass.
— 'E<$o)v, -u>$, -u>, in 3 pi. iSo7av,
and Dor. /<W, 2 a. ind. act. of
biSiaui.
rE<5wA(Oj --lie, ra, (fr. ^05 a seat)
seats in the ancient ships ; the
deck.
'ESwvrai, 3 pi. pres. sub. mid. of
i8w.
Ebuanoa, in 3 pi. ESupnoav, 1 a.
ind. act. — Ehuonodnnv, -w, -aro,
1 a. ind. mid. of Swpiofiai.
'Eboioav, for ihooav, 3 pi. of ihu>v,
2 a. ind. act. of lihupi. Or
perhaps rather of iouaa, 1 a.
obs. of same.
"Eci5vo or 'Etcva, by Poet. Pleo-
nasm, for 'leva.
EziKoci, EtiKoorbs, by Prosth. for
ElKOffl, ClKOOrdS'
'Enteral, by Poet. Pleon. for c7k-
rat, 3 sin. per. pass, of ukw.
'Eara, -as, -t, 'Etiirov, -es, -t,
Att. or by Poet. Pleon. for tlira,
1 a. and tiirov, 2 a. of i-nui.
Ea?, by Prosth. for us, uia, cv
"/">
tout.
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EZT
Ec«r<£/ir;v, Ettadfttvos, by Prosth.
for tiodftnv, ind. and ctodfitvas,
par. 1 a. mid. of
Eeiffdu^v, also for ttodfiny, 1 a.
mid. of tlui, to go.
'Etiodpnv. by Prosth. for tiffd/i7V,
1 a. inul. of en) or cvvvtii.
Etloao, by Prosth. and Ion. for
tiou), 2 sin. of nadfinv, 1 a. nul.
mid. of tl6u>.
Ettodrnv, Att. for tiodrnv, 3 du. of
tloa, 1 a. of tipi, to go.
Ei\6trai, Poet, for iXdtrai, 3 sin.
pres. of
Ei\8ouai, for iXcofiat.
Ei\8up, by Poet. Pleon. for f\-
MMa
"EtX^ai, and 'EtWvoj, Pott, and
by Sync, for ti\v^ai, ind. and
cjAftyuvoy, par. pir. pass, of ti-
X/w. Or for i\apai, and tXapi-
vos, same of tXauvw.
E/Xmro, by Prosth. — 'EXtteto,
Ion. for r/Xrrtro, 3 sin. impf. mid.
so — E&iroiucv, for tXiroi/jtv, I
pi. pres. opt. of f'Xrrw.
EiXoai, by Pleon. and Sync, for
tXdoai, 1 a. inf. act. of iXavvta.
Eivcwtv, by Pleon. for ivSvvtv, or
rather, tvibvvtv, 3 sin. impf. of
6vvu).
'Etpy', for itpyt, pres. impr. act.
— E/py«, 3 sin. pres. ind. act.
of tipyu), for jpyu) or tlpyu).
Eipyadt, by Poet. Pleon. for elpya-
6c, 3 sin. impf. act. of tpyd6u>.
'Etpyuat, and Etpyfiivos, for ti'py-
fiaij per. pass. ind. and tipypi-
vos, par. per. pass, of clpyu.
EipyvvaQai, for tipyvvaQai, pres.
inf. pass, of tipyvvfu.
Eioyu), for ipyu>, or rather dpyw.
'EtpKTo, for nptro, 3 sin. pper.
pass, of tipyu).
Eipon, Etpantis, by Poet. Pleon.
for ipon,tp<ji\tis.
Eipxdro, for dpyaro, Ion. for tipy
fiivoi Tjirav, 3 pi. pper. pass, of
tlpyto.
'Ecs, Poet, for fjj, 2 sin. impf. of
£</ij, ro fee.
'Eiodu, Poet, for iVflw, 3 sin. 2 a.
impr. pass. — 'Eiooaro, Poet.
for tioaro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid.
— "Ecaro, Poet, for t'ioro, 3 sin.
pper. pass, of to) or ivvv/xi.
ECtt, 3 sin. impf. ind. of $t<i>.
'E^cKias, -ov, b, one of the Hebrew
kings.
E£r', for h&To, Poet, for £i^£ro,S
sin. impf. mid. of e^u>.
'E^, see i£rioa.
E^Xoxra, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
^Xdu).
E^nu.'ni)}iai, per. — Efym&Bnv, 1 a.
ind. pass, of ^/i«5w.
'E^noa, 1 a. ind. act. — 'E%nv,-nSi
-77, Dor. for 'E^mv, -a?, -a, impf.
cont. of £du>.
E^)'/r£t, 3 sin. — Etyrovv, 3 pi. cont.
impf. act. — E£r7T£?ro, 3 sin. cont.
impf. pass. — E^rjrnKa, per. —
E£rJTT}ea,-as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
%nriu).
'E(6fnevos, par. pres. mid. of 'i£u>.
'Ea?, Ion. for rjs, 2 sin. impf. of E£i>yw, -vs, -n, 2 a. ind. pass, or
^tuyw/it
E0E
E 'vuwBnv, -tjs, -n, 1 a. ind. pass.
of £vft6v.
~E%w, £ £<xw, (fr. £u to place) to
sea*, set, place, lay, settle, Jix; to
erect, set up ; to found, institute.
"Eiouai, to seat one's self, sit, be
seated, placed or laid ; to recline,
rest. 1 a. act. ttca. 2 a. ind. act.
uSov. 2 f. ind. act. i6a. per. pass.
ticuai. 1 a. ind. pass. iicQnv. 2
f. mid. iiovuai.
E^wypnfiivos, -v, -ov, par. per.
pass, of Quyptu).
'E^uKa, per. act. — E^wvvvov, -ts,
-£, impf. act. — 'E^ujaa, 1 a. ind.
act. — E^uxrdjxnv, 1 a. ind. mid.
— 'E^oxruai, ind. — E^oxruivos,
par. per. pass, of ^utvvva or £un>-
wui.
E^wor, Poet, for 'E^wv, 3 pi.
cont. impf. act. of £dw.
'En, Poet, for $, 3 sin. pres. sub.
of tiyX, to be.
'Erj, d. sin. fern, of fdj, Poet, for
^ os, ^, Sv.
"E^xa, -a;, -e, Att. for ifca, 1 a.
ind. odyjui.
"Evv, 'Ens, 'En, Poet, for fjv, jjs, fj,
imp£ of uul, to be.
'Erjvdavov, for rjviavov, impf. act.
of av6dvw.
Erjos, by Metath. for rjios, which
by Poet. Ectasis for dos, g. sin.
of tig.
'Enos, for iov, g. of foj, Poet, for
os, rj, ov.
'Encda, Poet, for f/cOa, JEol. for
rjs, 2 sin. impf. ind. of uul, to be.
But 'Encda, sub. of same, in
same manner.
'Even, Poet, and Ion. for f„ 3 sin.
sub. pres. of £<^<, to be.
'Encov, same as 'Eaaov, 1 a. impr.
act. of taw.
'Ejjtl, for pre, 2 pi. sub. act. of
"nui.
'E0', for m, before an aspirated
vowel.
'E0a*a?, Dor. for iOnKas, 2 sin. of
'EgaXor, 2 a. ind. act. of SdXXo).
Rdaufiouvro, impf. — EOafifa'idno-av,
1 a. ind. pass. 3 pi. of <?au(5iu>.
'Edavov, -ts, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
$vr}c-KU).
Edaiua^ov, -ts, -t, impf. — E&av-
fiaco, -as, -£, 3 pi -fiaaav, act.
— Edavudcdnv, -ns, -v, pass. 1
a. ind. of .$-av/ia£tt).
'E0ai£a, -as, -£, 3 pi. 'E0a<^av, 1
a. ind. act. of o-a'rrw.
E0£a'077v, -vs, -V, pass. — E0£aaa-
unv, -w, -aro, mid. 1 a. ind. of
Sedouai.
'E0££v, 3 sin. cont. impf. act. of
•$£W, StVGU).
'E0£i,'E0£(Ti, d. sin. and pi. off0oc.
'E0£ipa, -as, >), hair, a head of hair,
locks, ringlets ; a mane.
Edtipd^w, f. -dco), (fr. last) to hate
long hair, encourage flowing locks.
Edtious, -dtos, h, same as idtipa.
'E0£is, -tloa, -tv, par. of 'iQnv or
£"0f7r, 1 a. pass, of ?nui.
EBfXti, 3 sin. ind. pres. — E0A>7,
3 sin. sub. pres. — EflfXtaKt,
Ion. Cm iQtXc, 3 sin. imp£ act.
E0H
— EdcXnada, JEcA. for t6(Xns, 2
sin. sub. pres. — EdiXnoi, Ion.
for £0/Xj7, 3 sin. sub. pres. act.
— EdtXnrov, 3 du. sub. pres. act.
— EdtXf)aw, 1 f. ind. or 1 a. sub.
act. — EOtXoiui, -ois, -oi, 1 pi.
ediXotptv, pres. opt. act. — E0t-
Xovt, for tdeXovra, a. sin. par.
pres. act. — EdiXovn, Dor. for
ediXova, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. ol
£0Aw or 3iAw.
E0£'Aj?^os,-ov, and E9e\^u(av,-ovos,
b, fj, (fr. tdiXw to wish) volunta-
ry, willing.
EQtXoBpnoKtia, -as, h, (fr- same,
and Spncictvu) to worship) will-
worship, superstition, human ob-
servances.
EOtXoKaKtii) -£>, f. -riaw, (fr. same,
and KaKos ill) to desire, wish or
do ill, practise wrong, be idle or
worthless ; to be cowardly, faint,
despond.
E6t\oKU)<pki -<D,(fr.same,and/ca>0d?
deaf) to pretend deaf ness, bepur-
posely deaf; to deceive, betray.
Edt\oiTr)v, EdtXovTnSdv, EBtXovri,
(fr. same) voluntarily, willingly,
readily, of its own accord.
EdtXovrris, EdtXovrbs, EdtXovctos,
-ov, b, i), (fr. same) voluntary,
willing, consenting, agreeably;
spontaneous.
EOiXoj or &iX(j), f. dtXijca), p. rtOi-
Xnica, to be willing ; to will, wish,
desire; to choose, prefer, take
pleasure or delight in ; to resolve,
determine; to endeavour, at-
tempt; to mean, signify ; to have
power, be able. impf. rjdtXov. 1 a.
act. ind. TjdiXnca' sub. $t\rj(j&m
inf. $tXt)cai. per. pass. rtdiXrjfiai.
the impf. iBtXov, and 1 a. £0f'Ar^
ca, come properly from $eX<o.
"E0£v, by Sync. forf'o0£v, Att. for
£0, Ion. for ov. Or, Att. for '£,
a. of ou.
'E0£vto, 3 pi. of tdifivv, 2 a. mid. —
'EOtcav, 3 pi. of f'0»;v, 2 a. act. —
'E0£v, Dor. for idov or ititao, 2
sin. 2 a. mid. of ridr/pi.
EOtpdxtvov, -£j, -£, impf. act. —
EOtpanevovro, 3 pi. impf. pass.
— Edtpairtvdnv, -ns, -n, pass. —
Edtpdirtvca, -as, -£, act. 1 a.
ind. of Stpattiw.
EQtpicQnv, -ns, 'V, 1 a. ind. pass.
Of3-£(M(?<i>.
'E0eto, 3 sin. — 'E0£vro, 3 pi. 2 a.
ind. mid. of ridnuai.
E0£O)p£l, EdtiZpow, 3 sin. and pi.
cont. impf. act. — Edtwpnvav, 3
pi. 1 a. ind. act. of Stupta).
'E0?7, n. a. v. pi. cont. of r'0oj.
'Ednyov, -£j, -£, impf. act. of
$i)yu).
Edytvutda, EQntvvro, Ion. for cBn-
ovutda, 1 pi. and tOnovvro, 3 pi.
cont. impf. of Sntouai, Ion. for
S-tdofjai.
EdntjcavTO, Edi'nro, Ion. for tQtd-
cavTO, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. mid. and
e6iaro, 3 sin. cont. impf. mid. of
Stdofiac.
'EOnxa, -as, -e or -tv, 3 pi. iQ-ntcav,
1 a. ind. act. — EOt'/icao, Ion.
for t6i,K<u, 2 sin. of E0>>xauj7r,
(H3)
E©T
-w, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid. — 'Efl^v,
-ns, "V, 2 a. ind. act. of ridnfH'
'EdnXa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act, of
SdXXo).
EOiXaca, -as, -t, 3 pi. -Xacav, 1 a.
md. act. of $T,Xd(w.
Ed/iftwv, -ovos, b, !,,({r.idos custom)
customary, accustomed, usual.
"Ednv, for t'ldr/v, 1 a. pass, of 'inpi.
But 'E6nv, 2 a. act. of ridnui.
Ednpioud^nca, 1 a. ind. act. of &;-
piouaxtw.
Edncavpicart, 2 pi. 1 a. ind. act.
of S-ncavpifa.
'Edi^t, pres. impr. act. — E0^£o,
Ion. for tOlfyv, pres. impr. pass,
of
E0t£w, f. -taw, p. tidiKa, (fr. /0o$
custom) to accustom, inure, ha-
bituate, bring into use or fashion ;
to institute, ordain, appoint,
found. Edi^ofiat, to have the
habit, be accustomed, be wont.
1 a. ind. act. tiOica. per. pass,
ind. f(0io-//at*par. tiOi<xp.ivos. la.
pass. ind. tiBiadvV inf. tdicrdrjvai.
EOto-pos, -ov, b, (fr. last) a custom,
fashion, habit, manner.
Edio-rios, -a, -ov, (fr.same) must be
practised, habituated, inured, &c.
E0Xao-a, -as, -£, 1 a. ind'. act. of
SXdui.
Edvdpxns, -ov, 6, (fr. {Ovos a na-
tion, and dpxw to rule) a ruler,
eovcrnor, lieutenant, viceroy.
'EOitt, -vtGi or -veaiv, -vn, cases
of idvos.
EdvtKbs, -r), -bv, (fr. iBvos a na-
tion) of a nation, race or people;
gentile, heathen, pagan.
'EdytKws, (fr. last) heathenishly,
like pagans.
'EQvos, -tos, -ovs, rd, anation, peo-
ple, tribe ; a body, troop, crowd,
multitude ; a class, rank, kind,
sort ; a fock, herd, swarm.
'E0vouc, -vwv, g. sin. and pi. cont.
of last.
E0otv£?ro, 3 sin. cont. impf. mid.
— Edoivnadfinv, -w, -aro, 1 a.
ind. mid. — EQoivmv, 8 pi. cont.
impf. act. of Soivdw or -via).
'E6os, -tos -ovs, to, custom, use,
habit, fashion, manner, usage,
practice; a rite, ceremony, in-
stitution, ordinance.
Edopi'Povv, impf. act. cont. of $opv
0h*.
'Edov, see in/0£vro.
E0dwc-«, 1 a. ind. acr. of Scow, obs.
or for tddaca, same of &od£u).
'E6pa%t, by Sync, for trdpa^t, 3
sin. 1 a. act. of rapdocoi.
'Edpti-a, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
TOf^O).
E6pf<pdnv for trpi&Byv, -ns, -n, 2 a.
ind. pass. — 'E0o£iX-a, -as, -£,
1 a. ind. act. of rof'^w.
EOpfjvtw, JEol. and Dor. for £0pf-
vovv. impf. act. — EBpnvno-dfinv,
1 a. ind. mid. of &pnvio).
EOi'dnv, -ns, -v, pass. — 'E6v<ra,
-as -e, 1 a. ind. act. of Svu.
EdvpoiOnv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass.
of &v/ji6u).
E0t'irov -ovv, impf. act. of 5«v/'*,
same as Svw, to rage.
EIA
E<W<m, -as, -t,
a. ind. act. of!
E0w, per. niiJ. e79a, but more
usually ihe Alt. duBu, and some-
time.* ?}0a, (fr. idos usage) to be
wont or accustomed, he habituat-
ed ; to use to dot practise; to fre-
quent, haunt.
Ed&v, g. pi. cont. of iOoi.
'Eftwori, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. of or eOnv
liOnv, 1 a. i..d. pass, of ctjfti.
E«, if; though, although ; vmether ;
since. Ki uf), if nut, unless, ex-
cept, but. Et ii uf), but if not,
otherwise. Et vn urjye, but if not
indeed, otherwise truly. Et dpa,
if perhaps, perhaps. Et yap or
tide yap, oh! if; woubl that.
Eiye, Etirtp, Ei <'/), if yet, if how-
ever, if only. Etyovi, if at least,
if soever. Ei <5' dye, ho ! come,
come on. Et icai, though, even
though. Et uiv, Et <5r), if yt, if
indted, but if. El rts, a~y one,
whoevtr. El rov, v>hos
whomsoever. Et r$,'to any one,
for whoever, whomsoever.
EI, 2 sin. pres. of uflL to be.
EI, 2 sin. pres. or 3 sin. impf. or,
for lOt, pies, inipr. of cl/tt, to
go.
EI'i, adv. of encouragement, ho !
holla ! come, come on.
E7a, -as, -t, per. mid. of e7ut, to
go.
Ei'a, 3 sin. — Eiiov, 3 pi. cont.
impf. act. of aiu).
Ela, -as, b, grass, herbage ; the
sward, turf, sod.
Euiutin, -iji, f],~ (fern, of next) a
moor, marsh ; a moist Ji> Id,
meadow ; a wet, swampy thick-
et.
Etauevbs, -r), -bv, (fr. da herbage)
grassy ; moist, moorish, swampy.
Etavbs, -r), -iv, Poet, for tav6f.
Eini'TO, Poet, for hivro, Ion. for
rjvro, impf. of f/uat.
YJaov -wv, impf. act. of edu>%
Eiup, -pos, rd, Poet, for tap, d. sin.
tin pi.
Eiaptvbs, -h, -bv, Poet, for tapt-
v6s-
Etas, 2 sin. cont. impf. — Elaac
or -aev, and Poet, eiaaoe, 3 sin.
— Elaaav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
edio.
Et'aoV, and before an aspirate
Eiaax f°r tlaaKt, 3 sin. impf.
act. of edtTKb), Ion. for cdu).
ElaratT Elaro, Poet, for eurat and
euro, which see.
Eifi-j), Ion. and Poet, for Xci/Jw.
pres, inf. act. ei(ieiv. pres. ind.
mid. el(3ouai,-n, -erat. par. pres.
mid. et(l6uevos.
Eiyt, (fr. u if, and the particle
yi) if indeed, if yet, but if ; since
truly, seeing that.
E7yua, -uros, to, (fr. eiVw to re-
semble) a resemblance, represent-
ation ; a picture, image, statue.
Et<5' for dfo, adv. of exhorting,
come ! holla ! quick !
Eioalvo/iai and Ei^dWojuu, (fr.
next) to be like, resemble, look
like; to appear, seem.
EIA
EttdMuos, -ov, b, ?/, ("*• tiSoe ap-
pearance) sightly, goodly, fair,
handsome, bfautifid, charming.
EISoq, -dros, rd, Poet, for {tap.
E7Se, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of clSu).
Also, 2 sin. 2 a. impr. act. of
eiifu. Or, by Sync, for dAnice,
3 sin. per. ind. act. of same.
See also eic\
EtSia or lota, -at, fy, (fr. e/cw to
see) an appearance, form, shape ;
countenance, aspect ; likeness ;
a resemblance, similitude ; an
idea, notion.
Etc'dnv, -ns, -v, pres. opt. act. —
EiHvat, pres. inf. act. or by
Sync, for ttZnKivat, per. inf. act.
of dc"nut or iitiu).
EI<3ii', 3 sin. of ttSov or ISov, -£$,
-t, 2 a. ind. act. — El6eol)ai, pres.
inf. mid. — E/rtrai, 3 sin. pros,
ind. mid. of new.
EiAivai, see in itielnv.
Ei6i%dtia, -as, fj, (fr. next) deform-
ity, ugliness, loathsomeness.
EifaxOfis, -ios -ovs, b, //, (fr. u&os
appearance, and ix^os dislike)
usly, deformed ; offensive, dis-
gusting, loathsome.
Etc/w or Ei7>//Xi f. et^qao), p. dSn-
Kn, (fr. tlbii) to sec) to know, be
acquainted with ; to understand,
perceive ; to acknowledge, con-
fess, own. per. act. ind. by
Sync. uSa, Ion. fjtea, -as, -t, and
cont. ji&n, -tjs, -v' iff ubnicivai,
Syiie. tibivai' par. tibnKibs,
by Sync. ci$£>s, -via, -6s. ppcr.
ctti'iKciv, by Sync, tihiv, Att.
flStiv, -tis, -tt, in 3 pi. ffitioav. 1
a. inf. act. tiftfiaai. per. mid. o7ia.
Also, pres. act. ind. tifinut' opt.
tiodnv sub. tl6w inf. ubivai.
per* ind. pass, titjfiai, ctaat,
tiara i.
;' ether, at once, at the same
time.
Elinftai, -aat, rut, par. pass, of
eiSiio.
Eitrjut, same as tiiiu, which see.
Eittjiiwv, -ovos, b, !), (fr. ci6nui or
in ' i<j) to know) knowing, intelli-
gent, sensible ; clever, skilful, ex-
pert, dexterous.
EiSfis, 2 sin. — Eilnre, 2 pi. pres.
sub. act. of ti6iu>.
Eioncrts,-ios, Att. -fur, ^ (fr. ei&iuy
or dSnut to know) knowledge,
science, skill.
E«r/7<Ta>,-£(s, -et, in 3 pi. -oovoi, ind.
Eifa'ioetv, inf. 1 f. act. of eiSiu).
Ei6o0\ before an aspirate, for ci66-
ra, a. sin. of eiS&s, by Sync, for
ciA>iK<l)s, par. per. act. of eiSiu>.
EtXoi, -wv, a't, (fr. Lat. idus) the
Roman ides.
ElSouai, ind. — Ei fauevos, and Poet.
EeiSduevos, par. pres. pass. —
Etiones, Dor. for EiSofitv, 1 pi.
of EIrov, -eg, -e or ev, pi. -outv,
-ere, 2 a. ind. act. of eiSot.
Eirorroa'u) -ui, f. -rjau), (fr. fl^ojlike-
ness, and mifa to make) to re-
present, exhibit, give the appear-
ance or likeness of; to resemble,
imitate, counterfeit.
Eiooiuuia, -as, h- (fr. s;ime) a re-
(L7i>
EIH
presentation, exhibition or resem-
blance of ; imitation.
EtSoirotbs, -ov, b, f), (fr. same) re-
presenting, showing ; rrs< inl>lingf
like; imitating. oounierfmL
El^os, -eos -ovs, rd, (fr. el6w to ap-
pear) seeing, sight; a sight, ap-
pearance, form, figure ; sort,
kind.
Elhoaav, Boeot. for tihov, 3 pi. 2 a.
ind. act. of eiSu).
Et66ai, -6Ta,-6ras,-6Tt,-6Tes, -6ri,
cases of et6u>s.
Et6v7a, n. sin. fern. — Eiivia, [on.
ElSvtrj, d. sin. fern. — Ei6vlpai.
Ion. for ei6viais, d. pi. fem. Of
eitws.
EitvXliov, -ov, rd, (fr. e7dos a re
semblance) a little poem, copy of
verses, pastoral.
E/<5w, f. elau), and lou>, to see, look,
behold ; to observe, consider ; to
, regard ; to know, inuhr-
stnnd, perceive ; to Jo I, <
encc ; to converse, btaequatnttd
or intimate with ; to know how,
be competent; to acknowledge^
arm. ElSofiat, to seem, appear ;
to resemble, be like ; to assimilate
one's self, counterfeit, imitate. 1
a. ind. act. eloi, Poet. f/ca. 2 a.
act. ind. ilSov, and Poet I'-if
impr. ifo' opt. Ihoiui' sub. liia'
inf. jfklv'par. iSuv. 1 f. ind. mid.
etiTouat, and Poet, laouai. per.
mid. ind. Ua' par. ttiios, -»7a,
-6s. I a. mid. ind. eiadyniv and
eeicd/jinv opt. cio-ai/jiriv inf.
elaaoOai' par. eiadfievos- 2 a.
mid. ind. ei56unv impr. «3l>5
sub. ldu>uai' inf. i6io0at.
Eitto, -T)s, -f), pi. -ibfiev, -rtre, pres.
sub. act. — Ei&unv, pres. opt.
act. — EiAtvai, pres. inf. act. of
tfimttf same as £i<5«i>. Or, EnV
and EiSivat, by Sync, for tidriKiut
per. sub. act. and eionKtvai, per.
inf. act. of eioiio.
Ei6u>\e7ov, -ov, rd, (fr. eliu)\ov an
idol) a temple, shrine.
Ei8u)\6dvros, -ov, b, //, (fr. same,
and &vu> to sacrifice) sacrificed
or offered to an idol.
Eioo)^o\arpeia, -as, ft, (fr. eifiu)\ov
an image, and \drpeia worship)
idolatry, heatlienism.
EtSioXoXdrpns, -dv, b, f/, (fr. same)
an idolater, heathen.
Ei8o)\ov, -ov, rb, (fr. e7oos likeness)
a representation, resemblance,
likeness; an apparition, shade^
phantom, ghost ; an image, sta-
tue ; an idol, false god.
EiSu)\oiroua, -as, >i, (fr. last, and
TTou'w to make) the making or ex~
citing an image ; or, a thought,
imagery , fanciful representa-
tion.
EiSibs, -v7a, -ds, by Sync, for eihrj
ku>s, par. per. act. of eiliii).
E?£v, by Sync, for elnoav, 3 pi. pres.
opt. of eifil, to be.
Elev, hit come, come now ; be it so,
granted, suppose.
E'lnv, -ns, -n, 2 a. opt. act. of
'ami.
EinVr.dtfr.yT'm, in \A.tirfuev, elnr£,tln~
ETK
vav, and by Sync, uuzv, site, eTev,
pre&. opt. of et/xt, <o fee.
ET0' before an aspirate, for ura,
or for tirt.
E'lQap, a Poet, word, then, imme-
diately, directly.
Kide, (fr. u if) oh that ! would that !
were it so.
EWnv or Wnv, 1 a. pass. ind. of
"ripi ; but 'Edrjv, 2 a. ind. act. of
TldnUl.
EiOuca, per. ind. act. — Ej0ik<2>?,
par. — Ei&ioa, 1 a. ind. act. —
Eidi<T[xai, per. pass. — Eidioue-
vos, par. of e0<£u>.
EiV for £j«c£ sftcev, (fr. a if, with
the particle kz or kev) i/" so, for
as much as, for.
ET/ca, and Alt. eoiKa, per. mid. of
tlKU).
Eiica, Der. ind. act. of 'irjui.
EtxaSi, d. sin. of anas.
EiKa^o), f. -dou>, (fr. eikw to resem-
. ble) to assimilate, make like,
counterfeit ; to compare ; to con-
jecture, guess.
TLiicdOu), (fr. cited) to yield) to sub-
mit, yield; to retire, withdraw,
give ground.
EtKal, (fr. ti if, and koi also) even
if, although, though.
EiKaTos, -a, -ov, (fr. eikij rashly)
rash, fool-hardy, indiscreet, gid-
dy ; causeless, without reason or
motive.
Eneas, -aSos, ft, (fr. eUoai twenty)
one twenty, a twentieth, the
number twenty.
EiKdat, 3 pi. per. ind. act. of
'itijii, but
EiKtxm, 3 pi. per. mid. of e(ku).
EiKao/ia, tiros, rb, and EiKaoubs,
-ov, b, (fr. eiicdfa to liken) a sta-
tue, image ; a figure, represen-
tation, picture, likeness ; a phan-
tom, ghost ; a trace, mark; con-
jecture, guess.
Eindcoais, Poet, for aicdcais, 2 sin.
1 a. opt. act. — Eiicdoai, 1 a.
inf. act. of cucd^u).
EiKari, Dor. for ei/tofft.
EIkc, 2 sin. — E£*£T£, 2 pi. pres.
impr. act. of eocw.
EIkciv, and Att. tjkuv, pper. ohlui,
to so.
EikzXos. -ov, b, ft, (fr. e/kw to re-
semble) like, resembling.
Eikt), rashly, heedlessly, giddily,
precipitately, at random ; in vain,
to no purpose, fruitlessly ; acci-
dentally, by chance ; without rea-
son or motive.
EtKdva, -6vi, -6vos, cases of eacuv.
Eikovi^o), f. -tow, (fr. siKibv an
image) to assimilate, liken; to
represent, picture, portray, ex-
press.
EiKdvtov, -ov, rb, (dim. of i'ikwv a
statue) a Utile image, statue or
figure.
Encbs,-6ros, rb, (neut. ofa*<j?,per.
par. of t'tKU) to resemble) likeli-
hood, appearance, probability ;
reasonableness.
EiKocatrr)s,-ios-ovs, b, >% (fr. eikooi
twenty, and irog a year) twenty
years old.
EIA
ElkooSkis, (fr. same) twenty times.
Eikooi, and Poet. eeIkooi, indecl.
twenty.
EikooIkXivos, -t), -ov, (fr. last, and
K\tvrj a couch) with twenty couch-
es ; having seats for or accommo-
dating twenty.
EiKoatucTQos -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and uiroov a measure) of twenty
measures, containing twenty mea-
sures.
EiKoaivrjpiros, -n, -ov, (fr. same,
and epifa to dispute) sought,
caurted or fought for by twenty.
EiK.ooiirn'xys, -eos -ovs, b, i'/, (fr.
same, andirons a cubit) of twen-
ty cubits, twenty cubits long.
EiKoorbs, (fr. same) tlie twentieth.
Eik6tu)s, (fr. eiK&s, par. per. of eiku)
to resemble) naturally; proba-
bly, likely ; with reason, no won-
der, deservedly, justly ; to appear
ance.
EUovoi, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
EIKO).
EiKTnv, by Sync, and Dial, for
eikIttjv, 3 du. impf. act. ; or, foi
eiKdrrjv, 3 du. pper. act. — Eiic-
to, by same, for e'iketo, 3 sin.
impf. pass. ; or, by Dial, for
eikto, 3 sin. pper. pass, of eikw.
EiKvlav, a. fern. sin. of eik&s, par
per. act. of aVw.
Eiku), f. d£u>, p. d%a, to assimilate,
liken, make like; to yield, sub.
mil, give way ; indulge, concede,
humour. EiKOjxai, pass, to be
like, resemble, mid. to assimi-
late or make one's self like, pre-
tend, counterfeit, imitate ; to be-
come, beseem, befit, suit, agree.
per. mid. olica, Att. iowa and
iu>Ka. whence pper. mid. £w-
KEIV.
EiKui, -60s -out, {], Poet, for eikwv.
Eikwv, -ovoa, -ov, par. pres. act. of
£IK(D.
EiKu>v, -6vos, ft, (fr. £tVa> to resem
ble) a likeness, resemblance, pic-
ture, statue, image.
Eikws, -via, -bs, (fr. eoik&s, par.
per. of £iK(s) to resemble) likely
probablt .
EiXauls, -Wo?, 17, (fr. ei\iu) to wrap
up) the membrane enclosing the
brain.
EiXairivd^w, f. -dooi, (fr. zXatrivn a
banquet) to treat, entertain; to
feast, revel.
EiXamvaorris, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
guest.
EiXairivv, -vs, fj, (fr. d\rj an as-
semblage, and TTivu) to drink) an
entertainment, feast, banquet ; a
drinking bout.
E7Xap and ETXap, -apos,rb, (fr.EfXrw
to enclose) a fort, castle, for-
tress ; bulwarks, fortification.
EiXdrivos, Poet, for tXdrivos.
ET\e, act. — EiW for eTKero, mid
3 sin. 2 a. ind. — E'lXtv, Dor
for £?Xou, 2 sin. of EiXo/i^i-, 2 a.
ind. mid. of aipiu.
EiXtyfiai, Att. for \i\cynai, per
pass, of Myu>.
Ei\ei6uia, -as, fj, (fr. i\ev9u obs. to
come) an epithet of Juno, as
(in)
EIA
presiding over childbirth, Ju
cina; labour, travail, childbirth.
EiKttrai, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
pass, of etXio).
EiXcbs, -ov, b, (fr. £i'.\f» to strain)
the small guts; the twisting of
the bowels; a vine; w serpent's
nest ; a den.
EiXicicv, -ov, rb, a town of Bceo-
tia.
E'lXtots, -10s, Att. -eon, ft, (fr. £*A»7
brightness) heat, summer's heat,
the violence of the nin.
E'iXer for clXtro, ser, e<ae.
EWevvto, Dor. for cWiovTo-ovvro, 3
pi. impf. pass, of tXXiw.
E'iXexa, Att. for AAc^a, per. act.
of A/yw.
EtXfw -w, (properly the same with
the next) to gvther, assemble,
collect; to stra*ttn, press toge-
ther, shut up, inclose, confine,
hem in.
ElXiu) -w, f. -170-0) p. -yica, to roll,
toss, tumble; to roll together,
wrap up, fold in; to envelope,
clothe, shroud, *.over, hide, con-
ceal ; to turn round, whirl, wheel,
wind about ; to bend, crook,
curve. E'Ckiouaiy to turn, stir,
move, walk or go about.
EiXn, -rjs, »/, (fr. ei\to) to gather)
properly a troop of sixty-four
horsemen ; a throng, crowd, mul-
titude ; a flock, flight, herd.
E'iXr], -ris, >;, for 'fKrj.
EiXrjdtls-t -tiaa, -Iv, par. 1 a. pass,
of ziXiu).
E'iXfidiprjs, -ios -ovS) 0, fj, (fr. elAn
radiance, and $fpu> to warm)
heated by the sun, warm, hot,
scorching.
EiAfjXovQa, Poet, for eXt'iXvda, Att.
for ri~KvQa, per. mid. — EiXtfXou-
Ociv, -tis, -£t, pper. in same man-
ner EtX^XovfyiEv, by Sync.
for ei\ri\ov9aucv, 1 pi. of same,
for ip^ofiai.
EiXnujjiai, EiXn^rai, Att. for XeXtj/jl-
uai, 1 sin. and XiXrjTTrai, 3 sin.
per. pass. — EiXnufiivos, Att.
for XeXrjuuivos, par. per. pass, of
Xafifidvu).
E'tXrjfia, -aros, rb, (fr. elXeu to roll
up) a roll of a book, volume; a
wrapper, cover.
EiXritya, -as^, -£, and E(X>7<j6u>?, Att.
for XiXrj(pa, per. act. and XeX»7-
0ws, par. per. act. of Xauj3dvu>.
EiXriXai Att. forXfX^a, per. act.
of Xay%dvu).
ETXiyyos or ETXiyuos, -ov, b, and
EtXiyfia, -uros, rb, (fr. dXioouy
to whirl) a vortex, whirlwind,
whirlpool ; a circuit, compass ; a
curling, spiral ; a covering, wrap-
ping up.
E'iXiyjxai, ElXiypevos, see uXicaw.
EiXixpivaa, -as-, hi (fT- next) since-
rity, simplicity, purity, inno-
cence ; clearness, perspicuity.
ElXtKpivfiSf -tos -ovs, b, //, (fr. e7A?7
sunshine, and Kpivo> to judgf.)
sincere, pure, innocent; sound,
faultless; clear, perspicuous.
EiXiKpivrj, a. sin. — EiXucpivsls
pi. cont.
EIM
EtXiKpiv&j, (fr. last) sincerely, in-
nocently, clearly.
ETX«£or *E\i£, -1kos,I), (fr. dXlaau)
to w hirl) a rolling, whirling; a
revolution, circuit, compass; a
cover, wrapper, case ; a bran It t ;
a sort of ivy. Also, adj. rolled,
wreathed, twisted, curled, entwi-
ri"/, entangled; bent, bowed,
curved, crooked ; black.
E'iX'n:o&as, a. pi. 'E\tir6Sca<ri, Ion.
fbr ciXi-xofft, d. pi. of
EiXfrrouf, -oSos, b, t), (fr. t\Xtu> to
Li nd, and vovs the foot) crook-
', round-footed ; or walking
crookedly, moving awkwardly,
shambling.
ElXtooducvos, par. pres. pass, of
EiXloow or 'EX/<ro-w, -rrrut, f.-/£w, p.
tTXt-^a, (fr. £(X/u> to roll) to whirl,
roll, revolve, turn round ; to roll,
fold or wrap up. per. ind. pass.
tiXtyfiut' par. e'tXiyfiivos- par.
pr« s. pass. £< X ( CO >5/uvo j -J,, -ov.
EtXi%tiro, Ion. for dXiyuivOi ijcav,
3 pi. pper. pass, of t'tXtccui.
E.7Xkov,-cs, -c, unpf. art. of t'Xjcw.
E<Xicv<7a, -as, -£, 3 pi. E7X»cv<rav, 1
a. ind. act. — ETXkvov, impf.
act. of iXki'id.
E'tXduevos, par. of E7Xouat, pres.
pass, of t<Au>, same as tiX*u>.
EiXo^^v, -ov, -tro, mid. — EjXov,
lOt, 2 a. ind. of u\oiu>.
E'tX6-irteov,-ov,rb, (fr. iTXn (or TXn
sunshine, and rf7ov ground) a
Wooi exposed /o //i« tun, a ary-
tn£ ground.
ETXo^a, and Xt'Xo^a, Att. for XiXc-
\a, per. act. of Xiyu>.
EiXiurai, Ion. for uXvuivoi -curt, 3
pi. per. pass. — KTXvto, 3 sin.
impl. pa^s. o( t'tX in) or tTXvui'
EtXvBpbs, and E«Xvoj or tXvbs, -ov,
b, (fr. tiXvu) to roll up) a burrow,
cover, den, cavern, cave.
E(Xi;j, -vof, f/, see(Xi'j.
E«Xt ■epd^u), and E.iXv<f>du -d,f. -Sau»,
(fr. nXi'w to whirl, and epdto to
shine) to revolve, turn round,
roll ; to whirl or fling about ;
to sparkle, glitter, shine, impf.
of first, iiXvtialov, -t$, -e. par.
pres. act. of latier, uXv<f>du>v
-wv.
%iXvep6u>vrcs, Poet, for tiXv<pS>vrts,
n. pi. mas. cont. par. pres. act.
of last.
EiXvio, or EtXvfu, and sometimes
aspirated, f. -vow, same as ctXiu,
or ciXib), impf. pass. ctXvunv,
-vao, -vto.
E«'Xu» or tTXu), same as E<Xf'u> or
t'Xiu}. pass. elXofjiai.
EtXwj, -u»roj, and EiXw7-7j?, -ou, 6,
o Helot, a slave among the La-
cedaemonians.
E'tXwrtla, -as, >/, (fr. last) slavery,
bondage.
EiXwrtirw, f. -evew, (fr. same) to
serve, be a slave.
ElXwrij, -tSos, L (fr. same) a wo-
man slave, bondmaid.
%iu? for uul.
E^jta, and JE.o\. "Euua, -dros, rb,
(fr. cm or 'ivvvui to clothe) dress,
clothing ; a coat, any garment.
ELS
Ei/iai, per. pass, of "v^t- Or of
?u>, for ivvtfii.
Elfiaouai, -cat, -rai' E'tfiapftivos,
Att. for uipapuai, per. pa
ue^iap^hoi, par. per. pass. —
Elfjiapro, 3 sin. pper. pass. Att.
of utipu).
Etuapuivn, -IK, fj, (fem. of t'tftap-
fiivoi in last) providence, the
course of nature ; fate, destiny ;
fortune, chance.
Et > cv, Poet. Dor. and jEol. for
toftiv, 1 pi. pres. ind. Or, by
Sync, for tlvutv, 1 pi. opt. pres.
of iift\, to be.
Elucvat, Poet, and Dor. — Eucvat,
Att. — 'Efjutvat, JEo\. for t7vai,
pres. inf. of same.
Ei/iii, Dor. — Etuiv, Poet, for to-
uiv, 1 pi. pres. ind. of sam<\
Ei fifi, if not, unless, except, but.
Ei/Ji, f. (ffouat, (fr. /w obs. to be)
to he, subsist, exist ; to happen,
occur; to be mkontd, ettttmed,
reputed. UXiov clvat, to aiail,
effect, do. impf. Jjv, rjs and
JEo\. i)cBa, r) and Att. Jjv. pp'r.
fiuyv, Jjcrw, ?)ro. f. icouat, -n,-trat
by Sync, iorai. pres. impr. iaOt,
IcBi or loo, tort*, and Att. frv>
pres. opt. clnv. -rj?,-rj' pres. «nli.
d, f/c, fj, in pi. toucv, rjre, u>oi.
Eres. inf. c7vai, and Poet, and
kart cificvat, Att. iucvat, ^Eol.
ifiutvai. f. inf. icte&ai, par. pres.
wv. par. f. r«7(5^£vof.
E?/i(, i. c/ffo/i rji, p. t?ita, (fr. /u to
go, obs. ) ro ?o, come, »7ioue ; to
enter, penetrate, pierce ; to go
with violence, rush, dart. pres.
ind. du. Irov, 3 pi. t7<ri. impr.
IBi, Iru)' inf. Ivat, tivai, and itvmt
in compos, impf. t7v, du. Irov,
-nv, 3 pi. hav. 2 a. ind. /ov, -a,
-c impr. /t. opt. lot ft i' sub. fw
inf. /fjv par. «W. per. mid. t7a,
Att. fja, and *7?a. pper. f,uv, 3 pi.
r/i(o-(iK, Att. fjcoav.
Elv, impf. of last. Or Poet, for
r,i, impf. of tiui, to be.
Eir, Poet, for tv.
Eivdirti, Poet, for cvvdertc.
Ehat, pres. inf. of either tlui or
tiui.
Eaai,2a. inf. of "vui.
EivaXlos, -a, -ov, Poet, for tvaXtoj.
Ena'jT 'Xc$i f°r tvvtdvvxts.
Eivdg, -toe, i/, for evvds.
Eivdrup or -rnp, -npoc, 77, (perhaps
for evvdrnp, fr. ivvdlu) to coha-
bit) a brother's wife, sister-in-law.
Eivaroc, -tj, -ov, for tvvaros.
Eivt'iKavro, 3pl. o^tivtiKauvv, Poet,
and Ion. for yvtyicdunv, 1 a. mid.
of (pipu.
Eivtiea, E7vcictv, Poet.for evcKa,-Kcv.
Eivo6ioc, -ov, 0, 77, Poet, for tvdiioc.
EivootebvXXoc, -ov, b, >'), (fr. dvooic,
Poet, for tvocis motion, and ^tiX-
Xov a leaf) leaf-quivering ; sha-
dy, lofty, tall.
Elvrai, e7»to, 3 pi. per. and pper.
of l'w, obs. same as rjfiai.
E?£a, -as, -1, pi. Ei^autv, -art, -av,
1 a. ind. act. — Ei^as, par. 1 a.
act. — Ei^dunv, 1 a. ind. mid. of
tlKW.
(176)
EIP
E?o, Poet, for ov, himself.
Ei-a, -«s, -f, 3 pi. E't-rav, ind. —
Ejttov, -rt'ra), pi. -rrart, and befort
an aspirate -ttu0' -~dru)cav, impr.
— KTwai, inf. 1 a. act. — E7n-o»,
-tS, -1 or -rv, ind. — E^rr^, -rrirt,
and jil. impr. — Ehotui,
-ots, -oi, opt. — E/rw,-r/j, -n, pi.
'ttfitt, -yrt, -win or -civ, sub. — ^
EirrtFv, inf. — Eiirwv, -oven, -ov,
g. -uvros, a. -6rr<i, \>\. n. -dvrtj.
These two aorists carry the
augment throughout.
E'neo, (fr. u if, and -tip though)
although, though, yet, since; if
vnheil, if only, if truly ; heno-
ElrtcKt, Ion. for elxt. 3 sin. 2 a.
ind. act. of /rw.
E«'rr?7, (fr. it if, and irri for ttcDj how)
if n7iy where, wherever; if any
hmc, any ■
Efrr;o-f9a. ^Kol. fort/^T;?, 2 sin. and
*E/ttt;(7(, Ion. for t/rr?, 3 sin. 2 a.
siili. tfhnt,
Efaodtv, (fr.r • if,and ri50iv whence)
if any where, wherever, from
wherever.
Etvol, (fr. n if, and xol whither)
if any where.
E/roi, 3 sin. 2 a. opt. of fww.
Eiirdfinv, -ov, -tro, in 3 pi. tirrovro,
unpf. mid. of iTTOfiai.
, for t7rfav, 1 a. or t7rov, 2
a. 3 pi. ind. act. of /rw.
El-Kore, (fr. u if, and n6rt when) if
. vhenever.
Elirov (fr. same, and tto5 where)
if any where, wherever; when-
ever.
Ei'rw, Eiwoiv. see iiru.
E/rrwj, (fr. a if, and ru>s how) if
l>y any means, if any how, if by
chance, perhaps.
Etp, a storm, tempest ; lightning.
Etp, Heb. indecl. a wmtcher, senti-
nel.
Etpdva, -as, (J, Dor. for ttpfrvn.
Eipatyi&rris, -ov, b, (fr. fjdrru) to
sew) an epithet of Bacchus,
because stitched up in Jupiter's
thigh.
Etpyddu), (fr. clpyu to restrain) to
hinder, prevent, debar; to keep
asunder, separate, divide ; to cut
off. impf. act. tipyaOov, Poet.
tipyadov.
Etpyaadurjv, -o>, -aro, pi. -d\itBa,
•avro, 1 a. ind. mid. — Etpyac^b-
ui)v,-ov, -tro, impf. ind. — Etp-
ydaOrjv, 1 a. ind. pass. Eipyao-
uat, -oat, -rat, per. pass. — Etp-
yaouivos, -77, -ov, par. per. pass,
of zpyd^ouat.
Elpytt, 3 sin. Eipyovct, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. — Ef'pywv,-ouffa,-ov,par.
pres. act. — Eipyov, pres. impr.
pass. — EipytoBat, pres. inf.
pass. — Elpyuat, per. ind. pasi.
— Etpyiiivos, par. per. pass, of
eipyu). Or if aspirated, of ttpyta.
Etpyfiits, -ov, b, (fr. eipyw to con-
fine) confinement, imprisonment ;
an enclosure, fortress.
E"pyvt)/i(,same as e'pyta.
Eipyov, -ov, rb, for tpyov.
E7pyw, and Etpyu, f. -fa, p. "Xat
EIP
with, or without the asper, this
yerb signifies, to fortify, strength-
en, secure; to force, compel;
to hinder, de^>'ir. But, E'ipyut, to
include, enclose, hold in, contain ;
to shut up, confine, imjnison ;
to restrain, curb, stop, keep in,
bind. And Eioyu, to exclude,
shut or turn out, drive away,
thrust or push aside, remove,
keep off, put away ; to part, di-
vide, separate. Elpyouai or Eip-
yon*i, to take one's self away,
be removed; to set out, go off,
depart, retire, keep out of the way ;
to shun, avoid.
Biff « i -is, Ion. Zioiv, -vs, hi (fr.
cipu to connect) an assembly,
meeting.
Rioeii, Ion. for doy, 2 sin. pres.
mid. of tioia.
Eipidrat, Ion. for dpnvrai, Att. for
iolrjvrai, 3 pi. per. pass, of piw.
a -ucdai, Ion. and Poet.
for ipecdai, pres. inf. pass, of
ioouai.
\Zipto, Ion. for tipov, pres. impr.
mid. of wow. Or, 2 sin. impf.
pass, of ioouai.
Eipzoos, -ov, b, (fr. upm to connect)
captivity, bondage, imprisonment,
slavery.
EiozcSat, pres. inf. mid. of eiow.
■ -as, t), (fr. tpzGau to row)
rowing, the motion of oars, clap-
ping or flapping of wings.
Eipzcni>vTj,-rjSi rj, (fr. upas wool) an
olive branch stuck over with wool,
which the Greeks hung over
their doors as a charm against
famine.
Etpcro or rjptro, 3 sin. impf. mid. of
too fiat.
Eipzicai, Dor. for zipovcai, fem. pi.
par. pres. act. of
Eioi.o, Poet, for zoio).
EipnKa, Eipyiwsi Eior\uai, Etpnfiz-
Att. for ifjinKa, per. act.
tppnKui;, par. per. act. ipprjuai,
per. pass, and Eopnuivos, par.
per. pass, of p£». Or
-as, -t or -rv, 3 pi. -act,
per. ind. act EiorjKoros, g. sin.
par. per. act. — Eipnuivos, -n,
-ov, par. per. pass, of epiu).
EipjjKav, for tiorLK*ai, 3 pi. of last.
Etpfn'i ->'i*os, b, (fr. ciod) to speak)
a boy, youth ; a speaker, monitor.
Eip*jvouoi,-a,-ov, (fr. tipfp/n peace)
peaceful, peaceable ; quiet, se-
cure.
E*fW7vapY,tt» -ov, b, (fr. same, and
af»^u> to rule) a magistrate, peace-
officer.
Eiprjvivtrc, 2 pL pres. impr. act. —
EipnvEvovrzs, n. pL par. pres.
act. of
Eiovvcvut, f. -evc'ji, p. -evKa, (fr.
same) to keep the peace,be peacea-
ble; to be at or in peace.
h "Wj hi (perhaps fr. uoio to
unite, us ev together) peace,
tranquillity, quietness; concord,
harmony.
{ids, -rj, -&v. (fr. last) peace-
ful, quiet, tranquil; mild, gentle.
Etpivovotiu -&, l. -)';Sa>% p. ftor/vvj
Z
EI2
-oirjKa, (fr. same, and u-otfw to
make) to mo/re p€<zc«, reconcile;
to pacify, appease, tranquillize,
calm. 1 a. par. acr. Etonv j-Koifjcas .
Etpr/voTrotdc, -oD, 6, fj, (fr. last)
peaceable, pacific, appeasing, re-
conciling. Subs, a peace-maker,
mediator, intercessor.
Eipivtds, -ou, b,rj, (fr. upos wool)
woolly, woollen, fleecy.
Eipiov, and 'Eptoi , -ov, rd, same as
£tooc.
EipKrii, -?js, hi (fr- «'p /<•> to confine)
a prison, gaol.
EtpoKouos, -ov, b, hi (fr. tipos wool,
and «q^£u to dress) carding,
combing or teasing wool. Subs
a carder or spinner.
Elpofiai, pres. mid. or pass, of
£tpo>.
Etpounv, impf. mid. of same. Or
impf. mid. of ioouai, which has
Blsotjp6fitjv.
EipoxdKos, -ov, b, f), (fr. eipos wool,
and ttokoc a fleece) woolly, flee
cy.
Eipos, -tos -ovs, to, also Eipiov, and
'Epiov, -ov,rb, (perhaps fr. e
to hold together) wool, fleece.
Eipzouzs, Dor. for eipitouev, 1 pi.
impf. of epTTu).
Eipvdrai, Etpvaro, Ion.for elpvvrai,
3 pi. per. ind. pass, and dovvro
or uovuivoi ij<7av,3pl. pper. pass.
Of £OVU».
Eipvua, per. of same.
Eiovuevai, Dor. for eipveiv, pres.
inf. act. of £ipvw.
EiovcacBai, Poet, for tpvcacQai, 1
a. inf. mid. — Etovcaairo, 3 sin.
1 a. opt. mid. ot eiovuj.
Eiovro, 3 sin. Eipwro, 3 pi. pper.
pass, of epvu). Or, impf. pass,
of ipvuat, by Sync, for zpvouai,
mid. of same.
Eipvu, Poet. for£puw.
E^pxarai, Eip^aro, Ion. for zipyui-
voi zici, 3 pi. per. pass, and z\py-
uivoi ijaav, 3 pi. pper. pass.' of
zipyut.
Elo-Jra,-as,-t, I a. ind. act. oViprro).
Eipw, or Epiut, and Poet. Eipiw, f.
£odi,p. £/a^<a,(as fr.£pfw,)fo con-
nect, join, bind, link, unite ; to
speak, say, utter; to tell, an
nounce ; to command, order ; to
ask, question,inquire, interrogate,
examine. per. pass, eipnuai. ppfut.
tipffaoaai- pres. mid. Eipouat, ti-
piopai, and ipouai. 1 f. raid.
zorjo-ouai, 1 a. ind. mid. tiprjad-
firjv, and rjoduriv. 2 a. ind. mid.
zp6unv, and Poet, ztpounv.
E'io'jji, -u>vos, b, hi (fr- last) a talk-
er; a dissembler ; dissembling,
speaking feignedly.
Etputvzta, -as, h-> (fr- last) dissimu-
lation ; irony; mockery; a jibe,
taunt.
IfrtMTflF, 3 sin. ind. and Eipwrav,
inf. pres. cont. of
Etowr-i'jj-w, Poet. for £<Ki>rao». impf.
act. nojjraov -otv.
Etc, or Es, a preposition governing
the a. case, in, into; to, unto^
until; among, at, before, in
-i-:e of; at, on, uvon : to-
(1-7)
EI2
wards, against ; as to, in respect
of, concerning; through, by;
for, for to, in order to, to the end
that, so that.
Etc, Poet, for Jjs, 2 sin. impf. of
ft/it, to be.
Etc or £?, 2 sin. pres. or impf. ot
uui,togo.
Etc, ilea, Iv, par. fr. rjv, 2 a. act.
of 'inui.
Els, fila, ev, one ; one only ; some
one, a certain one.
Eiaa, -as, -e, Poet. j}<ra, act. —
Etca^v, mid. 1 a. of uut,to go.
also trom £t\5w.
Elca, -as, -e, and looa, 1 a. ind.
act. ol la) or evvvui'
Eicayayt, impr. — Eicayayuv, inf.
— Eicayayit), -rjs, -j], sub. 2 a.
act. Att. of eicdyu).
EiaayytXda, -as, hi (fr- next) in-
formation, news ; an accusation,
charge, impeachment.
EioayyiXku, f. -e\w, p. -£><ca, (fr.
etc unto, and ayyi\\o> to tell) to
report, relate, tell, acquaint, in-
form ; to impute, charge, accuse,
impeach.
Eieaye, pres. or 2 a. impr. act. —
Eicdytadai, pres. inf. pass, of
Eicdyu, f. -fw, p. £to-^a,(fr. £tc in,
and dyu) to lead) to bring or
lead in, introduce ; to begin with,
enter, initiate. 2 a. act. ind. ticri}-
yov, Att. ticrjydyov' impr. £i<rd-
yaye* sub. uaaydyu)' inf. ticaya-
yeiv. par. pres. pass, eicaydftevos*
Eicayuyh, -Tis, hi (fr- last) an in-
troduction, initiation, beginning.
Eicay(jiytKds,-fi,-dv, (fr. same) in-
troductory, previous ; initiatory,
beginning.
Eiaaywylfios, -ov, b, hi (fr- same)
brought or carried in, imported.
Eiaael, (fr. eis for, and act ever)
for ever, always.
Ejra6\ before an aspirate for £t<ra-
to, 3 sin. 1 a. mid. of e^a.
Eicai, 2 sin. per. ind. pass of eta,
for Zvvvui' or of Inpi-
Eicaiunv, -aio, -airo, 1 a opt. mid.
of £t(5w.
Eiaaxovsr, for zicaKovtre, 2 pi. pres.
impr. — EicaKovaOds, par. 1 a
pass. — EioaKovcdrjcovrai, 3 pi.
1 f. ind. pass. — EicaKovaovrai,
3 pL 1 f. mid. of
EicaKovo), f. -ovoa, p. eictjkovku,
(fr.£tc unto, and okovu) to hear) to
let words sink into the ears ; to
hearken, listen, attend, hear at-
tentively ; to obey, respect, re-
gard. 1 a. pass. ind. EicnKovadnv
par. EicaKovcQEis. 1 f. pass, tiaa-
Kovcdt'icouai.
EiadWouai or EtruXXo/xat, f. -ov-
uat, (fr. eis or £c into, and d\\o-
uai to leap) to leap in or upon ;
to assault, attack.
Eto-a/t£t/?o», (fr. eis into, and oueI-
Jlouai to pass) to enter, pass in.
EicduEvos, Ion. for iffdusvos, par.
1 a. mid. of Z<a or e^ui.
Etcdfinv, -u>,' -aro, 1 a. ind. mid. of
cajw. Or of e7ui, to go.
Eiaav, 3 pi. of Eyiaa, Poet, ftnra, I
a. ind. act. of ?u» or t:£o>.
EI2
Ejffava/Wvw, f. ->;ffw, p. -/3//3n*a,
(fr. m into, ami (irap'uaw to
mount) fo go up into or upon a
horse, carriage or ship ; to em-
bark; to rule ; to climb up, scale ;
fo land, go ashore. 2 a. act. ind.
tioaviflnv opt. ucavafialiiv par.
UCU\a6aS, -fiffU, -'i» .
E.toavay>ca£u>, t. -uctw, (fr. same,
and MwyttKU to force) to com-
pel, farce or drive togcthtr ; to
rifote.
EtcaVci/i^, (fr. same, and d\ufu to
go up) fo eo up info, mount,
scale, rlimb. par. -2 a. fiaaiiwr.
E(<raru(, (fr. same, and urru£ once)
a/ once, once for all.
'RioaptOuiu) -u>, f. ->)aui, (fr. same,
and apibutit) to count] |
or cluss among otlurs, include ;
to enumerate, recount, reckon
over.
Efffuf , a. pi. fern. £t«r»j$, g. sin. fern.
<C70$.
EfVuro, sec uadutfv.
Eicdrru), (fr. tu upon, and drrw to
spring) •• bap upon, assault,
rusli Upon or into.
"EiauvUn, and E<c-<jer($, (fr. tij to,
and urdti or -nj again) from
hairtjurth, ton.,
Eicavpiov, (tr. <1 avptov
to-morrow) the ncj-t day.
E«ffa<A<*«Vw, (fr. us to, uvd from,
and (x.j'i w to < oiiu) t
drmr h ; to return,
come bark. impf. ctaaiptKuiov,
-«, -«•
1Lioa<pi>cnat, Ion. for houc'iUt), 2 sin.
tub, mid. of
EtouCnxviouai -uipai,{Cr. us to, and
aipiKviouai to arrive) la
approach, arrive ot.
Eiffpa/vwi f. -i/cw, p. -JitSnKa, (fr.
same, and p'uiYw tO go) J" eaiv,
come or £0 in ,' fo MM i/j ; puf
on board, ( inhurk, ftow.
^w, f. -uAui, p. -
(I'r.sainr, and 0dXX« to throw) /o
tfaoiB, y/i/i^, cast or pwf i«; (o
enter; to invade ; to flow ox run
into.
"Eiajid^ouai, (fr. same, and PidZu
to force) to rush or break in,
enter forcibly, invade; to force in,
intrude.
"Eio($o\i}, -ns,fi, (fr. tur/3a> Aw to in-
vade) un introduction, entrance;
an inroad , incursion, invasion.
Eicht)^ouai^(. -%ouai, p. -tictynai,
(fr. us in, and 6i%ouai to re-
ceive) to admit, allow to enter,
rrriiveinto. 1 a. pass, uaici)(Bnv.
E.i<?cpauovffa,fem. par. 2 a. act. cf
Ctaro/gw.
"Eia&uvu, f. -Sffw, (fr. us in, and
Mvw to enter) to go in under
hand, steal in ; to penetrate, sink
into ; to walk, go or enter into.
Etce, see tiaa.
Eiaeai, Ion. for clop, 2 sin. oftiVo-
uat, which see.
"Etoitpanov, -ej, -r, ind. — EtoSpa-
uuv, -o\ era, -bv, par. 2 a. act. of
uffTpi^u).
JLtoi&w, -vs, -v, 2 a. ind. act. of
tivovui or uaSvvw.
EIZ
Etau?*), (fr. us at, and USu to see)
to look at, look ujx/n, behold.
Eiattut or -irjui, (fr. us in, and rT/ii
to go) to go in, cntt r ; to vnvude ;
to encounter, occur. 3 pi. prm,
uaiaci, Ion. for ticitat.
Eioiloi, 3 pi. of last. Or for ualuct,
[on. uaiiaai, 3 pi. pres. ind.
■:' uciiifu, sin
EtfftAai'i w, t. -uffw, p. -uk<i, (fr, us
inu>, and fA<ii»w to drive) to
drive, rush or briak into; to
forward; to ima
ride, sail or march into.
EicfAu'Gw, 1 f. ind. mid. nac\cvoo-
fim, | ' .d |>|<JM ohs.
to come) see u<n'p\i'fiai.
Etcc>n'cc(jdtii, 1 1. ml', mid. —
EifftAttiotrai, -ffoiTtt(, 3 Kin. ami
pi. 1 f. ind. mid. of last.
E/<r«A0f, -iru), in 2 pi. -Ocrc, impr.
— EictAOur, inf. — Et^/Aflw,
fCl 1h I*1- -Ow^tv, -nrj, -wff(,
miI>. J a. id — Eu7i'A0w/itj,
Dor. for no-<A0w/if>, 1 pL -' a.
sub. act. — Eio-fAOwv, -olaa,
. in I. of uot'pxoiiat.
E7ai», 3 sin. of {mtu, nvIih I
Eifftv/y/cw, -»;f, -^, in 3 pi. -«rw«r«,
- a. siil). |£t of ua<pip*i>.
•an, 1 a. md. act. X)f ucrc-
pdin.
Eiff.n/'i^ca, -af, -r, in 3 [>1. -i'rr
aui, 1 a. ind. act. of fio-rrj^w.
E.iocnopi\>cTo, 3 sin. impf. of ucto-
Pn'",-
Eiff/p^t^yt, ind. — Eioip^nffOc,
I. — Ecff£p^;/ff-
6w<r<a , 3 pi. impr. nud. —
^dfilfos, -»;,-«», par. |)re-;. mid. of
Eiaipxouat, f. £icrAriJff"/i«i<, |». Ait
f<ff£A»;AiO(i,(fr. tij into, and/p^o-
fim to come) fo <
approach ; to go, full into ; to
hajijitn, come to pass ; to occur,
come into the mind. 2 a. ind.
ucrjXOov' impr. uot\8c.
Yii*t****4mnit t -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of uc<T-(iu).
Eicfrai, and Elatraiy see uaouai.
Elccvw pint -w, (fr. fij unto, and
cvropiu) to have means) to sup-
ply, provide with, lend or ad-
i to.
Eiofjyayov, -tj, -i or -fv, Att. for
uorjyov, 2 a. ind. act. of ucdyu.
Eictjyc'trai, 3 sin. pres. ind. cont.
of
Eicnyiouai 'ovuai, f. ->)couai, p.
-vpni, (fr. £i j into, and {/yfo/jai to
lead) to &ewi to or in, introduce ;
to induce, persuade, prevail on.
Eiar'iyrjais, ^t<K, Att. -cw?, ^, (fr.
last) an entrance, introduction;
inducement, persuasion, influ-
ence; seJitiment, opinion, judg-
ment, award.
Eiavyvriost -a, -ov, (fr. same)
must be prevailed on; to be per-
suaded.
Eiavynrfis, -oo, b, (fr. same) a
counsellor, adviser, monitor, in-
structer ; a leader, guide.
Eiorju, 3 sin. of uafiuv, pper. of
eiauut, to enter.
EicriKovaQnvi -r;?,-*?, 1 a. ind. pass,
of ueaicovtt).
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EI2
Eiav^dfTi'y -w, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid.
( t uodWouat.
EicfjAOor, -is, -c, 2 a. ind. art. of
uoipXouai.
Etci',i:yKu, -as, -r, 3 pi. -Ka\, 1 a.
■ML art. — E<ff'/»'fy*OM,r>'> -«,
-<;to, 1 a. md. mid. — Eicfviy
. ind. a<-t. < f uo<pipu>.
• m. of «"(Vo«.
ElffGd, /1
dai, ■'
E7(r«, S sin. pres. of lifti, to so.
Hut uc'i, 3 j.l. pros. of.',.
Etciacrt, h>n. ti r uauoi, 3 |>l. pit s.
— Eiaicvai, pres. inf. — EicYwv,
I i, of ilny «.
Elfflf(lA/w -W, 1. -*'(TW, p. UOKlK^ri-
M. (fr. i(« into and mXIw to
call) to ch// in, mottt. stud for,
summon. 1 a. mid. ind. rict/caAt-
adfinv' par. rto-vnAtcrrfprvo;.
EicKarariOtiui, (fr. ft? to, A,ari
along, and n'0^j to put) fo pui
w/> toxftlirr ; to lay by or t/p ; to
build, found, establish.
Eio-KiKlmtiios, par. per. |
ll(T((rtA/w.
Ei<i(co^Y^, -r;j, ^, (fr. next) impor-
tation, carrying or bringing in.
EtoKOfitfa, f. -faw, (fr. n$ in, and
KOfil^u to earn) /o carry, /;rin^
oreMNMJf in; fo introduce, par.
1 a. pass. ucKo^icOds-
EicKvirX/w -w, f. -»'<tw, p. rio-««ru-
»fXr7«frt, (fr. satnr, and kv/cA/w to
roll) fo roil up, include, compre-
herul ; to surround.
E?ff*rw, and iIcku, Pot t. for /,<r«:w,
(fr. r/*w to resemble) fo /ifcen,
compare.
Elfffiat, rlccat, tlcrai, per. ind.
. of itVw to know.
E«r«5(Tm, -ns, ^, (fr. us in, and Wif
a road) an income, reienue, rent;
■ nse.
;<jfiai, (fr. las-i) fo return,
come in ; to be brought in.
Eiaoros, -ov, jj, (fr. us in, and bfof
a road) a coming, arrival, ap-
proach ; an entrance, tntry,
porcn, hall, vestilntle ; beginntngt
the rudiments; study, instruc-
tion, initiation.
EtcotKtCu, (fr. same, and o7xos »'
bouse) to take home, bring in,
domesticate; to plant, colonize.
Etaoio-(i),i-us, -u, 1 f. act. of £i<r-
(pfpU).
Eioticer, and Dor. E/cd/ca, (fr. us
unto, and okcv or cfca, Dor. for
on when) until , so long as ; how
long ? till when ?
Eicouaiff. mid. oftt^w. Or of uui,
to go.
Eicofim, f. mid. of £?w for ew same
as i^w.
Et(ropdti) !-w, f. -ct«rw, p. -eihpaica,
(fr. us into, and 6pa'w to look)
to look at, upon or info; to be-
hold, view, gaze at.
EHTop6u>v, Poet, for £iaop5v,in fern.
pi.' E( aoo6 iMrai, par. pres. act.
cont. of last.
Euro? or Eu70?,-n,-ov.same as Taos.
Eto-Tfu-u, f. -^w, (fr. us in, and
rf/jTW to send) to send, cai-ry or
ET2
convey in, import; to set on,\Eia<pepu), f. -oico), p. -fjvtyKa, (fr
instigate, suborn.
Etc-£pao» -a), (fr. ttj into, and TTEpaw
to cross over) to cross or pass
over into.
EjOTT^aw -ai, f.-?/<ra>,p.£icr7r£7r/v^r7Ka,
(fr. same, and trnodw to leap) to
leap into or upon ; to break, spring
or rush into; to invade. 1 a. act.
ind. tidf!:f]hr](ja' par. ELC-xnhfjcas,
-aaa, -av, g. -avroj .
Eio-7r«7rr/w -w, f. -/Jew, Ion. for
Efc-iVrcu, (fr. same, and xhmi to
fall) to /a// t»i/o, on or upon; to
rush, break into ; to enter hastily
EicTrAf'w, f. -rucrw, (fr. same, and
jrAfw to sail) to sail to or into,
arrive at.
Eic-^oos -ovs, -oov -ov, 6, (fr. same)
a coming to, arrival, landing at.
Eiffirvfto, f. -evgu), p. eic-iirvEVica,
(fr. £(5 into, and ttvew to breathe)
to breathe into or upon, inspire ;
to blow upon ; to breathe, draw
breath, respire ; to draw to, entice,
allure.
Eicrirvrj'XTis, EicvvriXos, and Eiffirvi-
\os, -ov, b, Laconic, (fr. last) a
lover, wooer, suitor; a friend,
favourite.
"Eicrnoiid) -w, f. -»;o-w, (fr. tig unto,
and -iroiiu to make) to take to,
associate, ally, adopt; to intro-
duce, adopt.
Eia-oinois, -ios, Att. -ewj, fj, (fr.
last) adoption.
"Eio-irsozvE-ai, -ot/rai, 3 sin. and pi.
ind. of
Eia-opEvoyai, f. -ri<7o/iat,p. ttaixtr:6-
p£vp.at, (fr. eis in, and iropevu) to
pass ) to £-o in, enter, walk into.
impf. eio-ropevdunv, -ov, -Ero. par.
pres. mid. £(<r7rop£vd/^£voj, -t;,-ov.
E<Wpa(<j, -to?, Att. -£w?, ii, (fr.
next) t^e raising or levying of
taxes ; exaction, extortion.
Eio-zpdoo-(j),-TTu), f. -£w, p. -^a, (fr.
£ij intens. and Trodacw to acO to
demand, collect, raise taxes'; to
exact, extort.
Eicpiw or Ecoib) -5, f. -si'cw, (fr.
£ij into, and pioi to flow) to ./tow;
or nm i«.to.
Eio-oxau -w, (fr. same, and cm- aw
to draw) rjo c/ratt; in or towards,
attract, allure.
Ewrai, and eIcto, 3 sin. per. and
pper. of rito). Or for eirai, per.
and eTto, pper. pass, of 'ivvvyu or
£u». or ofirjui.
Eicrrios, -a, -ov, (verbal fr. e/cw to
know) it must be known, it is to
be understood, &c. according to
the verb.
EtVrr/Ka, and E'igt^keiv, -eis, -ei, in
3 pi. EiarifKEiaav, Att. for eo-rrj-
Ka, per. and ecnjKEiv, pper. act.
of Iottj/u.
E'loria, 3 sin. impf. cont. of fVnaa).
I Erarp/^w, f. £to-0pf|'(ii, p. ua6cSpd-
EKA
rEKa/3>7, -T7J, 17, Hecuba, the wife of
Priam.
E/ca^£i)ov, Dor. for ^o'euov, impC
of /c»7^£i5a>.
E»ca£pyos, -ov, 6, (fr. «aj far, and
cipyu) to drive )far-darting, beam-
ing, radiant.
Exavv, pass. — 'Eicaov, act. 2 a.
ind. act. of Kaiw.
EKaddpiaa, -as, -£, act. — EKaBa-
piaBriv, -ns, -rj, 3 pi. -piodrjaav,
pass. 1 a. ind. of KaQapi^w.
EKa6tC6unv, impf. mid. of Kadi-
., £»•
, block up, barricade; to slop,\"EKidev, (fr. £Kdj far) from afar,
impede, dam up. j yrom a distance, afar.
Eiccppiii) -&, f. -/;c-ii}, by Metath. |E/cd0£i^ov, -es, -£, impf. of /caflfu-
ior £ia<pipu). I (5w.
£t? in, and ^£pw to carry) to orin,g-,
carry or take in, introduce; to
import; to throw together, heap
up, cast in or upon; to contri-
bute. 2 a. act. ind. tiai)VtyKov
sub. Eic-eviyKO)'- inf. ticivzyKtiv
par. £to-n<£yA.-o)v.
Eto^opd, -as, >/, (fr. last) a collec-
tion, gathering in ; an assess-
ment, import, tax, subsidy, tri-
bute ; an offering, oblation.
Eic-cppdcao), -ttu), f. -fa, (fr. eis in,
and <ppdcou) to hedge) to shut up*
Eic^eipi^o), f. -tow, (fr. eis into,
and ^£?p the hand) to pni" into
iTie hand, hand over, entrust,
commit.
Eicw, 1 f. act. of £«c"w.
E/o-w, Poet, for £«s. Also, adv. to,
i«, within.
Eicwnbg, -ov, b, >% (fr. £tj in, and
<b\p the eye) facing,, in front ;
viewing, considering, observing.
Elra and E7-', then, afterwards,
subsequently ; thence, consequent-
ly ; what then ? whether ?
Eire, and before an aspirate eiO',
(fr. £t if, and re and) if, and if,
or whether.
Eh-e, by Sync, for tinrt, 2 pi. pres.
opt. of nu\, to be.
Elri, (neut. of next) whether, whe-
ther or no.
Eirts, eirivoi, 6, >/, (fr. ei if, and rig
who) whoever, any one.
EiVw, 3 sin. pres. impr. of dot,
same as eiya to go. pres. impr.
ill £?, ffVui SITU).
Er*', before an aspirate, for £?tt£, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. act. of firw.
Ei^hai, per. inf. act. of tiicu
EKadi'iunv, -nao, -r/T-,impf. of Kadi]-
puu.
Eicddnpa, -as, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of
Kadaipw.
EKddigov, -£y, -£, impf. — Enddiaat
-as, -£, Dor. EKddifa, 1 a. ind.
act. of Kadifa.
Ekoiyvvto, 3 pi. impf. mid. of ks(-
■vvpai.
EKaKwaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
kuk6u).
Ekd\iov -ov.v, -«5-«j, -££ -£i,impf.
act. — EKaXeca, -as, -£, and
Poet. EKdXtcaa, 1 a. act. —
EKtxXfiunv, -<Eol. for eKaXovfinv,
impf. pass. cont. of KaXiu.
EKaWuviadyinv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of KaAAa>7r(£to.
"Eku\os, Dor. for ektj^os-
EKa\v(3ov,-cs, -£, 2 a. — EKaXvipa,
-as, -£, in 3 pi. eKd\vxpavt 1 a.
ind. act. of KaXvirru).
EKanjivov, 2 a. — EKdfiuvoa, 1 a.
ind. act. of Kaunvm.
'EKdfiov, -ts, -£, act. — EKau6u*tv,
-ov, -ero, mid. 2 a. of Ka/mu.
'EkSvov, -es, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
Kaivo).
E/^£o, Ion. for eiy^ov, 2 sin. impf. 'E*caov, 2 a. ind. act. of Kaiw
ET^ov, -es, -£, 2 pi. Ei
mid
\tre, impf. act. ofi^w.
Erto and Ejw, f. do-w, p. £7>ca, Poet,
for djii, to go, move, march, pro-
ceed ; to enter, penetrate, pres.
impr. ££i £?, ££7u) tira. impf. ziov,
f,ov and fjlov. pper. £{<c£tv and
r/AC£(v. 1 f. mid. eio-opai, 1 a. mid.
eicdunv. per. mid. «o, 77a and
r/i*a. pper. mid. a'av andr/£i/;.
E/w, -?;?, -n, Poet, for w, pres. sub.
of ei/xl, to be.
Etw, -J1S-, -p, Poet, for Ji, 2 a. sub.
of 'tvui.
Et'w, Ion. for ou, of himself.
Eiwda, by Epenth. for £70a, per.
ind. mid. pi. Eiu)6a[X£v, -ars, -acf
inf. EtwOfvat* par. eiu)6uis, -v7a,
-be, g.-0T0s,n.p\.£iu)86rEs,ofedu).
E(u>0£i, 3 sin. pper. mid. of same.
Eiwv, cont. fr. Eiaov, impf. act. —
Eiwc-«, Poet, for ewci, 3 pi. cont.
pres. ind. or sub. of eoui.
fir/Ka, (fr. eis in, and rp^w to run) ' Elws, Poet, for Zwj.
to rwn in, enter hastily ; to enter, Ek or E£ before a vowel, a prepo-
sail, march into. 2 a. act. ind,
Eio-ilpdyov par. Eia^pa\i>iv.
Eio-<pio£ts, 2 sin. pres. ind. act. —
E«ff0fp£ra«,3sin. pres. ind. pass,
of
sitinn governing the ^. case,
of, from, out of, from within,
v:ithout, outside ; off. away from,
above, beyond ; ajtei, since, ever
since ; by, with ; for, at ; in.
■ (179)
EKd-vccE, Poet, for EKdnvcE, 3 sin.
1 a. ind. act. of Kairvio.
'EKapoyj, -es, -£, act. — EKapnv, -rjy,
-r), pass. — EKapdfinv, -ov, -eto,
mid. 1 a. ind. of KEipo).
EKaprvvduvv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of Kaprvvw.
'E>cas,far,fnr off-, far from, aloof,
at a distance, comp. iKaerripu),
sup. (KacraTU).
'EKaardxri* (fr. zKaoros each) every
where.
'EKaaraxoBtv, (fr. same) on all
sides, from every where.
' EKacTa%odl, (fr. same) every where,
all over, here and there.
'EKaardxov, (fr. same) everywhere,
wheresoever.
"EKacros, -Vt -ov, (fr. «aj at a dis-
tance) each, every one. 'O or ol
Kad' itKacrov, each individually.
Td or rd Kad' eKaara, each thing
separately. Kad' EKaarov, singly,
one by one. Kad' EKaarvv, viz.
17/if'pav, daily, every day.
'EKdcroTE and 'EKdoroo'E, (fr. lastj
every where, wherever; always^
ever and anon.
'EKao-roTipo), Poet, for UacrEpw,
see tKas»
EKA
'EK<f<rTw, (d. sin. of Uaaros) for
txd{.
'E<cara/3dXof, Poet, and Dor. for
iKarr]j36\of.
*E*ara?o$, (fr. Uarbv an hundred)
the hundredth ; the or euery hun-
ched th day.
Eicaridro, Ion. for ttcddnvro, 3 pi.
impC oficddnftat.
'Eicdrtpdcv, Poet, for UariputQiv.
'Eicdrcpos, -a, -oi>, cither, the one or
oi/ier, on« of two ; both.
'ExartpwOev, 'EKariputdt, 'EKari-
pmac, (fr. last) on 6o//i sides, on
each side, on « itlur side.
'Ekot/owj, (fr. same) on either side,
every way.
'Ekotii, -ns, fa (fem. of eicaros far
distant ) //, rate, an epithet of the
moon.
'EKarnftcXcTao, g. Ion. or JEo\. of
'EKarniitXiTrtSy 'E*arr;/3oX/r>;j and
'EKurr//tf<5Ao$, -ou, 6, (fr. ucdf far,
and /idXXw to dart) shooting
from afar, far-darting, beaming,
rmliant, jncrcing.
EKarnydpntja, -as, -c, 1 a. incL act.
of Karrryopiu).
'E*dn, Dor. for Earn.
'Etdrivos, -n, -uv, of or relating to
• or far rite; magical,
viz. arp6j3a\oi or arpdfiiXos, a
wheel or globe, a magical in-
strument, t rm ttger/
M /'c ! ate.
'E*.aroy*r£0aXa$, -a, 6, Dor. for
'EKaToyKi<j>n\o$,-ov, &,(fr. Uarbv
an hundred, and A.£0aX»jra head)
hundred-fuadid, hating an hun-
dred heads.
'EKar6y%cip, -cipos, and Exnr6y-
%upos,-ov, by (fr. Uarbv an hun-
dred, and ;££<p the hand) hundred-
handed, with an hundred hands.
'Etcdroio, Ion. forfVdrou, g. ofUa-
ros.
'EicaTou(iaiu>v, -uivos, b, (fr. next)
one of the Athenian months, an-
swering nearly to our July.
'EKarduliny -vs, fa (&• Uarbv an
hundred, and /3oDs an ox) a sa-
crifice of an hundred head of
cattle, a hecatomb ; a solemn sa-
crifice.
'EKardufiotoi, -ov, b. fa (fr. same)
worth a hundred beasts ; or, an
hundred pieces of money stamped
with a cow.
'EKarduiroSos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same,
and novi a foot) of an hundred
feet ; broad, extensive.
'EKarbfiixoXis, -tosj Att. -cuts, fa (fr.
same, and 7rdXt? a city) of an
hundred cities. An epithet of
Cr ete.
'EKardurrvXos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same,
and irvXti a gate) with an hun-
dred gates, great, extensive. An
epithet of Thebes in Egypt.
'Eicarbv, indecl. (perhaps fr. Uds
far) an hundred.
'EKarovSag or 'EKarovrdg, -dSos, fa
(fr. last) a century.
'EKar6v£vyos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same,
and fyybv a transom) having an
hundred oars.
'EKarovrcXaolutv or 'EKaropxXaoi-
EKB
utv, rEicarovnXao~lu)s, see Uarov-
rinrXaaiuv, &C.
'EKarovTaiTTis, -ov, and -cos -ovs, 6,
fa (fr. Uarbv an hundred, and
iros a year) of on liundn d years,
an hundred years old, every hun-
dredth year, &c.
'EKarovTaKdpnvoi, also Poet, and
Dor. -xdpdvoi, -ov, b, fa (fr.
, and Kdpm'ov the head)
with an hundred heads.
'EicaTovraicii, (fr. same) an hun-
dred :
' EKaruvrairXdatoi, -ov, 'Exarovra-
vXacluv, -oioj, 6, ;'/, (fr. Mine,
and -nAdo-ios or -n\aaiu>v, an-
gwering lO -fold) an huwlnd-
- ivrairXaalova.
rairXaaiuts, (fr. II
hundrc<l-fuld,in an hundn
'EKaroirdpYTIi and 'E»c(ir«JKrap^oj,
-ov, b, (tr. Uarbv an hundred,
and ap^d; an officer) ■ centurion,
captain of an hundred; an q{fi-
. ''hi'f.
rap%la, -a$, fa (fr. last) a
centurion's cu/iuuissiuu, place or
t rnploym "t.
, -of, o, (fr. iw*t far) 77105/
distant; far-darting, pi nitrat-
ing, piercing. An epithet of
\ 1 >ilo.
'EKaroarevu), f. -tvaut, (fr. Uarbv
aji hundred) (0 rejMaf or double
an hundn d turns; to yield m
liundred-fold.
'Ev'iroo-rdj, -/), -ov, (fr. same) ifo
hundredth.
'EKuroorhs, -vo$, fa (fr. same) a
.7 ," a7i hundred together .
EkuvQi/v, -tjs, -n, pass. — 'Bttmea
and iicna, act. 1 a. ind. of
EK$alvtd, f. mid. cKpi'iaouat, (fr. t«
out of, and /3a/»/w to go) to come
or go out of, depart ; to cause to
go out, lead forth ; to land, dis-
emhark ; to break out, escape ; to
infringe, transgress; to come
forth, proceed, issue ; to come to
pass, full out, happen.
EKfiaK^cvouai, (fr. ck intens. and
flaK%tvu> to keep the feast of
Bacchus) to revel, riot; to rave,
be transported.
'EKQd\i, Ion. for t%i(3a\c, 3 sin. 2
a. ind. act. or 'Ex/3aX«, -trm. 2
pi. -\trc, impr. — Ek^ilXuv, inf.
— Ek$o\(i), -t?s, -n, 3 pi. -Aojo-t,
sub. — EKj3a\Hiv, -ovca,-bv, par.
2 a. act. of
EK0d/\\<a, f. £ACj3aXui, p. eic(Sf(i\-nKa,
(fr. £k out of, and j3a'AXw to
throw) to cast, turn or drive out,
expel; to send off, dismiss; to
bring out, produce, pper. e!-e0£-
(3\i')Kciv and £Kpep/\r)Kciv. 2 a. act.
ind. t%i$d\ov' impr. iic(ia/\c sub.
£Kj3dXo>" par. £/c/?aXu>v,-oDo-a, -6v.
per. pass. sKPl^Xrjfiai. 1 a. pass.
d-ePXrjdnv. 1 f. pass. eK^\ndi]<ro-
uai' per. mid. £<c/3f/3oXa.
EK0ap48ap6ij} -<L, (fr. ek intens. and
fidpfiapos savage) to make savage
or tozToJ.
'E«/jrto-(5, -wj, Att. -£0)j, //, (fr. ck-
(jaivn) to escape) o passage or
(180)
EKr
ioay out ; an issue, end, event ,
an escape, JligfU. a. sin. <*-
paatv.
Eicparnpla, -as, -fa (fr. same) a
nit.
Eicfiarnpiov, -ov, rb, (fr. Ml
q/firim> after a safe voyage.
EK^iiiXrjKu, -us, -£, per. — Ek/?c-
fiXrJKUV, -tlSy-ll, for £(£/3£/3X//*.£lV,
pper. act. of eK(id/\/\o).
EKliilionuivos, -t/, -uv, par. per.
. of f/crJodw.
Ea./J7/o-o//uj, -77, -tra», 1 f. mid. of
$K@aum.
EK;}idgofi,n, (fr. rx "ut <>f, and |3<4-
^w tu fbroe) to commit 1 1
/'> 'o/npel, const rai ..
rtpulse ; to violate, '/'.'•
eontind, strain, e&Wt, nuliu-
1 nur.
EKjiXuardvui and ExliXaariw -ut, f.
-//o-w, p. tK(it(i\daTiiKa, (fr. £<c
mth, and pXarrdvu or -rlw to
hud) <o /j/ott', blossom, fiower,
bloom.
Eic[i\r]9ivros, g. par. 1 a. pa
EK(i\n9i)o-ofiai, in 3 pi. '0/jaovrat,
1 f. peee. of cKpdWui.
'EKpXllTOSy 'OV, b, fa (fr. ZK0d\\<ji
to turn out) casteff, thrown unity,
dropped untimely.
EKp/\v(w, f. -Cow, (fr. « from, and
(iXvcu) to trickle) <o stream out,
gush, overflow, run abroad.
EKJiodiM -ut, f. -i/aut, p. ac@c06nKa,
(fr. same, and /Jodw to low) to
cry out ; to proclaim, publish
abroa/l ; to cry up, celebrate,
extol, per. pass. tK^ifibn^ar par.
ttcficfionnivos.
E«/3o»70/oj -fi, (fr. same, and/3o?;o7a>
to help) to go to eissist, relieve,
succour ; to go as an ally.
Ek/?oXt), -7/s, 7$, (fr. tKpdWut to
throw out) a casting out, re-
jection ; a discharge, volley ; a
sprouting, growth ; a throwing
overboard to lighten a ship in
distress ; the mouth or entrance
of a river, &c.
E<0o\bs, -ov, 6, fa (fr. same) cast
out, rejected, discharged ; an
outcast.
E«|8od£w or EtcPpdcrtTiji, (fr. etc forth,
and fipd%ut to boil) to boil, bubble
up, boil over ; to work, ferment ;
to rage, foam, froth ; to cast up,
throw off.
EK^paaubs, -ov, b, (fr. last) a boil-
ing ; fermentation ; rage, fury ;
sedition, tumult, riot.
EKyafxi^u), f. -tew, p. tKytydfiiKa,
(fr. tK intens. and yaui^ut to be-
troth) to give in marriage, marry.
impf. e^eydut^ov. 1 a. ind. act.
ei-tydftio-a.
EicyauicrKU), same as last. 3 pi. pres.
ind. pass. tKyaftiuKOvTai.
EicyavpSouat -ovuat, (fr. yavpog
proud) to be proud, haughty or
insolent ; to boast ; to exaggerate.
EKytyduzv, Poet, for acytyatuev,
Dor. for mytyaivai, inf. of «-
yiyaay per. mid. of tKytvouai, fr.
£Kyda>, obs.
Etcycyaws,'v1a, -6s, %■ ~6ros, -vta{%
EKA
-6tos, par. of cKyiyaa, which
see in last.
EitytAa'w -*j f- -a<rw, (fr* £* 'ntens.
and yeXdw to laugh) to fawg/i
otrf, 6urs* »/Uo laughter; to de-
ride.
EKyeiiTTjs, -ov, b, !h (fr. CKyivouai
to be born of) born of, sprung
from, originating, descended ;
Subs, offspring.
EK-ycvducQa, Ion. for c^cycv6ucda,
1 pi. 2 a. ind. mid. — Eicytvic-
0w, 3 sin. 2 a. impr. mid.— E«-
ycvicOai, inf. 2 a. mid. — E<cy/-
vecOat, pres. inf. mid. of
Eicyhojiai or -iyvo\iai, 2 f. f/cyevjj-
(70/xai, p. mid. acyiyova, (fr.
out of, and yivouai to be) to grow
or spring out of, arise or proceed
from; to be born of; to origi-
nate in be descended from ; to
be lawful for, allowable or per-
mitted; to happen, occur. 1 a
. ind. mid. c^cycivdunv. 2 a. ind.
mid. c^cycvdut/v.
'Eicyovov, -ov, to, (ueut. of next)
Offspring, posterity, descendants
'Eicyovos, -ov, b, n, (fr. ck from,
and yovrj a progeny) born of,
descended or derived from. Subs.
a son, grandchild.
EkiWei'^w, f. -tiau), fr. ck intens.
and oavci^w, which see.
EK&atTavyQrjoonai, 1 f. ind. pass, of
EicSairavdu} -5, f. -vou), (fr. ck from,
and Sairavdu) to expend) to spend,
'waste, lavish, squander.
EKddapuevos, par. per. pass, of
CkScOU).
EKScSiKVjiai, -cai,-rai,per. pass, of
CKriKCU).
EKhcujpicvvrai, 3 pi. per. pass
Hor. of cKtupicvw.
EKCetuaToio -&, f. -wctw, (fr. ck \n-
tens, and Seiuardw to terrify) to
strike with terror,frighlen, amaze,
astonish.
EkSckutcvu), f. -tOau), fr. same, and
htnartviii, which see.
EkcckccBoi, Ion. for cKSc^ccBai,
pres. inf. of eKci^ouat.
EtcScpu, f. -£pui, p. ticc'ib'apKa, (fr.
ck from, and $t'pw to flay) to ex-
coriate, flay totally ; to scourge.
EK^i^srai, 3 sin. pies. ind. — E/c-
IfXro-de, 2 pi. pres.. ind. or impr.
— EKhydfjitvoi, -ij, -ov, par.
pres. mid. of
Eictiy^ouai, f. -!-ouai,p. CK^chyuai,
(fr. ck from, and 8i%ouai to re-
ceive) to look for, await, hope,
expect; to receive, entertain; to
succeed, come after or in turn
relieve; to undertake, engage
take upon. impf. c^c^ou-nv.
Ek$cu> -<3, f. -jjcru, (fr. same, and
67w to tie) to tie or fasten to
suspend, hang up ; to untie
loosen.
'EkStjXoc, -ov, 6, ff, (fr. ck intens
and 8fj\os clear) manifest, evi-
dent, apparent, sensible, obvious.
EKSnXow -d, (fr. same, and 8n\6u),
which see.
EKSnuiw -u, f. -J5<ra), p. CK$co~rjuTjKa
(fr. ck out of, and crjuos the
people) to travel, go abroad ; to
EKA
abroad, remain from
home, be atjsent, live among
strangers.
EKSnurjoai, 1 a. inf. act. — EkoV
uovucv, 1 pi. cont. pres. ind. —
EkStjuovvtcs, n. pL cont. par.
pres. act. of last.
EK6nuia,-as, »/, (fr. same) journey,
travel or residence abroad, living
among strangers.
'Ek6vuos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same)
abroad, foreign, residing from
home ; distant, remote.
EKSiairdouai -wuai, f. -tjaouat, (fr.
ck from, and diairdw to regulate)
to live by rule, be on a regimen ;
not to use the ordinary customs,
be particular.
EK0~i6doKb), f. -d£w, (fr. ck intens.
and c'lo'do-Ku to teach) to give
previous instruction, prepare for
learning ; to teach thoroughly ;
impress, inculcate,
EkSiSovv, Ion. and Poet, for ckSl-
$6vai, pres. inf. act. of ck6i-
Jcoui.
EK&ioprjGKctv, Ion. for cKOiSpdoKctv,
pres. inf. act. of cKoitipdvKui
ExiiSwut, f. ckSuxto), p. CKcectOKa,
(fr. ck from, and Siduut to give)
to give or put forth, produce,
bear; to send out, publish; to
give out, deliver ; to give in mar-
riage; to hire out, let, set, farm ;
to unburden, unload, discharge ;
to give up, yield, surrender. 1 f.
mid. CK6u>couai. 2 a. mid. e^edo-
pnv, -co, -to.
EKSinyiouai -ovuai, (fr. ck intens.
and 6inyiofiai to relate) to re-
count, repeat, rehearse, rekfe
particularly. ^P
EKSiTjyrjrai, 3 sin. cont. pres. sub.
mid. — EKSivyovuevos, -v, -uv,
par. pres. pass. com. of last.
EK<5iKd£w, f. -uiru, (fr. ck intens,
and 5iKd£u to judge) and
EkSikcu) -6>, f. -nco), p. CKdeStKnKa,
(fr. same, and Sikv justice) to
try, judge, administer justice;
to assert, nupport or maintain
right ; to sentence, condemn,
avenge, punish. 1 a. act. ind.
c^ciiKnca' impr. tKbUrjcov inf.
CKSlKTJCai.
EKCiKtias, -tog, Alt. -cms, fj, (fr.
same) a vindication, assertion,
maintaining ; condemnation, sen-
tence, punishment ; vengeance,
revenge, a. sin. cKOiKnoiv.
EK0iKVTr)$ and 'EkSYkos, -ov, b, (fr.
same) a judge ; an assertor,
avenger, protector.
'E*c<5i7co$, -ov, b, >/, (fr. ck from, and
SUn justice) unjust, wrongful,
injurious.
EkZivcvvti, Dor. and Mo\. for
ck6ivovci, 3 pi. pres. ind. of ck-
Sivim, fr. ck intens. and Siviw,
which see.
EkSiuikij), f. -w£w, (fr. ck from, and
Siuku) to drive) to expel, chase,
drive, turn out, banish. 1 a. act.
ind. c^cSi(i)^a, par. cK6tio^ag.
EK&nolidvruv, g. pi. par. 1 a. act.
— EK^ai^nvci or -civ, 3 pi. 1 f.
uid. act. of last.
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EKE
EKcot-dfy, fr. ck intens. and Sofa
£u>, which see.
Ek6oOIS, -10S, f), (fr. CK8iS(i)Ul to
give up) a giving up, yielding,
submission ; publication ; a hir-
ing ; exposure to beasts.
'Ek6otos,-ov, b,r), (fr. same) given
up, betrayed, yielded, submit-
ted.
Ek6ovs, -ovca, -bv, par. 2 a. act. of
same.
E*c<5o;£>j, -Tis, hi (fr* eKSf^ofiat to
expect) expectation, hope; re-
ception, entertainment, rzfuge ;
an undertaking, engagement.
Excpduwv, -ovca, -bv, par. 2 a. act.
Of CKTp(^O).
EKcpiiv, pres. inf. act. cont. of
cKopdu). EKcpdvat, Dor. for Ek-
Spijvui, pres. inf. act. ofcKSpnui,
both same as cKCtcpdn-KU), fr. ck
from, and SiSpdcKw, which see.
EKCvvai, 2 a. inf. act. of ckSvijli,
see next.
Ekovvu), Ekovw or 'EkPvui, f. ck8v-
<rw, p. cKSctvKa, (fr. ck from, and
fivvii), &c. to enter) to emerge,
rise up, issue from ; to swim,
float upon; to put off", divest,
unclothe, strip. 1 a. ind. act. e%i-
Svo-a. 2 a. act. md. i^tSvv impr.
ckSvQi' inf. ckSvv.u' par. ckSvs-
par. pres. pass. ckcv6ucvos.
EkSvcuvtcs, n. pi. par. 1 a. act. —
EKcva-.io-dai, 1 a. inf. mid. of
last.
'EkSvgis, -ios, Att. -cms, >/, (fr.
same) on outlet, issue, egress,
passage
Ek<?wO(£iw, (fr. ck intens. and Au-
picvs a Dorian) to become a j£-
rian, to adopt Dorian manners,
&c.
EkSmcouoi, -/?, -crai, 1 f. ind. mid.
of cKCibxiui.
EKchaacc, Poet, for cKcSacc, 3 sin.
1 a. act. of KcSdd).
Ekc7, (fr. cKetvos he) there, thither.
EkcIOcv, (fr. same) from thence,
thence.
Ekc76i, (fr. same) thither, that way,
there.
EKtij.inr, -co, -to, impf. of Kctuai.
Ekuv, Poet, for cikciv, pres. inf.
act. of ciko). ^.
EKciva, Dor. for EKr'i'^fem. sin.
or neut. pi. and
Elcciveuav, Ion. for cKcivo>v, g. pi. of
EkcTvos, -tj, -o, he, she, it; they,
them ; that, those, that there.
Poet. kcIvos. Dor. Tfjvoj.
Ekc'ivws, (fr. last) in that manner,
in that vmy.
EkcIcc, (fr. last) there, thither, that
way.
EKCKda-unv, -cb, -(tto, pper. pass, of
Kafo.
EKCKicro, 3 sin. impf. pass, of
KtK\ouai, Poet, for KtXouai.
Ekck\1(}>civ, -cis, -ti, pper. act. of
EkckXi^tjv, -ico, -ito, pper. pass.
Of JcAll'Q).
EKCKoarucdro, Ion. for ckek6gut]vtot,
3 pi. pper. pass, o^kocuiw.
EKCKpdynv, -as, -u, in 2 pi. -«rt»
pper. mid. of <cpd^w.
EKG
t,KtKTrtytr)v, -nco, -tjry, in 3 pi.
-vvto, pper. pass, of Krdouau
E«'Aiu, Dor. for £Kt'Aot>, 2 sin. i 1 1 1 j > T.
pass, of ki\u>.
"KKcXivd-v, -F/j, -n, in 1 pi. -Tjficv,
pass. — Ek/Awou, -as*, -c, act.
J a. ind. — EkiXcvov, -£j, -£,
iinpf. act. of xtAtuw.
EKI
E*c0apvd^w, (fr. ck from, and 3a
EKK
a -jau-
vos a "shrub) to extirpate, de-
molish.
E»c0E<d£w, i. daw, (fr. same, and
^£?of divine) to dedicate, conse-
crate, devote ; to hallow, venc-
rutc, ettetm holy.
'E*0£«a, -utos, rd, (fr. CKrtdnut to
E«'vwo-a, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act of expose) a sign, placard, derlaru-
Ktvdili
EKipodvov, -ts, -e, 2 a. — Exipor]-
aa, -as, -c, 1 a. md. act. of Ktp~
6alvu».
'JLKtauc, JE.o\. for tKttna, -as, -£,
1 ;i. ind. act. of Kcipw.
H.Ktd)a\al<j>oav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act.
of Kt<pa\fti6n).
E*£^£tp/a, -a s, f}, (fr. /^'o to re-
sir.nii, and %cip a hand) u truce,
armut n of hostilities
or of business.
JLicixfivn, Alt. for tKc^rjvuv, 1 sin.
or tKtyJivu, 3 sin. ppcr. mid. of
yaivu).
Ek^'u -to, f. -»/o-w, (fr. £«r out, and
£fu> to boil) to bubble up, boil
over, be full, tumid or b i ru-
ing.
T.K?r}Ttto -i, f. -raw, p. ££f£;'/r>7KU,
(fr. same, and fyriui to •
Mill «wf, arr/rr/i /"or diligently
inquire ; to pray for, request
earnestly ; to require, demand,
. I g. ICL tad, t^/Jrijoii*
suit. ii^riTficu). per. |);iss. £(i£/;-
r^a(. 1 a. ind. pass. £^(^/rr/-
t/r/v- sub. cK^irnOd, -fts, -i/.
Efl^rfirrfe -"'•/«'> 0r- same') an in-
qrnxitar, examiner, Si oritur, col-
lector ; adueoverer, informer,
¥^La, -us, -«» J *• »>«'• act. of
'T.Ki)0o\ia, -as, ^, (fr. frdj far, and
0dA\w to throw) MtU iMlA llfef
fcoio or '/«r/, urchin/, dmi
'E*i?/i<5A<K, -ov> &, (fr- same) skilled
in arrlury or i/ 1//1 </ir ''/;/■(. An
epitnet of Apollo, fir-shooting,
darting from afar, piercing, pe-
netrating.
'E*>?cov, -a, -£, impf. act. of Kr'rfw.
Ek>)kiov, -es, -£, impf. adp ■ :
"Ek^o?, ~ov, 6, n, (perhaps fr. drew
to yieldX 'pii'l, calm, still ,
cure, fclWt&is, icnamcernt
'It; easy, kind, gracious; peace-
ful, peaccal)lc, conciliatory. *•
Eniipv^a, -as, -c, act. — EKrjpv^d-
^»?v,-u>, -aro, mid. — EKr/ov^Orjv,
-t]s,-r), pas*. 1 a. md. — Ek>'ov<t-
gov, -£?,-£, impf. act. oficr/ptWw
'Exr/rt, Poet, for £kovt(, (d. sin. of
eicwv,) on account of, by reason
of, for, because ; willingly, vo-
luntarily.
EnQappe'iGdai, inf. cont. — EkOou-
(Stiedt, impr. 2 pi. pres. pass,
cont. of
EKOafiQiu) -w, f. -f)G(j>, p. -rjKa, (fr
t< mtens. an \ $aufii<o to amaze)
to astonish, amaze, con found.
EKQaufiiofiai -oTifjim, to feart/
dread. 1 a. ind. pass. c^cdan^rjdrjv.
"EnQafifios, -ov, b, rj, (fr. same)
astonished, amazed, terrified, con-
founded, afraid.
lion, publication ; an crlirt.
ExQffitr, Dor. for ckOuv, pres. inf.
a<t. cont. of titdtw. Or, for ck-
Oitvat, 2 a. inf. act. of ticriQnui-
EKOipairivii), f. -cvau), (fr. ck inttns.
and ^tpaTTcvu) to tend) to rlcscrii
from ; to obhgt, endear, con-
ciliate ; to hi ul, cure, restore to
health.
EkOtpl^u), f. -yorw, (fr. same, and
Stpifa to reap) to cut down,
. reap ; to harvest, gather,
colli ct.
EKOcpualvu, f. -avu>, (fr. same, and
Stpiiatru), which see.
EicOcpiirivas, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a.
•I" last.
EicOiffdat, inf. — EKdfpcvos, par. 2
a. mid. of acrldriiii.
'EkBccis, -io$, Alt. -9b>s, fj, (fr. ck-
TlOrjui to set forth) an exposure,
disclosure, discovery ; an expo-
si/n to blasts.
EKOfafarov, -ov, to, (fr. ck from,
Qtds God, and tyr^n to •peak]
]>rovi<;< ", of heaven ;
an orarlt ; a prophecy.
Elderly, -,), -bv, (fr." tKTlOnfii to
Ml torih) i r plan at or if.
, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same) ex
', M0j mi. ahandoned.
Ej^u, f. -cvau), (fr. £* out, and
^Wti) to run) ro run out, c» out
hastily, hasten, rush. Also, an
obsolete verb, fbr which see ck-
. TtOrjul.
EicOT)Xd(u), f. -a<rw, (fr. same, and
■^/Ad^w to milk) to suck out,
i ni)'tii, drain. •
EkOijAi'i'w, fr. same, and SrjAiJvw,
which see.
E*c0Ai'/?o), f. -i|w, p. cKTiQ\i<f>a, (fr.
same, and 5Ai/3w to press) to
strain, wring, press, squeeze out. ;
to castrate ; to oppress, eijflict.
par. per. pass. ricrtO'Xi^yivos.
'EkQXii^h, -jos, Att. -fwy, ft, (fr.
last) a squeezing, pressure; a
• breaking or cutting off; violt are.
oppression, grievance ; affliction,
(Ijstress. A figure, in gram-
mar.
EkOopiw -u>, (fr. ck from, and 5op/w
or $6pu) to leap) to leap out ; to
start or spring up.
EkOvu), f. -vow, (fr. £* intens. and
■5i'(v to burn incense) to purify
by sacrifice, expiate*, atone.
EkOuwuk, (fr. tK from, and Svfibs
the mind) actively, earnestly,
zealously, eagerly.
EKic)vaT0, impf. pass, of Ki^vriya.
Ekivcvvcvov, -eg, -£, impf. act. of
Kivfivvevij).
EKivr/drjv, -rig, -rj, 1 a. ind. pass.
of Kiviur.
EKivrjaa, -as,
Kivew.
(182)
"Ekiov, -cj, -«, impf. act. of *tu>.
EKlpvn. Dor. for iiclpva, 3 sin. conL
impr. acr. of Kipvdw.
Entyavov, -ff,-£riinpf. — 'Erci%ovt
-es, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of ki^,,ho.
■hi, f. -apw, (fr. ck out, and
KxBalpti) to cleanse) (b ofam OUf,
empty; to vttrgt ; to pw
. tn rl, in; I iiiilunl, , justify.
1 a. act. md. t^txiSioa. impr..
CKKiiOapov suh. iKKoBdpia, -
EKKaOdpart, 2 pi. inijtr. -
Odpj], 3 sin. suli. 1 a. an. of
last.
EKKUti,), f. eKKuXOu), p. eKKlKntKIl^
{fr. ik iuti us. and Kalm to burn]
to consume entirely, b%U
burn away; to fame, lr.<
into flames ; tit infa/nt; irritate,
provoke. 1 a. md. act. c(&rav-
ou and i^ik:
Kavpai. 1 a. ind. pass. £(£<cat5-
Qnv.
Ekkhkuv, pres. inf. act. cont. —
Ekkiik^o-titc, 2 pi. 1 a. suli. act,
— EkkukoTuci; ind. — Ekkhkio-
uev, sub. 1 pi. cont. pr<
of
EKKUKtO) -W, f. -/;0(x), p. CKKCKIIKr,Kil,
(fr. (k intens. and kukos ill) to
sink undir, be disrimragrd, want
sjtrrit, faint, fail, yuld. 1 a.
act. ind. [(ckuki/ch' sub. tKKam
Kr']du)t -tjs, -r), in 2 pi. tKKnipfm
crjrc.
EKKitXiaaoOat, 1 a. inf. mid. of
KKKaXiu -U>, f. -tatit, p. IKKIK^riKll,
(fr. £»: out, and RaX/u to call)
to call out, hid rome forth, sum-
mon, cite ; to call to mind, r< -
col ltd '. ; to incite, allure, entire ;
to proioke, challi H
Ka\io/jai -oiftai, to rir
suit from one court t
tll.T.
E>c»caAi'7rrw, f. -\j.w, (fr. ck from,
and Ka\v7TTw to cover) to i/m • '/ ;
to uncover, exjjose ; to <
1'isrover.
EKKdpaiosu-ov, o, /}, fr 'k intens*
and Kapoios, which sec.
EKKardltt), (fr. ck from, kutu down-
wards, and eiSu to see) to look
down from ; to observe, regard.
2 a. par. ttucariStiv.
'EKKavua, -dros, to, (fr. uucatu to
burn) fuel, coal, tindir ; a
bromd ; inflammation, burning
heat.
'EKKttftat, f. -eicouai, (fr. ck out,
and Kuuai to lie) to lie open, be
exposed or liable to ; to be, exist ;
to lie upon, oblige.
Ekkcvovv, pres. inf. act. cont. of
Ekk£v6o)-w, f. -uxru), (fr. ck out, and
Kerbs empty) to empty, dis-
chrirge, evacuate, exhaust ; to ex-
pel, drive out.
Ekkcvtew or -dw -G>, and EkkevtI^u),
(fr. ck intens. and Kcvrtw to
prick) to run through, stab,
pierce.
EKKc^vrai, 3 «sin. per. pass, ot
ckxvw.
EKKt)pvKTos\ -ov, h, fj, (fr. next)
1 a. ind. act. ofj ejected, put or turned out; ba-
nished, oullauxd.
EKK
&KKriO<)<T(J0), -TTW, f. -|o), (fr. £K OUt
of,' and Kvpvacu) to proclaim) to
put, turn out or expel by pro-
clamation ; to banish, outlaw
publicly.
"Ekkiveu -5, f. -rjau), (fr. same, and
Kivtu> to move) to disturb, re-
move, transplant; to excite, raise;
to deviate, swerve, start.
EwcXdw, f. -Saw, p. ucKtKXaica, (fr.
same, and *Xdw to break) to
break out or off; to break in
pieces, break down, crush, en-
feeble, per. pass. EKKiKXaauau
1 a. pass. E^EKXdaQnv.
EkkXeIoui, 1 a. inf. act. of
EkkXeiu), f. -daw, p. cKKfKXsiKa, (fr.
same, and kXeiw to shut) to shut
out, exclude, reject, debar, keep
out or from. 1 a. act. ind.
£%iK\u<ra' inf. cKicXciaai. per.
pass. eKKlK^etafiai. 1 a. ind. pass.
d-acXriadtiv.
EkkXzittw, f. -t^w, (fr. same, and
kXetttu) to steal) to steal privately,
pilfer ; to withdraw secretly, steal
away.
^KK\t]i^£a6ai, Ion. for EKK^utcrOai,
pres. mf. pass, of ekkXe'io).
EiKKkrjaia, -as, fa (fr. ekkuXiu) to
summon) an assembly lawfully
convened or ordered by law;
a congregation, meeting ; the
church ; the place of assem
bly.
EKKXrjaia^o}, (fr. last) to hajd, call
'or summon an assembly, meet-
ing or congregation; to speak
there, harangue, make an ora-
tion.
E.KKXnaiaarfi<;, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
member of a public assembly,
common-council man, orator, de-
magogue ; a preacher.
KKicXnaiaar'iKCi, -fi, -bv, (fr. same)
relating to a public assembly ;
of the church, ecclesiastic; ha-
ranguing, debating, argumenta-
tive.
EkkXt/t5?, -ov, b, fa (fr. EXKaXeo) to
call forth) called forth, called
upon; a person appealed; se-
lect, chosen. Subs, a senator;
a certain officer at Sparta.
TExxXfya, -aros, to, (fr. next) a
turn, inclination ; a turn to
flight, flight, rout.
EkkXivutw, 3 sin. — EKKXivarE, 2
pi. 1 a. impr. act. of
KkkXiVU), f. -tvd, p. EKKEKXlKa, (fr.
ek from, and kXIvu) to lean) to
turn or lean ffom, decline; to de-
flect, deviate, go out of the way ;
to shun, avoid, fly from; to
cause to deviate, avoid, &c. 1 a.
act. ind. et-tKXiva' impr. ekkXi-
vov. 1 a. ind. pass. e^ekXiOtjv and
-\iv9nv.
'EkkXicis, -to?, Att. -to?, fa (fr.
last) a turning aside, deviation ;
a shunning, avoiding. *
EkkXv^u), f. -vow, (fr. eK from, and
kAv^w to wash)fcto wash away,
wash out ; to purify.
EKKvatafw -<2, (fr. ek intens. and
Kvaiu) to grate) to scream, shriek
3 pi. pres. ind. act. cont. skvqi
EKK
vovvi, JEioi. and Dor. tKvaiazvv-
EKA
EkKOOVO), f. -ffO), (fr. sk out olj
KKKvdb) -w, (fr. same, and Kvdw to
scrape) to scrape off, scratch
out; to erase, put out. pres. inf.
act. cont. ekkv^v.
EKKoXdlTTW, f. -i/'w, p. tKKZK6\a<pa,
(fr. ek out of, and KoXd-rrrw to
hammer) to hammer to pieces,
deface, erase; to cut out, carve,
engrave.
EKKoXvfifidw ~w, f. ->7<rw, p. ekkeko-
Xv/i(3t)Ka, (fr. same, and KoXvft-
(Idio to swim) to swim out of,
escape by swimming ; to extricate,
disengage. 1 a. act. ind. e^eko-
Xvufinaa' par. EKKoXinfinaas.
EKKOfitSn, -rjs, fa (fr. next) a car-
rying out, exportation ; a burial,
funeral.
EKKOfll^W, f. -Y(7W, p. EKKEKdfJLlKa,
(fr. ek out, an*d ko^w to carry)
to carry out, export ; to convoy,
conduct, extricate, rescue ; to
bury. 1 a. ind. act. E^tKofiiaa.
impf. pass. E^EKoyn^ofiriv. 1 a.
ind. mid. E^tKo/xiadiinv impr.
EKKo/jtiffat.
EKKo-n-fi, -rjs, fa (fr. next) a cutting
out, off or down; destruction,
ruin.
Ekk6ktw, f. -ipw, P- CKKtKOipa, (fr.
ek out of, and k6iztw to cut) to
cut out, off or down, destroy,
sack, extirpate, abolish; to hin-
der, prevent, stop. 1 a. act. ind.
E^tKoipa' impr. EKKoxpov sub. ek-
Koipu). 2 a. ind. act. e^ikojtov.
per. pass. EKKiKOfiuai. 2 a. ind.
pass. e^ek6itvv. 2 f. pass, ekko-
TT^aofiai. per. mid. EKKEKoira.
EKKoov<p6di -w, f. -wo-to, (fr. same,
and Koov<j>ft the head) to give the
heads af, state briefly, sum up,
recapitulate.
'Ekko\\/ov, 1 a. impr. act. — Ek-
icdipu), -eis, -si, 1 f. ind. act. of
ekk6ttt(x).
EKKpanraXdo) -S>, fr. ek intens. and
KoanraXdb), which see.
EKKpEjidw -w, -avvvw, and -dvvvui,
(fr. ek from, and KOEfxdb), &c. to
suspend) to make hang upon
or suspend from. EKKpmdoyuii
-w/xai, EKKOEy.dvvvixai or Ekkoe-
Hafxai, to hang upon or be sus-
pended from, dangle ; to de-
pend upon ; to regard, attend
earnestly, impf. E^EKonfidnnv,
-aao, -aro.
Ekkdeu?is, -ios -ov$, b, >'/, (fr. last)
suspended, hanging from , dang-
ling, pendulous.
EKKplvu), f. -eVw, (fr. ek out of, and
Koivu) to sift) to sift out, examine ;
to select, cull, pick, choose; to
emept, take out, separate ; to re-
ject, cast off; to displace, dis-
turb ; t$ exclude judicially, eject.
'EKKpio-is, -ios, Att. -aof, f), (fr.
last) a choice, selection ; a cast-
ing off, rejection ; a bursting,
breaking out.
'EkkoItos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same)
select, choice, excellent.
Ekkpovo-tos, ov*J>,b. (fr. next) rais-
ed, thrust outfembossed.
U83)
and Kpovu) to beat) to knock, beat
or drive out, expel thrust out;
to shake off; to prolong, pro-
tract.
EkkvXivSo) or EkkvXIio, f. -law, p.
EKKEiciXiKa, (fr. same, and m-
Xivdw or KvXlw to roll) to roll or
tumble down; to wind off; to
roll or turn over, unfold. 1 a.
ind. act. E^EK^Xiaa. per. pass,
EKKEKiXiafiai.
EKKVfjLaivo), f. -avSi, (fr. ek out, and
KVfxaivw to foam, th. KVfxa a
wave) to break out, overflow; to
break forth, rush out.
Ekkvtttw, f. -v/w, (fr. same, and
Kvnro) to bend) to stoop down to
see, look out ; to appear, show ;
to come out, go forth, proceed,
advance.
EKKU)(p6(i) -5, (fr. ek intens. and
Kuxpbs deaf) to deafen. Ekku>0oo-
jxai, lobe very deaf.
'EKXay^a, -a?, -£, 1 a. — 'E*Aa-
yov, -Eg, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
kXu^u).
EKXaOdfjiEvos, par. 2 a. mid. of r«-
XavQdvia.
'EkXoiov, -es, -e, impf. act. of
/eXcu'w.
EkXoXeo) -fl, f. -rjau), p. ekXeXuXxko,
(fr. ek out, and XaXf'w to speak)
to tell, utter; to talk idly; to
prate, babble, blab. 1 a. act. ind.
E^iXdXrjaa' inf. EKXaXrjcai.
EKXafiftdvo), f. mid. EKX^o^at, (fr.
same, and Xaufidvw to take) to
take out, seize ; to catch, take
up ; to appropriate ; to perceive,
understand, apprehend.
EKXauirpbs, -ov, •&, rj, (fr. next)
bright, shining, splendid, reful-
gent.
EKXafXTTO), f. -'^w, (fr. ek from,
and Xd/jnrm to shine) to shine
forth, glitter, flash, be respltn
dent, appear glorious. 1 a. ind.
act. E^fXa^a.
'E*Xa/^s, -iog, Att. -EWS, fa (fr.
last) brightness, splendour, ra-
diance, refulgence.
EKXdfixpovai, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
same.
EKXavOdvw, f. -Xfjaw, p. mid. ekXe"-
XvQa, (fr. ek intens. and Xav
6dvo) to escape notice) to cause
oblivion, make forget ; to slip
from or escape the memory.
EKXavOdvouai, to forget totally,
lose the recollection of. 1 f.
mid. EKXrjao/xat. per. pass. ekXe-
Xrjajxai.
EkXo^evw, f. -Evaw, (fr. ek from,
and Xa&vui to polish) to cut,
hew, chip ; to smooth, polish.
EKXa-ndfy), (fr. ek from, and Xa-
7rd(w to empty) to empty, eva-
cuate ; to plunder.
EKXdirnv, -n$, -n, pass. — 'EkXo-
irov, -cs, -£, act. 2 a. ind. of
kXetttw.
'EKXaaa, -as, -£, act. — EKXda-
Onv, ~ns, -rj, pass. 1 a. ind. of
KXdu).
EKXarofsfu) -w, f. -fiew, (fr. ek out,
and Xarojuf'w to cut s»one, wluch
EKA
fr. \ds a stone, and rljivid to cut)
torn1 ■eparc itoncs ;
-, build ; to dig,uuar-
ry, i
'E*Aau<ra, -a, -f, 1 a. ind. act. of
ffAaiut.
EfcAf'yai, f. -£u», p. -^ii, (fr. tK fr>>m,
and X/yv to choose) M choose out
from
lid, pnjtr. 1 f. mid. wXit-ouai.
1 ;i. md. mid. e^tX^dfinv, -u>,
-aro. per. mid. i/cA/Aoya. mipf.
pass. t^tXtydfinv. per. p
liXtyuai.
fccXcnrruri, -oh', r«, viz. /up/?,
(nent. pi. o\ ni\l) the £cliptic,
tin limits »J icli,
EicAtcrriVds, -»% -de, (fr. next) (fe.
relating to
im,
E*.Xa'tru>, f. ■«//*»! P- r<cXAt«<£a, (fr.
c(c frum, and Acituj to |j
h>ttdhi, quit, desert, aban-
don, forsake ; to fail, In '/'„ fi-
. 'all short ; to he t
■M, come to an end,
die
EvXaffu, -us, -c, act. — EkXuoQtiv,
- ■ ■ - |
ind. orcXcft*.
i, (fr. (* "lit of, and At/^w
to In k ) /'■> {tek Md or u/>.
*E<cXrr. . -rwj, f/, (fr.
f»xAji'ru> to foil) a failing, failure,
Villi, ib':
iiink'ii** ; a sutoon, faint ; OH
! . 6, fj, (fr. f«cA/yu> to
detected,
JlUkta OUt, licit;, In!, a,
'■ >it.
s, (fr. last) excellently.
1 .1, Poet, for
e£Aador, iii ^v, par.
HfM*, I pi.
E«rA/A>/«Tt)t, per. ind. pass, of
noYjrWiw.
EcXcXoxtffpivof, par. per. ;
EKAcAv/ift'ij;, ->7, -ov, par. per.
pass, of t*.Ai'w.
E*AeX(7(/idc, (fr. last) freely, at
liberty ; loosely, negligently.
M%k\t^4ftevof, -)7, -oi' , par. — Ek\i-
i, inf. 1 a. mid. of uXfym.
1*Xewr#f, -oi', o, 17, (fr. £* intens.
and Xfuvd? white) scry while,
'■', shining.
ExAn Y'"'w- f- -u»'w, (fr. same) fa
iclii1,)', mike IX rw uutte, brighten,
polish. •
'Efc-Afda, -ic, 3 sin. 'Ek-XcU', for
M'Xt'^f, 1 a. act. of fc-A/rrri.j.
I , -i»j, -?/, 2 pi. -0f;r£, 1 a.
ind. pass, of #caA/u>.
EvA>''Ja>, ob;. same as cKXarQavw.
E'.Avioci', Ion. for fVAtto-cv, 3 pi.
1 a. act. of K\du).
EK\nou>0r]u£v, 1 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
/tAl/poU).
Kk\ikixiiu} -w, f. -)/o-u), (fr. tK in-
tens, and XiKudm to fan) to ujn.
now, fan, blow upon, air ; to
blow away, scatter, dissipate.
EJcXtpla, -as, 17, (fr. same, and At-
uos hunger) great hunger, crav-
ing ; famine, dearth.
EKA
'E»cA<i'a, -as, -£, in 3 pi. 'F.k\ivhv,
1 :i. in. I. act. — Ea.A('»0'//.
for ck\Iv&i)ucv, 1 pi.
of kA/vw.
EcA<»/u -di, (fr. £* frcm, and Aiior
EvAir-uotu) -oi, C ->'ou>, (fr. M in-
tens. and Airrao/iu tO |" I
beg, pray, e:i treat, conjure, bc-
uplir, r ; to i
Kic\friis,-ios -out, b, i), (fr.
-
ive ; o mitt i <l, ue git ctcd.
EkAittw, -it*;, -';, - pi- E»cA/ir»/rf,
,-f?), ml'. -
run', par. of c£4XVirot'1 - a. md.
••I'fuAd'rui.
E«cAoy/ouai -oTpai, (fr. tuX/yco to
E«rXoy»), -^^, J,, (fr. same) a r/»oo«-
m£ ""/, chmcr, preference, selec-
tion, lUrtum ; colliction <>'
EkAovi^o/ioi, (fr. r/cintens. and A*-
., /o numhtr,
cuii nt ; to consider,
deliberate ; to esteem
i ■ IMHM
E«rXoy«n;o\-, -or, i, r^, (fr. imCi I
computation, account, rec)
casting up, sum. \
lion, opinion.
EitXoyiffr^, -or-, 6, (fr. same) an
. -tlnnl ; a colli ctor, triu-
surer, sf,u ml.
E»tAoyi(rT/a, -as, //, (fr. same) uc.
cu/iti, reckoning, computa-
tion.
KkXovi'ovto, 3 pi. knpf. pass, of
k\"I
ExXoiro^o/ir/o-.i, -<K,-f, 1 a. ind. act.
of *cXoro(frop/u».
E»xXo^^o^a«, f. -iaouat, p. £«rArA<5-
^(o- iat, (fr. etc out, and Ao^/^w to
arrange ■ companies, th. A<5^oj
a troop) to arrange ; t
choose, pick out.
Kk\v^6(iiii', -uv, -ero, impf. pass.
of kAi/£ui.
I rnrrai, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. pass.
, — E»cAr0<I)(n, 3 pi. 1 a. sub.
— E*rAr(5/i£i'0f, -v, -or,
par. pres. pass E»cAwoT;,pres.
impr. pass. — E/cA«3<ra<T0ui, 1 a.
inf. mid. of f*Ai;a>.
'En-Xroj', -es, -£, impf. act. of*Xi'w.
yE*:Avo-«j, -ios, Att. -£i»s, »/, (fr. £k-
Avcj to loosen) a clearing off,
rvi. 'once, deliverance ; ■ ■
imbecility, dissolution ; failure,
dismay, consternation.
Eic'SvTrptos, -a, -oi, (fr. same) re-
lieving, relaxing, loosening, dis-
solving. ^
'EkAuto?, -ov, 6, i), (fr. same) wose,
relaxed; weak, joint, feeble.
E/xAiVpoio-jf, -(oj, Att. -£U)s, 17, (fr.
£/c from, and \vrp6w to redeem)
redemption, ransun, release, de-
liverance.
E*At'ai, f. -ijo-w, p. cicAiAtiAca, (fr.
same, and At'>w to loose) to un-
bind, loose, untie ; to free, rid,
disengage, release, discharge, res-
(184)
mm
ate; to jniligotr, alien
,
7/ir/r ;
form, fulfil ;
to breo
1
pass. £k\i\v
fin- I B. £$c\vdnv. I
f. p ■•- fiat.
E*r/ia'^ tttSrm*,
F.»|iuiin), f. -uiw, (fr. £k inti ns.
and /mi]..:,!, to rage) todutracL
sit m ,-u, t'i dote
.
act. otpabtiv. 2 a. pass. sjib.
(*/ini'ui' mf. £Kuavtivai. f. mid.
KKiunOiiiui, 1 f. mifl. tKuaOi'itrouai,
p. tKuifuiOijKit, (fr. same, and
fimtliiiio to I. am) M /f«m fmtL
m thoroughly, know well;
Uttmgvttk. discover.
. -con, -'/v, par. 1 a. act.
— Ekpiioj£n, pres. inf. act. of
£Kfidari,>.
1 -ita -w, (fr. £K from, and
• \ ) t o send a
; to hear wit-
. Hist.
Eicfj<iorrpiii, -ns, ,), (fr. same)
testimony, deposition, proof.
E.Kf.KKg-1'fttov, -ov, to, (fr. same)
idence.
EKunirtTu) or -rru), f. -fa, (fr. £k
troin, and pnaam to wipe) to
"'/" fl^J IDtJM dry or c/ean,
■ ffice, erase > /o
^re<».i, vring, strain out, squeeze.
impf. act. t^iuaacov. 1 a. act.
ind. ifr'utit-ir par. £Kud(as.
EkuiMtu, pns. impr. act. emit, of
Etf/lfAtTrt'w -W, f. -);(TW, p. £K(X£(l£\t-
ti/kii, (fr. t« intens. and /itAtriw
to meditate) 10 study, apply to,
practise exercise ; to considerf
muse, tldnk upon.
ExuruiiBnuai, -erai,-rai, per. pass.
of tKuvdiouat.
Eicu£roiu) -w, f. -i'iaui, (fr. £< from,
and u£TOfw to measure) to mea-
sure, take measure of,
EKiunuii), fr. £k intens. and uiaivu,
which see.
EKuiuiOfiai -nvuai, f. -■haouai} (fr.
same, and uiutouai to mimic)
to imitate, counterfeit, copy,
forge.
'EK/zoAt, Ion. for £%iuo\£, 3 sin.
impf. act. of
Etf/idXw, or -iii) -G, (fr. £k from,
and finXiw to go) <o se* or march
out, go out or away, depart, leave.,
cptit.
Eicuv?dij), or -£/w -S, f. -ifau), (fr.
same, and fiv^du to suck) io s«cA
0?/^, extract.
Enu'vdfouai -ovuai, f. -rjffouai, (fr.
same, and uvQiouai to speak) to
/c//, utter, deeiare, publish.
EkuvktvoiQu), f. -i'o-w, Att. -jw, p.
£Ku£uvKTr'ipiKa, (fr. £* intens. and
uvKrnplfa to mock) to sneer at
mock, scoff, ridicule, deride.
EKO
EKvfvpifa, f. -tcu, (fr- ck from,
and vtvpov a nerve) to enervate,
V)eaken, enfeeble, debilitate.
EKvcvaai, 1 a. inf. act. of eicvio).
'Ekvcvcis, -los, Att. -ews, f}, (fr. £K-
veto or -£t5w to swim out) a devi-
ation, variation, turning off; a
shift, evasion, escape.
Ekvevu), f. -evcru), (fr. £/c intens. and
vevu to nod) to nod to, hint, in-
timate, desire by signs ; to hang
down, depend, droop; to dis-
sejit, disagree; to shun, decline,
avoid.
Evifw or EKV£vu>,f. -tvaw, p. zkvi-
vtvKa, (fr. £K out of, and viu> to
swim) to swim out of; to escape,
extricate, disengage ; to slip
away, get off, withdraw, depart;
to turn aside, deviate. 1 a. act.
ind. t^ivtvca.
Eacvj7$w, f. -ipu, p. SKvivtjfa, (fr.
ck from, and vi)<pw to wake) to
- become sober, sleep off drink,
awake sober ; to watch, wake,
remain awake. 1 a. act. ind.
sf-ivTjxpa.
E,Kvfj%ouai, (fr. same, and vfi^ouai
to swim) to swim off or away,
escape..
'Ekvtj^'IS, -lOq, Att. -£0>S, f], (fr. £K-
vrjepu to keep sober) watchful-
ness, waking, absence of sleep ;
rest, remission, cessation.
'Ewnipov, -dro), 2 pi. cKvfupare, 1
a. impr. act. of m»70u>.
EKvtKdw -w, f. ->7<ra), p. -nKa, (fr.
iK intens. and viKau) to conquer)
to vanquish, subdue, master ; to
prevail, outreach, surpass, sur-
mount.
"Ekvl^e, Dor. for iKviat, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. act. — EKviadnv, -rjs, -rj, 1
a. ind. pass, of kvi^u.
Ekvi-tu), f. -XJ.U), (fr. ik from, and
v'nrrw to wash) to wash out,
rinse, cleanse, wipe off"; to purify.
EKvoyuos, and 'EKvofios, -ov, b, f/,
(fr. same, and vSpos usage) un-
usual, strange, unaccustomed,
unused.
Ekvo/ziu;, (fr. last) unusually,
strangely.
Eacvoot£w -w, f. -fjcru), (fr. t< from,
and voo-riu) to return) to return
out of, come back from. par. 1
a. act. wvocrfjoas, n. du. ekvoo-
Tfjtravrt.
ExotXava, 3 pi. EKoiXavav, 1 a. ind.
act. of KoiKaivd).
Rkoiu/iQtiv, -rjs, -tj, 3 pi. -dncav,
pass. — EKOifiyvdurjv, -w, -aro, 1
a. ind. mid. of Koi/adw.
EicoifiHTa, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
KOlfil^O).
EKoiviivrjaa, -as, -c or tv, 1 a. ind.
act. of Koivdiviw.
E>c6\a^ov, -tq, -t, impf. act. — Ek6-
Xaaa, -a;, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
AcoXd^u).
EKo\d<piaa, -as, -£, 3 pi. -aav, 1 a.
ind. act. of Ko\a<j>ifo.
Eko\o^6Qy)v, -vs, -V, pass. — Eko-
ekh
Ek6{ii£oi, -£s, -£, impf. act. — Eko-
uitynrjv, -ov, -£to, impf. pass. —
EKdut^av, Dor. for acdpiarav, 3
fl. 1 a. ind. act. — EKduiaotv,
'oet. for £K6fiia£, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. act. — EKouicd^v, -u, -aro,
3 pi. -avro, 1 a. ind. mid. —
EkohIuQtjv, -ns, -v, 1 a. ind. pass.
Of KOflt^d).
EKduTtaaa, -as, -£» 1 a. ind. act. of
KOjJurd^u).
'Ekovo, and KtKova, Poet, for £kto-
va, per. ind." mid. of ktuvw.
Ek6vicct£v, Poet, for £k6vig£, 3 sin.
1 a. ind. act. of kovi^u.
'Ekovti and 'EkSvttjv, (fr. f/cwv
willing) of himself, freely, will-
ingly, voluntarily, naturally ; for
the sake of, on account of.
EKdiraca, -as, -e or -£v, 1 a. ind.
act. oficoTrdQu).
EkSittjv, -rjs, -v, 2 a. ind. pass. —
'Ekotttov, in 3 sin. by Apos.
'Ekottt, impf. act. of k6ttt<j).
EKoiriaca, -as, -£ or £v, 1 a. ind.
act. of KOTzidu).
'Ekotttov, -£s, -£, act. — Ek6tttovto,
3 pi. impf. pass, of k6tttu).
EKoivddtjv, -tjs, -tj, 1 a. ind. pass, of
KOTidd).
EKooeo-Qrjv, -tjs, -tj, 1 *• ind- pass
— Enopiacaro, Poet, for zKcpi-
caro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of
KOpiO).
EK6pvacov, -£s, -£ or £v, impf. act.
OI K0pVO0-0).
EK6cjit]G^v, Bceot. for wocurjOriaav,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass. — EKocfirjo-a,
-as, -t, 3 pi. -car, 1 a. ind. act.
— Ek6guow, 1 sin. or 3 pi. cont.
impf. act. of Koa/xiw.
'EKovaa, fern, of tK&v.
'EKovuid^ouai, (fr. Ikovgios sponta-
neous) to act, do or obey readily ;
to offer or sacrifice willingly.
'EKovcriaaubs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
free-will offering.
Ekovctios, -ov, b, fj, (fr. fVuv (will-
ing) spontaneous, natural, of it-
self, willing, ready, voluntary.
to (Kovaiov, free-will. Kar' £kov-
atov, willingly.
'Ekovciws, (fr. last) freely, readily,
willingly.
'EKirayy for tKizayXa or tKTtayXov,
same as sjordyAwj.
Ektt ayXiojxai -ovfjai, (fr. next) an
Ion. and Poet, verb, same as
£K7rX>/cro-o^a<, see EKirXrjco-u).
'EK-nay\os, -ov, b, i), (by Metath.
fr. £K-X>/<7o-w to terrify) horrible,
terrible, dreadful, frightful ;
awful, stupendous ; vehement,
violent, fierce, comp. £KTxay\6T£-
pos, sup. -draTOS.
EK-rray\6TaT for £Kvay\6rar£, v.
sin. sup. of last.
EK-dy\ws, (fr- same) horribly ,
dreadfully, frightfully ;
terribly
exceedingly, extremely,
EKizaOris, -tos -ovs, b, ft, (fr. £k
from, and zrddos feeling) unhurt,
uninjured, unaffected ; sound,
XdjSwo-a, -as, -t, act. 1 a. ind. ofl whole, entire. Or (fr. £k intens.
/coXo)3(5a). j and same) easily or much af-
E»cdXwa, 3 sin. impf. act. cont. fected, moved or touched; in-
of <eoXo)dw. 1 censed, irritated.
A a (185)
EKn
EK-Kaifcxm, f. -£vau, (fr. ik intens.
and -Kailvom to educate) to erfu-
cate entirely, bring up, rearf
train, instruct; to inculcate, in-
form, impress.
EKtiaicbdo-o-w, (fr. same, and irai-
(pdo-au) to roll the eyes) to rave,
rage, be furious ; to rush, run
headlong, attack furiously.
'EKnaXai, (fr. same, and ndXai for-
merly) of old, long ago, in an-
cient limes, long since.
EKTravu), f. -co), (fr. same, and rraHa
to stop) to hinder ; to put an end
to, finish. EKiravonai, to cease,
give over, leave off, desist ; to be
quiet, rest, repose.
EKTT£ipd£io and EKitupdw -5, f.
-ao-u), p. £KTr£TT£ipaKa, (fr. same,
and ir£ipd£d) or -dw to try) to at-
tempt, essay, endeavour, try ; to
prove, experience. 1 a. ind. act.
e&ictipaca.
EK-neuTTit), f. -xj.(o, (fr. £k from, and
TTf^rw to send) to send off or out,
despatch; to convoy, conduct. 1
a. ind. act. e%£7T£u\pa. per. pass.
m£KTri-K£ufiai, -Tai, -Ttrai. 1 a.
pass. ind. £^£i:iu<pBriv.
EKTr^dds, -uoa, -iv, n. pi. -0/v-
T£s, par. 1 a. pass, of last.
EKTT£ir\-fip(aica, -as, -£, per. ind. act.
of £Kir\ijp6u:.
EKir£iiX}j^6ai, per. inf. pass, of £k-
7rX?/<rcra).
EKiz£ir6pv£VKa, per. ind. act. of «-
TT0pV£VU).
EKTT£Tr6rdo-ai,1Dor. for £Ki:£ir6Tvaai,
2 sin. per. ind. pass, of wrro-
rdofiai.
EKn£irTaiihu>s, (fr. fKirE-KTafihos,
par. per. pass, of EKTrirofiai to
fly abroad) loosely, disorderly,
irregularly ; prodigally, profuse-
ly, immoderately.
EKviTTTWKa, -as, -e or -£v, per. ind.
act. — Ekttecuv, 2 a. inf. act. —
EKTrio~r)T£, -cwai, 2 and 3 pi. 2
a. sub. act. of ektzittto).
EKiTzpaidb) -w, (fr. £k from, and
irepatdw to pass over) to lead,
conduct or carry over, convey ;
to go, pass or cross over.
EKirepdo) -w, f. -dau>, (fr. same,
and Trepdu) to pass over) to send
or make pass over ; to convey or
carry out or over; to go out,
depart.
EK-£pc~iKi£w, (fr. £K intens. and
TripSil; a partridge) to entrap, de-
ceive, beguile; to 'jalk, disap-
point, s{ip from, escape wilily.
EKiripOu), f. £KTripao), (fr. same, and
TepOo) to "waste) to subvert, over-
turn, overthrow, destroy ; to lay
waste, plunder. 1 f. ind. 3 pi.
by Apos. £KTT(paova\ 1 a. act.
ind. E^tTrepca- sub. EKiripau), 3 pi.
by Apos. zKTripawa. 2 a. ind.
act. eli-KapQov, by Metoth. £#-
irpaBov. 2 f. ind. act. £K.~ap9S>,
by Metath. unpads, per. ind.
mid. £KTtiiropa.
EKTzep'ip^ouai, f. -fXa'tro^at, (U\
same, nepl about, and ip^ofia: ta
go) to go round oJiout, environ,
encompass.
EKn
^Krtptropciouai, f. -ciaouai, (fr.
same, and n-opcvw to go) to pass
over from, come from tlience ; to
pass or come out through; to
surround, go round about, sur-
vey.
E.Kirtpi<Tabs, -f), -bv, (fr. same, and
irepiaadi superfluous) quite su-
perfluous, very abundant, exu-
berant.
EKiripaai, 1 a. act. inf. — Etc-trip-
aavr, for trripaavri, d. sin. or
for tKiriponvra, a. sin. or neut.
pi. of ttciripoas, par. 1 a. act. of
CKnipdu).
'Ekitcoc, Ion. for c^iizcac, 3 sin. 2
a. act. ind. — E«w£*N, 3 pi. Ek-
■niauxsi, sub. — Enrtscic, inf. —
Ekkcowv, par. oi tKTriirru.
E«~< ra'j'vu/u, E*-£r<io) -<L or E«C7rc-
Ta£u), f. Cdrcrdfft^ (fr. « out,
and rtrdmntut to spread) to ex-
pa;i'/, s/>r,ad or stretch out, open
wide, dilate, frtiwl.
J^Kxirouai, (fr. same, and rirouai
to fly) <o ^ ou* or from, fly
away.
EKiriru, obs. see tKnlirrut.
TLtcrrifpacruai, -<rat, -arai, per. ind.
. of CKcppd^Q).
KKTT(<pvica, ind. — Ekitc<Pvku)s, par.
L — E/c-
7T£0u(Js, pir. per. mid. in n. pi.
fern. Exntipwlai, of tKiftvia.
EjCWnidu -u», (fr. ck from, an.l -,,-
Sdut to sprii, ring or
*/art up or 0Ui a/"; to rush, go
nut hastily, ] a. art. ind. c$l-i',-
6r)oa' par. tmrnifjeaf.
JLKirnviclrai, Alt. lor tKirnvlacrai, 3
sin. 1 f. mid. of
"Ekx>w£u>, f. -<'o-o>, (fr. « from, and
«■/}»•<>? a warp) to spin out; to
extract, elicit, unravel. 1 f. Att.
CKirnvtCi, -£??, -ci.
EkitiI^u, f. -/ffui, p. cKircrlcKa, (fr.
same, and rtl$M to press) <o
U or /j/vj.s out, express, ex-
tract ; to bear, thrust or weigh
down ; to o
E*CTi«roajVu>, f. -avd, p. CKircirlKpay-
K<i, tr. £«c intens. and niKpalvii),
which see.
EkttiVw, f. -iroWo), p. tKirtTTwica, (fr.
same, and r£y« to drink) *o
aVtnA up, swallow, drain ; to
drink to excess ; to soak, im-
bibe.
J£,KiritrTCi, 3 sin. — EKviirrovres, n.
pi. par. pres. act. of
EktTITTTOJ, f. -TTT(OITU), p. CKZCTTTWKa,
(fr. etc from, and irtirru to fall) to
fall off, from or out. of; to miss,
lose, be thrust out or banished,
he hurled, thrown or precipitated
from ; to degenerate, fall off,
grow worse, fail, fall avmy, cease,
be abolished; to turn aside, be
driven out of course ; to forget,
drop, let slip; to escape, break\
out, burst forth, be uttered. 2 a. I
act. ind. e^iirccov sub. tK-iaioA
n$, -n, in 3 pi. tK-n-eauzi.
ExTrXay&t;, -t~aa, -h>, par. 2 a.
pass, of acnXfiffGij).
EKirXidpov, -ov, rb, (fr. ck intens. j
and rfSiQpov an acre) an acre]
EKn
and more, above an acre. Adj.
exceeding, exorbitant, excessive.
E«c7rA£0p(£w, (fr. last) to run the
i:\iOpov ; to exceed, surpass, go
beyond bounds.
E/cn-At/ou, Poet, for enrXfcv,£. of
'E/cttAw, -a, -ov, (fr. U
and irXios full) quite full, ubun-
dant, comnl
EK-rrXcvaai, 1 a. inf. act. of
EactA/o), f. -cvou), (fr. ck from, and
irA/w to sail) to sail out or from ;
to sail through, finish a voyuge,
arrive, impf. act. tt-inXcov -ovv,
-u% -tic, -hi -tl. 1 a. act. ind.
t^iirXcvaa' inf. tKirXtvoai.
'EkitXcus, -w, 6, h, Att. for Ac-
ttA£0{.
EKirAr/KTfrcdc, -»";, -dv, (fr. ckttXi'ioou)
to terrify) striking, off
surprising; awful, severe; hor-
rible, terrible, dreadful.
EtcTT\t]icTbi, -ov, b, tj, (fr. same)
struck, am
'EffirXwfj -ioi, Att. -twe, f), (fr.
■UMj astnitishmi nt, amnzumnt,
L consternation ; fear, ter-
ror, fright.
E*-A)/pdo) -w, f. -wow, p. -utKn, (fr.
C* intens. and rA^pow to (ill) Co
,/?// u/; ,• to fulfil, eompUtt ,
p/j.s/i. 1 a. act. ind. t^titXfipmaa.
per. pass. tK-c-Xi'ipwuat.
Exir\f}pw9i;, -tos, Att. -cms, fj, (fr.
last) a filling u/i ; completion,
fulfilment, accomplishment, a.
pbxrtv.
Ek~'\>'i(j<tco, Ion. for £(cjrAj7<r<rou,
(ires, iiupr. p
EfrAiyffffw or -rrw, f. -^fu>, p. r#c-
TTfTrXriKa, (fr. r»c intens. and
»A>/ffffw to strike) /o fteo/ or drive
out, force out by blows, extract as
it were by force ; to affect or
move strongly, strike with sur-
prise, astonish ; to terrify, af-
fright, scare, daunt, frighten.
EK-rr\ii<Taouai, to wonder ; to fear,
dread ; to be struck with sur-
prise, &c. par. pres. pass, ck-
r:\n<T(T6u£vos.
EKir\r'iTTta9ai, pres. inf. pass, of
last.
'EkttAoo? -ovs, -6ov -ou, b, r), (fr.
CKTr\ioi to sail out) an expedition ;
setting out, proceeding on a voy-
age, setting sail, weighing an-
chor ; an encounter, charge in a
sea fight.
Ektt\vvu), f. -tivS, (fr. ck from, and
irXiivia to wash) to wash out,
tvash thoroughly.
Ektt\u>u), f. -wow, (fr. same, and
irAww to sail) to sail forth, set
sail, go abroad; to wander in
mind, rave. 1 a. par. act. tKirAui-
<ra?.
'Eicitvzvffis, -tog, Att. -£w?, r), (fr.
next) a breath, breathing forth ;
decease, death.
Eicnviu), f. -ivffo), p. -evKa, (fr. ck
forth, and irvrta to breathe) to
breathe out, respire ; to expire,
die.
Etcnofiibv, (fr. tK from, and ttous the
foot) far, afar, far off.
E*c7ro(£u) -w, f. -iicrti), (fr. ik intens.
(186)
EKn
and rotfM to ni;iM') to effect,
complete ; t* sii//ic, , )„
Capable. Or, (l'r. ck from) to
put out, from or an ut/ ; to alie-
nate, transfer, make over or give
up to another; to uithdrair, re-
• inviy mray.
EKTToinati, -tos, Att. -twf, i), (fi*.
last) a discharge, vent,
sum ; a transfir, alien,*:
nmiid.
EKvoinroi, -ov, b, n, (fr.
.
ailojiteil.
EKiro\tfiiu> -w, f. -»/ffoj, and Kktto
Xcftdu) -u>, f. -(i(7u», (fr. CK Ultt ns
and -dXipos war) to Wage, ftV
voke or excite war ; to a
vanquish, subdue ; to take by
sturm, carry by assault.
EKiroXiopKiw -&, f. -t'lau), (fr. same,
and KoXtopKf'u) to besiege) to take
by si, •_•( ; to storm, carry by
ult.
Ekttuv(u) -w, f. -t'/cu), (fr. same,
and rovim to toil) to effect lit/ <H-
Hgenee, bring about, work out;
to labour, take poins, endeavour J
to cultivate, practise, >
study f to train or rear in hard-
ship ; to endure, bear, suffer,
undergo.
EKiropcvcrat, -ovrai, 3 sin. and pi.
pres. ind. mid. of
EKiropciu), f. -cveru), p. -cvku, (fr.
ck from, and 7ropct'>u> to pass) to
,rth with, bring, convey or
conduct over. EKropevouai, to go
from or mrny, depart, set out ; to
go out of, land, disembark, pres.
inipr. mid. CKiropcvov, -iaOw.
EKiropQ(u) -w,f. -7/o-w, (fr. ck intens.
and irooQiu) to waste) to destroy,
lay waste, ravage ; to pillage,
plunder ; to take prisoner, carry
away captive.
EKiropityi), f. -tVw, p. -oca, (fr.
same, and wop/^w to provide) to
find out, invent, devise, discover;
to purchase, procure, gain, get,
prepare, provide ; to supply, af-
ford, yield.
EKiropvcvaaaai, n. pi. fern. par. 1
a. act. of
EKTTopvtuo), f. -cvoio, \>. -cvKa, (fr.
same, and nopvevu) to fornicate)
to commit gross lewdness, forni-
cate habitually, prostitute. 1 a.
act. ind. c\t-rs6pvcvoa.
EKTroriofiai or EKirordouai, (fr. ik
from, and nirouai to fly) same
as CKTcrouai.
EKupdKTiii, -ov, 6, (fr. next) an
exacter, tax gatherer, collector.
E/crpao-CTO) or -rria, f. -£o), (fr. tr
intens. and irpdccm to do) to
perfect, finish,- complete ; to ef-
fect, gain, prevail ; to extort, de-
mand; to collect taxes.
EKirptTzfis, -/of -ovi, 6, '), (fr. samr,
an rrcfVo) to become) graceful,
elegant ; excellent, remarkabh,
conspicuous. Also, (fr. ck from/
indecorous, unseemly, unbecom-
ing.
Eicirptauai, (fr. ck out, and itpiauat
to buy) to buy out, purchase.
EKP
discharge ; to bribe, corrupt, pres.
inf. mid. tK-nplaabai.
Exirpidw -S>, (fr. same) to buy out,
redeem ; to buy off, bribe.
EKTTpoAefrro), f. -d-w, (fr. ck from,
ivpd before, and Asnrw to leave)
to leave totally, quit, forsake,
abandon; to leave off entirely.
2 a. act. ind. tiexpoiXiirov opt.
iKTrpoKiiroijii, -ots, -01' par. ck-
irpo\miav, n. pi. eKirpo\nr6vTcs.
Eicnpoytu, f. -tvou, (fr. ck from,
and Trpoyiu) to pour forth) to
pour out, empty, spill, shed; to
disembogue, discharge.
RKirrdu) -w, (fr. same, and Trraw to
fly) to fiy off, from or away ;
to flit by, pass off quickly ; to es-
cape.
Ekttto£u) -w, f. -f)cw, fr. ck intens.
and itToiu), which see.
Ek7tt<5(!), (fr. same, and ixt6w obs.)
see tKirinru).
Ektttvu), f. -vara, p. eKiriirrvKa, (fr.
ck from, and irrvu) to spit) to
spit out; to jet, spout out; to
reject, refuse, slight ; to dislike,
loathe, abhor. 1 a. act. ind. c^iir-
rvaa.
"EKirToxris, -ios, Att. -ewj, tj, (fr.
ckitt6u), for cKtriirTu) to fail) a
falling off, failure, deem' ; ca-
lamity, misfortune, trouble, ad-
versity, distress; expulsion, ba-
nishment.
'Ektttojtos, -ov, b, >'/, (fr. same)
fallen, failed, decayed.
KK^wddvofxai, fr. ck intens. and
nvvOdvouai, which see.
"EKzvpdu) -u>, f. -wffo), (fr. same, and
irvp6u> to burn) to set on fire,
kindle, light up ; to inflame, ir-
ritate ; to burn out, burn away
totally.
'EK77 ucros, -ov, b, >/, (fr. EKTTwdd-
vouat t» hear) heard, known;
listened or attended to, regarded.
"E.KT.o)jxa, -uros, to, (fr. ckttivw to
dr.nk out of) a cup, bowl, glass
or other drinking vessel.
EKpdxvdcv, Bceot. for cKpadvOrjaav,
3 pi. 1 a. pass, of Kpaiaivw.
'EKpdya, per. ind. mid 'E*pa£a,
1 a. ind. act. of Kpd£u).
EKpayfivai, inf. — EKpayds, par. 2
a. pass. ofcKpfjyvvut' or of/cpa£w.
'E*pa£cv, impf. — 'E>cpa£a, 1 a.
ind. act. of/cpa£;,.
EKparjva, Dor. iCv zw'wva, 1 a
ind. act. of KpcuaiK:
TS.Kpddt]v, by Sync, for cKcpdt/rji 1
a. ind. pass, of Kcpdvvui.
EKPaiaivov, -cs, -c, impf. act. —
~E.Kpadv9t)v, -rjs, -rj, 1 a. ind.
pass, of Kpaiaivw.
EKparaiovro, 3 sin. cont. impf.
pass, of Kparatdu).
E*q irtjoa, 1 a. ind. act. — E/rpa-
tovvto, 3 pi. cont. impf. pass, of
Kpariw.
EKpavyaaa, -as, -t, 3 pi. -arav, 1 a.
ind. act. of Kpavyd^w.
EKptfiaSov, -£?,'-£, 2 a. ind. act. of
/cps/ia^w, same as Kpcfjidu).
EKpc/xdntiv, 2 sin. EKpiuctoq, Ion.
EKpffiao and Att. EKpifito, impf.
pass. — EKpef.tdoQ>ii', 1 a. ind.
EK2
pass, of Kpiuauai, same as /cpe
//aw, which see.
Expioy, f. -£uo-w, (fr. « out, and
pew to flow) to run out, leak,
overflow ; to slip or slide away ;
to fall away, decay.
'Expyyua, -dros, t&, (fr. next) a
precipice, cliff, crag; a rut;
an obstacle, difficulty ; a break-
ing out or bursting forth of wa-
ter.
EKprjywui, f. -prjfa, (fr. ck out, and
pfiyvvui to break) to break out,
make a breach or opening; to
break loose, escape ; to burst, fall
asunder.
EKp>']j]va, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
Kpaiaivu).
'EKpjjva, Att. for eKpava, 1 a. ind.
act. of Kpaivu).
'EKpiyov, -cs, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
Kpj'^to.
EKpi^do) -C, f. -wo-w, p. c^cppi^wKa
(fr. ck out, and pi$a a root) to
pluck up by the root, root out ; to
eradicate, utterly destroy. 1 a
act. ind. c^eppi^uxra- impr. cKpi-
facov sub. cKpiQuxru). 1 a. pass
ind. c^cppi^wdrjv.
EKpi£u>9r,Ti, 1 a. impr. — E*p<£w-
Orjaouat, -rj, -crat, 1 f. ind. pass.
— EKpi^uOivra, neut. pi. par. 1
a. pass. — EKpifao~t)Te, 2 pi. 1 a.
sub. act. of last.
EKpiBriv and, Poet, for aircKplOrjv,
1 a. ind. pass, of aitoKpivojiai.
EKpiQncav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass. —
'EKpiva, 1 a. ind. act. — E/cpi-
j>ar', for cKpivaro, 3 sin. of E*pt-
vdurjv, 1 a. ind. mid. — 'E/cpt-
vov,-cs, -£, impf. act. of/cptvw.
EKpivocav, LXX. for tKpivov, 3 pi.
2 a. ind. act. of same.
EKphrro), f. -d. w, (fr. ck from, and
pjVru) to throw) to throw or fling
away ; to abandon, cast off, turn
out, banish ; to reject.
'EKpupis, -ios, Att. -cojs, p, (fr.
last ) a throwing out ; casting off,
abandonment ; rejection.
EKpofi, -rjs, f), and 'E/cpoo?, -ov, b,
(fr. cKpcu) to leak) a discharge ;
a flowing or streaming out,
leak.
EKpovcr6r)v, pass. — EKpovo-durjv, 2
sin. E>cpouo-w, 1 a. ind. mid. of
KpOVUi.
E«pv/?r;v,->7?, -v, pass. — 'EKpvfiov,
-cs, -£, act. 2 a. ind. — 'E*-pu7r-
tov, -£?,-£, impf. act. — 'EKpv(f>a,
Att. for KtKpv<pa, -as, -t, per. ind.
mid. — "EKpvxpa, -as, -c, 1 a,
ind. act. of Kpvirra).
EKpvcu) -w, f. -pvnaru), p. c^cppvi/Ka,
(fr. ck out, and pvcu) to flow) to
flow, run or stream out, leak ; to
flow away, escape.
'EKpvais, -cos, Att. -cu)s, »/, (fr.
same) a discharge, efflux, flow-
ing or running out.
'EKpvxpa, 1 a. ind. act. of Kpi-nru).
EKo-apKl£w, f. -taui, (fr. ck from,
anil capKi^w to strip the flesh)
to cut or tear off the flesh ; to
cut in pieces, mangle ; to quar-
ter.
Ekc-c(u), (fr. same, and ax(w to
(187)
EKT
shake) to shake off, cast off, r«
ject, disdain, drive away.
EKGKpovi^u), f. -ftrw, (fr. same, and
oi<p<>)v a syphon) to empty by a
syphon, pipe or cock; to drvin,
exhaust.
EKffKtWu), f. -c\&, p. d-iffKXnKa,
(fr. same, and okcWu to dry) to
dry up, parch, scorch.
EKCKcvd^ui, f. -daw, p. c^coKcvaKa,
(fr. same, and oaua^co to pre-
pare) to pack up or prepare to go
abroad; to export, carry out, con-
vey away.
EKoudu) -5, (fr. same, and oudu> to
wipe) to wipe out, wash off,
clean, purify.
Ek<to(3cw -w, f. -/7<to>, (fr. same,
and cofiiw to drve) to remove,
turn or drive out, expel.
EKoirdu) -w, f. -dow, (fr. same,
and cnd(a to draw) to draw,
pluck, pull or root out ; to deli-
ver, rescue.
EKo-rrcpuariQij), f. -ftrw, (fr. same,
and o-titpuaTL^u to sow) to throw
forth, bear or produce seed
EkottovSos, -ov, b, }), (fr. ck from,
and a-xov&ri a libation) not allied,
unconnected, not united by treaty;
faithless, treacherous, not to be
bound by treaties; a stranger ;
an enemy.
'EKo-Td8ios,-ov, b, fi, (fr. tf six, and
crdSiov a furlong) of six furlongs.
'EKorraats, -ios, Att. -£wj, r), (fr. c£-
io-rriui to astonish) an ecstacy,
rapture, distraction of mind ;
wonder, admiration, astonish-
ment, amazement, horror; a
deep sleep, trance, d. cKardaci.
EKO-TariKOS, -fit -ov, (fr. last)
amazed, astonished; entranced,
enraptured, inspired ; ecstatic,
furious, distracted.
EKo-Tcpcdui -G>, (fr. ck intens. and
0T£p£<5w to strengthen) to make
very strong; to establish, con-
firm.
Ekctc^xi), f. -xpeo, (fr. ck intens. and
GTz<pu> to crown) to put on a
crown or garland, to crown.
Or, (fr. ck from) to strip or de-
prive of a crown; to empty, eot-
haust, drain..
EKGTpayyi^u), f. -to-u), fr. same, and
arpayyi^w, which see.
EKcrparcvut, f. -alo-w, (fr. same,
and o-Tparcvb) to serve m war) to
go out to battle or on an expedi-
tion ; to invade.
EKOTparo-neSevu), f. -£t5<rw, fr. same,
and arparoTTcScvu), which see.
EKorpf'^w, f. -xpu, p. drco-Tpefa, (fr
same, and arpecpu) to turn) to
turn inside out or upside down,
invert; to overturn, overthrow,
subvert; to pervert, corrupt; to
change, alter, per. pass. e$l-
orpauuat, -xpai, -irrai.
Ekcvp'iCu), f. -Ytxo), (fr. ck out, and
crvpl^u) to hiss) to hiss out or off,
explode.
£k(tw(u>, f. -<rco, (fr. ck intens. and
c-to£w to save) to preserve, rescue,
deliver, release.
Ektu, Dor. for 6ctt?, 3 sin. of
EKT
TLktvv, -is, -n, 2 a. ind. act. of
KTfim, same as ktiIvw. Or, by
Apoc. for Uravt, 3 sin. of itcra-
vov, -ts, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of
KTtlvU).
'Exrayica, Poet, for iKraKa, per.
ait. of same.
EKTatrjr, and EktuMv, (fr. next) a/
tm<:tii, slnt'/iul out.
E>KTaSios, -ov, b, i), (fr. CKrelvo) to
stretch) slrttrhul (l,,t, ext< ndcd,
laid at length; extensive, large.
EktuOus, -claa, -<i', par. — Ekto-
fljjvat, inf. 1 a. pass, of tKTttvti.
'EKradtv, and 'EKravQcv, Bceot. for
tKrdOnaav, and tKrdvQnaav, 3 pi.
of E*ra'0>7>' or Evrdrtf/jr, -ns,-V,
1 a. ind. p&M. — 'Kcrtfl
ind. act. — 'E<cra/iai or -appat,
per. ind. pass. — E»cra'iOui, per.
inf. pass. — EKrapivos, KB
<craimos,pcr. par. pass. — 'Ek-
ravov, -ts, -c, 2 a. ind. act. of
KTt'lVUi.
~E.Krdunv, 2 a. ind. mid. of *r?j/*i,
-tvu).
E<crd/i^ffi, by Ion. Parag. for iktol-
fiy, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. act. oftKrifi-
vu).
EMvi'/Mflffi, by same, for cktuuvji,
prrs. sub. of f/cr(i//v(iv
Dor. for cKTtftvu)' or Poet, for
CKTOfi
i Hunt, far iKraaav, Dor.
for fcrfffavj 3 pi. of Amps -»?ri ->7,
2 a. ind. act ofrrfju. same as
Krtlvu). Or it is by Sync, for
iKTtivav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
same.
EKravvw, and -vut, f. -v<ru>, same
as e<r£tvw.
'E»crafij, -ios, Alt. -£d>f, »/, (fr. tK-
rddo-w to array) array, onhr of
battle ; regularity, method, order.
E«Tdpa£is, -ios, Att. -£o>5, »;> (fr.
next) disturbance, trou'dc, dis-
order, confusion.
EKraodaaw or -rrto, f. -£w, p. ekte-
rdpa^a, (fr. u intens. and ra-
pdaau) to disturb) to confuse, dis-
order ; to confound, distract,
perplex. 1 a. ind. act. t^trdoa^a.
"E.KTa$, by Sync, for txrclvas, par.
1 a. act. of KTuvut' or par. of
iKrnv, 2 a. act. of kttjui, for
same.
"EKTavis, -ios, Att. -£w?, ^, (fr.
£>cr£^vu to stretch) extension,
length ; a lengthening, stretch-
ing; a staff or rod.
E/craVo-cu or-rTW, f. -£w, (fr. ek in-
tens. and rdaaw to dispose) to
array, marshal, set in order of
battle; to enrol, levy; to regu-
late, order, arrange ; to draw or
line out.
'EKrdfxnv, -aao, -aro, pper. pass.
Of KTtlVO).
Ekt&ctu), Dor. for cktvow, 2 sin. 1
a. ind. mid. of Kraopai.
Enrcarat, and Exriaro, Ion. for
tKTnvTai, and tKrnvro, 3 pi. of
tKrrjuai, and tKrypnv, Ion. or
Att. for KiKrnuat, per. ind.
pass, and tKtKTr/unv, pper. pass.
of Krdouat.
EktiBhs, -«ftra, -tv, a. sin. and
EKT
neut. pi. E*T£0ara, par. 1 a.
pass. oftKTlOnui.
EKTcdpa^fiivoi, par. per. pass, of
EKTtivas, -aaa, -av, par. — 'Ektu-
vov, -arm, impr. 1 a. act. of
tKTtll'U).
Ektuvus, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a. art.
— 'E*r£jvov, -ts, -£, impf. — Ek-
rtivtiv, inf. — ^2.Knivtii, ind.
pres. 2 sin. of cktlIvu.
Ektiivu), f. -tvu>, p. tKriraKa. (fr.
£<cfrom, and rtivio to stretch) :o
extend, stretch out, continue,
It ng then, i nlurgc ; to draw forth,
ftaa
E*rt\ioir , for tKTtXioirt, 2 pi.
pn s. opt. act. — EKrt\foais,
jEoL for aerih'ioas, par. 1 a.
■4 t. of cktcXiu).
EicrcXcvTiioci, Dor. for cktc^cvttj-
att, 3 sin. 1 f. act. of
E«cr£X£urdw -u>, f. -f)Ou, fr. £k in-
t« n<. and rcXcvrdu), win.
EKrfXtw -u>, f. -*'ew, p. tKTtrt'Xtica,
(fr. same, and rc\lu to finish)
(0 rmi)j,l>l. , finish,
bring to a etmebuio* ; to
phsft, fulfd ; to draw out, *i>cnd
or ]i(ix* tune. 1 a. act. ind. tl-c-
ri\cca' sub. cKTtXlao)' inf. cktc-
\ttrai.
KxrcXfii, -ios -oPi, b, i'i, (fr. same,
and ri\os the end) perfect, finish-
■<ln!, rompUti ; ripe; full-
grown.
Ektiuvu>, f. -£/i<3,p. CKrirjinKa, (fr.
tK out, and rifivd to cut) /o cu/
out or o^-, prune, lop ; to atnpu-
tatr, maim, castrate. 2 a. ind.
act. c^f'rd/iov.
E*T£v£»a, -as, !), (fr. crrc'tuo to ex-
t«Mid) perpetuity, continuance,
duration.
TLKTiviartaov, (^neut. of comp. of
next) more intensely, more ear-
nestly, more diligently.
Etcrnos, -ios -oT's, b, >/, (fr. same)
intense, intent, attentive, assidu-
ous, diligent, industrious ; care-
ful, watchful, awalte; constant,
continual, perpetual, perennial.
a. sin. cont. ticrevr}. Comp.
tKTtviortpos, sup. -io-rarus.
EktcvG), -e?$, -£i, 1 f. ind. act. of
CKTCtrOl.
Ektcv&s, (fr. CKvevfis, intense)
greatly, exceedingly ; vehement-
ly, earnestly, eagerly, attentively,
diligently ; largely, liberally; in
full, prolixly, tediously.
EKrios, -a,-ov, {fr. i%w to have) to
be held, kept, must be retained,
must hold.
"Earn, fern, of Zktos-
Ekt/jkio, f. -£w, (fr. ik intens. and
TfjKUi to melt) to melt aivay,
waste, consume, pine.
'Eicrnuai, -cat, -rai, EKrTicdai, Ek-
rnuivos, Ion. or Att. for iciicrnuai,
ind. KEKTrjo-Qai, inf. and KtKrn^i-
vos, par. per. pass, of Krdopai.
'Ektt/v, -ns, -n, 2 a. ind. act. of
KTiim, same as icrrivia. Or, 2
a. ind. pass, of tcrdouai.
Eicrncsdunv, -o), -aro, 3 pi. turf)-
o-avro, 1 a. ind. mid. of Kraofiai.
(188)
EKT
EKrtOr/ui, f. £K0>/<r(i>, p. ttcriflciKa,
(fr. cjc out, and rMnfu to put) to
put out, expose, abandon} to set
forth, shou; d
plain,
'EktVkt), -T]s, f), (fern, of not) a
hectic fever.
'Exrlicbs, -fl, -bv, (fr. t^w to have)
hiihitual, constitutional ; custom-
ary, usual; subject to a la
Ektiktw, 1 f. mid. -ri^ouai, (fr. tx
forth, and tiktu) to produce) to
bear, breed, bring forth ; to
proiluce, put forth, utt. .
lish.
E*:r/XX(i),f. -t\a, p. tKriri^Ka, (fr.
same, and tj'XAw to pluck) to
pluck up or out; to root out,
i radicate.
EKTtfidu) -u>, f. -;)ctw, (fr. ck intrns.
and T(/((/w to honour) to honour
or esteem highly ; to respect, re-
■ , wotthtp,
'EktIuos, -ov, 6, f), (fr. ck from,
and Tifjfi honour) unkmouretL
nut est, mud, little valued, indif-
ferent.
EKTivayfibs, -ov, b, (fr. next) a
shaking n/T or out, cracualion.
EKTiva(diuvos,-Vi-o\', par. — E/c-
Tivaq* -, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act.
of
EKTivdaao), f. -fa>, (fr. ck from,
and rivdaaui to shake) to shake
from or off, brush away ; to dash
or strike out. 1 a. act. ind. t^trl-
val-a' impr. tKrlva^ov, -drw, 2 pi.
tKTivd^an. 1 a. mid. ind. t^irt-
va^durjv.
Ektivvvo) and -vvvui, (fr. tK intens.
and rivvvu to pay for) same as
EktIvuj, (fr. same, and rlvu) to pu-
nish) to pay, fulfil, elischarge;
to suffer, pay for, expiate,
atone.
'EKrtaa, -as, -t or -tv, act. — Ek-
riaOnv, -ns, -n, pass. 1 a. ind. —
'EKTio-nai, -o~at, -oral, per. ind.
pass, of Kri^u).
'EKriois, -ios, Att. -tois, fit (fr* £*-
rliti to punish ) a elischarge, pay-
ment; expiation, atonement, fine,
penalty.
'EKTiaua, -aros, rb, (fr. same) a
fine, mulct, sentence, decree.
Ektitowgkw,?. zktowou), p. tKrirout-
Ka, (fr. tK out, and rtrpwcjcw to
wound) to miscarry, have an
abortion ; to cause abortion, per.
ind. pass. tKrirp<j>p.ai.
EktI(j>, f. -taw, (fr. tK intens. and
•n'to to punish) to punish severe-
ly, chastise ; to pay for, suffer ;
expiate, atone; to compensate,
recompense; to pay up, pay in
full, discharge.
'EKTo&tv, 'EktoOi, for iKroaOtv and
EKTOadl.
EKroKifa, f. -taia, Att. -id, (fr. «
from, and t6kos interest) to lend
on interest, practise usury.
EKToXfidoj -wT f. -7/o-to, (fr. tK in-
tens. and ro\udu), which see) 1
a. par. act. tKTo\pfiffas-
EAcroXuff£Vto,f. -£v<rto,(fr. same, and
rbAviT£tPj> to wind into a bail) to
EKT
finish, complete, crown, wind up
bring to a conclusion. 1 a. par
act. cKToXvirevcas-
E/cro/i/7, -%s, hi (fr- tttifm to cut
out) a cutting out ; ruin, de
struction, waste.
Eicrofjiias, Ion. Ektouitis and 'Ekto
uos, -ou, b, //, (fr. same) cut out
or off, amputated, maimed, cas-
trated.
EKTOfits, -iSos, />, (fr. same) a cut,
piece, part ; a divider, sharer or
carver. Adj. keen, cutting.
'Etcrova, -as, -e, per. ind. mid. of
KTElVto.
Ekto^cvw, f. -tvuu>, (fr. ejc from,
and toI-evu) to shoot) to shoot
away, empty the quiver ; to ex-
haust, drain ; to bolt or dart
out.
Ektoti^o), f. -To-w, (fr. fame, and
rdvos place) to put out of the
place, remove ; to change place,
travel, go abroad.
EKToirtos, -ov, b, h, (fr. last) a
foreigner, stranger, alien, ex-
tern.
'Ektottos, -ov, b, $, (fr. same) out
of place, strange, unusual, extra-
ordinary.
EktoVw?, (fr. last) extravagantly,
wildly, strangely.
'Ektoq for "EKTopa, a. of "Ektwo.
'EKTOptSns, -ov, b, (fr. same) the
son of Hector.
Ektoov£vu), f. -cvcto, (fr. ek intens.
and ToovEvtit to turn) to turn in a
lathe ; to form, shape, mould.
'Ektos, -t], -ov, (fr. ?f six) the
sixth.
Ekto;, (fr. ek from) outwardly.
EKT
act. E^irpdirov' pass. E^ETpdirnv.
2 f. ind. pass. EKTpa~>iaoj.iai.
EKTpifti, 3 sin. ind.— EnrptyiTL, 2
pi. impr. pres. act. of
EKTpi<pu), f. -xfoi, (fr. ek intens. and
rp{<pu to rear) to nourish, main-',
tuin, support; to bring up, rear,'
educate.
EKTpi^w, f. acdpifa, (fr. £K from,,
and rpi^u) to run) to run out A
rush, sally forth. 2 a. act. ind. !
t^iSpafiov inf. etcSpanclv.
EKTpi(3w, f. -^'w, (fr. ek intens. and
rpiflw to rub) to chafe, fret or
wear av)ay ; to sharpen, whet;
to wear out, waste, spend mise-
rably ; to erase, obliterate; to
strike out, excite. 1 a. inf. act.
EKTpi\pai'2 f. ind. pass. EKrpipt'i-
cofiai.
'Etcrpixpis, -ios, Att. -ews, i'i, (fr.
last) erasure, obliteration, de-
struction; viear, waste; misery,
affliction.
ElCTpOTTII, -rj$, fi, (fr. EKTpETTto to tUITl
aside) a departure, digression;
a turning off, by-path, lane.
'EKrponos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same)
turned aside, perverted, depraved,
immoral, ill conducted ; disa-
greeing, different, discordant.
EKTpo<f>rj, -rjs, {], (fr. EKrpeepw to
rear) nourishment, maintenance,
education.
EKTpvydh) -3, f. -fiaw, (fr. ek in-
tens. and rpvydb) to harvest) to
gather fruits, grain, &c. ; to
bring in harvest or vintage.
EKTOv<j)d(jo -Co, f. -taw, (fr. same,
and rpv<pdw to pamper) to in-
dulge, riot, live luxuriously,
without; beside, except. To £<c-IEKTpc5yw, f. mid. -£o/mi, (fr. same,
and rpciyw to gnaw) to eat away,
consume, corrode.
'EKrpwfxa, -dro;, to, (fr. EKTirpdxr-
K(t> to miscarry) an abortion, mis-
carriage, d. tKTpwfiari.
'EKrpw^i, same as EKTirptooKto.
'Ektvttov, -£j, -e, 2 a. ind. act. of
KTVTEto.
'Ektvttos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. next) im-
pressed, stamped ; express, ex-
actly like, resembling, copied.
Ektvttou) -w, f. -tied), (fr. ek from,
and tvttou) to stamp) to imprint,
impress, stamp, express ; to copy,
represent, portray ; to make,
form, fashion, mould, shape.
EKTVirtoua, -dros, rb, and E*cTt'7rw-
cis, -tog, Att. -£u>s, f), (fr. last)
a stamp, impression, copy ; a re-
semblance, likeness; a carving,
sculpture.
EKTv<p\6(j) -05, f. -uxru;, fr. ek intens.
and rv<p\6ii), which see
EKTv<p\(i)<rts, -ios, Att. -£wj, ^, (fr.
last) a blinding, deprivation of
sight ; blindness.
"EKTup, -opos, b, Hector, the son of
Priam.
EKvSdaaau), Ion. and Poet, for
rdi, the outside. Ektos, ei prj, ex-
cept that, unless.
'EktovQe and 'EktooQev and -Qt, (fr.
last) outside, outwardly, with-
out.
Ektote or 'Ektoce, (fr. same) with-
out, outside.
'Ektote, (fr. ek from, and tote
then) from that time, from
thence.
EKrpdTTE^os, -ov, b, f), (fr. ek from,
and rpdiTE^a a table) put away
or turned from, the table, unfit or
forbidden to be eaten.
EKTpaKiXoici, d. pi. Ion. of
EA.-rpd-£Aoj, -ov, b, f], (fr. ek from,
and rptTTu) to turn) awkward,
uncouth, ugly; hateful, odious,
unlucky, ill-omened.
EKTpdvC), -y$, -?j, 2 a. sub. pass.
— EKTpaiD'ioofiai, -n, -Erai, 3 pi.
-oovrai, 2 f. ind. pass, of EKrpi-
TTto.
EKTpa%ri\i?o), f. -fcra>, (fr. ek from,
and rpa^Xi^w to fling by the
neck) to fling or throw off, un-
horse; to break or dislocate the
neck.
Ektoeizu, f. -rpb), (fr. same, and
rptTTu to turn) to turn, v;rest,\ EKvtdau, 2 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of
pervert ; to mislead, seduce. Ek- KvSdl
TOEironai, to turn from, avoid, EKVK\waa, -a
1 a.
, 3 pi.
shun; to turn of, aside or out' ind. act. of kvkXSu.
of the way ; to disrrcss. par. pres. Ekv\ieto, 3 sin. impf. pass. of/cvXtw.
pass. EKrpEiropEvos, 2 a. ind. ,'EKvpa,-di, and Ion. 'EKvpiu-r\s,h,
(189)
EK*
f a husband,s rnotlicr, mother-in^
law.
"EKi'pos, -ov, 6, a husband's father,
father-in-law.
,'EKvpva, -as, -e, 3 pi. iicvpaav, 1 a.
| ind. act. of Kvpio.
'EKvpuiOyv, -//?, -?/, 1 a. ind. pass.
I Ot KVpOU.
I'EKvipa, -as, -f, 1 a. ind. act. of
j KV-TUl.
EK<paivu), f. -ai'W, p. EKni^ayra, (fr.
ek out, and (paivw to show) to
produce, put forth, spin out,
make manifest ; to publish, de-
clare, dividge. EK<paivopai, to
show or declare one's self, ap-
pear clearly.
'EK<pdvEv, Poet, and Besot, for £^£-
(pdvnvav, 3 pi. 2 a.ind. pass. of last.
EK<pavfis, -ios -oi's, b, >i, (fr. same)
very clear, bright, evident, mani-
fest. ^
EKcpavXi^w and E/c<£>at)ot£o), f. -tew,
(fr. ek intens. and 0avX/^u to
disesteern, th. <pav^os vile) to con-
temn, slight, disregard, despise,
reject ; to debase, undervalue, un-
derrate.
EK<prpifxEv, Ion. for EKibipEiv, pres.
inf act. — Exqjcpovca, fern. par.
pres. act. of
EKcpipw, f. E^oicw, (fr. at out, and
^/pw to carry) to bring, take or
carry end or forth ; to utter, ex-
press, publish, declare ; to blab,
divulge ; to run away with, ceirry
off; to transport, ravish, delight ;
to exceed, run out of boimds ; to
bury, inter. 1 a. act. ind. e^tj-
vEyKa' impr. E^iveyKov par. e^e-
viyKas. 2 a. act. ind. E&vEyKov'
inf. E^EVEyKElV.
EK<p£vyu>, f. -fw, (fr. same, and
(pEvyto to fly) to fly or./?ee away,
escape ; to shun, avoid ; to flow
on, pass by or away ; to fall or
drop from. 2 a. act. ind. E^iepv-
yov sub. EK(pvy<jj. 1 f. mid. EKepEH-
^ofiai,-rj, -Erai, in 1 pi. £K(p£v%6-
fi£9a' and EKepEvJ-ov/xai, -^,-EiTai.
per. mid. Ewziepvya.
EKipofifU) -to, f. -rjc-to, p. £K1T£(p6J3T]-
Ka, (fr. ek intens. and epofiito to
terrify) to put in great fear, af-
fright, frighten, scare, intimi-
date. EKcpofieojiai -ovfjiai, to fear,
dreael, shun. 1 a. ind. act. £^£-
(pdfino-a.
'EKcpoffos, -ov, b,f), (fr. last) terri-
fied, frightened, affrighted;
alarmed,, troubled, astonished.
EK<popa, -as, )}, (fr. £K<popito to carry
out) a carrying out, exportation;
transportation ; a burial; publi-
cation, declaration; speed, impe-
tuosity.
EKepopito -w, f. ->7crw, (fr. ek out, and
epopito to carry) to carry out, ex-
port; to throw or cast out; to
bury.
EK<p6piov,-ov, to, (fr. last) product,
produce, fruits, grain.
'EKepopos, -ov, 6, f), (fr. same) ex-
ported, carried out, put forth ;
published, elivulged, proclaimed ;
struck, smitten, moved, carried or
hurried away, frantic.
EKX
%K<f>pd£d>, f. -<tu>, p. -Ka, (fr. CK ltl-
tens. and <ppd\ia to speak) to
apeak out, (lecture plainly; to
deliver, speak eloipiently ; to nar-
rate, relate at length ; to repeat,
rehearse, discourse, par. pres.
act. cK<ppd£u)v. 2 a. ind. act. c$c-
tppaSov. par. pres. pass. cK<ppa%6-
fjtvoi. per. mid. cKniQpaSa.
'EK<Ppaais, -ios, Att. -cms, >/, (fr.
last) a speaking out, declara-
tion, acknowledgment ; a descrip-
tion.
Eiccppaffrios, -a, -ov, (fr. same)
to be declared, ought to be ac-
knowledged, &c.
E)«Ppri(j), Ion. for cK<pipuj.
E*c0povri^w, f. -7<ru), (fr. ck intens.
and tppot/Ti^io to curt) to ponder,
revolve, consider, think ft
Or, (fr. ck from) to disregard,
slight, negi$at,
"EKibvyt, Ion. for c&Qvyc, 3 sin. 2
a. mil. act. — Ex<pvyc7v, inf. —
E(C(/»<5yu»(j(, 3 pi. sub. I a. act. of
iK<pcvyu).
ExAvpo), to befoul, defile, pollute,
illliniirli.
EK(f>vodu> -w, f. -t'i<TU), (fr. ck out,
and cjvmiu) to l>ln\v) to blow uj>,
Jill with uir ; to pi//f, pant,
■ :> In ni ill/, snore. M
act. extpvciiuv -ni'.
EkQvC), -ns, -ii, pres. sul>. act. of
EKipvu) or -i/ii, I. -vou>, p. cKiriipv-
kq, (fr. £* c>ut, and <£uw or <pvui
mi, from or ou*
horn of or descended from ;
to shoot, bwl ; to />"/r, produrc,
put or bring forth. f a. IDlL act.
ctytyvv, -vs, -i'.
Ek0wv/w -w, f. -;/<rw, (fr. same, ami
ipujifoj to utter) to fttc/oil, on|
on* ; to ca// upon, call forth ; to
pronoumv, iittu, did, ire, ex-
press.
E*cd>wv^ff({, -jo?, Att. -£toj, ^, (fr.
i an exclamation, outcry,
calling upon, invocation : pro-
nunciation, utterance, delivery ;
a sentence ; an orucular re-
sponse.
E«Xa^u)> *• -avw, (fr- ck intens.
and %ai vw to gape ) to gape at or
upon.
Ek^cm, f. -evcru), (fr. ck from, and
vf'w to pour) to pour out, empty,
drain; to spill, shed. 1 a. act.
ind. c^i^cvaa, c^f^cvaa.ndc^i^cu
impr. ck%cov, -dru), in 2 pi. lk-
yiarc' inf. cK-^iai. * f. act. cv-
j££<3. impf. pass. e^c-^conni, -ov-
unv, -tov -ov, -ccro -c7to.
EK^Xcvd^u), f. -drru), fr. ck intens.
and yXeuafw, which see.
EK%pi'm> -w, f. -r/crw, (fr. same, and
Xndu) to lend) to suffice, supply,
satisfy, answer, serve, be useful
for. 1 f. 3 sin. eK^pfjacr pres.
inf. act. cKxpduv -av.
EK^vvo/jievog, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass. — EKflaQfioctai, 3 s:n. 1 f.
pass. — 'Ek^vvto, Ion. foi £^W-
^uvro, 3 pi. pper. pass. offK^vw.
E^uo-i?, -toe, Att. -fujf, '/, (fr.
nextYgftoion, pouring out, waste,
spilling, shedding.
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Ek^u and E«c^vvw,f. -vow, p. «-
*c/^uko, (fr. ck out, and ^tfw to
pour) to pour out or upon; to
spill, shed ; to gush out, run or
rush violently. 1 a. ind. act. c^i-
Xvffa' Pfes. ind. pass. cK%vvopai.
per. pass. cKKi%vrai. pper. rf-c-
Kc^vunv. 1 a. pass* ind. c%c%y-
6t}V par. Models. 1 f. pass.
£>c^vO//(xo^at.
EK^wpclritxrav, 3 pi. cont. pres.
impr. act. of
EK^Utpid) -U», f. -J7(TU>, p. «K£^(ipF;-
#ca, (fr. ck from, and ^wp/u» to go)
to withdraw, depart, go away,
quit, leave ; to give place, yield,
retire. 1 a. ind. act. c^c^mp^aa.
EK^u)pl(u>, f. -tau>, (fr. same, and
Xupi^ui to separate) to separate
from, divide, sever ; to depart, go
away from.
ek\P<>xw> f- -£"» p- *&*hxa* (fr-
, and \pvxi* to breathe) to
bnathe forth, exjnre.die ; to cool.
1 a. ind. act. ci-i\pvi-a.
EkuXvou, -as, -c or -cv, pi. -aapcv,
-aarc, 1 a. ind. act. of xwXuui.
' EKiiv, -oCaa, -dv, willing, volunta-
ry, spontaneous.
'Ekwv, Dor. for c(ku>v, par. pres.
act. ofcUu).
EXda, -as, ^, (fr. cXala the olive
tree) the olive fruit.
E\da, Poet, for c\a, 3 sin. cont.
pres. ind. act. — EXrfav, Poet.
for c\av, pres. inf. act. cont. of
cX dui .
EXdaoKov, -a, -c, Poet, for i)\a(r-
kov, impf. of cXdoKU).
'EXSjov, -a, -c, 2 pi. -fare, 2 a.
iii< 1. act. of Xau0dvo).
E\d(ioaav, Boeot. lor CXafiov, 3 pi.
of last.
EXaOcii, par. of nXdOrjv, 1 a. pass.
of cXavvu).
'EXabov, -a, -c, act. — EXa96rnv,
mid. 2 a. ind. of >ov0avo».
EXain, -as, fj, the olive-tree and
fruit.
EXdivos, and Poet. E\atvcos, -ov,
6, ^, (fr. last) olive, of olive.
EXaioXoyim -5, f. -jfaw, (fr. same,
and Xiyu) to gather) io gather
olives.
EXaiov. -ov,rb, (fr. same) olive-oil,
oil.
EXaiwv, -G>vos, b, (fr. same) a
p.antation of olives, an olive-
yard. Elaion, a mountain near
Jerusalem where there were
olive gardens ; sometimes called
1 Olivet, from the Lat. olivetum,
an olive-yard.
EXdKva-a, -ui, -e, 1 a. ind. act. —
'EXSkov, -eg, -c, 2 a. ind. act. of
XaKCu).
EXdXci, 3 sin. cont. impf. — EXd-
Xnca, -as, -* or cv, 3 pi. -aav, 1
a. ind. act. of XaX/w.
EXan~trr)<;, -ov, b, Heb. an Elamite,
one of Elam.
'EXaju^a, -as, -c or-cv, 1 a. ind.
act. of XdrT:u}.
'EXdvn, -ns, -h, (""• '&" brightness)
a brand, torch.
'EXaa, for cXacrc, Ion. for t'Xaac, 3
sin. — 'EXaaav, Ion. for fjXaaav,
(190)
EA \
S pi. 1 a. act. ind. ; opU EX<f-
oaifxi, and ^Eol. EXdacia, -ns, -c,
inf. EXdaai- par. EXa'caj, ol
cXavvu).
EXdoao-Kc, Ion. and Poet, for /jXa-
<7£. See lust.
EXaociu), (fr. cXavvu) to drive) to in.
vade, enter as an enemy, make a
military t.rpnhfinn. EXaoiiovri,
d. sin. par. pres. act.
EXdonrTros, -ov, b, (fr. tX..
drive, and Unos a bofBe) uliorxi-
man, charioteer, warrior.
'EXSais, -ios, Att. -tuj, and EXa-
aia, -as, f), (fr. same) eh
ing, rarmg, driving ; phtmdtringt
pillaging; an expedition, incur-
sion, invasion.
EXdoKu, Ion. for tXavvw, impf.
i/XaoKov.
'EXao-jta, -aros, rb, (fr. cXavvu to
draw out) a plate or sheet of me-
tal, tin, latten.
EXacadficvoSy 'EXacac, EXdaoj),
Poet, for cXao-dpevos, par. 1 a.
mid. ; tXaac, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. ;
and cXdan, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act.
of cXavvw.
EXdfftrw, cont. for cXdaaova -oa -m,
a. sin. and neut. pi. — EXdoao-
vi, d. sin. of
EXaoffwv, Att. -rro)v, and EXa-
^w, comp. ; cXd%ioTos, sup. of
cXaXtiS.
EXaarfisi -ov, b, same as cXartjp.
EXaarpiu) -u>, (fr. last) to drive a
Carnage, horse, boat, &c. to
ride, run, row ; to force, compel,
persecute, harass.
EXScu, -cis, -ct, 1 f. ind. act. of
iXavvta.
EXdrcia, -as, fj, Elatoza, the name
of a town.
EXa'1-77, -ns^'i,afir-tree. d. pi. Ion.
cXdrjis, and -rijai.
EXartip, -7/pos, b, (fr. cXavvu) to
drive) a driver, charioteer ; horse-
man, rider ; a performer on the
lyre ; a thin cake.
EXarivn, -rjs, n, (perhaps fern, of
next) the name of an herb.
EXdrtvos, and Poet. EiXarivoy,->7,
-ov, (fr. £X«V>7 a fir) of fir, made
of fir.
EXaTd/i/yo-cv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
Xarouea).
EXards,-fi, -bv, (fr. cXarivw to draw
out) ductile, stretching, expan-
sive.
EXdrpcvo-av, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
Xarpcvw.
'EXarrov, (neut. cf cXiittwv, comp.
of cXa^us small) less, less than;
not, not so well, not vll, dl ; but
Utile, not at all; except.
EXarrovaKts, (fr. same) less, mere
rarely.
EXarrovfio -w, f. -r\(w>, (fr. same)
to have less, fall short of, fail,
lack, be inferior; to dimmish.
lessen, cause to have less, defeat.
1 a. ind. act. nXarTovnera. 1 a.
pass. ind. rfXaTTovfiOnv sub.
cXarrovrjOij, 3 pi. cXarrovtjOwct.
EXarrow, or -irirtiw -w, f. -uauj, p.
ifXdTTWKa, (fr. same) to lessen,
make less jr fewer, diminish^
EAA
abate, impair. 1 a. ind. act.
i;Xdrrwffa. pres. inf. pass. cXar-
rdcaQai -ovcQai.
EXdrrw//a, or-o-ffa)/ia,-aros, to, (fr.
same) a defect , wan/, failure;
faultiness, deformity, blemish ;
inferiority, defeat.
EXaYrwv, see fXaffcwv.
EXdrrwo-if, -ioj, Att. -£w?, ^, (fr.
last) a diminution, diminishing,
lessening, abatement; slaughter,
defeat.
EXavvificv, Ion. for eXavvciv, pres.
inf. act. — EXavvoi/xi, -ois, -01,
pres. opt. act. — EXavvovr for
eXavvovrc, n. du. or eXavvovra, a.
sin. par. pres. act. of
EXavvio, and Dor. EXavu>, f. tXd-
cu), p. ^Xoxa, to drive on, guide,
direct, ride, move, impel, row ; to
drive away, banish, turn out,
eject; to avert, turn aivay ; to
instigate, spur, stimulate; to
run through, pierce; to harass,
persecute, pursue; to draw or
beat out, extend, stretch, draw
over, spread, cover; to reach,
hit, attain to. la. ind. act.
fXaoa. per. ind. act. Att. eX^-
XaKa' par. cXnXaicus. impf. pass.
nXavvbunv. per. pass. rjXa/jiai,
-<rai,-rai.
EXd(j>cios, -ov, o, f), (fr. eXa<pos a
stag) of or like a stag.
EXa0J7/3oXtwv, -dvos, o, one of the
Athenian months, answering to
our September.
EXdd>oio, Ion. for eXdcpov, g. sin.
of
'EXa^oj , -on, 6, a deer, slag or hind,
buck or doe.
EXaippia, -as, y, (fr. next) light-
ness, activity ; levity, inconstancy.
EXaippbs, -ov, b, r), (perhaps fr. Aa-
<f>os a stag) light, active, nimble,
swift, comp. cXafporcpos, sup.
-draroi.
E\a<ppvvo), (fr. last) to lighten, al-
leviate, ease, relieve.
EXa0p<2?, (fr. same) lightly, nim-
bly, swiftly, with activity.
EXdxjiva, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
\a%alv<i).
EXd^jtxra, (fr. next) least, fewest ;
not at all, in no case, in no wine,
by no means. Ovk cXdxtora, not
least, chiefly, principally.
EXd^iorof, sup. of tka^ys.
EXax^rdrcpos, (an unusual com-
parative fr. last) exceedingly
small, less than the least.
EXdxov, -is, -e, 2 a. ind. act. of
Xay^dvio.
EXaxvirripv^, -vy/os. b, >% (fr. next,
and irrcpv!; a wing) short-winged,
•mall winged.
E>a;^s,-£ja, -i>, little, small, dimi-
nutive ; not much, few ; young ;
bad, indifferent, comp. eXdacruv
or-rra>v,sup. tXdx^ros, whence
another comp. cXaxtordrcpos.
EXdw, Poet, for sXavvw.
"EXSeai, Ion. for f'Xfy, 2 sin. pres.
ind. mid. of
'EXSofiai, to desire, wish, le.ig for
covet ; to aspire, hopef.r.
EXJwp, and Poet. EiXo<,f, -opus, rb,
EAE
(fr. last) a desire, wish, want,
craving ; a request, entreaty, pe-
tition, prayer ; a favour, boon,
grace.
"EXc, and "EX', Ion. for elXe, 3 sin.
2 a. ind. act. of alpiu>.
EXcn^ap, Heb. indecl. Eleazar.
EXcaipu), f. -dpZ, (fr. iXcos pity)
to pity, take pity on, compassion-
ate, commiserate, show mercy
to.
EXeaKu/x, Heb. indecl. Eleakim.
EXeas, b, or "EXea, »'/, (perhaps fr.
eXos a marsh) a bird frequenting
marshy places.
EXcyciov, -ov, rb, (fr. iXcyos la-
mentation) an elegy ; a funeral
song, dirge.
EXtyKTiKbs,-rit -bv, (fr. tXcy^w to
reprove) blaming, censuring,
censorious, reproving ; shrewd,
acute, convincing.
EXeyKTos, -rj, -bv, (fr. same) re-
jjrehensible, blameable, culpable,
faulty.
EXty/jibs, -ov, b, (fr. same) blame,
censure, reproof; argument, con-
viction, confutation, detection.
'EXcy^ov, -dro), in 3 pi. eXcy^dro)-
<rav, 1 a. impr. act. — EXiyfa,
-eis, -a, 1 f. ind. — EXiyfa, -rjs,
~j) 1 a. sub. act. of fXfy^w.
'EXty^Ls, -tos, Att. -eo)s, f], (fr.
same) argument, proof, demon-
stration ; confutation, refutation,
conviction, detection, a. iXcyi-iv.
'EXc-yov, -ts, -c, 2 pi. -ycrc, 2 a.
ind. act. of Xf'yw.
EXtyonoios, -ov, b, (fr. next, and
7to<£(d to make) a composer of
elegies, an elegiac poet.
'EXcyos, -ov, o, (perhaps fr. cXciuto
pity) lamentation, wailing, grief,
sorrov), mourning ; an elegy.
'EXcyxc, -££T£, 2 sin. and pi. impr.
— EXiyx^t 3 sin. ind. — EXty-
%£<v, inf. pres. act. — EXiyxcrai,
3 sin. pres. ind. pass. — EX£y-
%0w, -rjs, -rj, 1 a. sub. pass. —
EXeyxfywos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass, of tXiyx^-
EXcyxcir), -»/?, >/, (fr. cXiyx<» to re-
prove) a disgrace, shameful or
dishonest act ; contumely, re-
proach, shame.
EXty^rj?, -ios -ovs, b, f], (fr. same)
blameable, reprehensible, culpable,
faulty ; shameful, disgraceful.
Sup. tXiyx^ros.
'EXcyxos, -cos -ovs. to, (fr. cXtyx^
to reprove) a disgrace, shame,
scandal ; a wicked action, crime ;
meanness, baseness, depravity ;
rebuke, blame.
'EXcyxos, -ov, b, (fr. same) argu-
ment, demonstration ; refutation,
conviction; a proof , test.
EX/y^w, f. -£w, p. tjXcyx&) toprove,
demonstrate, convince; to re-
fute, disprove, convict; to dis-
cover, expose, show, make ap-
pear; to reprove, rebuke; to
charge, accuse ; to slight, under-
value. 1 a. act. ind. rjXcy^a'
impr. iXcy^ov, -drur, per. pass.
r/Xeyfiat. 1 a. pass. ind. nXtyx-
6t}V Sub. £X£VY&W.
(191)
EAE
EXeStuvas, (fr. eXw for aipm to
take, and Siuviov a bed) rousing
from bed, terrrible, dreadful.
EXcSdJvT), -rjs, fi, a species of the
polypus fish.
EXcc7, 3 sin. — EXcclre, 2 pi. cont.
pres. ind. — EXe£?v, pres. inf.
cont. act. ind. of eXeio).
'EXiav, Ion. for tX£tv,2a. inf. act.
of a'ipiw.
EXectvbs, -rj, -bv, (fr. iXcos pity)
pitiable, piteous ; miserable,
wretched, lamentable. Comp.
£X££tl><5r£pO?.
EXeiw -w, f. -tjcw, p. r]Xir)Ka, (fr.
same) to have or take pity on,
compassionate, commiserate ; to
show mercy, be merciful. EXcio-
fiai -od/xai, to obtain pity or mer-
cy, find favour. 1 a. act. ind.
nXirjaa' impr. tXivanv' sub. tXcfi-
aoi' inf. eXerjo-ai. per. pass. ind.
r/Xevfiai' par. nXcrifxivos. 1 a
pass. ind. nXtfidnv' sub. eXcrjOu
par. eXcr)6tis. 1 f. pass. eXcvO/}
uofiai.
EXcrjuwv, -ovos, 6, '], (fr. last) mer-
ciful, pitiful, compassionate, n.
pi. cXcri/xovcs.
EXcr)jxoo-vvrj, -rjs, f/, (fr. Ia3t) pity
compassion ; charity, alms.
EXincc, Ion. for riXir/cc, 3 sin. of
t]Xitj(ra. — EXcrjaai, inf. — EX67-
aov, impr. — EX^o-w, -ys, -p
sub. 1 a. act. of cXcioi.
EXcvtikos, -fi, -bv, (fr. £X£fw to pity 1
pitiful, compassionate, merciful.
EXcr/rus, -vos, r), Poet. (fr. same)
commiseration, pity, compassion,
mercy.
EXddvia, -as, fj, same as EiXciOvta.
'EXtiv, inf. ofuXov, 2 a. act. of aU
piu.
'EXctbs, -ov, b, (fr. ZXos a swamp)
a dormouse ; a squirrel ; a kind
of hawk. Also b, {/, marshy,
EXcirl/aorKov, Ion. for iXcixpa, 1 a.
ina. act. of Xctino.
'EXckto, Poet, for eXcXckto, 3 sin.
pper. pass, of Xtyu>.
E\cXcv, a war shout.
EXtXfidcc, Ion. for eXcXr/Oei, 3 sin.
pper. mid. — EX£X?;0£ffav, Att.
for tXcX-qBcioav, 3 pi. pper. mid.
of Xavddvo).
EXcXi^cv, impf. Ion. of
EXcXi^o), f. -torw, (fr. elXeu) to turn)
same as eXcXto-oo), to writhe,twist ;
to turn, roll, tumble ; to shake,
shatter, beat, drive off". Also
EXeXi'^w, to cry cXcXcv, shout, howl ;
to groan, mourn, bewail.
EXcXikto, Ion. for vXcXikto, 3 sin.
pper. pass, of last. Or for
iXrjXiKTo, Att. for fjXiKTo, S sin.
pper. pass, of sXiao-u).
EXcXi!;ais, JEo\. for tXeXt^as, par. \
a. act. of cXtXifa.
EXiXtfrv, Ion. for rjXiXi^cv or £tX/-
Xifcv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
EXcXicrffu) or -rrw, f. -£w, p. -xa,
(fr. f'XfVfftt) to roll) to roll about,
coil, entwine ; to whirl, brandish ,
to shake, quiver ; to wheel, turn
face about.
EXcX'ixQcv, Bceot. for cXcXixOrjaav,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass, of last.
EAE
KXt\6yx"v, -as, -u, pper. mid. of
\ayxaVta>
EXc^'Httcctiii, Att. for t\t\o(irtioav,
3 pL pper- ">i L <>f \chu>.
'EXtv, Ion. for clXiv, 3 sin. 2 a. ind.
act. of aipiu).
'E\ivn, -iis, Dor. 'EXtV i, -a?, ^,
,.'-, i woman's name, Eng.
Helen ; a travel of any kind.
'EXivn or EArtV//, -/??, n, a lamp,
light, tnrrk, brand. t
'EXiviov, -ov, rb, (fr. 'EX/vr; Helen)
*'ival in rain mbranr.e of
II '■ i ; an herb feigned to have
sprung from her U
i nv, -is), -aro, 1 a. in 1. mid.
of X/yw.
EXcddprxroi, -ov, b, h, (fr. ZXos a
niirsli, an ! mi .> u> rear) rear-
ed, bred or inhabiting in
EXtolai, Ion. for tXco7s, d. pi. of
cXcds-
EXto>, (hy Sync, for r\cm bv, neut.
of fXffiioj wretched) sadly, mise-
rably, wrttehi dli/.
'EXios, -ov, b, and -itoi -ovs, rb,
jiili/, ,>assion,
nrrij ; grief,
MTTMO. d. sin. <
EXe^v, -oD, '■. and EXi/)v, -r,r-, rd, a
. -I'lnUr or boar -I, I
cont. par. pres. act.
off ■
EX/r?r<i, -uj, -r, 1 a. ind. act. of
lieu
If, an 1 'EXfTroAif, -tos, r;,
(fr. i'Xu> obs. to take, an
citv) a machine for (Moulting a
duer if CUM*
u, inf. — "EXf<r0£, 2 pi. and
'EX/c-t)u>, 3 s'.n. impr. 2 a. mid.
ot titpiut.
'EXirrjv, Ion. for uXi rnv, 2 du. 2 a.
iml. I <, Ion. for iTXc-
to, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. mid. (fr. i'Xw
obs.) of (tiaiu).
EXcrb;, -h, -bi ■, (fr. same) r/ia/ may
be taken.
'EXfu, Dor. for ZXov, 2 a. impr.
mill, of aio/w.
EXivdcpi.i, -a?, >h (fr. rXcufltpo?
free) liberty, freedom, indepen-
nenre ; n fr- ■ -nment;
hoi '
EXtivQcpidPu), f. -Hn*, (fr. last) to
take liberties, be free with, act
with frt>
EXtvQhios, and E^^vOco-uos, -ov,
b, (fr. sani°) the deliverer, an
epithet of Jupiter.
; . - . ' ' (fr. same)/f6e-
r ;', mgemuous, .-. iteef, well-bred.
EXzvdspidTTjs, -nro;, r), (fr. same)
liberality, ingenuousness, can-
EAH
EXtvOfprfu; -fi, f. -ioau>, p. TjXtvdipw-
Ka, (fr. tXfu^fpoj free) '
set free, di I OlSOm ;
7/, enfranch
1 a. act. ind. tjXtvQipwct' sub.
iXtvQtpMaui. per. pass. >i\tvQipw-
uai. 1 a. pass. ind. i)\tvOtpu>Qnv.
E\tvOcpu>0>iaofiiii,-r], -i.ru i, 1 I. ind.
— EXtufopwfluV, -rlo-u, -<r,
n. pi. -ferret, par. I a. p
EXtt)0tpu)(Tu>, -£ij, -fi, 1 f. ind.
lint -poio-w, -vfi fi 1 a. suit. act.
EXcvOipw, and EX»0£piWf, (fr.
same) freely, frankly, \
!>l, ld>, r„lly.
EXcvOipwois, -(oj, Att. -cut, f), (fr.
.
demption.
EXcv(hpti)r}ji, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
delii ■ rver.
EXtvOnp'H or EXtuO/yp, -r;oj|,, //, a
■ Ma.
EXtOOu), f. -ffio, /o come, go. obs.
but some .,: tre used
bv /oy01," Mi wliic •!
EXfuOw, -dot; -'n-s, >'), Xm
epithet of Juno and Diana, see
E.Xti Ovia.
'E\ivm<, -io(, Att. -fwf, ,",, (fr,
c\cvOu), obs. to come) a eommgt
arrival, ajiproarh, advent; a
town in Attica.
EXtvaopai, -r), -crat, ind. — EXn-
ff<5/i£voj, par. I f. mid. of tXa'flui
see ip^ofiai.
tut, to catch, entrap / to de
E| ; to wrong, injure,
hurt, inipf. mid. 3 sin. t\c<pal-
ptro,
EXtq>avTdpiris, -ov, b, (fr. c\i<pa{
an elephant, and do\u> to com
inand) the captain of th
fowrht on elephants, commando
of the dip1
E\t<pdrrciOi, -ov, b, %,• E\c(f>avr'tKb<;,
and EXrdavrTvdy, -r), bv, (fr.
same) of, ahout or like an ele-
phant ; of ivory.
E\£<f>avTlacts, -tos, Att. -£u>{, {/, (fr.
same) a kind of leprosy.
EXr i'j-ii r-'.^n-^oi, -ov, b,f), (fr. same,
and fni^oiiai to fight) a gladia-
tor who fights with or hunter who
catches elephants.
EX/0a?, -avroi, b,an elephant; the
tusk, ivory.
EXi)(9r]v, -nsi-n, I a. ind. pass, of
X/yu).
E\e\pa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
X/-U).
EXiw, 2 f. or pres. ind. act. cont.
— EXrwv, par. pres. act. cont.
of jXr/w.
EX>;, -77?, h-t splendour, brightness,
sunbeam, sunshine, radiance
EAI
act. and
per. act. of
dour; generosity ; gentility, cle- "EXrj, 3 sm. 2 a. sub. act. or 2 sin.
gance, gracefulness, ease, free-t 2 a. sub. mid. of a'lptut.
dom. 'EXr/a, by Sync. Poet, for Ovcra,
E\£v9cpo$, -ov, b, i'i, (fr. cXv'ttia,
obs. to go) free, independent;
freeborn, not a slave, liberal, in-
genuous. EX£i50f.poj, -ov, b, a
freeman, citizen. E\cvdipa, -as,
ftf a freewoii-i m.
EXtvOspovvras, a. p!. cont. par.
pres. act. of
1 a. ind. act. of Xau>, same as
$A«.
"EX?7at, Ion. for 'fry, 2 sin. 2 a.
sub. mid. of aip/w.
EX»70£ro, Ion. for zXaQtro, 3 sin. 2
a. ind. mid. of \avddvu).
EXijXa*ca, EX?7Xa<c£«rav, EXr/XancoYf?,
Att. for fi\a<a, per. ind. act.
(192)
nXaKdrn, n. pi. par,
iXavi o.
.(, -am, -rat. EXr/X(fy»»i,
-co,-ro,E\y\nnivos, All. tor ,)\a-
fiut, -ffui,-rai, per. lud.pas^. n\d
fim',-00, -ro, pper. p.iss. and f/Xu-
fitvos, par. per. pass, of cXadvut.
EXi'iXtyfiit, - . n, -,ru, Alt. fi>r
»/X£y^i«i, -frit, •xrai, per. pass.
ind. •
and Ion. for
i/Xavriii or nXacfiitoi, ctci, 3 pi.
. ol' iXilUVU).
EXijXoi'' if, _£ or
, r. ind.
"'i'l- • -«tf, -;i,3 pi.
-fi(Tu»', Att. tiir nXvOar, pper.
mid. — X\t]\ovd&S, A2oL and
KX//> . -Oorat
-dyia*. Att. for vXvOus, per. par.
mid. of ip^ouui.
,1a. ind. u<-t. of
Xi/yu).
BX^^flijv, --/,-, ->/, I a. ind. |
'EXOr, impr. — 'EXOoi^u, -0,j, -0J,
dpi. — 'EXOw, -ns, -r;, soli. —
EXO£?i', Ion. EXO/fjcv, Dor. EX-
Oiucra. EXOiv, and EX'
— EXOior, par. 2 a. act of«A«N
Om, obs. see ipYuuai.
'EXOii(t\ and 'EXdpffj, by Ion. Pa-
■r iXO!h 3 sin. 2 a. sub.
me,
EXOoiunv, -oio, -to, mid. — 'EXOo
//i, act. 2 a. opt. of same.
EX0o>, neut. sin. — EXOovr, for
cXOdvra, a. sin. or £X0<5vr£, n. du.
— EX06"j'r£ffiTi, Ion. for £X0o5<rt»
d. pL — EXOovo-', for eXOouca, n. '
sin. fern, of cXOuv, -ovaa, -bvt
par. 2 a. act. of same.
'EXOoo-uv, Bceot. for rjXdov, 3 pi. 2
a. ind. act. — 'EXOoicrav, for cX-
Oultv, 3 pi. 2 a. opt. act. of same.
'EX0u>, -ysi -1, sub. — EX0<Lj>, -ov-
-bv, par. 2 a. act. of same.
'EXiyj/ffo/zat, 2 f. ind. pass, of
iXiacrti).
EXivy/d?, -ov, b, (fr. iXtaau) to in-
volve) a vjhirl, whirling, rota-
tion ; a coil, roll ; a maze ; an
eddy, whirlpool, u)hirlwind ; a
preamble, circumlocution, shifty
prevarication evasion.
EXti^ep, Heb. indecl. Eliezer.
EXiOdadnaav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass,
of X i Od£u.
EXiOo(i6\tov -ovv, impf. — EXi0o-
(SoXrjo-a, 3 pi. -Xrio-av, 1 a. ind.
act. of Xi9o(3oXiw.
"EX'tKas, a. pi. — 'EXtKco-ai, Ion. for
f'Xtft d. pi. of tXi£.
fEX"/cf7, -ns, >), (fr. eXioffa to turn
round) a coil, roll or turn; tne
constellation of the greater bear;
a willow, withy or osier ; Helici,
a city of Achaia destroyed by an
earthquake.
'EXiKofiXiQapos, -ov, b,'i, (fr. f'XAr
co) to roll, and (iXi<f>apov the eye-
lid )having quick, lively, animated
eyelids. An epithet of Venus.
rEXiVdj, -ti, -bv, (fr. same) curling,
eddying, rolling ; piercing ; dark,
black-eyed.
EAI
'EXucryp, -tyosy b, (fr. tXioea to
entwine) a bracelet, armlet ; an
ear-ring, pendant, drop.
'EXiKrbs,-fa -bv, (fr. same) twined^
wreathed, twisted, tortuous, curl-
ed ; bent, crooked, curved, wind-
ing ; folded, rolled up.
'EXfrwv, -wt>os, b, (perhaps fr.
same, on account of its winding
Saths) Helicon, a mountain of
iasotia.
'EXucwviddts, in d. pi. iXiKwvid-
Ctcoi, Ion. and EXiKwviai,-tt)v, al,
(fr. last) an epithet of the Muses.
'E\iKU)iri6a, a. sin. ; EXtKu>m6es,
n. pi. of
'EXiK&ms, -iSos, h, fa (fr. iXlaau) to
roll, and u>\p the eye) having
lively, bright, sparkling, animated
eyes; black-eyed; attractive. Or,
(fr. same, and K&iry an oar)
good at the oar, active in rowing,
expert at sea.
rE\(Ku)ip, -w7rof, b, fa (fr. e\iKos
rolling, and o>\f/ the eye) having
lively, bright, sparkling or dark,
black or round full eyes.
EXtvvvs, -vos, b,fa idle, vacant; se-
date, calm, tranquil; secure,
careless, unconcerned.
EXivvvo), and EXivvu), (fr. last) to
rest, repose, be still or quiet ; to
idle, be inactive; to still, calm,
allay.
EAjvof, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. tiXtw
to bend) a branch, bough; a
vine.
EX«£or EcXi£, -Ikos, fa (fr. tXlaau)
to roll) a turn, twist, roll, fold ;
a circuit, compass, circle ; a
wreath, garland, chaplet ; a ring-
let, curl, lock ; a tenctril, creeper,
clasper ; a bracelet, armlet, ring,
fetter; a wrapper, cover, case,
envelope ; a curled or forked
flash; a kind of ivy. Also Adj.
wreathed, twisted, entwined, curl-
ed ; bent, crooked, curved; roll-
ed, wound; folded, wrapped up;
voluble, rolling, gliding.
EXi'£w, -us, -«, 1 f. act. of eXlcr-
craj.
'EXioiiS, Heb. indecl. Eliud, a
man's name.
EA/irdva, as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
Xiiraiv\
'EAtrrov, -si, -e, 2 a. ind. act. of
XeIITO).
EAica'jSfT, Heb. indecl. Elizabeth,
a woman's name.
"EX«o-o-' for cXiaat, pres. impr. act.
of iXiacoj.
EXtaaaTos, -ov, b, the prophet Eli-
jah.
EXioaiuev, Ion. — 'EXiaotftevai,
Dor. for iXioaeiv, pres. inf. act.
— 'E\ica6u£voi, -y, -ov, par.
pres. pass, of iXioaui,
E\taa6ixtjv, -ov, -tro, in 3 pi. tXla-
aovd', by Apos. for tXioaovro,
impf. pass. of\iaaouai.
'EX/ffo-w or -rru), and EWiaaia or
-ttw, f. -%u>, p. d\i%a, (fr. clXeo)
to wind ) to roll, turn, revolve ;
to wheel or face about ; to wind,
twist, wreath ; to encompass, en-
circle, entwine, embrace : to fold
Bb
EAK
or wrap up. per. ind. pass, tl-
Xiypat, -fai, -ktol.
'EXiipdev, Bceot. or JEol Sync, for
cXetyQyeav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass,
of Xdiru.
'EAi'xpuo-o? or 'E\et6xpvo-os, -ov, b,
(perhaps fr. eXiaooj to enwrap,
or i'Xoj a marsh, and xpV(T^ gold)
the plant Helichryse or Eng.
orpiment, which bears bright
yellow berries.
"EXks, Ion for uXkc 3 sin. impf.
act. — "EAk£o, Ion. for IXkov,
pres. impr. mid. — 'EXkiuzv,
Ion. for eXxeiv, pres. inf. act. —
"EA*c£t-o, Ion. for iCXkito, 3 sin.
impf. pass, of cXkoj.
'EXkci, d. sin. cont. of cXkos, or 3
sin. pres. ind. act. of'iXicw.
EXKcaiirc-nXoi, -ov, b, fa(&- eXkio to
trail, and viiiXos a woman's
gown) wearing a long train,
having a flowing dress, with
trains that sweep the ground.
EA/C£^trwv, -u)vo(, b, fa (fr. same,
and %itwv a coat) wearing a loose
open coat, having long skirts.
'EAk£w -w, f. -rjco), (same as eXicu),
which see) also, to rend, tear in
pieces, draw asunder ; to abuse,
force, violate.
'EXxySbv, {fr. cXkoj to draw) at
length, in full ; continually, with-
out intermission ; by dint of, by
force or straining.
'EXtyd/xos, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
strain, effort ; a carrying off, ab-
duction, rape.
'EXkI^o), f. -tffa), same as cXku).
'EXicoiToibs, -ov, b, fa (fr. next, and
iroiiu) to make) causing wounds.
"EXkos, -eos -ovs, to, (fr. cXku) to
draw) a wound; an ulcer, sore.
g. pi. IXkG)v, n. a. v. pi. cont.
tXlCTJ.
"EXkovoi, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
same.
'EXk6<j> -w, f. -w<rw,p. rfXKwica, (fr.
same) to ulcerate, make or grow
sore. per. pass. ind. yXicuuaf
par. fiXKu/xivos.
'EXKTiKdi, and 'EXicrbs, -fa-bv. (fr.
ZXkuj to draw) drawing, lifting,
raising ; attractive, inviting, se-
ducing; ductile, malleable, pliant.
rEA*ct5<rat, 1 a. inf. act. — 'EXkv-
eo), -£ij, -«, 1 f. act. — 'EXkvcu,
-t}s, -j), 1 a sub. act. of Akuw.
"EXkvcis, -ios , Att. -£<«>? , fa and 'EX-
Kvojjbs, -uv, b,{(r. sa.me)draught,
drawing, pulling; a carrying off.
'EXicvaTd^o), f. -<ra>, (fr. same) to
drag away, carry off forcibly,
hurry away.
'EXtcvorlicbs, -fa -bv, (fr. same)
drawing, pulling ; attractive,
persuasive, seducing.
EXkvw, f. -i>ffw, p. tCXKVKa, (fr.
next) to draw, pull, drag ; to
persuade, induce. 1 a. act. ind.
tiXtcvoa.
'EXkco, f. -£w, p. tlXya to draw,
drag, pull ; to spend or pass
time, live with. impf. cTXkov.
EXkuiStis, -cos -ovs, b, fa (fr. 'IXkos
a sore) ulcerous, sore.
'RXicwua, -aroi, rb, (fr. same) ani
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ulcer, sore ; a breaking out, erup-
tion.
'EXKUiuarticbs, fa -bv, (fr. same)
ulcerating, irritating, causing a
sore.
"EXkuxtis, -ios, Att. -ton, fa (fr.
same^ ulceration, soreness, erup-
tion, breaking out.
'EXXSfie, Poet, for f'Xa/?£, 3 sin. I
a. ind. act. of Xanfidvu).
'EXXdSos, g. sin. of 'EXXaf.
EXXau(5av6nevos, par. pres. pass, of
EXXaufidvoi, for eicXau(idv<t).
EXXcucrw, for cxXduitu), 1 f. inf.
mid. eXXdn^cadai.
EXXav, -avos, b, 'EXXdvtos, Dor.
for "EAXjyv, and 'EXXfjvios.
'EXXavodticas, -a, Dor. for rEXX>7-
VOCAKtJi.
'EXXaf, -Zoos, fa (fr. 'EAA^v,
Hellen) Greece Also Adj.
Greek, Grecian
EXXdaai, Poet, for tXaaai, 1 a. inf.
act. of tXaivia.
'EXXdanovTos, -w, b, Dor. for 'EA-
XfjawovTos.
'EXX&xov, Poet, for Aa^ov, 2 a.
ind. act. of Xayxdvu.
'EXAf/Jopof, -ov. b, (perhaps fr.
Aw obs. to kill, and popa eating)
hellebore.
EXXeSavoTot, d. pi. Ion. of
EXXeSavbs, -ov, b, (fr. eXXoi to bind)
a sheaf-band ; a rope, halter.
'EXXetua, -aros, rb, (fr. tXXetnut to
fail) a want, failure, deficiency.
EXXznrris, -ios -ovs, b, fa (fr. same)
imperfect, deficient, defective ;
failing, indigent, needy.
EXXciiru), for eicXriiru).
'EXXcxpis, -ios, Att. -eo>s, fa (fr.
same) a forsaking, desertion ; an
omission, leaving out; a defi-
ciency, defect, want; ellipsis a
grammatical figure.
'EXXepa, -wv, rd, tvils, misfor-
tunes ; injury, wrong.
'EXXeoftas, -ov, b, fa (fr. tv in, and
Xiaxi talk) published, divulged^
public, notorious.
"EXXijv, -yvos, b, Hellen the son of
Deucalion, from whom Tpat-
koi, (Eng. the Greeks or Gre-
cians) were called mEXXrivest
-uv, ol. Also a Gentile, not a Jew,
a Jewish proselyte, descended
from Grecian or Gentile pa-
rents. 'EXX^vas,-vcs,-vi,-vuv1
-at, cases.
'EXXyvi^o), f. -¥<70>, p. f/XXt'iviKa, (fr.
last) to speak, act, talk like or
imitate the Greeks, adopt Gre-
cian fashions or customs, per.
pass. fiXXfjviauai. 1 a. pass. ^A-
XrjviaQyv.
EXXyvticbs, and 'EXXf/vtos, -y, -ov,
(fr. same) Greek, Grecian.
EXXyviicGis, (fr. last) in the Gre-
cian manner, like the Greeks.
EXXyvis, -«<5o?,#, (fr. "EXX};v Hel-
len) a Grecian woman, g. pi.
'EXXyvtSutv.
EXXyviaubs, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a
Grecism, an imitation of the
Greek language or fashions.
EXXyvtarfls, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
Greek, Grecian.
EAO
KXAt. vi<rr\, (fr. last) in Greek.
tZXXnvoiiKfis, -ov, b, (fr. "EXXfjv a
Greek, and cUr justice) an um-
pire, arbitrator, judge or steward
at the public games in Greece,
rilled also ayuvodtrnS'
TLXXnfa, Poet, for tXn^a, 1 a. ind.
act. of Xr)yui.
EAXi^ffTovrof, -ov, 6, (fr. *EXXq
Hclle, and ndvros a sea) the
Hellespont, now called the straits
of the Dardanelles.
EXX(Tra/vb>, f. -aiu>, fr. tv intens.
and Xirafvw, which see.
EXXloatro, impf. mid. of
EXX/<7ffo/i<n, fr. iv intens. and Xlo-
ooumi, which see.
EXXT«7/f, -tos -ovs, b, ff, same as
iXXttn/jf.
EXX<5/Jiuv, -ou, rb, (fr. rv in, and Xo-
/3dj the ear)an ear-ring, ear-drop.
EXXdyK, 2 sin. cont. pres. iinpr.
act. — EWoytirai, 3 sin. cont.
pres. ind. pass, of
EXXoy/w -u, f. -/jffw, (fr. cv in, and
Xdyoj an account) to take into
the account, reckon ; to impute,
charge. 1 u. ind. act. cvtXdynoa.
EXXdyYuos, -n, -ov, (fr. cv intens.
and Xdyifiof estimable) worthy,
excellent ; noble, celebrated, fa-
mous, illustrious.
*EXAoyof, -ov, b, ftl (fr. same, and
Xdyos reason) endued with rea-
son, rational reasoning.
'EXXotra;, a. pi. of iXXou%.
EXXortvw, (fr. same) to Jish.
EXXbs, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. jfAXw to
cnnline) a fawn. Also Adj.
mute, numb.
EXXouXip, Heb. indecl. merriment,
jollity, revellings, dancing with
singing and music.
'EXXo\p, -ottos, b, fi, (fr. iXXtinu to
want, and bti voice) mute,
dumb, silent. Subs, a fish, stur-
geon.
"EXXw, (perhaps fr. u\tu to con-
fine) to restrain, coerce, confine,
keep in, repress.
*EXXcirta, -uv, ru, holydays, a fes-
tival, celebration.
*K\fiivs, -vdos, b, a worm of the
earth or in the body, a grub,
moth-worm, that eats clothes.
EXuu>6<)u, Heb. indecl. Elmodam.
'EX^ivn, -ns, fi, the herb parietary
or pellitory of the wall.
"EX£jf, -jof, Ait. -cuts, ^,(fr. ?X*wto
drag) draught, drawing, pulling.
EXoyi^ovro, 3 pi. impf. — E\oylo-
?iv, -ns, -n. 1 pi. -Bnatv, 1 a.
ind. pass, of Xoyj£w.
EX6kvv, Dor. for i\6ovv, impf. ind.
act. cont. of Xoiw.
EXot^ipcov -ovv, -ecs -£?, -u -et,
unpf. ind. act. — EXoiidpnoav,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of Xot6opiw.
'EXoiunv, -oio, -oiro, mid. — "EXoi-
ui, -oif, -oi, act. 2 a. opt. —
'EXoTara, Dor. for cXovoa, n. fern,
par. 2 a. act. — 'EXdpcvos, -n,
•ov, par. 2 a. mid. — 'EXdunv,
"EXov, Ion. for c\X6unv, mid. and
£?Xov, act. 2 a. ind. — "EXovr'
for cXovtc, du. — "EXovra, a. sin.
par. 2 a. act. — 'EXovro, Ion.
EAT
for cTXovro, 3 pi. 2 a. ind. mid.
of a'lpiut. -
"EXoj, -cos, to, a marsh, swamp,
bog ; a pool.
'EXoC, 2 a. impr. mid. — 'EXoCv-
rcs, n. pi. par. 2 f. act. —
'EXo5o-', for iXovea, n. fern. sin.
par. 2 a. act. of a'toiu.
EXovucv, Sync, for cXovoucv, 1 pi.
impf. — 'EXovfffv, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. act. of Xouw.
EXo%tvdnv, -ns, -n, pass. — EXrf-
%cvoa, -as, -t, act. 1 a. ind. of
EXdwot, Poet, for tXSet, cont. of
cXdovai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
c\dii>.
EXtr/a«, Ion. for iXirp, 2 sin. pres.
ind. mid. — 'EXirto, Ion. for A-
irov, pres. impr. mid. ; or for
jXnov, 2. sin. impf. mid. — 'EX-
rrt«r0ai,prcs. inf. mid. of iXirw.
EX»r/£t«, 3 sin. — EXTr^trr, 2 pi.
pres. ind. act. — EXm Qducvos,
-n, -ov, par. pres. pass. — EX-
iri^uv, n. pi. fern, -^ovaai, par.
pres. act. — E\nloart, 2 pi. 1 a.
impr. act. of
EX*7£w, f. -tou, Att. -iw, p. ^Xirc-
xa, (fr. tXirts hope) to hope, trust,
confide ; to hope in, trust upon,
v nit for ; to expect, desire ; to
think, suppose, believe, par. per.
act. tjXttikuis- 1 a. ind. act. f,X-
Tiaa' par. tXitlcas. I a. par.
pass. cXiricOcts.
EXirtovoi, Att. for iXvtoovei, 3 pi.
1 f. act. of last.
'EXttij, -Uos, b, (perhaps fr. /X«5w
to desire, and rrdw to get) hope,
expectation, desire, trust, confi-
dence, d. sin. tXirlSr a. tXrlia.
EXirloas, EXmoOcts, EXwiw, see tX-
RXmoriov, (verbal fr. same) must
hope, it is to be expected, &c. ac-
cording to the verb.
'EXrw, to give hope, encourage.
'EXiro/jai,used Poet. foreXir/£w,
which see. par. pres. mid. tX-
ndficvos- per. ind. mid. r/X»ra,
Att. or Ion. ioXna. It often sig-
nifies like the present.
' i\cai,'EXoas, by Sync, for cXdoat,
inf. and cXdoas, par. — 'EX<rav,
Sync, and Ion. for fiXaoav, 3 pi.
of t^aoa, 1 a. act. of cXavvu).
"EX<rat, Sync, for (Xicvaai, 1 a. inf.
act. of iXkvii).
"EXv/jia, and "EXKvpa, -Sros^ to,
(fr. clXiw to turn) the plough-tail
or handle ; the beam ; the coulter ;
a cover, wrapper.
E\vuas, -a, b, a magician, sorcerer,
conjurer; Elymas, a man's name.
EXvuyvdfinv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of Xvuaivu).
'EXvfios, -ov, b, (fr. cXvu> to cover)
a case for a lyre ; a flute or pipe ;
a bow. Also
'EXvuos, -ov, b, (fr. cXos a marsh)
a kind of grain like millet, per-
haps rye.
EXvircov -ovv, -ccs -«?, -tc -ci, impf.
act. — EXvwnoa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind.
act. — EXvir>70>7v, -ns, -n, 3 pi.
-Oijoav, 1 a. ind. pass. ofXvniw.
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EXtxra, -as, -« or -tv, act. — EXi-
6nv, -ns, -f), pass. — EXvodfitjv,
mid. 1 a. ind. of Xvw.
'EXurpov, -ov, rb, (fr. iXvm to wrap
up} a case, coxer, wrapper ; a
lird or channel of a river; a bot-
tom or hollow place that might
contain water.
EXvtcou), (fr. last) to wrap up, co-
ver, case.
EXvrpwou, 2 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of
Xvrpdia.
EXuw, and 'EXi'w, f. -B<ru>, (fr. tl-
X/w to roll up) to wrap up, fold
in, cover, case ; to enfold, clasp ;
to roll, tumble or fall down. par.
1 a. pass. iXvaBcic.
'EXfos, Irutter, by the Cyprians.
*EXw, -ns, -ji, act. — 'EXwuat, -n
-rjrat, mid. 2 a. sub. of alpiui.
E\u>6ns, -cos -ovs, i, f/% (""• ^Xof a
swamp) marshy, swampy, bog-
gy, miry-
E\ui, Heb. my God !
'EXu>v, -ovoa,-bv, par. 2 a. act. of
a'lpiu).
EXuip, -u>pos, and 'EXwpiov, -ov, rb,
(fr. iXu obs. same as a'tpiu to
take) spoil, booty, plunder, prey ;
pillage.
"EXwpoj, -ov, b, a river of Sicily.
Eft' for iju,a. sin. of cyw.
E^aOr/rtvaa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
of ftadi/TCvu).
'EfiSOov, -cs, -e or -cv, in 2 pi. cud-
Oitc, in 3 pi. cftdBooav, Koeot. for
ifiadov, 2 a. ind. act. of fiuv-
Odvu).
Efiatftaooc, Poet, for cualfiaoc, S
sin. 1 a. ind. act. of ftatudu.
Efiatcdpion. -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
of fjaxapl^ti).
EftaXdyOnv, -ns, -V, I a. ind. pass,
of fjaXdocu.
EuaXod>6pci, Dor. for CftnXoQdpci, 3
sin. impf. act. of unXoqioptw.
Epavnv, -ns, -v, 2 a. ind. pass, of
fiaiviti.
'E/iafa, -as, -i, act. — E/ta^dftnv,
-w, -aro, mid. 1 a. ind. of uaoou.
Eftdpdva, -as, -t, act. — Eftupdv-
6,)v, -ns, -n, in 3 pi. cftapdvdnoavt
pass. I a. ind. of ftapalvu.
Epapynvdfinv, -w, -aro, in 3 pi.
cpapypvavro, 1 a. ind. mid. of
//apyaivu.
Eftapvdunv, -aco or-w, -aro, in 3du.
cpapvdadnv, impf. of fiapvapai.
Efiaprvpf/On, 3 sin. -Bnoav, 3 pi.
pass. — Eftaprvpnoa, -as, -t or
-tv, act. 1 a. ind. — Epapripovv,
1 sin. or 3 pi. impf. act. of pap~
rvpiu.
Epas, a. fern. pi. of cuts-
EuaoowvTo, 3 pi. cont. impf. mid.
of uaeodouai.
EjiaoTiyuoa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
of uaoriySui.
Euaraiudvoav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pas*,
of uarat6o).
Euavrov, -rjs, -ov, (fr. cuov, g. 01
cyu> I, and avrbs self) of myself.
EuaxtodyLnv, -u>, -aro, mid. — Eua
%ri6nv, -ns, -n, pass. 1 a. ind. —
EfiaX6PVv, in 3 pi. f/io'^ovro,
impf. mid. of ud%ouai.
'Efi(ia,for iu[lr,9t, impr. of£v//?»?v,2
EMB
a. ind. act. of ipfinpi or tp(3al-
VU).
KpfidSbv, (fr. cp(3aivu> to go) on
foot, by land.
Ep(3idvvos. -ov, 6, h, (fr. next) pro-
found, deep-studied, sage, wise,
grave ; musing, meditative.
E///3a0uvu>, (fr. tv in, and fiaOvvw
to sink) to sink or go deep down,
dig out, excavate ; to penetrate.
'Ep&aivov, Ion. for tvi(3atvov, inipf.
act. of
Kp($aivw, 1 f- mid. tpfit'iaopai, p.
tp(ii(inKa, (fr. tv in, and fialvu to
go) to go or enter into; to go
on board, embark; to go on,
proceed, advance ; to rest, lean
upon ; to urge, press, insist ; to
set up, place. 2 a. act. ind. tvi-
Qnv' impr. ipfindc inf. tp(invai'
par. tpfids. (fr. iirjpi obs.)
EpftdXttv, 2 a. inf. act. — 'EpfiaX-
Xt, pres. impr. or Ion. for cvi-
(laXXc, 3 sin. impf. act. — Ep-
fidXXto, Ion. for tpj3dXXov, pres.
impr. pass. — EpfidXoipi, -oij,
-oi, 2 a. opt. act. — EpfrdXov,
-e?. -c, Ion. for tvifiaXov, 2 a.
ind. act. — EpffaX&v, -oC<ra,
-dv, par. 2 a. act. of
E/ijSdXXw, f. -dXGb, p. tp0e(5Xt)Ka,
(fr. ev in, and jftaXXw to throw)
to cast, lay, throw, put, bring in
or upon ; to thrust, push, drive
forward, row; to enter, go in;
to break or rush in ; to shoot,
> dart, drive against or among ; to
assault, attack, invade, make an
inroad; to engraft; to infuse,
pour in, mix; to involve, im-
plicate. 2 a. act. ind. tvifiaXov
inf. tpjiaXtiv.
'Ep(3appa, -aros, rb, (fr. tpPdnrix)
to dip into) sauce ; seasoning.
Kp(5aTrri£u>, f. -to-w, fr. tv in, and
PinrTi$u>, which see.
Rpfidnrw, f. -\yu), p. ep(li(ia<pa,
(fr. ev in, and Pdirru) to dip) to
dip or plunge into, immerse ; to
stain, dye or colour ; to sprinkle
on ; to use as sauce, par. pres.
pass. ep0airTdpevos-
Eu,3d? -aara, -av, g. -(idvros' d.
-(Jdvn' a. -(idvra, n. pi. -0dv-
rti' g. -jSavrwv, par. 2 a. act. of
tpffalvo).
EpfiaoiXtvov, Ion. for evtfiaoiXtvov,
impf. act. of
Ep0a(nXtv<j>, f. -tvaut, p. tp(5ePa<ri-
XcvKa, (fr. tv in, and (iaoiXevia to
reign) foreign over, govern. 1 a.
ind. act. eve0a<TiXcv<ra.
'Eppaats, -i os, Att. -£u>?, ^, (fr.
tp'iaivw to enter) a going or
coming in, entrance; a bath,
basin ; shoes, bools, &c.
Eu/?aci^uTpoj, -ov, b, (fr. e.p(iaivu>
t; creep in, and ^urpova pot) a
name for a mouse.
Epfiartvw, f. -£u<rw, p. cpfitftdrtv-
<a, (fr. ev in, and fiartvio to en-
ter) to stalk, walk with state or in-
solence ; to invade, intrude ; to
enter into or take possession of;
to search, scrutinize, exanine. 1
a. ind. act. tvtfidrevca.
^fi^drrji, -on, h} (fr. tuQ.tlvu) to go
EMB
in) high shoes, buskin*; a pas-
senger, sitter.
'Ep/Saro, Ion. and by Sync, for
evc(5i')oaro, 3 sin. 1 a. mid. of
tfifiaivu).
'Epfidros, -ov, b, fi, (fr. tpffaivw to
enter) accessible, passable, open,
plain, champaign.
EpftdQtov, -ov, rb (fr. tpPdirrui to
dip in) a cup, pot; small vessel ;
the reservoir which supplies oil to
a lamp.
Eu^d-^as, par. 1 a. act. of tp(3dir-
70).
E//j8f/3a/c£v, Dor. for tp(H(3nKtv, 3
sin. per. ind. act. — Epfcifiaoav,
by Poet. Sync, and Dor. for £V£-
ptfifiKcioav, 3 pi. pper. ind. act.
— Eu0e(lau>s,-v'ia, -bs, par. per.
mid. ; or by Sync, for tp'(it(3r]-
ku>s, par. per. act. of tpfiaiva.
Epfiit), Ion. for tu^, 3 sin. 2 a.
sub. act. of same. 2 a. sub. act.
£u|3a>, -fjs, -j), Ion. tp(iiu>} and
Poet, epfidu).
'Epfinv, -ns, -n, Ion. for tvtfav, 2
a. ind. act. — Eufln9i, 2 a. impr.
act. — EuPpn, Poet, for tp(5ain,
3 sin. 2 a. opt. act. — Ep&qvai,
2 a. inf. act. of same.
E///?i/3a£u>, f. -aoo), (fr. ev in, and
0ij3d£u) to make enter) to put or
cawse to go in ; to ship, put on
board ; to place, set up or upon,
mount; to press, drive, urge. 1
a. ind. act. tvtPifiao-a.
Eu/3iuioii, -ios, Att. -£w?, fi, fr.
tv intens. and j3«Wij, which
see.
Eufiiwrt'ipiov, -ov, to, (fr. same,
and (3i6u) or /Jjw/u to live) a ha-
bitation, dwelling, abode, resi-
dence, home.
EpPXinovrts, n. pi. par. pres. act.
of
E/*/3X*Va>, f. -\po>, *(fr. tv on, and
(SXtVw to look) to look at, look
upon, view, behold, see. impf.
act. tvipXtirov. 1 a. ind. act. evi-
pXtfa.
EpfiXixpas, -aaa, -av, par. — Ep-
PXtyart, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. of
last.
Ep@Xr)9fjoopat, -y, -trat, in 3 pi.
-drjcovrai, 1 f. pass, of tpfidXXo).
'Ep&Xnpa, -aros, rb, (fr. cu(SdXXu)
to put on) an emblem, device, or-
nament, decoration.
EnliXnrios, -a, -ov, (fr. same) to
be put, thrown, cast, flung into,
&c. according to the verb.
Efi/?oaw u>, f. ->'io~h>, (fr. tv in, and
/joa'a) to shout) to call out to, call
upon, invoke, call for help.
EpfioXf), rjs, fi, (fr. tufidXXw to put
in) an injection, insertion ; a lay-
ing on of hands, seizure ; an ir-
ruption, inroad, invasion; the
mouth or opening of a river.
En(5oXi/jia7o$, -a, -ov, and E/iBdXt-
fio<;,-ov, b, fj, (fr. same) inserted,
put in, interposed, introduced ;
intercalary.
EjifioXov, -ov, rb, (fr. E/i)3aXXw to
put in) any thing interposed or
inserted, a peg, plug, wedge,
stake, pale, post, bar, boil; a
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promontory, headland. 'E/i/Jo.
Xa, -(uv, rd, interludes, farces.
'EnfioXos, -ov, b, (fr. same) the
beak, prow or stem of a ship ; a
close column or wedge-like body
of troops.
'Enfipauat, Laccsuc, for ttuapuai,
per. pass. ind. of ^£«pw.
Eufipauivn, -rji, ^, (fern, of tp(3pa»
pivot, par. of last) Laconic for
tifiapjxivT).
Eu(jpd<roopai, (fr. tv intens. and
(ipd^o) or fipdoow to boil) to boil;
to chafe, fret, be troubled.
Epfipidris, -tot -oos, o, fi, (fr. tv on,
and (Ipidu) to press) weighty,
heavy ; oppressive, severe ; con-
stant, persevering.
E//(3pt0wj, (fr. last) oppressively,
severely, harshly, violently, fierce-
ly, sternly.
E/ij8pt^ao/iat -5>uai, f. -rjoouai, (fr.
tv intens. and (ipiudofiai to roar)
to groan deeply ; to mutter or
grumble with anger or indigna-
tion, resent highly ; to roar,
storm at, upbraid, threaten ;
to charge earnestly, command
strictly, impf. mid. tvcfiptua6unv
-utftrjv. 1 a. ind. mid. tvtfipiun-
od\inv.
Eufipipnua, -aros, rb, and E/ippt-
pr/ais, -toj, Att. -£u>y, »), (fr. last)
a threat, menace, denunciation ;
a command, injunction ; anger,
indignation ; a roar ; bellowing,
lowing.
Eufipiuno-dutvos, par. 1 a. mid. —
Efcppt/iui/uvof, par. pres. pass,
cont. of same.
E/i/JpoViov, -ovt rb, a certain Ibe-
rian dress.
vrdai -<3. f. -fiaoi, (fr. tv at,
arid (ipovrdu) to thunder) to strike
with amazement or terror, asto-
nish, terrify, awe.
EpPpovrnoia, -as, fi, (fr. last)
amazement, astonishment ; stu-
por, insensibility.
EpPpovrnTos, -ov, o, fi, (fr. same)
thunderstruck, amazed, astonish-
ed, stupiflsd; distracted, wild,
furious.
'Eplipvov, -ov, rb, (fr. tv in, and
Ppvta to germinate) an embryo,
animal in the womb; offspring,
produce, young.
'Epfipvos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same)
pregnant, breeding, with young;
capable of breeding ; productive*
Ep0vdios, -ov, b, h, (fr. tv in, and
(3vdbs the deep) in the deep, sunk,
engulphed, embosomed.
EptydXvva, -as,-t, 1 a. ind. act. of
peyaXvvu).
Epiyjjpa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
ptyaipui.
"Epcda, 1 pi. of tpnv, which
see.
Epidtv, Att. for tptodtv, Ion. for
tpovdcv, Poet, for tpov, g. sin.
of tyti.
EptOvadnv, *ns, -n, 3 pi. -Qvaav, 1
a. ind. pass, of ptQvw.
'Epeiva, -as, -t or -tv, pi. -vapsv*
•an, -av, 1 a. ind. act. 01
ptvd>.
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E/ielo, Ion. and Poet. Tor tpov, g.
sin. of cyw.
'EptXt, impf. — EpiXnct, 1 a. ind.
act. of piXei.
EptXirna'av, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
piXtrdia.
'EptXXav, -ts, -t or tv, impf. act.
of pi XXd>.
Epipma, per. ind. act. — E/it/it-
«c(ij, par. per. act. of tpiu.
Eptplypnv, -fo, -zero, pper. pass.
ind. of piyvvpi.
Eptpvnpnv, -no~o, -»7ro, pper. ind.
pass, of pvdopat.
Eptptpdpnv, -ou, -tro, impf. —
Euip\paro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid.
of pipipopai.
Epiv. Poet, for tapiv, 1 pi. pres.
ina. or Ion. for a vat, pres. inf.
of ti pi, to be.
'Eptv, Ion. and "Eptvai, Attic for
tlvai, 2 a. inf. act. — Or "Eptv,
may be 1 pi. of qv, ijs, o, in 1 pi.
fifitv or tptv, 2 a. ind. act. of
Xnpu
EfitvoUa, 3 sin. cont. impf. act. of
pivot van.
'Eptvov, -ts, -t, impf. act. of pivio.
'Eptvof, -n, -ov, par. 2 a. mid. of
"mitt.
Epipiaa, -as, -t or cv, acL —
EptpltrBnv, -ns, -n, pass. 1 a.
ind. of pepifa.
Y.piffas, -ao-a, -av, par. 1 a. act. of
tpiu.
Epialrtvatv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act.
Of ptOlTtVW.
Eptrtidn, Ion. for ptBtidn, 3 sin. 1
a. pass, of ptdinpi.
Eptridu -w, (fr. tfiiut to vomit) to
desirt to vomit, retch, strain.
EptrUbs, -ht-bv, (fr. same) caus-
ing or provoking to vomit, eme-
tic.
Eptrbs, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a vomit.
Adj. vomited, cast up.
Eptv, Dor. and JEo\. for tpov, g.
sin. of £yii.
E/i£w -5, f. -f'aw, p. r/ucKa, and
Att. tpfiptKa, and tpipma, to vo-
mit ; to coat our, rAroio up. 1 a.
act. ind. fjjitaa' impr. cpicov
inf. c fiicu i.
Eftfiv, a. sin. fern, of tp6s.
"E/ijjv, £co £o and oC, if™, 2 a. ind.
mid. of In fit.
'Epnva, act. — Epnvdpnv, mid. 1
a. ind. of paiv<j>.
Epjviov, -ts, -£, impf. act. of
pnvlui.
EpnvvOcv, Boeot. for tpvvvBi)aav,§
pi. of EfinvvOrjv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind.
pass. — Eprjwoa, -as, -t, 1 a.
ind. act. of pnvvu.
Epnadpnv, -o>, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid.
of prjcopai.
Efnr)(avidT0, Ion. for can^avGivTO,
3 pi. cont. impf. mid. of pn^a-
vdopai.
Epiava, Dor. for tpinva, which
see.
Eplyov, -ts, -t, act. — Eptynv,
-ns, -n, pass. 2 a. ind. of piyvvpi.
Epinva, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
fiiaivu).
*EpiKTQi Ion. for tpipucro, 3 sin.
pper. pass, at fttywut.
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Eptpncdpnv, -a>, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of pipiopai.
'Eptpvov, -cs, -c, impf. act. of plp-
VU).
Eph, and Eplvt, Dor. for cpol, d.
sin. of cyu>.
'Epifa, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
piy w pi.
Eptaydpnv, -ov, -tro, impf. pass,
of ployi*.
Eplonoa, -as, -t or -tv, 3 pi. Epioy-
eav, 1 a. ind. act. of ptaiut.
Eptaduadpnv, -u>, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of ptc66u>.
Eplx^ev, Dor. or -Eol. for tpt-^dn-
cav, 3 pi. of Epix$nv, -ns, -n, 1
a. ind. pass, o! piyvvpi.
"Eppa, -tiros, rb, ./Eol. for elpa.
'EppaOc, Poet. for./^«0£, 3 sin. 2
a. ind. act. of pavOdiu.
Eppaivopai, f. tppavoopai, (fr. fv
at, and paivopai to rage) to be
mad upon, rage at.
Eppavhs, -ios -ovs, b, !), (fr. last)
mad,r aging J~uricus ; infatuated.
Eppavovifk, Heb. indccl. Emma-
nuel or Immanucl, an epithet of
our Saviour.
Epuaovs, Heb. indccl. Emmaus,
the name of a place.
Eppanius, (perhaps fr. apa toge-
ther, and irrot a word) in a word,
at the word, immediately, direct-
ly, instantly.
Eppariio -w, (perhaps fr. tv in-
tens. and pdacu to wipe) to
touch, handle ; to stroke, pat,
soothe, caress.
Eppdu -u>, f. -fjo-w, p. tppiptjKa,
(fr. tv intens. ana pdut to desire)
to desirt eagerly.
Epptlvat, 1 a. inf. act. of tjipivu.
EpptXtrdu) -u>, f. -f)aw, (fr. tv in,
and pi\iT<iu> to study) to medi-
tate, muse ; to exercise, practise,
study.
EpptXtrios, -a, -ov, (fr. last) it is
to be studied, must meditate, &c.
according to the verb.
EpptXirnpa, -aros, rb, (fr. same)
meditation, study, practice, em-
ployment; a work of study.
EpptXfiSt -ios -ovs, 6, ff, (fr. tv in,
and pi\os melody) harmonious;
harmonizing, adapted, Jit, suita-
ble, apt, convenient.
EppcXusi (fr- last) harmoniously ;
aptly, My, properly.
Epptpa&s, -via, -bs, Ion. Sync, for
tpptpnK&s, par. per. act. of tp-
pdoi. Eptpa&ros, Eptpadra,
Poet. Ectas. for -6ros, g. and
-ora, a. sin.
Eppipnva, -as, -c, per. ind. mid.
of tppaivopai.
'Epptv, 'Epptvai and 'Eptvai,
Poet. JE.o\. and Dor. for tivai,
pres. inf. of ctpi, to be.
Epptvis, -ios -oDj, rb, (neut. of
next) perseverance, constancy,
Jirmness, resolution, fortitude.
Epptvffs, -ios -ovs, b, >), (fr. next)
persevering, constant, firm; per-
manent, durable, lasting.
Eppivu), f. -evu), p. tpptpivnxa, (fr.
£v in, and pivw to remain) to|
continue, endure, la.it ; to abide]
(196)
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6j» ; to persevere, persist. 1 a.
ind. act. tvipuva.
Epptvds, and Poet. Eppcvius, (fr.
last) durably ; constantly, perse-
veringly ; Jirmly, resolutely.
'Epptaos, -ov, o, i), (fr. tv in, and
piaos middle) in the middle, iu-
tcrmediate, bitwetn ollicrs, mid-
dlemost.
'Epptrpos, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same, and
pirpov measure) within bounds^
moderate, temperate.
Eppirpus, (fr. last) i/t metre, in
' Eppnra and -ia, -uv, tvi, (neut. of
nest) the monthly ajfections of
uvnnen.
'Epp>ivos and Eppy'ivtos, -ow, 6, if,
(fr. iv in, and p?)v a month)
monthly, enry month.
Eppl, Dor. and ^Eol. for ttp\, to
be.
Eppop, Heb. indecl. Emmor, a
mini's name.
'Eppopa, by Metath. for pipopa%
per. uL offulms*
EppvXwv, -isvos, 'o, (fr. tv intens.
and pi<Xu>v a mill) a mill.
Epvdoaro, 'Epvactv, Dor. for tpvrj-
aaro, mid. and t'livnacv, act. 3
sin. 1 a. ind. of^K«o>.
EprrpvKa, by Att. Pleon. for fipv-
Ka, per. act. of mivu>.
'Epvi/aa, act. — Epvnodpnv, mid.
— Epvr/oQnv, -ns, -n, 3 pi. -6n-
aav, pass. 1 a. ind. of pipifjOKu,
pvdu or pydopat.
Epvihovro, Poet, for tpvdvro, 3 pi.
cont. impf. of pvdopai.
Ep6ynca, -as, -i, 1 a. ind. act. of
poyiu).
'Epoiyt, Att. for tpoi d. — E/xolo,
Ion. for tpov, g. of tyw.
'EpoXov, -ts, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of
poXiit) or p6\u.
EpdXvva, -as, -t, 3 pi. -vav, 1 a.
ind. act. — EpoXvvdno-av, 3 pi.
1 a. ind. pass, of poXvvia.
Epbs,-ff, -bv, (fr. tpov g. of tyib I)
my, mine, my own.
Ep6%diov -ow, -us -eis, -££ -ti, 1
pi. Epoj(Qioptv -ovptv, impf. act.
of po^diM.
'Epvd, same as ipnas-
Epiraytls, -c7<ra, -iv, par. 2 a. pass.
of tp-rrt'iywpi.
Epirayivrwv, g. pi. of last, may be
Att. for tpirayfjTtocav, 3 pi. 2 a.
impr. pass, of same.
Epirdfyai, Ion. for tpirdty, 2 sin.
pres. of
Eprrdfypai, f. -daopai, (perhaps
fr. ip-rrns entirely) to take care,
see or look to, care for ; to re-
gard, esteem, respect, revere.
Ep-radris, -ios -ous, 6, If, (fr. tv in,
and nddos feeling) easily affect-
ed, moved or excited, sensible,
feeling ; weak, delicate.
'Epiraiypa, -tiros, rb, (ft. tpraity*
to mock) a mocking, mockery,
derision, taunt, jest.
Epraiypdvn, -ns, >>, ("*• same) a
mocking, scoffing, derision.
Eu-aiyubs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
laughing-stock, object ofderisixm^
butt ; mockery, derision.
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Faifa/£iv, pres. inf. act. — Ep-
Taj^ovTcj, n. pi. par. pres. act.
of
K/ura/$w, f. -fw, p. t/iirfTT-aixa, (fr.
tv intens. and naifo to sport) to
sport or play with ; to play upon,
mock, deride, ridicule ; to taunt,
scorn ; to illude, deceive, impf.
act. tviizai^ov. 1 a. act. ind.
tvixatfa. per. pass, tpirtTraiynat.
1 a. pass. ind. evenai^Orjv. 1 f.
pass, epiraixdrjaouai*
Ef naiKTris, -oi/, 6, (ir. last) a mock-
er, scorner ; a deceiver, n. pi. tu-
•traiKTat.
"RfiiTatf-ai, inf. — Euirai^ai, par. 1
a. act. — E/i7rat'fw, -£«?, -a, 1 pi.
-%outv, 1 f. ind. act. — EuKai%-
6t'iotrai, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. pass, of
£p7Tai'£w.
J&unaXiv, (fr. £v in, and irdXiv
again) behind, back, backward;
back again, over again ; against,
contrary to, opposite ; on the con-
trary.
EuiraXXdaau) orEf/rraXaoroui, an Ion.
verb, same as tuirXtKU), (fr. tv
intens. and iraXdaaw to shake
up lots) to implicate, entangle,
involve ; to ensnare, entrap, de-
ceive.
Ennaoayivouai, (fr. ev on, vapa by,
ana ylvouai to be) to come upon,
surprise, take unawares.
Efurapoivfw -w, f. ->/<ru>, (fr. tv in,
irapa by, and o?vo? wine) to do
any thing in drink ; to abuse,
insult in drink or as if in drink ;
to drink to excess.
E/irra?, Ion. 'Euizns, Aft. or Dor.
'Efitrli and 'Eprrav, (fr. tv in, and
7:5? all) totally, entirely, altoge-
ther ; at all ; yet, however, not-
withstanding, in spite of.
Efiirdaco), f. -aau), (fr. tv in, and
rafftrw to sprinkle) to scatter,
spread over or through ; to weave
in, work in, embroider. 1 a. ind
act. tviiraaa, -as, -t.
'Epirt&a, wme as iuirthov.
E/iTT£<5dw or -im, (fr. tv in. and rt-
oau> cr -/oj to fetter) to tie the
feet, fetter, chain, shackle, bind,
Eftittiiuis, Poet, for tfiiziSias.
E//7T£^O^0OJ, -OV, 0, fj, (fr. £^TT£-
<5oj firm, and pox^o* toil) con-
stant in labour, laborious, pains-
taking; toilsome, wearisome, fa-
tiguing ; wretched, miserable.
Y.pirtb'ov and Epiric'u>si (fr. iuirtlos
firm) firmly, strongly, steadily ;
surely, safely, securely ; perpetu-
ally, constantly, continually.
EuntSopKtu -S, (fr. same, and opkos
an oath) to regard an oath, keep
a covenant, preserve a treaty ; to
fulfil, ratify.
E/«rc(*os, -o'i, 6, fi, (fr. tv in, ?nd
rihov the gtound) firm, steady,
fixed, fast ; strong, lasting, du-
rable; sure, certain.
Rpirtfioadevtis, -ios -ovs, o, f). (fr. I
EMn
to keep, take care of preserve ;
to watch, observe.
E^tt/^wj, see iuirtSov.
Eundpauos or Euiripauos, -ov, b, rj,
(fr.£v in, and rrtipa a trial) skil-
ful, skilled, knowing, expert, ex-
perienced.
Euirtipas, -aaa, -av, n. pi. mas.
Eu-tipdvrcs, par. 1 a. act. of
tfiiptlpu.
Epntipia, -a?, fi, (fr. iunttpos skil-
ful) knowledge, skill, experience;
atrial, attempt, practice ; a science.
EuirtipYicbs, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a phy-
sician from experience only, em-
piric, quack ; a pretender.
Ep-ruptK&s, (fr. last) like an em-
piric or quack ; ignorantly, pre-
sumingly.
'Euirttpov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
skill, experience, practice.
'Epirttpos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. tv in, and
TTtlpa a trial) skilful, skilled, qua-
lified, capable, clever ; experi-
enced ; knowing, intelligent.
EfiTTtipti), f. -fpw, p. tutriirapKa, (fr.
tv in, and irtipu) to pierce) to
pierce or run through, transfix;
to fasten, or fix upon ; to pass
through or over. 1 a. act. ind,
tviwtipa' par. tuirtipas- per. ind
pass, tpviizap^iai.
EpKtipiasy (fr. ifiirtipos skilful) skil-
fully, ingeniously, cleverly ; wise-
ly, sensibly, prudently ; fitly, suit-
ably, properly, pertinently.
EuniXa, 3 sin. cont. pres. impr.
act. of tuirtXdu, see tuiztXdfa.
Eu-tXatov and -aiiiv, (fr. next)
near, nigh, hard by, close to.
EpirtXafa and -du> -w, fr. tv to, and
irt\d£w, which see. 1 a. act. par.
tuiztXdaas, n. pi. mas. £^7T£Aa-
(rdvrtf.
Euiriunu), f. -iXw, (fr. tv in, and
iriuiru to send) to send in.
Efiirt-raputvoi, -n, -ov, par. per,
pass, of tuirtipw.
Epirtvtirrevufvof, -n, -ov, par. per,
pass, of tpittortvu).
EfiTTtirXvcruivoi, -n, -ov, par. per
pass, of £/iTrXj70<«).
Euiriitpauai, -trai, -rai, per. ind.
pass. — Euirtvpaa^ttvos, par. per
pass, of tuTTinpdo-Kut.
Euiripafios, see tuirtipauos.
E//Tr£pt/^(i>, f. -/£w, (fr. tv in, and
irtpttx^ to contain) to compre-
hend, comprise, include.
Efnrzafirarlti -<3, f. ->/<ra>, (fr. same
and rrtpirarfio to walk about)
to walk about, in or among, pe-
rambulate.
E/iirtpovafia, Dor. for Eifrto6vnfxa
-aroc, rb, (fi*. tv in, and vrp6vn a
button) a dress fastened with but-
tons, buckles, clasps, &c. a man-
tle, robe.
'Eu-ntot, Ion. for tvtrrttrt, 3 sin. 2 a.
ind. act. — E}ivtotlrai, 3 sin. 2 f.
ind. mid. — EpWvp, 3 sin. —
Efi-taujci, 3 pi. 2 a. sub. act
ast, and oOivo$ strength) strong, | Efi-tauv, inf. — E^Tr«rdi<roj, g.
able,masculine,musadar,hculthy,\ sin. par. 2 a. act. of ru-i-tru.
vigorous. E^Trrravi/iia), f. -Bau), (fr. tv in, and
Efnr£o"d<«> -w, f. -cSffu, (fr. same) to
fix, fasten, make firm, establish ; j
rtrci'i'vo) to expand) to streth
nut spread iridr. tsrtend.
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E//iT£r£j, by Sync, and Dor. for
tv/ir£ff£f, 2 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of
tpTrivTU). Or Ion. for £wtt£T£j,
2 sin. impf. act. of tuviru), fr.
tv in, and iriru, obs. for ttj'tttw.
EpTTE^vKwy, -via, -dj, ^ar. per. act.
— EuTTtfyvuis, fern. E/iTr^uuTat
by Sync. Efivt<f>v'ia, and by Cras.
EjKTr£0ua, neut. -of, par. per.
mid. — Euirt<pvr,, for tvtcpvn, S
sin. 2 a. pass, or it is 3 sin. of
EpTm/a'w, -jis, -p, per. sub. mid.
of tfitpvui or fft<pvui.
Efiirtiyvvpi, (fr. £v in, and irfyvvui
to fix) {o^fx in, fasten, stick in;
to set, plant, make grow. Eu-
vfiyvvpiai, to be fixed in ; to grow
up, increase.
Eyivnb'diD -w, f. -fjcu), (fr. same, and
irijAdw to leap) to leap or spring
in or upon ; to rush in or upon,
assault, attack. 1 a. ind. act.
EVETny^r/aa.
'Eunns, Ion. for ip-iras.
Epiriuir\avrai, 3 pi. pres. ind.
pass. — EurrtunXacdai, pres. inf.
pass, of
EpTTifiirXdo} -5 or ->?/¥, and E^rj-
irXdo; -di or -17/it, f. -^ow, p. tu-rzi-
tXtiko, (fr. £v in, and 7rijUTrXdw,
&c. to fill) to fill up ; to satisfy,
please, content; to satiate, cloy,
glut.
EuTripirpnuii f. -fj<ru>, p. turrirrprjKa,
(fr. tv in, and -nipTrpnui or tti//-
Trpaw to burn) to set on fire,
burn; to inflame, irritate, tease;
to provoke, excite. E^nripT:pafiaij
to burn with anger, rage, be vio-
lent.
Ejutt/ttX^, Att. for tuTTiirXnOi or t/i-
TriirXadi, pres. impr. act. of tp.-
■ni-rXriui, see tp-KiuTrXdw.
EuiTiKpdoKU}, fr. tv intens. and ttj-
vpdKoui, which see. par. pres.
pass. tuiriirpacncSutvos. per. pass.
tftiriirpauat. 1 a. ind. pass, tvt-
irpdQnv.
Epiit'n:rovei, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
E/iTr/rrrw, f. £/jfrroVw,p. tuviirrtoKa^
(fr. £v in, and irhrw to fall) to
fall or tt'nfc into, strike against ;
to touch on or at ; to fall into or
among, meet with, light upon, be
thrown among; to fall upon, at-
tack, assault, assail, invade ; to
rush or plunge into ; 1 a. ind.
act. tvtirtffa. 2 a. act. ind. tvi-
vtaov par. turtawv. 2 f. mid.
tjl-KTOXiuai.
Efirrif , -Wo?, >'i, (perhaps fr. tuxivw
to suck) a gnat.
E/.i~iffrtvu), f. -tvffu), (fr. tv in, and
irttrrtvo) to believe) to believe in,
trust, credit ; to intrust, charge,
commit to. Eu-iartvouai, to be
intrusted to, be safe, secure.
EfiirXa *■£<?, -tlaa, -tv, n. pi. -*r£vrf?,
par. 2 a. pass, of tpirXiKU).
EprXdaau) or -rrw, f. -cw, (fr. tv
intens. and rrXacro-u* to shape) to
shape out, form ; to reduce into
a mass; to spread over, daub,
besmear, plaster, lay, fasten of
fix upon : to stop or close up.
EuTrXdcrrofiai, to adhere, cling to.
EuirXaorbs and EurXa.ortKb $,->}, -dv
EMn
(fr. last) like a plaster , sticky,
adhesive, viscous.
'E/iirAaffrpoj, -ov, b, and 'EuitXao-
rpov, -ov, id, (fr. same) aplaster,
ointment, salve, cerate.
EuirXdui, -di, or E/iirXa£w, by Sync,
for tuittXdu) or -a£u>.
E/irAe//;, n. fern. Ion. of funXtios.
EunX^lpnv, -cio, -tiro, 2 a. opt.
mid. of tuvlfinXnui or tuxlnXnpt,
see tumuirXdu).
'EunXttos and 'EunXtos, fr. £v in-
tens. and vXtlos or irXt'oj, which
see.
EpirAfctrai, 3 sin. pres. ind. pass, of
E//trX/«ro>, f. -fu>, p. curriTtXt^a (fr.
tv in, and irAtKw to fold) to wrap,
fold in, to entwine, clasp, in-
fold, interlace, mingle; to inter-
weave, embroider ; to implicate,
embarrass, entangle, ensnare. 1
a. ind. act. tvinXtt-a. 2 a. ind.
act. tvfnXaKov. pres. pass, tu-
irXiicouai. per. pass. tpiriiTXtyuat.
2 a. pass. ind. cvcirX&Knv par.
tuirXaxtls. per. mid. turinXoica.
EunXiu>, f. -ivaut, (fr. same, and
irX/u» to sail) to sail, mini or
float in or upon; to sail along
with.
EuvXr\hnv, (fr. next) /u//v, ftftte,
largely, at large ; in great num-
bers ; clove, crowded.
EpirXrjQut, f. -au>, p. cuiriirXnica, (fr.
cv intens. and irXitfu to fill) lo
./?// up, satisfy, satiate, please,
content ; to fulfil, accomplish,
finish. 1 a. ind. net. twbrXrira.
per. pass. iptf 'r:\ncuat. 1 a.
pass. ind. ivcxXi'icOnv.
'RfiirXrjKTos, -ov, b, i), (fr. cuirXf/crou)
to amaze) struck, astonished,
amazed ; senseless, insensible ;
mad, frantic, dixirartcd.
E/urXf/^evoy, by Sync, for tuirXnod-
ucvoi, par. 1 a. mid. of tuniu-
nXnut. Or according to some
par. pres. inid. of same. See
tu7T(/i?rXdw.
'EftirX»7i (fr. £utXow to approach)
near, nigh, hard by.
'EuirXn^n, -to$, Att. -twj, ', (fr.
e/irX^ffffu) to amaze) admiration,
wonder, amazement, surprise.
EunXfloaro, Ion. for ivtirXt'iouTo, 3
sin. I a. mid. — EuTrXneQrjvai, 1
a. inf. pass. — EpurXnoOtii, par.
I a. pass, of lurrXnOu).
EunXijoou) or •rrui, f. -fw, (fr. tv
on, and rrXvo-ffu) to strike) to
strike violently, rush or fall upon,
attack, assault, assail, invade ;
to strike with terror, surprise,
admiration, Sic. amaze, astonish, I
confound.
EuttXokij, -rjs, fi, (fr. tuirX(Ku) to tie)
a knot; a knotting, tying, twin-
ing, twilling, plaiting, braiding.
EunXoicia, -wv, rti, (fr. same) a
kind of women's head-dress ; a
braid, curls, lock of hair ; an
Athenian festival.
EuirXoKiov, -ov, to, (fr. same) net-
work, plaiting, braiding.
Euirvtvoais, JEo\. for tuirvtvoas, 1
a. par. act. of euirviu).
'Ejtievtveis, -tos, Att. -cuts, $, (fr.
EMn
einrvfu) to inspire) breathing,
drawing the breath; inspiration,
divine impulse.
Eunvtvorbs, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same)
inspired.
Eu*v(u> -ut, and Poet. Euxvclu>, f.
-evffw, p. tuirivvtvua (fr. tv in,
and jrv/w to breathe) to respire,
draw in the breath, breathe, live;
to breathe upon, favour, inspire ;
to blow upon or over. 1 a. ind.
act. tviirvtvoa.
'EuTrvoof -ovj, -6ov -ov, b, f), (fr.
last) breathing, living, alive.
Eurrvvdr/, for cvtirvvdn, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. pass, of
'Eunwui or'Eu7rw/ia«,also tuirvvut,
fr. tv in, and nvvui, which see.
E/iW<'{w, f. -?<xw, (fr. tv in, and
■nocllui to entangle) to fetter ; to
catch or trip the feet ; to impede,
hinder, defeat.
Euirdciov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
vov( the foot) a hinderance, im-
pediment, obstacle, slop, bar,
stumbling-block.
Euirocicua, -Xros, rb, and E/iiro£(ff-
pbs, -ov, b, same as last.
Euxocoorarlut -u>, f. -flout, p. luirc-
rotoerdrvca, (fr. next) to be a
hinderance or stumbling-block ; to
hinder, impede, embarrass, slop.
EuiroAoorarns, -ov, b, (fr. cun6Siov
a hinderance, and 'arniii to set
up) one who hinders, impedes or
resists, an opposer, opponent, an-
tagonist, rixal.
EliroAiof (fr. fv at, and iroDy the
foot) at the foot, about the fret,
in the way, impeding, hindering.
'O tunoc'u>v, near, meeting, ap-
proaching. Ta tfjinocCiv, the pre-
sent circumstances, business, &c.
'EuroOtv, Dor. for tunpooOtv.
Euiroiiu> -L>, f. -fiou), (fr. tv in, and
Toicu) to make) to effect or pro-
duce in, cause within ; to pro-
cure, get, cause to be ; to put in,
insert, ingraft, implant ; to bring
in, introduce, intrude, thrust in.
EuTTotTjoav. Ion. for tvtiroinoav, 3
pi. 1 a. md. act. of last.
EuiroXa, -5$, a, Dor. for tuiroX/j.
EuiroXdu>, and -iu> -5, f. -r;<rw, (fr.
£v in, and iru>Xiu> to sell) to hold
a market, keep a shop ; to sell,
trarle, barter ; to get by trade,
procure, provide.
E/iroXftMoy, Eu~ oXtuos, -ov, b, fi,
and EuiroXtjUKos, -»";, -ov, (fr. ev
in, and iroXtuos war) warlike, fit
for war, military, martial.
EftitoXri, -rj$, //, (fr. tuiroXdu) to
traded merchandise ; trade, com.
mercc, traffic, buying and sell-
ing.
Euv6Xr)ua, -aros, to, (fr- last) wier-
chandise, wares, goods, commo-
dities, gain, profit.
EuiroXircvui, f. -evou), (fr. £v in,
and 7roXiT£t'a state affairs, th. -nd-
Xi? the city) to engage or be en-
gaged in the business of the state ;
to manage, conduct, direct the
government ; to reside in or be-
long to a city; to converse, be
employed, exercise, engage in.
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EMn
E/iwoXowvro, Ion. and Poet, for
£V£ToXa>vro, 3 pi. cont. impC
pass, of cunoXdw.
EuTropcviodtitoav, 3 pi. pres. impr.
pass, of
Euiroptvouai, f. -txieouai, (fr. £v in-
tens. and noptvcuai to travel) to
trade, traffic, buy and sell, travel
as a trader ; to set off or praise
falsely ; to make profit, gain%
earn. 1 a. ind. mid. £V£rrop£u<r(f.
flTJV.
EurropcvoduiQa, 1 pi. -oovrai, 3 pi.
1 f. mid. of last.
Efiiropla, -at, l), (tr. ifinopoi a mer-
chant) merchandise, trade, traf-
fic, commerce, business.
Europlicbf, -fj, -bv, (fr. same) frad-
ing, dealing, commercial; mer-
chantable, saleable.
Eundpiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
mart, market, port.
'Eunopoi, -ov, &, (fr. tv in, and ir6-
po{ a passage) a passenger, fro-
veller by sea ; a merchant, trader^
carrier.
Euiropirdu) -u>, f. -t)ou», p. tunci:6pinf
xa, (fr. £v intens. and Tropndu to
button) to button up, buckle; to
fasten, join, unite.
'Eutovoa, -a j, »;, (fr. £v on, and
ttoDj the foot) a hobgoblin, a
sprite upon one leg, spectre^
ghost.
'Eurrpaxroi, -ov, b, f/, (fr. £v in, and
■npdaaui to do) to be done, that
can or may be done, practicable,
possible, feasible ; forcible, effica-
cious.
EunpiTTU), (fr. «/ among, and rrp/ir«
to become) to be in estimation^
gain respect ; to excel, surpass,
be distinguished, pres. inf. act.
tuirptiriiv.
Eurrpr'/Ou), f. -^(rw,p. cuiriirpr]Ka,{fir.
£v intens. and -rptjdui to burn) to
set on fire, kindle ; to burn, con-
sume, destroy ; to blow up, in-
flate, swell. 1 a. ind. act. cvi-rpn-
aa. per. pass, tuiriirpnouai. 1 a.
ind. pass. tvtirpfioQnv.
Euirpfjoat, 1 a. inf. act.
aw, -a?, -u, 1 f. ind. act.
wpnoddi, 1 a. par. pass, of last
'Euirpnois, -tos, Att. -tun, 17, and
Eu-s-pncrubs, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a
kindling, burning ; a fire, con-
fiagration.
E/jTrpnorris, -ov, b, (fr. same) an
incendiary, one who sets on fire.
Euvptu), i. -iffu), p. tfnriirpiKa, (fr.
£v intens. and rpiu> to saw) to
saw or cut through; to grind,
gnash the teeth. 1 a. pass. ind.
eveirpicrOnv par. cinrpiodcls.
'EunpocBcv (fr. same, and rpoodit
before) before, in presence, front-
ing, facing, in sight of; before,
hitherto.
Enirp6r*ios,-ov, b, f/, (fr. last) foe-
ing, frvnting, opposite; prior,
former, anterior.
Eftirrioo-ouai, (fr. tv in, and ■nriaeui
to pound) to stamp, bruise, beat;
to knead, bake.
Eurrrvoua, -aroj, rb, (fr. eumiu) to
spit at) spit, *piUle,
»-r— ■ - —
— E/iirp«7- •
act. — E/i-
EM*
Ruirrvetv, pres. inf. act. — Euirri5'
eavrts, n. pi. par. 1 a. act. —
Eu-r vauai, 3 pi. 1 f. act. — E/i7r-
Tvo-0rjottai,3 sin. If. ind. pass. of
Kunruu), f. -B<ru>,p. tpniirrvKa, (fr.
£v on, and i:tvu> to spit) to spit
at or upon ; to despise.
'Euirvos, -ou, 6, ft, (fr. £i/ in, and
irvov matter) having a running
sore; putrid.
KuTrvpi?o>, -p6ui -u>, and -ptvia, f.
-ffw, (fr. iunvpos burning) to set
onjire, light up, kindle ; to burn,
consume.
Eu-zvptopbs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
burning ; afire, conflagration.
'Euirvpov,-ov, rb, (neut. of next) a
burnt-offering.
'Ruirvpos, -ov, o, »}, (fr. tv on, ana
irvp tire) heated, warm, inflamed,
fiery ; kindled, lighted ; burning,
blazing, flaming.
fLuvdoXdyoaa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
ofuvdoXoyiiii.
'EuHkov, -ts, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
UVKCldt.
Eu<pdyw, (fr. tv intens. and <j>dyu>
to eat) to eat voraciously, de-
vour, crxm, stuff.
Rucpalvu), f. -avd, p. tpiziQayica,
(fr. tv in, and <baivu> to show) to
represent, set forth, show, mani-
fest ; to explain, clear up, en-
lighten ; to display, set forth.
Ep<paivouai, to appear, show or
betray one's self. 1 a. ind. act.
tviff>nva. 2 a. ind. act. tvt<f>avov.
per. raid, tpirtyava.
T£,u<piviijTaTai (sup. neut. pi. of
next) most clearly, distinctly or
plainly ; excellently, very or ex-
tremely well.
Ru<pSvti;, -ios -ovs, b, fj, (fr. tu-
$aivui to represent) visible, appa-
rent ; manifest, plain, clear;
open, public • conspicuous, emi-
nent, distinguished, a. sin. cont.
t^Kpavrj.
Ruipavifo, f. -ton), (fr. last) to show,
■make appear, expose to view, set
before the eyes. Eu<pavi£ouai, to
appear, be in sight, show one's
self, become conspicuous. 1 a. act.
ind. tvt(pdvtaa' impr. tu(j>dvi<rov,
-dru), in 2 pi. tu<paviaaTt. 1 a.
pass. ind. tvt&aviaQnv' inf. tp-
<Pavi<rdrjvai.
Eynpavio-fibs, -ov, b, (fr. last) an
appearance, sign, indication ; a
mark, token ; proof.
E,u<pavZ>s and Ion. Euciavfwf, (fr.
tuipavfii clear) visibly, clearly,
plainly; conspicuously, eminently.
"Rufaais, -ioi, Ate. -tus, ^, (fr. tu-
paivu to represent) a representa-
tion, appearance, show; a pre-
tence; an image, likeness, figure,
similitude, resemblance ; an imi-
tation, copying ; emphasis.
Ru<t>aTlKos, and -avrtjcdj, -/), -ov,
(fr. same) significant, expressive,
emphatical. comp. EucpariKurt-
oo$ or-ovrncair£pof,sup. -liraTos.
£u(ptpfii, -ios -ous, o, »'/, (fr. next)
relative, respecting, relating or
appertaining to ; like, similar, re
sembling.
EN
Eu<pipu, f. evolaa, 1 a. act. tvfivty-
ko, (fr. cv in, and fipu to carry)
to bring upon ; to spread abroad,
disseminate. Eutiipouai, to be
carried or go round, through or
about; to be carried or rise to
excess ; to rush or fall upon ; to
resemble, be like.
Eu^(Xov£tKwj, fr. tv intens. and <pi-
\ovuku>s, which see.
'Efi<po(los, -ov, b, }), (fr. tv in, and
<p6[ios fear) fearful, timorous, ti-
mid; terrified, frightened, scared.
Eu<popiu> -u>, f. -non) and -jcw, p.
tjxirt$6pnKa and -t<a, (fr. tv upon,
and <poptu> to bear) to introduce,
bring in or upon ; to lay upon,
inflict. Eutyopiuuai-ovftaif. -i'/oo-
pai, p. tunt<t>6priuai, to set, rush,
dart or fall upon; to gorge,
stuff, satiate ; to enjoy, take the
benefit or reap the fruits of.
Eu<podoom or -tto>, f. -£u>, p. -^a,
(fir. tv in, and ^pdaou to hedge)
to fence, enclose; to shut or stop
up, barricade, bar ; to fill, dam
up, stuff.
'Eu<f>povpos,-ov,b,fi, (fr. tv in, and
<f>povpu a guard) guarded, pro-
tected, defended; under restraint,
as a minor, prisoner ; also
guarding, preserving, screening.
Subs, a guard, keeper.
'Eud>po>v, -ovos, 6, rj, (fr. same, and
(p'pfiv the understanding) pru-
dent, discreet ; sagacious, intelli-
gent, sensible, wise.
E/108/K, -tot -ovs, 6, >'/, (fr. same,
and <pvw to grow) natural, con-
stitutional ; innate, inborn, in-
bred.
EuQvs, -vaa, -iiv, par. of tvi<pvv, 2
a. ind. act. of ip<f>vui, see tu-
<pvo).
Ep<pvcdu) -ui,f. -fjo~u>, (fr. tv in, and
(pvodu) to blow) to blow or breathe
upon ; to swell, puff up, inflate ;
to kindle with ilve breath. I a. ind.
act. tvi<pvaa.
Eutyvanua, -tiros, to, (fr. last) a
blast, breath of air ; inflation,
swelling or puffing up with air ;
a bubble.
Eu0t><7i<5w -w, f. -wo-u), (fr. tv intens.
and <pvot6<ji to pant) to breathe
strongly ; to inflate, swell up.
'EfnQvTOs, -ov, 6, )% (fr. next) im-
planted, engrafted ; adopted ;
rooted, settled, fixed ; inherent,
natural, innate.
Eucjivoi or 'Eucpvfii, f. -vcm, p. tu-
■niipvKa, (fr. tv in, and <pvi» or
(pdfii to grow) to engender, beget,
implant ; to grow in or along
with ; to be in, adhere or be natu-
ral to ; to grow to, cling, clasp,
entwine. 2 a. act. tvifw, -vs, *•"
par. tptpvs, -vaa, -vv. per. mid.
tuiri<pva' par. tuTtupv&s.
'Eu\pvx°Si "ovt &> hi (fr* same, and
ipv%ri the soul) animated, living,
breathing; vital.
Eftiav, g. pi. of tyut or of £/i<5j.
Ev, and Poet, tvl and tiv, a prepo-
sition governing the d. case ;
in, vnthin, inside, among; on,
upon ; against ; at near ; dur-
ENA
ing, while, whilst ; by way nft
by ; with, by means of, through,
by ; into, to, towards, unto ; for^
on account of, by reason of; a«,
according to.
Ev, Ion. for ivi.
Ev for ivda.
'Ev for hi, which for /veo-ti im«
pers. ; or for ivtioi, 3 pi. pres.
ind. of ivtiui, to be with.
'Ev, also Poet, for tvrjv, 3 sin. or
tvrjo-av, 3 pi. impf. of ive+ii, to be
among.
"Ev, neut. of £if, uia, tv.
Ev aud(ievTi, (d. sin. par. pres.
act. of autifiu to reply) in turnt
by turns, alternately.
"Eva, -as, a, Dor. for tvn. Also
a. sin. mas. of tis.
Evuyfis, -ios -ovs, 6, rj, (fr. cv in,
and 'dy os reverence) holy, *a-
cred, consecrated, devoted, bound
by a vow ; polluted, defiled, exe-
crable, vile, wicked, impure ; in
a state of uncleanness.
Evayifa, (fr. last) to discharge or
fulfil a vow, perform a holy rite,
expiate, atone; to celebrate fune-
ral obsequies, appease, avenge.
Evdytcua, -tiros, to, and Evayia-
ubs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a celebra-
tion or performance of a vow, bu-
rial or other rite ; a memorial ;
an expiation, atonement, offering
for the dead.
EvayKa\i$o/xai, f. -icouai, (fr. £vin,
and aykdXn the fold of the arms)
to take in the arms, embrace,
clasp, hug ; to fondle, nurse. 1 a.
mid. ind. tvnyKaXiadfinv.
EvayicaXiadutvos, par. 1 a. mid. of
last.
EvayKv\6uy -w, (fr. same, and ay'
Kv\n a thong) to shoot, iart, or
fling missile weapons, jy means
of a strap or thong, par. pres.
act. cont. n. pi. tvay<v\ovvrts.
EvayKwvifa, f. -iota, (fr. £v on, and
ayKutv the elbow) to lean tr
rest upon the elbow, recline or
sit at meat ; to incline, bend,
stoop.
EvayKuviQ, -t7s, -£?, Att. forevay-
Kjjviffu), 1 f. act. of last.
'Evayxosi (fr. ev in, and dy\i
near) lately, just now.
Evrfyw, f. -£o>, p. -xa, (fr. same,
and dyu to lead) to lead or
bring in, introduce; to induce,
persuade, encourage, exhort, in-
cite.
EvayuviCouai, (fr. ev against, and
aytiivi^ofiai to contend, th. aywv
a fight) to strive against, oppose,
resist, pres. inf. mid. tvayuvl^ta-
Bat.
Evaywvios, -ov, b, »% (fr. cv in, and
ayHiv a public game) about the
games, engaged in or fond of the
public sports; dramatic, active,
vehement.
EvaO\i(ji -Si, (fr. £v intens. and
adXiu) to contend) to exercise
often, practise much.
'Evaiov, -£j, -£, impf. act. of
valu).
Evaipios, -ov, i, $, (fir. ev in, and
ENA
afip the air} aerial, airy, living in
the air ; high, lofty.
Ei ilou), f. -Sow, (fr. iv intens. and
alpu to carry off) to take off, cut
off, kill, slay ; to destroy, con-
sume, ruin ; to pillage, plunder,
spoil. 1 a. ind. act. ivi,pa. 1 a.
ind. mid. tvrjpd^tiv, -u>, -aro.
Evaioiuov and Eva<o-<pu>s,(fr.next)
Jitly, agreeably, suitably, conve-
niently, orderly.
Eva/o-T/ioj, -ov, o, h, (fr. tv in, and
alaa fate) fatal, destined, prede-
termined, necessary, inevitable ;
portentous, ominous, foreboding,
adapted, fit, proper, becoming,
agreeable, useful ; reasonable,
just.
KtaXiyKtoc, -ov, b,f;, (fr. tv intens.
and aXiyKtos like) very like, re-
sembling, similar.
EvdXYoj, -ov, b, f), (fr. tv in, and SXj
the sea) of the sea, in the sea,
marine, maritime.
EvaXiffitw or EidXw^i, f. -Jxrw, p.
cvr/Xwxa, (fr. same, and uXIokw
to take) to seize, take, lay hold
of. See iXloxw.
EvaWayff, -fa, ff, (fr. rvaXXdrrw
to alter) a change, alteration ; cx-
chnnge, transfer.
EvdXXay/ia, -tfroj, rd, (fr. same)
change, exchange, barter, traffic ;
price, equivalent.
EvaXXd(, (fr. same) by way of
change, in an altered manner ;
alternately, by turns.
EvaXXdrrw, f. -fw, p. -^a, (fr. tv
intens. and <iXXu<rou> or -rru to
change) to change, alter, shift,
vary ; to exchange, traffic, buy
or sell ; to alternate, act by
turns.
EcdXXo/iai, (fr. tv on, and aXXo/iai
to leap) to leap upon; to tread
upon, trample ; to insult ; to ex-
ult, rejoice. 1 f. inf. mid. tvaXtia-
6ai.
EvuXXoj, -ov, o, f), (fr. tv in, and
dXXos another) changeable,
changing, mutable; fickle, in-
constant; changed, contrary.
EvaXdvrtc, n. pi. mas. of EvuXoij,
-ovoa, -dv, par. 2 a. act. of tvd-
Xw/ii, obs. see tvaXioicit).
EvdfttXXoc, -ov, b, (fr. tv in, and
apiXXa a contest) an antagonist,
opponent, rwal ; a match, equal.
"Evau/xa, -aroc, rd, (fr. tv to, and
airruj to fasten to) a chain, fetter,
band, rope, strap ; the thong used
to throw the javelin.
tZvavOfo) -<3, fr. tv intens. and av-
diu, which see. per. ind. mid.
tvijvnda.
"Evavra and 'Evavri, (fr. tv in, and
avrt against) over against, oppo-
site, before, in presence of.
Evavrla, -a j, //, viz. \t!>oa, (fern,
of tvavrios opposite) the front,
forep'irt, that part facing or op-
posite.
Ev<ivr[:3iov, (neut. of next) oppo-
sitely, facing ; adversely.
Eiavn'/Jtoj, -ov, o, »;, (fr. «■ in, avri
against, and flla strength) atl-
verse, hostile, opposite ; contrary, j
ENA
contradictory. Subs, an adversa-
ry, opponent, antagonist.
Evavritvfitws, Dor. for -ovutvof,
par. pres. mid. cont. of tvav-
riow.
Evavrlov, (neut. of tvavriot con
trary) same asf'vavri.
EvaiTtorrpayiu) -£>, (fr. ivavn
against, and irpdaaui to act) to be
of the other party, favour the op-
posite faction, deal with the enemy
Evavrloc, -a, -ov, (fr. ivavn over
against) fronting, faring, face
to face, meeting, opposite; con-
trary, contradictory ; adverse
hostile.
Evavrtdrvs, -nroc, if, (fr. last) con-
trariety, opposition, disagree-
ment.
Evavrtdu -w, f. -ucu, (fr. tv intens.
and aindtn or -doftat to oppose)
to be against or contrary to, op-
pose, resist, cross, thwart.
Eva\ riu» fia,-arof, ri, (fr. last) op-
position, resistance, repugnance ;
an impediment, obstacle.
Evavrius, (fr. tvavrlo* opposite) on
the contrary, in opposition to.
Evavrlurti, -ioj, Att. -twf, »'/, (fr.
same) resistance, opposition.
'Kval-a, -as,-t, 1 a. ind. act. of
vdffffui.
EvantitiKviaro, Ion. for tvawtitU-
wrro, 3 pi. impf. pass, of cva-
iroStUvvfii.
Evatrtpticoftai, f. -tlaouat, p. n'airi)-
ptiouai, (fr. tv on, aro from, and
tptlcu to prop) to be fastened or
Jlxed in ; to lean, rest or stand
upon ; to fix upon, brand.
Evano6tUvvut,f. -Stll-v, (fr. same,
and Stlxvvfti to show) to point
out, show, exhibit ; to demonstrate,
prove, explain.
EvaroQvtoKu, f. -fauai, fr. same,
and Sviiokw, which see.
Evaro*i/5fiui, f. -tvau, (fr. same,
and Kvfitvu to play at dice) to
be addicted to dice, game, gam-
ble.
EvanoXaufidvi*, f. -Xf^Ofiii, (fr.
same, and \au0dvu to take) to
cut off, intercept ; catch, take
unawares, surprise.
Evarorrvfu, f. -tvau>, (fr. same,
and rv/w to breathe) to breathe
or blow upon ; to breathe his last,
breathe forth ; to linger in death,
expire in torture, be worn out !y
calamities.
Eva-roridnfii, f. -Qnaw, (fr. same,
and ridvui to place) to put by or
aside, put away, lay down ; to
resign, give up, give over, leave
off.
Evd-ru), f. -4'Wj P« tvv(f>a, (fr.
same, and a-ru to touch) to tie
to, bind, fix, fasten, annex, join ; j
to kindle, light up. EvdiTTopai, j
to dress, clothe one's self, wear, '
have on. par. per. pass, evrifi/ji-l
voj.
'Ei'«0(i, -o)i', ra, (fr. tva.'poj to cut
off, or tv in, and dpnc battle)
spoil, plunder, pillage.
Evdpyti, Dor. for tvfipyti, 3 sin.
cont. impf. act. oftitpyiw. j
•CMC)
ENA
|Ev<7py/(jff (fr. next) plainly, clem
ly, distinctly ; openly, publicly.
Evapyiif, -iof -qlj, b, f), (fr. cv in,
and apyif while) cvulent, mani-
fest, plain, clear, distinct ; open,
public.
Evdptros, -ov, b, }>, (fr. same, and
aptrr) virtue) Ml'fimn, good,
correct, pure, innocent, up-
right.
Eviphi, -ios -oif, b, ik (fr. same,
and dpw to fit) Jirm, compart.
Evipis, -hi -ol(, b, $, (fr. same,
and apd a curse) under a curst,
stain or pollutirn, unclean, im-
pure ; bad, wicked, vile, exe-
crable, abominable, hatejul, odi-
ous.
Evdpttf for tvapits, n. pi. mas. of
last.
Evap/£w,f. -/fto, p. -i^a, (fr. tvoK
pw to cut off, or iv in, and dpr/e
war) to kill, slay, slaughter ; f
spoil, strip, plunder, pillage,
sack.
EvapiOftiu -w, f. -f)ou>, (fr. tv in,
and apidfitu to count) to reckon
among, count up with ; to com-
pute, calculate.
Evapidfirjroi, (fr. last) counted up,
enumerated, reckoned. Or, lot
avapidftnroi.
EvapidjHOs and Evdpi6/io;, -ov, b,
f), (fr. same) reckoned among,
counted upon, esteemed.
Evapiu/iporoc, -ov, 6, f), (fr. tvalpm
to cut off, and pporoc human;
savage , murderous. Subs, a man-
slayer, homicide.
Evdpi(a, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. —
Evap/(o</ji,-o(f, -ot, 1 a. opt. act.
of tvapitjti).
Evdpxtaa, -at, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
puiut.
EvaOftdfa, f. -diffw, p. tvrippwxa,
(fr. tv in, and appoCui to fit) to
apply, put to, join, adapt ; to set,
compose; to sing.
Evapfidvtot, -ov, o, >), (fr. same,
and apfttvtof agreeing) nicely
fitting, well adapted, suitable;
musical, harmonious.
Evapfto^at, Dor. for tvapuoaai, 1 a.
inf. act. of evop/i^'w.
Evap^dfitvoc, -n, -ov, par. 1 a. mid.
ot tidp^o^at.
'Evapov for Ivypnv or fjvapov, -tf,
-c,'2 a. ind. act. of tvaipw.
EmocJdoof or Evnpr?0opoy, -ov, b,
(fr. ivuoti spoil's, an J </</pw to
carry) a svoilcr, plunderer, rob-
ber of the dead.
Evdpxopai, f. -(ouai, (fr. tv intens.
and do\opai to begin) to make a
beginning, commence, set out;
to attempt, undertake, take upon.
1 a. mid. ind. evnpj-dunv par.
tvap^dfttvoc.
Evdo6r,v, -vs, -v, 1 a. ind. pass.
— 'Evaaaa, Evaeedur)v, Poet.
for ivaoa, act. and tvaadfiT/v,
mid. 1 a. ind. of vdw for vaiu.
'Eiriroj, -n, -ov, Poet, for ivvaroc.
EvavStis, -ios -ovc, b, >/, (fr. tv in,
and avth voice) having voice,
vocal, articulate; living, breath-
ing.
ENA
Evav\t£ouai, t. -tcouai, (fr. cv in,
and avXi^ouai ro lodge) to resort
to,, visit; to lodge at, sojourn,
reside for a while ; to rest, stop,
stay, wait. par. 1 a. mid. cvav-
Xicdutvos.
EvuvAo?, -ov, 6, fit (fr. same, and
avXdi a pipe) playing or sound-
ing on a pipe or flageolet, musi-
cal, singing ; reechoing, reverbe-
rating, resounding, murmuring,
roaring ; ringing in the ears.
Also subs, a ditch, drain, trench ;
a bed, channel ; a stream, tor-
rent.
'EvauXoj, -ov, o, (fr. same, and
avXfi a fold ) a stable, fold, cote; a
residence, home ; a haunt, re-
sort.
Evavfdvu, f. -avfjjca), p. -nv^vKa,
(fr. cv intens. and av$dv<j> to aug-
ment) to enlarge much, increase
in ; to breed up or educate in.
'Evavaua, -Xros, rb, (fr. next) a
spark, embers; fuel, coal.
Evat'u, f. -atffu), (fr. cv intens. and
avu to dry-) to light up, kindle,
inflame, excite.
Rvatpirjpt, f. -data, p. -ciica, (fr. cv
in, aro from, and "nui to send)
to put or thrust in, insert ; to in-
termix, intermingle, put among ;
to send away to.
Evcat?, Dor. for EvlnU, -*<5oj, ij,
Endets, a woman'* name.
'EviaKovs, -vos, b, rj, (fr. cv in, and
cdicpv a tear) in tears, weeping.
Evlariouat -ovuai, f. -rjaouai, (fr.
cv among, and lariouai to share)
to divide among, share, allot ; to
explain, interpret ; to cut with re-
proaches, upbraid; to scatter,
disperse.
Evbtcvuivos, -n, -ov, par. of EvliSv-
pai, per. pass. — EvciSvica, per.
md. act. of tvcvw or cvc~vu>.
Evcia -ci, f. cvltf/Gci.l a. cvcoincc,
(impers. fr. aiiiu to be wanting)
it is necessary, it is needful, there
wants, it ought.
Evhfn, -ios -ovi, 6, fi, (fr. cv&iu) to
be wanting) indigent, poor,
needy, distressed; wanting, de-
ficient, fallen short, inferior.
Comp. cvUiarcpos, sup. -iora-
ros.
'Evceia, «*?, »/, (fr. last) need, want,
poverty, penury, indigence ; lack,
failure, deficiency.
"Evociypa, -dros, ro, and 'Evteifij,
-«oj, Att. -£utj, },, (fr. next) a
show, display, exhibition; proof,
evidence, demonstration ; an im-
peachment.
RvceUwui or Evleimvu, (fr. tv in-
tens. and htimvui or -uw to show)
to show, point out, demonstrate ;
to display, exhibit, shmu out, set
off; to denounce, accuse. Ev-
iuKvvpcn, to exhibit or display
one's self, act, do, perform, pres.
pass. ind. 3 pi. cvhUiivrar inf.
evccUi'vffdat. per. pass, cvcchiy-
uai. 1 £ mid. rvSti^ouai. 1 a.
mid. ind. cvtcn^diivv, -w, -aro*
impr. cvcci^ai, -acduf sub. tv-
itifafiai, -v, -rjrai.
C c
ENA
EvSciicrvs, -ov, b, (fr. last) an in
former, discoverer, accuser.
'EvhiKTo, by Sync, for tvciictiKro,
3 sin. pper. pass, of same.
Evhi^acdai, inf. — Evhl^aodc, 2
pi. impr. — Ev<?£/fw//a«, -p
-nrai, sub. 1 a. mid. of tvieiKw-
fii.
'Evict ^n, -to?, Att. -etas, fit a. iv
ia^iv, see ivictyfia.
"EviiKa, indecl. (fr. cv one, and
ticica ten) eleven.
'EvccKaKig, (fr. last) eleven times
'EvSiKdros, -Tj, -ov. (fr. same) the
eleventh.
EiciKccQai, Ion. for cvSi^codai
pres. inf. mid. of cvSi^o^iai.
\Ev6cXi^cia, -a?, //, (fr. next) per-
fection, fulness, completeness ;
constancy, assiduity, continuance.
EvhXc^im -w, (fr. next) to use dili-
gence, be constant, persevere,
persist ; to employ much, use
frequently.
EvScXc^fn, -to? -o5f, 6, >/, Att. for
cvrcXc^fig, (fr. cv in, rtXos the
end, and iyu to have) perfect,
complete, finished ; active, dili-
gent ; constant.
EvhXc^d), f. -nrw, (fr. same) to
perpetuate, persist, persevere, con-
tinue at, with or in.
EvitXc-^iaiibi, -ov, 5, f), (fr. last)
diligence, assiduity, constancy,
perseverance, continuance.
EvSeXex&s, (fr. evc'ektxhs diligent)
diligently, constantly, persever-
ingly.
EvSi^ia, (neut. pi. of next) dex-
terously, successfully ; conveni-
ently, aptly, fitly ; luckily, for-
tunately.
Evci!;ios, -a, -ov, (fr. cv on, and
til-ios right-handed) on the right
hand, to the right side ; lucky,
fortunate, happy ; successful, fa-
vourable, prosperous.
Evofouai,f. -tjcofiai, see evc'ib).
'EvScafia, -Xros, to, (fr. tvSiu) to
tie up) a band, bond, fastening,
rope, chain, fetters, &c. confine-
ment, imprisonment.
Eviecruia) -u, f. -fjau), and EvoW-
ficvw, f. -cvaw, (fr. same) to bind
in, tie up, wrap together, infold;
to entangle, embarrass, implicate.
'EvScapos, -ov, b, '/, (fr. cv intens.
and See fids a chain) a tying,
binding, fastening; a band,
chain, fetter, knot; a bundle,
parcel, package, purse, scrip ; a
chest ; a prison, chamber.
Evli-^crai, (impers. of next) it is
lawful, allowable or possible, it
may be, it admits.
EvciXjouai, f. -1-ouai, p. cvSiScyuat,
(fr. cv in, and Sc^ofiai to take)
to take in, take upon, undertake ;
to admit, allow, permit. 3 sin.
pres. ind. cvii^crai.
Evlc^o^cvoi, -r), -ov, (par. pres. of
last) allowable, lawful; probable,
possible.
EvSc^ouivus, (fr. last) probably;
as much as possible.
Ev^'fjj -dJ, f. ->'ew. (fr. cv in, and
tiu to bind) to bind in, tie up,
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ENA
wrap or fold in; to tie, bind
fasten, confine, straiten.
Evhiu) -u>, 1. -ficw, fr. cv intens.
and iiu), to want, which see.
Evinuiw -&, f. -fjou>, p. cvoc6fpnKar
(fr. cv among, and In^os people)
to be at home, dwell, live at, inha-
bit, abide, reside.
E.vcfifiioq, -ov, b, f], (fr. same) en-
demic, endemical or endemial.
peculiar to certain ranks of
people.
'Evonuos, -ov, 6. fj, (fr. same) at
home, in one s own country ;
domestic, private.
EvSidacicov, Ion. for cv&iaov, impf.
act. of evSidu).
Ev(5iaj3dAA(o, f. -aXw, p. cv6in(ii($-
XrjKa, (fr. cv intens. ando"ia/3d>A<#
to slander) to calumniate; to ac-
cuse, impeach ; to oppose, thwart,
resist.
EvhidOtros, -ov, b, fi, (fr. cv in, and
diaridrjfii to dispose) internalf
inward, inside.
EvSiaOpvirrw, (fr. cv intens. and
Siadpvirru) to pamper) to abuse
wantonly or by vicious indul-
gence ; to use for gratification.
EvhaQpvirrouai, to affront ; to
scorn, disdain, pres. inf. pas9.
cvhiaOpvirrccdat.
Evliairdofiui -uuai, (fr. cv in, and
iiairdo\iai to dwell) tostay,dweU.y
reside at, live in ; to delay, tarry ,
continue at.
Evc'iairpiru), f. -\pu, (fr. cv intens.
and SianpiTru) to excel) to prac-
tise, exercise, fit, prepare, train.
EvSiarpifiu), f. -\pw, (fr. same, and
SiarpijSu) to remain) to remain
in ; to dwell upon, spend much
lime about.
EvSidui -w, (fr. ivSioi noontide) to
rest, retire or sleep at noon, with-
draw into the shade, shun the
heal ; to delay, wait, stay, pas*
or spend time.
EvSic'dcKU), f. -£u>, p. cvh6i6a^at
(fr. cv intens. and iiSdaxu)' to
teach) to instruct, inform, im-
prove ; to inculcate, impress.
EvoiS6vai,pres. inf. act. ofevSiSwpi.
EvSiSvoku), (frequent, fr. cv8vu to
enter) to put on, dress, clothe.
EvciSvoKouai, to be dressed, clothe
one's self; to assume, take upon.
impf. mid. cvcSilvaKdunv.
Ev£icwui, f. -Swaw, (fr. cv in, and
6iSu>ui to give) to deliver to,
charge, int-ust, put into the
hands; to supply, minister to,
afford; to give in, yield, submit,
give up, give way to, let loose.
Evbicaav, 3 pi. impf. act. of cv&irf-
fit. Or 3 pi. 2 a. ind. act. of cv-
itinui.
Evtivui, same as cvliata. Or per-
haps fr. tv intens. and o7w, which
see.
Ev3(t»7/u,f. -Strjtrw, p. tviktKa, (fr.
cv in, Sid through, and "vui to
send) to send off or away, dis-
miss, discharge; to let off, let
out, 1st go; to set on as dogs,
animate, instigate, excite.
EvlUos, -ov, e, $, used Poet, for
EK6
ilnatos, (fr. same, and ilxn jus-
tice) just, honest, upright, good,
sincere.
Eviiva, -wv, rd, (fr. iviov within)
the intestines, bowels, ull beneath
the skin, the Jlesh.
gZvitov, -ov, to, (neut. of next) a
stop, rest, delay, pause.
TLviios, -a, -ov, at noon, noontide,
midday, meridian.
sXvioytvfi;, -ins -ovs, b, f), (fr. iviov
within, and yhouai to be) in-
nate, natural, inbred, inherent;
born in or at, home-born, home-
bred.
"EvioBtv, and Poet. 'Ev6o6i, (fr.
same) from within, from the in-
side ; inwardly, internally.
E»<W, Dor. for iviov.
EvioidCu, f. -Sob), fr. tv intens.
and doidfa, which see.
MZvSoiaoifidi and Eviotacrds, -ov, b,
fj, (fr. next) doubtful, dubious,
uncertain ; wavering, variable,
fickle.
sZvSoiaefidf, -ov, b, and Eviolaats,
-tot, Att. -£wf, ff, (fr. tvioidfa
to doubt) doubt, hesitation ; un-
certainty, suspense ; perplexity ;
mistrust, suspicion, apprehen-
sion.
EviopHxas, Dor. for
Eviuuaxfli -ov, b, (fr. ivitv within,
and fidxouai to fi^ht) quarrel-
some or contentious at home.
sZv6oucvia, -u v, rd, (fr. same, and
fiivut to remain, or fr. tv in, and
66pos a house) furniture, house-
hold stuff", moveables.
B>vi6fH)ois, -tos, Att. -co);,//, (fr. tv
in, and <5u/i/w to build) a build-
ing, structure, edifice; a pile,
mound, buttress, prop.
Iviofivxiu -w, (fr. iviov within,
and uv^os a recess) to lurk, lie
hid, he concealed within.
Ev^/iif^o;, -ov, b,!), (fr. same) in-
ward, inside ; retired, hidden,
sheltered, concealed.
'Wviov, (fr. tv in) in, inside, within,
inwardly. Ti iviov, the in-
side.
Ev^o£<i£u, f. -aau, p. tviti6^axa,
(fr. tv intens. and <5d£a praise)
to glorify, celebrate, praise, extol.
per. pass. tvizid^nouai. 1 a.
pass. ind. tvtid^doBnv.
tZvSot-aoOrjvut, inf. — Evio^aodu,
-i)$, ->), sub. 1 a. pass, of last.
"EvSol-os, -ov, b, fi, (fr. tv in, and
i6%a fame) noted, remarkable,
wtll-known, famous, illustrious,
renowned ; glorious, honourable,
sjdendid ; generous, high spirited,
noble ; principal, chief.
Ev<5d<fw?, (fr. last) gloriously, fa-
mously, splendidly ; nobly, ge-
nerously.
IRvioodia, -ov, to, (fr. iviov within)
the intestines, entrails, bowels.
Kviootiiov, -ov,rb, (neut. of next)
an exordium, preface ; a begin-
ning, outset ; encouragement,
incentive; an occasion, cause,
source.
Ev<Wj/*o$, -ov, b, »/, (fr. tviliuui
to renin) gratuitous, fret, volun-
ENA
tary ; causing, moving, instigat-
ing.
'Evioeis, -tot, Att. -tu>f, f), (fr.
same) remission, abatement, re-
laxation, cessation, interval ; a
transmission, delivery, charge.
Evidrtpos, -u, -ov, comp. Ev<5o>«-
roi, -n, -ov, sup. (fr. iviov with-
in) inner, interior ; innermost.
Evioripus, comp. EviordTws, sup.
(fr. last) more inwardly, inter-
nally, deeply, thoroughly.
"Evipvov, -ov, rd, (fr. tv in, and
ipui an oak) the pith.
'Evipvov, -ov, rd, and 'Evipvos,
-ov, b, (fr. same) the beam of a
plough; a plough; the pole, yoke,
cross trees of a cart, &c.
Evipvu/ini, -to{ -ovs, b, i), (fr.
same) planted with oaks, woody.
Evivxius, Poet, readily, willingly ;
carefully, diligently, attentively ;
humanely, kindly.
'Evivfia, -Xros, rd, (fr. evivu to put
on) raiment, apparel, dress,
clothing ; a garment, coat. d. pi.
tvivftaoi.
'Evivui, same as tvivvu, 2 a. ind.
act. tviiw, -vf, -v.
Evivptof, corrupted for tvdiutof.
Evivvaftdu) -<L,f. -wou>, p. tvedvvd-
uurna, (fr. tv intens. and ivvapdu
to strengthen) to corroborate,
strengthen, confirm, establish.
Evivvapdoftat -ovpat, to grow
strong, gam strength, be able ; to
prevail, overcome. 1 a. ind. act.
tvtivvduuffa. impf. pass, tvtivva-
fio6^T]v -ovunv, -6ov -ov. -6tro -eu-
ro. 1 a. ind. pass. tviiwafiil>Qnv.
Evivvovrtf, n. pi. par. pres. act. of
tvivvtd.
Evivvrtf, n. pi. of Eviiif, -voa, -iv,
par. pr^s. or 2 a. act. of ivivfii,
same as
Evivvut, Evivu), and Evi'uop.ai or
'Evivfii,f. -vcut, p. tviiivKa, (fr.
tv inter.s. and ivvw, &c. to enter)
to go in, enter into, penetrate ;
to creep or steal in ; to put on,
clothe, dress, be clad ; to invest,
endue, confer. 1 a. act. ind. tvi-
ivoa' impr. ivivoov. 2 a. act. ind.
tviiw, -vs, -»• par. tvivs, -iiva,
•vv. per. pass. ind. tviiivuai'
par. tvitivfiivos. 1 a. mid. ind.
tvtivodurjv impr. tvivaai' sub.
tvivoiouat, in 2 pi. tvivonoBt' inf.
tvivaaaOat' par. tvivadfttvos.
'Evivo, (fr. tv in, and ivo two) in
two minutes, immediately, quick-
ly, speedily, hastily.
Evivovoi, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
tvivu>.
Evivs, -vera, -vv, Evivodfttvos, -n,
-ov, see tvivvw.
EvivaaoBai, inf. — Eviverd/xtvos,
-n, -ov, par. — EvivcaoBt, 2 pi.
impr. 1 a. mid. — Evivoare, same
act. — Evivouifxai, -17, -nrai, pi.
-c&utOa, -anoBc, 1 a. sub. mid.
of tvivvu or tvivu.
'Evivffa, -ios, Att. -co)?, /;, (fr.
tvivvut to put on) clothing,
rlress, habiliment; the wearing
of clothes.
Evivw, see tvivvo).
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Evifiabov, -ts, -t, 2 a. ihd. ^L oi
tfipdXXu).
Eviiinv, -tjf, -n, 3 pi. -faeav, 2 a.
Hid. act. of lufiaivw.
Evt(H0aaa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
EvijiXtirov, impf. — Ev//3Xc^a, 1 a.
ind. act. of f/i/3.\/rrw.
EviPpiuncdunv, -u>, -uro, 1 a. ind.
mid. — EvtPptfiuvro, 3 pi. cont.
impf. pass, of tftfipiftdoftai.
Evtyyvdu -u», fr. tv intens. and tv-
ytd'oj, which see.
Evtyyvnoa, Ion. for tvnyyinoa, 1
a. iikI. act. of last.
'Evtyyvi, fr. tv intens. and tyyvt,
winch see.
Eviyxavro, Ion. for nviytcavro, 3 pi.
1 a. ind. mid. — 'Evtynov, Ion.
for ,/vtyKov, 2 a. ind. act. of
Ei'/y«tw, obs. see <pipw. 1 a. act.
ind. fiviyica, in 3 pi. /jvtyicav
impr. ivtyKov, -dru' inf. tviyttai'
par. tveyicds. 2 a. act. ind. fivty-
kov' ml. tviyKtlv par. tvtyicuv. 1
a. mid. ind. nvtyKdfinv, -u, -aro'
inf. tvtyKaadai.
Evtitl^aro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of
tvitUvvpi.
Evtitiov, 3 sin. impf. act. of tvit-
itaftf as if from tviiidu.
EvtiiivoKtro, 3 sin. impf. pass, of
tviiiioKw.
Eviipa, -as, r/, and 'Evtipov, -ov,
rd, (fr. tv in, and lipa a seat) an
ambush, ambuscade, lying in
wait ; treachery.
Evtiptiut, f. -tvou, p. tvf/iptvica, (fr.
same) to lie in wail, set an am-
bush; to ensnare, deceive, oe-
tray. pres. ind. act. 3 pi. tvv
iptvovai. par. pres. act. tvtipti-
uv, n. pi. -ovrts, 1 a. act. ind.
tvt'iipcvoa' impr. tviiptvaov.
'Evtipos, -ov,b,f}, (fr. same) hid-
den, retired.
Eiiivv, -vs, -v, 2 a. ind. act. —
Eviivoa, -as, -t, in 3 pi. tviiv-
cav, 1 a. ind. act. — EvtitioacQt,
2 pi. 1 a. ind. mid. of tvivvot.
Evtivva/iovro, 3 sin. cont. impf.
pass. — EvtivvafniBn, 3 sin. -/ui-
Bnoav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass. —
Evtivvduwaa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind.
act. of tvivvaudu).
EvieiKa, for ivtiica, see tvtlxu.
EvirjKtv, Poet, and Ion. for «v^«»,
3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of tvlnui.
Evtrjv, Ion. for tvrjv, impf. of ivtiut.,
to be in.
Ertd.is, -tlaa, -tv, par. — EvtOjj-
vm, inf. 1 a. pass, of tvlnui.
Evidnxa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
tvriQniii.
EvtMfa, f. -1ou>, (fr. tv intens. and
tdifa to accustom) to inure, ha-
bituate, accustom ; to practise^
train.
EviBptxh-?, act. EvtBptxpdpnv, mid.
1 a. ind. of tvrpiQui.
EvtBvufjBnv, -rjs, ->7» I a. ind. pail.
of tvBvfxiojiai.
Evriiu, f. -aopai, (fr. tv on, and
tiiui to see) to look at, upon or
into, behold, pry into ; to examint
survey, observe, view, consids*-
2 a. ind. act. ivttiov or ivihn
ENE
ENE
R»«>?>» -7J, -v, pres. op>- of ivetui,^ impf. mid. — Eve/i^v, -17?, -»7,
1 a. ind. pass, of viuo>.
E.vtf*(pvu), fr. cv intens. aiidefi^vu,
which see. pres. inf. pass, ev-
e[i<pvca9ai.
Evevnuovra, for tvvtvfiKovTa.
Evevfiro, Ion. for Evcvdnro, 3 sin.
pper. pass of votu>.
Evivmev, Ion. and Evevjirrc, Att.
for r/vinre, 3 sin. impf. act. of
CVlKTii)
to be in. Or, 2 a. opt. act. of
tvl>)yn.
'Euua, Poet, for Event.
'Evtuca, -ay, -e, per. ind. act. of
evinui. See also next.
Ei/£tMi>, Poet, for cviyicu), obs. 1 a.
act. ind. nveiKa, in 3 pi. nveiicav,
but Ion. ivtiKa, and f i>£t»cav opt.
tveiKcuui, -an, -at, and -<Eol.
eveUeta, ~eiat, -£t£- sub. rwbw,
->7j, -7" inf. tfSlKM' par. tvcfaif.
See ^fpu.
Ev£tAf'u> -w, f. -nam, p. evei\n<a, (fr.
ev in, and £tAfu> or elXidt to roll)
to roM, wrap or fold up ; to en-
velop, cover, hide ; to entangle,
involve. 1 a. ind. act. cvdXn-
aa, -as, -«.
'Ewiua, -a?, -£, 3 pi. 'Ev£t/tav, 1 a.
ind. act. of vf'/iw.
'Evtiucv, Poet, for ivea^ev, 1 pi.
pres. of
-'Evti/ii, f. -iaouai, (fr. £v in, and
ct/it to be) to be in, within, at or
among; to tenant, inhabit, dwell
in. 'Evetrri, Evdvra, sec in their
places.
'Evaut, f. -elaouai, p. -£t*ca, (fr.
same, and uui to go) to go in,
enter. 2 a. ind. iviov.
Eveit, -fTira, -ev, par. 2 a. act. —
Rvttadai, per. inf. pass, ofm'^/xt.
'Ewiiri, 3 pi. pres. ind. of ci/ctut, to
6e in,
Ev«^££, Ion. for £V£t"x£ or -££v, 3
sin. impf. act. of evtyta.
Evei^Oijv, ->/y, -»7, Ion. tor nvi^dnv,
1 a. ind. pass. — Ev£^0£t$, par. 1
a. pass, ohviywo obs. See <pipu).
Ev£»ca, and "Kvckev, and Poet, e'lve-
Ka, and -kcv, for the sake of on
xccount of, because of, by reason
of, with respect to, in regard of,
as far as relates to or con-
cerns.
EveKaivioa, -a?, -e or -ev, 1 a. ind.
act. of eyKatvifo.
EvcKdXow, 1 sin. or 3 pi. impf. act.
of tyKaXiiD.
EvtKCiro, 3 sin. impf. of iyicei-
flUl.
EvexetcdXairro, 3 sin. pper. pass, of
eyKoXdirrui.
Evenevrpiadnv, -nt, -n, 1 a. ind. pass
of eynevrpifa.
Evexlaoaov -mv, impf. act. of ey-
Kiaffdo).
EveKorzrounv, -ov,-ero, impf. pass
— EvtKoxjja, -at, -e or -ev, 1 a
in 1. act. of £y<07TT0).
TLvik'jtsi, 3 sin. cont. impf. act. of
eyKorlii).
EvtKov^a, -at, -e or -ev, 1 a. ind*
act. of eyKpvrrru).
Eveicreot, -a, -ov, (fr. eviyKU to
carry) it must be borne ; ought to
be told ; should be referred ; &c.
according to the verb <pipu).
EviKvoaa, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act.
ifSoti of eyiciipui. Or by Sync.
for tviKvpiiaa, same of eyKupeuj.
KveXatvu), fr. ev in, and eXuvvw,
which see.
EvEAorava, -aj, -t, 1 a. in:!, act. of
£XXt)ratva>.
Itvqi6fitrv,-ou, -cro, 3 pi. Eviuovro,
Evevoovpev, 1 pi. cont. impf. act. —
EvevuKaat, Ion. for evevof)<aai, 3
pi. per. ind. act. — EvevSivro, for
evevdnvro, 3 pi. pper. pass, of ev-
VOfli).
Evi^ovaid^pixai, f. -aaouai. p. £ve£-
ovaiaafxat, (fr. ev in, and e^ovala
power) Mid. to assume power
arrogate, usurp. Pass, to be
brought under, subdued, subju-
gated.
Evebt, -a, -iv, mute, dumb ; deaf;
stupid, dull ; astonished, amazed.
EveoTTOTTotrjadunv, -u>, -aro, 1 a.
ind. mid. of veorronoiiouai.
Efto^£v, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of
veo^uem.
Evcirdynv, -rjs,-l, 3 pi. Eveitdynaav,
2 a. ind. pass, of e^irrjyvvfjii.
Evinai^pv, -et, -£,impf. act. — Evf-
irat£a, -a?, -£, 3 pi. -Tratfav, 1 a.
ind. act. — EveiraixQnv, -IS, -f,
1 a. ind. pass, of euirai^u).
Eviirat-ev, Dor. for evtnn&v, 3 sin.
1 a. ind. act. of enTrnyvvfxt.
EveireirooiridTo, Ion. for eveiretrbpi:-
tjvto, 3pl. pper. pass.of£uffop7rdw.
Evineaov, -£j, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
euiTlKTU).
Everrerdvvvov, -es, -£, impf. act. of
eyLireravvvia.
Eveirrjyonnv, -ov, -ero, 2 a. ind. mid.
of efiTTnyvv^ti.
Eve-nXnaa, -at, -e, 1 a. ind. act. —
EvcxXfjodnv, -nt, -V, 3 pi. Eve-
Trh'iadncav, 1 a. ind. pass, of
euirXrjQu).
EviKvtvaa,-at, -£, 3 pi. E vi irvevoav,
1 a. ind. act. of eptrvitj).
Efnrvvdnv, -nt,-n,l a. ind. pass, of
ipnvvui.
EveKobttyv, -cj, -£, impf. act. of
epnodi^u).
Eveiroirtadfuyv, -u, -aro, 3 pi. Ev£-
■Koit'iaavTo, 1 a. ind. mid. of eu-
iroiid).
EvinoKTi, Dor. for evfirovai, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. of eviiru>.
Evi-rorjOov, -et,-e, impf. act. — Evi"-
irorjaa, -at, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
£//7rp70u.
Eviitrvov, -tt,-t, impf. act. — EvfV-
rvaa, -at(-e, 1 a. ind. act. — Ef-
e-KTvcOnv, -rjt, -n, 1 a. ind. pass,
of e/i~Tvu).
EvfVw, and Poet. Ewiiru), (fr. ev
intens. and f-xu> to say) to ad-
dress, speak to ; to charge, en-
join ; to chide, rebuke, threaten ;
to speak, say, tell ; to repeat, sing,
celebrate; to ahuse, calumniate,
slander. Or (fr. £rra> to follow)
to follow, go after, pursue, par.
pres. act. tvimtp,
Evepyd^ofiai, (fr. ev in, and epydlo-
u'u to work, th. ioyov a work)
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ENE
to effect or work m ; to product
or cause to be in ; to engender f
generate, beget.
Evipyeia, -at,)), (fr. evepynt power-
ful) force, power, efficacy, virtue,
energy, effectual working or ope*
ration.
Evepyim -u, f. -ijaw, p. cvrjpynKa,
A (fr. same) to operate, act, work%
be employed in ; to effect, perform^
fulfil, accomplish; to act inter-
nally, produce in, cause to arise
in. 1 a. ind. act. cvr'ipynoa.
impf. pass, evtjpyedfxnv -ovfirjv,
-iov -ov, -iero -elro. per. pass,
ind. evfipynaai.
Evepyrj, a. sin. mas. or neut. pi.
cont. of evepynt.
Evipynua, -arot, rd, (fr. evepycia to
operate) an operation, effect,
product; action, agency, cause,
means ; an affection, disposition,
passion, pi. n. evepyf\^ara, g.
-judrwv.
Evepynt, -iot -ovt, 6, ^, (fr. ev in,
and ipyov work) active, working ;
powerful energetic, efficacious ;
moving, affecting, disposing, in-
clining.
Evepyprticbt.-h, -ov, (fr. last. ) ener-
getic, active, efficacious, power-
ful, able.
Evepybf, -ov, b, 7, (fr. ev in, and
ipyov work) active, working, re-
lating or appropriated to work ;
effectualy able. Subs, an opera-
tor, artist, mechanic.
Evepy&s, (fr. last or evepynt effec-
tual) actively; effectually, com-
pletely ; powerfully, ably.
'EvepOe, and'Ef££i0£v, (fr. £vin,and
tpa the ground) in the earth,
beneathy below.
'Evepot, -a, -ov, (fr. same) low,
sunk, deep ; in the earth, under-
ground', infernal. 'Evepoi, -utv,
ol, the shades, ghosts, departed
souls, the fictitious beings of the
lower regions.
Eviprepot, -a, -ov, by Sync, for
tveporepot, (comp. of last) lower,
inferior, nether.
Evipxonai, Poet, for eoip^ouai or
tioip^ouai, which last see. pres.
inf. mid. cvtp^etrdai.
'Ev£<rav, 3 pi. 2 a. ind. act. of evirt-
ui. Or by Syst. for evrjaav, S
pi. impf. of iveiui, to be in,
Eveala, -at, >), (fr. next) counsel,
advice, deliberation ; a hint, sug-
gestion.
'Eveatt, -iot, Alt. -e<i>t,f), (fr. evlnui
to send in) an introduction, send-
ing or putting in ; a suggestion,
hint, intimation.
Eveardyfinv, -£o, -kto, pper. pass,
of evard^m.
Eviarai, by Sync, for evherai, 3
sin. f. ind. of ineiui, to be in, or
of iveari.
Evcoreuirot, Ion. for eveorwrot, g.
of cvearwt, by Cras. for eveardujt,
mid. or by Sync, for eveornKutt,
act. par. per. of cvlcrnui.
Evecrrnica, -at, -e or -ev, per. ind.
act. — EvearnaovTai, 3 pi. 1 £
ind. mid. of $vlorr}fii.
ENE
Ev«onjicd>f,-ti7a, -dj,«.. sin. Evio-Tn-
xdra, par. per. act. of same. See
IVtOTWJ.
"Evton, (impers. of ivtiui to be in)
1/ is possible, it may be.
tZuoribi,-i)'iay -df, (cont. fr. tvtarn-
*ii$, par. per. act. of tvlarnui to
impend) impending, instant, ur-
gent, present, at hand, near.
Evtorura, Evtardroi, Evtorwo-JrV,
cases of last.
EvtrtiXdunv, -u), -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of tvriXXofjiai.
Evirv>-rji, >/, (fr. tvinui to put in)
a button, buckle, clasp.
Evtrla, -a(,t'r, Henetia,now Venice.
'Evtroy, -ov, b, fj, a Venetian, Ve-
netian, Venetian blue.
EvtrvyXavov, -a, -t, impf. act. of
tvTvyydvu).
EvtrvXifa, -ai, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of
tVTvXlTTOi.
Ev/ru^oi/, -a, -t, 2 a. ind. act, of
tvTvyxdvu).
Evc^tv, Dor. for tvcvitiv, ores,
inf. act. «^f;;.Juu;.
\ZvtvSoKtfiiw -ui, f. -I'/iru), (fr. £»■ in-
tens. and cvitoKiuiot to celebrate)
to gel great credit, gain reputa-
tion,become famous, be celebrated.
tZvivbut, f.-{v<5i7<rw, ( fr.t v in, 1 1
to sleep) to sleep at or in, tolwlge.
EyevAoy/w -u,f. -^o-w, p. tvtvX<5y»7-
«a, (fr. iv inteiis. and tvXoyiu
to bless) to bless in or by, bring
a blessing upon, cause huppiness
to, make prosperous. 1. f. pass. 3
pi. tvtvXoyndi/oovrai.
"Evtvaa, -ai, -t, 3 pi. 'Evcvaav, 1
a. ind. act. of y/w to swim, or
y£uw /o nod.
stvtv<Ppalvouat,(fr. tv in, and tvtppal-
vouat to exhilarate) to rejoice in,
take delight in, enjoy.
Evttydvioa, -ai, -c, 3 pi. -yjcav, act.
— EvtQaviodnv, -tji, -n, 3 pi. Ey£-
Qavio-dnoav, pass. 1 a. ind. of tu-
4>avi£u>.
Evt^optdunv -oiftrjv, -iov -ov, -icro
-tiro, impf. pass, of tu<popib>.
Kvifpa(a, -ai, -c, 3 pi. Evifpafav,
1 a. ind. act. of tu<ppdcau).
sZvl<f>vv, -vi, -v, 2 a. ind. act. of
iu<pvui or tfHpvw.
Evt^vavca, -ai, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
tu<fn.<<rdu>.
*Ev£y\ by Apos. and a following
aspirate, for twsjem.
MZvt%dpaTTov, -Ci, -t, impf. act. of
tv^apdrrw or -<r<7w.
Evi^ca, -ai, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
tygfe.
"Evixciv, pres. inf. act. — Ei/yto-fo,
2 pi. pres. ind. or impr. pass, of
ty/yw.
Evtxdpcov -ow, -cti -cii, -tt -11,
impf. act. — Evixiipnva, 1 a.
ind. act. of £yy£jpf'u>.
EvixtuQai, pres. inf. pass, ofo'r^w.
Eveyctfaro, for £v£^£u<raTO, 3 sin. 1
a. ind. mid. of fyy/w.
EvcxOcii, •tiaa, -tv, g. fern. -Btiavi,
a. fern. -0£<<rav,par. — EvtxQdnv,
Opt. — Ev£^0/jvuj,inf. — Evix^v-
ti, impr. — Ev£y0u>, sub. of
nvix,dnv, ind.l a. pass. of tviyKO),
obs, see $iow.
ENH
Ev/^pay, 3 sin. impf. act. of ty-
ypa'u) or tyxpavii).
EvcxvpdZui, f. -uoot, (fr. rvfyvpoy
a pledge) to take a pledge or
pairn ; to secure, bind ; to give
earnest, engage, bind one's self.
Evcx^paaua, -aroi, rd, and Evc\v-
pacubi, -ov, b, (fr. last) a pledge,
paum, mortgage, security, surety,
bail ; earnest, engagement.
Evix^pov, -ov, to, (fr. tv in, and
f^vpoc secure) a pledge, pawn,
surety, earnest.
Evf'yw, f. tvifa, (fr. same, and i'^oj
to hold) to impend, hang over
head, urge, press; to resent,
quarrel, take ill, have a spilt
against, bear ill will to ; to keep
in mind, remember; to engage,
occupy, employ. Ev('^d/ioi, to be
held, bound, obliged ; to be con-
fincil ; to submit, be subject or
lia'deto.
Eviup'ii, uncertain, doubtful, du-
bious, unresolved, undettr mined,
in suspense.
Ei^uyvvu, f. -£w, (fr. tv in, and
^tvyvvu to harness) to yoke, har-
ness, couple, join, tie tofVCfa r.
'Evii or "Evn, -rii, h, viz. fjuipa,
(fern, of 'Eyoj old) the last day
of the month, the new moon, a
month ; the end of, oi lair purl
of the day, evening ; or of life,
old age.
Evnfinri'ipta, -uv, ru, (fr. same, and
hfirjrt)piov a school) halls or aca-
■ < for liberal exercises ; re-
sorts of pleasure or amusement.
Ev'/ipivov, -ti,-t, impf. act. of ivt-
cptvu).
Evi)cia, -ai, q, (fr. cvnfii kind) kind-
ness, benignity, courtesy, good-
ness, bounty ; gentleness, meek-
ness, mildness, clemency.
Evrjtv, Poet, forfyfjy, impf. of tVn-
ui,to be in.
Evnioi, g. sin. of
Ey»7f)f, -hi -oi>i, b, h, (fr. tv intens.
and ehi good) kind, benign,
courteous, bountiful ; calm, meek,
mild, gentle, placid.
Evndrjvai, inf. of Ev^Qnv, -n{, -n, 1
a. ind. pass, of tvinut.
EvJjKa, -ai, -£, 1 a. ind. act. or.
same.
Evf)\ara, -idv, rd, (fr. tvt\avvoi to
drive in) the sides of a ladder.
Evfjuai, (fr. £v on, and rjuat to sit)
to sit or rest upon ; to fix, settle
or fasten upon. par. pres. pass.
tvt'iutvoi.
Evnitpivoi, -n, -ov, par. per. pass,
of tvd-xro).
Evfjv, -fii, -rj or-jjv, impf. ofivei/it,
to be in.
Evr/voda, -ai, -t, per. ind. mid. of
tvavdiw.
Evnvoxa, -ai, -£, Att. for ivoxa,
per. ind. mid. of<£fpw.
Evfjoa, -ai, -t, act. — Evnpdunv,
-oi, -aro, mid. 1 a. ind. of evaipuj.
Ev-npytlro, 3 sin. cont. impf. pass.
— Evfipynaa, -ai, -t or -tv, 1 a.
ind. act. of tvtpyhi).
Evvp^dunv, -oi, -art,, 1 a. ind. mid.
of ivdoyouai.
^* (.204)
EN©
'Evrjffa, -at, -t, 1 a. ind. act ol
viu).
Ey^auy, 3 pi. impf. of tvtiui, to bt
in.
Evi]aav,S pi. 1 a. o(ivttui,to goin.
Evfjativ, inf. — Evfiou>, ind. 1 f
act. of tvinut,
Ev^/w-w, (fr. next) to make re-
sound, play ujion ; to tc] tat, in-
rvl,;ilf} impress, pres. pu^s. nn-
^f'o^ui -uifiai.
'Evnx°i, -ov, b, {), (fr. sume, and
r)X°S a •*•""'"') sounding , resound-
ing, sonorous ; loud, shrill.
'EiO\ for IvOt, Dor. for tXdi, 2 a.
impr. act. of /pyo/iat.
'Ey0\ also for
'Evda, (fr. w in) hire, there, them,
u In re, 'lUOu *ai ivda, here and
there, on bolh Mcfat,
EvOdh and Alt. ExOafc, (fr. last,
and it towards) here, hithtr.
EvdaKtv, (fr. same, and Ktv -soev-
er) Ihtn, thin truly.
'EvOdKTjots, -tot, f), (fr. £y in, and
$aK(u> to sit) a resting place.
EiOtiXnoi, f. -^w, (fr. (v in, and
ScAto* to cherish) to nourish,
fail, maintain ; to love, caress-
to tx/,ou.sr, favour.
", (fr. ivOa Dure, and irip
ilion»h) i/7ifrp, when; there,
linn indrid,
Ev&avra, Ion. for tvravda.
Evddirru), f. -\^,w (fr. £y in, and
SdnriD to conceal) to bury, inter.
2 a. par. pass, tvraqbtli.
'EvOt, (fr. tv in, and •$£ from)
when,
EvOtdfa, (fr. ivdtoi divine) to di-
vine, foretell, prophesy, be in-
spired.
'Evdtua, -droi, to, (fr. tvrlBnui to
put on or in ) a graft, cion ; a col-
lar, garland, wreath.
Evdiutv, Ion. — EvQiutvai, Dor. for
tvQtivai, 2a. inf. act. —Evdtut-
voi, par. 2 a. mid. of ivriOnui.
'Evdtv, EvOivSt, (fr. iv6a here)
hence ; thence ; whence ; on this
side, on that side ; nfter, after that.
'Evdto, Ion. for tvidto-o or evidov, 2
sin. 2 a. ind. mid. Or for iv-
dtao, 2 a. impr. mid. of tvridmn.
'EvQtoi,-cv,b,ij, {fr. tv in, and&i$
a divinity) divine, holy, heaven
ly ; inspired; presaging, fore
telling.
'Evdti, 2 a. impr. act. of cvrldnui.
'Evdtan, -ioi,Att.'-to)i, >), (fr. tvrl
6nui to put on) a putting or lay
ing on, imposition ; a bit, mouth-
fid.
'EvOtroi, -ov, o, fj, (fr. same) laid
on, put in, engrafted; added
additional.
EvBtvrtv, Ion. for tvTtvOtv.
EvOrJKT}, -ni, >\, (fr. evridnui to put
in) a deposile, pledge.
'EvQtk, 'EvQoi, &c. Dor. for fXOns
2 sin. 2 a. sub. act. iXdoi, 3 sin.
2 a. opt. act. of ipxpuai.
Evdopiu) -u>, (fr. tv on, and $opl*
to spring) to leap upon.
'Evdopov, Ion. for tvi6opov, 2 a.
ind. act. of last.
JEv9ov, Ion. for tvi&ov 2 sin. f a.
EN0
ind. mid. Or it is 2 a. impr.
mid. of tvriBnyn.
'Rvdovs, cont. for ivQtos.
Rvdovoidlot or -du> -w, f. -affa>, p.
-axa, (fr. ivdtos-ovs, inspired) to
be actuated by a divine impulse ,
or by the belief of it, to be in-
spired or think so ; to rave, rant.
EvQovaiaa^i, -ow, b, and EvBovoia-
ais, -joj, Att. -ewj, f), (fr. last) a
divine impulse or the imagination
of it, religious frenzy, fanaticism ;
elevation of fancy, enthusiasm.
Rvdovaiaarrii, -ov, b, (fr. same) an
enthusiast, fanatic.
JLvOovvtaoTihcbs, -?i, -bv, (fr. same)
inspired ; possessed, fanatic ;
frenzied, raving ; enthusiastic,
of a warm temper or heated ima-
gination.
KudovaiaffTiKSii, (fr. last) enthu-
siastically, fanatically, franticly.
~Ev9ovai(i)6t]s, -tos -ovs, b, f/, see tv-
BovaiacTinds.
Ev6pi\paadai, 1 a. inf. mid. of tv-
rpi(j>ia.
"Evdpovityo, f. -tffio, (fr. tv on, and
Spovos a seat) to enthrone, place
on a throne, invest. Evdpovify-
uai, to mount a throne, reign. 1
a. ind. pass, tvtdpoviodnv.
'Evdpv-rrw, f. -\po), (fr. tv intens.
andfyujrrw to break) to diminish,
lessen, abate, impair ; to rub,
■wear, grind, grate. 1 a. ind. act.
cvidpvipa.
Evdvpiouai -ovuai, f. -tjvouai, p. tv-
rtBvunuai, (fr. tv in, and Sv/ibs
the mind) to keep in mind, think
upon, ponder, meditate, refect.
1 a. pass. ind. tvtBvuyjBnv' sub.
tvQvfiyjQia, 3 pi. tvQvprjQGtoi* inf.
tvdvpndiivac par. tvBvuvBttSt g.
-ivros.
EvBvunua, -aros, rb, (fr. last) a
thought, conception, imagina-
tion ; a device, invention, con
trivance ; a logical argument
called enthymeme.
EvBvutiais, -ios, Att. -tus, ft, (fr.
same) thinking, thought, reflec-
tion, meditation.
EvBvuiirios, -a, -ov, (fr. same) to
be thought of, is to be considered,
&c. according to the verb.
Ev0i uia, -as, f), and EvOvfiiov, -ov
rb, (fr. next) thought, remem-
brance, recollection ; subtilty ; ani-
mosity, grudge ; anxiety.
EvBvutos, -ov, b, >), (fr. tv in, and
\hpbs the mind) thought upon
considered, minded, remember-
ed ; longed for ; dear, desired.
'EvQvuos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same) at-
tentive, ready, quick, prompt,
quick-witted; spirited, lively, ani-
mated.
EvQvfidu -Q), (fr. same) to provoke
excite to anger.
EvBvctdQu), f. -dao), p. cvrtdvalaKa.
fr. tv intens. and Svcid^u, which
see.
'Ev0w, EvBibv, &c. Dor. for f>0w,
sub. tXdiav, par. 2 a. act. of ip
X<>uai.
Ev&updKios, -ov, h, ft, (fr. tv in
and SdpJj a breastplate) armed
ENI
with a breastplate or coat of mail,
in armour, mailed.
'En, (for ivton, 3 sin. or ivtiai, 3
pi. pres. ind. of ivtiui, to be in.
Or for tcri or eicri, 3 pi. of tiui,
to be. ) there is.
Evi, Poet, for tv.
'Evi, d. of tis>
Eviavoia, (fr. tviavrbs a year) an-
nually.
Eviavaiaios, -a, -<>v, (fr. same) of
one year's age, growth, &c.
Eviavoios, -ov, b, '), (fr. same) year-
ly, annual, done every year, anni-
versary.
EviavTi^o), (fr. same) to spend the
year, pass a year.
Eviavrbs, -ov, b, >), (fr. evi Poet, for
tv in, and avrbs same) a year.
Evia^fj, Eviaxpv, (fr. ivios some)
somewftere, anywhere.
Evibtiv, inf. — Eviluv, par. 2 a.
act. oftvtib'oi.
'Evitpvs, -vos, h, perhaps rather
tvvSpis, (fr. tv in, and vSwp
water) an otter.
'Evitv, 3 sin. of 'Evtov, -ts, -e, 2 a
of ivtiui, to go in.
Eviivai, pres. inf. act. — Evttre, 2
pi. pres. impr. act. of tvirjfii.
Evitov -ovv, -tts -tis, -et -ti, impf.
act. of tvlnui, as if from tv.io).
Evtnpt, f. -ion), p. -una, (fr. tv in,
and "qui to send) to send, throw
or put in; to insert, thrust in,
put among; to pour in, infuse,
mix, dilute ; to cause, incite,
urge. impf. tvinv, and tvitov -ovv,
as if fr. tviio). 2 a. ind. act. tvtjv.
Ev'tKa, C sin. — Evikwv, 3 pi. cont.
impf. act. of vi/cato.
EviKarOto, Poet. for. tynardBtao
yKarariBnui.
EvtKnfftv, 3 sin. — EvUncrav, 3 pi.
1 a. ind. act. of viicdu).
Evi/cXdw (fr. tvt Poet, for tv in, and
kXow to break) to break in pieces
break down, quell; to cross
thwart, oppose.
'Evikuos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. tv in, and
iKuds moisture) moist, wet, damp,
juicy.
EviKviouat -ovuai, f. -l£ouai, (fr. tv
in, and itcviouai to come) to en-
ter, come in; to pierce, pene-
trate, insinuate.
'Evticbs, ~h, -bv, (fr. tis one) sole
single, singular.
'Evik&s, (fr. same) singly, several-
ly, one by one.
'Evioi, -at, -a, (perhaps fr. ivi
there, o'i who) some.
Eviort, (fr. last, and Srt when)
sometimes, now and then.
Evtira, -as, a, Dor. for
Evt7n), -fjs, hi (fr* tvinru) to up-
braid) blame, rebuke, chiding.
Eviirp>)0u), Poet, for tunpnSu).
Evfario, f. -\po), (fr. tv against, and
iiru) to speak) to say, tell, de-
clare; to chide, rebuke, blame,
reprove, per. md. mid. rjvura,
and Poet, ^warra.
Ev((TK.77rr<i>, Poet, for tva/ci'iirru).
EnV™ or Evio-triia, (fr. tv intens.
and loirw for / n-w to say) same as
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ENN
tviirta or tvlnrta. pres. inf. tvic*
ntiv. 2 a. ind. ivioirov, -e$, -«.
Eviaoiutv, Ion. for tviaativ, pres.
inf. act. of
EWffaw, (fr. tvinru) to chide) to ter-
ri/V> frighten ; to chide, rebuket
blame ; to revile, abuse} provoke,
affront.
Eviardvrai, 3 pi. pres. ind. mid. of
Eviarnui, f. tvarrjou), p. tviorrjKa^
(fr. tv on, and Xarvui to place) to
standby, be present, near at hand;
to urge, press, persist, persei^e ;
to hang over, impend, threaten^
to establish, institute, par. per
act. tvtornKbisi by Cras. tvtormsy
-Saa, -6s. 2 a. ind. act. tviarnv.
1 f. mid. tvorfjoouai.
Evio%ouai, see fvia^u.
Evta^vpl^ouai, f. -ioouai, p. evia-
yypiouai, (fr. tv on, and io%vpb{
strong) to urge, press, lean hard
upon; to persist, persevere; to
rest, rely, depend upon, trust to.
Evlo^vcra, -as, -t or -tv, 1 a. ind.
act. — Evio%v(t)v, par. pres. act.
of
Evtarxyu), f. -vara, p. tvia'xyKa, (fr.
tv intens. and lo^xys strength) to
strengthen, corroborate, confirm,
establish.
EW<r%w, (fr. tv intens. and kt^gj to
hold) to check, stop, stay, hin-
der ; to resist, withstand. Evlc-
X°pih to cling, adhere to. It is
used by the Ionics in the senses
of icarix^, which see.
'Evixptv, 3 sin. act. — Evupdunv,
-a), -aro, mid. 1 a. ind. ofvlnria.
Evvdtrts, and Poet. Eivdtrts, (fr.
cvvia nine, and iros a year) for
nine years ; every ninth year.
or tyxarddov, 2 a. impr. mid. of Evvairnposi -ov, b, /J, (fr. same) of
nine years, continuing nine
years.
Evvatrris, -fos -ovs, b, >/, (fr. same)
of or for nine years, nine years
old, long, &c.
Evvaipti v, Poet, for evaiptiv, pres.
inf. act. of tvalpw.
Evvalu, (fr. tv in, and va/u to
dwell) to live in, inhabit.
EvvaKoataorbs, ->?, -bv, (fr. next) the
nine hundredth.
EvvaKbaioi, -ai, -a, (fr. tvvia nine,
and -Kocrioi the termination of
hundreds) nine hundrt^..
Evvds, -dSos, >/, (fr. tvvia nine) the
number nine. ; a set or company
of nine ; the ninth day.
Evvaralos, -a, -ov, (fr. next) every
ninth day, on the ninth day.
'Evvaros, -n, -ov, (fr. next) ninth.
Evvia, indecl. nine.
Evvtdfiotos, -ov, b, '), (fr. tvvia nine,
and (iovs an ox) of nine cows ;
worth nine cows or nine pieces of
money, each worth or stamped
with a cow.
EvvtaKaiStKa, indecl. (fr. same, and
6i<a ten) nineteen.
EvvtaKaittKatrrjp'is, -¥<W, h\, (&
last, and iros a year) the Me-
tonic cycle of nineteen years.
EvvtaKaibixdros, -n, -ov, (fr. tvvia
nine, koi and, and Siicaros tenth)
nineteenth.
ENN
Kvvta«tA/r«oj, -ov, b, ^, (fr. same,
and kXIvu) to recline) a chamber
furnished with nine couches ; a
tahlefor nine couches or stats.
EvvtdKpowoc, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
xpovvbc a spring) the public foun-
tain at Athens flowing through
nine pipes; pipe- water, spring-
wntrr.
tZvvtdvv-^tc, and Poet, tivdw%tc,
(fr. same, and n>£ a night) of
or for nine nights, nine nights
long.
Evvtdortyoc, -ov, 6, f), (fr. same,
and ariyn a floor) of or with
nine floors, lofts or stories.
"Evvcn^ti^oi, -ov, o, >';, {fr. same,
and ^t?Aoj a lip) having nine
pairs of lips, with nine mouths or
voices.
EvvtdyWoi, -»i,-a, (fr. 5am?, and
X'Xioi a thousand) nine thou-
suiul.
En tviiKovra, (fr. twin nine, and
-Kovra a decimal terminal on)
r.ineti/.
Ei'in nKovrdtrnc, -ov,b, f\, (fr. 1. at,
and irof a year) ninety ye v»
old.
Evvtbc, -a, -di<, (fr. tv in, and n\ o>
Id cry) confounded, nstnnishi I,
"M, stupified, struck dum S,
•';//•.« t.
Poet, and Ion. for fniTt,
3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. — r.
Poet. f>r evfrtre, 2 pi. pre*, mi
act. of ci ft
Eryftrotoo. Dor. for tvi-m-an, fern.
par. pre s. act. of same
Efi'fffia, -as, q, for tvicia, d. pi.
Ion. tiTtfff'i/tn.
Efv£«5w, f. -ti'ffo), p. ri<v/vtw«frt, (fr.
tv to, and iruw to nod) to nofl to
or at, beckon, sign to, signify, in-
timate.
Evviupoc, -oi'j o, fj, (fr. rrW« nine,
and wpu time) o/" nine years,
nine years old, long, &c.
'Evvn or "En//, sec / 1/7.
"Evvnuap, (fr. cti/fi nine, and r\fiap
a day) ,/or «?'//«• days.
'Evvn<J<ir, (fr. ftmj late, by Poet.
Parag.) the day after to-morrow.
Evrnfui -w, f. -)'iffto, p. tvvtv6nica,
(fr. rv in, and tors the mind) go
think upon, revolve, reflect, con-
sider ; to perceive, observe, re-
mark; to recollect.
Evvonpa, -uroc, to, (fr. last) a
thought, pwpose, design, inten-
tion; a notion, idea, conception.
Ew6noa, Poet, for tvdifoa, 1 a. ind.
act. ofvoiw.
'Evvoia, -a^, tj, (fr. tvvoiio to con-
sider) thought, thinking, mus-
ing, • 'flection, consideration ; a
thought, sentiment.
"Evvofia, (fr. next) legally, lawful-
ly, legitimately.
'Evvoftoc, -ov, b, f), (fr. tv in, and
v6f/oi law) lawful, legal, legiti-
mate ; obedient, amenable, sub-
missive.
"Evvooc -ou?, -6ov -ov, b, '), (fr.
same, and vovg the mind) intel-
ligent, knowing, sagacious ; wise,
discreet, prudent, sensible.
ENO
"Evvot or "Evvoj, -n, -ov, see rVo$.
Zvvoaificv, Poet, and Ion. for tv6-
aai, 1 a. inf. act. of iv68u>.
Evvoolyutve, -ov, 6, (fr. tv6w to
move, and yalu the earth) earth-
shaking, earth-quaking, an epi-
thet of Neptune.
Evvoolbac, -a, 6, Poet, and Dor.
(fr. same, and ht, Dor. for yi)
the earth) same as last.
Evvooatvut, f. -ti'ffw, p. tvvtvAootv-
Ku, (fr. tv in, and vooatvu to
nestle, th. vtooeoc a young I'inl)
to build a nest, hatch, brrid.
"Errvfii, 'Evrdu) or *Ew, f. iau>, p.
ENO
and bfii\tu) to converse with) to
keep company or be intimate
With, converse, haunt, frequent.
1 a. ind. act. tvoplXnoa, -115, -1.
'Evov, -ovroc, to, (ncut. of wv par.
prcs. of n^i to be) that which it
in or contained ; v hot ihrrt is
power over, own, belonging ; uhat
is allowable, permitted, lawful,
right.
Eroof'tTfiv, for tvoolv, 3 pi. cont.
impf. act. of 10/w.
Evurrn, -nc, f}, (fr. evftrw to say)
noise, clamour, confuted sound.
Also Envoi, a Woman's name.
UK<i, to put on, clothe, dress, j EvorX/Tw, f. -"o-w, fr. tv in, and
cover, wrap; to sit; to seat, set,1 brXi^w, which
lay, place, set up, erect. 1 a. EfdjAiof, and 'EiottXoj, -ov, 6, (;,
ind. act. clrp, in 3 pi. tloav. 1 a. (fr. same, and farXftv arms) arm
mid. ind. fjff/T^rjv, -w, -Uto' par
tfrrf|Kyac. per. pass, tlftai. ppcr
pas-;, fr^^v.
'Ei»t'wn»', -vao, -vr , impf. pass, or
mid. of iv\ Mil
'ErrfgW, and Eni'^ior, (fr. next)
by night, in the night; in dark
night.
c, -»7, -ov,and Ev»'i'^iof,-oi»,
b. i'i, (fr. tv in, and n ' ( tli<- night)
nocturnal, nightly, by night.
Y.i\v\uiTipov, (comp. of last) far
Itted in the night, towards
morning, early.
'Envio, see ft rfaU<
. -Wis- -ore,/;, Poet, for F.I !"(.>.
Emin(, Ion. for owf—ft par. I
a. act. of {i'i'o/u.
. -of, 0, /;, (fr. tv in, anil 6roj
a road) fly //ir roaifs side, dwell-
ing near the road ; on ihe road,
by the way, coming, meeting.
Evdnoa, -ay, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of] nr>t castrated, male. g. pi. tvop-
rof'i
EvoQu), fr. {v intens. and 60u>,
which see.
EvoiKti6d) -aJ, (fr. same, and otxtidw
to familiarize) to make familiar,
familiarize, habituate ; to instil,
insinuate, impress, inculcate.
prcs. inf. act. tvotKtiSttv -ovv. 1
a. inf. act. tvoiKtiwaai.
EvotKtiru), 3 sin. cont. pres. impr.
act. of
Evottciui -w, f. -i/ffw, p. tv<l)Kij>ca, (fr.
tv in, and oik/w to dwell) to in-
habit, live in or at, dwell in,
lodge, par. prcs. act. tvoiKiuiv
-S>v, -tuvffa -uvea, -iov -ovv. 1 a.
ind. act. tvuKnaa.
Evoocno-i?, -ic<r, Att. -rw?, »;, (fr.
last) an inhabiting, living in,
dwelling at, residence.
EvoikI^u), f. -Vo-w, (fr. tv in, and
<hi«{w' to build) to settle, place,
fix in a residence; to domesti-
cate; to take in, receive, enter-
tain. 1 a. act. ind. tvuncica' impr.
tvotKicrov.
'EvoiKOi, -ov, b, f/, {fr. same, and
oikos a house) a native, inhabit-
ant ; an inmate, domestic ; a
lodger, sojourner.
Evdut&v, -ts, -t, act. — Evopity-
finv, -ov, -zto, 3 pi. -{ovto, impf.
pass. — Ev<5/neruv,3 pi. 1 a. ind.
act. of voui£u>.
ed, in arms. Subs, an armed
man, soldier.
EvorrXtodC), -J){, -fj, 1 pi. EvoirXto-
dwfitv, 1 a. sub. pass, of tvor.\(lw.
Evopdui -u>, f. -dou), p. tvupaica, (fr.
n on, and bpdu to look) to look
or have a look ; to look upon%
inspect, exnmin* ■ ; to observe, at-
tend to, consider, prcs. inf. act.
tvopdttv -ijiv.
Ev/ipmov, -ov, rd, (fr. same, and
bpKtov an oath) an oath ; a com-
pact, solemn engagement.
Evdpicios, Poet, for 'Ei'op*oy, -ov, I,
1), (fr. tv in, and bpKos an oath)
svmrn, attested, asserted or prov-
ed by an oath ; bound by an
oath ; sanctioned, authorized
Y.vfipxas, -a, 0, Dor. for
Evdp^ni, -tos, 'F.i'op^oy, -ov, anfl
'Evopxts, -ioi, b, (fr. tv in, and
6p\is a testicle) having testicles,
Evopxuts, (fr. tvdpKtof sworn) by
or with an oath.
EvSpio, f. -uipw, and JEo\. -6pem, p.
-6pxa, {fr. same, and 6p<a to
rouse) to raise, excite, stir up,
animate. Evdpopai, to be excited,
arise; to rush on, attack. 1 a.
ind. act. ivwpoa. pper. pass.
tvup/inv.
'Evdj, g. of tie.
'Eioj, and "Evoc, also 'Ewoc, and
'Evvoc, -ov, b, a year.
'Evoc, and "Evoc, -rj, -ov, {fr. last)
annual, yearly, every year ; a
year past, old, out of date; pass-
ing, changing, transient. 'Evil
k<u via, viz. tif.it pa. the last day
of the lunar month, when the
old and new month were blend-
ed together.
Ev6atov -ovv, -ttc -tic, -tt -u, impf.
act. ofvoc/uj.
'Evoo-i?, -10c, Att. -tuc, ff, (fr. tv6u
or tvdBo) to move) motion, mov-
ing, movement; a quivering,
shaking.
Evooi<f>v\Xoc, -ov, b, ff, (fr. tv6u to
move, and 0i'iX>oi> a leaf) leaf-
shaking, leafy, shady.
Evoot-x6uiv,-oYoc, b, (fr. same, and
X&wv the land) earth-shaking,
earth-quaking. An epithet of
Neptune.
EvouiXio) -5,f. -fi<ro>, (fr. tv among, ;E voafyioBnaav, Spl. 1 a. ind. pas*.
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- "Evootplo-aro, 3 sin. 1 a. mid. of
V0O<f>i%W.
Kvdrrjs, -777-0?, }), (fr. fvbi g. of cti
one) unity, a. sin. tv6rnra.
Kvo^Xfw -w, f. -rjo-w, p. £»/w^X»7»fa,
(fr. cv in, and o^Aos a crowd) to
disturb, disorder, confuse, con-
found ; to embroil, trouble, be
troublesome. 3 pi. pres. ind.
act. Evo^Xiovffi -ovoi. 3 sin.
cont. pres. sub. act. tvo^Aj).
'Evoyo?, -ov, b, »/, (fr. cvi^ouai to
be bound) bound, obliged, en-
gaged; obnoxious, liable ; sub-
ject to prosecution or punishment,
criminal, guilty.
Evdw -<3, to move, shake, quiver,
tremble ; to brandish.
"'Evdu) -w, f. -ciffw, p. iVwica, (fr. fvdj,
g. of tn one) to unite, make or
become one, join together.
Evfftt'w, f. -cia<a, p. cvaiaciKa, (fr. ev
in, and <mw to shake) to s/iafce
at or upon ; to strike into, at or
upon ; to worry, harass.
Evff^atvw, f. -av<i>, (fr. ev intens.
and avualvu) to mark out) to er-
press, signify, intimate, advertise,
warn ; to declare, publish, make
known; to imprint, mark, impress.
Tuvoiriu) -w, (fr. same, and <r7ros
bread) to feed ; to entertain,
treat ; to decoy, take with a bait.
EvffKr?7TTu, f. -ibw, (fr. tv on, and
acrrrrrw to dart forth) to fall,
dart, rush upon, strike; to set
or send upon, visit, inflict.
KvffKo\cvofiat, and EvovcoXjEuo/iaj,
(fr. cv in, and vkuiXov a pitfall)
to catch, entrap with a noose.
Evo*ra£a», (fr. same, and ordfa to
drop) to drop upon, fall by drops,
put in by little, instil.
*Evo-rao-is, -to?, Att. -ew?, 77, (fr.
cvitrrvui to persist) a beginning,
commencement, setting out; an
exordium, preface, proem, pre-
amble; a statement, exposition;
a statute, order, decree, sentence ;
earnestness, urgency, importuni-
ty ; an obstacle, impediment.
Evararri?, -ov, 0, (fr. same) an ad-
versary, opponent, rival.
EvurariAcof, -rj, -ov, (fr. same) ur-
gent, earnest, pressing, importu-
nate, eager, cogent.
EvoriWw, f. -cho, p. cviaraXica, (fr.
tv intens. and crr/XXui to equip)
to dress, clothe, furnish, provide.
E: -rrpfyouat, f. -i|o/iau, (fr. ev in,
and arpi^ut to turn) to 6e invert-
ed, turned inside out ; to change,
be altered,
Ev<r%tp ~j, fr. cv intens. and <r^rpu5,
which see.
EvTa/rEfr, par. 2 a. pass, of tvn/xw.
~Evra\6ds, -tiaa, -ev, 1 a. par. pass.
of EVTfX A U>.
EvraX/ia, -aro?, *h, (fr. £|/teAAw
to command) a commandment,
precept, rule, ordinance, pi. cv-
rrtX^iaTa.
Evravvw, (fr. tv intens. and ravvw,
same as rcivu to stretch) see tv-
rclvu.
EvtSji?, -to?, Att. -£wj, r% (fr. cv-
Tt/vo* to stretch) a stretching out,
ENT
lengthening ; a straining, exer-
tion; eagerness, vehemency, con-
tention.
Evrarfccd?, -fj, -dv,(fr. same) strain-
ing y stretching, exerting, produc-
ing.
Evrdrbs, -?), -ov, (fr. same) strain-
ed, stretched; exerted.
Evravda, and Evravdoi, (fr. ivda
here ) here, hither ; there, thither ;
then.
Evrd<peis, -c7ca, -iv, par. 2 a. pass.
of evddTTTU).
Evra^<d£w, f. -aout, p. cvrcra<piaKa,
(fr. tv in, and raff) a funeral)
to perform the funeral ceremony
or ritos, embalm, bury, inter. 1
a. inf. act. tvratyidcai. per. pass.
cvrera<piafffiat.
Evra(f>iaoubs, -oE, 6, (fr. same) em-
balming, funeral, burial.
KvraAiaorris, -ov, b, (fr. same) an
embalmer.
Evrdtyiov, -ov, to, (fr. same) a
dress for the dead, winding-sheet,
shroud ; funeral,obsequies, burial.
Evrd<ptoi, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same) se-
pulchral, funereal, mourning,
mournful.
'Evr£\'for
'EvT£a -n, -iaiv -5v, ra, arms, wea-
pons ; armour ; vessels ; imple-
ments, utensils ; furniture.
EvrctXdutvos, -n, -ov, par. 1 a.
mid. — Evre\c7rai, 3 sin. 2 f.
ind. mid. of evriWouai.
Evrc(vu>, f. -evw, p. cvriraKa, (fr. cv
intens. and rtfvw to stretch) to
bend, stretch, strain ; to inflict,
scourge, flog.
Evrci^ioiog, and Evrcl^ioi,-ov,b,fi,
(fr. ev in, and rci%os a wall) wall-
ed, inclosed, confined, castellated,
moated ; within walls, shut up.
EvrtXi^cta, -a?, >/, (fr. cv in, te'Ao?
an end, and c'^u to have) per-
fection, completion, fulness, com-
pleteness ; action, execution, exer-
tion, diligence, assiduity.
EvrcXc^m, -e'o? -oT>s, b, fj, (fr. same)
perfect, complete, finished ; ac-
tive, assiduous, diligent.
EvrcArj?, -/o? -ovs, b, t), (fr. ev in,
and r/Xof the end) complete, per-
fect, finished, consummate.
EvriWouai, f. mid. £vr£AoD^ai, p.
pass. cvrhaXuai, (fr. cv intens.
and tAXw to order) to com-
mand, order, charge, enjoin ; to
give in charge, commit to the
care of, intrust. 1 a. ind. mid.
tvcrciKdunv, -w, -aro. per. mid.
EvrrroXa.
EvrfXoC/iai, -fj, -cirai, 1 or 2 f . mid.
oflast.
Evrifivd), (fr. £v intens. and rifivu)
to cut) to cut through, cut off.
Evrcvrjs, -cos -ovi, b, !f, (fr. evrcivu)
to stretch) stretched, strained; ex-
erted; attentive,intent, fixed upon.
Evr£V('£w, (fr. same) to strain the
sight, fix the eyes upon, examine,
consider.
'Evrcpov,-ov, ri, (neut. ofivrcpos a
comp. of cvrbi within) an intes-
tine, gut, the inwards, bowels.
'Evrtci, d. pi. of ivrca.
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EvT£o-<fpyof, -ov, b, fj, (perhaps fr.
ivrca furniture, and ilpyw to con-
tain) used to harness, laborious,
servile. An epithet of mules.
Evrtafoiipyos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same,
and fpyov work) a manufacturer
of arms or armour, a maker of
weapons, an armourer.
EvT(Tu\fi.u, -oat, -rai, per. ind.
pass, of cvTiWopai.
Evrirduai,-o-at,-Tai, ind.— Evrrra-
uivos, par. per. pass, of evTcivut.
EvTCTapivws, (fr. evrcrauivos in
last) attentively, diligently, ear-
nestly, vehemently, violently.
EvrcrvXiyuivoi, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of £V7-vXtoaaj.
Evr£rt;7rw//£voj, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass. of£vrt)7rdw.
Evrcrv^nKa, per. ind. act. of cvrvy-
%dvu).
Evrcvdcv, (fr. fv0a here, and -0£v
from) hence, from hence; when
repeated, on this side and that,
on each side.
'EvT£v(<f, -tot, Att. -cu>s, f], (fr. £v-
Tvyxdvu> to approach) an inter-
ruption, interference ; access,
approach, address; intercession,
prayer, pi. cont. £vr£i;(£i?.
'Evt£^voj, -ov, b, f), (fr. a in, and
rij(yn art) ingenious, skilful, ex-
pert ; well-finished, well-done,
workmanlike.
EvrffKb), f. -fw, (fr. ev intens. and
rrjKot to melt) to melt away,
dissolve ; to pour in by drops,
instil, distil ; to impress, im-
print.
Evrt, Dor. for tori, 3 sin. or tia\t
I 3 pi. pres. ofupl, lobe.
lEvrtdTjfti, f. -)Jo-w,p. cvridciKa, (fr.
ev in, and riQqpi to put) to put,
lay or place in, set upon ; to add,
annex, join to ; to insert, inter-
mix ; to hide, lay up, store,
hoard ; to conceive, imagine,
suppose. 2 a. ind. mid. cvcOiunv,
-coo or -ov, -cro' impr. ivQcao or
evOov, Ion. evdeo.
'Evri^o?, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
ri/jifi honour) precious, valuable,
dear, estimable; honoured, es-
teemed. Comp. evTiuorepos, sup.
-orarog.
EvrZ/jws, (fr. last) in honour or es-
timation ; honourably, creditably,
worthily.
Evrfir/oGrbj, (fr. £v intens. and rufa-
au) to cut) same as cvriuva).
|"Evro,3 pi. of'cunv, 2 a. ind. mid.
of "nut.
EvroXr), -rjs, f), (fr. cvriWouai to
command) a command, order, in-
junction ; a commission, charge.
'Evrojin, -u>v, ra, (neut. pi. of/vro-
u os cut) the first cuts, incisions,
made on opening a victim sa-
crificed ; a treaty when sacrifi-
ces were generally made ; an
offering, victim ; insects, animal-
cules.
Evrout), -T7?, >% (fr. ev in, and riuvu
to cut) a cut, incision ; an open-
ing, cleft a pass, defile, strait.
EvtouIs, -1o»<;,)i, (fr. same) an in
cision, cut, opening.
ENT
"Kvroftoi, -ov, b, ti, (fr. same) cut
cut open ; cut out, castrated.
'Evrovoj, -ov, b, >j, (fr. tvrtlvut to
strain) stretched, strained; m
tense, attentive; active, eager
husty, violent.
Evrdmos, -ov, b, r), (fr. tv in, and
rdtros a place) an inhabitant, na~
tive.
Evropvtuw, and -pt(5w, f. -tvwu>, (fr.
same, and ropvtvui or -ptvu> to
carve, th. rdpvs a lathe) to
can;*, engrave ; to round, turn
in a lathe or on a wheel.
Kvrdf, (fr. tv in) within, inside, in-
ward.
'RvTooQc and 'EvrooQi, (fr. last)
within, from vnlhin.
Evroantinv, -ns, -»7, 2 a. opt. pass.
oftvrp/jrw.
Kvrp'j'rriAoj,-i7, -ov, (fr. tv against,
and rpancXbf changeable) to be
shunned or avoided, olyection-
ablc, despicable ; illiberal, mean,
base, vile, shameful, disgraceful
Rvrpdnndi, 2 a. impr. pass. ; Ev-
rpan^aouat, in 3 pi. -Ti',oovrat, 2
f. pass. — Evrpuirw, -/)$, -f,, 2 a.
sub. pass, of tvrpiiru).
'Evrpzirt, pres. impr. act. — Evrpt-
irdjjitda, 1 pi. pres. ind. pass. —
E irpcTTOficvo i, pass. — E vrptVwv,
act. par. pres. of
Ei'rp/rrw, f. -i|u>, p. tvrirptfa, (fr.
tv in, and rp/jrw to turn) to /urn
or stnd back, make return ; to
make one turn in upon himself
or reflect ; to shame, fill with
shame, cause to blush. Evrpino-
fiai, to return, come back ; to
change, be altered; to blush, be
ashamed or sorry, repent ; to re-
vere,respect, regard, stand in awe.
2 a. ind. act. cvirpanov. impf.
pass, tvt rpcTt6finv. 2 a. pass. ind.
tvtrpn7r»7V- sub. tvrparw, -rjs, -jL
2 f. pass, tvrpa-nfiaouai. 1 f. mid.
i-Tpfxpopat. per. ind. mid. tvri-
rponti. 2 a. mid. tvirpairdpnv.
Evrpfyu), f. tvdpf^ u, p. ivrirpt^a,
(fr. tv intens. and rpi<pu) to nou-
rish) to nourish M or itii/i, sup-
port, maintain, strengthen, im-
prove ; to rear, bring up, educate ;
to implant, ingraft, par. pres.
pass, tvrptfflrf/itvof. 2 a. ind. act.
tvirpaitov. 1 a. mid. ind. tvedpe-
\pdpt]V inf. evOpiij/aodai. per.
mid. -TfrpoQa.
Evrpixeia, -as, '/, (fr. next) a run-
ning about, activity ; diligence,
industry, assiduity, care, atten-
tion.
Evrpt^r)?, -ios -ovs, b, >;, (fr. next)
versatile, active, busy, diligent,
attentive, careful.
Evrpr^ttf,f. £v#pf£u),p.£v0£0pa/i»7Ka,
(fr. tv in, and rpr^u to run) to
run into, incur, meet vdth ; to
agree, suit, fit, answer, be \
adapted ; to adhere, stick to. 2 a. j
ind. act. cvi^pafiov. per. mid. j
ivhebooua.
Ei'rpY/3(o, f. -d/«, p. £i'T(Tpi<pa, (fr.
same, and rpi'/Jw to rub) to rub
into or upon; u> colour, dye ; to
wear into, rub away, waste, de-.
ENT
stroy ; to strike, smite, inflict ; to
dash against, break down.
'Evrptrof, -n, -ov, (fr. tv intens.
and rpiroi third) triple, thru fold.
'EvrpTroj,-ou, o, (fr. same) o third
person ; an umpire, mediator ; a
sulicilor, agent ; a pimp, procurer,
'Eirpopos, -ov, 6, If, (fr. tv intens.
and rp//iw to tremble) trembling,
quaking; terrified, frightened.
Evrpoira\i£u, (fr. same, and rporza-
A(£u» or rpojraA/u), same as rpimo
to turn) to turn about while
walking, turn and look back,
look behind.
Evrporr^, -rjs, ^, (fr. tvrp/irw to turn
in upon) shame, sorrow upon re
flection ; respect ; compliance,
submission.
'Evrpo^oj, -ov, b, f), (fr. tvrp/^w to
rear) nourished, fed, supported;
reared, bred or brought up along
with ; inured, accustomed to
EvrpBdiau) -«, f. ->'iou>, p. evrcrpvQn-
ku, (fr. tv in, and rpvtyr, delicacy)
to imlulge, live lujruriously,
feast, revel ; to behave or treat
insolently, mock, affront ; to baf-
fle, deceive.
EvrpvifiTjfia, -Sros. rb, (fr. last) a
delicacy ; a delight, pleasure,
gratification, indulgence, revelry.
EvrpvQuivrct, n. pi. cont. par. pres.
act. of ivTpv<pdu>.
Evrvy%dvci, 3 sin. ind. — Evrvy-
Xdvtiv, inf. pres. act. of
Evrvy^avw, f. mid. -tvfauai, p. tv-
rirv^a, (fr. tv in, arid rvyxdvut
to be ) to meet with, lig ht upon ;
to get, obtain, reach, arrive at; to
come in between, interrupt ; to
confer, converse ; to deal, be con-
versant with ; to apply to, ad-
dress, entreat ; to interfere, inter-
cede, mediate. 2 a. ind. act.
tv/rCvov.
'Evrut, Ion. for t)vrvt, 3 sin. impf.
act. of tvrvw.
EvrvXirru), f. -ifw, p. tvTtrv\t%a,
(fr. same, and rvXirrut to wrap)
to wrap up, fold in, envelop. 1 a.
ind. act. cvtrv\i^a. per. ind.
pass. cvTtrvXtyuai.
Eirvvaodat, 1 a. inf. mid. — 'Ev-
tvvov, 1 a. impr. act. or Ion. for
fivrvvov, impf. act. of
EvrCvw, f. -Cvw, (fr. ivrca arms) to
equip, arm, harness, provide, fur-
nish ; to prepare, begin.
Evrviras, (fr. next) in the very
shape, expressly, closely, entirely,
quite ; stretched or lying on the
ground.
'Evrtiros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. tv in, and
rinroi a stamp) impressed, stamp-
ed, marked, resembling.
Evrvir6(i)-C),f. -uxrw, p. evrtTinruxa,
(fr. same) to impress, stamp,
mark ; to trace, delineate ; to
form, shape, mould ; to engrave,
carve, cut out. per. ind. pass.
evrcrvirut^tai.
Evrvw, same as evrvvut. impf. t/v-
rvov, Ion. ivTvov.
Evvd\iof,-ov,b, (fr. Evudi Bellona)
of or like Bellona, martini, war-
like, terrible, furious; Mars.
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Evv(3f>(£j), f. -tout, p. tv40pixa, Cfr.
£v intens. and ifipif an affront)
to bthave insolently, treat con-
temptuously, iffend, affront, in-
sult, outrage. 1 a. act. ind. tvv-
(iptaa' par. cvvfiploat.
Evu/Jpiff/ia, -Sroi, t6, (fr. last) an
insult, affront, outrage ; a taunt
sarcusm ; mockery, scorn, deri*
sion.
EvvypoOnpcvrfu, -oB, b, (fr. tv in,
Gowp water, and Snpcvrrif a hun-
ter, th» Srip a wild beast) a fisher-
man, an angler.
'Evuypoj, -ov, b, fi, (fr. tv in, and
C<3wp water) watery, wet ; moist%
damp.
Evviptot and 'Ew6pog, -ov, b, fj, (fr.
same) aquatic ; watery, wet,
marshy, swampy ; watered.
Evvciif, -riof, b, Enyeus, a man's
name.
Evvu<poK6nrjoa, -as, -t, I a. ind.
act. of wmpoKOftim.
'Evi'fri, -as, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of
vvoou).
Evvrrvca^u), f. -Sou, p. tvvmluKa,
(fr. £vu«-vjov a dream) to dream.
Eivirvid^oiiat, to receive a vision,
be in a trance.
EwnviaoOt'/aovrai, 3 pi. I f. ind.
pass, of last.
EvvTviaarfiSt ~ov, b, (fr. same) a
dreamer.
Eviiirvi^o), same as tvvirvid^ut.
Evu7rv(ov, -ov, rb, (fr. tv in, and
Crrvof sleep) a dream, vision.
Also adv. in or during sleep.
Evycral-a, -as, -t, 3 pi. -£av, 1 &.
ind. act. of vvorrn'^w.
EvtVrpov, -ov, rb, one of the intes-
tines, the rectum.
Evv(pa(v(D, (fr. t v in, and {xftalvw to
weave) to weave in, embroider,
work.
EvvQavrbs, -ou, b, f), (fr. last) woven
in, embroidered, worked; inter-
woven, intwined.
Evv(pao~pa, -Xros, rb, (fr. same)
embroidery ; a piece of embroid-
ered work.
Evu^tpijj, Poet, for v^rpip or;rjtp<j5.
E vvu), -60s -ovs, /J, Enyo or Bellona.
Evi5w, to destroy, ruin, deface ; kill,
slay.
'Evu, by Aphaer. for <pivui, same
as last.
EvwKncc, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
CVOIKIU).
Evihfiti, 3 sin. cont. impf. act. o,
VU/lUb).
Evw/ioroj, -ov, b, f), (fr. cv in, and
dfiwfii to swear) sworn, under
an oath.
Evuiirij, (d. of next) openly, plainly,
clearly, before the face.
Evu)irti, -rjs, >/, (fr. tvin, and on^the
eye) the presence, front ; aspect,
look, appearance ; sight, view.
Evuma, -uv, rd, (fr. last) theinsids
wall opposite the door facing tht
entrance.
EvuTTihitiis, (fr. tvutirtos facing) in
the face, in front, openly.
Evwiriov, (neut. of next) face /<>
face, before, at, in presence of.
Evumos, -ov, b, (fr. tvwjn) the p*e*
EXA
ence) fronting, facing, opposite,
in presence of.
Evttpca, -ag, -£, 1 a. ind. act. —
Evwpro, 3 sin. of tvupuvv , pper.
pass, of tvopu).
Evwj, Hcb. indecl. Enos, a man's
name.
'Evucaujjv, by Cras. for Evoijadunv,
1 a. ind. act. of voiu>.
EvcSo-i, 3 pi. prcs. sub. of iveiui, to
be in.
"Evwcig, -tog, Att. -eu)$, >), (fr. ivom
to unite) a joining or uniting
together; unity, union; concord,
agreement ; a unit.
~Evu)rn, mT}S, i), same as evwnov.
£vu>n'£bua(,f. -i'cro/tai, and Att. -tov-
fiat, (fr. sv in, and ovg the ear)
to listen, learn by tfie ear; to
mind, attend to.
'Evwrficbg, -rj, -dv, (fr. /vow to unite)
uniting, joining, connecting,
causing to slick, adhere or grow
■ together.
Evurtov, -ov, to, (fr. tv in, and ovg
the ear) an ear-ring, ornament
for the ear.
Evuricai, -doOo), 2 pi. Evdjri<jao9e
1 a. impr. mid. of £vu>-i£ouai.
Eii^;, Heb. indecl. Enoch, a
man's name.
Evu>x\rj8r)v, -ng, ?, 1 a. ind. pass,
of Evo^Keui.
'Evco^oof, -ov, b, t), (fr. ev intens
and w^oof, pale) wan, pale, white
of look, u.hitish ; dim, faint.
E$, before a vowel for ik, which
see.
"E£, indecl. six.
'E^ay for it-ayc, pres. impr. act.
or Dor. and Ion. for £^r)ye,
3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. — E^dydye,
-hut, 3 pi. -ytruxxav, 2 a. impr.
act. — El-aydyuv, 2 a. inf. act.
— E^ayayCbv, g. sin. -ydvrog, 2
a. par. act. Att. for it-aye, &c
fr. t^dyui.
E^dyaorog, -ov, o, >/, (fr. f£ intens
and aydu) to admire) wonderful
admirable, astonishing, strange.
E^nyyeiXtjre, 2 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of
E^ayyAAw, f. t£ayye\u), p. tfyiy-
yiktta, (fr. £*" forth, and ayyiWu)
to tell) to publish, proclaim, an-
nounce, declare, report ; to deli-
ver a message, bring news, tell. 1
a. act. ind. t^rjyyeiAa' sub.
e^ayyciXo).
'El-ays, see i^ay1 E^dyti, 3 sin.
El-dyovo-i, 3 pi pres. ind. act. of
c^dyia.
Ef-ayiviecv -tlv, Ion. for t^dyuv, 2
a. inf. act. of tfa'yw.
'E^dyiov, -ov, rd, (fr. ?f six, and
dyui to draw) tTie sixth part of an
ounce; a measure of land; a sixth.
E^dXiarog, -ov,b,fj, (fr. r£ intens.
and ayog guilt) very wicked,
guilty, criminal ; abominable,
vile, impure.
E^dyvv/it, f. -£w, p. ifrxa, (fr.
same, and dyvvui to break) to
break off, divide from, separate,
dissolve ; to wear out, abate, di-
minish, v:eaken ; to infringe, vio-
late, transgress.
EZayopafypevos, -tj, -ov, par. pres.
D d
EXA
pass. — Et-ayopdcj], 3 sin. 1 a.
sub. act. of
E^ayopdlm, f. -acw, p. t\r\y6paKa,
and E^ayopd^ouai, (fr. t£ from,
and ayopdtw to buy) to buy from
or out of, redeem, recover. 1 a.
act. ind. c&ydpaoa' sub. t%ayo-
pdau).
Ei^ayoptvois, -tog, Att. -tug, t% (fr.
next) a showing, discovery ; a
confession, declaration, acknow-
ledgment, avowal; publication,
promulgation.
E^ayoptvu), f. -tvow, (fr. t£out, and
ayoptvut to harangue) to reveal,
discover, divulge, disclose; tore-
late, tell ; to speak out, declare,
confess.
E£dyw, f. -£w, p. £^xa' (fr* same
and dytti to lead) to bring, take,
carry or draw out ; to lead forth
or abroad; to expel, drive out
banish ; to draw or mark out ;
to go out, depart ; to die. 2 a.
act. ind. e^fjyov inf. tfcyelv' par
f£ay<ii>,Att. t^fiydyov,t^aydyttv,
c^ayayujv.
E%ayu>yEvs, -tog, b, (fr. last) a lead
er, captain.
El-aywyfi, -i)g, i), (""• same) a lead
ing away, withdrawing ; expor-
tation, carriage; education, train-
ing ; publication*
E^ayuiyfya, -wv, r«, (neut. of next)
wares for exportation, goods
merchandise.
E^ayuiyfyo?, -ov, 6, 17, (fr. t^dyat to
carry out) carried out, con-
veyed, exported ; collected, as-
sembled.
'E^ayu>vtog and 'Et-ayuvog, -ov,b,f)
(fr. ?f six, and yuvia a comer)
six- cornered, having six angles.
Et-dfoXtyog, -ov, b, fj, (fr. tf from
and afoX(pbs a brother) born of a
brother or sister ; a nephew or
niece.
E^-iSiog, -ov, b, Exadius, a man's
name.
Efa<War/w, (fr. e£ intens. and
aSwariu) to be weak, th. Svvauai
to be able) to languish, droop,
pine, faint ; to decay, fail.
'Efatrrj?, -log and -ov, b, >/, (fr. '£%
six, and hog a year) six years
old, of six years.
'El-aerig, -i«5o?, f), same as last.
El-aOvuiu) -w, (fr. *| intens. and
a6vpi(j) to despond, th. Svpog
courage) to despair, despond,
faint, be discouraged.
'EZaifiog, -ov, 6, 1^, (fr. t\ from, and
aiua blood) bloodless, pale, life-
less.
E%aiwuai, (fr. same, and aivvuai to
take) to take out or away, carry
off; to take from among. 3 sin.
impf. pass. Ion. d-aivvro.
El-aipiOnoav, Ion. for c^npiOrjcrav,^
pi. 1 a. ind. pass. — E$aipt'ie8ai,
pres. inf. pass. cont. — Efaipti-
rai, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. pa&s.
of e^aipiu).
E^aiotrov, (neut. of next) excel-
leiitly ; pecidiarly, especially ;
chiefly, exceedingly, greatly.
Elaioerog, -ov, b, b., (fr. e^atoiu to
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select) taken out from among
selected, exempt; select, choice,
peculiar ; excellent, very good.
E$aipfTU)g, see c^aiperov.
E^aipzvuriv, Ion. and Dor. for e£ij
povunv, 1 sin. cont. impf. pass,
of
Efaipiu) S, f. -^o-w, p. £%fjpi}Ka, (fr.
*f out of, and alpiw to take) to
take or draw out, take away, re-
move ; to take out, unload, dis-
charge ; to carry out, bury ; to
select, prefer, choose, pick out;
to deliver, rescue ; to take by
force, plunder^ ravage ; to pluck,
root or tear up; to overthrow^
abolish, destroy. 2 a. act. ind.
c&lXov' impr. i&Xc. 2 a. mid.
ind. z%ti\6uT)v' sub. e^iXusuai' inf.
£%£\iadai.
Efcipouuwog, par. pres. pass. cont.
of last.
El-aipu), f. -apw, p. £^fip<a, (fr. t£
out of, and aipw to lift) to lift
out of, take away, carry off ; to
carry forth or out, bury. 2 a.
ind. act. zt-fjpov. 2 f. ind. act.
et-apu, 2 pi. £^apure. per. pass.
£%f,puai. 1 a. pass. ind. ^f/pOnv'
sub. £%ap8&.
E^aiotog, -ov, b, fj, (fr. ef from,
and aioa a lot) unjust, unrea-
sonable; improbable, unexpect-
ed, wonderful ; unusual, unpre-
cedented ; huge, enormous ; vio-
lent, sudden, raging.
El-aiT£u) -&, f. -ficw, (fr. £% intens.
and airiu) to ask) to demand, re-
quire, exact ; to desire, pray, en-
treat ; to call for to punishment.
1 a. ind. mid. e^rjrvodunv.
EJ-airnctg, -tog, Att. -£<og, f), (fr.
last) a demand ; an accusationt
charge ; a demand for inquiry
or examination, or for punish-
ment; an apology, plea, de-
fence.
'E%airog,-ov, b, >/, same as ej-atpcros.
E$ai<pvag, Dor. for
E^alcpvng, (fr. £% intens. and atyvnc,
same as d<pvu> suddenly) on a
sudden, suddenly, unexpectedly.
ES-aupvidiog, -ov, b, f], (fr. last)
sudden, unexpected, unlooked
for, unawares.
E%dici(i> -w, f. -J7ffu and -few, p.
-nKa, and E^aKeo/xai, (fr. t\ in-
tens. and aido/iai to cure) to
heal thoroughly, cure quite ; to
remedy, amend ; to satisfy, gra-
tify, appease, par. 1 a. act. t£a*
Ktaag.
*E%dicig, (fr. ?£ six) six limes.
'El-aKiouvpioi, -ai, -a, (fr. last, and
pvpioi ten thousand) sixty thou-
sand, six myriads.
'Et-aKiex'iAtoi, -ai, -a, (fr. same,
and x&101 a thousand) six thou-
sand.
E^aKoXovOiu) -S>, f. -jjffw, p. e^vko-
XovBvKa, (fr. e% out of, and oko-
\ov9iw to follow) to follow perse-
veringly ; pursue by another
road ; to obey, yield to.
E^aKoXovBficavT£g, n. pi. par. 1 a.
act. — E£aKo\ovdrjoovoi, 3 pi. I
f. act. of last.
k
EXA
KfaKovrfw and -iw -w, (fr. cf in-
tens. and aKovdw to whet, th.
a^oVr? a whetstone) to sharpen or
u 7i<7 thoroughly.
'KJ-tiKdaioi, -ai,-a, (fr. ?£ six, with
the centesimal termination) six
hundred.
'E^aKoatocrdf, -ov, 6, f/, (fr. last)
six hundredth.
Eff/<cou(rrof? -oi>, 6, >), (fr. next) au-
(ftM*, articulate.
E(<i(coi'u), f. -aw, (fr. tf intens. and
a*rouu> to hear) ro overhear , /tear
distinctly, perceive clearly ; to
rt gurd, listen to.
E^Wpi^r' fur c$Mp/£crc, 2 pi. pres.
ind. act. of
Efa*p<'£w, C -tarn, (fr. r£ from, and
dk-pui high) to mount heights,
rse mountains, surmount ;
to clip, cut off extremities.
E^aXadu) -at, f. -wau), fr. c£ intens.
and a\a6M, which see. 1 a. uul.
act. i%T)\duy<Ta, -at, -c.
EfaXoirdg'tt, f. -£u>, (fr. same, and
<iAa-n'£w, same as Xardfo to
waste) to »/rip, plunder, spoil ;
to ravage, unite, destroy. 1 a.
inf. act. r(uAarrt£u[.
E£«Auro, Dor. for tfyXaro, 3 sin. 1
a. mid. of i%eiXXopai.
E%aXieiodat, by Sync, for c^aXcv-
eacdat, 1 a. inf. mid. of t%aXtvu>.
E^dXcnrrpov, -ou, rd, (fr. next) a
box or pot /or holding ointment ;
a towel, cloth for wiping.
*E$u),ti(p6r)i'<u, 1 a. inf. pass. — E£-
aXtl^as, Par« 1 a- acf- — E£<i-
Xd\f.u), -£(?, -n, 1 f. ind. acL of
E^aXdepu), f. -^ w, p. tf/;Xt(0a, (fr.
tf from, and «Xrtyw to anoint J to
tripp rtiray ointment, clean where
it has been used ; to wipe off; to
obliterate, erase, blot out. Also
(fr. tl- intens.) to anoint. 1 a.
opt. act. i^aXdx^aifii, JEo\. d]a-
Xd^iia, -as, -£. 1 a. ind. pass.
tli)\ti(pQr,v.
E^a'Atei^is, -io$, Att. -twe, //, (fr.
last) a wiping off clearing away ;
obliteration, erasure.
EfaXttfw, fr. if intens. and aXcvo),
which see.
EfrtXXa^v, Dor. for cftAXa&v, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
E^aXXao-o-w or -ttw, (fr. t% intens.
and aXXn'ffffu) to change) to alter,
change, become different ; to vary,
differ, be unlike.
E^dXXofiat, f. c^aXovuat, (fr. t%
from, and aXX.ouai to leap) to
Ze«p up, spring out ; go out has-
Uly, depart quickly, par. pres.
mid. c$aXX6uevos, 1 a. ind. mid.
t^rjXdunv.
EfrXXos, -ov, b, ?% (fr. same, and
rfXXofOther) different from others ;
excellent, superior ; famous, re-
nowned, brave, gallant.
E^aXXorpideo -ui, f. -uhtu), p. t^nXXo-
rpiWa, (fr. same, and aXAorp«5w
to alienate) to estrange, alien-
ate ; to transfer, convey over ;
to sell, dispose of ; to become an-
other's.
Efa/iapravw, (fr. same, and dfiap-
tovw to err) to sin, transgress,
EXA
offend; to make to sin. 2 a. ind.
act. tfypapTov.
Efapdliu, f. -vjw, or E^afittPouat,
(fr. t£ intens. and afici^u to
change) to exchange, pi.:
],lin of '■' unothir ; to interchange,
alternate ; to requite, repay ; to
shift place, remove, go out of.
E^a/icXiw -w, fr. same, and aficXiu,
which see.
'Efa'/urpo?, -ov, 6, ih (fr. ?( six,
and ftirpov a measure) o/ «j:
feet or measures, hexameter.
'EZdffnvos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
fifiv a month) o/ six months
six months, six months
old.
Efa/ti'vo/jai, f. -ovfiai, (fr. t £ from
and afiivu) to avert) If repel,
drive off ; to protect, guard, de
fnd.
E(avaii's, par. 2 a. act. of d]avdbv-
u>, f. -Hffw, (fr. t^ out of, avu
upwards, and o'u to enter) It
cowic *p f/wf o/"? n«« up, emerge,
issue, appear, shoh
out of, walk forth ; to refuse,
shun, decline, disown.
E^avaXlcKw, fr. d; intens. and ava-
\io~Ku>, which see. 1 a. par. pass.
f£<ij'*Xw0f/$.
E^avaarai, par. — E£a\ao~-riivai,
inf. '2 a. act. — E$ava<rrf)an, 3
sin. 1 a. sub. act. — E&miari}-
aai, 1 a. inf. act. of c^avlornfii.
E^avdaraan, -toj, Att. -twj, ^, (fr.
g&yfentyM to rise up apain) a
rising again, resurrection ; an
insurrection, rebellion.
E(niar/XXw, f. -rtXw, (fr. t^- out of,
ai<J ufjwanis, and r/XXw to rise)
to ri*e up out of, spring up, grow
out of the ground ; to cause to
spring up.
E^avipaToli^oyiai,^. -terouai, (fr. tl;
from, avfjp a man, and roc«^u» to
tie by the foot, th. ruii the foot)
to enslave, take into captivity ; to
rate, destroy ; to alienate, sell as
a slave.
E£av6parroc'iovfitvos, Ion. and Att
for c^avSpaToinTdfjttios, par. 1 f.
mid. of last.
E%av$pa-z6?iois, -i»f, Att. -tios, tj,
(fr. e^av^parrort^ofiai to enslave)
slavery, servitude ; a leading into
captivity.
E^aviSvcav, 3 pi. 2 a. ind. act. of
t%avdlv}u or -cU'w.
El-aiipxofJLat, (fr. tf out of, ava~ up-
wards, and epyofiai to come) to
ascend, mount or come up out
of
E^avitrrvv, -»??» -v, in 3 pi. -arncav,
■2 a. ind. act. of tiaviarvni.
E^avircCKn, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
f^avar/XXo).
E^arryci), (fr. {f out of, aid up-
wards, and £^w to have) to rise
up out of, emerge, pop up; to
rise or grotc up.
E%aviriin, (fr. same, and "n/jii to
send) to send up out of serid
forth, discharge, produce, bear;
to relax, remit.
Et-avQtv -w, f. ->*o-w, (fr. e£ intens.
(210)
EXA
and avdiw to flower, th. dudof a
flower) to blow, Jloutr, bloom ;
to bud, shoi :. ,ut ; tc-
flourish greatly, l>e clients. Or.
(fr. *£from) to east its Jlmiers,
, decay, fade.
E^didnfta, -aroi, to, (fr. last) a
bursting forth, breaking out,
eruption, (fflorescinci, pustule.
E£«»0<£aj, f. -tarn, (fr. same) to
atlorn with Hvoming or bright
colours, em!
E(arGpu)Kitj) -w, f. -r}cu>, (fr. t£ in-
tens. and diQouroi a m;.n) to
humanize, cinlizi, improve, cul-
tiiute ; to svrjxiss, (j,,l.
Efuiiirraiai, pre*. Hit", art. — Efa-
licraou, -dotiw, pres. in'pr. pass.
— E(aucr<I$, |iar. pres. act. of
E£«i ioTiipi, t. e^aiaorijau), (fr. t% in-
and avitrrrjfu to rise up)
to CQUflp to risi , rutin, excite,
Mp ; ro eapf /, rfritp ot/r ; to
riiM wp /rowi among, depart,
arise, get up ; to overturn, over-
throw, ruin, destroy. 1 a. ind.
act. e^axio-rnaa. 2 a. ind. act.
ciaviornv.
. b, f), (perhajw fr. t^from,
and 4rn hurt ) wiUiout loss, harm-
less, safe ; whole, entire, sound.
E((2»tX/o) -£>, (fr. c^from, and air-
X/w to pump) to pump or drau
out, pour out, exhaust, empty,
dram.
E^avvui, fr. t% intens. and ax-vu to
patch, which -
E£a£ii>, 1 f. ind. act. od^dyio.
E^a-rraXXdrrofjat, (fr. t£ out of, art
fn mi, and aXXa'caw to change)
to remove, be changed, be lit go,
be releeiscd, be delivered.
EJ-air&Tdciv -dv, pres. inf. act. ol
t^airardu).
E^ardrai, a. pi. of e^a-rrdrv. But
Efaira-r^f , cont. for c^airardctg, 2
sin. pres. ind. act. and
E^arrardrtD, 3 sin. cont. pres. impr.
act. — E^a-ar/cr/, 3 sin. 1 a.
sub. act. — E^araruai, 3 pi.
cont. pres. ind. act. of
E^arardu -w, f. ->;cu», p. t^nrdrn-
ko, (fr. t% intens. and aravdui to
deceive) to lead out of the right
way, seduce, deceive, beguile ; to
disappoint, frustrate, balk.
E^ardrv, -t?j, j^, (fr. same) deceit,
deception, artifice, fraud ; en-
ticement, allurement, compliment,
flattery.
Et-a-rartaat, 1 a. icf. act. — Efaird-
rvct, Ion. for i^rptdrvat, 3 sin. 1
a. ind. act. — E^artari'iciiv, 1 f.
inf. act. of t^a-rardio.
Efmnrrlircw, Poet, for same, par.
pres. t^a-arickwv.
Efan-arwvrj, Dor. for e^ararwai, 3
pi. cont. pres. of dlavar.iw.
E^aracpdui -w, Poet, for el-aTardw.
E^aracpoifjiriv, -oio, -oiro, pres. opt.
pass, of EJ-airdepw, same as
last.
Efatrfo-rnXa, -a?, -£, 1 a. ind. act.
' of e^arotrriWo).
El-drlva, and El-amvnc, Poet, for
t^aiepvns.
Et-artvaios, -< v, 6, $, (fr. last) sud-
EHA
den, unexpected, unforeseen ; un-
looked for, unhoped.
E^airivadog, (fr. last) suddenly, un-
awares.
"Et-airivas, Dor. for Efcirwng, see
ei-diziva.
Efo7rA>/ffjos, -a, -ov, Ion. for i£a-
ir\daiog, (fr. ?£ six, and -i:\dciog
-fold) sixfold, six times, six times
as much.
E£a7rX($a> -ai, f. -waai, p. e&ir'Xuica,
(fr. f£ from, and an\6d> to un-
fold) to smooth, plane, level; to
unfold, open, unravel; to ex-
plain, expound; to spread, lay
flat.
E^atToStouat,(fr. t£ out of, airb from,
and did) to chase) to drive out,
expel, banish.
E£a7rdXXt3M'$f« c^anoXiatt), p. E^airdi)-
\e<a, (fr. e% intens. and an^XXinu
to abolish) to ruin utterly, de-
stroy totally, abolish. Efan-dX \v-
pai, to perish entirely, vanish,
disappear, be ruined, undone,
be blotted out ; to die. 2 a. ind.
mid. E^ajnaXdunv.
El-anoXoiaro, Ion. and by Apos.
for t^avokoivro, 3 pi. 2 a. opt
EfnroXwXe, Att. for efarwXe, 3
sin. per. ind. mid. of last.
E|a7rov«£w, (fr. e£ out of, arrb from,
and vt£w to wash) to wash out.
E^avopiw -w, f. -//o-w, (fr. t£ intens.
and anopiw to forsake) *o /eaue
destitute, abandon, desert; to
empoverish, reduce, make poor.
E^airopiouai -ov/xai, to be reduced
to distress, be in great want, be
forlorn ; to be totally at a loss, he-
sitate, doubt, be in perplexity. 1 f.
mid. £%aiTop>](Toutii. 1 a. pass. ind.
E^17rop/i9>]v' sub. E^arropnOd.
Ei-aiiopridrivai, 1 a. inf. pass, oflast.
E£rt7rooTfXXw,f. -£><5, p. t%aviOTa\-
<a, (fr. ff from, and arocrtWw
to send away) to send out of the
way ; to send forth ; to send off,
dismiss, discharge. 1 a. ind. act.
t^aitiarciXa.
E(« -ru), (fr. c£ intens. and airrw to
fit)- to bind to, connect with, join ;
to hang upon, suspentl ; to kindle,
light up.
'E£«7rwXo?, -nV, b, '}, (fr. ?£six, and
ir&Xog a colt) drawn by six horses.
E%apa!pnuai, -aai, -rai' E^npaipij-
fitvoi, Ion. and Att. Garsjfrpiuai,
ind. and z^npnuhog, par. [>cr.
pass, of t^aipfu).
E&paro, Dor. for z^paro, 3 sin.
1 a. ind. mid. of d-aip<o.
Et-apyvpi^oiiai, (fr. tl intens. and
dpyvpog silver) to turn into mo-
ney, sell, exchange ; strip of mo-
ney, rob. par. 1 a. mid. e^upyv
picdfitvog.
E%-oyvp6u) -5, (fr. same) to turn
into money, make into money,
coin; to value, appraise, esti-
mate, pres. inf. act. z^upyvprkiv
-ovv.
E$upuT£,2 pi. 2 f. ind. act. — E%ap-
0f„ 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass, of
zfyiipu).
E^pidfiia) -w, f. -J/(to>, (fr. tl; out,
and apiQyiui to count) to reckon
EHA
out, count down ; to enumerate,
recount ; to reckon upon ; to
serve, ansiver for, supply. 1 a.
par. mid. zJ-apiOunaduzvog.
E^apKtw -w, (fr. same, and apKtu
to suffice) to satisfy, content ;
to be competent, sufficient or
enough ; to serve, assist, relieve,
succour, aid.
El-apKovvTtdS, (fr. £^apKio>v,-ovvrog,
par. pres. of last) sufficiently,
enough.
E%apviouai, fr. ef intens. and apvto-
fiai, which see. par. 1 a. mid.
E^apvnaduEvog.
'E^apvog, -ov, b, fj, (fr. last) who
refuses or contradicts, a denier.
E%apird£u), f. -dow, p. z^rjpraKa, (fr.
e£ from, and ap-ird£u> to rob, th.
ap-rra!; rapacious) to snatch, tear,
pluck f take by violence; to res-
cue ; to plunder, spoil, pillage ;
to carry off.
'E%ap<ng, -iog, Att. -ewj, //, (fr.
e^aipo) to carry off) a lifting or
taking up ; robbery, plunder ; a
taking or sitting off, extirpa-
tion.
EJ-aprdu) -5, f. -rjffw, (fr. e£ from,
and aprdw to suspend) to affix
to, join together, fasten, unite ;
to suspend, sling or hang upon ;
to lift, raise up. Et-aprdouai,
to be suspended or attached to,
hang from, cling to.
E£«prt£w, f. -ccrw, p. e&priKa, (fr.
same, and dpriog complete) to
complete, perfect, finish; to fur-
nish, equip, Jit out ; to prepare,
make ready, provide. 1 a. act.
ind. t&priaa. per. pass, e^rjpna-
uar par. zt-nprtoufvog.
E^aprlaat, 1 a. inf. act. oflast.
E^aprvyiEvog, Ion. for d-r/prvuivos,
par. per. pass, of
E^aprvw, fr. e| intens. and aprtw,
which see.
E^ap^s, for e£ apyf)g,from the be-
ginning, at first ; anew, afresh,
over again, again.
'E$ipxos, -ov, b, (fr. next) a be-
ginner, cause, original ; a chief,
. ruler, prince ,* a precentor or
flrsl chanter.
E^dpx^i (fr. e£ intens. and a'p^w
to begin) to make a beginning,
commence ; to lead, take the lead,
move, propose.
'Efq;, -ados, fi, (fr. c£six) the num-
ber six ; a Sicilian brass coin.
E%av6tv{<j) -w, f. ->'/<7w (fr. e^from,
and acQzviw to languish, th.
o&hu) to be able) to grow weak,
be feeble, pine away, decay.
Et-avQzviQ.o, f. rtirw, (fr. e£ from, a
neg. and adhog strength) to re-
duce, weaken, enfeeble.
Z^KTKfu) -£, f. -fiau), (fr. t£ intens.
and uc-KCLj to practise) to exer-
cise, use, practise; to instruct,
I train ; to embellish, adorn, fur-
! nish ; to polish, smooth, brighten.
lE^rKTrU. -tog, Att. -futg, >), (vr. z^i-
ot>;/« to stand up) nap, down ;
| a torn cr razzed edge.
\E%nrTTpn-zTio, f. -^o>, p. e^>'i<Trpa(f)a,
j (fr. t£ out. and aarpdirrd) to
(2i n
E2E
lighten) to flash, emit sparky
shine, glitter, dazzle.
E%aT~iud%a), and E^anudo), f. -atru),
fr. eI- intens. and aTifidfa or
-aw, which see.
E^arifjioo} -w, f. -wco), (fr. same, a
neg. and n'w to honour) to de-
spise, slight.
E^avaivoi, fr. same, and avaivu,
which see.
E^avSaz -a, 2 sin. pres. impr. act.
of
E^avSdu) -w,f. -fi<ru>, (fr. e£out, nnrf
avSdu) to speak) to speak uutt
declare, deliver; to harangue,
discourse.
E^avrTjs, (fr. «f from, and avrrjs,
viz. wpas that same hour) at
thatinstant, immediately, directly.
EfavTis, (fr. z% intens. and avns,
for avQig again) over again, anew,
afresh, a second time.
Et-cKpetrat for z^a(pizrai, 3 sin. pres.
ind. mid. of
El-a<pinni, (fr. z% out of, airb from,
and hfpi to send) to send away
out, dismiss, discharge; to dart,
fling, hurl ; to omit, leave out,
put away, lay aside ; to let pass,
permit, sr/ffer, alloiv.
E%a<pv<j), (fr. t£ from, and ct0<5a> to
draw) to draw out of, drain,
exhaust, pour out.
Ei;i(3a\ov, -eg, -£, 1 pi. -\ouev, 2 a.
ind. act. of «cj8oXAw.
E&'j&zv, by Sync, for t^naav, 3
pi. 2 a. ind. act. of (KJ3n[xi or ek-
I3a(vu).
E^z(3ia^6finvy in 3 pi. E%e(3id$ovTo,
impf. of eicftidQopai.
E&(S\fidnv, -rig, -rj, 1 a. ind. pass,
of EKpdWo).
E^cya/ii^ovTo, 3 pi. impf. pass, ol
eKyaui^o).
Et-zyzipu), f. -£f><5, p. e&yzpica, (fr.
fffrom, and cyzipia to rouse) to
excite, stir up, animate, quicken,
exhort, provoke ; to awake, rouse ;
to raise, set up. E£zyziponai,to
rise up, awake. 1 a. ind. act.
zfryeipa.
E^zyzvdurjv, -ov, -eto, in 3 pi. -ov-
to, 2 a. ind. mid. of tKyivopat.
E&yzpu), -tig, -£?, 1 f. act. of t\tytl-
pu>.
E^typofiat, by Att. Sync, for ffc-
ytipouat, see e^tyEipu).
E^iypovro, Ion. for tj-rjypovro, 3 pi.
impf. of last. Or Ion. and by
Sync, for E^yEipovro, 3 pi. impf.
pass, of £^£y£/pw.
E^zSz^dnnv, -ov, -tro, impf. o^ekH-
Xount.
E%zb"iKnoa, -ag, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
ticivefia.
ftfc&Sfimt, -offo or -ov, -oro, 2 a.
ind. mid. oCekMowhi.
Etitpa, -ag, h], (fr. e£ from, and
'ihpa a seat) a projecting seat,
window ; a porch, hall, gallery ;
a sewer, drain.
'El-ztpog, ■ ov, b, %, (fr. same) dis-
placed, removed, discharged;
turned out, expelled, banished.
Ef/iWa, -ag, -£, in 3 pi. EtZiSvaav,
1 a. ind. act. — E^ESvaduyv 1
a. ind. mid. of ek5vu> or -ijvw.
EEE
E#£w» (fr. e£ intens. and i<5u> to
eat) <o gnaw, corrode; to waste,
consume ; to eat up, devour.
E^>}rnaav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
'Ki-itv, 3 sin. with v added impf.
act. of £iu.
EZcdapfiriQnv, -^?, -17, in 3 pi. -^dn-
oav, 1 a. ind. pass, of cxda/ijScu).
E^cOdfj(ir](Tav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
same.
E&Blunv, -ao, -to, in 3 pi. E(f'0£v-
to, 2 a. ind. mid. of ekt/0///u.
E(idXi\pa, -as, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of
titdXtfa.
E&Oopov, -£?, -e, 2 a. ind. act. of
ticdopiw.
E#0f>£»/'\ for el-iOpcipt, 3 sin. of
E(idpe\pa, act. — E^cdpt^dyrjv, -w,
-aro, mid. 1 a. ind. of cKrpicpu.
'Efri, pres. impr. of e(/w, obs. for
/£0t, pres. impr. of ifaui.
'Eiu, 3 sin. ind. — 'Efav, inf. 1 f.
act. of /^o). see tfw.
'E£eiv, cont. fr. c^icv, 3 sin. with v
added impf. act. of £iu>.
El-civs, Poet, for *'£r;j.
Ef«*r«^w, (fr. e£ from, and £<Krf£w
to liken) to niuke life, liken, imi-
tate, counterfeit.
E^ttKiiffuriv, -ao, -aro, pper. pass.
of last.
E&iKovifa, f. -law, fr. tf from, and
£(xovf£<i>, which sec.
El-uXc, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of
c^aipiu).
EfaXiu) -u>, f. -»;<ro>, (fr. ff from,
and eIX/w to roll up) to unrol,
unfold, unfurl, spread open, roll
out.
El-dXtevaa, -as, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of
d-tXtcvui.
E^ciXd/jLnv, -ov, -cto, mid. — E£e»-
Xov, -cs, -£, act. 2 a. ind. of cfaipcu.
El-tipi, (fr. fffrom, and c7pi to go)
to go out, go forth ; to issue,
discharge, flow forth, pres. inf.
e^iivai. 2 a. ind. t^oi/'par. t(iulv.
1 a. act. i^ciaa, Att. ei-tjeoa.
E&ivioa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
t-tivtfa, for fer/£w.
EfciVa, -aj, -£, ind. — E^tirroj, sub.
1 a. act. — E^uirov, -is, -t, 2 a.
ind. act. of tl;iiru>.
E^upyaauivos, par. per. pass, of
d-epyd^oftai.
Efcipyeadai, pres. inf. pass, of
E|eipyw,f. -fw, p. -^a. (fr. fffrom,
and £tpyu> to hinder) to restrain,
check, curb ; to shut out, exclude,
debar, prevent, hinder from.
E&ipouai, see c^epiofiai.
El-etpvaat, Ion. and Poet, for ei-epv-
aai, 1 a. inf. act. of t^tpxna.
Efapw, f. -ep&, (fr. e£ from, and
eipu) to join) to thrust out, show ;
to draw or pull out ; to disen-
gage, loosen.
E^iis, -zioa, -iv, par. of i\nv, 2 a.
ind. act. of c^lrjfii.
"Efas, 2 sin. 1 f. ind. act. of i%u).
'E^uai, 3 sin. pres. ind. of i^eifa,
to go out.
E&KavOriv, -rjSt -V, in 3 pi. Efcicav-
dnaav, 1 a. ind. pass, of ckku'ho.
E^cKivrrjaa, -as, -£, in 3 pi. -rn-
oav, 1 a. ind. act. of etacevri a>.
EHE
E^txivuxra, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
ckkcv6w.
E(tKK\rj(nd£(0, f. -Sou, (fr. e£ in-
tens. and tKicXnoidfa to assem-
ble, th. xaXiu) to call) to call an
assembly summon a meeting ;
to assemhle, gather, collect.
El-tKXdaQrjv, -»7S, -Tj, in 3 pi. Ef-
ucXdadnaav, I a. ind. pass, of «-
kXoui.
E^ck\cI<t6t)v, -ns, -n, pass. — E£e-
KXtiaa, -as, -£, act. 1 a. ind. of
CKkXcIU.
Et-ii&txpa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
cccXrrrw.
E£fYXiy«,-aj, -e, in pi. E^EKXivarf,
-v«v, 1 a. ind. act. of ckkXiYw.
EfeK($Xav//a, -aj, -e, 1 a. ind. act.
of txxoXdjrTrw.
EftKO/it^ro, 3 sin. impf. pass.
Of tKKOfli^U).
E^CKdnrjv, -ns, -n, 2 a. ind. pass, of
CKKdirru).
EJ-cKpfparo, 3 sin. impf. mid. of
tKKpifiauat.
E&Xduv, Poet, for d-cXijiv, pres. inf.
act. cont. of fffXdcu.
Ef/Xaflov, and Poet. cicXtXauov, -£j,
-£, 2 a. ind. act. of tK\<nt)<hu>
EffX'i'A^ffu, -a;, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
£*cXaX/w.
E^tXdfifiavov, -is, -£, impf. act. of
«Xu/i/3dvw.
EffXdouffj -wfft,3pl. pres. ind. act.
offffXdw.
E^Xdffat, inf. — E%t\daas, -aaa,
-av, par. of c^t'i\aoa, 1 a. ind.
act. of i£t\avv(j).
E%i\aola, -as, ki (^r- e^Xat'vw to
expel) a setting out, journey, voy-
age ; an expedition, invasion.
EiiXaais, -tos, Att. -fwy, >'/, (fr.
same) a driving or turning out,
expulsion, banishment ; a depar-
ture,setting out.
Ei-fXaoatv, Poet, and Ion. for t^f/-
Xaacv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
t^eXavvo).
E^e\ar6fir]aasy 2 sin. 1 a. ind. act.
of tKXarofiid).
EfcXauvw, f. -cXaffu), p. cfy^aica,
(fr. tf out of, and tXovvw to drive)
to ride or drive out ; to set out,
go on a military expedition, in-
vade; to drive away, expel,
thrust out, turn away ; to forge,
melt, found, cast, mould ; to
compound, compose, form, make.
EftXdw -w, f. -a<rw,p. t^ffkaKa, and
Att. £^X^Xa<ca, Poet, for last.
'E&Xe, 2 a. impr. act. of e^aipiu).
Or Ion. for ei-clXe, 3 sin. of £^£i-
Xov, 2 a. ind. ; inf. El-theiv par.
e^Xwv. — El-tinrai, 3 sin. 2 a.
sub. mid. of same.
EffXtyovro, 3 pi. impf. pass, of ck-
Xf'yw.
EteXiyXoutv, 1 pi. pres. ind. act.
— Et-tleyxtaQui 3 sin. pres.
impr. pass, of
(fr. £^ intens. and fXf'y^w to
prove) to convince, prove clear-
ly ; to confute, disprove; to blame,
reprove, convict. 1 a. act. ind.
t^ri\tyta' inf. t^\iy^('t-
E&X£0\ Ion. and by Apos. before
(212)
EHE
an aspirate, for c(ci>. cto, 3 sin. 2
a. ind. mid. — E^cXioOai, 2 a.
inf. mid. of t^aipiw.
E(e\i^dfiTjv, -co, -aro, 2 and 3 pi.
-iaaOt, -iavTo, 1 a. ind. mid. of
urXfyt*.
EfrXojflfprfo) -w, f. -oi(TW, (fr. c£ in-
iiitl fXtt'^Epdw to set free)
t" five liberty) make free, enfran-
clus, .
EffXfuo-o/iai, 1 f. ind. mid. of i£ip-
Xovni.
E^cXrjXdKtaav, Ion. and Att. for
c^n^aKciffav, 3 pi. pper. act. of
i(r.Xavru).
E(£X^XC0«,-"j,-£or-£v,inpl. -Bare,
-8am, per. — EfcXriXuOet, 3 sin.
pp«r. ind. — Ef£X//Xu0*i<u(, inf.
— E^XrjXtOwy, par. per. mid.
Att. for££/Xi'0«, &ic.ofc^ipxoftai.
El-tXduv, 2 a. inf. act EfcXddv,
in-lit. par. 2 a. act. — Ef/X0w,
-•fftHh ^ a- suD- act- — EfrXOwv,
-oRen, -iv, par. 2 a. act. of same.
Et-iMfiiravov, impf. act. of ck and
X(^7r«'ia), same as Xctiro).
E^Mkov, -£j, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
£kX£{t-w.
E^c\k\'Ii>, f. -v<rw, and Ef/X*rw, f.
£(f'Xf(i),(fr. ff from, and c\ku> to
draw) <o draw out, away or from,
extract ; to extricate, deliver ; to
vusIkhI, sxluc.e. impf. act. e^TX-
kov. par. pres. pass. el-cXicd-
f/CVOS,
E(Akw<tij, -ios, Att. -£wj, ^, (fr.
last) a dragging, tearing, scrap-
ing, scratching.
E(£Xd//»?v,and 'E^£Xov,Ion. forfffi-
X<5//r?v, mid. ; and t(cl\ov, act. 2
a. ind. — EfcXw, 2 f. act. — E(i-
Xwuai, 2 a. sub. mid. ofefaipiu.
E%eXil)<Ti, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind. act.
Att. for c^eXdcovai, 3 pi. 1 f. ind.
act. of c^cXdfj), for f^Xaiii w.
Efyua%a, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. —
E^£/iaff(rov, '£?, -£, impf. act. of
EK^tfffffW.
Et-tutv, Ion. — E?//ttV<K, Dor. for
£(£?vai, pre* fit of /^£t/it. Or
2 a. inf. act. of e^lrjrt.
'E&utv, Ion. for c^eiv, 1 f. inf. act.
of £^W.
E^£/if(T£«a, -as, -t, iEol. for d\ip.i-
aaifti, 1 a. opt. act. of
E^tjiiui, -ib, f. -fVw, (fr. e£ from,
and E/^fw to vomit) to vomit
forth, throw up, disgorge.
E^i/xriv, -too, -to and-ou, -tro, 2 a.
ind. mid. of t^lrj/jii.
E%£(nru>Xcofiai -ovftat, (fr. e£ from,
ev intens. and ttwXe'w to sell) to
sell, set to sale, dispose of.
E^cfx-KitiXvuevos, Ion. for E^euireTria-
Xn/jiivos, par. per. pass, of last.
E&itvKTijpio-a, 1 a. ind. act. of ex-
HvicrnpiQu).
Eitvaipu, f. -Spw, fr. t\ intens. and
evalpo), which see.
E^evavrias, and Ef cvavrias, (5".
e£ from, and tvavrios opposite)
on the contrary, on the other
side, opposite, against.
E&vapifa, f. -/£w, fr. t£ intens. and
tvapiPu, which see.
E&vapfya, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. o*"
last.
EHE
R£ivcyKov, -arw, in 2pl. El-EviyKare
impr. — Efcviyicui, sub. — Efcviy
kui, inf. — E^Eviyxas, -aaa, -av
n. pi. -/covrcj, par. 1 a. act. —
E&ve/keZv, inf. 2 a. act. of £/c0f'pw
Ei-evuKai, Et-tvetK'is, Poet, for t\i
viynai, and £%£viyicas, see last.
E£f vEvaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
ekvevu* or ekveui.
Efcvcxdtis, and Ion. E^Eva^d?,
-sioa, -h, 1 a. par. pass. — E£e-
ve^d^ao/iai, -n, -Erai, 1 f. ind.
pass, ot EK<pipw.
Efrvexvpdga), and E^upia^w, fr.
e£ intens. and EVE^ypd^w, vvnich
see.
E&vnvEiyuivos, Ion. and Att. for
£^nv£yuivos, par. per. pass, and
E^evnvo^a, -as, -e, in 1 pi. £%Evnv6-
X^uev, Att. for t^vo^a^ per. ind.
mid. of EK<p£pu).
E^fvnT'a, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
CKvr'/(p(j).
E&vdois, Dor. for c!jc\Qots, 2 sin. 2
a. opt. act. Efcvduv, fern. Efrv-
doTaa, Dor. for e^e\6u)v, -uvea,
par. 2 a. act. of c^p^ofxat.
EJ-ivura, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
E&vto, 3 pi. of e^ijxTiv, 2 a. ind.
mid. of £%ir)nt.
E%iirap8ov, -es, -£, and by Metath.
si-iirpadov, 1 pi. £^£7rpa0o^£i/,2a.
ind. act. of EKiripdu).
Et-iireuxf/av, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
EKTri/xnu).
E^iirEaa, -as, -e, in 2 pi. E^E^VaTE,
1 a. — E^imaov, -es, -£, 2 a. ind.
act. — E&irnrrov, -es, -e, impf.
act. of £K7r«irru».
E^£7rfVacra, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
EKnErdvvvuL.
E^EirtcTTauai, f. -rjco/xai, (fr. cf in-
tens. and EiriaTajiai to know
how) to know well, understand,
be experienced in or acquainted
with, be expert or skilful.
El-ETriarrj), Att. — E^£7r('<7r£at,Ion. for
Et-cTTicTaoai, 2 sin. pres. of last.
E^titlrnhs, (fr. e£ intens. and e-m-
rndfis fit) fitly, properly, rightly ;
purposely, designedly ; studious-
ly, earnestly.
E^ETT^ayt]P,-vs, -V, 3 pi- E^EnXdyn-
<rav, 2 a. ind. pass, of £K7rX>/<7<rw.
E^eVXeoV -OVV, -EES "EIS, "EC -El,
impf. act. of £AC7rXf'a).
E^ETrKEvaauEv, 1 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
same.
E^EirXnaao/inv, -ov, -eto, 3 pi. E£e-
irkfioaovTo, impf. pass, of ek-
rXj/o-craj.
E^eirvEVffE or -csv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind.
act. of EKirvioi.
E^E-6vdua, Dor. for E&Tcdvnaa, 1 a.
ind. act. of ekttoviu).
E&kopeveto, 3 sin. impf. pass, of
EKITOpEVU).
El-EirpddouEv, see E^hapdov.
E^i-rnv, -ns, -r/, 2 a. ind. act. of
C^tlTTTJUt.
E%£iTTv<TaT£, 2 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
CKirrvu).
EffVw, (fr. e£ forth, and 6ru to say)
to publish, declare, utter, soy, <■//.
1 a. act. ind. £^c77ra*sub. eceIttu). 2
a- act. ind. t£a7ri>v inf. e^eittz7p.
EHE
E&paua, -aros, rb, (fr. E%£pdo> to
vomit) matter vomited, a vomit ;
evacuation, discharge.
Efcpdti), f. -uoii), p. E^i'ipaxa, (fr. e£
from, and Epdu> to empty) <o
empty ; to pour out, spill.
Efcpydfyuai,?. -aaouai, p. E^dpyaa-
uai, (fr. same, and Epyd^ouai to
work) to work out, accomplish,
finish ; to do, act, perform ; to
bring to an end, despatch, kill, de-
stroy, overthrow. 1 a. ind. mid. c(-
Eipyacdfinv. 1 a. pass. ind. £%£ip-
ydadnv' par. E^EpyacdEis, -uaa,
-iv.
E^Epyaaia, -as, 17, (fr. last) exact-
ness, care, diligence ; a finish-
ing, completion, end.
E^Epyaauivos,lonA'oTE^Eipyacrixivos,
par. per. pass, of E^cpyd^oyiai.
E^EpyaartKos, -ov, b, ?/, (fr. same)
finished, elaborate, elegant, com-
plete ; conclusive, ending, finish-
ing.
E^fpyec9ai,for e^EipyEadai, wh. see.
E&phivov, -es, -£, impf. act. of
EJ-EpEEtvuj, (fr. e£ from, and EpEEivu)
to ask) to speak out, declare, ut-
ter ; to inquire, examine, ask, in-
terrogate.
E^Epdmo, (fr. e£ intens. and Epuiru>
to overthrow) to overturn, cast,
strike or throw down, overthrow ;
to break, dislocate, wrench ; to
fall off or down, be overturned.
a. ind. act. £^Ep£i^a,-as, -£.
E^Epionai, E^ipouui, and Ion. E^ei
poaai, (fr. same, and Epiu to
speak) to ask, interrogate ', to
inquire, examine, demand.
E^EpEOfinv, in 3 pi. EfcpiovTo, impf.
rnid. of last.
Et-spEvyw, f. -£w, (fr. e% from, and
EpEvyw to belch) to belch forth,
vomit, throw up.
E^EOEvvdi)) -u>, f. -//aw, p. £%yp£i'vn>ca,
(fr. f^from, and spsv vdut to search)
to search thoroughly, seek dili-
gently, examine carefully, sift,
scan. 1 a. ind. act. e^npEvvqca.
E^Ejjfw -w, (fr. e^ out, and Epm to
say) to speak out, declare, say,
tell. E&piopai, see above.
Et-spnudu) -Si, fr. ei- intens. and
Epvjxom, which see.
E^epiirihv, -ovaa, -bv, par. of e^ijpi-
wov, 2 a. ind. act. of e^pEi-iru).
El-EpunvEVji, f. -Evcrw, fr. e% intens
and (punvEvm, which see.
E^ipofiat, see E&piouai.
Et-tpiru), f. -ipu), p. ifrpQa, (fr. e%
out, and fy™ to creep) to creep
or crawl out, get out with di ~
culty ; to come out gently, steal
forth ; to put out, make creep out.
E^Eppdynv, -ns, ->i, 2 a. ind. pass,
of EKpriyvvm or Eicptjaaru).
E%fpva\ for E^EtpvaE, 3 sin. 1 a. ind.
act. — E^Epxicai, 1 a. inf. act. —
E^cpvaas, par. 1 a. act. of
ES-spvu), f. -vau), p. EJ-Eipvica, (fr. e%
from, and spvw to draw) to
draw, drag, pluck or pull out,
extract.
Ef/p^frai, 3 sin. -%£(rd£, -yovrai, 2
and 3 pi. prcs. ind. — E$px£<x0£,
2 pi. impr. — E^cp)((.cdai, pres.
ESE
inf. — E^epx^uevos, -»7> ""Vj par.
pres. of
E^ip^ouai, f. E^XEVcrofiai, p. tfjjXS-
da, and Att. f^Xz/Xufla, (fr. t£
from, and ip^ouai to come) to
go or come out, step forth ; to go
from, retire, withdraw, depart ; to
arise or proceed from, originate^
sprout, spring forth ; to go away
or qff, vanish, disappear, end,
cease, expire, impf. mid. e^Ep^S-
unv, -ov, -eto, 2 a. act. ind. £^X-
8ov, -es, -£' impr. (%e\Qe, -lrmm
sub. £%e\9u), -ns, -j], inf. e&XQew'
par. E&XOibv, -ovaa, -6v. pper.
ind. mid. Att. e^eXyiXvOeiv.
E^Epbii^i -w, f. -ijo-u), (fr. same, and
£pu)/w to flow away) to pass
swiftly, move violently, rush ; to
retire hastily, start back.
'Efcaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
EfaadwaEv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
Eico~au>£u), Poet, for eko&^u).
E^Ecia, -as, and Ion. E^iah], -rjs, ^»
(fr. E^in/ii to send forth) an em-
bassy, public message.
'E&ois, -ios, h~, (fr. ifeiju to go out)
departure, going away ; expul-
sion, banishment j divorce, sepa-
ration.
E^iffKXnKa, per. ind. act of ek-
gk\(w, same as fxo-KtXXw, which
see.
E^iafxwv, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind. ,acU
of£K(T//ttW.
E^fCTTuaa, -as, -£, I a. ind. act. of
EKGndd).
Enteral, Sync, for E^iatTai, 1 f. of
E^EGTaKtvai, for -arnKtvai, per. inf.
act. and
E^£orr]Ku)s, -v7a, -oj, par. per. act.
Et-iornv, -ns, -»7, in 1 and 3 pi.
-arnuEv, -crnaav, 2 a. ind. act.
of £(('crrij/it.
'EI-eoti or -iv, (impers. fr. e£ from,
and £i|*v! to be) it is lawful, al-
lowable ; it is free, possible, per-
mitted ; I, we, you, &c. may, it
may be. fut. E^ioErai, and by
Sync. E^iarai. pres. inf. E^uvai.
par. pres. neut. e\6v.
E^icrpanuat, -\pai,-i:Tai, per. ind.
paSS. Of £KGTpi(f>(j).
EfcaTpaTOTrEo'Evo-diAriv, -w, -aro, 1 a.
ind. mid. of EKarparoirEdEvu).
Ef£rd£u>, f. -dcu), and -a£w, p.
E^rjraKa, (fr. e£ intens. and cra'^co
to inquire) to examine, investi-
gate, try, search, explore ; to
compare, discuss, debate, consi-
der ; to rehearse, repeat, recount,
reckon up. 1 a. act. ind. £%))-
rao-a' impr. E^iracrov. inf. E^Erd-
rrai.
E^hduov, -es, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
EKTfUVO).
E^EravvaOnv, -ns, -*), 1 a. ind.
pass, of EKravvu).
E&rdoai, inf. — E^ETacraTE, 2 pi.
impr. 1 a. act. of £^£ra^u>.
Et-irncris, -ios, Att. -ewj, '/, (fr. d\t-
rd^o to inquire) inquiry, exami-
nation, investigation, discussion /
an inspection ; trial, proof.
EiETaaub;, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
EHE
Benrch, inquiry, examination ;
an inspection, review.
T.%traoriot, -a, -ov, (fr. same) lobe
inquirtd, is to he fimninid, &c.
according to the vert).
"E^irttva, -at, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
ticrdvw.
Ki-tri/\etov, Poet, for tt-triXcov, 1
sin. or 3 pi. impf. act. — Efrrt-
\t6fivv -ovqinv, -iov -ov, -urn
tiro, impf. mid. and
"E^crtXicdnv, -nt, ->/, 1 a- ind- pass.
— EfrrAtffff' Poet, and Apos.
for t£tri\tet, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act.
Of tKTtXtUi.
'E$iTnt, -tot -ouj, 6, /;, for Ifalrnf.
E( An toD, viz. ■xp6vov,from tin nc, ,
from that tune.
E^triOtro, 3 sin. impf. pass, of «-
t«'0>//m.
Efcrp^v, ->/.,-, -n, 1 a. iml. pass.
Of CKTtfiVU).
E^irpdnr/v, -rji, -n, 3 pi. E(t rpd-mi-
anv, 2 a. ind. pass, of £»crp/rw.
EfrVpwv, -«>$, -a), impf. act. of U-
rpupi.
EffVpojffa, -«$, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of
same, or (KTirpwaKia.
E{,zrv<pXoov -ovi', -otj -ovj, -0£ -ou,
nnpi*. act. of cktv$\6u>.
Et,tvptiv, inf. of Efcvpov, -£?, -£, 2
a. ind. act. ofcfcvAlrin*.
I -ru)j, ',, (fr. tf-
cofMtnrw i>> discoyer) '/ < •
i\i'ii/i'/n ; raw, ]<rnfit.
E^evptiK'iruiv, £. pi. of Ef<t>pfpr&f,
-(•?", -os, par. per.
E^cvpn/ia, -aroy, to, (fr. same) on
invention, discovery, the thing
invented ; an acquirement, sain,
profit, advantage.
Efft'p/ffKW, f. -tv0f)O:, p. -
(fr. f£ out, arv1 titfUtKm to find)
to find out, invent, discover, dc-
: to fin'*, mert with. 2 a.
act. ind. t£iTpov' sub. tptvpw
inf. t^tvptiv par. ((evptfir.
Efnpdvr£s, n. pi. mas. par. 2 a.
act. of last.
E^adrdnr, by Epenth. for t^t-
fdvQnv, -nt, -n, 1 a. ind. pass.
of CKipatru).
E$i<t>avav, Sync, for t^t<pdvr)aav, 3
pi. of Efrtpai >;r, fK, -»?, 2 a. ind.
pass, of same.
E^'^pov, -£j, -£, impf. act. of ck-
<bipw.
E(td>pziouzv, Ion. for t\ityipo\itv , 1
pi.' of last.
Eie^yov, -£?, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
tMbtvyw.
E&tyvv, -vt, -u, impf. or 2 a. in J.
act. of £K<£t>/it, same as arftfu.
E£r\'££, 3 sin. of Eff^cov -ovv, impf.
act or of Eff^Mj -at, -£, in 3
pi. Efyxtav, for E£/;r;«.'<r«, or Ef-
«X£l'a> 1 a. act. ind. — E^£d-
pnv -ovfinv, -\(ov -%oo, -\itro
-yilro, impf. pass, of eic^eu}.
E%ixpnoa, -a?, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
tK^pdd).
Eff^vQ' for e^i^vro, which for Eft
ki'xvto, 3 sin. pper. pass. Efr^i!
Qnv, -nt,-n, in 3 pi. E^xi'&^ffav, '
a. ind. pass, offK^vw, or tK^vvia
Eff^w, f- c&Wi P- i&<*XVKai (**• £f
from, and f'^w to hold) to stand
EHH
forth, up or om/ q/", spring up,
arise, appear above, outtop ; to
exalt, surpass, beemmmt.
E^irv^a, -at, -t or -tv, 1 a. ind.
act. of cKx^i'^u.
E(*'i|w, f. £££*//>?o-w, p. -f*a, (fr. t%
forth, and ii/w to boil) to boil
vp ; to boil, bake, cook or dress
victuals ; to dissipate, evaporate.
E%iu>oav, Att. for ifatrav, 3pl. 1 a.
ind. act. of ifaOiu).
'E$>), -i~/s, ^, (fr. /^w to hold) ro;i-
Mfftfatet; ouUr, succession. 'E^-
rjs, or icaft' I(k In orf/rr, auc-
db, unint(ii(itc',y.
E&ydyov, -£j, -t or -£i , Att. for
ctnyw, 2 a. ind. act. off^a'yw.
E^i)yyu\a, -aj, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
t£uyyi\\ti>.
E^nycipa, -at, -£, 1 a. ind. act. oi
i(tyilpw.
E^nyiiro, 3 sin. cont. impf. pass.
— E^nyfiaaro, 3 sin. E^nynarifit-
voi, -n, -ov, par. 1 a. mid. — E%n-
yov^icvoi, -»7,-ov,par. pres. pass.
((.i,t. — Et-nyovvro, 3 pi. cont.
[ires. ind. pass, of
E£nyioftai -otftai, f. -fioofiai, (fr. t(
forth, and j^Zo/mi to lead) to
or draii forth in order; to
<h, ttll at length, mVwl dr-
clare, rejirat, recite ; to take the
It ad, be first, guide, rule, govern;
to think, su, %f. 3 pi.
pn s. ind. tfyrybrrm -urvrat.
par. pres. t^iiyeo^icvoi -ovfitvos.
E^tiyipOi/v, -ni, -n, 1 a. ind. pass,
of t$iytip<i).
E^ryrj/ja, -aro%, rd, (fr. t^nyfofiai
to relate) a relation, narration ;
narrative, tale, story.
E(''/y»;c-(s, -«oj, AtU -£wj, f}, (fr.
same) a relation, history, story,
tale ; an exposition, explanation.
E^nynrhi, -ov, 6, (fr. same) an ex-
plainer, (xjxmndcr, critic, scho-
liast ; a translator, interpreter ;
a soothsayer, diviner.
E^nynriKa, -wv. ra, (neut. pi. of
next) the priests'' books or re-
cords of superstitious obser-
vances.
E^nynrtKOt, -fj, -ov, (fr. el-nyiouaito
relate) narrative; explanatory.
Efryopaca, -at, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of
t%ayopd$u>.
Ei-nyopia, -at, »/, (fr. t£ from, and
ayopd the court) a declaration,
statement ; accusation, charge ;
an excuse, plea.
E%nyp6fiT)v, -ov, -tro, impf. pass, of
c^iypoym, same as t^cye/po/iai.
Et-i'icaav, 3 pi. of ei-fjiora, 1 a. Att.
ofi^tifii,to go out.
'E&KOvra, (fr. ffsix) sixty.
'E^r^ovrdtrnti -ov, b, (fr. last, and
fro? a year) of sixty, sixty years
old.
'E^nKOvrdKKivot, -ov, b, »', (fr.
same, and K\ivfi a couch) of
sixty couches or seats.
Efy™, f- -£", P- "Xa» (fr- ^ from'
and fjKw to come) to come or go
out, come from ; to come to an
end, finish ; to elapse, pass away,
come to pass.
Elffkaoa. 1 a. ind. act. of e^eXavvo).
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EHH
E^n\d^LVV -w, 3 sin. t^\aro, and
■ ti,d\ro, 1 a. ind. mid. ol
c^d\},0fiut.
Ef»'/Aaroj, -n, -ov, (fr. t^cXnvvu to
draw out) drawn out, rxtnuhd,
stntched ; spnad over, covered^
plated.
E^cifOrjv, ->it, -t), in 3 pi. -vaav,
1 a. Hid. pass E^CUpa, -Of,
-i, 1 a. ind. act. of t(a/\ti(pw.
B(i)A0oP, -it, -c or -tv, pi. -doutv,
-Oiti, Syne, tor t(r)/\vdov, 2 a.
ind. | , fjai.
EfrXOcaav, Alexandrian for £ffjA-
E(»;^m'^w, f -daw, (fr. rf out, and
r)\iot the sun) to expom to the air,
dry by the sun ; to crucify. I a.
ind. act. cl-i]\iaau.
Et-rj/WaypivGt, -n, -ov, par. per.
I c^aWiioou).
E(>'iXvatt,-tot, Att. -£wj, >;, (fr. £(
out, and tXCdm, obs. same as /p-
\oytai to go) a going forth, de-
parture, emigration ; an open-
ing, mouth of a river.
E(f,ficaa, -at, -i, 1 a. ind. act. of
Efrjv, 3 sin. impf. of i^iori.
E^nviyxa, -a?, -e, 1 a. — E&vcyKOVj
-et, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of cKtpipw.
E&vvrot, -ov, 6, t), (fr. £^ intens.
and aii'w to accomplish) to be
done or acrovijilished, possible.
El-n-drrioa, -at, -£ or -tv, 1 a. ind.
act. ofcfwnmitt.
E(r/Tra</.w and E(>77ra0'(r/tw, Poet,
same as t^atrurdui.
Etnirtportvu, f. -tveru), (fr. t% in-
tens. and ^ir£po7T£t'w to deceive,
th. w\p the voice) to deceive out
of something, impose on by false
pretences, beguile, cheat ; to
sooth, flatter.
E^r}i:\(OTo, 3 sin. pper. pass, of ff-
air\6i*.
Eftipa, -at, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of e£-
«ipw.
Efypaupai or Efrpacfiai, per. ind.
pass. — E&'ipqva, -£$, -t, 1 a.
ind. act. — Et-npdvOnv, -nt, -n, 1
a. ind. pass, of \npalvu.
EZnptvvnoa, -at, -t, in 3 pi. -vno-avy
I a. ind. act. of t^tptvvdw.
Et-nptvZd/inv, -u>,-aT0, 1 a. ind. act.
Of £f£p£t5yo».
E^npdfirjv, -ov, -tro, impf. mid. of
tfypouai.
E&pov, -tt, -c, impf. act. of t^aipu).
Et-'ipnofifvot, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of t^apri^a).
E^nprvfiivot, -n, -ov, par. per. pass.
of e^aprvu).
Ef>/pX£r0». -X0VT°t 3 sin. and pi.
impf. mid. of tfyo'-xpuai.
E^npxov, -£?,-£, impf. act. of £^a'p^o).
E&pu-nGa, -at, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
£^£PW£W.
'E£?<r, and Poet. 'El-tint, (g. of/f^
order) then, thence, thenceforth;
in order, in succession, conse-
quently ; immediately, directly.
'O f&jSt the next, the following.
'H l^nt, viz. f/fitpa, to-morrow,
the next day.
Etyrala, Dor. for ej-ijraoa,, I a*
ind. act. of t^trd^.
EH1
E&jrfjo-aro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of
et-airiu).
Efrxiu -w, f. -rjou>, (fr. t\ out, and
»7^/w to sound, th. tj-^og sound)
tn echo, resound; to celebrate,
praise, spread the fame of.
E(vx»?rat, 3 sin. per. ind. pass, of
last.
El-ieiv, Ion. for e£iivai, pres. inf. of
ifctui, to go out.
E^ieiv, pres. inf. cont. of t!-tiu>,
obs. same as
Et-irjui, f. -rjcru), p. -£j/ca, (fr. cf out
and h/ui to send) to send forth
or away, dismiss ; to turn out,
banish ; to spread out, open wide,
expand.
E^iKeaBav, Dor. for e^iKtc9r)v,S du.
— E^iket* for c^iketo, 3 sin. 2 a.
ind. mid. of e^iKvtouai.
El;iKud£u, (fr. e£ from, and iicudfa
to sprinkle, th. I/c/m? a drop) to
drip, drain, drop out ; to bedew,
moisten.
E^iKvtofiai, f. el-il-ouai, p. t^lyuai,
(fr. t£ from, and licviouai to
come) <o come through, arrive
at, reach ; to attain to, get, pro-
cure, obtain ; to expedite, for-
ward, contribute tovmrds ; to
hit. pres. inf. mid. t£iKvho9ai
-tladai. 2 a. ind. mid. e^iK6utjv,
which it derives from
E^'iKouai, (fr. same, and "xta to
come) same as last.
E^iXdouai -u>uai, and E%i\d<XKouai,
f. -d<rouai, (fr. t% intens. and
Wdw to favour) to appease, con-
ciliate, reconcile ; to expiate,
atone.
EfiAoVt?, -iog, Att. -tug, ff, (fr.
last) expiation, atonement, recon-
ciliation.
E%i\a<Tua, -aros, to, (fr. same) a
propitiation, atonement.
EftAacr/joj, -ov, b, (fr. same) pro-
pitiation, the making an atone-
ment ; an appeasing, soothing.
Ei-luevai, Dor. for tfyi vai, pres. inf.
ofit-eiui, to go out.
E^idvroiv, g. pi. officii', -oiiflra, -dv,
par. 2 a. of same.
E^itrirevouai, (fr. t:£ forth, and Itt-
■ntvo) to ride) ro ride out, take a
ride, exercise; to wander, ram-
ble, stray.
E^i-KTrifii, (fr. e£ from, and hrnifit
to fly) to fly out, off or away ;
escape. E^tirrauai, to pursue,
haunt, flutter about.
Eft?, -to?, Att. -co?, >), (fr. f^w to
have) habit, use, custom, fashion,
practice, manner; appearance,
feature, mien; state, constitu-
tion, frame, temper of body or
mind.
Ef<<m£w, f. -acru), (fr. z% intens. and
ieros equal) to equalize, make
even with ; to match, set against,
compare.
E%io6u) -w, (fr. same, and «x<5w to
equal, th. laos equal) to equalize
m/ikk equal, pres. inf. mid. t%i-
odzaQai -ovcOat.
E^iardunv, -aao or -u>, -aro, in 3
pi. EJ-iaravTO, impf. — E^iaraa-
Qau inf. pres. mid. of
EHO
E^iarnui and EfioraV, f. -tfffw, p.
-nica or -aKa (fr. ef from, and
'i<rrr}fjLi to set) <o throw down,
overturn, overthrow; to remove
from its place or state, change,
alter ; to alienate, disgust, cause
to revolt; to spoil, corrupt, de-
prave ; to amaze, strike, con-
found, terrify. E%i<rrduai, to
shun, avoid ; to withdraw, sepa-
rate, revolt ; to degenerate ; to lie
prostrate, be thrown down, over-
whelmed, amazed, transported ;
to be out of the wits, or beside
one's self, distracted.
E^icropio) -w, fr. same, and laro-
pio), which see.
E^iarlbv, par. pres. act. cont. of
e^tcrdu), for c^iarnui.
El-HrxvanTC, 2 pi. 1 a. sub. of
e£'cX»5w, f. -vou>, (fr. ef intens.
and lu^iiu to be able) to be very
able or strong, quite capable or
competent.
Et-irri\os,-ov, o, q, (fr. i^eiui to go
out) evanescent, disappearing,
failing, decaying, perishable ;
frail, vain, weak.
E^irbv, (verbal fr. same) may go
out, must depart, &c. according
to the verb.
Eliixyzvo}, f. -evau), (fr. sf intens.
and i%v£vo> to trace, th. ixv°s a
track) to pursue by the track,
trace ; to inquire, investigate, ex-
amine.
Eft^vta^w, f. -a<rw, (fr. same, and
t^vo? a track) same as last.
E%ixviacrubs, -ov, b, (fr. last) anin-
vestigation, examination ; in-
quiry, search.
'E\Kai&t.Ka, (fr. 2£ six, and Sitca
ten) sixteen.
Efoyxdw -<S, (fr. dyxos a swelling)
to swell ; to be swollen, puffed up,
elated.
E^oStvw, f. -cvcru), p. £%u>()tvKa, (fr.
tf from, and bScvu to travel, th.
btibs a road) to go or set out, tra-
vel abroad ; to go off' or away
to depart, die.
El-odia and Et-oSria, -as, j}, (fr. ef
from, and btios the road) a set-
ting out, departure ; an expedi-
tion, march, invasion.
E%oSid£b), (fr. last) to send out, send
on a journey ; to expend, lay o
par. 1 a. pass, efyiiaadtfs.
Et-6')tov,-ov, to, (fr. same) a setting
out, departure ; an exit, end, con-
clusion ; an interlude, farce.
'Ei-odog, -ov, I], (fr. ef from, and
bids the way) a going out, de-
parture, exit ; a passage out,
egress ; anend,conclusion ; death.
Etyfa, (fr. i% intens. and 6^u> to
smell) to smell of, scent, per-
fume ; to stink.
Efot<5fw, f. -rjcru), p. d-wSrjKa, fr.
same, and oiSio), which see.
ES-oikeu) -u>. f. -!7(rw, (fr. t% out, and
o?kos a house) to emigrate, re-
move.
E^oik'iCu), f. -«7W, (fr. same, and
oiki£u) to build) to unhouse, turn
out, eject. Et-otKifynat, to leave
the house, remove.
ESO
El;oiKo$, -ov, b, //, (fr. ef from, and
oIkos a house) houseless ; a
stranger, exile, wanderer.
E%oiuu)£u), (fr. £% intens. and oiuih-
£w to bewail) to shriek out, wail
aloud, scream, deplore, lament.
E^oiau), -£i$, -a, pi. -ou£v, -etc,
-ovai, 1 f. ind. act. of ex^/pw.
E^oixyivci, Dor. for £%oixyovci, 3
pi. pres. ind. act. of
Efot^vto) -u>, (fr. £% from, and
oi^vf'w to depart) same as
E%oixouai, f. -fjcouai, p. cfw^/jat,
(fr. same,- and oi^o/iai to go off)
to go away, depart, leave, retire
from ; to vanish, disappear.
e|WAAw, f. -£\u>, (fr. cf intens.
and ok(XXo) to approach) to fall,
slip, stumble; to strike, hit or
dash against ; to betray, plunge
into ruin. 1 a. ind. act. ££<£-
K£i\a.
E%o\iff£ia, -a?, -z, Mo\. for £^o\i-
caiui, -ats, -ai, 1 a. opt. act. —
E^o\i<Tu>, -ws, -t), 1 a. sub. act.
of tfoXAuw or-u/n.
E^oXtcrdaivo), f. -«Vw, p. tl-wYicrOay-
Ka or -6eu) -w, f. -rjo-to, (fr. ef in-
tens. and oXiadaivu) to slip) to slip
away, escape from, avoid ; to
elude, disappoint ; to fall off, out
or from.
EfoAAvw or -vui, f. -oA/ctw, (fr.
same, and oAAu/ji to lose) to
ruin, destroy, exterminate.
EfyXdOpEVfjia, -dros, to, and E%o\6>
dpcvois, -ioi, Att. -to)?, fj, (it.
next) ruin, destruction, exterm,.-
nalion, waste.
E^oXoOpexiu), f. -£v<ho, p. £%w\6Qp£V-
Ka, (fr. £$ intens. andoAo0p£uw to
destroy) to exterminate, annihi-
late, totally destroy, ruin ; to ra-
vage, lay waste. Et;o\odp£vouai,
to perish, die ; to be lost, come to
nothing, per. pass. E%u>\6Qpevuai.
1 a. ind. pass. £fa\odp£v9>iv. 1 f.
ind. pass. £%o\odp£v9rj<rouat.
EfoAoAu^, (fr. same, and oAoAt}£u»
to howl) to howl aloud, shriek,
cry out. 1 a. ind. act. tfwAd-
Aufa.
EfoAoAvfa, Ion. for ffwAdAvfa, 1 a.
ind. act. of last.
Efo///?pf u> -w, f. -r/ffia, p. £l-u>nfipriKa%
(fr. e£ from, and 6u0pos rain)
to rain or shower down ; to pour
upon, overwhelm ; to trickle,
drop, distil ; to cause to rain,
pour, &c.
"Et;ou£v, 1 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
E^ojxrj, 2 sin. 2 f. mid. of
E^o/xvvui, f. -ouwcrw, p. ffw/^WKa,
also Etyuvvuai, (fr. ff intens.
and duvvfii to swear) to deny
upon oath, abjure, disclaim; to
swear against.
E^o/ioi6u> -Si, f. -wo-w, p. £J-b)uo(u)Ka,
(fr. same, and buotdw to liken)
to compare, liken, make like or
in the likeness of; to express, re-
present. Efyfxoidouai -ovuat, tn
be like, resemble, conform to.
Ei-ofioXoyiouai -ovyai, f. -^(ro«at,(fr.
e£ intens. and bfxoXoyiu) to con-
fess) to acknowledge, own, eran*
ESO
allow; to declare, profess; to
thank, praise, celebrate, glorify.
1 a. ind. mid. ti,wpo\oyvodpnv.
E%opo\6yn7ic,-ioc, Att. -£u)j,i./, (fr.
last) an acknowledgment, con-
fession ; a declaration, profes-
simn ; praise, thanksgiving.
E&v, (par. pres. neut. of ifari)
being allowed or lawful.
E(ovopd$u>, (fr. t% from, and ovopd-
£w to name ) to call by name, ad-
dress, accost ; to invoke, call up-
on ; to speak.
E%ovopalvio, f. -SvCj, (fr. same, and
ovofialvu to'name) to give a name
to, call by name, denominate ; to
recount, reckon, call over.
E£<5r?0cv, Poet, for
E^diztodcv, (fr. t£ from, and 6m<r6cv
behind) from behind, behind;
for the future, for the time to
come ; afar, far off, from
afar.
"E^otrtau), (fr. same, and oniou be-
hind) back, backward; for the
future, hereafter.
Efo7r>/£u>, f. -Tffw, (fr. e£ intens.
and 6irA/£u> to arm) to arm com-
pletely, accoutre, equip, capari-
son ; to furnish, provide, per.
pass. i%wir\iopat.
E£o7rrrfw -u>, (fr. same, and oirrdu
to roast) to boil thoroughly, stew ;
to roast, pres. inf. act. i^ovrduv
-ifV.
E(opy/£u>, (fr. same, and opyifa to
anger) to enrage, provoke, irri-
tate.
E^opla, -ac, »/, (fr. tl; from, and
bao% a limit) expulsion, banish-
ment, exile.
Efopi^w, f. -Yew, p. c^wpiKa, (fr.
same, and bpl^ut to define) to
expel, banish, drive out.
E£op*/£u>, f. -Yaw, and Att. -<5, p.
ef-wpiciKa, (fr. ff intens. and bp-
kI£u> to adjure) to demand the
assurance of an oath, entreat by
an oath, invoke solemnly, adjure,
prevail on to swear. 1 a. ind.
act. t^dpKiaa. per. pass. e%u>picio-
pat.
"EtiopKi(Tubs,-ou, b, (fr. last) thepro-
posing an oath, causing to swear ;
an adjuration, invocation, so-
lemn entreaty.
JLt-opKicrris, -ov, b, (fr. same) an
exorcist, one who pretends to the
power of commanding spirits ; a
magician, conjurer.
E^ooKtw, 1 f. Att. of same.
'Efypicoc, -ov, b, (fr. c£ intens. and
opicoc an oath) an oath, a solemn
assertion ; an oath in justifica-
tion or proof of innocence.
E^opKdw -&, f. -lixju), (fr. last)
snme as cfopw'^w.
E<ooicu)(7(j, -to?, Att. -uos, fi, (fr.
same) an oath ; swearing, a put-
ting to or proposing an oath, ad-
juration.
F^opfjaiio -tS, f. -jaw, (fr. t£ from,
and bppdu) to rush) to excite,
urge, instigate ; to break forth,
rush, sally out ; to drive, impel ;
to make an inroad, invade. Or,
(fr. bppoc the mooring) to un-
EEO
moor, weigh anchor; to depart,
set out.
Efyppnoic, -lojj Att. -cue, i'i, (fr.
last) a bursting forth, breaking
forth, eruption ; a sally, inroad,
invaston.
E%opui$ui and E£op/i/w, f. -fcrw, p.
c^wppiKa, same as cf-oppdu).
K^opovw, (fr. t£ from, and opovu) to
dart) to leap, spring or dart
forth ; to sally out.
'E,f-6po(pos,-ov, b,fi, (fr. c£six, and
6po<j>os a roof, th. tp(<pu> to cover)
of six floors or stories.
El-6pita£, -axoi, Dor. for Etypirn!-,
-vkoc, b, (fr. cf out of, and opiri^
a branch) an offset, shoot,
branch.
El-opvl-avTts, n. pi. par. 1 a. act. of
i^opvaaut.
Kl;6pv(-is,-ioc, Att. -to>$,f], (fr. next)
° digging or rooting up, extirpa-
tion ; a plucking or cutting out,
excision, extermination.
Kfapvacu) or -rru>, f. -fw, p. cfapv-
Ja, (fr. *£ from, and opiWw to
is) to dig up, root out, eradicate,
force up, pluck or pull out ; to
dig through, break open or into.
1 a. act. ind. tfapv^a' par. e^opv-
El-opxiouai, (fr. cf intens. and op-
\iopai to dance) to celebrate with
dancing and songs, commemo-
rate.
Efrfpw, fr. same, and 6pu> to rouse,
which see.
El-doScis, Dor. for d-d^uc, 2 sin.
pres. ind. act. of t^vl^a.
E^oarpaKiC,^, E^oorpaKtopbi, fr. r£
out, and oorpaKl^ut and oarpaKia-
uoc, which see.
E(6rc, (fr. t^ from, and 8re when)
and
Efyrov, (fr. same, and Brov for rov
that) from which time, from
when, whence.
Efovo'iviu) -C,same as cfoixkvdw -5.
E^ovltvnoic, -ioc, Att. -ewe, fj, (fr.
last) see t%ovSfvo)ua.
Et-ovScvnrfic, -ov, b, (fr. same) a de-
spiser, contemner, scorner, scof-
fer.
E%ovScv6u> -to, f. -w<Ta>, p. d-ovSevu)-
Ka, (fr. t\ intens. and ovius
nought) to despise, contemn,
slight, scorn, set at nought, treat
with contempt, scoff at, per. ind.
pass. i%ovfiivu)pai. 1 a. pass. ind.
t^ovhtvtiidnv sub. e%ov$cvu)8GJ'
par. etovtevuOtic.
E£ove(v<j)ua, -aroc,rb, and E%ov6i-
vwoic, -ioc, Att. -tu>?, ft, (fr. last)
contempt, disdain, scorn, deri-
sion; a scoff, taunt; meanness,
lowness, servility ; poorness of
spirit, despondency.
Ef-ovOcveis, 2 sin. cont. pres. ind. —
EfrvdcvttTU), 3 sin. -vclre, 2 pi.
ennt. pres. impr. act. — EfrvQt-
vnutvos, -n, -ov, par. per. pass. —
E(ovQtvT}Odc, -tloa, -Iv, pass. |
E%ov6ei>rio-(is, -non, -civ, act. par.
la. — Efrvdevfjo-arE, 2 pi. 1 a.
ind. act. — E^ov9tvrjon, 3 sin. 1 a.
sub. act. — Kt-ovdevouvras, a. pi. :
cont. pur. pres. act. of
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E^ovOtvidi -u>, f. -fiau), p. -rjKa, (fr.
t^ intens. and ovOci; same as ot-
6us none) same as i(ov6[vuw. 1
a. act. ind. t(ov9ivnca' sub. e(-
ovOevr'iau). per. pass. ind. c%ovOi-
vn par par. t^ovQtvnpivoc.
E^ovdivnpa, -droc, rd, (fr. last)
same as c£ov6ivu)pa.
E%ovdcv(fa,{. -taut, same as i^ovQt-
viu> or t£ov&cv6u).
El-ovQivu), Dor. for ifaviivu), sec
c^ov6ev6u).
E(ovola, -ac, h,, (fr. i^tari it is al
lowable) license, lihtrty, leave _
perwotnon, scope, tmoblgmee }
pouer, right, title, jurisdiction,
privilege ; government, authority
control, dominion ; dignity,
honour, nobility ; a post, com-
mand, qffice ; an qfficer, magis-
trate ; the emblem of honourable
dependance, in N. T. a woman's
veil.
E^ovo-id^tt), f. -daw, p. -aica, (fr.
last) to have a right, enjoy
power, exercise authority, op-
press, domineer, tyrannize. Ef-
ovatd^ouai, to serve, be subject to,
be enslaved. 1 f. pass, ej-ovaiatr-
O/jffopai.
E^ovotacrrjc, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
lonl, rulir, prince, potentate.
E^ovo-iaortKdc, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same)
having jxmer, hearing sway, in-
uith dominion, powerful.
E^ovoiaGTiKwc, (fr. last) haughtily,
arrogantly.
'El-ox", for 'Efo^a, also E^w?,
I io^ov.
E^otf, -fn, f), (fr. tff^o) to outtop)
eminence, rank, reputation, note ;
excellence, superiority. Rot' tfo-
yf)v, in pre-eminence, excellently.
'E{-o%ov and 'Efo^a, (fr. same)
excellently, superiorly, pre-emi-
nently.
'E^o^oj, -ov, b, ii, (fr. same) orcei-
lent, superior, eminent, noted.
Comp. d-o%wrepoc, sup. -wrnroc.
El-vppigw, fr. ti, intens. and i/?p/£w,
which see.
E^v\uipivoc, -n, -ov, par. per. pass,
of j-v\6u).
El-vpvio) -w, f. ->')<ro), (fr. t% intens.
and vpvtu> to sing hymns) to ce-
lebrate with songs, chant liyrnns,
precise ; to solemnize, commemo-
rate.
Ei-vprjKa, by Metath. for ^vvirjKa,
which Att. and Ion. for cvvrjKa,
1 a. ind. act. of cvvinpt.
E^viravfaritv,-nc,-n, 2 a. ind. art. o
E%v!7aviornui, f. -rjctu), (fr. tf from,
biri under, avw up, and "arnpi to
place) to rise, be raised up, stand
out, swell up.
Ei-vrvi^w, f. -Yew, p. -iKa, (fr. tl;
from, and 'iirvog sleep) to awake
out of sleep, rouse, raise, call up.
1 a. act. ind. t^VTrviaa' sub. e£vir-
vicro).
'E^vnvog, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same)
awake, roused from sleep ; sleep-
less, watchful, waking.
E^vTTTid^ui, f. -ao-u), (fr. same, and
vnrtos backward) to toss or throw
back the head : to bridle, di aw
esq
one's self up ; to turn up and cut
open a victim ; to augur.
E^vpajinv, -u>, -aro, by Sync, for
d-vpvad/iriv, -<o, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. — Efrprjuai, ind. — E^vpv-
Htvos, -1, -ov, par. per. pass. —
E^vpnaa, -as, -£, in 3 pi. E^vpn-
oav, 1 a. ind. act. of %vpdw or -£<a.
E^v<paivu), f. -dvd, (fr. tf intens.
and v(paivo) to weave) to weave
out, finish the web ; to compose.
1 a. ind. act. e^v<pjjva.
E^vxpdw -w, f. -wcw, fr. same, and
v\L6o), which see.
'E£w, (fr. e£ out) out, outward,
outside, abroad, without doors ;
beyond ; beside, independently
of, except. '0 ifa, the outward,
external.
E£w, 'Sis, -ci, pi. -Ojiev, -ctc, -ovoi,
1 f. ind. act. of f^w.
Efw<Va> -as, -c, per. ind. act. of
'EfaQev, (fr. ifa without) from
without, without, outwardly. 'O,
fi, rb efadcv, the outward, outside,
external.
Efwflfoj -5, f. -rjffu), and E£g>0o>, f.
-wo-w, p. -wKa, (fr. t£ from, and
oiQiu) or w0w to push) to expel:
turn out, drive away, thrust out ;
to drive, shove, push, thrust
aside ; to run ashore. 1 a. act.
ind. ci-u>ca, Att. e^imaa' inf. t^u>-
oai.
Efwtfffa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
E%u)\(Ktiv, -cis, -ct, pper. act. of
e^oWvfii.
E£wA>k, -cos -ovs, 6, fj, (fr. c^uWv/jli
to destroy) lost, reduced, spent,
despaired of, past hope ; wretch-
ed, miserable, desolate; wicked,
debauched, dissolute, profuse,
prodigal ; destructive, mis-
chievous, hurtful.
E(wAi<70ov, -£?, -c, 2 a. ind. act. of
c^oXiaOaivd).
K^u)\69pcvaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act
of c£o\o9pcvw.
K^jjjjloiujuevos, -ri, -ov, par. per
pass, of e£o(aoi6'j)
of c^ofio\oyio)
'E^uiftos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. e| from, and
6yLWjiL to swear) foresworn, ab-
jured, renounced ; discharged,
disengaged, rid of, freed from.
E&xios, -ov, b, '/, (fr. same, and
un£ the sight) out of or beyond
sight ; absent, gone.
E£w7rAi<ra, -as, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of
e£ottXi'£u).
EOP
Efaois, -ios, Att. -twst hi ("*• «£w-
8u) to turn out) a turning or driv-
ing out, expulsion, banishment;
a departure, emigration.
'E^ucua, -dros, to, (fr. same) ex-
pulsion, banishment ; a turning
or driving out.
E£wot>?j, -ov, b, (fr. same) an ex-
peller, one who drives out; an
intruder.
E^oiorpaKio-fihos, -t], -ov, par. per.
pass, of c^oarpaK j£oj.
E&rdros, (sup. fr. f£w outside)
outermost, utmost, utter.
E£wtotw (sup. ofsame)ou/u;an%,
utterly, farthest off.
EfarcpVicbs, -V, -ov, (fr. next) out-
ward, external, extrinsic, uncon-
nected with ; common, vulgar,
ordinary, trivial, trifling.
E&rcpos, -a, -ov, (comp. fr. ifa
without) outer, exterior.
Efaripw, (comp. of same) more
outwardly, outside, externally.
EfariKbs, -f\, -ov, (fr. same) exotic,
foreign, strange, alien.
E\uix6nriv, -ov, -£7-o, in 3 pi. E£w-
voito, impf. mid. of E^ofyo/zai.
'Efw^po?, -ov, b, f], (fr. e£ intens.
and w^pof pale) very pale, pallid,
white.
"Eo, Ion. for ov, g. oT, d. same as
avrov.
'EoT, Poet, for <?7, see last, same as
avrio.
'Eoi, 3 sin. of ioifii, iois,ioi, Poet,
for cinv, -tjs, -v, pres. opt. of ei[ii,
to be.
'Eotyficv, by Sync, for co'tKayicv, 1
pi. of
EIIA
for ipoya, per. ind. mid. of f)(fa
as if fr. ipyo).
'Eopyav, for c6pyacri, 3 pi. of last.
E6pycc, Ion. and Poet, for ctbpytt,
3 sin. of ctipyciv, pper. mid. Att.
of pi£<a.
Eopyn, -rjs, fj, (fr. opydtt) to desire)
a pestle, pounder ; a spoon, la-
dle.
Eopywj, -via, -b$, par. of topya,
which see.
'Eoprd^w, f. -daw, (fr. ioprfj a fes-
tival) to feast, keep a festival, ce-
lebrate. 1 pi. pres. sub. foprd£a>-
ucv.
'EopTact/jLOs, -ov, b, fit and 'Eopraa-
tikos, -n, -bv, (fr. same) solemn,
anniversary, annual, appointed ;
festival, festive, joyous.
'EdpraayLa, -dros, to, (fr. same) a
feast ; a celebration.
'Eoprfi, -rjSt hi a feast, festival, an-
niversary, commemoration, cele-
bration.
'Eos, id, (bv, Poet, for reds, -a, -dv,
or usually obs, ofi, o6v.
'Eos, irit ibv, Poet, for os, rj, oV.
Eovoa, n. sin. fern. — 'Eovm, d.
pi. of eu>v, Ion. lor uv, par. pres.
of dpi, to be.
Ev, for ctri.
Exd(lo\os, Dor. for cn0o\os, which
Poet, for £7ri(8oXof.
EiraydycLV, Att. for cirayclv, inf. —
Eirdyaycs, Dor. and Att. for ettJj-
yest 2 sin. 2 a. ind. — Endyov-
rest "• pl« Par> pres. act. of
cvdyw.
EiraydWco, Ion. for ntayd\\ovy
pres. impr. of
E£w
>pyjo-/iai, -
ot c^opyit^u)
aai, -oral, per. pass.
E^wp»c(^ov,-£f,-£, impf. offfopKt'^w,
El-upufidnv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass,
of c^opjidu).
EfcofJLTjv, -ao, -to, pper. pass, of
c%6pti>.
'Et-wpos, -ov, b, h, (fr. f^out of, and
upa season) unseasonable, un-
timely, ill-timed; stale, obsolete,
out of use.
E£w«ra. ind. — 'E|«(rov, impr. —
E%u>aat, inf. — Efui<raj, par. I a.
act. of £^w0/w or cfadut.
Ee
Eoixa, -as, -£, per. ind. mid. of EiraydWofiai, (fr. cm intens. and
CIKU).
'Eoikc, (3 sin. of last impersonal
ly) it is fit, right.
EoUcaav, Att. for coUcicav, 3 pi
pper. mid. of ciku).
EoiKora, a. sin. or neut. pi. of
£0(KU>(.
Eoikotus, (fr. next) inlike manner
likewise.
EoiKtas, -via, -bs, (par. per. mid. of EvayyciXducvos,
ciku) to resemble) like, similar, re-
sembling ; fit, proper, becoming.
'Eoifii, -ois, -oi, Poet, for civv, pres,
opt. of ci/ii, to be ; but see iov.
"Eoi/it, -on, -oi, Poet, for uirjv
pres. or clnv, 2 a. opt. of t»7/"-
'Eolo, Ion. for iov, g. sin. — 'Eots
and 'Eoiai, d. pi. of ids, ify ibv,
Poet, for os, rj, ov.
'Eois, Poet, for citis, see iot/xi and
iov.
Eoltra, Dor. for covara, n. sin. fern.
r ifii, to be.
'EoXna, Att. for rj\ira, -as, -t, perf.
ind. mid. of /Arrw.
'Eov, Poet, for rjv, impf. of ei^j, ro
ftc. Or rather perhaps 2 a.
ind. Poet, of same, whence
opt. coim' sub. iu).
Eov, neut. sin. — Eovtos, g. sin. —
E6vti, d. sin. — Edv0\ for £<5vra,
a. sin. or neut. pi. — Edvrc, n. a.
v. du. — Edvrcs, n. pi. ofcwv, Ion.
for uv, par. pres. of cifil, to be.
'Eopya, Att. and by Metath.
(2m
aydWw to boast) to leap for joy \
rejoice, exult, be transported; to
boast, brag, vaunt.
E-ndydfxai, (fr. same, and dyafiai
to admire) to desire, imitate, pur-
sue, affect, aim at, pretend to.
EirayavaKrio) -5, (fr. same, and
ayavaKTtu) to be angry) to be
very angry, enraged, wroth.
/yciXducvos, -n, -ov, par. 1 a.
mid. of cirayyiWu).
ExayycXia, -as, hi (fr* cirayyiWo)
to declare) a promise, under-
taking, the thing promised ; a
denunciation, threat ; a declara-
tion, blessing.
EizayyiWcrat, 3 sin. pres. ind.
pass. — EttayycWdncvos, par.
pres. pass. — EirayytXAovrt, d.
sin. par. pres. act. used Dor. for
EirayyiWovci, 3 pi. pres. ind.
act. and
of eibv, Ion. for ibv, par. pres. oV ETrayyc\\6ncvos, -n, -ov, par. pres
pass. — ETrayyciXdficvos, -n, -ov,
par. 1 a. mid. of
EirayyiWu), f. -c\w, p. £ir//yy£XAca,
(fr. eni intens. and ayycWa to
announce) to denounce, tell, de-
clare, publish, proclaim. Eray-
yiWojiai, to promise, engage, co-
venant, agree; to profess, un-
dertake. 1 a. ind. act. avfiy-
yciXa. per. pass. a-rtfiyycXnai. I
a. ind. mid. airrjyyctXdiinv.
EirdyycXna, -dros, to, (fr. last) a
promise, engagement.
EIIA
E*ayf?v, pr s. or 2 a. inf. act. of
i, f. -cpd, p. frfjycpica, (fr.
trrj ill, and nyeipto to collect) to
Me, collicl, meet together.
Eniytpatf, -tot, At*, -fwj, ^, (fr.
last ) un assembling, -neeting ; a
levy.
Eirdycadat, pres. inf. pass. <£ titd-
yw.
Erray^v, -nj, -n, pass. — 'Ewuyov,
-£5, -t, act. 2 a. ind. of n^yvvut.
Emytvittv, Ion. and Poet, for ma-
ytiv.
Enuy\ait?f 3 sin. of jjrayXaFw, Att.
for itthvAujVw, I f. act. of
Eray\ai£w, f. -tau>, (fr. £ri intens.
and ayW£w to glitter) to sig-
nalize ; to display, celebrate, so-
lemnize ; to make a festival, keep
holyday. EirayXu«£o/iat, to ex-
ult, rejoice.
Eirayfthot, Ion. for tirnyuivos, par.
per. pass. ; or Sync, for tira-
ybutvot, par. pres. pass, of trd-
y(i>.
"Eiriyov, -tj, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
viyixfu. Or Ion. for trfiyov, 2
a. ind. act. of i-ndyu.
Eirayopivu, f. -tvffui, (fr. tm upon,
and (lyopn'w to harangue, th.
ay npii I he forum) to enlarge, ex-
patiate, use many words.
k, -ov, b, f), (fr. cnt inlens.
and dypioi wild) vny mi//,
^?«rrf ; rustic, clownish, rough,
unrmtth.
Ennypidu) -w, (fr. same) to make
u ild, render savage, rusticate ;
to enraae, provoke.
Errnypvviift -w, f- ->'i<ru>, p. -r;ir<i,
(fr. in intens. an I myfmwvt* to
lie awake) to he (fuite awake,
witch di'iaentlv, watch over.
Erdyw, f. -(u>, p. cirrjxu, (fr. £-r< in,
and <iyw to lead) to Itador brine
in, upon or against ; to drive or
set on, urge, impel ; to bring or
take with one, hud to, introduce,
usher in ; to lead on, prevail on,
persuade, entice, allure. Era-
yofiai, to produce an authority,
give the author. 1 a. act. ind.
crrj^a* par. trdf «?• 2 a. ind. act.
tr.'nyov, Att. c-rjyayov whence
inf. fztiyHyttv.
Effaywy?), -f??, hi (""• last) an en-
trance, ingress ; introduction .
importation ; persuasion, induce-
ment ; a bringing upon, inflic-
tion, visitation ; incantation, sor
eery.
Etrayuybs, -h, -bv, (fr. same)/a(.
tering, enticing, seducing, per-
suasive. Sup. eraywyoraros.
Eiraywvi^Ofiai, f. -Yaouai, p. tnnyb>-
viauai, (fr. rirt intens. and ayw-
vi^oum to contend) to strive ear-
nestly, contend, dispute, pres.
inf. mid. t-ayuvifodai.
E-dc'u, f. -«cu», (fr. t-\ to, and dSo)
to sing) to chant, repeat in sing-
ing ; to enchant, use incantation,
charm ; to sing up, inculcate,
impress.
Erqrtitir, Poet, for tzaSttv, pres.
inf. acu of last.
En a
Eraclpac, -aaa, ~av, par. 1 a. act.
of tTTUCtpit).
Enatipovri, d. sin. par. pres. Dor.
for cracipovffi, 3 pi. pres. ind.
act. of
Eiuin'pw, (fr. cttI intens. and ar/pw
to raise) to raise or set up, place
upon ; to extol, praise ; to excite,
stir, impel, induce, tempt, seduce.
'EvuBXov, -ov, rb, (fr. ciri intens.
and a9\ov a prize) a reward, pre-
ETIA
pres. suh. pass. — Emu hart, 2
pi. 1 a. impr. act. — Eir-uviow,
-ctf, -£(, 1 1. ind. — Eiratvi'iffUj
-fliy'lh I a- 5,Jh. act. oftiraiv/w.
'Errairos, -ov, b, (fr. fir; intens. and
SUWf praise) praise, laud, com-
mendation ; approbation, estima
tion ; reputation, credit, renown ;
a fable, parable.
Eirunbs, -//, -or, (fr. same, and al-
ius grave) severe, stern, harsh ;
awful, grand, terrible ; fearful,
r~um, prize.
'Erraflov, -a, -t or -tv, 2 pi. -Bert, horrible
2 a. ind. act. of irda^u). Ewatvovutv, 1 pi. Eiratvovci, 3 pi.
Erradpiij) -u>, fr. same, and aBpiu,
which see.
Eradpol^ut, f. -ofirw, p. tirjdpotKa,
fr. same, and aBpolfa, which
t{6-
see. par. pres. pass. £7ru
fUMC, -tj, -ov.
Errtud^n), (fr. same, and aid^u to
lament, th. at) to weep, wail,
grieve, lament.
Enatyinv, (fr. rzdioout to rush)
with force, forcibly, violently ;
hastily, slightly, superficially.
\ i>, f. -Taw, (fr. cm upon,
and utyic a storm) to rush, run
nolently, dart furiously, fall
upon ; to blow violently, rage.
Ermtfouai -ovum, (fr. tiri intens.
and mffouat to respect) to blush,
be euhametl or confused ; to re-
spect, revere, par. 1 a. pass.
iTiuicadeli.
BwJefftpr, -r?j, -tj, 1 a. ind. pass.
Of JT'll^fl'W.
EiraWXta, and En/mn, -wi', ru,
( fr. trrl after, and a7«cXov or hikvov
supper) things served up after a
meal, a remni r, dessert.
Eiratvtl, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. Erai-
I'I'iiti, d. sin. par. pres. used
P >r. for tiraiviovfft, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. — Eiratviaat, I a. inf.
act. — Eirair/atio, -ac, -t, and
in 3 sin. Poet. Evaiviaattt,
j^ol for t-aivtoatyn, -ate, -at,
1 a. opt. — Enatvierou, Poet,
for -iota, -rji, -tj, 1 a. sub. act. of
trruii/w.
E-atvereoc, -a, -ov, (fr. e-ratvio) to
praise) to fce praised, thai must
or ought to be praised.
Eratvirns, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
praiser, commender, approver,
panegyrist.
Exatveriicbs, -h-, -bv, (fr. same)
praising, applauding, approving,
commending.
Eraivtrh, -ij, -bv, (fr. same)
praise-worthy, commendable,
laudable.
E~niv€Toc, -ov, b, Epeenetus, a
man's name.
Etratvitji -u>, f. -tau), p. -trf/veica,
and Poet, -i'icw, -niea, (fr. t7rj in
tens, and atvtd to praise) to com-
mend, praise, applaud ; to like,
approve of; to assent, agree, impf.
act. cTpveov -ovv, -ees, -£is,-ec-u.
1 a. act. ind. t-nfivnca' impr. crra-
Ivnaov. 1 a. ind. pass. e-rriviOnv.
Ertmr}, fern, of nratvbc, ~n, -bv.
Eraivfoait, 2 sin. 1 a opt. act.
used iEol. for t-raivrjaas, par. 1
a. act. — E-rn vrirat, 3 sin. cont. , reason.
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cont. pres. ind. act. — Exatvov-
y-evos, par. pres. pass. cont. of
er uiiu).
Eirat^at, inf. Eirajfa?, par. I a. act.
of nrajffcrw.
Eiraiptrat, 3 sin. — Eiraipovrat, 3
pi. pres. ind. — Exatpducvos, -n,
-ov, par. pres. pass, of
Ernlow, f. -apw, p. tirijpica, (fr. eni
up.m5 and u/pw to raise) to take
or lift up and carry away, take
or carry out ; to raise, elevate,
hoise or hoist ; to erect, build ; to
set up, exalt ; to set off, com-
mend, extol, praise ; to exact, ex-
tort, enhance, aggravate. Eirat-
pofiat, to set one's self up, behave
proudly, be conceiteel. 1 a. act.
ind. Iggf' impr. iirapov par.
cirdpac. 1 a. ind. pass, tir^p-
'Eirataa, -aj, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
iralw.
Eiratcdavofiat, fr. rirt intens. and
ataOdvopat, which see. 2 a. ind.
mid. tntiodduijv.
Ennicdnua, -Sroc, rb, (fr. same)
ft cling, sense ; perception.
Eiraiovdvra, a. sin. par. pres. act.
of
Eir-iioeru), (fr. cm upon, and aioot*
to rush) to rush into or against,
dart upon, assault, attack,
charge ; to run up to, accost or
arldress hastily ; to run after,
pursue, chase ; to command,
rule, govern, tyrannize ; to strike,
smile, fell, beat elown, overthrow
violently ; to invade, seize forci-
bly ; to rise up against, resist,
oppose, rebel.
Eirdterros, -ov, b, i/, (fr. crrt intens.
and atu) to hear) heard of, no-
table, famous, renowned, cele-
brated.
Eiraic^vvouai, (fr. same, and atcr-
X^vtii to shame) to be ashamed,
blush ; to be ashamed of ; to re-
spect, revere. 1 a. ind. pass.
cirner^vvOnv. 1 f. ind. pass, eira-
KTjryvdiiaoftat.
Eiratrfo) -w, f. -t)0<j>, p. nrf\TnKa, (fr.
tirl intens. and atrita to ask)
to pray, beseech ; beg, ask alms.
pres. inf. act. cont. £iratr£tv.
EiraiTnais, -tot, Att. -£u>s, f), (fr.
last) begging.
Eirairidouat -tifiai, fr. on intens.
and atrtdofiat, which see.
Eirairtoi,-ov, b, »/, (fr. £T? in, and
atria fault) blameable, culpable,
faulty, in fault ; causing, giving
etia
Eirafy0r?v, -rjs, -rj, 1 a. ind. pass,
of 7a (£w.
Emitu, (fr. tiri intens. and a?w to
hear) to hearken, listen, attend ;
to hear clearly, overhear ; to per-
ceive, apprehend, understand.
pres. inf. act. etrateiv.
Enaiupiu) -w, (fr. em on, and aiw-
pew to lift) to raise or lift up,
exalt, elevate. Emuupionat -ov-
fiai, to be raised up, float above,
hover over or about ; to fluctuate,
doubt ; to be elated, act proudly.
par. pres. pass, emtipedfievos
-ovfievoi.
EmiKrjKoa, see eiraicovu).
E7ra«c/i/i£<i>, fr. £7ri intens. and a<-
pd$ui, which see.
EiraKo\o»diu) -w, f. -rj<jw, p. eirrjKo-
XovdrjKa, (fr. em upon, and axo-
\ovdiu) to follow) to come away
or along with, accompany, at-
tend; to follow close, pursue
after; to follow, ensue, come
after ; to urge, press ; to prose-
cute, continue, carry on. 1 a. act.
ind. £irT)Ko\ovdr]aa.
E-rraKoXovdrjanre, 2 pi. 1 a. sub. act.
— EiraKoXovdovvTwv g. -Qovciv d.
pi. cont. par. pres. act. of last.
E~aKo\ovdnais, -<o?, Att. -hos, i),
(fr. same) a consequence, result ;
deduction, conclusion.
Eirdtcoos, -ov, b, ft, Dor. for em'i-
KOOS- »
ExdicovcTos, -ov, b, f), (fr. next) to
be heard, audible, loud, distinct.
Enaicovw, f. -ovaoi, p. emjKovKa, (fr.
em intens. and okovu to hear)
to hear plainly ; to overhear ; to
listen, hearken, attend to, com-
ply with, obey. pres. impr. act.
craKove. 1 a. act. ind. eirrJKovaa'
impr. tiraKovffov' sub. enaKovaw
inf. exaKovoai. per. pass. enrj-
Kovfffiai. per. mid. t~i)Koa, and
Att. eiroKt'iKoa.
Erraicpiffoonai -ovfiai,f. -waouai (fr.
same, and aKpi(36u> to examine)
to be accurate or exact ; to take
care of, attend to, see or look to,
observe, remark.
Eiraicpodouai -duat, (fr. same, and
aKpcdojiai to hear) to hearken,
listen ; to attend to, regard,
mind. impf. eirnKpoaonnv -w-
pnv.
EmiKodacns, -to$, Att. -£wj, %, (fr.
last) a hearkening to, listening,
attention.
Emucralog, -a, -ov, (fr. em upon,
and aKTri the shore) upon the
shore, by the sea, maritime.
EmiKrfip, -rjpog, b, (fr. emiyo} to set
on) a dog-leader, hunter, hunts
man.
EmxKTiKdg, -»j,-ov, (fr. same) allur-
ing, seducing, tempting. Subs.
an outlaw ; a stranger, foreigner
Exarnf/cwj, (fr. last) by eonse^
qnence, of course, conclusively
persuasively, temptingly.
"E^dKrtds, -ov, h, //, same as emiK-
raTos.
Et (<cr5j, -n, -ov, (fr. emiyo to
bring in) supplemental, a
<u; fareiqrL, extrinsic; fared,
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driven; hired; driving, violent,
impetuous.
EnaKToevs, -to?, b, (fr. endyu) to
drive) a hunter, huntsman.
EiraicTpk, -YSos, >,, and 'Emitcrpov,
-ov, to, (fr. same) aboat,flshing
boat, skiff; a pirate.
EirdXaiov, -es, -e, impf. act. of mx-
X«tw.
E-a\a\d$(j>, f. -dfw, p. -a;£a' (fr.
em intens. and a\a\d£u) to shout)
to sing the war song ; to shout for
joy, cheer, huzza.
ETraXdo/iai, fr. same, and a\dou.ai,
which see.
ErraXao-Tfcd, -u>, (fr. same, and
aXaorfw to afflict) to suffer se-
verely, be sorely afflicted ; to feel
for, compassionate, pity. 1 a. par.
act. £iraAa<rr>}(raj, -aoa, -av.
ira\ei<p<j}, (fr. evi upon, and aXn-
$0) to anoint) to spread all over,
smear upon, bedaub with.
Eira\e%iio, and EnaXffa, f. -i)aw,
(fr. £7ri intens. and a\e^iut, or -fw
to repel )to aid, assist, relieve, par.
1 f. act. eira\e^fjauiv, -ovaa, -ov.
EiraWayri, -rjs, ,'i, (fr. next) a
change, alteration; exchange.
EiraXXdrru, f. -fu>, (fr. £7r< intens.
and aXXaaffo) or -rrw to change)
to change, alter ; to exchange,
barter, give or take for, put in
place of; to apportion, divide,
allot, give equally.
EndWero, 3 sin. impf. pass, of
7rrfXXw. Or for ecpt'/Wero, 3 sin.
impf. of e<pd\\ouai.
EirdXX^Xoj, -ov, b, >'/, (fr. £7rt on, and
aXX^Xwv each other) one upon
another, upon each other ; mu-
tual, alternate, reciprocal, in
turns, by course.
E;raX^£voj, by Sync, and JEo\. for
e<pa\X»fxevos, par. pres. mid. of
ecpdWofjiai.
'EiraX^ii, -ios, Att. -ews, ft, (fr.
em upon, and aX*cf) strength) a
breastwork, parapet ; a bulwark,
rampart, fort, fortress.
'EraXTTvoj, -ov, b, f), (perhaps for
eviQa\irvos, fr. em intens. and
$d\mo to cherish) cherished,
hoped for, welcome. Or, (for
e<pa\irvog, fr. em upon, tiXj the
sea, and nviu to blow) favoura-
ble; fair; speaking of the
wind.
'EizaXro, by Sync. iEol. for e<pd\
\ero, impf. mid. Or for ecprjXro,
pper. pass, of e<pd\\o[*ai.
Eirau.avp6u) -u>, (fr. em intens. and
afiavpos dark) to darken, obscure,
cover with darkness.
Enaudii) -u>, (fr. em upon, and
audu> to mow) to heap, amass,
collect, pile or throiu together ; to
stack corn, &c. ; to overwhelm,
bury, cover up. pres. inf. act.
'■Eiv -qv' pass. eirapdeoOai
'u>, f. -ipj), p. eirr)fiei(ba, and
Erra[xd$Oftat, f. -ipouai, (fr. em
intens. and a/<£t;3w to alternate)
to exchange, put in place of, give
or take for ; to alternate, act in
turns.
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Emiu.eivihvh'as, "ov, h, Epaminon*
das, a man's name.
Emifiei-ro, Ion. for tirfjueinro, 3
sin. pper. pass, of evayidliu>.
Eird/xepos, -ov, b, f), Poet. JE>6\.
and Ion. for etyfiuepos.
Eiraunaduevos, -n, -ov, par. 1 a.
mid. of eizapdio.
ETcapnevos, -n, -ov, Dor. for ednfi-
ftivos, par. per. pass, of efdiTTO-
fUtl.
EiranoiPddls, and En-a^o(]3a^ov, (fr
eiraneifiti) to exchange) in turns,
alternately, mutually, recipro-
cally.
EmtfioiPbs, -ri, -bv, (fr. same) al-
ternate, by turns, mutual, recipro-
cal ; answering, corresponding.
Eirafjivvo>, f. -vvu>, (fr. em intens.
and afxvvu) to aid) to help, assist,
succour; to guard, protect, de-
fend. 1 a. act. ind. eirfipvva'
impr. eitdpvvov inf* emiuvvai.
Eirauiporepifa, f. -jcrw, (fr. em to-
wards, and afKpdrepos, comp. of
dfi<pu) both) to fluctuate, waver,
be uncertain or irresolute ; to
temporize, trim, flatter both
sides ; to be ambiguous, use
doubtful language.
Endv, (fr. £7T£( after, and av -so-
ever) if; after that, since,
when.
Enavafialvb), (fr. em upon, avd up,
and (iaivu) to go) to go up into,
mount upon ; to ascend, climb,
get up ; to rise, be promoted.
E7ravaj8a'XXu>, (fr. same, and j3dXXa>
to throw) to defer, delay, put
off. pres. inf. mid. £7rava/JdXX£<r-
dai.
Emiva(i\r)Sdv, (fr. last) thrown
over, overspread, bestrewed.
Eirava(5odu> -w, f. -?/trw, (fr. eirl
upon, avd up, and 0odo> to cry
out) to cry out against, call out
upon, shout out, call to.
Eitavaydyelv, see e-rravdyu).
EnavayivdbaKu), f. -wo-w, (fr. £7rt in-
tens. and avayiv&GKb) to read)
to read over, peruse carefullyf
study.
EiravaytcdQu), f. -aVw, (fr. same,
and avayicdfa to force) to com-
pel, oblige, constrain; to urget
press, induce, persuade.
EmivayKeg, (fr. em upon, and avdy-
K-n necessity) necessarily, of ne-
cessity, indispensably, rd eird-
vayices, necessaries.
Eitavdyu, f. -dfw, (fr. eir\ on, avct
up, and dyw to lead) to lead up
back again, bring or take back ;
to return, come back ; to move,
excite, disturb, trouble, disquiet.
2 a. act. ind. eirdvrjyov, Att. eira-
vrjyayov' impr. eiravdyaye" sub.
eiravayayw
inf.
eiravayayeiv.
Eirava8lr:\(i)o-tg, -iog, Att. -eux;, ft,
(fr. em intens. and ava<5iVXwcis
a repetition) a repetition, redu-
plication.
EmivaCevyvvfxi, f. -£u), (fr. em to,
avd back, and fyvyvvpi to yoke)
to pack up in order to retur n, to
set out. home, return, come back.
Etravu.ipiais, -tuj, Att. -ewj, ft, (fr.
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next) a taking or cutting off;
death, destruction, ruin; mur-
der, slaughter.
Eiravatpiu) -u>, (fr. cm upon, and
a\ p/w to take ) to take upon, under-
take ; to take away, cut off, kill.
Eitavalpio, f. -dpCo, (fr. ciri intens,
and avaipw to raise) to raise or
lift up, elevate.
KiravaKaivl^ui, fr. same, and ava-
Kaivifo, which see.
Enavdicciuai, (fr. cm in, avd up.
and Kelfiai to lie) to belaid up,
put by, reserved or stored up ; to
hang over, impend, threaten.
EtravaxXnois, -toj, Att. -cuts , ft, (fr
im to, avd back, and KaXiu to
call) a calling back; a restitution,
restoration, return to a former
state.
EiravaK\tvu>, (fr. cm upon, and
avaicXivu to recline) to lean upon,
lie down upon, rest, recline.
sZiravaXauPdvu), (fr. cm to, and ava-
\afi(Javu) to take up) to take up
again, resume, begin over again.
KmivdXn^piS, -ioy, Att. -cu>s, //, (fr.
last) a taking up or going over
again, repetition, rehearsal.
EnavaXoyiu) -u», (fr. cm up, avd
again, and Afyw to say) torepeat
over again, go back over a sub-
ject, explain or expound more
fully.
Eiravauivti>, fr. cm intens. and ava-
uivu, which see.
Eiravafiiuvfjoieti), f. -ijou, p. crava-
uifivnKa, (fr. same, aid again,
and ftifivr/aKu), same as th. uvdo-
uai to remember) to remind,
put in mind, advise, admonish,
warn.
Eiravavcdu) -5, f. -w<rw, fr. same,
and avavc6u>, which see.
Enavatravouai, f. -avoofiat, p. tira-
vaircmivuat, (fr. cm upon, avd
again, and mivu> to rest) to rest,
stay or remain upon ; to be at
ease, feel satisfied, rely, depend
upon ; to acquiesce, agree, assent.
1 a. ind. mid. ciravciravodunv.
EnavairXiu) f. -cvaut, (fr. cm upon,
avd back, and rrAf'w to sail) to
sail often, navigate to and from,
sail back again, pres. inf. act.
enavairXiciv -c7v.
Eiravdoraois, -ios, Att. -£w?, »% (fr.
cm against, and avdcracis a ris-
ing, th. "ornui to stand) a rebel-
lion, revolt, insurrection, sedition,
mutiny.
EiravaorcXXio, (fr. cm intens. and
avacrrtWu) to contract) to hinder,
restrain, check, confine.
Enavdarr/ua, -aroj, rd, (fr. next) a
protuberance, prominence, swett-
ing ; a promontory.
Eiravdornuai, f. -rjaofiai, (fr. cm
against, avd up, and "orvfti to
stand) to rise up or make head
against, resist, oppose ; to rebel,
revolt.
Erravacrptyu), (fr. em upon, avd
back, and orpitiui to turn) to
come back again, return, re-
visit; to face about, return to
titeoharge.
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EiravaorpoQfi, -rj$, >>, (fr. last) a
coming back, return ; a bending,
turn, distortion, reflection.
Eravarcivu, (fr. cm against, avd
upwards, and tcIvw to stretch)
to lift or raise a weapon against,
menace, threaten ; to stretch out,
extend.
EiravariWb), (fr. cm intens. avd
up, and r/AXw to raise) to cause
to rise, raise, lift up, iltvnte ; to
rise, gel upwards, mount; to
spring up, sally forth.
EiravaTidnut, (fr- cm on, aid up,
and rldnui to put) to set, put,
lay or place over, above or upon;
to allow or acknowledge a pay-
ment, set down as received, make
one's self debtor, pres. inf. mid.
cirmvaridcoQai.
Exavarpimo, fr. same, and avarpi-
vu>, which see.
Emtvarpvydouat -u/iat, (fr. cm in-
tens. avd along, and rpvydut to
gather) to glean a vineyard.
Eirava<pip<i>, f> -oiou>, 1 a. -/jvcvko,
(fr. same, and <pipm to bring)
to repeat, do over again, reiter-
ate ; to bring back an answer ;
to impute, charge, blame ; to re-
tort, throw back an accusation,
charge the accuser ; to go off,
disappear, vanish; to rise, mount.
EnavaQopd, -as, }j, (fr. last) a re-
petition ; a charge.
EnavcBrjoouai, 1 f. ind. pass, of
cvavinui.
Emiva^it, (fr. cm upon, avd back,
and ctyn to go) to go up, go back
again, return.
Eravchy -cioa, -iv, par. of cndvqv,
2 a. ind. act. of ciravinut.
EmtvcXcvOu), obs. see cmivip%ouai.
EiraveX0c7v, 2 a. inf. act. — Eira-
vcXdutv, -ovca, -bv, par. 2 a. act.
— Emtvcp^codai, pres. inf. pass.
of cmtvip^ouai.
Emivipofiat, (fr. cm intens. avd
again, and ipouai to ask) to ask
particularly, inquire, examine,
interrogate; to demand strictly,
insist upon.
Eiravipxouai, f. ciravcXcvcouai, (fr.
cm intens. avd back, and ip^ofiai
to go) to come up, come back
again, return ; to recur to, take
up again, resume ; to approach,
draw near, come to. 2 a. ind. act.
ciravr/Xvdov, by Sync. ciravrjXOov,
fr. cXcvBu), obs.
Emivcpurdu) -u>, f. -fjiru), (fr. same,
avd again, and epu>rdu) to ask)
to inquire, examine, interrogate.
Eiravcpwrrjcrci, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act.
of last.
EnavioTT)V, -ns, -rj, 3 pi. c-rravhrn-
oav, 2 a. ind. act. of CTtavioTnpi.
Eiravf%<j), f. -f£u>, (fr. cm upon,
and avi%u) to bear) to lean, rest
or bear upon ; to endure, bear up
against ; to excel, surpass ; to
surmount, oultop.
Eiravi'/KU), f. -feu, (fr. cm up, avd
back, and ifcw to come) to come
back again, return.
Ewavr,pcro, 3 sin. impf. of cravi po- 1 avrXfia to pump) to pump in..
uau 1 or upon, pour in or upon.
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Enavdim -to, f. -t'jod, p. crrjvdtfua,
and Eravdl^u), (fr. cm upon, and
avdiui to flower, th. dvdog a flow-
er) to bloom, flower, flourish ; to
grow upon or out of, spring
from. per. mid. imjvda, by
Epenth. cmjvoda, and Att. circ-
vrjvoda.
Enaviaai, Att. and Eiravicaai, Ton.
for c~a\ltiai, 3 pi. pres. ind.
act. of
Emivlvui, (fr. cm up, avd back,
and tnui to send) to send back
or away, dismiss; to return, go
or come back again.
EiravKTraldro, Ion. for cmivlaraiv-
to, 3 pi. pres. opt. pass Eira-
vioriarat, Ion. for cmnloravraiy
3 pi. pres. md. pass. — Emivto-
riaro, Ion. for tiravioravro, 3 pi.
impf. pass, of
Eiraviorrjm,f. -arffout, p. ciraviart)-
ica, (fr. cm against, avd up, and
'orvfii to stand) to set or raise
up, erect ; to rouse, set on ; to
rise up, rise up together, break
up; to rise up against, mutiny,
rebel, revolt. 2 a. ind. act. £7ra-
viorr/v, in 3 pi. cvaviarncav.
EiraviTcoi, -a, -ov, (fr. cmivcifti te
return) must go buck, nturn, &c.
according to the verb.
Enavidiv, -ovoa, -bv, par. 2 a. act.
of same.
EndvoSos, -ov, >'/, (fr. cni to, ava
up, and bSbf a way) a return,
coming back again.
EwavopQdw -G), (fr. cm intens. and
avopddu to correct, th. opdbf
straight) to set up what has
fallen, set right, replace, restore ;
to correct, amend, improve, recti-
fy, reform, pass. inf. pres. cna-
vopBdcaQai -oucrOai' par. cvavop-
0o6ficvoi -officios.
EravopOuyjjta, -dros, to, and Ettot-
vdpOwcis, -tof^Att. -cuts, hi (fr
last) a correction, amendment, im-
provement; rej>aration, amends.
a. sin. cnav6p0u)(Tiv.
Eiravopdurfos, -a, -ov, (fr. same)
to be amended, corrected, improv-
ed.
EiravopBuirfis, -ov, b (fr. same) a
corrector, improver, reformer, re-
storer.
Ernivralos, -ov,b, t), (fr. next) meet-
ing, succouring, assisting, reliev-
ing, amusing, condoling. Emxv
ralos u>Srj, a song or tune usea
by those grinding, drawing water
or other incessant work.
ErravTau) -w, f. -ficu), p. enrjvrnica,
(fr. cm intens. and avrdu> to
meet, th. avrt against) to meet,
run to meet, come to ; to oppose,
resist, stop. 1 a. ind. act. czrjv-
Tnoa.
EnavTtWu, by Sync, for ciravarcX-
>w, par. pres. act. cnavTiWwv,
-ovoa, -ov.
Eirdvrnois, -toe, Att. -cus, >;, (fr.
ciravrdo) to meet) ameeting, com-
ing together, concourse.
EravrXiu) -5, (fr. cm upon, and
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Eiran'w, fr. em intens. and avt>u>,
which see.
EtoVw, (fr. £irt upon, and dvw
above) upon, over, above, more
than, beyond.
Eirdl-ai, inf. — Eird£d?, par. 1 a.
act. — E-dfa, ind. — Eird^eiv,
inf. 1 f. act. of rrrriyw.
'En-a^E, Dor. for tm^e, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. act. of vfiyvvui.
Endi-ios, -ov, b, ft, (fr. em intens.
and dl-ios worthy) worthy deserv-
ing ; valuable; equivalent, equal
to.
E~a%6vios, -ov, b, ^, (fr. £7rc upon,
and d\uv an axletree) upon the
axle ; rolling, running smooth.
Erafw, Dor. for emjl-u, 2 sin. 1 a
ind. mid. of m'/yvvfii. Or 1 f.
ind. act. of e-dyu.
ErraoiBfi, -rjs, 17, Ion. for £7ru><5>/
Also E-aoicia..
Eiraot^of, -ov, b, Ion. for firw^dj .
'Ettuov, -es, -£, act. — Eirdyv, -ns
-Tj, pass. 2 a. ind. of iravu.
EirairaXavm, (fr. em intens. and
a-aXds delicate) to indulge, gra-
tify, pamper ; to revel, live luxu
riously.
EmiireiXiu) -w, f. -rjauj, p. -rjica, fr
em intens. and a-eiXeu, which
see.
EirairoSvu, (fr. em upon, and airo
5vu> to strip-) to provide, instruct,
suborn. Emnro6vouai) to enter
into ; to enter upon, undertake,
take upon.
Eira-optw -<3, fr. em intens. and
avoptu, which see.
Emnrdprjua, -dros, to, (fr. last) a
doubt, hesitation ; debate, queS'
tion, inquiry.
E-airop&ntv, 1 pi. cont. pres. sub
act. of same.
EirairocrTiWu), (fr. em upon, and
a-oariXXu) to send away) to send
away upon, send off directly,
despatch forthwith.
Eird-rnva, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
Trairraivu).
Errapa, -as, f}, (fr. em against, and
apd a prayer) an imprecation,
curse, malediction.
Eirapdofiai -Spai, f. -affo/xai, and
-fiaojiat, (fr. same) to wish evil,
pray against, imprecate, curse.
Erapdfifioi, -ov, b, >/, (fr. em
against, and aod prayer) ac-
cursed, devoted ; execrable, abo-
minable ; horrid, dreadful, dire-
ful, terrible.
Eirapdcrau), (fr. same, and apdoaui
to hew) to rush, dart, fall upon ;
to dash or strike against ; to
clash, clap ; to close or block
up.
Eirdpare, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. —
Eirapai, 1 a. inf. act. — E-dpas,
-aaa, -av, n. pi. -pavres, par. 1
a. act. of evatpu).
Eirdparos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. e-cipdojiai
to curse) accursed, devoted, im-
pious, abominable, vile, detest-
able.
Eirdpyvoos, -ov, b, f), (fr. em upon,
and doyvpo; silver) overcd with
silver, silver ed, plated.
EIIA
E*dpj), 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of
ewaipu).
Eirdpn, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. pass, of
Treipu).
Eitap/jyu, f. -I'd), p. -VXa* ^T' £,r' m"
tens, and apnyw, which see.
Eirapfjpeiv, -as, -ei, pper. ind. mid.
of eirdpo).
Emipnoduevos, Ion. for etrapaodfie-
vos, par. 1 a. mid. of t~a.pdop.ai.
E-apdels, -eXaa, -ev, par. — Endp-
Bnri, impr. 1 a. pass, of eiraipw.
E-dpOrjv, 3 pi. E-dpOn-av, 1 a. ind.
pass, of jreipu).
'E-apdov, and by Metath. 'E~pd-
dov, -ei, -e, 2 a. ind. act. of irip-
Ou).
Emipiceia, -as, '/, (fr. next) a sup-
ply, succour, assistance, aid, re-
lief.
E~apicelrw, 3 sin. cont. pres. impr.
act. — EmxpKior), 3 sin. 1 a. sub.
of
Eirapiciu) -w, f. -icu>, p. eirrjpKeica,
(fr. enl intens. and ap/ciw tc
avert) to assist, relieve, help ; to
supply, afford, minister ; to avert,
drive away from, repel, protect
1 a. ind. act. em'/pice-a, -as, -e.
'Eirapua, -aros, to, and 'E~ap~ts,r
-10s, Att. -eois, ht (fr» e~aipu> to
raise up) a lifting up, raising,
elevation, exaltation ; a swelling;
elation, spirits; pride, haughti-
ness, insolence.
Eirdpfievos, by Sync, for eirap6(ievos-,
par. pres. pass, of emipu>.
Eirap^d/xevos, -77, -ov, par. 1 a. mid.
of e~dpx_0(iat.
Emipovres, n. pi. par. 2 a. act. of
eiraipu).
'Eirapais, see eirapua.
E-dpau), JEol. for e-apSi, 1 f. of
eirdpu).
E-aprdu) -w, f. -/jaw, p. -rjKa, (fr.
em upon, and aprdo> to suspend)
to hang over, impend.
E-apvcTfip, -tjpos, b, ft, and Eirapva-
rpls, -tSos, n, (fr. £7rt into, and
apvu) to draw) a ladle, cock, si-
phon, pipe ; tongs, snuffers.
Emip\ia, -as,fi, (fr. emipxu to go-
vern) a government, province,
district, jurisdiction.
'E-ap%os, -ov, b, (fr. next) a go-
vernor, viceroy, deputy.
Errap^w, f. -fo>, p. -npxai (fr. fr\
upon, and ap^w to rule) to go-
vern, rule over, have dominion.
E-dpxofia.i, to begin, commence ;
to make a libation.
E~dpu>, f. -apd, p. e-7ipKa, (fr. em
intens. and dpu> to fit) to adapt,
suit, ft, become, agree, answer
to. 1 a. ind. act. iEol. eirfjpaa.
per. ind. mid. nrJjpa, and Att.
e-dprjoa, whence pper. mid. £?ra-
p'lpeiv. par. pres. pass, e-apone-
vos, by Sync, e-dpuevos.
E-aoj)ybs, -ov, b, (fr. enapriyu) to
help) a helper, assistant, sup-
porter, -protector, guardian.
E-acai, 1 a. inf. act. of s-uSw.
Evdcravro, and Poet, e-datravro, 3
pi. 1 a. ind. mid. of Taw.
E-itkIu} -iD, (fr. c-i intens. and
aaiciu) to practise) to drest out,
(221)
EIIA
adorn ; to equip, furnish, pro*
vide.
Exao-vrepoi, -at, -a, (fr. same, and
aaoov near) continued, connect-
ed, following in order ; frequent,
often ; thick, close, crowded.
'Eitaoxov,-es, -c, impf. act. of*dff-
Erdra^a, -as, -e or -ev, 1 a. ind.
act. of ~ard<r<T<i).
EmiTTjOnv, -rjs, -n, pass. — Emxrnaa^
-as, -t, act. 1 a. ind. of irai-fw.
EiravXi<t> -u>, f. ->}<ra>, p. -nica, (fr.
em intens. and av\iw to pipe, th.
av\ds a pipe) to sing to, play
for ; to play the pipe or flute.
Enav\i£o(iai, (fr. exl in, and av\i-
fynai to herd, th. av\r) a fold)
to associate, herd together ; to
dwell, live, abide.
'EiravXis, -10s, Att. -euis, '/, (fr.
same) an abode, residence, dwell-
ing, habitation ; a haunt, re-
sort ; a farm-house ; a fold,
stable.
Eirav^dvo) and E—av%(j),f. eiravj-fjctj),
p. eirnv^rjKa, (fr. ettj intens. and
av^dvui or avfa to increase) to
amplify, enlarge, increase, aug-
ment ; to heighten, aggravate.
E-avi-ncis, -ios, Att. -eios, 1), (fr.
last) increase, addition, augmen-
tation.
Emxvovro, 3 pi. impf. — Eirav-dfjLtjv,
-w, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid. of
xavu).
E-avpet, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
— Eiravpifiev, Ion. — E-Kavpifie-
vai, Dor. for £Travpt7v, pres. inf.
act. cont. — Exaupfo, Ion. or
Dor. for e-rjvoov, 2 sin. 2 a. ind.
or 2 sin. impf. mid. of
Enavpfia -u>, f. -/jaw, also Eiravptcr-
ku and Eiravpofiai, (fr. em intens.
and avpa a breeze) to enjoy, ar-
rive at, attain to, win, purchase,
procure, obtain ; to take prof I
from, make use of, get the benefit
of, reap the fruits of, good or
evil ; to suffer by or for, pay for,
be the worse of ; to endure, un-
dergo.
Eiravprjai, Ion. for enavprj, 2 sin.
pres. sub. mid. of eiravpofiai.
Etravpiov, (fr. £ir: intens. and avpiov
to-morrow) to-morrow. 'H eirav-
piov, viz. fipepa, to-morrow, th*
next day.
EiravpidKovai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act.
of eiravploKu), see e-avpew.
E-Kavpoijir^v, -oto, -oiro, 2 a. opt.
mid. — E-avpov, Dor. for eitnv-
pov, 2 a. ind. act. — Eiravpelv, 2
a. inf. act. — E-avpuvrai, 2 a.
sub. mid. of E-avpeu).
'E-avaa, -as, -e, 3 pi. 'Eravaav,
act. — Emivadfinv, -w, -aro, mid.
1 a. ind. of -avw.
'Eravaov, -drw, 1 a. impr. act. of
eiravu).
E-av<T<i>, 2 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of
7rat'u>.
Eiraiirelv, pres. inf. act. cont. —
Enavreov, Ion. for eirnvreov, 3 pi.
impf. act. of
E-avrtu) -5, fr. em intens. and aw-
TfM>, which see.
KITE
E*auTo0wp<f), (fr. in\ in, avrbg self,
and (/wp« a theft) in the vi ry act
or theft.
Knavxivios, -ov, 6, f/. (fr. £7riupon,
and au^/jy the neck) upon the
neck or shoulders ; mounted,
raised, earned,
Eirav%in) -w, f. -/70-w, (fr. tin in-
tens. and avytw to boast) to brag
or boast of, glory in.
Enaiu), (fr. same, and nt'w to
shout) to cry out in triumph,
shout, huzza ; to procluim ; t«
shriek, scream.
Eicacpuofi'it -utuai, fr. same, and
aipiiu, which see.
EnaQavavdi/r, -tjs, -n, 1 a. ind.
pass, of
~Eira(f>avaiv<i), (fr. iiri intens. and
from, and aval** to dry up) to
dry thoroughly, pnrcfi, xhruil;
to wit hi r, J mli , t!t ray.
Enaiph, -T)i, 11, (fr. mi int< I
a<pfi the touch) <i touch, handling,
patting ; an impultf,
rrlnike, hlumc.
Endipnaa, -dj, ~c, I a. ind. act. of
E.rru(l>irjfit, f. tTiKpi'iOd), p. tird<ptiKa,
(fr. t.n\ unto, rat from, and Jt^u
to send) Co mmI mil a
or ciito mission ; to send ujmti or
against, tisit, inflict. 1 a. ind.
art. twdjttaa and inmpiiKn, which
is also sometimes called the
perfect, I a. act, ind. ind<f>nv'
suit. <-a</>w.
Errnyniij, -a, 0, Epuphras, a man's
name.
Eira0p/^ui, f. -fcrw, p. infj<ppi>ca, (fr.
£7rt upon, and a^pdj froth) to
froth up, foam out or upon.
par. pres. a. mas. inatypltyv-
ra.
Ena<j>p66tTos, -ov, b, »'/, (fr. tiri in-
tens. and k<ppohirn Venus) beau-
tiful. Also Epaphroditus, a
man's name.
Ena<}>u>, 2 a. sub. act. of ina<plnyn.
Eira^dns, -hs -ovs, b, h, (fr. c~"i in-
tens. and dxdos a load) heavy,
weighty ; grinoux, troublesome,
Offensive ; uneasy, restless.
Endxdopai, f. tiraxd/jaoftai, and
-ioupai, p. t-Ki'ixOnyiai, (fr. same,
and d)(Qou.ai to endure) to en-
dure severely, suffer under, be
overload en, oppressed with a bur-
den : to groan, grieve, bemoan.
I a nd. pass. t-mtxOiaOov. par.
per. pass. inrjxQoiJiivos.
"Erd^vitxra, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
vivvdu).
"E-rra^vvdnv, -rjs, -v, 1 a. ind. pass,
of naxyvo).
'Era' for inta, n. a. v. pi. of inos.
E-7T€«v, Ion. fortn-dv, afterwards.
Eni/la, Dor. for Eirf'j3>?i 3 sin. —
Enifiav, Sync, for inifinoav, 3 pi.
of eirifaiv, 2 a. ind. act. of nrf-
ftwit.
Eir/paivov, -£j, -£, impf. act. of £7n-
Eni(ia\\ov, -£?, -£, impf. — Enffia-
Aov, -£?, -£ or -£v, 2 a. ind. act.
of r»rj/?aXA(i>.
Enijiace, Dor. for tntfinai, 3 sin.
1 a. ind. act. of vxifiaivu. Or,
EIIE
Poet, for mi(ii(iaei, same of nn-
Enifiiiv, -m, -»7, 1 ph -(ivucv, 2 a.
ind. act. of nripriui.
Eni(i>i<Ta, -as, -e, in 3 pi. Enifinoav,
act. — Eirilinadfii/v, -u>, -uro,
mid. 1 a. ind. of £7ri/3u/vw.
E7rf/JfW, -wj, -w, 2 a. ind. act. of
cmfliufii.
EvifiXtxpa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
tm0\inu).
EncliovXivaa, -«$,-£, 1 a. ind. act.
ol tmfiuvXivu).
EncyyiXdio -w, f. -aau), p. -aica, fr.
£tt< intens. and £yytAu'w, which
see.
E7rfy/ypa7rro, 3 sin. pper. pass, of
£7riypd0u>.
Eniyupi, pros. impr. act. — Eni-
yctpuvris, n. pi. par. pres. act.
of
Entydpo), f. -cpw, p. tm',ycpKa, (fr.
cni mtens. and tyilpw to rouse)
stimulut,, , nit, against ; tourer
imjnl, hasten, hum/ ; to wake,
awake or airukijf. 1 a. ind. act.
£7T>/y£ipa.
Eir/y£vro, by Sync, for encyfvero,
3 sin. of cTiyti'dftvv, 2 a. ind.
mid. of tmyivouai.
EircylvtdOKov, -£$, -£, impf. act. —
Entyvwicivai, per. inf. act. of
imyi vuiokw.
EitcyKoXdnroi, f. -i/w, p. -ac^a, (fr.
t-A upon, and £y*coXdirrw to en-
grave) to engrave upon, inscribe ;
to carve out.
Encyvbiicdai, d. pi. of Eircyvwicws,
par. per. act. — EtnyvwoQjiM
a. ind. pass. — Eiriyvwrc, 2 pi
E7r/yp£ro, by Sync, and Poet, for
tirnytipiTo, impf. pass, of £*•£-
yelpw.
Eireyx^vw, f. -drw, (fr. cirt upon,
iv at, and ^a/vw to gape) to gape
upon, after or at, desire earnest-
ly. 2 a. act. ind. t-ntvixavov' inf.
£7T£y^;av£7v.
Er£<*£«fa, -as, -£ or -tv, act. — E?r£-
c^n^dixvv, -w, -aro, mid. 1 a. ind.
of tVtficlKirVftt.
Enrft'Xiro, 3 sin. impf. or 2 a. ind.
mid. of tmlf'xoriat.
EiriSvaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
irtbdu or -iiD.
Eirtftfoov -ovv, -ots-ovs, -oe -ov,as
if fr. (irtttSdw fortTreiiSwv, -wj, -w,
impf. act. — EntSdOnv, -ns, -n, 1
a. ind. pass. — Etritwicav, 3 pi. 1
a. ind. act. of cmSitwiii.
ErriSpayov, -£?, -e, 2 a. ind. act. of
eirirpfx^'
Eiric'pri, -VS, 0, I°n' f°r upifya.
Ev&w, -dj, -«, 2 a. ind. act. of
txlfiv/ii or eiriSvu).
Evf5o>Ka, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
eTriSituui'
Eizhaai, Ion. and Poet, for £7r£o-i,
d. pi. of iiros'
Eire^dpnoav, Ion. for tirtfidpyaav, 3
pi. 1 a. ind. act. of t-rifiapiot.
Eni^naa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
£1Tf£d(i>.
Exe&rzov -ovv, -ces -«J» -iu -£?»
(222)
EnE
impf. act. — Eire^'irrjffa, -of, -1
or-tv, 1 a. ind. act. of i7r«(r;r/w.
EittQiunv, -coo, -iro, 3 pi. Eiridev-
to, 2 a. iiul. mid. — Etr*'0;/*a,
-aj,-£ or-£v, 1 a. ind. act. offjn-
TtOv^l.
E-(Uvfiri, 3 sin. cont. impf. act. —
";rr/i. -d«,-£, 3 pi. KiriBvurj-
(7<ji', 1 a. ind. act. OliwtOvufu.
Eirti and Ettkoii, (fr. £7ti Upon, a if,
and (',) truly) vlitn, ajtir that ;
■■ause ; /or thin, for
Etci fii, then,
from thorn forth, uftiru<,rd.
EirttSn n, otherwise, else. End
rdxiora, ns soon as, as soon as
'■ 'it m nr, direttly.
Eirriycat, Ion. and Dor. for tvtiyn,
I sin. pr*ft ind. pass. — Entl-
ycro. Ion. for »/7r£('y£To, 3 sin.
impf. pass. — E?rt< yc^£voio, Ion.
for ivayo/jiivov, g. sin. par. pres.
p;i>^. 01
Eirctyw, f. -fa, p. tjirci va, to thrust,
push, drur furuurd, urge, press,
hustm, hurry; to enforce, im-
Eirttf'dv for in 1 1 cij uv, after that, af-
trruards ; when, whensoever.
Entifirt, see £*■£«'.
Eir£«r^ir£p, (fr. last, and nip though)
since, seeing that.
EnilSoifii, -OS, -01, opt. — EnuSov.
-£?,-£, ind. 2 a. act. of
Eir£u3w, f. act. -daiD, mid. -doopat,
(fr. £iri upon, and dtu to see) to
look at, look upon, behold ; to re-
gard, favour ; to look up to, re-
spect, revere ; to call to witness
conjure. 2 a. act. ind. £ir£?<W,
impr. imfif sub. ini6u>.
of Eniyvwv, 2 a. ind. act. of 'EraiS' before an aspirate, for iiru-
iniyvuifii or tmyivwcKO).
Emiddfirjv, -ov, -iro, 3 pi. -Oovto
pass. — 'Enudov, -is, -1, aok
impf. of ndOu.
EniUa, Dor. and Poet, for indiec,
same as end av, when, when,
ever.
EneUrns, -ov, b, (fr. indyw to
hasten ) an instigator, urger, en-
courager, promoter, stickler.
EniiKw, (fr. mi intens. and iIku) to
resemble) to agree, Jit, suit, an-
sv:er to, be convenient.
EniiXnfififvos, -rj, -ov, par. per.
pass, of cni\afiftdvu>.
'Eniifit, (fr. mi upon, and e7pi to
go) to cowjc upon, march or go
against, invade, attack; to come
up, succeed, follow ; to urge,
press. 2 a. ind. imov par.
tniwv.
'Enuui, (fr. same, and uul to be)
to remain, survive, be over and
above ; to be near at hand or in-
stant, impend, hang over, threat-
en ; to surprise, come «no-
wares.
Endvai, Ion. for i<pdvai, 2 a. inf.
act. of Kpln/xt.
Endvaaa, -as, -t or -iv, 1 a. ind.
act. of ntivdu).
Endvvfii or Enuviio), Ion. for i<f>iv~
vvfii or -iiht.
Endvvadai, pres. inf. pass, of last.
Enet^i $,-tos, Att. -zii>s,f), (fr. ewdyv
EIIE
to hasten) haste, speed ; hurry,
precipitation.
Rrtziirzp, (fr. zird when, and trip
though) although; siiice, where-
as.
Enzmzlv, inf. — Ejre<ira>v, par. of
'Ettzmov, 2 a. ind. of zTrimo.
'Eirzipa, -at, -e, in3 pi. 'E7T£<puv, 1
a. ind. act. of nzipu).
Kicztpa$ov, -zs, -e, impf. act. of vei-
pd£u>.
Eirupddriv, -rjs, -n, in 1 pi. Errei-
pddrjuw, 1 a. ind. pass. — Kirsi-
.paadjjujv, -a, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid.
— KireipaduTjv -lifiTjv, -dov -&,
-dtro -aro, impf. mid. of irapdw.
"Rtrdpaaa, -as, -e or -ev, act. —
En£tpd(r8nv, pi. -drjTe, -dnvav,
pass. 1 a. ind. of -Ktipdfa.
E-dpeoBai, pres. inf. mid. of eirsi-
pw.
■ Endpri, Ion. for e-rrdpa, 3 sin. impf.
act. cont. of irzipdu).
TLirztpvut, Poet, for E7rfpl5u>. pres.
inf. pass, eireipvtffdai.
Kirzipw, f. -zpu, more usually Eitzi-
pouai, (fr. em upon, and eipu to
connect) same as eirepouai. pres.
inf. mid. z-nzipzoBai.
Eff£tp(Juro, Ion. for Kircipwvro, 3 pi.
impf. mid. cont. of napdw.
R-rrzipwrdziv -tjfv, pres. inf. act. —
Emupwrzov, Ion. for EirzipiAraov
-wv, impf. act. of
Eirzipwrdu) -<3, Ion. for eicepwrdui.
Eirzipwrnais, -ios, Att. -cmsyfi, Ion.
for eirep&Tnats*
'Ercziaa, -as, -£, 1 a. of iirziut, to
enter. Or, 1 a. ind. act. of itzi-
0w.
Evziadyia, f. -£u>, p. ~lXfli (^r# £7r<
upon, and zicdyu to introduce)
to introduce one thing after ano-
ther^ superinduce, add more-
over; to apply, have recourse
to.
Kiruoayiayri, -rjs, f), (fr. £iri upon,
zis into, and dyw to lead) a su-
perinduction, bringing one thing
after another, introduction, ad-
dition.
Eird(iaKTOs,-ov, b, f), (fr. same) in-
troduced, admitted, taken in;
foreign, additional, extrinsic.
'Errziaav, act. — EirzicrBrjtrav, pass.
3 pi. 1 a. ind. of vziBo).
Err£< ozpxouat, (fr. eirl upon, and
£i<Tip%opai to come in) to come in
upon, enter upon.
Eneianyiouat -ovuai, (fr. same, and
uanyiouai to introduce) to bring
in beside, introduce.
Eirdadrjv, 1 a. ind. pass, of irdOu).
'E-Ksiatv, 3 sin. pres. ind. with v
added of inztui, to go in.
Eird(riov,-ov,Td, (neut. of zirziaiuv,
par. 2 a. of zTrziffzijii to go into)
a hog's trough or vessel for hold-
ing refuse ; the stomach, paunch,
draught ; lower part of the belly,
the privities.
ExaoKvicXiu) -w, f. -flaw, (fr. £1Tl
upon, as into, and tcvicXiu) to roll)
to roll in upon ; to introduce, in-
vite, summon.
Ettzkt K(i)/jtd^iji, (fr. £7ti upon, £ij into,
and Ku»/xd£u> to revel, th. ku^os
EIIE
a revelling) to intrude rudely,
come uninvited, force into com-
pany, behave as in drink.
EirziaoSiov, -ov, to, (fr. same, and
b8b s a road ) an episode, inciden-
tal narrative, digression, a secon-
dary subject introduced into a
poem or tale.
Enziaobios, -ov, and Eitziao5iu)8r]s,
-eoi -ovs, b, fi, (fr. same) adven-
titious, additional, external, fo-
reign.
Eireioirno'dii) -w,f. -r/ffw, p. -nm, (fr
eirl upon, and uairnb'du) to leap
into) to leap in upon, leap upon.
Eireia<pepu), f. -oictio, p. -f]V£y<a, (fr.
same, and eiotiipu) to introduce)
to bring to, bring into, bring in
upon, inflict.
'Eirzir\ for
'EjT£«ra, (fr. eirzi after, and zlra
then) then, afterwards, in the
next place, thereupon; however,
at length ; thenceforth ; moreover,
besides.
'Ettutoi, (fr. £tt£j when, and the
enclit. roi) since.
Eirdadrjv, -ns, -^,Ion.ind. — Eiczi%
Orjrt, impr. 1 a. pass, of t-ndyw
Eirdxpv, -£?,-£, impf. act. offn-f^u)
EirtKdBiaa, -as, -t, in 3 pi. Eiz£Ka-
Biaav, 1 a. ind. act. of eiriKadi^o).
EiriKa\e7ro, 3 sin. cont. of Emxa-
Xzojinv -ovurjv, -iov -oS>, -hro
-tiro, impf. pass, of zmKaXzoi.
EircKa\v<p8r)V,-ris, -rj, in 3 pi. E*£-
KaXvcpBnoav, 1 a. ind. pass, of
ziriKaXvirru).
EneKedTo, Ion. for eniKtivro, 3 pi.
impf. mid. of zitiictiuai.
Eircicdu>iv, -ziao, -tiro, in 3 pi. Eni-
xztvro, impf. mid. of zmKziuai.
Enixziva, (for em ZKziva,viz. %u>pta
or jxipr, to those parts) over, be-
yond, on the other side.
EirzKexXz^, for EitzxJkXzto or Ene-
kzkXtjto, 3 sin. pper. pass. —
EireicXiiOnv, -tjs, -n, 1 a. ind.
pass, of zmxaXm.
EireK\o)ad[inv, -w, -aro, in. 3 pi.
EiracXwaavTo, 1 a. ind. mid. of
eiriK\(j>Qni.
ErreKpaiaive, 3 sin. impf. of eiwcpai-
alvtj), Poet, for emicpnivu).
EireKpdrei, 3 sin. impf. act. cont.
of tiriKpaTtu).
EireKpifxatra, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act.
of eTTlKOZudb).
Eirixpive, 3 sin. impf. act. of em-
Kpivw.
ElTZKTdlTlS, -4 Of, Att. -ZU)S, >h (fr*
next) extension; a stretching,
slruining ; aim, endeavour ; in-
tention, design.
EirzKTzivu, f. -evw, fr. ztu intens.
and zKTzlvu), which see. Ektz'i-
vouai, to stretch at, strive for,
aim, endeavour, press forward
to. 1 f. mid. zTrzKTZvovuat. 1 a.
ind. mid. eireKTeivduriv. par.
pres. pass. znzKrzivdfizvos.
EnzKrnadjxnv, -u), -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of eniKTdouai.
EnzkufioiiTiv, -ov, -zro, mid. —
EttAh/3ov, -zs, -z, act. 2 a. ind.
of ziri\anfidv(j).
EirtXaOourjv, -ov, -zro, 3 pi. -Oovro,
(223)
EIIE
mid. — EiriXaBov, -es, -«, act. 2
a. ind. of zniXavBdvouai.
EitiXavis, -tos, Att. -zu)S, hi (fr*
next) a charge, attack; an in-
road, invasion.
EnzXavvw, f. -acw, (fr. zm against,
and zXavvu) to drive) to ride, sail
or march against, invade, attack,
charge ; to draw over.
ErrzXzxxyzrat, 3 sin. 1 f. mid. —
EitiXQn, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. — EikA-
6u)i>, -ova-a, -bv, g. -ovros, par. 2
a. act. of znipxonai.
EniXzvcts, -ios, Alt. -zu>s, fj, (fr. £iri
upon, and zXzvdu obs. to come)
an invasion, inroad, incursion ;
an assault, attack, onset, charge.
EirzX6z7v, EirzXdibv, by Sync, for
z-rrzXvdz'iv, inf. and zttzXvBCjv, par.
2 a. act. of z-rip^ouai.
En zXirtfa, f. -?<rw, (fr. *.iri intens.
and zXiti^o) to hope) to excite or
inspire hope, give courage, raise
confidence, animate, excite; to
hope for, expect.
EireXvd'iv, -ns, -v, 1 a. ind. pass.
— EniXvov, -zs, -e, impf. or 2 a.
ind. act. of ziriXvw.
EnznaizT, by Apos. for zirz/ialzTOf
3 sin. impf. mid. of etzifiaio[iai.
Enz/xai-dunv, -u>, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of eiriudao-onat.
Eireu(iaiv<j), (fr. zm upon, ev in, and
fiuivw to go) to go into, walk into,
enter ; to mount, ride, go on
horseback; to embark, go abroad;
to land, go ashore. 1 f. mid.
ZTTZ/xfti'iGOuai.
Eirz^aXov, -zs, -z, 2 a. ind. act. of
Eir zfx (3 dXXo), f. -dXui, p. -(3i(5XrjKa,
(fr. zm upon, zv in, and (3dXXu>
to thr>w) to insert among, put
or thrust in ; to mingle, inter-
mix ; to lay on, set upon ; to
superinduce, bring in addition,
add to. pres. inf. pass. £ir£A/3dX-
XztrOai.
Enzpffurns, -ov, 6, (fr. zirzu(iaivu> to
mount) o sitter ; a rider, horse-
man, driver ; a sailor, passenger.
Enzu(iz(iau)s, -via, -os, Ion. for
zirzii(St(ir)Kihs, par. per. act. of
zirzuffaivu).
Ettzixeivu, -as, -£, 1 pi. -vauev, act.
— E-rrz^zivd/ir/v, -w, -aro, mid. 1
a. ind. — E-rreixzvov, -zs, -£, impf.
act. of emfievu).
EirzuzXy'/Onv, -tjs, ->/, 1 a. ind. pass.
of zmnzXiouai.
Eirii.tzuf6fjirjv, -ov, -zro, impf. mid.
of zmuiud-uai.
ETZ£uj]vdur}v u, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid.
of zmuaivonai.
'E-rrzfiTTov, -zs, -f, impf. — 'Enzuxpa,
-as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of rriumo.
Enzixv^a, -as, -£, 3 pi. Etrtuv^av,
1 a. ind. act. of zmpvoaw.
Eirzvdxero, Dor. for firfvi^firo, 3
sin. impf. mid. of zmv^^ouai.
E-ivzvSvrrjs, -ov, b, (fr. next) anup-
per garment, outside coat, cloak,
robe.
Eirzv5vu), f. -v(tu), p. znzvb'ia'vKa, (fr.
zm upon, zv in, and 6vo) to
clothe) to clothe up ; to put on
over other dress ; to endue, en-
dow, invest ; to add, lay on.
eiie
superinduce, per. pass. tireviiSv-
nai' par. ticcvitcvpivos. 1 a. mid
ind. tnevcivadfiT/v int. cncvivaaa-
Bai.
KwivcyKtiv, 2 a. inf. act. — Eircviy
*w, -17s, -n, 1 or 2 a. sub. act. —
Eirtvtyicuiv, -ovaa, -iv, par. 2 a.
act. of
EncvcyKw, (fr. cm upon, and cvty-
Kd>t same as $ipu>) see em<pip<i>.
1 a. act. ind. cm)vcyKa' sub. trrc-
vfyxw. 2 a. act. ind. c-nfivcyKov
opt. evcviyicoipt' sub. eireviyicut'
int. tircvcyKciv par. cireycyiciov.
EvcvcUu), fr. same, and ci/mku,
which see. Poet, for last. 1 a.
act. ind. cirt)vciKa, and Ion. ciri-
vtiKa' par. cvcvdKas , n. pi. enevd
KUVTCi.
Ktrivctfia, -as, -c, 1 a. ind. act. —
EiTcvcpdfinv, -ov, -tro, impf. ind.
pass, of cmvipw.
Enivcvaa, -as, -t or -cv, 1 a. ind.
act. of CVIVCVU.
Evtvt'iviov -ovv, impf. act. of tmvy-
viu, same as cmviu>.
Emvfjvoda, -as, -c, by Epenth. and
Att. for cmjiOa, per. ind. mid.
Eir£v»7vot)ov,bysaine, for firfjvflov,
2 a. ind. act. of ciravBiw.
Eirtvn](6pT)v, -ov, -cro, impf. of ttti-
EitivBti, 3 sin. cont. impf. act. —
ErrciO/'/ffuTo, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid.
of TTCvBlU).
ErrcvBuv, Dor. for tvtXBuv, 2 a.
par. of tvipxojiai.
EvtvTvu), fr. tri upon, and cvrvu or
cvrumi, which see. impf. Ion.
cirivrvov, -cs, -£.
Erri^ciftt, (fr. £;r< upon, e£ out, and
t7/ij to go) to go out against,
break out upon, sally forth, attack ,
invade; to break forth, burst out;
to exclaim, utter, give vent to ; to
charge, accuse, prosecute,ronvict ;
to treat of; to declaim, go over,
repeat ; to strive, exert, execute.
Eirtt-cXcvoopat, -n, -crai, in 1 pi.
EircZe\cvo6fie9a, 1 f. ind. mid. —
Eirc(cXBciv, 2 a. ind. act. of eire-
t-ipxoiiai.
Eiretcuydgonai, (fr. frriupon, 1^ out,
and cpydgonai to work) to work
out, effect, bring about; to en-
deavour, use pains ; to work at,
labour, toil.
Eir£&px°t*ai, (fr. same, and ipx°-
ftai to go) to come forth against,
go out upon, come up, come up-
on ; tu come after, succeed ; to
approach, advance, go on, march
forward, charge, attack, set upon;
to go over, traverse, cross, pass
through.
EiT£^evptcK<a, (fr. same, and cvoia-
kijj to find ) to find out, discover ;
to invent, contrivexdevise. 2 a. ind.
act. firil-cvpov, 1 pi. tirt^cvpofucv.
ET£%rjs, Ion. for c^c^s-
Eirci;t>iKxd£(i>, same as ttryw.
Kire^tivni, pres. inf. — E-rrt^tdi,
pres. impr. of c-i^etpt.
Eirioixu, -as, -c, per. ind. mid. of
CTTCIKU).
EirzvciOtB'', for tircndBero, 3 sin.
impf. pass. — Ent-ndQtoav, Syst.
EnE
for cmndBnffav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind.
pass, of cmirciBut.
Eiriiruv, Ion. fort^irrciv, pres. inf.
act. of t<pciru>.
Etrt-Ktipiaro, Ion. for tnindpnvro,
3 pi. pper. pass, of ncipdu.
Eirimaov, -cs, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
cmirinru
Encm'iyciv, -£iy, -ei, pper. mid. of
irr/yvvui.
ErtcirtBpcv, Sync, for tntirtlBopcv,
pi. 2 a. ind. act. of cm-ruOw.
Or, for cnciroiBciucv, 1 pi. pper
mid. of 7T£i0w.
EninXas, for inhXuf, which for
tmit\weas, 1 a. par. act. of em-
■nXdxt).
EirinXtov, 1 sin. or S pi. impf. act.
of rjmrX/w.
EninXrjyov, by redupl. for tirXn-
yov, 2 a. ind. act. of nX/jaaw. Or,
2 a. ind. act. of imirXr)cou>. —
1 a. ind. act. ofEninXnl-a, -as,-t.
EirhrXuv, -us, -u>, 2 a. ind. act. of
ciriirXiitfit.
Eniirvtfav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
£ir< itvlyv).
EittvolQuv, -m, -£i, pper. mid. of
irdBw.
EirciroiBtaav, Att. and Ion. for enc-
nolBctaav, 3 pi. of last.
EmmivBn, Att. or Ion. for tncirdv-
Bciv or £i, 1 or 3 sin. pper. mid.
of
7rJ(r^w. Like pin for yluv,
fr. dfinpi.
Eirtvpdytaav, Att. or Ion. for £tt£-
itpdytiaav, 3 pi. of Eircitpdytiv,
pper. mid. of irpdaou.
Encirrdunv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid.
of Kpinrnut.
Eiriirrapov, -is, -c, 2 a. ind. act of
trmralpm.
EntnrwKciv, -as, -£», pper. act. of
tt/tttw.
EncnviTfinv, -ao, -aro, pper. pass,
of irvvddvoftat.
Entrrw, (fr. £7ri upon, and /rrw to
say) to put in a word, say in ad-
dition, add, comment upon ; to
repeat, say again. 1 a. ind. act.
cirtiira. 2 a. ind. act. iirtlnov
inf. ckcittciV par. cirtnruv.
Eniira, (fr. same, and fm or Ziro-
uat to follow) to follow up, pur-
sue, aim at, strive to reach.
EmpaiihQrjv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass,
of n£pai6u>.
Eiripaoros, -ou, 6, >/, (fr. cm intens,
and epdu to love) beloved, very
lovely.
Eirtpydfyitai, f. -aao/xai, p. -aapai
(fr. £i7< intens. and cpyd^o^ai to
work) to work at or upon, ex-
ercise, practise, labour ; to till,
cultivate, plough ; to break up,
reclaim, improve.
ErrrpfWw, f. -daw, (fr. same, and
cpd?u) to prop) to stick fust into,
thrust into; to fix, fasten, make
Jinn ; to prop, stay, support.
1 a. ind. act. tirfipucm.
Eir/pciae, Ion. for en fj pet at, 3 sin. 1
a. ind. act. of last.
Eiriptffdat, pres. inf. mid. of errtpo-
fiat.
E.Trtpr!pH(Jii<H,by Att. redupl. for £Kf-
pttauut, per. ind.pass.offrfon'cw.
(224)
EnE
Eiriprjaa, -as, -1, I a. ind. act. ol
irtpdio.
E-nepioocvov, impf. — Excplaacvai
or -acv, 3 sin. 1 a. hid. act. of
ircpiaotvoi.
Enipouai, (fr. £7n intens. and {po-
fiai to ask) to inquire, demand ;
to solicit, canvass, put to the vote.
Encpfiaynv, -vs, -n, 2 a. ind. pass.
of empfn'iyvvui.
Eirtpfttpnv, -17$, -tf, 2 a. ind. pass.
of impfyi<pu), same as cirippiirru).
Etripfxtxra, -as, -c, in 3 pi. Err/p^w-
ouv, act. — Eircpbwadunv, -w,
-aro, in 3 pi. Ercpptiaavro, mid.
— Entppwodnv, -nSi ~n, pass. 1
a. ind. of cntpf>u>vvvpi.
E7T£pi5w, f. -IJo-w, (fr. cm intens. and
epvut to drag) to draw upon, draw
ovtr ; to watch, guardt keep, pre-
serve.
Eiripxofiai, f. circXci<rofun,p. cirfXv-
Oa, Att. ciriXfjXvda, (fr. £7rj upon,
and ipxouai to come) to come
upon, happen, befall ; to occur
to, come into the mind or head ;
to approach, come or go to, in-
vade, attack ; to arrive, be com-
ing or likely to come. 2 a. ind.
act. tn/jXvdov, by Sync. fjnjA-
6ov.
EirtpxSfitvos, 'n, -ov, par. pres. ind.
mid. of last.
Eiripxovr \ f°r zir(pX0VTali ** p!
pres. ind. mid. of same.
Eirtpurqv, pres. inf. act. cont. —
E-rrtpwruTUHjav, 3 pi. cont. pres.
impr. act Encpurndtts, par.
1 a. pass. — Eittpu>rrjaov, impr.
1 a. act. of
ntpvrdw -Co, f. -fjoin, p. CKtp&Tn-
Ka, (fr. cm intens. and epwrdu to
ask) to inquire, consult ; to ask,
demand, question, examine, scru-
tinize ; to answer a demand, sti-
pulate, engage, promise, under-
take, impf. act. vxripuTaov -uv,
-ats -as, -at -a. 1 a. act. ind. £71-17-
pmrntra ' impr. cireputrnffov, -dna.
Eirtpdrnpa, -aros, rd, (fr. last) a
question, inquiry ; a requisition,
demand ; an answer or reply
agreeing to the demand ; an en-
gagement, undertaking.
Eircpwrfioas, -aaa, -av, 1 a. par.
act. of same.
EirtpuTnais, -«oj, Att. -tu>s, h, (&•
same) an asking, interrogation,
inquiry ; a question, demand.
Eirfcata, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
emodrru).
EttofioXia, -as, ft, (fr. next) re-
proach, abuse, a taunt, calumny,
slander; talk.
E-niofioXos, -ov, 6, 1), (fr. cm upon,
cs for as int°> an^ PdXXw to
throw) railing, reviling, abusive,
slundercus, calumniating. Subs.
a babbler.
"Emadai, pres. inf. mid. 'EntaSta
3 sin. 'EniaBoiv, 3 du. pres.
impr. mid. of eiropat.
EmaBliD, (fr. ett? upon, and eo&lu
to eat) to eat more or beside, eat
one thing on another.
Emoi, and Poet. 'Eir£ff<rt»d. pi. of
ivos.
EIIE
EIIE
EirE<rva£bv, -ts, -e, impf. act. of 'Errirys, -ov, b, and'Errmj,-^*)?,^,
(fr. ttrouai to follow) a follower,
attendant, companion ; a servant,
Eirtrycrios, -a, -ov, and -ov, 6, >},
(fr. em intens. and iros a year)
yearly, for the year, during the
whole year.
EntTidovv, 1 sin. or 3 pi. cont.impf.
act. oftmTiOyjxi, as if fr. tiririOiu).
E ntriftaov -to v, -ats -as, -at -a, impf.
act. — EittTiu.yca, 1 a. ind. act.
of eiriTtudts).
EntTOvca, -as, -t, Poet, for t-rirooa,
or tniruca, 1 a. ind. act. o(ttct6io.
EittTpairqv, -ys,-y, pass. 2 a. — ErrE'-
rpcxpa, -as, -t, act. EiT£Tpe\],d(.tiiv,
-to, -aro, mid. 1 a. ind. of tmTpiiru).
Eirirv^ov, -es, -t or -tv, 2 a. ind.
act. of ETrirvy^avw.
Eirevab'ov, -ts, -e, ^Eol. for tiridSov,
which Ion. for ec^ov, 2 a. ind.
act. of £0ai!/ii>, same as ufo'to.
E5H <TKa' £t0.
Err£(7/c£rov, -ts, -£, impf. act. of cm
aK(TTU).
EirtCKt\pduyv, -to, -aro, 2 pi. ElTE-
oKftpacde, 1 a. ind. mid. of crrt
oKiTrofiai.
ErrecrKtaaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
e-LCKid^o).
EirtaidpTaca, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act
of tirioKiprdto.
EmaKdrnaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act
of tirioKoriw.
'Eirccov, -ts, -£» 2 a. ind. act. of
m'-rio.
E-rtianioQai, Ion. for t<f>iirtadai
pres. inf. mid. of ttpiiru).
'Eteo-ttov, ind. — Emarclv, inf. —
E7r<o-7rd)v,par.2 a.act. of tiriairtu
"Eirtaatrai, Poet, for tiriatrai, 3
sin. of t-rciao/iai, 1 f. of tTttifti, to
be with.
"Evtcatvovro, by Metath. for Ette-
atatvovro, 3 pi. pper. pass, of
e-ic£v<t).
Eiriaavrai, Metath. for eviofovrat,
3 sin. per. pass. — Enwouro, for
tTTt at avro, 3 sin. pper. pass, of
trticvo).
Eir/o-raA/xat, -aai, -rai, per. ind.
pass. — Erearei\a, -as, -£, 1 a.
ind. act. — E-£0T£tXa/*>7v, -to,
-aro, 1 a. ind. mid. of tiriortWu).
Ejr£OT£va^t^ov, -ts, -£, impf. of t-xi-
o-r£va^;t^co.
EtteVtevov, -£<:,-£, impf. act. of etr-
tTTEVtO.
EncffTcipdnnv, -to, -aro, in 3 pi.
-avro, 1 a. ind. mid. offmari(f>u>.
Erfo-rEto?, Ion. for fc^Eo-rato;, which
byCras. for £0£O"n7Kwj, par. per.
act. — Eniffrriv, -t)s, -y, 3 pi. E7te'-
aryaav, 2 a. ind. act. of t(piaryui.
EneaTtipiKTo, 3 sin. pper. pass
EtTtirfipi^a, -as, -£, 3 pi. -fav, 1
a. ind. act. of tirio-rypifa.
'Etteitt-j, (impers. fr. insifu to im-
pend )t7 is lawful,allowable,itmay.
Eirearovdx^ov, -ts, -£, impf. act.
of £7rto-rova^('^w.
Eircarpafiuivos, -y, -ov, par. per.
pass. — E-Keorpdipyi', -rjs, -y, 2
a. ind. pass. — EirioTptipa, -as,
-e, 1 a. ind. act. of em<rTpi<p<a.
ErrEtrructf'Xj^ov, -ts, -£, impf. act.
Of tmO~TV(f>t\l£(>).
'EirEtT^ov, -ts, -£, act. — Erftr^d-
uyv, -ov, -tro, mid. 2 a. ind. of
£7TE^tO.
*En-£7vn, 3 sin. pres. ind. of £7ro^a«.
"Eirirai-a, -as, -£ or -ev, 1 a. ind.
act. of £ir(ra<x<Tto.
'Eniras, -a, 6, Dor. for i-rrirys.
EirtrdoQyv, -ys, -y, 1 a. ind. pass.
of nerlvvvpi, or ircrdfa.
E~ira\a, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
EirirE'XX
Etrtrtiog, -ov, b, f/, (fr. tiri upon,
EvevBduyv, -ov, -tro, in 1 pi. Ercv-
OdfitQa, impf. mid. of 7r£ii0Ojuat.
Eirtvdvfitu) -to, f. -7/trto, fr. tirl in-
tens. and evAv/ie'io, which see.
E7T£DAcroj, -ov, b, f), (fr. tirzv^ouai
to pray for) to he wished for, de-
sirable, eligible.
Eirtv^dutvos, -y, -ov, par. 1 a.
mid. of eirevxouai.
Enevcpyneu) -to, f. -rjau, (fr. tirl in-
tens. and cvQyftio) to praise) to
commend, extol, applaud, cele-
brate; to approve, assent, agree;
to bless. 1 a. ind. act. tntviprjuy-
aa, 3 pi. tTzcvtyfipyaav.
Ettev^eo, Ion. for £rrai^ou, pres.
impr. of
Eirtv^ouai, f. -tv^ouat, p. -tvypai,
(fr. cri upon, and tv-xppai to
pray) to pray over or for ; to
boast or exult over ; to thank, re-
turn thanks ; to pray to, address
with prayer ; to vow.
EffEvtov/^to, f. -Ytrio, (fr. e-rri intens.
cv well, and tov/ ou.ai to buy) to un-
dervalue, underrate, depreciate;
to cheapen, buy at a low rate.
Ettt<pdvyv, -»??, -77, 2 a. ind. pass. —
ErrfctavTo, Poet, for Tre^affjjiivoi
ycav. 3 pi. pper. pass, of^atvto.
EirtQepov, -es, -£, impf. act. of£7rt-
0/pto.
'E7r£0vov, -£?, -£, impf. or 2 a. ind.
act. of TTE'iivto, which by Sync,
for 7T£<Tjfvio, which by redupl. for
ctE'vto. Or, fr. tif'vto thus, 2 a.
itpevov, by Syrac. redupl. ciricpe-
vov, which by Sync, iirecpvov. Or,
by Sync, for cni<povov, 2 a ind.
act. of eiri<povt(i).
ErrifpaSov, -es, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
E7r(0pa'^to. Or, by Syrac. re-
dupl. for tcppaSov, 2 a. ind. act.
of 6pdfa. Or, impf. of -rtttypd-
c*to, (fr. vi<ppa8a, per. mid. of
<7Jpfl'£tO.)
and hos a year) yearly, annualAEvtdpdcaT'' by Apos. — E-rreQpdo-
anniversary. aaro, Poet, for tirzfypdaaTo, 3
EttjYeXXe, act. — Er£Tf'XX£T' for' sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of £7rt0pa'£to.
ETTErf'XXEro, pass. 3 sin. impf. EviQvkov, -is, -t, impf. act. of ite
ind. of ErrtTE'XXto
EffErEpir^r, -ov, -tro, impf. pass.
Of ETTITEprtO.
Eirt^rjitvca, -as, -£, 1 a, ind. act.
Of ETTlTf/lJft'lO.
Ft
<p vku), same as <pvw.
Eirccjvd^yv, -ov, -tro, impf. pasi. cf
tTTlfvO/JLlll.
ETr£0tov£«, 3 sin. -vow, S pi. cont
impf. act. of tmtbwviu).
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EIIH
EirtyiooKt, 3 sin. impf. act. of «jri«
(pUKTKU).
'Err£^£, impr. — Ette'^ejv, inf. prei.
act. of Eff/yto.
Eirtxcipyaa, -as, -t, 3 pi. -av, 1 a.
md. act. — Eir£^Ei'p£ov -ow, -its
-tts,-ct-ti, impf. act. ofETri^Ejpfto.
ETTtxtdfiyv -ov/iyv, -iov -ov, ivra
-tiro, impf. pass. — Ette^eov -ovv,
-££S -£« s, -££ -ti ,impf. act. offTn^fw .
E7rf'^0/;v, -iff, -y, 1 a. ind. pass, of
KtKU), same as irdKOi.
E;:f^paov-tov, impf. act. oftmxpdu.
Evixpiaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
Ette^io, t. £t/>E^to or £7ritT^f;tTto, p.
tnio^yKa, (fr. £7rt upon, and i^u
to hold) to hold in, keep back%
check, stop, restrain; to hinder,
prevent, forbid ; to withhold,
pause, suspend, forbear ; to de-
lay, tarry, stay, wait ; to apply,
fix, advert, attend, regcu d, listen
to; to aim at, direct against;
to supply, provide, furnish ; to
occupy, possess, enjoy ; to con-
strain, press hard upon, urge.
impf. act. etteT^ov. 2 a. ind. act.
£7TEtr^OV.
En-E^tov, pi. -%ovTts, par. pres. act.
of last.
'Ette^o, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
TTE'TTTtO.
Eiteiov, g. pi. — 'Ettj7, for Sirca, n.
a. v. pi. of inos.
Eirf), 3 sin. pres. sub. of inctm, to
be in.
Et;i'$o\os, -ov, b, f], Poet, for eirf-
(3o\os.
E-xt'iydyov, -es, -t, Att. for eirrjyovj
act. — Eiryyay6u.yv, -ov, -tro,
Att. for tiryy6uyv, mid. 2 a. ind.
Of ETTtfytO.
Eirj7yy£iXa> -as, -£, act. — Eiryy-
yti\dfxyv, -to, -aro, mid. 1 a. ind.
— Eiryyyt\uai, -cat, -rat, per.
ind. pass, of E?rayyEXXto.
Eiryytipa.y-as, -t, 3 pi. -pav, 1 a.
ind. act. of ttrtyt'.pu.
EnyyKtvtSts, -tov, at, (perhaps fr.
E7rt upon, ev on, and Ktvds empty.
Or, perhaps fr. eirtvtyKOj to
stretch along) the deck of a ship ;
the hatches.
Eirvyopcvo), f. -EVffto, and Eiryyopiut
-to, (fr. same, and ayoptvu) or
-peto to harangue, th. ayopa a
court) to speak against, accuse,
charge, blame.
Eirrjttv, -tis, -ti, pper. of iirctui, to
goto.
E7r??£v, for rrryv, impf. of iittiyLt, to
be in.
Erytrdvbs, -y, -o*v, (fr. tirl in, and
iros a year) yearly, annual.
EityOpy Kids, -via, -bs, par. per. act.
of ztraQpio).
ErryKa, -as, -t, 3 pi. Eiryicav, Ion.
for tcpT]Ka, 1 a. ind. act. of t<piyut.
EiryKo^ovOyca, -as, -£, 1 a. ind.
act. of £TraKoXoi>0£'to.
Ett/koos, -ov, 6, >), (fr. tnaKoio) to
listen) audible; hearing, listen-
ing, attentive ; a hearer, witness ;
favourable, propitious, kind.
E-'Kovca, 'as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
ETTaKOVtO.
etui
RirnKpoadunv -u>(i/?v, -liov -w, -dim
-aro, 3 pi. EnnKpodovro -uivro,
impf. pass-, of tvaicpodonai.
"E.irn\u, -us, -t> 3 pi. -uv, l a. ind.
act. of 7TrtAXai.
EeijXfloi', -f$, -£» by Sync, for crf,-
XvOov. 2 a. act. of inipxouai.
EnnXvydfa or -i$o, (fir. tri upon,
and r;Xiya(iu to shade, th. ijXvy^
darkness) /o overshadow, shade,
cmrr, flarken ; tu ihsuuisc.
f, n. pi. of /7r>;X('f.
ErrnXvtiw, -is, -c, and by Sync.
cnfjXOov, 2 a. ind. act. of L-ipx"-
ftat.
'EirnXvs, -titos, 6, »/, (fr. rtr? to, and
cXcvOu, obs. to come) a itrangtr,
nno-comer; a foreigner.
Etrr;Aii<7l<i, -«s, Inn. EirrjXi/cm;, -ef,
ff, (fr. same) '/ earning, approach. \
arrival, appearance ; a charm,
philtrg; inra'it itwn, uitehcrafl.
Ew^Xfirrjj, and ET-?Xuro{, ~ov, 6, >/,
(fr. MIIW) 'i strangtr, fnrtijner.
"Errjfipia, -us, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
■xnuuitnii.
Emiuoijibs, -»j, -bv, fr. citl intens.
and uuotpds, wh'ch see.
Eirfji-, 1 or 3 sin. impf. o( inapt, to
he in.
Errrjv, Ion. for indv.
Enfjvcov ">vr, -as -as, -ct-fi, impf.
act. — Enijrt oa iv, Poet, for iwn-
vconv,$ pi. o' Ejr^i'tfffj, also Err}-
vnau, -as, -c, I a. ind. act. of
inanity.
'Ennv6a, -ns, -r, and by Alt
Epenth. mivfjvoOat per. mid. of
flMI'flflll.
Em', i rr/aa, -as, -r, 1 a. ind. act. of
cnavrdw.
EnnvvQnv, -ijf, -q, 1 a. ind. pass
of inavvw.
'Enr,£a,-as, -tor-rv, act. — Entfid-
unv, -J, -aro, mid. 1 a. ind. of
*KfiyvvfH.
EirnnciXnoa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
of cnanaXiu.
Enfipa, -a?, -£, act. — Ennpdfinv,
-a), -aro, mid. 1 a. ind. off7rn/pw.
Enrpnros, -ov, 5, {/, (fr. cttc intens.
and cpdto to love) lovely, amia-
ble, pleasing, agreeable, gratify-
in e;, desirable.
Eirnpea&vTes, n. pi. par. pres. act. of
Ennpcn^u), f. -Sou), p. nnnpiaKa,
(perhaps fr. ml against, and
'Apns Mars or war) to injure,
hurt ; to trouble, vex, harass, in-
sult, treat cruelly or wantonly ;
to slander : to arraign, accuse.
Envptaaubs, -ov, 6, f/, (fr. last) in-
jury, wrong ; vexation, trouble,
insult, contumely; ill-will, ma-
lice, malignity.
ErrrtptaiTTtKbs, -r), -bv, (fr. same)
injurvms, wrongful ; insolent,
vexatious, troublesome ; mali-
ciiu*, spiteful.
Rvripc or -ocv, 3 sin. Enfipav, 3 pi.
la. ind. act Enypdnv, -ns,
-n, 1 a. bH. pass. — Enr,o>cu,
per. ind. act. of C7T <<'pa>.
Emipaa,-ac, f), (fr. cnnocd^u) to in-
jure) injury \ harm ; mischief,
wrong, insult, malice, hatred;
slander, calumny.
Em
Eirfjptrpos, -ov, b, //, (fr. tm upon
and tpcTfibf an oar) rowing, that
can he rowed, made fur rowing
e'piippid, provided or furnished
with oars.
Ernptro, 3 sin. impf. mid. of cni-
pifinl, but
Eirfiptro,3 sin. impf. pass, odnuipu.
Ernpt<pt)s, -ios -ovi, 6, f), (fr. in)
upon, and tptyui to roof) roof-
ed, covered; hidden, conctuUtl ;
shadif, ovirshadou cd.
EmjpOnv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass, of
in.apw.
Eiri'piu, -as, »/, same as it
Exfipicmv -ovv,-itsmtis,-u -a, impf
ari. — ErrjuKica, -us, -c, in 3 pi.
•uv, 1 a. iricf. act. of tirupiciu).
Eiri/Ofjtvos, -n, -ov, per. per. pass.
<>( iir iiput.
Esi'ipau, -as, -c, JEu\. for trr/jpa, 1
a. ind. act. of izdpm.
Eirijprrjftivos, -n, -ov, par. per.
peJB, of fnipriiu.
Ernpibra, 3 sin. Errrjpu»rwv, 3 pi.
(unt. of Eirvpuraov -wv, impf.
act. — Ennpltrnaa, -as, -I or -tv,
3 pi. -rnauv, 1 a. ind. act. of itrt-
puirdu).
Ennoav, 3 pi. impf. of ivaut, to be
over. Or 3 pi. 1 a. of inapt, to
go to.
ErnaBcXtv, Ion. for i<f>i,<j6iitv,
which by Sync, for t^rjaQdnaav,
3 pi. 1 a. opt. pass, of c^r/Hoftai.
EirnerOdftyv, -ov, -ero, 2 a. ind. mid.
of tiratoQdvopai.
EnnaKijadunv, -w, -oro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of ciriiuKfu).
"Eirnrui, 3 sin. pres. sub. mid. of
'iirount.
Eirfirns, -ov or -cos -ovs, o, n, (fr.
fTTiu to speak) articulate, speak-
ing ; eloquent, fluent ; sensible,
prudent.
Em'/Tpffios, -ov, o, f), (fr. tnl intens.
and -/irpiov a warp) thick, close
together, crowded, full.
Enn^iu) -w, (fr. same, and n^iut to
sound) to make a noise against,
drown,overpower,stun, confound ;
to rattle, resound ; to sound, play
upon.
Eirn^dcauivos, and -nuivos, -n, -ov,
par. per. pass, of tird^douat.
Em, a preposition governing the
g. d. a. cases, on, upon, over,
above ; in, to, at, unto, into ;
in, by, near, at, before, in pre-
sence of, among ; during, at,
when,, in the time of; of, about,
concerning ; according or agree-
ably to ; for, on account of for
the. sake of; over and above, be-
sides; towards, against; in the
power of, under. 'O tm Kmrdvos,
a chamberlain. Eiri Ebiffoaiov,
in the days of Elisha. Eir' h&id-
6ap tov ap^ispfoSt in the time of
Ahiathar. Eir' a\nddas, with or
in truth. Eir? hi rovr&v, mean-
while. Em uaprvpwv or paprvoi,
by witnesses. Eiri fiTv^'Q, quiet-
ly. Eir' urxvi, with force. Eir'
t^ny^y'n, for being carried away.
E<j>y oJs iaaiv, on which account
they went. Eir? itaai Si tov to is,
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Eni
beside all these. Eir? ro7s dprots,
after or in consequinrf o/*the mi-
racle of the loaves. Em rivt itnyfj,
by a certain fnuntuin. TVXfurpv
cm miiai, to die Inning chihlren.
cm irdWats (Ufatoit, niUr u rit-
iiia turn* hooks. Em rovrois ira-
pdyayc, bring up ajhr these. E<f
!\)tc, upon that condition. Err?
ru7s ei'o^iuai, with their bodies;
Upon thttr personal security. Err?
\o6vov, after a while ; in some
'Ayctv cm rus dp%as, to
bring btfort magistrates. Em
StftaPf to the right. Eni f)vtuv or
>';i"'s", to the left ; to the reins or
bridle hand. Em udX'Xov, the more.
'Em, for fwcan, 3 sin. ; or for
inciat, 3 pi. pres. of ckciui, to bt
in or aiming,
Emu'XXw, (fr. tir? upon, and nfXXw
to send) to send forth, utter; to
dart or cast forth / to instigate^
set upon ; to set forwarii, pro-
mote ; to lay hanxh upon ; to aim
at, desire.
Emd\ucvos, by Sync, for tma\\6-
ficvos, par. pres. mid. of last. Or
Poet, for c(j>a\\6ucvos, par. pres.
mid. of c<pd\\ouat.
Kwtav&dvm, Poet, or Ion. for c<pav-
Sdvut, fr. in-J intens. and avidvut,
which see.
En'taaa, -as, -c, pi. -aarc, -aav, 1 a.
ind. act. — EmdaOnv, 1 a. ind.
pass, of md£u>.
Emavu, f. -cru), p. cnlavKa, (fr. tirl
in, and iavu> to abide) to sleep at
or with, lodge in.
Emdyut, (fr. tir? upon, and irf^w to
shout) to cry out or call to; to
call upon, exhort, impf. act.
ciriaxov.
Em[la, by Poet. Aphaer. forcrr//?^-
9 1, 2 a. impr. act. of cirifinui or
cmftaivw.
Eirij3a6pa, -as, »/, (fr. cmpaivui to
mount) a ladder, stairs, steps;
ascent.
EniffaOpov, -ov, rb, (fr. same)/er-
ry-money,fare.
Em(iainv, -ns, n, 2 a. opt. act. of
cni0n/xi or -(ialvw.
Emftaiviucv, Ion. for tmfiatvtiv,
pres. inf. act. of
Emfiaivu), f. mid. ->'/ffouai, p. cm-
fiifinKa, (fr. cm upon, and 0a(vu)
to go) to walk upon; to enter
into, go on board, embark ; to
step upon, get on land ; to mount,
go up, get upon ; to come or go
into ; to go over, pass through,
travel over ; to make mount, set
or put upon ; to bring upon, in-
flict ; to load ; to raise, lift up ,
to exalt, extol, magnify. 2 a. act.
ind. c-nifinv' impr. tmj3ndi- par.
cmftAs, (as fr. cm^n/xt.)
EmfidWcv, Dor. for cmfidWov,
pres. impr. mid Em/?a'XX£j,3
sin. pres. ind. act. — EmffdWov,
neut. par. pres. act. — Er(/3a-
\ovai, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. — Eirt-
@d\u), -T/s, -p, sub. PaXctv,
inf. I3a\u>v, par. 2. a. act. of
E7ri,6«AXa. f. -aXw, p. cmfScjiXriKa,
(fr. cm upon, and 8d\Xw to
Em
throw)' to cast, throw, lay, put
upon or into ; to put over, cover,
clothe, dress ; to muffle, xrrap up ;
to put to, add ; to come to, fall to,
as a share or lot ; to beat or
burst into, rush, force ; to think
on, attend, apply; to set the
mind upon, desire, wish, long
for ; to impose upon, deceive ; to
appoint, enjoin, impf. act. znl
0aXXov. 2 a. act. ind. zTrifidXov,
par. zmfiaX&v. per. pass. ind.
ziri^ifiXr/jxai.
EmpaXovoa, fern. par. 2 a. act. —
EmliaXovai, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. —
EmpaXuv, par. 2 a. act. of last.
Riri(iap(u) -5, f. -fjcrw, (fr. zm upon,
and (itipiui to load, th. (3dpo$ a
weight) to burden, be chargea-
ble to; to overburden, overload,
overcharge; to oppress, crush,
ovenohelm. I a. act. ind. ttrt.-
(Sdpnaa.
'EmfiapTjarai, 1 a. inf. act. — Km-
fiapQ, pres. sub. act. cont. of last.
E~i(3ds, -aaa, -av, n. pi. -fidvrzs,
par. 2 a. act. of zm(5aivu>.
Ert'/Jaatj, -io$, Att. -ea>?, f), (fr.
emfialvu) to mount) a mounting,
ascending, going up ; an ascent,
rising; an entering into, inva-
sion, inroad ; a vetecle, carriage ;
a foundation, foot, base, pedestal.
EvipdaKz^zv, Ion. for zitifidaicziv,
pres. inf. act. of
Ert/JajKU), Poet, for £7rt/?atvto.
Eiriparzvu), (fr. ziti upon, and (5a-
Tzva) to mount, th. /?atvw to go)
to step upon, mount ; to enter
into or upon ; to seize, possess,
usurp.
toTrifiarfipia, -(av, rd, (neut. pi. of
next) machines for storming walls,
scaling ladders.
Emffarrjpiog, -ov, b, ff, (fr. zm-
paivw to mount) that mounts or
rises; that enables to mount or
scale ; rising, towering.
E.Ttj3ar>7j, -oi', b, (fr. same) one
that mounts or is carried ; a sail-
or, passenger, rider, horseman,
charioteer.
E:r<j3ardj, -fi,-bv, (fr. same) acces-
sible.
Eiri(iba, and Eirlfio'ris, an Athenian
festival; the fourth day of any
Athenian festival ; the day after
a wedding, or the second day of
a marriage feast.
Em0z(5r)K(bs, -via, -o?, par. per.
act Emfifjuzvai, JEo\. or Dor.
for ziri(3Tivai, 2 a. inf. act. of
imfiaUxa.
Eir:j3rjni, same as zm(5nlva>, and
from which it borrows the 2 a.
Emfitivzuzv, Ion. for zirififiaziv, 1 f.
inf. act. — Empt'iaio, Ion. for
zmfffjarov, an imperative formed
irregularly from zmfir'ioouai, 1
f. mid. — Em(irio6ixzvos, par. 1
f. mid. of same.
Emf3i(idfa, f. -flaw, p. zirifizfiitia-
Ka, (fr. tm upon, and j3tl3d^o) to
set) to put, set or place upon :
to mount, set on, make rile or
drive ; to ship, put on board ; to
vet up again*, -&tore, replace,
Em
reinstate. 1 a. ind. act. zirz0i-
(5aaa.
Etti(3i6<j), or ETrifiiwui, (fr. zm in-
tens. and /3/<5w to live) to survive,
outlive, live beyond. 2 a. md. act.
ztrzfiiuiv, -to?, -to.
Emj3Xfnu), f. -<fu>, p. zm^z^Xz^a,
(fr. zm upon, and jSXfVw to look)
to look upon, regard, favour ; to
look up to, respect, revere.
Eici($Xi\r,eia, -a?, -c, -flEol. for zrn-
PXi\paiut,-ais, -at, 1 a. opt. act.
— EtrifiXtyrjTz, 2 pi. 1 a. sub.
— EirtjiXz^ov, impr. 1 a. act. of
last.
EmffXfj, -rjs, »';, (fr. zntQaXXw to
put in) a buckle.
EnlfiXnua, -aros, to, (fr. same) a
piece or thing put on or added ;
a patch ; an addition ; an upper
garment; an ornament; a lid,
cover.
Em/JAfa, -rjros, >'/, (fr. same) a
bolt, bar, latch; a pin, peg.
Eiri(3odu) -w,f. ->7<ra),p. zirtftzfioriKa,
(fr. £7rt upon, and (lodu> to cry)
to cry aloud, roar out, exclaim;
to invoke, call upon, implore.
Eiti(36t)tos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. last) cried
up, extolled ; celebrated, famous ;
notorious, infamous.
EmfidXaiov, -ov, rd, (fr. zm(ldXX<i)
to put on) a veil, dress, outside
garment. See em^Xtjua.
EirtfioXfi, -rjs, f), (fr. same) a laying
on, imposition, putting together j
an impression, stamp; a tax,
tribute ; a seizure, laying hold
of; a building, edifice, fabric;
an assault, invasion, inroad, in-
cursion ; a beginning, attempt,
undertaking, enterprise ; appli-
cation, attention, study ; a view
or glance of the mind ; scope,
range, extent, comprehension.
Err(0oXoi, -ov, b, //, (fr. same) that
has got, attained or arrived at
master of, competent, fit, equal
to ; a partaker, sharer.
Em/36<TKU), f. -r)au>, (fr. zirl intens.
and (36<TKu> to graze) to graze
upon, feed ; to pasture, herd,
tend,
EmffovicdXiov, -ov, rd, same as
(iovKdXtov.
Eiu(iovK6Xos, -ov, b, same as /?ou-
k6Xo$.
EinfiovXzvua, -aros, rd, (fr. next)
same as ziri(iovXtj.
Em(iovXziu>, f. -zvcru), (fr. next) to
conspire, intrigue, plot, consult
against, lie in wait, lay snares
for ; to deliberate, consider, me-
ditate, revolve in mind.
EirifiovXii, -7/s, >', (fr. zm against,
and fiovXri a design) a design
against, ambush; a conspiracy,
plot, intrigue ; an attempt, exer-
tion, effort.
EirlfiovXog, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same)
insidious, treacherous. Subs, a
r.onviraior, traitor.
EttiPoCjvtzs, n. pi. cont. par. pres.
act. of £7rt/?oaw.
Etti00u?>vv(j), fr. £7n intens. and
fipadvvu), which see.
Eiri0pax», (fr. same, and (Spayis
(.227 J
Era
short) for a short time, for a
while; in a short time, shortly,
soon.
Eirt/ipfuo), fr. £7rt intens. and 0p{-
uu>, which see.
Eiri(ipfx^t (fr- «ti upon, and (Jp(»
^to to moisten) to rain upon,
sprinkle, bedew, wet.
Evifipidui, f. -<rw, (fr. same, and
PpiOu) to be heavy) to bear hard
upon, oppress, overwhelm ; to
invade, attack, assail, come upon
suddenly.
Evi(ip6vTr)To<;, -ov, b, fi, (fr. zirl
upon, and ppovrri thunder) t/iu?i-
derstruck ; astonished, amazed,
confounded ; distracted, mad ;
wrapt, enraptured.
Emfivij), fr. £7rt intens. and (ivu,
which see.
Eirtfiiofiia, -tov, rd, (fr. £irt upon,
and j3o)ud$ an altar) a sacrifice,
victim, offering.
ETrt(3<H>aao9ai, Eiu(iti>a6uz9a, Efft-
j8wcrwvr«t, Ion. and Poet, for
emfforjaaodai, 1 a. inf. mid. £7rt-
Ponooftzda, 1 pi. 1 f. ind. mid.
and £7rt/?o)/ffwvrat, 3 pi. 1 a. sub.
mid. of zmfiodu).
Emfiwa-rpiu) -w, (fr. znt intens. and
/Jtoffrpf'to, which see) a Doric
word, same as zmflodu.
Eirij3oJTwp, -opo$, b, fr. same, and
/Jwrwp or (3or>ip, see either.
Eniyaios, -ov, b, %, (fr. em upon,
and yala, Poet, for y?i the earth)
upon the earth, creeping, cruivl-
ing.
Emyauflpzvu), f. -fiwerw, p. £7riye-
ydufipzvKa, (fr. £rrt upon, and
yan(3pzvu) to wed) to make con-
nexions by marriage, espouse,
become a son-in-law, contract af-
finity ; to marry a woman, par-
ticularly a brother's widow, by
reason of affinity.
Emyauia, -a?, f}, (fr. same, and
yd/ioi wedlock) marriage, con-
nexion ; the marriage-vow, ma-
trimonial rights.
Enlyanos, -ov,b,f), (fr. same) mar-
riageable.
Emydarptov, -ou, 7d, (fr. errt at, and
yaarfip the belly) the outer part
of the belly ; hence epigastrium.
Eiriyzyovu>s, -via, -bs, par. per.
mid. of emyivouai.
Eniyzypafjufvos, -rj, -ov, par. per.
pass, of zinypdtyb).
Emyzia, -wv, rd, (fr. £»rt towards,
and yf'a yrj the earth) a cable,
havjser or rope holding a vessel
to the land, an end on shore.
Eiriyztov, -ov, rd, (fr. same) the
position of a heavenly body when
nearest the earth, its approach to
the earth ; hence epigee.
Errlyzios, and E7rtyatoy, -ov, b, >/,
(fr. same) of the earth, earthly,
terrestrial, mundane ; earthy, like
clay.
EirtyeXdu) -5, f. -a<rw, (fr. £7rt
against, and yjXrfw to laugh) to
laugh at, ridicule, mock, deride ;
to taunt ; to insult.
Enyzfit^u), (fr. zvi intens. and vfi-
ui£u> to load) to overUad.
Em
Ertyrv<5/i£yo?, -n, -ov, par. 2 a. mid.
of tmyivopiat.
Eniyta, -wv, r«, same as cirlycia.
Kmyiyvoitat, same as cmyiiouai,
par. pres. f.Tiyiyid/uvoj.
E»ny(Vo^a«, f. emycvnoofiat, p. tirj-
y/yova, (fr. cm upon, and yivouai
to be ) to com« o/ier or upon suc-
ceed, follow ; to be born after or
from, be descended from ; to sprout
or spring up, arise, grow on ; to
go on, be protracted; to come
upon, surprise. 2 a. ind. mid.
txcyevduriv.
'Rmyiv6ucvoi, -u>v, of, (pi. mas
par. pres. of last) posterity, de-
scendants.
KmyivuoKu>, f. mid. ciriyvioaoua
p. tirfyvuica, (fr. cm mtens. and
ytvuxjKui to know) to know or
perceive clearly, understand ; to
be acquainted with ; to be inform-
ed, come to know, know again,
recollect; to recognise, acknow-
ledge. 1 a. ind. act. ciriyvwoa. 2
a. act. ind. (fr. yvw/it) cniyvw'
impr. titlyvwBi' opt. cmyvolnv
sub. tmyvSt' inf. twiyvOvat" par.
tmyvovs. per. pass, ntiyvwopai.
1 a. pass. ind. cneyvuio-Qnv.
EjnyXuxTfflf or -urr"n, -Itos, //, (fr.
citl over, and yXStaaa the tongue)
a little tongue; the epiglottis, a
fleshy substance attached to the
palate ; a tip, point, end, te-
non, &c.
Eirtyvd/iirrw, f. -\p(j, p. -Qa, (fr.
cm intens. and yvdinrru) to bend)
to bend, twist ; to pervert, warp ;
to incline, dispose induce, per-
suade. 1 a. act. ind. cniyvampa'
par. cmyvdpxpas.
Kmyvoinv, -«, ->/, 2 a. opt. act. —
Kmyvoif, -ovaa, -bv, pi. n. -yv6v-
Td, g. -yvdi'Tuiv, d. -yvovat, par.
2 a. act. — Emyvwdt, 2 a. impr.
act. of tjnyvw/it, see tmyivuo--
Kb).
JZrriyvwpoaVvr), -ns, f), (fr. cmyi-
vuhtku) to recognise) knowledge ;
a judgment, determination ; a
hearing, inquiry, trial ; cogni-
zance ; acknowledgment.
Einyvw/iwv, -ovos, 6, (fr. same) a
judge, umpire, commissioner ; a
mediator, instructer. Adj. con-
siderate, liberal, indulgent.
EmyvUvai, 2 a. inf. act. — Ejti-
yvw, -at?, -&, 2 a. sub. act. —
EmyvwaOrjoofiat, 1 f. ind. pass.
— EmyvtLaouai, -ji, -crai, 2 pi.
'Eirtyvuffccdc, 1 f. ind. mid. of
CTTiyiVUHTKUi.
Eriynixny, -tog, Att. -eu)?, f), (fr.
same) knowledge, acquaintance ;
acknowledgment, owning, con-
fession, recognition ; cognizance.
d. tTTiyvtZaci, a. cmyvwaiv.
"EmyvuxTTOs, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same)
known, acknowledged, recognised.
Emyovn, -rjs, fj, (fr. cmyivopai to
come after) propagation, breed ;
a crop.
Eiriyovot, -wv, of, (fr. same) de-
scendants, posterity ; offspring,
children.
Emyovvioiof, -ov, b, >/, (fr. erl
£m
upon, and y6w the knee) upon
tfie knees or lap.
E^yovvij, -Idos, f), (fr. same) the
thigh, ham, hough ; cap of the
kner.
Emypdft&nv^fr.cmypdtyu) to graze)
lightly, slightly, superficially.
Emypaftpa, -aros, rd, (fr. cmypd-
<pu> to write upon) an nigrum j
superscription, title, write
Emypd<pci's, -ios, Att. -*u>j, b, (fr.
same) a writer, accountant ; a
treasurer, collector.
Emypa<f»)f -Tn, f), (fr. same) an
inscription, superscription, title,
writing, bill, notice ; a registry,
enrolment, account.
EmypX<pu>, f. -\pu>, p. CTtyiypdQa,
(fr. cm upon, and ypa'0w to write)
to write upon, inscribe, engrave ;
to entitle, superscribe; to uriti
out, describe ; to write under,
subscribe, sign ; to enrol, regis-
ter ; to impute, set down to,
charge, give credit for ; to graze,
ruffle, strike liglitly. 1 a. ind. act.
ciriypa^a. per. pass. ind. cmyi-
y pa filial, pper. pass, tircycypdu-
uvv.
Emoalaioi, -ov, b, //, (fr. cm intens.
and bait* to share) common, ge-
neral, public, belonging to many.
KmSaKvu), (fr. cm upon, and 8dicvu
to bite) to bite at, snap, snarl;
to backbite, slander, abuse; to
fight about, wrangle, quarrel.
EmSavcl^ouat, (fr. same, and 6a-
vclfa to lend on interest) to
pledge or pawn again, raise mo-
ney again on the same security ;
to mori
KmSaxl/iXcvu, and -cvouai, (fr. cm
intens. and 6a\pt\i)s copious) to
indulge, feast, entertain liberal-
ly, supply abundantly; to en-
rich, fatten ; to strengthen.
'T.-i''e, 2 a. impr. act. of cvciSu).
EiritaoWw?, -via, -Us, a. mas. Em-
IdutKdra, par. per. act. of tm-
Siouut.
EmSct)s1 "(os -ovs, b, i/, (fr. cmSio
uai to want) needy, poor, indi-
gent ; failing, wanting, deficient.
Emhtiyna, -aros, rd, (fr. cmScbcw-
fit to show) a sign, token, mark,
symptom ; a proof, demonstra-
tion ; an example, specimen,
model.
Emo'cicXa, (neut. pi. of next) per-
haps more properly cm oclcka,
in the afternoon, towards even-
ing, late.
Emtcic\os, -ov, b, fj, (fr. em at, and
StiXn evening) in the afternoon,
towards evening, late.
RmStbewut or EmhiKvvu}, f. dri-
Sci^u), p. cmSiSeiya, (fr. cm in-
tens. and bc'iKvvya to show) to
show plainly, exhibit, hold forth
to view, display; to make ap-
pear, demonstrate, prove ; to point
out. par. pres. act. emSeucvvs,
-vaa, -vv. 1 a. act. ind. ciribcil-a'
impr. exiSci%ov, 2 pi. cvibci^arc
inf. cmcc7^ai. par. pres. pass.
embeiKvvucvos.
EriSuKTiidk, -*), -ov, (fr.last) show-
Enr
ing, displaying, demonstrative,
showy, oat* ntoUous, apUadid.
Ejr/<5nfij, -ioi, Att. -cw?, {,, (fr.
i a showing, show, display,
linn ; proof, di monstration
a sproimrn, (sample.
fr, nri iritens.
and htKa ten) tenth,
EvtiMffQ or Emti(ta xtlfai U'r
IMXt) on the right.
Emtt(ioi, -a, -ov, (fr. cm upon, and
cV£of the right) right-handed,
right, on the right side ; rigid,
true, just; sincere, honest ; neut,
■■t, curious.
Emoiouai, (fr. cm intens. and Siu
to need) to want, need, require ,
to be deficient, fail, fall short of,
be inferior.
Emlipiccrai, 3 sin. pres. ind. mid.
of
Em6())Ku>, (fr. cm upon, and fiipict*
to look) to look upon, behold ; to
look into, examine, view, consi-
der, sum ii.
Embcvcai, Ion. for cmScvn, 2 sin.
pres. sub. mill, vftrtitim.
EmhCrji, 2 sui. pres. sub. act. of
same.
E7n<5£vfc, -iof -out, 6, >/, (Cr. cm-
8cvu to want) sec cmda'f.
Emicvu or ETrifooo/iai, (fr. cm in-
tens. and icvu) to want) same as
cmiioftat. par. pres. pass, cm-
ievducvoi.
Emcixcrat, 3 sin. of
E-mbtxpnai, f. -%ouat, p. cmbi&cy-
uat, (fr. cm intens. and ciyouat
to take) to take in, rtotivt. intir-
tain, welcome ; to undertake, lake
upon. impf. mid. circSc^unv, -ov,
-cro.
Emftu) -u>, f. -/ou, and -rjau,' (fr.
£7ri upon, and o7w to tie) to tie
upon, fasten, fix, loatl, saddle ;
to bind, wrap up.
Eri8n\oi, -ov, b, '/, (fr. cm intens.
and irj\o{ clear) plain, evident,
very clear, manifst, conspicuous.
Embrificvu), Poet, for
EmSijfjtu) -w, f. -//CM, p. cmbcSrjun-
tea, (fr. cmlnuos popular) to visit,
sojourn, lodge, reside, abide; to
return, come home from abroad ;
to stay or be at home; be in
town, in the city ; to go out, ap-
pear in public. 1 a. act. ind. circ-
Sniirjffa' par. cminfti/o-ai.
Em&iiula,-as, fj, (fr. same) a com-
ing, arrival, approach, return ; a
staying at home, privacy.
Eirlorjiiog, and EmSij/iios, -ov, b, i%
(fr. cm among, and crjuos peo-
ple) popular, vulgar; civil, in-
testine; public, epidemic; among
one'speople, at home, domestic; fo-
reign, strange, come from abroad.
EmSynovvrcf, n. pi. cont. par.
pres. act. of cmSrjfiiu).
EmSiaipcu) -w, f. -rjffii), p. cviSifi-
pnKa, (fr. same, and oiaipcw to
divide) to divide or share among,
allot, apportion, distribute. 2 a.
ind. mid. c-mEui\6y.nv par. £7rt-
Sic'Xdficvoi.
EmfjiaTdoo-ofiii, f. -^oftai, \tr. Ctrl
intens. and itardaoW to arrange)
Em
to appoint besides, command
moreover, entrust farther ; to su-
peradd; to alter, change. 1 a,
ind. mid. cmlicra^dfinv.
Em8iarpi(3(>), f. -i/>w, p. -<ba, fr
same, and Starpifiw, which see,
ErnSto'taut, f. eiuSuxro), p. em$i8u>'
ica, (fr. same, and 8iSu>ut to give)
to give into, hand over, deliver;
to give up, give over, resign ; to
give or lay out in addition, su-
peradd ; to improve, grow, in-
crease, impf. act. ciT£8i8(j)v, -ots
-ut, also eircSiSoov -ovv, -ocs -ovs,
-ot -ov,.(as if fr. cmSid6u>.) 1 a.
ind. act. eniSiOKa. 2 a. ind. act.
eiriSwv. 1 a. ind. pass. cireSd-
6r)v.
EmSicXd/xcvos, -n, -ov, par. 2 a
mid. of emdtaipiu).
EmStcrfis, -cos -ovs, b, »% (fr. cm
during, its twice, and iros a
year) for or during two years, of
two years, two years old.
EmiifccOat, pres. inf. mid. of
Emii£u>, (fr. cm intens. and ii£o>
to search) to inquire, examine,
investigate, search, try.
EmiiKd^u, (fr. same, and Sucd^u
to judge) to adjudge, pass sen-
tence. Emiacd£onat, to go to law,
dispute, claim ; to be adjudged,
succeed at law, gain a suit, re-
cover a right.
EmitKaaiyLbs, -ov, b, >/, (fr. last)
judicial, argumentative, lawyer-
like.
Emit/cos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same, and
iUrj law) litigious, quarrelsome,
wrangling; doubtful, disputed,
controverted.
Emitviw -S>, fr. same, and itvco),
which see.
Emiivrjcas, -aca, -av, par. 1 a. act.
of last.
Emitopddut -5, f. -wffu, p. cmitup-
6wKa, (fr. cm intens. and itop-
0(5(i) to correct) to proceed in cor-
recting, amend, improve, reform ;
to continue setting in order, ar-
range, adjust. 1 a. act. ind. em-
SiiZpQwca,
Emitopdwop, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act.
of last.
Emit ir\ao-tdfa, fr. em intens. and
SiirXaaid^u), which see.
Emitir\6a> -<3, fr. same, and 8itc-
\6u, which see.
Emit6pids, -dios, '/, (fr. em upon,
and 8[<ppos a chariot-seat) a part
of the ancient war chariot not
clearly ascertained, the upper
Em
to drive) to drive at or upon, run
after, pursue.
Emiiul-ov, 1 a. impr. act. of last.
Emidvrcs, n. pi. mas. of cmioiis,
par. 2 a. act. of cmiiiwut' or of
emi&v, par. 2 a. act. ofcirciiu).
EmioZos, -ov, 6? f), (fr. tiri upon
and (5d£a opinion) probable, like-
ly, expected ; celebrated, renown-
ed, famous.
EmSofas, (fr. last) splendidly, fa-
mously, gloriously.
Emiopms, -tios, r), (fr. cm upon
and Soptrov supper) a second
supper, addition to the supper,
second course.
Emidp-rrvtos, -ov, b, >% (fr. same)
about supper, at supper, for sup-
per.
'Emios. -6tu>, 2 a. impr. act. of
cmitioiui.
Emioats, -ios, Att. -cms, f), (fr. cm-
iiiwpt to increase) an addition,
increase, improvement; growth,
size.
EmSovvat, inf. — Emiovs, par. 2
a. act. of emiiiwut.
Emipa(i6vros, g. sin. — Emipa-
uovaa, n. fem. of EmSpafi&v,
-ovaa, -bv, par. 2 a. act. of cm-
Tp(%U).
EmSpofifi, 'tis, ft, (fr- emrpixu to
run upon) a charge, shock, as-
sault, onset; an inroad, incur-
sion ; a thought, impulse.
Emipouos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same) ac-
cessible, liable to storm, exposed
to assault, open ; ft for running
on, smooth, level, plain. Subs.
a runner, rope or other contriv-
ance that passes through or is
passed upon.
EmSvii), EmSvvui or Eiriivfjti, f.
-vgu), (fr. cm upon, and 8vo> to
enter) to set, go down upon; to
enter into, burst forth, arise, pres.
impr. act. emivc, -/ru. 2 a. ind.
act. eniivv, -vs, -v.
Emiui, -&s, -&, 1 pi. Emid/xcv, 2
a. sub. act. of emiliwfit.
Emiw, -rjs, -j], 1 pi. EmSwficv, 2 a.
sub. act. — Emiwv, 2 a. par,
act. — EmSauai, in 1 pi. Em&w-
fxcOa, 2 a. sub. mid. of cveiiw
Emtucu), -cis, -ci, I f. ind. act. of union; Epizeuxis, a figure in
edge, rim or circumference upon pity, compassion, lenity
the sides and front, either end ~
of which, projecting backward,
formed a hook or handle on each
side of the open part behind,
upon which the reins were hung,
to be taken up by the chariotee:
as he mounted.
cmiiiupt.
EmctKatds, same as emeiicZs.
Emaiccia, -as, fj, ("*• cmctKr/s just)
equity, justice, evenness, impar-
tiality ; moderation, forbearance,
calmness ; kindness, mildness,
gentleness, affability; clemency.
Eme'iKc\os, -ov, b,h, (fr. cm intens.
and cikcXos like) like, resembling,
similar.
EmciKCvw, f. -cvcu>, (fr. next) to
relent, slacken, remit ; to grow
mild or gentle, become gracious.
\EmciKns, -cos -ovsi b, h, (fr. cm in-
Emii<pptos, -ov, b, h„ (fr. same)) tens, and ciku to yield) just, im-
carried, being, sitting or driving
in a chariot; a charioteer; deli-
cate, effeminate, indolent.
Emilia, fr. same, and Si^a, which
see.
Effukuno, (fr. it* intens. and &<i«<D
partial; lenient, indulgent, yield-
ing ; mild, gentle, patient; de-
cent,ft, becoming, meet, agree-
able, proper, neut. sm. cmct-
kcs' a. sin. tireucq' pi. n. ticiu-
tcus' d. tnuiKcct.
(220)
Em
Emtiicrbs, -»), -ov, (fr. same) to be
endured or borne, tolerable ; pru
tient, that endures ; yielding, le-
nient, mild, gentle.
EmeiK&s, (fr. same) justly, equita-
bly, reasonably ; gently, mildly ,
kindly ; moderately ; sufficient-
ly, fitly, enough.
Emctftcvos, -v, -ov, Ion. for etyeiul-
vos, par. per. pass, of eQivvvpi.
Eiriciv, inf. of imov, 2 a. of ixttfu,
to go to. Or, Ion. for apUiv,
pres. inf. cont. of ecpiiio. Or, for
ecpicvai, pres. inf. act. of ccplnpi.
EmcXnco, Ion. for emeXirov, pres.
impr. mid. of
EmiXnoiiai, (fr. cm intens. and A-
mo to hope ) to expect, hope fort
desire.
Emevai, pres. inf. of iiraut, to go
to. Or, Ion. for c<f>iivai, pres.
inf. act. ofe<ptyui.
Emtvvvm, E-mcvvvui or Emiu, Ion.
for efyivvvyu, &c.
EmioffaoQai, Emeccduevos, Poet,
for cmioacOai, inf. and cmcad-
ucvos, par. 1 a. mid. of last; or,
for ctpicraodai and efyccdpcvosj
same of etyivvv\ii.
Emcarai for cmciorai, 3 sin. per.
pass, of
Erniw, (same as cmivwpi, Ion. for
edtivvvfii) 1 f. act. cmicru). 1 a.
ind. act. cmcloa. per. pass, cmci-
uai and eirtctauai.
Em^apio) -w, f. -i}oo), same as ciri-
(lapiu).
Em£d<pc\os, -ov, and Em^acpcXfis,
-cos -ovs, b, f), (fr. intens. and
£a<peXris rough) violent, foaming,
raging, fierce, forcible ; eager,
earnest.
Em$a<pe\S)s, (fr. last) severely,
harshly, violently, fiercely.
Em^du) -w, f. -I70-W, (fr. cm intens.
and £aco to live) to survive, out-
live
Emfyvyvv/ii or -vt5w, f. -£w, (fr. cm
upon, and ^cvyvvftt to join) to
yoke together, unite; to bind
upon, gird, brace.
Ewi^cv^is, -ios, Att. -cws, »/, (fr.
last) a joining or mixing to-
gether, connexion, conjunction,
poetry.
Emtynios, -ov, b, ft, (fr. cm intens.
and Qnnia hurt) hurtful, inju-
rious, prejudicial, pernicious, de-
structive, ruinous.
Em^rjv, Dor. for cm^qv, pres. inf.
act. cont. — Em^rjoai, 1 a. inf.
act. of cm^do).
Em&Tew -<2, f. ->?(j(i), p. encfy'/TTjica,
(fr. cm intens. and ^nreu) to
seek) to look for, search, seek;
to hunt, trace, course ; to require,
ask, demand; to inquire into,
examine, debate. 1 a. ind. act.
CTTcfyrnoa.
Emj), 3 sin. 2 a. sub. of ivcifii, to
come upon. Or, Ion. for c<ptrj, 3
sin. pres. sub. of etpirmi' but
c(pi7) may also be 2 a. sub. of
c0(fw, same as apirifti.
EmtjXa, -as, -e, la. ind. act. <rf
exiaXXu.
eiii
Err/^pa, -wv, rii, (neut. pi. of cwlrj-
po;, by Sync, for next) gratifi-
cation, pleasure.
Kirirjpavos, -ov, o, h, (fr. cm iiitens.
and ipdu to love) lovely, agree-
able, pleasant, grateful, desira-
ble.
Evir/cdiircs, Ion. for cfrjaQivr^, n.
pi. par. 1. a. pass, of c$nbb-
UOl.
EmOa\dutov, -ov, rb, (neut. of
next) a marriage song, epithala-
mium.
EmOa'Xduios, -ov, b, »;, (fr. £7Ti in,
and $d\auui- a bed-chamber)
nuptial, biiilal.
Emdavdrios and EmQdvaros, -ou,
b, >/, (fr. same, and Sdvaros
death) appointed to death, destin-
ed to die ; mortal.
EmQclvai, inf. — EmOcU, -clca,
-cv, g. -Qivros, par. — EmOilrc,
Sync. for-0a';/rt,2|)l.opt. — Erf-
Ocs, impr. 2 a. act. — EmOt'/ow,
-c«j, -£j, 3 pi. -Oi'/aovm, ;u t. —
EmOr/aou/ii, -n, -trat, mid. 1 f.
ind. of emridnui.
Enldcua, -Xros, rb, (fr. emridnui to
put on) an addition, a
increase, any thing added.
Emdiala, -aj, and EirlOcats, -ids,
Att. -tax, »;, (fr. same) a puf-
fing, setting, placing or laying
on, imposition ; an u;
onset, charge.
EmOcrov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
name, epithet, aajt
EirtQtros, -ov, b, »'/, (fr. same) o(U.
eri, additional ; adventitious, oo-
cessory ; put or £SmI on ; Ml MMf.
Eirt0*u> -w, (fr. cr< upon, and $/w
to run) to run at, upon or against,
rush against, attack; to invade.
EniOii, 3 sin. of tin 05, 2 a. sub.
act. of crtrlOnui.
Em9i'iKri,-T}S, ff> (fr- emriOrjui to put
upon) an accession, addition, in-
crease.
EmOrjua, -aros, rb, (fr. same) any
thing laid on ; a lid, stopper,
cover, covering ; a chapiter, ca-
pital.
EmBi)couai, -rj, -trat, 1 f. ind.
mid. of eiriridnpi.
'EmOi, pres. impr. of twitfit, to
come upon.
EmO/icv, by Sync, for c-idopcv, 1
pi. of
'EmOov, -es, -e, 2 a. ind. act —
Emddunv, ov, -ero, in 3 pi.
EniOovro, 2 a. ind. mid. of ird-
EmOpaavvu), (fr. em intens. and
•Spn'o-o?, for $dparos boldness) to
embolden, encourage.
EmOpc^ag, par. 1 a. ind. act. used
also Ion. for emQpe&s, 2 sin, of
same, fr. cmrpe^w.
EmOpwGKu, (fr. cm upon, and
■&pw<Ticw to leap) to leap upon,
enter into, board ; to bound, skip,
jump. par. pres. act. cmOpuxr-
ku)v, -ovaa, -ov.
EmOvuto) -w, f. -fjou), p. entreOv-
unica, (fr. em upon, and Svubs
the mind) to set the mind upon,
have a mind for, long fort wish
Em
for, covet, desire, lust after ; to
esteem highly, set a value upon ;
to delight or take pleasure in.
impf. ctrcBvucov -ovv, -cc% -ct $, -cc
-tt. 1 a. act. ind. tm\Qvunoa. inf.
cmBvufiaai.
EmBvunua, -droq, rb, EmGvunois,
-<oy, Att. -rwj, and EmOvuia,
-as, i'i, (fr. last) earn e M n ess,
eagerness ; propensity, desire, ap-
petite, a longing, craving ; lust ;
covetou-
EmOvfinrtis, -ov, b, (fr. sam< ) on,
who tongs or desires, an admir-
er. Adj. eager, rontons.
EmOvw, t. '-vou), p. -vKa, (fr. em
upon, and Sue* to rush) to rush
or dart upon, assail, assault, at-
tack ; to sacrifice, slay.
Emdw, -fji, -?,, 2 a. sub. act. —
ETriOiOfiai, in 3 pi. EirfOuvrai, 2
a. sub. mid. of emridnui.
EmudQaum, (fr. crl upon, and xd-
drjuai to sit) to sit down upon, be
seated ; to ride.
Emicadlfa, f. -tow, p. cirtKticdQiKa,
(fr. same, and *a0/£w to seat) to
set or place upon ; to make ride
or seat in a carriage ; to fix,
settle ; to sit down at, besiege. 1
a. act. ind. cirocdQioa' par. cm-
Kudioaf, g. -aavrix;.
ErriKmvi^o, (fr. fr? intens. and <ca<-
vdj new) to renew, repair,
Emxatptos and Eirlxaipos, -ov, b, f/,
(fr. cri upon, and xaipbs oppor-
tunity) siasonahle, timely, op-
portune; comnmient, fit, proper
for. comp. tmicaipitbrcpos, sup.
-wraros.
RiriKa\cvutvos, -n, -ov, (Dor. for
ciriKaXovutvos, par. pres. pass.
cont. of next) demanded, claim-
ed, litigated.
E77tKrtX/w -w, f. -T)ai>) and -hu), p.
-KtKXnKa, (fr. em against, and
*a>/w to call) to call ; to name,
term, entitle, sirname, denomi-
nate, nickname. EmKakiouai -ov-
uai, to call upon, invoke, implore,
beg help ; to appeal ; to profess,
declare one's self; to call down
upon, imprecate ; to commend,
recommend ; to plead for, advo-
cate, per. pass. emKixXnuat.
pper. pass. eircKuc'Kfjuriv. 1 a.
pass. ind. tireK\rj6nv' par. em-
K\rj6cii. 1 a. mid. ind. tircica'Xt-
adpnv' sub. emKa^icwuai.
EmKaXvuua, -dros, rb, (fr. next) a
ved, covering, garment, cloak ;
a pretence.
EmKa\vi7r(j), f. -^ w, p. -<pa, (fr. cm
intens. and koXvittoi to cover)
to cover up or over, wrap up,
cloak, hide, conceal ; to shut up,
confine ; to darken, obscure, veil ;
to drown, as one noise by a
greater.
EmKau-rrrii), f. -xpu>, (fr. same, and
Kdfiirroi to bend) see cmyvdfnr-
ru).
EmKapmoi, -a, -ov, fr. same, and
icdpaiof, which see.
EmKaratcXv^u), fr. tm intens. and
KaraicXvfa, which see. 1 a. inf.
act* {.•KiKaraKkvaat.
(230)
Em
EmKara\aiiPdi'u>, (fr. same, and
Kara}uiiifi<iv<j> to catch) to come
upon sudd, nly, suijiri.se, take
unawares ; to unpaid , hang over
thnati n.
Em K,n yjttAuu, (fr. same, and xara-
7r>f'w to sail over) to sail up to,
arrive at.
E.mKar,ipdo^iai -uiuat, fr. same, and
Karmptofiatf which see.
E-iKuTdpdroi;, fr. same, and icard-
paros, which see.
EmKiivros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. cm upon,
and Katu) to burn) burned at
the aid or point ; seared, scorch-
ed.
Eirtxtiuai, f. cmKtiffouai, (fr. same,
and Knuat to lie) to lean, rest,
lie or be placed upon ; to adjoin,
be at oi near; to mind, apply
or attend to, be instant or ear-
nest, persist in, persevere; to
urge, press, pursue, force, con-
strain ; to be situated, set or
placed on, sit or ride. upon. Pass.
to be leaned, pressed or rested
upon, lie under or be laid under,
bear, support, carry, pres. ind.
3 pi. im\avrai- impr. cttIkuoo,
-<x0(j. impf. cmxclur/v, -ao, -ro.
Eirixcirai, 3 sin. ind EmKclcdai,
inf. — EmKdutvos, -t), -ov, par.
pres. pass, of last.
EmKticXriuat, -oat, -rat, ind. —
EmictK'knuivos, par. per. pass, of
tmKu\f(i).
EmKcpdvvvui, Emiccpdu), f. -daoi,
(fr. em intens. and Kipdvwut to
mix) to mingle, intermingle,
mix with ; to meddle, inter-
fere.
EmKepifis,-hi-ovi, b,,',, (fr. same,
and Ktpdoi gain) profitable, lucra-
tive ; studious of gain, ava-
ricious.
EmKiprouioioa, Dor. for emKtpro-
piovca, n. fern. par. pres. act.
of
EmKcprouto) -Si, f. -il0-u, p. -nica,
(fr. eni intens. *r/p the heart,
and Ttuvo) to cut) to taunt, ie-
vile, scoff, reproach, insult.
EmKtvdw, f. tmKtvau), fr. cm in
tens, and kcv6u>, which see.
EmKtjSiov, -ov, rb, (fr. cm upon,
and KrjSos burial) a funeral song,
dirge, elegy.
EmKTjScios, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same)
mourning, funereal.
EmKrjpvKcvouai, (fr. cm intens. and
Kfipv% a crier) to employ a crier
or herald, send a flag of truce, -
negotiate.
EmKnpvffcw or -itw, f. -ru>, p. enc-
icrjpvxa, (fr. same, and Kripvoaia
to proclaim) to make procla-
mation, proclaim, publish by au-
thority ; to summon, cite ; to
denounce, advertise, offer a re-
ward for, set a price upon.
Emicihvarai, 3 sin. pres. ind. pass
of
EmKiSvnui, f. -170-05, (fr. cm up
on, and kISvvui to spread) t6
overspread, diffuse, dilate; ex
pand.
EnicivGuvos, -ovt )/, (fr. same
Em
and kUSvvos danger) dangerous,
perilous, hazardous.
Kwuuxim -w, f. -//o-w, p. -nica, (fr.
same, and nvim to move) to
remove ; to shake at ; to dis-
turb, disquiet ; to exciu, af-
fect.
E-iKipvaadat, pres. inf. pass, of
Emicipvdu) -u>, or Emicipvnui, fr. «r<
intens. and Kipvdui or Ktpvrjui,
which see.
Eit<kX«w, f. -<rui, (fr. same, and
kX«'u> to shut) to applaud, shout
applause, extol ; to shut up, close,
fold up.
EirucXiirru), f. -\['ui, (fr. same, and
cX&rru to steal) to rob, steal,
filch, pilfer.
EirucXrjOtU, -ilea, -iv, a. sin. -div-
ra, par. 1 a. pass, of emicaXiu).
Eiri>cXr;pof, -ov, b, f), (fr. cm upon,
and icXrjpos an estate) a sole heir,
heir ; rich, v:eallhy.
Em/cAJjffflu, EmicXrjo-as, Sync, for
cmicaXrjvai, inf. and cnicaXrjcaSy
par. 1 a. act. of emicaXiui.
Em'/cXjjfft?, -jo?, Att. -co>s, >), (fr.
£ff«<aXfw to call upon) a calling
upon, invocation ; a name, sur-
name ; an imputation, charge.
Eir'acXnros, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same)
called upon, summoned, invited,
sent for ; cried up, celebrated ;
blameable, in fault.
EmicXTvov, 1 a. impr. act. of ciri-
kXi'vw, see k\ivu).
TLzUXoiros, -ov, b, //, (fr. em intens.
and icXo-trr) theft )thievish, roguish;
sly, cunning, deceitful.-
EtriKXv£w, f. -co), p. -Ka, (fr. same,
and ic\v£ui to wash) to wash,
drench ; to inundate, over/low ;
to drown, overwhelm. 1 a. ind.
act. £jT£«Xu<ra.
EtikXvotos, -ov, b, r), (fr. last) in-
undated, over/lowed ; washed,
w.alered ; watery, wet.
ErnxXvoaaa, fem. par. 1 a. act. of
£17(«cXt5£(i>.
EmuXibdu), f. -cio-w, p. -o)Ka, (fr. eiri
intens. and kXwOo) to spin) to
spin ; to attach or fix the thread
of fate, weave the web of destiny ;
to doom, destine, ordain, devote.
Emtcotudouai -Siuai, f. -fjoouai, (fr.
same, and Koiudiu to lull) to
lie down, recline, rest ; to fall
asleep.
Ettikoivov, (neuL of next) general-
ly, commonly.
Ettikoivos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. cm intens.
and icoivds common) general,
universal, common ; in common,
promiscuous. Subs, a partaker,
partner.
E-iKotvuivi'j) -55, f. -tjffo), (fr. same)
to communicate, impart, share,
partake of; to put to vulgar use,
pollute ; to be in common.
Eirixoirov, -ov, to, (fr. tnt upon, and
Kdirru) tc cut) a chopping-block.
EmKoaufu) -u>, f. -}',<ru), p. -t)Ka, (fr.
ezi upon, and koouc'^ to adorn)
to add ornaments, adorn, deco-
rate ; to ai range, set in order.
Ett'ikotos, -ov, b, }), (fr. same, and
k6tcs anger) engaged, angry.
Em
Eirucevpcioi, -o)v, ol, Epicureans, a
sect of heathen philosophers, so
called from Emicovpos, which
see.
EitiKovpiut -u), f. -rjaoi, (fr. crrlKovpos
a helper) to aid, help, succour,
assist, relieve ; to ward off, avert.
1 a. act. ind. circKovpijaa' inf.
tTTiKovprjoai' par. cmKovpficas, a.
sin. tir.Kovpf)OavTa.
EirtKovpia, -as, hi (""• same) help,
assistance ; relief, remedy, cure.
EiriKovpoi, -ov, b, i), (fr. em to, and
icovpos a youth) giving aid, com-
ing to help, assisting, relieving,
auxiliary ; Subs, an auxiliary,
ally, properly of those who are
attacked ; a reliever, assistant,
helper.
EiriKovpoc, -ov, b, the founder of
Epicureans. Epicurus.
EmKov<pi£u>, f. -Tffaj, p. tmneKovtyi-
Ka, (fr. cm intens. and Kov<pi?w
to lighten, th. kovQos light) to
lighten, ease, alleviate, assuage,
mitigate ; to help, relieve.
EmKpddnv, Poet, for emicpdvOnv.
Emicpaivui, f. -SviH, (fr. eirt intens.
and Kpaivu) to ratify) to perfect,
finish, complete, execute ; to ra-
tify, confirm, sanction ; to nod
assent, agree to, fulfil. 1 a. ind.
act. CTTfKpT/Va.
Emicpavai, for cviKpfjvat,. 1 a. inf.
act. — Emicpavels, 2 sin. 1 f. ind.
act. of last.
EmicpdvOnv, -rjs, ~n, 3 pi. -Qnaav,
1 a. ind. pass, of mnpaivo).
Eirixpaffis, -ios, Att. -c(x>s, r), (fr. em
intens. and Kcpdvvvui to mix)
mixture, admixture.
Enucparaidu) -io, f. -w<7w, (fr. same,
and Kparaiou to strengthen, th.
Kpdros strength) to confirm,
strengthen, fortify; to encou-
rage ; to gain strength, grow
strong, prevail over, overpower.
1 a. ind. pass. circKparaiuiQnv.
Eiwcpareia, -as, r), (fr- treiKpnTtdi to
restrain) power, sovereignty,
rule, authority ; restraint, con-
straint, strictness ; continence,
temperance, sobriety ; abstinence,
forbearance.
EmxpaTfovra, a. sin. par. pres. of
EiriKparfb) -to, f. -rjcu), p. emKoepd-
rvKa, (fr. £7rt intens. and icpariu)
to command) to prevail, get the
better, be strong; to be better,
excel, exceed, surpass ; to possess,
get, seize, gain ; to master, rule,
conquer, command ; to confine,
restrain, curb, check.
E-niKparioysi Poet, for emKpar&Si
(fr. same) strongly, powerfully,
mightily.
EiriKpari'ictia, -as, -t, ^Eol. for £7rt-
KpaTrjaaiui, -ais, ~at, 1 a. opt.
act. of eiriKpariu).
Em k parties, -wv, ai, (fr. em upon,
and Kpas the head) a handker-
chief or napkin for wiping the
head.
ErnKpifiXuai, sec next.
EmKptndu)-&, f. -aou), (fr. Effiupon,
and Kpcudu) to suspend) to hang
up, hang upon, suspend. Mid.
(231)
Em
EniKpiuauat, as if, (fr. trntp^
unui) to be hung up or suspend-
ed ; to impend, hang over ; to
threaten, 1 a. ind. act. cireKpi-
uaon. par. pres. mid. tmicpeud-
utvos. 1 a. pass. ind. cmKpejjida-
dnv sub. CTTiKpeuaodd' par. rrrt-
KptuaoQris-
EmKpt)r)vov,\ty Epenth. for eniKptj-
vov, ) a. impr. act. — E7r(Kf))7-
vtj), -jis, -f), in 1 pi. -wutv, 1 a.
sub. act. of tmnpatvu).
Emicpfjoai, Ion. for tmKipdaai, 1 a.
impr. mid. or inf. act. of £ttik£-
pdvvvui.
EmKpivu), f. -ivw, (fr. ctyi intens.
and Kpivii) to judge) to order, de-
termine, decree, adjudge; to ap-
prove, confirm, ratify, sanction.
EiriKporiu) -&, f. -fjaw, p. emKCKpd-
rnica, (fr. same, and Kporiu) to
clap) to crack, rattle, resound ;
to clap hands, applaud, praise.
Emtcpdrnais, -£0j, Att. -tu>sT i'l, (fr»
last) a noise, crack, explosion ;
clapping of hands, applause.
Emicpovw, f. -ovctu), p. emKipKoviea,
(fr. cm upon, and Kpovut to
strike) to clash, strike or knock
against ; to clap, applaud.
EiriKpvTTTii), f. -t£'w, fr. cm intens.
and Kpvitru>, which see.
EmKpv<pos, -n, -ov, (fr. same) Poet,
for Kpvipios and Kpxnrros-
Emtcrdouai, f. -t'/ffouai, p. cmKtKrn-
uai, (fr. em upon, and tcrdouai
to get) to get moreover, possess
beside, gain, acquire. 1 a. ind.
mid. c-KCKrr,(jdunv, -u), -aro.
EmKTVTos, -ov, b, f], (fr. last) gain-
ed, procured, acquired, possess-
ed.
Emicviu) -w, and EmKvicicw, f. -/Jew,
(fr. cm intens. and kviio to con-
ceive) to supeifetate, conceive
after conception.
EmKvXtvSid) -w, (fr. cm upon, and
kvMvSu) to roll) to roll upon ;
heap or pile up ; to roll over.
EviKvXioubs, -ov, b, fj, (fr. next) a
rolling over or upon ; a rolling
or returning upon itself, circuity
revolution, winding.
EmKvXiu), f. -Yew, (fr. em upon,
and kvXIu) to roll) to roll over or
upon.
Etikvitt'j), (fr. cm upon, and kv-ittu
to stoop) to bend, lean or stoop
over or towards.
EiriKvpcai, inf. — Emicvpaas, par.
— EmKvpoaiev, 3 pi. opt. 1 a.
act. JEo\. of cmKvpu).
EmKvprdovrc, n. du. par. pres. act.
of
EiriKvproco -u>, (fr. cm up, and Kvp-
too) to bend) to curl, bend,
vrreath or twine upwards ; to roll
or fold up.
Emxvpii), f. JRo\. cmKvpc<t>, (fr. tit\
intens. and Kvpu> to hit upon)
to fall upon, meet with ; to hap-
pen, befall.
E-'.kmuiov,-ov, r&, (neut. of next)
Poet, for cyKiiuiov.
EmKOiuios, -a, -ov, Poet, for eyicd
uios or eyKwuiaoriKoS'
EmXafHadai, inf. — Em\a(S6u£V0ff
fem
EmXt^dutiof, -n, -ov, par. 1 a.
mul. of oriA/yw
ETrjXu'ffffw, (fr. or? upon, and Arvo-
cw to look ) to look upon ; to look
round ahout, view, survey.
EriAijflto, Ion. for orjAi;0or, pres.
impr. mid. of
Er<X;;0ui, f. -<rw, (fr. tr? into ns. and
AijOw to lie hid) to cause to for-
get, obliterate or efface from the
memory. Er-jXiJflo/iai, to forget,
like {T(Xar6a'yo/iai.
E»iX»7^offt'»7;, -fj$, jj, (fr. last) for-
getfulness, oblivion.
: <i, -ov, b, »$, (fr. or? upon,
and \rj*df a MMpfMl) 0/ «A<
■;.-ress, about the tintage.
--ci'oftai, (fr. nr('X»/«TOf epi
leptir) to be seized with epilepsy .
to rage, be mad or distract kI.
-i^w and ErcXf'rro^ai, (fr
next) to be ajflicttd with epilepsy
EriXr/irriKit, -fi, -o>,and ErlXnirroi,
-ov, 0, ^, (fr. orc>a/f/}d»'w li
epileptic ; mad, distracted.
ErriXncit, -iof, Alt. -f.»ij, ^, (fr. or 1
Aa» 0dvo/ia» to forget) for getful-
ness, oblivion ; negligence, inat
tention.
EntXjjeofiat, -p, -trai, 1 f. mid. of
ortXi70o/jai, but more generally
derived from trtXavBdvouai.
ErnXn^la, -at, 11, (fr. oriAa/i/Jdi-w
to seize) /A< epilepsy or falling
sickness ; censure, blame.
EiriXiycnv, (fr. or? intens. and A<y-
fov slightly, th. Xt/^w to lick)
wry slightly, gratingly, lightly.
EiriXXiyu, f. -Tc-w, (fr. same, and
fXXoj the eye) /o wink, Ixckon
with the eye, sienify by a glance.
EviXoyo;, -ov, 6, (fr. or? upon, and
A<5yo$ a discourse) a cor,
end, summing up ; an epilogue.
Adj. commendatory, in praise of.
E»('Xoifro$,-ov, 6, f/, (fr. orcAiiVw to
fail) remaining, left ; Subs, the
rest, remainder.
¥Liri\v8i';ttouat, -17, -crai, 1 f. ind.
0$ smooth) to polish, brighten ; to\ pass, of onXvw.
smooth, plane. E»r<Xv?ru>j, (fr. or? intens. andAi'»r?7
ET(Xf)'w, f. -fw, p. -va, (fr. same, grief) very sadly, sorrowfully,
and A/yw to speak) to speak up- mournfully.
IrftMKj -«oy, Att. -tw?, 17, (fr.
next) an unloosing, explanation,
solution, interpretation, exposi-
tion ; deliverance, redemption,
name. EmXiyofiai, to associate, JErriAvw, f. -vtrw, p. or«A/Av«a, (fr.
keep rompany with ; to select, t rr? intens. and Xvw to loose) to
Eni
par. — Y.n\a0ou, impr. — E*«-
Adfivrrat, 3 pi. sub. I a. mid. of
onAa/i/Jdvo/iai.
Kiri\adtaOat, inf. — Eir(Ad0/7ra(, 3
sin. sub. 2 a. mid. — EnXatBd-
vto0£, 2 pi. pres. ind. or impr
nidi — E.irt\ai9av6ficvo<, par
pres. mid. of tm\av6dvouat.
EireAdA/w -G>, f. -new, p. -»7»ca, (fr,
tr? intens. and AuA/w to talk)
In talk of, speak about ; to speak
against ; to talk much ; to voci-
ferate cry out, bawl.
ErcAa^/Jdvcrai, 3 sin. of
E^iXi/i/ia'KK, f. mid. -Xi;t^o/iai, per.
-X/Xi;0a, Att. -ci\rj(f,a, (fr. or?
upon, and Aa/i/3dvw to take) to
lake besule, gtt monover, rt reive
in addition ; to catch, hob I,
snatch, seize ; to occupy, possess.
EviXaufidvouai, to take, lay or
catch hold on ; to take upon,
assume, undertake; to hold, con-
tain; to obtain, get, reuch at,
attain to ; to succeed, follow ;
to rebuke, rcjirove, check, blame.
2 a. ind. act. or/Aa^ov. 2 a. mid.
ind. trtcXapuftnv impr. oriXa/)ov-
sub. cmXdjiufiai' inf. twikmpim
6ai' par. tr:t\a(i6fiivo{.
Er/Xa/iroj, -ov, 6, f), (fr. next)
bright, resplendent ; clear, plain,
manifest ; detectcil, caught.
EriXu/iirw, f. -v^w, (fr. or? intens.
and Xa'/i >ru» to shine) to shine
out or uiion ; to glitter, be gay
or spUndid. 1 a. act. ■
\aft\j.a' par. oriAd/e^af.
E7riA<i>0dvou, -laOu), pres. impr.
MM*, of
ErtXavQdiouii, f. oriA>7<To/iai, p.
cm\i\ricpai, (fr. or? intens. and
Xavddvw to escape notice) to for-
get, not remember ; not to at-
tend, neglect. 2 a. mid. ind.
ftrtXaOdfinv' inf. crrtXaBiadat.
Eir/Xafftj, Dor. for oriA^ajj.
Em\caivu>, (fr.- or? intens. and Arai'-
t-ui for Xfjdi'iu) to smooth, th. Xn-
on ; to add, subjoin ; to rehearse,
repeat ; to conclude, finish, sum
up ; to count, reckon ; to con-
sider, reason, argue ; to call.
choose ; to read. par. pres. pass
oriXo/d/mo?. 1 f. mid. crri\f£o-
fiat. 1 a. ind. mid. nreX«fd/i'ify.
EtiXjiVw, f. -^w, p. or<Af'An0a, (fr.
same, and Af«Vw to leave) to
quit, desert, forsake. EttiAei'to-
ftai, to fail totally, decay cn-
trrly, come to an end. 3 pi.
pres. ind. orcAEnrovo-/. 2 a. ind.
act. zrrOu-nv. per. ind. mid.
nrtXAotu.
'E-i\cKrog, -ov, 6, ft, (fr. oriA/yw to
choose) chosen, choice, select
loose, unbind ; to release, libe-
rate ; to solve, explain ; to deter-
mine, decide. 1 a. ind. act. nrf-
Avo-a. 2 a. ind. act. or/Avov. per.
ind. pass. onA/Av/iat. 1 a. ind.
pass. or£Ai'0i7v. 1 f. ind. pass.
oriAvfl^co/itH.
En^(iivo/i(i(, f. -oT'/jai, (fr. same,
and fiaivofiat to rage) to rave,
be mad or distracted ; to be mad
after, love madly or to distraction.
1 a. ind. mid. tircfiavdfinv, Att.
€iT€fivrdftrir-
Et AfA«0a, Dor. fororiAA^Qa, per. Eniwfojui, (fr. same, and fialo/im
ind. mid. and J to desire1) to covet, desire, wish.
E-(AfA,"rc9(i(, inf. — ETriAfA^cr/ifioc, for ; toinquire.searrhom.lonkfor;
-v- -ov, par. per. pass, of ori-[ to stroke, caress, soc'.h , to f»«t«,
laiOdvopai. I urge, encourage : to drive, force.
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Em
Evtudprvp, 'vpot, 6, fr,
fidprxp, whil
Ewi/ioprvpiw -w, f. -»;(tw, p. ori^j-
uapripiiKa, (ir. last) <o testify
•Hy, uitness clearly, prove
positively.
ETi/idpn-pof, -ov, 0, »% same as mi
fidprvp.
Eirifidacaodtt, Eirifiaevaphn, for
i-ifidaao8<u, inf. and nrtfiacafif
1. par. 1 a. mid. of
Erijiiio-c-ojiui, f. -a'£o/idi, and -dffo-
(tat, (tr. nri upon, and udaou>
to rub) <o <oucA, feel, try ; U>
rub, wipe.
Eiri/ioffricjof, -ov,6,v, (fr. o/jupon,
and pafa a breast) on th*
breast.
Eirifiaxoi, -ov, 6, fi, (fr. tr? against,
and ftdxorai to fight) exposed
to assault, liable or easy to be
taken, unguarded, defenceless.
sup. txtpa%{l>raroc.
Eri/if0ri'j, -toe, b, Ephnetheus, a
n. an's name.
En^f 1 Jn'w or -finStdv -u, f. -t'/out
(Ir. or? upon, and pciidiii to
smile) to smiU at or upon. par.
1 a. ind. act. tirtuctirjoac.
EvifiilXui, -wv, rd, (fr. on^nAiVffui
to sooth) a present, bribe or 51/?,
to conciliate favour or interest ;
a u-ife's fortune or portion.
Emutivai, 1 a. inf. act. — Enutt-
vjn, 2 sin. -lucre, 3 pi. 1 a. sub.
act. of ori/iiiw.
ErijifA>;0>/Ti, 1 a. impr. pass, of
cntftcXiofiai.
ErtfitXcij, -a;, /;, (fr. trifit\r)f
careful) care, diligence, assidui-
ty, attention ; a Siarge, trust ;
study, a pursuit, object; solici-
tude, anxiety, concirn.
Eirt/jicXiofiai -ovpai, f. -/)O0fiai, p.
trrtfttfifXnfiai, (fr. same) to at-
tend to, superintend, take care
of, order, provide ; to dres*, tend,
look after. 1 a. pass. ind. e-rrcftc-
A»70>7V impr. ori/iiA/;0^r(.
E»n/i<:Af$, -ioc -ovj, rd, (neut. of
en^i\rii) diligence, attention,
care ; a care, rlelight, object of
concern or regard.
ErifxtXiorara, (neut. pi. sup. of
next) most carefully, very atten-
tively.
Ese/irAijr, -ioc -ovt\ b, f/, (fr. ori*
intens. and /i/Att it concerns)
careful, diligent, attentive, heed-
ful, sedulous, studious, indus-
trious, anxious.
EfffurAiyo-opai, -77, -trai, 1 f. ind.
mid. of cirifieXiouai.
EirifieXnriot, -a, -ov, (fr. tniutXio-
ftai to attend to) to be attended,
ought to be regarded, &c. accord-
ing to the verb.
Eirijji[\r,rTit, -ov, b, hi (""• same) a
care-taker, supervisor, overseer,
bailiff", steward ; a trustee, guar-
dian.
En/teXtr}, -ntj hi I0"- f°r exifii-
Xtia.
E~ifii\ofiat, same as tirtuEXiouai.
Er^itAov, 2 sin. cont. ind. or impr.
mid. of eirifitXtouat.
Er(u*Aw,-,(fr. or(^£A>)scareful)care
Eiii
fully, diligently, sedulously, stu-
diously, anxiously.
Exi^^txra, neut. pi. of
Exiu£flXTOS , -ov, b, q, (fr. CTipifHpO-
fia: to blame) blameable, culpa-
ble, faulty ; chargeable, liable to
accusation, criminal.
F.-...iuiOcai, Ion. for cxi^f/Kpn, 2
sin. pres. iud. or sub. ot
Exipiutpopai, f. -x^-opai, p. exi^i-
[tepfiat, (fr. rrt upon, smdfitpipo-
fiax to complain) to complain of,
flnd fault with, blame, accuse,
reprove, rebuke.
E~iui\m>, f. -rvu), p. txtfieuirnxa, (fr.
same, and pino to remain) to
abide, stay, remain ; to last, con-
tinue : to persevere, persist ; to
expect, aicait. impf. exiutvov. 1
a. ind. exffiec.a' impr. pr^unw'
sub. txifitivid' inf. cn/urMt«
ErjaEpiff^j, *oC, 6, (fir. cai intens.
and utpioubi a division) a diti-
*ion, subdivision, sharing, allot-
ment, partition.
E-titeroiu) -<D, f. -watt), p. ETTlUCfli-
rorjKa, (fr. ex? upon, and fitrpiw
to measure) ro measure over or
afore ; ro arf<f , give in addition ;
to fill or make up the measure ;
to measure out, give or lend by
measure.
Exlutrpov, -ov, ri (fr. same, and
uiroov measure) an overphis,ad-
ditxon, increase.
Exi(ir)dtia, -as, i';, (fr. same,
and ptjc'os consideration) after-
thought.
£-tfir)9d's, "ios, b, i% (fr. same)
u-i.se too late, inconsiderate, un-
thinking, thoughtless. Also Epi-
metheus, a man's name.
Lziun? './/, (fr. £T? in-
tens. and uveas consideration)
wise, prudent, sage, thoughtful,
considerate.
Extfu'iKns, -eog -ovs, b, >/, (fr. same.
and fifiKOi length) long, at length,
extended, stretched out. comp.
tTiunKtuv, sup. -KICTOS.
..i, -<i)i, ra, (neut. pi. of
next) monthly ceremonies.
7>i; -ov, b, ^, (fr. exl upon,
and^^v a month) monthly^every
month, for a month.
Exifiiyvvui, f. -|a>, p. extfiifit^a,
(fir. exl intens. and fiiyvvfit to
mix) to intermix, mingle, unite,
run together. Extpiyi-vpat, to
be mixed, converse or associate
with.
Exifiixros, -ov, b, t), (fr. last) mir-
ed!, mingled : promiscuous, con-
fused, undistinguished.
ErtfiiuvfjaKOfiai, (fr. t~\ intens. and
HifivfiCKui to remind) to kerp in
mind, remember, mind,
cord.
Etiuj^, (fr. txiulywut to intermix)
in confusion, promiscuously, con-
fuxeo' , . lately.
Exipi£ia, -as, fi, (fr. same) inter-
mixture, intercourse, acquaint-
ance ; commerce, enchange.
Exiui^ais, -Eol. for reif,;';.., 1 a.
par. act. of same.
■afcufej -*o$, Art. -£u,f, ,$, (fr.
G g
Eni
same) an intermixture ; a resort,
meeting, assemblage, company.
KTcipiaytrat, 3 sin. pres. ind. act.
of
Ejn^ujyo/ia(,(fr.£rt intens. and/i/y-
vvjii to mix) to consort, associate,
resort to ; to meet witn, happen
upon ; to mix, unite, run together.
Exipvdoftai, f. -r'i<TOfiai, p. exiuiuvv-
uai, (fr. cxt intens. and uidouai
to remember) to remember, re-
collect, bear or keep in mind ; to
mention, make mention of, re-
cord, notice. 1 a. ind. pass.
ex eui-fjcdnv.
Exl^vvcOcis, par. 1 a. pass, of last.
Exiuotodofiat -uiuat, (fr. exl intens.
and uoipdu to share) to impart,
communicate, share with ; to
participate, partake y share in.
pres. inf. mid. exiuoipdtaQai -dcr-
dai.
ExtfjtoXos, -ov, b, i$, (fr. exl upon,
and fioXit* to go) approaching.
Extuo^<pd, -as, a, Poet, and Dor.
for
Extuoutph, -fjs, f), (fr. exipifupopai
to blame) blame, censure ; a re-
buke, chiding.
Exifiovos, -ov, 6, ff, (fr. extfiivo) to
persist) permanent, lasting ;
persevering ; ceaseless, incesr
sanL
Exiuo%8os, -ov, b,fi,.({r. rrri intens.
and fi6x8os toil) laborious, toil-
some, tiresome, painful ; assidu-
ous, diligent, industrious. I wind up. See crofu.
E- -\icro, Ion. for txifix\dero Exn I/caw -w, f. -tjcru, fr. txi intens.
EIJI
to divide, share, allot, appoition ;
to graze, pasture, feed ; to feed
upon, consume ; to invade, seize
upon. 1 a. ind. act. txeveipa.
Extvevncfiivos, -n, -ov, par. per,
pass, of txivi'iQdi.
ExivevorjKa, per. ind. act. of c*i-
VOtQi.
Eawcfct] f. -aw, p. exivivevKa, (fr.
exl to, and vewa to nod) to nod
or drop the head forward; to
nyd to, beckon ; to assent, con-
st nt.
Exive<pris, -tog -ovs, b, h,, (&• nrt
upon, and vi<~>o$ a cloud) cloudy,
overcast ; dark, shady.
ExtvefypiStos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same,
and vedpds the kidney) upon or
about the kidneys or loins.
E-tiidJ -<3, (fr. rrt intens. and vita
to wind up into a ball) to spin,
wind up, destine ; to gather, col-
lect, make into heaps.
ExivTJdu, f. -<ro>, p. txivi\vKa, (fr.
exl upon, and v/jdu to spin) to
spin the thread of fate, attach
the fatal threads ; to fate, des-
tine, allot.
ExivnaSds, par. 1 a. pass, of last.
Exivr'i%ouai, f. -i-Quai, (fr. exl upont
and vr'/^u to swim) ro flow or
run into ; to swim or float
upon.
E~tv;/u», E-ivnim, -Exivnviu) -u, f.
-fjcti), p. exivivrjKa, fr. exl upon,
and vtju) or vrjiui, same ai vita to
-aroy which for txipx\aro, 3 sin.
impf. pass, and
Et/u-,\u>, cont. for exipx'Xao, which
Ion. {oT.sxiuxXaoo, 2 sin. impf.
ind. pass, of *^n-X«yu.
:, 3 sin. cont. impf. ind.
act. of xLuxpdm.
E-I/j-ov, 3 sin. impf. ind. act. of
xifixpnfii.
E-iui^u), f. -vciji, p. -<a, (fr. exl
intens. and /n'£w to murmur) to
breathe softly ; murmur, buzz,
grumble.
Exi/iv6iov,-ov,rb,(fr. exl upon, and
pZdos a fable) the application or
moral of a fable.
.ov, -ov, to, (neut. of next)
the upper millstone.
Exiuv\tos, -ov, b, %, (fr. exl upon,
and fiv^rj a mill) at the mill,
about a mill. Estp&M£ w^, a
song or tune used by those work-
ing at a mill or other incessant
labour.
Extuvtrou) or -rrui, f. -£u>, p. -^a,
(fr. exl intens. and ftvocia to
wipe) to mock, ridicule.
ExiLnoj.tT]r6i, -j;, -or, (fr. same, and
/iSfjo? disgrace) blameahle, cul-
pable, reprehensible, faulty, odi-
ous.
Exlvttov, -ov, to, (fr. t-l upon, and
vavg a ship) a naval mart, com-
mercial port, muritime market,
emporium, place of trade ; a
.-, dock-yard,
;?6ai, pres. inf. mid. of
», f. -ud, p. txuaiftrKrt, (fr.
exi intens. and pfmrn t« bestow)
cm)
and vt/cau), which see.
ExLviKtov, -ov, to, (neut. of next)
a hymn or sori£ of victory; a
festival or celebration of victory;
a prize, reward.
ExiviKios, -ov, 6,^, (fr. exivtKaui to
conquer) aoout victory, relating
to a victory.
Exij,ieconai, (fr. exl to, and viooo*
]iai to go) to came to, approach,
arrive at ; to frequent.
Exivoeo) -ui, f. -f,cu>, (fr. exl upon,
and voiu to think) to think upon,
mind, observe, notice ; to muse,
meditate, contemplate, consider,
think of; to recollect, call to
mind ; to devise, invent, imagine,
contrive ; to design, purpose, in-
tend.
Exivoia, -as, fi, (fr. same) a
thought ; an invention ; device,
contrivance ; ingenuity, thought,
consideration, reflection ; a de-
sign, purpose, intention.
Extvoues, Dor. for exivouev, 1 pi.
impf. act. of xivu.
Exivofxos, -ov, b, i/, (fr. nrt upon,
and vouos a division) of the same
region, tract or country ; pas-
turing together or along with ;
an associate, comrade, consort ;
an heir, inheritor.
'Extvov -ts, -£ or -ev, impf. — 'E7ri-
ov, -£f, -t or -ev, 2 a. ind act. of
xivuj.
Ekivvcgov, -ts, -e, impf. act. of xt
vvcciii.
Exivvccw, f. -£a>, p. exivivv%a, (fr.
£-( upon, and vvacu to pricks
Em
to stab, pierce ; to drive, thrust,
push, jog ; to move to.
Einvv<n-a£u>, f. -fw, p. -\a, (fr. ctrt
in tens, and vvord£u> to nap) to
nod, slumber, sleep ; to lean, in-
cline, lie down.
Eirinoudu) -w, (fr. cm to, and vcuio
to distribute) to divide, distri-
bute; to move to, adminis-
ter.
slxi i-ivris, viz. yris, or Emtjvns,
(fr. tnl upon, and f/voj foreign)
abroad, in a foreign land.
Evi^cvdofiui -oVpai, (fr. cm intens.
and Zcvdoftat to entertain) to be
a stranger, sojourn, lodge; to
travel, go abroad.
Eiri^ivuois, -ioi} Att. -tu){, ft, (fr.
same) hopitality, entertainment,
intimacy acquired by it.
Exjfuvoj, -ov, 6, >'/, (fr. cm intens.
and fuvds common) general, uni-
versal, promiscuous.
%moivios, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
otvoi wine) fond of wine, drunk-
-d, -c, 2 a. ind. ofirctfit, to
.come upon. Or, Ion. for ifyiov,
2 a. ind. act. of apiiu), same as
t<plnni. Or, 2 a. ind. act. of
rlvu).
■fLvtbv, neut. sin. Emdvra, a. sin.
or neut. pi. of cmuv, par. 2 a. of
iircifit to come upon. See crnwv.
Eiztoaav, for imov, 3 pi. 2 a. ind.
act. of r/iu).
JLmdirrouai, f. -x^Ofiai, p. cmduuai,
(fr. fjn upon, and 6irropai to
look.) See crdTrrouai.
E.mooKfiatti, 2 sin. 1 f. ind. act. of
JLmopicivj -&, f. -/}ffu), p. eniu>pKr]Ka,
(fr. cjri against, and 6'p*coj an
oath) *o swear upon, swear of-
ten ; to perjure, forswear, swear
falsely ; to break an oath. pres.
inf. act. cmopicictv -civ j>ar. prcs.
act. cirtopKidjv, inn. pi. cont. cm-
opKovi'Tcg. 1 a. act. ind. cmupK-n-
aa' sub. cmopKtjau), -i;j, -n. par.
pres. pass. cont. emopicovpcvos.
Emopida,-as, »/, (fr. same) perjury,
a false oath, the breach of an
oath.
EniopKov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) aper-
jury. Enlopicov, (viz. Karri or
neut. of next) perjuredly, false-
ly.
Eirlopicos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same) per-
fured, forsvsnrn, false.
EmSpicus, (fr. last) perjuredly,
falsely.
Eniovpa, -wv, rd, (Ion. for eniopaj
fr. cm upon, and ooos a border) I
spaces, distances, intervals ; rid-
ges, furrows ; a head-ridge.
Exipvpos, -ov, b, (fr. cm intens. and
ovpos a guard) a keeper, overseer ;
a guard, watch.
E-movaa, n. Em6van, d. fern. sin.
of cmu>v, which see. par. 2 a. of
irtifii, 'o approach.
Emov-'Oi. -jv, b,f/, (fr. last) suffi-
cient, competent, convenient, Jit,
suitable.
Emoxlofiai, 1 f. ind. mid. of cmdir-
rofiai.
p— .jy^ii, (fr. cm intens. and
Em
ir&YXo entirely) altogether, total-
ly, entirely, quite.
Emtrav, (fr. same, and iras all) for
the most part, generally ; entire-
ly, altogether, quite.
EmirapacKcvd%u>,f. -aaio, (fr. same,
and wapacKcvd^u), which sec) 1
a. opt. mid. cmirapaaKCvacalfinv.
Emiras, -aaa, -av, fr. sanir , and
iraj, which see.
E7ri7ra<Tffii>, f. -«ffa), (fr. cm upon,
and micau) to spread) to spread
over, anoint, lay upon, sprinkle
upon.
Emireideo, Ion. for cmirclQov, pres.
impr. pass. — Emireidnrai, 3 sin.
pres. sub. pass. — Emircid6uc-
voy, par. pres. pass, of
Ef«T£<0u>, f. -o-u), (fr. cir< intens.
and irclOiit to persuade) to pre-
vail upon, persuade, induce.
Emircldouai, f. -claopai, to per-
suade one's self, be confident ;
to obey, comply, yield ; to think,
consirler, suppose; to credit, be-
lt tvr, trust.
EmiriXouai, (fr. same, and rrfXouai
to be) to exist, he to revolve,
flow on, continue, subsist ; to
come upon.
EirtTTCfiirroi, (fr. same and irfuirros
fifth) the fifth.
Emncumj, f. -\pu>, (fr. cm upon,
and -nifimo to send) to send or
put in more, add, increase ; to
set on, send upon.
EmxcirrwKu>s, -via, -dj, par. per.
act. — Eirtireou)v, -ovaa,-bv,n. pi.
-a6vrct , par. 2 a. act. offirirnVrw.
Emircrdi* -w, fr. cm upon, and izc-
r6u> to meet with, and
EmncTu), (fr. same, and irirw obs.
to fall) same as cmTrlirru.
EmicityvKa, per. ind. act. of cmobvio
or -vui.
EmmiSdu) -w, f. -jaw, (fr. cm upon,
and -rnSdw to leap) to leap or
spring upon or into ; to fall
upon ; to surprise, interrupt,
disturb.
EmmXvafiai, (fr. same, and mXvn-
ui to approach) to approach,
draw near ; to fill up, overflow.
EiriiriirTU},f. cmirru>ao), p. cwfrriima-
Ka, (fr. same, and^n-ru) to fall)
to fall upon, in or into ; to press
or lean upon, embrace ; to
meet with ; to rush into or upon,
run violently. 2 a. act. ind. eni-
■ncaov par. cirirca^v. 2 f. mid.
tm-rrcffOVftai.
'Em-rr'\a,-u)V, r«,(fr. cmn~Xi(i) to sail
upon) moveables, goods, furni-
ture, implements, stores, tackle.
ETwrXa(TTds,-ov,'o,fi, (fr. erJintens.
and nXdaauj to form) feigned,
pretended ; fictitious, false.
EmiiXciov, (fr. same, and ir'Xciov,
neut. comp. of iroXvs much)
more, still more, more fully,
more amply.
Emir's zicmv, (fr. same, and nScia-
rov, neut. sup. of iro\i>s much)
most, mostly, very much, exceed-
ingly ; very often, constantly.
ErrcrXf»coj,f. -£u>, p. cmz(ir\c)^fi, (fr.
same, and rA*Vw to tie) to tie or
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Em
fasten to; to interweave, inter-
mix ; to confuse, confound. 1
a. ind. act. cirft\c!-a.
Emn\iov, same as imir\c7ov.
EimrXiovra, a. sin. par. pres. act.
of cmrrScu).
Eirln\coi, -a, -ov, (fr. cm intens.
and nXiof full) quite full, filled,
full ; abundant, plentiful.
EmzSiui -G>, f. -cvaw, (fr. cr\ upon,
and 7rX/<j to sail) to suii.i or
sail in ; to sutm, sail or float
upon; to sail against or attack
by sea.
Rmv\rj!;ai, 1 a. inf. act. — Etti-
r\T)£dons, g. sin. fem. par. 1 a.
act. — EmrXjjfw, -ni, -/?, la.
sub. act. of cmirS/joou).
E^inXr](ii, -tog, Att. -tu)j, },, (fr.
cmirX/jo-ab) to chide) reproof, re-
buke, blame, check ; a chiding,
reproving.
Em-K\i)acco, Ion. for cmm\))aaov,
pres. impr. pass, of
EiriTA/Jffffu) or -rro>, f. -fw, p. cmizl-
n\n\a, (fr. ciri upon, and irhjaffu
to strike) to strike upon, hit,
inflict ; to chastise, correct ; to
■reprove, rebuke, blame, chide. 1
a. act. ind. cniir\rj^a- sub. cm-
7rA>/(u»' inf. cmirXrjfai' par. cir«-
E-rrinXoa, Ion. for imtr\a.
EmirXoici), -rjs, f), (fr. cm-rr\iKW to
tie to) a tying on or fastening to.
EmnXouivoio, Ion. for -fiivov, g. of
Emn\6ficvoi, -tj, -ov, for tmirc\6[ii-
vo?, par. pres. mid. ofcmiriXofiai.
'Emit\ov, -tj, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
r<7rAaw,for nifxirXdu).
EnixXoos -ovs, -6ov -ov, b, (fr. cm-
nXiu) to sail against) an invasion
by sea ; a sea-fight, engage
ment.
EirnrXwovrt, Dor. for emwXuovm,
Poet, for cmnXiovm, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. of imirXiu>.
EmwX&s, by Sync, for EimrAoj<raf,
-aaa, -av, par. 1 a. act. of £iri-
irXww. Or, by Apha^r. and
Sync, for cmTrcnXcui, par. of cm-
irfrrXca, per. mid. of cmirXib).
EmirXutu or E-nlirXwya, Poet, for
£T(7rXfOJ.
Eimrvclci, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. —
E miri'duiv, -ovaa, -ov, par. pres.
act. of
Emirvtlii), Poet, for
Emm iu) -w, f. -evou), (fr. £?rJupon,
and irveu) to breathe) to blow
upon, over or against ; to breathe
on or into, inspire, infuse.
Emirviyii), f. -£u>, p. CTrmcTrvi^a,
(fr. cm intens. and Tviyw to
choke) to suffocate, stifle; to
strangle, choke.
Eirirrvoia, -as, ?/, (fr. emirviu) to in-
spire) a breath, breathing upon ;
inspiration, divine impulse.
EmiroQiu) -5, f. -rjo-w, p. cmrrcT68n
Ka, (fr. cm intens. and noQcm to
desire) to desire earnestly, covet,
Ions for, wish for much ; to be
fond of, love dearly. 1 a. ind.
act. tireirodnoa.
Emirodncit, -io$, Att. -egj?, fi, (fr.
last) vehement desire, longing ,
Em
wish, eagerness; love, affection.
a. sin. tirinddriaiv.
EiciiroQnTos, -ov, b, t), (fr. same)
desired, wished, longed for.
EmiroOia, -as, r), (fr. same) desire,
wish, longing, want.
EmitoBSt, 1 sin. pres. ind. cont. —
Eni-rroduv, pi. nom. -douvrcs, g.
-doivrwv, par. pres. act. cont. of
Eiriiro did).
En-o\d^(j), f. -data, p. -aKa, (fr.
cimtoXtjs superficially) to jlont,
swim, be upon the surface, over-
spread.
Emx6\aios, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same)
superficial, on the surface, shal-
v Iovj, external. Emir6\aios kttJois,
chattels, moveables.
Emiro\aUos, (fr. last) superficially,
externally, outwardly.
EriiroAfw -w, (fr. cm intens. and
iroXfw to turn) to walk about,
through or among ; to survey,
traverse, go the circuit or rounds.
EtittoX?;?, (perhaps fr. cm upon,
and ttiioiiat to be) superficially,
on the surface, externally, out-
wardly. To cmi:o\rjs, the sur-
face.
Eiri iroXXw, greatly, highly, at a
great rate.
Em iroXu or Emiro'Xv, very much, in
a great part, greatly, much. rSLs
cmiro\v,for the most part, mostly,
generally.
ExiKourcvu, f. -evcu), p. -ica, (fr.
£TTt intens. and -outtcvu to escort,
th. Trcfivw to send) to march in
procession, proceed in order; to
celebrate, solemnize ; to triumph,
go in state.
E~i~ovos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
ro'voslabour) laborious,fatiguing,
wearisome, painful, wretched ;
toilsome, diligent, assiduous.
£.ru-Kovi*>s, (fr. last) laboriously ;
diligently.
E^iropcvoptai, f. -tvaopai, p. em-
vc-Kopcvuai, (fr. em to, and izo-
pevo) to set out) to come to, ar-
rive at ; to resort to, frequent ; to
set out, go to; to traverse, travel
over; to run over, read slightly.
par. pres. mid. cm-opcvdpcvos.
Eirirropvow -w, (fr. em intens. and
r.oo-t] a buckle) to buckle, clasp ,
fasten.
E7riVoa<7Kov,impf. act. of mrpdaKo).
Emirpavvo), fr. em intens. and
Tpavi'w, which see.
Emirpirceta, -as, tj, (fr. next) pro-
priety, fitness ; grace, elegance,
neatness.
E~nrptm)s, -cos -ovs, 6, {), (fr. em
intens. and rpimo to become) be-
coming, fit, proper, neat, ele-
gant, handsome.
Emizpimo, (fr. same) to become, be-
fit, beseem ; to fit, suit, answer.
EmirpoevKtv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act.
Att. — Emvpotfiev, Ion. for em-
xpativai, 2 a. inf. act. of cm-
Trpoinui.
Em~g>na\\(3), f. -aXw, p. -Ka, (fr.
em into, rod forth, and (dXXu> to
send) tn strefrh mt% extend, put
forth; to CXJi'itSft, >'(..•' :'Ut, rjfc
Em
present ; to send forth, turn out ;
to produce, bring out. 1 a. ind.
act. tmirpoin^a.
Em-npo'irui,?. -eVa), p. -ei<a, (fr. cm
intens. and irpotnpi to send forth)
to send out beside ; to escort, send
along with ; to hurl, fling, dart.
1 a. ind. act. cmtrpdrjKa, and Att.
cmirpoinKa. 2 a. act. ind. em-
rp6vv inf. cm~pocivai.
EriTrpoiKoi, -ov, b,t), (fr.ciri to, and
rpoil- a gift) entitled to a part of
a property ; a joint-tenant; por-
tioned.
Emirpoodev, fr. ciri intens. and
irpdcdtv, which see.
Emrratpw, f. -apcb, fr. same, and
Ttralpw, which see.
EmtTTfaOai, 2 a. inf. mid. of ccpiir-
TV (11.
'Emnrov, -cs, -e, 2 a. ind. act. of
Ktirro).
Emxrv^fi, -*is, >), (fr- tm upon,
and nrvacu) to fold) a folding ; a
fold, plait, double.
EmmoXiopai -o\j(iai, Poet, for £i«-
TroXfw.
Emppaivo), f. -dvd, p. eirippayica,
and Emppavri^w, (fr. em upon,
and paivd) or pavriiu) to sprinkle)
to sprinkle upon, besprinkle, be-
dew.
EmpfxiTrro), f. -xpii), p. eirtpfiafa,
(fr. same, and pdnru) to sew) to
sew upon or to ; to join to ; to
sew in, stitch.
Emppdocu),?. -fw,p. cireppa^a, (fr.
same, and pdao~u) to dash) to
dash against, throw down, over-
turn ; to rush upon, drive against ;
to bar, block up.
Emppa\p(j}Siu> -w, fr. e~l intens.
and pa^wSiw, which see.
Emppcm)s, -tog -ovs, b, fi, (fr. next)
hanging down, dangling ; prone,
inclined to, kind towards.
Emppimu, f. -i/^w, p. circppc^a, (fr.
em intens. and pimo to incline)
to bend, lean, incline; to over-
hang ; to verge, tend.
Emppio) -5>, f. -cvata, (fr. em upon,
and pita to flow) to flow over, in
or upon, run into ; to flock, run
or crowd together ; also, (fr. feu)
to speak) to speak against, say
moreover, pres. inf. act. cmppieiv.
Emppriyvvpti, f. -p/£w, (fr. em in-
tens. and p/jyvv/xi to break) to
break in pieces, bruise, dash,
break open.
EmppfioiaKt, Ion. for cirtppacrffC, 3
sin. impf. act. of zmppdacu or
emipdcraoi. Or Ion. for cirtppnoce,
same of em ppr'icffu) or cmppriyvvpi.
EiTipplrov, -ov, to, (fr. em in, and
piv the nose) o nose-jewel, nose-
drop ; a frontlet, forestall.
E~iopiirru, f. -^'W, p. cneppicpa, (fr.
eirt upon, and pinro) to throw)
to throw in, cast upon, fling to-
gether ; to put or lay upon. 1 a.
act. ind. etreppiipa' par. cmpf>i-
xlag, n. pi. -if-avTCS.
Emppitpw, same as last.
E-ip'^ofi, -y/i, 17, (fr. emppiu to flow
in) a running, pouring or flow-
ing in, an influx.
'(235)
Em
EnlpfioBos, -ov, b, 17, (fr. em intens.
and podoi the dashing of water)
a helper, assistant, favourer ;
one who makes great exertions to
assist ; useful, beneficial, advan-
tageous,
Empp<Lwv(xt, and Eirtp^wwrJo), £
-pwo-o), p. enippuKa, (fr. same,
and^wvvv^u to strengthen) to cor-
roborate, confirm, strengthen ; to
encourage, cheer; to persuade,
incite, enforce^ drive on.
Emppuodeis, -elca, -ev, 1 a. par.
pass, of last.
Enicrayua, -tiros, rb, (fr. next)
horse cloth or trappings ; a bur-
den, weight, load ; a saddle.
EmcdTTut, f. -fa, (fr. eirl upon, and
crdrru) to load) to cover, spread;
to suddle, harness, load.
Emaeiu), f. -acu, p. -Ka, (fr. same,
and cdui to strike) to shake
at, threaten, quiver, brandish ;
to strike-, smite, hit or dash
upon.
Emetic, f. -evcu), (fr. em intens.
and cevu to shake) to move,
rouse, excite. Emcevouai, to be
moved, rouse one's self; to rush,
crowd, press, hurry.
EmovnaivoptQa, 1 pi. pres. ind.
pass, of
Emavfiaivd), f. -avS, p. -ay<a, (fr.
cm intens. and crnuaivw to sign,
th. cfj(ia a sign) to point out,
show, signify, intimate ; to dis-
cover, disclose, exhibit, display.
Emo-rifiov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
an ensign, flag, colours ; mark,
badge..
Emarjfxos, -ov, b, 7% (fr. tiri mtens.
and oTj(ia a mark) notable, re-
markable, notorious; illustrious,
noble, renowned, excellent; stamp-
ed, coined, marked.
Emartuus, (fr- last) remarkably,
eminently.
Emans, (fr- same, and io~os equal)
equally, alike, just as, accord-
ingly. ^
EmciTicvuevos, Ion. for cmairioi-
ucvos, Att. for cmaricducvos, par.
1 f. mid. of
E-mciTi^u), f. -law, p. emaecririKa,
(fr. cm intens. ando-m£w to feed,
th. clros bread) to board, find in
meat, drink, &c. provide ; to
feed, maintain, keep. Errjcrtri^o-
pat, to be fed; to provide, lay in
provisions, per. ind. pass, cmcc-
cincuai.
EmctTicfibs, -ov, b, (fr. last) feed-
ing, food, victuals, provisions,
board, diet.
EmcKd^w, f. -a<TU>, p. eiticricaica, fr.
£7ri intens. and aicdfa, which
see.
EmciciirTouai,f. -xpouai, p. CTtiaKcu-
(iai, (fr. cm upon, and oKC-nrouai
to consider) to think upon, con-
sider; to behold, view; to visit,
go to see, relieve ; to look upon,
favour, regard; to inspect, sur-
vey, count ; to choose, select, pick
out. 2 a. ind. pass. c-kco-k6-
irr}v. 1 a. mid. ind. cirtaKcil/d(iriv'
impr. urioKSupai, in 2 pi. t*\
Em
oxiipaadc sub. tmaKt^ufiai, -n,
-vrai.
Extant™, fr. £*i upon, and aicimo,
which see.
Evtaiccvci^u, f. -daw, p. -a/ca, (fr.
same, and aKtvdfa to furnish,
ih. akcvoc furniture) to repair
mend ; to renew, restore ; to pack
up, load, harness ; to prepare for,
make ready, furnish, provide.
Emaiccvaarf)c, -ov, b, (fr. last) a re-
newer, restorer ; a purveyor, pro-
vider.
Etrjff«ur), -fjj, hi (fr. same) a re-
pairing, mending, repairs; re-
storation ; solemnization, cele-
bration ; preparation, furniture,
equipage, harness.
Emaici\paodtii,in(. — EmoiciipaoQc,
2 pi. impr. — EmaKc\pu>ucda, 1
pi. 1 a. sub. mid. oicmaKtvro^ai.
TLirloicnp if, -ioc, Att. -twc, ,'/, (fr.
tmoKixrofiai to visit) inspection,
examination, super attendance ;
custody, charge, care, trust ; a
visit.
EmoKnv6u> -w, f. -u>aw,p. circaicijvu)-
Ka, {fr.cm in, and oKt)v6ut to pitch
a tent, fr. awn a tent) to live in
tents ; to enter into, possess, rdiide,
dwell. 1 a. act. ind. imaicqvwaa'
sub. cmoKnvibou), -nc, ■§«
EmaK/tirrj), (fr. cm against, and
OKr)nru) to dash) to rush, strike
or dash against ; to glance, fly
off ; to accuse, charge ; to call
to witness ; to conjure, beseech ;
to give a charge, order, di-
rect.
Emaicidfa, (fr. cm upon, and acta
a shadow) to overshadow, shade.
par. pres. act. fern. cmaKtd£ov-
ca.
Emamdau, -cts, -a, If. — Eti-
oicidaw, -T)i, -j], 1 a. sub. act. of
cmaictd^u).
E tiaKioc, -ov, b, fi, (fr. fffj upon,
and axid a shadow) .oversha-
dowed, shady ; obscure,, in the
shaile.
Umaiciprdti) -5, (fr. same, and
(TKiprdu to skip) to leap upon,
bound, skip ; to insult.
Emoic6-rra, (fr. tm upon, and oko-
irbs a butt) effectually, effica-
ciously, successfully.
Emaicdirci, pres. impr. act. cont. of
EmoKoiriii) -w, f. -rjau>, p. circaKdirn-
<a, and TLiricKOTtvu), (fr. cm in-
tens. and aicoirtu) or ckottcvu} to
survey) to visit ; to inspect, over-
see, superintend, look to, take
care of, watch, observe ; to weigh,
consider, examine.
Emaicom), -rjs,fh (fr. same) charge,
trust, custody ; inspection, su-
perintendance, a bishoprick ; a
visitation, infliction, punishment,
vengeance.
Ema-Korrof, -ov, b, (fr. same) an
overseer, inspector, supervisor, su-
perintendant ; a bishop ; a pre-
sident, governor , ruler ; a scout,
spy, sentinel.
Emaicoirovvrcc, n. pi. cont. par.
pres; act. of cmaKotrco).
KmoKeri** -&, (fr. cm upon, and
Em
oK6roi darkness) to overshadow,
shade, darken.
EmoK\£opat, (fr. twi intens. and
ckv^u) to whine like a dog) to
growl, snarl, be angry, take ill.
Emoievfavrai, 3 pi. pres. sub. mid.
of last.
EmoKi/Qifa, (fr. cm intens. and
HkvQi/c a Scythian) to drink like
a Scythian, be drunk, pres. inf.
act. cmoKvOi^ttv. 1 a. impr. act.
tmoKvQioov' inf. txtOKvdioai.
EmaKvviov, -ov. rb, (fr. cxl upon,
and okvviov the eyelid) the eye-
brow, the brow.
Emoicwirru, f. -\pu>, p. -0a, (fr. cm
intens. and oKilnrri* to deride)
to taunt, scoff, sneer, ridicule.
Emaftdu) -Hi, fr. same, and cudu,
which see.
Emafirj, Ion. for cnafia, 3 sin.
cont. pres. ind. act. of last.
Emantiycpf), -qc, t), (fr. cirl intens.
and oyn'xw to waste) wretched,
miserable.
Emao(liu> -£, fr. same, and ooftiw,
which see.
'Emaoc, -ov, b, i/, (fr. same, and
foot equal) equal, even, alike.
Emamiadu), 3 sin. cont. pres. impr.
pass, of cmairdo).
Emamiarfip, -fjpoc, b, (fr. cmandu)
to draw to) a hinge.
Emamiorpov, -ov, rb, (fr. same)
a cord, rope, string to draw or
pull ; a covering, tent, hangings,
curtain, rul.
EniTTiiu) -w, f. -aau>, p. -<a, (fr.
£ti upon, and o-Trdw to draw)
to draw to, attract ; to assume,
tnke upon ; to draw in, soak up ;
to draw over or upon ; to draw
the foreskin over the glans, be-
come uncircumcised. pres. impr.
pass, cmaxdov -w, -aioQw -daOu).
per. pass, circairaafiai. 1 f. mid.
cmcmiooiiai. 1 a. ind. mid. circa-
iraadunv, -u>, -aro.
Enlairciaic, -toe, Att. -cute, ht (fr.
next) a libation, an offering of
liquids ; a truer.
EmanivSo), f. cmairciow, (fr. cm
upon, and airivSu) to pour out) to
pour upon ; to pour out, make a
libation or offering of liquids ; to
offer.
Emo-ncp^ris, -coc -ovc, b, f), (fr. cm
intens. and ompvu to hasten)
quick, hasty, speedy.
Emo-r:ipxio, (fr. same) to hasten,
hurry, urge, press.
Ema%cv8u>, f. -aw, p. c-rrcaircvKa,
(fr. same, and arnvSw to hasten)
to urge, press, enforce, hurry,
hasten, make speed, despatch.
Emairiu) -w, (fr. cm upon, and amo,
Poet, for cmo to follow) to go
to, meet ; to follow, overtake ; to
accompany, attend, obey ; to fa-
vour, assist, support. 2 f. ind.
act. tmamo. 2 a. act. ind. f'rrt-
oitov sub. cmairu), -jji, -fj.
Emairoifinv, -oio, -oiro, 2 a. opi.
mid. of last.
Ema-nopin, -rj?, -?/, (fr. cm upon, and
oirtipw to sow) a second sovnng.
Ema-Kov&dCw, f. -data, p. txtorovm
(236)
Em
iaxa, (fr. cnl intens. and airov
£d£w to hasten) to hurry, ]>rrss,
hasten, nvii.
EmamtvSaartii, -ov, b, (fr. last) a
hastens, initigator, quirk,
tirtr, siiluar.
Emo-rrH), cont. for cmanio), or 2 a.
sub. act. of same.
Emamofttvos, par. pres. pass, cont,
of cmairdu).
E-riaavroi, -ov, b, $, (fr. next) rush-
ing upon, swldcn, violent.
Emoovu or -cvu>, (fr. cm intens.
and avu), same as acvoi to drive)
to rouse, excite ; to rush upon
attack, charge ; to pursue.
Evloauirpov, -ov, rb, (fr. cm upon,
and auirpov the felloe of a wheel]
the iron shoeing or strokes of a
wheel.
Em"ara, Poet, and Dor. for triara-
aai, 2 sin. pres. ind. mid. oi
cmarafiai.
EmaraOch, -claa, -iv, par. 1 a.
pass, of ccplarnfjii.
Emoradficla, -nj, ^, (fr. cm in, and
aradfiof a standing) a n -
lodf i>i^, dwelling, ahode,quartcrs.
EmaraOuevo), f. -cvau), (fr. same)
to /oJ«r, alndr, dwell, reside, set
up, keep quarters.
EmaraOftoi, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a
regulator of lodging ; a host, en-
tertainer.
Er/tarSftai, f. cmarfiaouai, (fr. cirl
intens. and lori/xi to know) to
know how, be expert or skilful,
be acquaint' d villi; to under-
stand ; to heed, mind, mark, ob-
serve, notice, advert to. 1 pi. pres.
ind. cmardfitda' par. cmardfic-
voj. impf. mid. cmardfinv, and
nmardfinv.
Eirlarafiai, also Ion. for c<piarauai,
pufc or mid. of cdtlarnftt, from
whence Emardfisvos, Eniaraa-
Oai, &c. Ion. for c<piardficvoi%
par. c<piaraadai, inf. pres. mid. oi
c<piarnpi.
Emardfucvos, -v, -ov, (par. pres.
mid. of cntara^tai) knowing, skiL
ful, expert ; intelligent, sensible.
Em ar a /itvws, (fr. last) knowingly,
skilfully, expertly.
Emaras, -daa, -dv, n. pi. -ardvrccy
par. 2 a. act. of ciptarnfit.
Emardaai, 2 sin. pres. ind. mid.
of cmarapai.
EniaraoOai, Emarducvoc, see cma-
rauai.
Emaraaia, -aj, %, and Emardaic,
-we, Att. -ewe, fit (fr. c<p(arnfii to
set over ) inspection, superintend-
ence, management, care ; office,
charge, government ; attention,
caution, consideration ; a coming
on or upon, farce, attack.
Emararai, 3 sin. — Emaraadt,
-ravrat, 2 and 3 pi. — Emarduc-
voc, par. pres. mid. of cmarafiai.
Emarariw -w, f. ->;ffu>, p. -n*a, (fr.
next) to preside, rule, oversee,
superintend, direct ; to be or act
as emardrrje.
Emardrrjc, -ov, b, f), (fr. c<plarrjfit
to stand over) a maste', governor,
ruler ; a president, owraeer, su-
Eni
penntendant. Or, (fr. tmard}ia
to be expert) expert, skilful.
EmaraTO, 3 sin. impf. of eni<rrauai
Knicrrarov, -ov,rb, (fr. «0(Vr^//( to
stand upon) the stand, foot or
shank of a cup or goblet.
Emo rarovvref, n. pi. cont. par
pres. act. of emoTaTeu).
Kmcrrtdrai, Ion. for emaravTai, 3
pi. pres. ind. of emara^au
EmarelXai, 1 a. inf. act. of
EmarriXXut, f. -oteAw, p. £7Tf<rraX/fa,
(fr. em to, and crrAAw to send)
to send to, send a message, write
a letter ; to adorn ; to equip, fur-
nish, provide. 1 a. ind. act. tnio-
TeiXa. per. ind. mid. cniaToXa.
Emcrevd^u), f. -aero, (fr. em intens.
and (TTevd^o) to groan) and
Emorevaxifa, f. -<rw, (fr. cm in-
tens. and <TT£va%(£ui to groan)
to sigh or 'groan over, mourn for,
bewail, lament, deplore.
Eiri(7T£V£TCy2. pi. impf. act. — Em<r-
revdunv, -ov, -tro, impf. pass. —
Em"ortvaa,-as, -cor-ev, pi. -(rare,
-<rav, act. — E7riOT£t507;v, -VS^-n,
pass. 1 a. ind. of 7rto-T£uw.
Emorecpfis, -f'o? -oD?, 6, >;, (fr. em
upon, and ori<pu) to crown)
crowned, adorned with garlands,
flowers, ribands, &c, ,/i/Zed to
the brim.
Emari<pu>, f. -\pw, p. erricreQa, (fr.
same) see artyu).
Eirtor/covrat, Ion. for emaravrat, 3
pl-jpres. ind. of Emarafiai.
E7rt(rr/7, Att. for emaracrai, 2 sin.
pres. ind. of same.
EmarrjQi, .r)™, 2 a. impr. act. of
etpiuTtifii.
EmarrjQi^ouai, f. -taouai, (fr. £7ri
upon, and orrjOos the breast) to
recline, lean or rest* w^son another's
breast.
Emanjuats, d. pi. of
Emori/un, -nj, fy, (fr. tmarafiai to
know) knowledge, science ; skill,
ingenuity, art.
Emornix6ouai, (fr. next) to become
wise or learned; to be improved
or instructed.
Emari'iuwv, -ovog, b, f/, (fr. cmora-
uai to know) knowing, intelli-
gent ; scientific ; skilful, inge-
nious, artful.
EirtaT/}vat,2a. inf. act. o?e<pl<TTr]ui.
Emarnpifa, f. -ifa, and Att. -iw,
p. nttarfiQiXa, (fr. «rf upon, and
crrnpt^w to fix) to strengthen, fix,
fasten ; to rest, lean, set the hand
upon. par. pres. act. emcrrrjpi-
£wv, n. pi. -tyvrtq. 1 a. ind. act.
tireorfipifa.
Eirjcrr>/<ro/zai, -n, -erai, 1 f. ind.
mid. of emarauai.
Emoriov, Ion. for etyeoriov.
Emarios, Ion. for ecpiarios.
Emcrroftfeaicov, Ion. for emordfieov
-ovv, impf. act. of
Emorofttu) -u>, for emarouiw.
Emaroifid^u), fr. £7rt upon, and
oroiftdfa, which see.
EmaroXdSnv, (fr. emareWu) to
adorn) in state, grandly ; grace-
fully, elegantly, neatly.
EmoroXdfa, f. -a<rci),p. £7r£(7r<5Xaita,
Em
(fr. same) to collect, put toge-
ther ; to lay upon, heap, pile up
accumulate.
EiriaroM, -tjs, fj, (fr. same) an
epistle, letter, message ; an order,
command, mandate.
EmaToXiKbs, -f\, -bv, (fr. last) epis-
tolary, like a letter.
Emaroueu) -G>, f. ->j<ra>, p. eirecr6-
urjKa, and
EmcTOfil^oi, f. -¥<to), p. eirearduiKa
(fr. £7Ti upon, and ord/xa the
mouth) to stop the mouth, muz-
zle ; to repress, check; to taunt;
to deride, affront, reproach; to
throw on the face.
Emcrdfxiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
cock, tap, spiggot, valve ; a stop
in a musical instrument.
ETTHTTovaxifa, f. -aw, same as em
<7£Va^££li/.
Emorpareia, -as, f/, (fr. next) an
expedition, inroad, invasion.
Emorparevo), f. -evaw, p. -<a, (fr
£*£ against, and arparevui to
serve m war) to march against,
invade, make an inroad, under-
take an expedition.
EmaTpaTi/it], -ns, t), Ion. for ema-
Tpareia.
EmorpaQels, -ettra, -ev, par. — Ern-
oTpa(f>tJTw, 3 sin. -(prjre, 2 pi.
impr. — Emarpacp&ai, 3 pi. sub.
2 a. pass. — Emcrpe<pe, pres.
impr. act. — Emarpiferai,^ sin.
pres. ind. pass, of emarpicjxi).
Emo-Tpecpiws, Ion. and Poet, for
EmarpeQ&s, (fr. next) cautious-
ly, warily ; cunningly, artfully ;
fraudulently, deceitfully.
Emarpe<pfn, -ios -ovg, b, t), (fr.
next) diligent, careful, industri-
ous ; artful, ingenious ; perverse,
mischievous, injurious.
EmarpEfo), f. -ipo), p. eirioTpt<pa,
(fr. em upon, and arptyu) to turn)
to make turn, convert, bring
back, change, alter ; to turn back
or towards, return; to pervert,
corrupt ; to twist, writhe, distort ;
to torture. Mid. to take care of,
turn to, apply, attend to. 1 a.
act. ind. eirearpexpa' impr. em-
GTpexpov. 2 a. ind. act. em-jrpd-
<f>ov. 2 a. pass. ind. eirecrpd^nv.
per. ind. mid. enicrpocpa.
Emarpixpai, inf. — Emorpiipas,
-aca, -av, par. — Emarpexpdrw,
3 sin. -xpare, 3 pi. impr. — Em-
arpirpd), -ps, -T), 3 pi. -^,'ukti, sub.
1 a. act. — Emarpexpu), -eis, -ei,
1 f. ind. act. of last.
Emarpr^ts, -ios, Att. -£wj, fj, (fr.
emarptdu) to turn) a turning,
conversion, change, alteration.
Emo-rpoipdSriv, (fr. same) on all
sides, every way ; bravely, stout-
ly, valiantly.
EmorpoQi), -rjs, f), (fr. same) a
turning, conversion, change ; an
eddy, whirl; an overturning,
tumult, confusion, a crow! ; ap-
plication, care, attention ; pu-
nishment, chastisement ; an event,
turn, circumstance.
Eniorpotyos, -ov, b, '/, (fr. same)
conversant with, employedamon°,
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EHI
acquainted, familiar ; attentive,
courteous, hospitable ; frequented,
resorted to ; crooked, winding,
tortuous, wreathed.
Emarpwrvvu), f. -arpdxTU), p. £7Tf-
arpujKa, (fr. £7rt upon, and arpu)v-
vvo) to spread) to strew or spread
upon ; to lay smooth ; to prostrate,
fall. 1 a. ind. act. eiricrpwica.
Einorru</>£Aj£w, f. -fa, (fr. em in-
tens. and oTv<pe\i£u) to shatter)
to lash, slash, beat, batter, bruise,
flog, strike, dash against.
Emaru), cont. for emcrao, which
Ion. for emaraao, 2 sin. impf. of
emarduai.
Emo-TiAQns, 2 sin. 1 a. ind. pass, of
marSd).
EmaTtjixravTo, 3 pi. of Emaroxid-
unv, 1 a. ind. mid. of mardu).
Emavvayayew^ a. inf. act. Att. of
Emavvdyu>, f. -fa, p. emavvijxa,
(fr. em upon, o-iiv together, and
dyu) to lead ) to gather together,
collect, assemble. 1 a. act. ind.
emavvrjfa' inf. emavvd^ai. 2 a.
act. ind. emavvtjyov, but more
usually the Att. emavvnydyev'
inf. emavvayayciv. per. pass,
ind. emovvrjyuai' par. emavvqy-
uivoi. 1 a. pass. ind. emovvfiX'
dnv' par. emcrvvaxQets.
Emavvayuyri, -%$, r/, (fr. last) a
meeting, coming together ; an as-
semblage, collection, congregation.
Emavvd-KTO), f. -xpu), p. emavv7j<pa,
(fr. same, and anno to join) to
join together, cement ; to unite,
connect ; to yoke, couple ; to im-
pute, lay upon.
E7rjcriii'a^0£(ff«,n. fern. sin. — Eirt-
avva-^dtiaixiv, g. fern. pi. of £7rc-
avvaxOeis, 1 a. par. pass, of £7rt-
avvdyu).
Emo-vvi%u), (fr. em upon, ovv with,
and f'^w to have) to hold fast
upon, take to one's self, provide,
procure; to keep together ; to fit,
join, adapt.
Emcrvvnyfievog, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of emavvdyoi.
Emcvviffrriui, f. emcvcrrrjcrti), p. em-
avviarvKa, (fr. em against, crvv
together, and 'Larrim to set) to set
or place together upon ; to raise
or set up against ; to excite sedi-
tion. Rmovviardixai, to rise up
against, conspire, plot, rebel ; to
coexist, be in or along with.
Emo-vvrpexu, 1. -dpi fa, (fr. same,
and rpt^w to run) to run toge-
ther upon, assemble at, meet to-
gether. 2 a. ind. act. emovvidpa-
uov.
Emavpw, (fr. em intens. and crupot
to draw) to trail or drag after,
draw along; to protract, spin
out ; to entang le, embarrass, per-
plex, involve.
Emovcrdaig, -ios, Att. -£0>f, f), (fr.
emavviarnui to set up against) a
shock, charge, onset; an army,
line of battle; an assemblage,
collection, crowd ; a conspiracy,
concourse, tumult, insurrection;
an engagement, business, occu-
pation.
Em
Eiria-uorp/</>w, f. -yw, (fr. tir\ a-
mittSt, a'w together, and arpiipw
t«> tm it ) to turn against together,
conspire, concert; to collect, run
togtthtr,
Emffi'xr^tffif, -ios, Att. -£u>j, //, (fr.
tame, and i^iti to hold) a /will-
ing together, constancy, perseve-
rance; restraint, restriction.
Eiriffuw (fr. £«•< against, and <ruw for
adu) to shake) to excite, rouse,
tmavouai to rush up, charge,
pursue.
Eirio(p<iy>',GCTai, 3 sin. 1 f. mid. of
EJTt(7</i/i£a> or -aipuTTU, f. -£u>, (fr.
tm upon, and oipnfa to kill) to
stay upon, sacrifice over ; to
kill, slaughter, butcher ; to slay
one upon another.
KiriatpaXiii, -ios -oi){, b, »/, (fr. tm
intens. and oipiiXXu) to trip) slip-
pery, smooth ; dangerous, ha-
zardous.
Emo<paXws, (fr. last) dangerously,
slippery.
"Emo<ppuvi£u, f. -tout, p. tirte<f>pd-
yiKa, (fr. cv\ upon, and aApayifa
to seal, th. oippay'is a seal) to put
a .tea/ on, stump, mark ; to rati-
fy, confirm.
Ematpvpiov, -ov, rb, (fr. tm upon,
and afvpiv the ancle) ttie clasp
or buckle of the grunts.
Emox_t, impr. — Ettkjx'.iv, inf. —
Eriff^ii*', par. 2 a. act. oftrr/^w,
or IMW, pres. of tma^w.
Enlc^tt and Emcy""', Ion. for
ima^t and t^ic^t:?*', sec last, as
if fr. t-iff^/w.
Etr/ff^;to, Ion. for tytoyw, inipr. — I
ETna^fyui/oj, par. '2 ft. mid. of!
ztt(X'»i or same, pres. of orb*
EjtiitX^P^' (perhaps fr. t-lo^io to
Withhold) successively, in order,
thence; then, afterwards.
EmV^Cffiy, -<oj, Att. -£wj, »/, (fr.
tiritT^o), same as twiypd to re-
strain) a withholding, prohibi-
tion ; restraint, rrstriilion.
ETHO^i'di, f. -vcuj, p. £77i'o-^i'(v(t, (fr.
£7ri intens. and tff^i'w to prevail,
th. jct^j strength) f« grow
strong, increase in potter, prt-
rra<7 ; to persist, force, urge, be-
cowic violent. 1 a ind. act. of
Eiri'ff^w, same as t^/^w.
EirtawpcterouCTj, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
Eiriffwoei^w, f. -evou), p. tmotvwptv-
<a, (fr. c-i intens. and awptuw to
heap, th. auiobs ft heap) to /teap
up, coded, amass.
Emrdyn^ -f/j, ^, (fr. ETrmitrcru) to
order) a command, order, in-
junction ; a charge, appointment ;
authority, jurisdiction.
Brfraypa, -dros, to, (fr. same)
same as last ; also an additional
regiment, extra battalion.
E-nvj/irc, Ion. for c-irnccs.
E~<~ ■iK-i'io, -ri(><>s, b, (fr. c-irdaao)
to order) a commander, regulator,
taskmaster, art rseer.
EirtTiiKro<;,-oT), h,',, (fr. same) com-
manded, ordered, appointed, re-
gulated, arranged.
Em
E7riT«^v£iv, Ion. for tmriuvtiv,
pres. inf. act. of tmriuvw.
Emrd&i, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of
tmrdaom.
E^mi(ij, -to$, Att. -£ti)j,i/, (fr. tm-
Ttiaau) to order) a command, or-
der, injunction, appointmint, re-
gulation.
Emrapdoaiii or -rru), f. -fa, p. -^«,
(fr. t-i intent, and Tdpfiffffw to
dbturb) to hinder, interrupt, dis-
turb.
KniTiipftcOoSf -ovt b, fi, same as
c-ijijjuOoi.
EmraaiSi -ios, Att. -£Wj, i';, (fr. tm-
Ttivu to stretch) extension, in-
crease, growth ; attention, in-
tensencssf earnestness, vehe-
mence.
Emrdaau) or -ttui, f. -fa>, p. trriTi-
rii%a, (fr. tut intens. and rdaau>
to arrange) to place behind or
after ; to set in order, arrange,
dispose, regulate ; to order, com-
mantl, enjoin, appoint. 1 a. ind.
act. trim!-*, per. ind. mid. tm-
rhaya.
Emrd^ta, -u>v, rd, (neut. pi. of
next ) grave-clothes, funeral gar-
ments, a winding-sheet.
Emrdfios, -ov, b, i'i, (fr. tm upon,
and Tti<pos a tomb) funereal,
sepulchral ; mournful, mourn-
ing.
Kmra^vvuiy fr. cfl intens. and ra-
Xi'i-w, which sec.
EmTiOd), -i}(, -jj, 1 a. sub. pass, of
t~iTiQnut.
E7r/r£<Aoi', impr. — E7T(rfiXai, inf.
— Enrfj'Auj, par. 1 a. act. of
tirtr/XAw.
Ennfi'u, f. tmrtvu), p. tmriraKa,
(fr. tm intens. and rtivw to
stretch) to stretch out, spread
over, extend; to increase, aug-
ment ; to strain, exert, apply,
strive, endeavour ; to aim, intend,
design ; to stretch or hang over,
impend.
Emni^i(u, f. -tau), p. -iKa, (fr. £7Tt
■gftinatj and rti^/^w to wall, th.
Tti-^Di a wall) to surround with
a wall or cirrumvallation, build
a wall against, attack by raising
a rampart or mound; to build
up, erect.
EmTti^ioua, -mt-oj, to, (fr. last) a
rampart, mound or circumval-
lation raised against ; a fortress,
castle.
E-iTiKa, a. sin. of nr/rt^.
EmreXicaTt, 2 pi. impr. — ETtrt-
A/<t»7, 3 sin. sub. — Emrt^eaai,
inf. I a. act. — EmrtXtaOdi, a.
sin. -Qivra, par. I a. pass. —
EnrcXp&vrcf, n. pi. cont. par.
pres. act. — E-tTtTi\to-uai,-caij
-rat. per. ind. pass, of
Eti7-£^£u> -u>, f. -icw, p. -em, (fr.
tm miens, and rfAf'w to finish) to]
perform, execute, complete, finish,
accomplish, end. 1 a. ind. act.
t-erf'Xcara.
E~iTcXi)i, -tu$ -ovs, o,>7, (fr. same)
complete, perfect, finished, end-
ed, fulfilled, executed, perform-
ed.
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Em
EmriWto, Ion. for £-<rAAow,pres,
impr. of
E-tTiXXufjui, (fr. nri intena. am}
riXXu) obft. to rise) /" a; ,
up, spring up. E-triXXujiui, to
enforce, command, order.
EffirfXAo/ui'ami', iKol. for £ir<T£X-
Ao//U'wv, g. pi. par. pre*, mid. ot
last.
Emriuru), C -reuw, p. imTtTifi>}Ka,
(fr. £ff( intens. and r/pw to cut)
to cut short, shorten , to Clg i//),
ri/f «;>fn, ri/t M picas, distWt.
EmWi£, -ckos, /;, (fr. tm at, and r//c-
rw to briii}; forth) near birth,
near labour, in travail.
EmrtpvioTtpov, (neut. comp. of
next) more ugreeubly, pltusuntly
or ddiglitj'ully.
EviTtpmn, -ios ~ovi, b, f), (fr. tv\
intens. and ripmo to delight) de-
lightful, agreeable, pleasant.
comp. tmrtpirioTipos, sup. -nt-
CTUTOi.
Emriprnj), f. -\f-ui, p. -(pa, (fr. same)
to delight, please, entertain, gra-
tify ; to attract, allure.
EmTirpa-zrai, 3 sm. — E7r<r£Tpd-
ipaTai, Ion. for tmrtrpauuivoi
aai, 3 pi. of EmrtTpauuai, per.
pa^s. ind. of tiriTpivu).
Emri'i<K,tia, and Ion. Emr/jUta, -u)v,
ra, (neut. pi. of next) necessa-
ries.
EmTitfaos, -ov, b, f), (fr. tmrntrii
fit) convenient, proper, adapted,
fit ; commodious, opportune ;
friendly, zealous ; necessary,
needful, requisite.
ETrlrnots, (neut. of same) fitly,
properly ; yiecessanly ; purpose-
ly, intentionally.
EmTi'ictvua, -aros, to, (fr. same)
a practice, study, pursuit, pro-
fession, employment ; a habt t
mode of life; a desisn, in!<nt,
purpose; a rule, order, custom,
institution.
EmrriUvtii, f. -£i5(jw, (fr. same) to
practise, study, prof ss, cultivate ;
to labour at, pursue earnestly ; to
follow, imitate. 1 a. ind. act.
tirtrrj Stvtra.
EmTnc>iu)s, Ion. for imTncttuyg, (fr.
tmri'i(]noi fit) fitly, properly;
correctly^ strictly, com tnitntiy.
EmTntitis, -ios -ovs, b, f), (perhaps
fr. £7rt upon, to hiov what is ne-
cessary. Or, tm to, an I (ou(
agreeable) fit, proper, convenient;
agreeable, accommodated, apt,
commodious, sufficient.
EmTijKU), f. -£o>, (fr. £7rt upon, and
TfiKu> to melt) to melt upon, pour
in liuuid, ; to dissolve.
Emnwiu) -w, f. ->'i<jw, (fr. £rr« in-
tens. and Tnpiu) to watch) to
save, preserve, guard, protect, de-
fend ; to v:alch, wait for. 1 a.
par. act. tmTiwi'itras.
E~iTiQiaoi, Ion. for tirtridtToi 3 pi.
pres. ind act. — Emridtodai,
pres. inf. pass. — EmTiOr/oiv, 3
sin. pres. ind. act. of tmridnut.
E-iridei, Ion. for tmrlBeTi, pres,
impr. act. of same, as if fir
£7rtri0/u».
Em
Emr/Ptyu, f. £irttf>)cxi>, p. tniTfOeiKa,
(fr. etrl upon, and TiQnui to put)
to put, set, place or lay upon,
apply ; to shut, close ; to put in
or on board, lade; to cover,
tpread over ; to put to, apply,
add; to impose, inflict. EtririQz-
uai, to propose to one's self, pur-
pose, intend; to set about, un-
dertake; to assault, set or fall
upon. 1 a. ind. act. iitiQnica. 2 a.
act. ind. e-ziOnv impr. emdis.
inf. £-mde7vai. 1 a. pass. ind.
cttridriv' sub. cKirtBG). 1 f. mid.
tmOfjaouat. 2 a. mid. Eirzdiunv,
'Sco, -tro.
WurtTtdjjs, -fj, 2 and 3 sin. pres.
sub. act. of last.
KiriTtudei -a, 3 sin. pres. ind. act.
—EiciTtixuns, 2 sin. pres. sub.
act. — Emnu^v, pres. inf. act.
cont E7rtr^wi',par. pres. act.
cont. of
Eiririudta w, f. -r)ffu), p. miTtrian-
Ka, (fr. ejrt intens. and riudw to
honour) to increase the value,
advance the price, enhance, ag-
gravate; to raise in esteem, ho-
nour, respect ; to charge, enjoin ;
to upbraid, reproach ; to chide,
blame, reprove, impf. act. zirz-
riuaov -u>v. 1 a. act. ind. eireri-
ut]<ra' impr. fniTt^voov opt. em-
Ttpfjffaiui' inf. emTtpfioai.
Emrt/mToj, -ov, b, (fr. last) a cen-
surer, reprover, railer, caviller.
Adj. captious, morose, peevish.
"Eiririnfjaaipi, -ai$,-ai, 1 pi. E.ititi-
ufio-atuw, 1 a. opt. act. of emri-
udu).
"Eirinix/iacai, d. pi. of
Extnju^o-jj, -ios, Att. -stas, %, (fr.
titiTifxdoi to blame) blanw, cen-
sure, reproof ; reproach ; in-
crease of price, enhancement.
'EiriTiixrjT'iKbs, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same)
censorious, given to find fault,
severe.
EniTifiia, -as, r), (fr. same) same
as £7riTi/iVffts.
Hitirijiiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
fine, penalty ; the reward or ef-
fect of wickedness, punishment ;
a sin, fault.
"Eirirluos, »ov, b, r), (fr. same) ho-
nourable, respectable ; honest, tin-
cere, just.
EiririfiCbvTai, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. — E7rmjuwvraf, a. pi. mas.
cont. par. pres. act. of same.
EntTlrOiog, -ov, b, r), (fr. tiri upon,
and rirdos the teat) taking milk,
on the breast, sucking. Subs.
a suckling, nursling.
Emroavrb, (fr. cm to, and avrb
upon the same) together, at the
same time or place ; for the same
purpose ; in union or concord.
Ettitokos, -ov, b, r), (fr. eiri at, and
tikto) to bring forth) near birth,
near labour, in travail.
EmroXr/, -rjs, )';, (fr. tiri upon, and
tAXw to command) Ion. for tv-
ToXr/.
T.mro\fjLdciv -<[v, pres. inf. act. of
EmroX^aw -w, fr. em intens. and
ro\pdu, which see.
Em
Entropr), -VS, »'/, (fr« eirtrifivw to
cut short) a cutting off, lopping,
pruning ; amputation ; a short
cut; an epitome, abridgment,
contraction, summary.
Errirouos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same)
compendious, short, summary;
abridged, contracted.
Eiriroi;d£ouai, f. -daofiai, (fr. £7rt
at, and t6%ov a bow) to aim at,
shoot at.
EmToirifa, (fr. £m in, and rditos a
plaoe) to meet with, fall upon,
light upon ; to get.
EmroiroXv, (fr. «rt intens. rb the,
and ttoXvs much) for the most
part, generally, usually.
Emrbnaaiq, JRo\. with double a,
and by Sync, for £mt:£T6<rag, par.
1 a. act. of £Twr£T6u>. Or in
same manner for' tniTomaas, par.
1 a. act. of £iriTom$u).
Eirirp£iTTio5, -a, -ov, (fr. next) to
be allowed, permitted, &c. ac-
cording to the verb.
ETrtrpf-rrw, f. -^w, p. £TnriTO£<pa, (fr.
£irt towards, and rpiirw to turn)
to permit, suffer, allow ; to yield,
submit, comply ; to commit, in-
trust, deliver to. 1 a. ind. act.
£V£Tp£xpa. per. pass. ind. EiriTe-
rpafxnai. 2 a. ind. pass. £ir£rpd-
nrjv, per. mid. EniTirpoira.
EirtTpij^u), f. -Opi^u), p. EiriStdpa-
ftnKa, (fr. £irt upon, and rptyw
to run) to run to, run up to ; to
run in, upon or against ; to over-
run, attack, invade. ; to run or
fly past. Mid. to overspread, per-
vade, prevail. 2 a. ind. act. £ni-
Spafiov. per. ind. mid. £mSi-
hpoua.
Emrpzxpov, -dno, 1 a. impr. act. —
"EmTpixpovTi, Dor. for mirpidjov-
orj, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of z-mrpi-nu).
Eitirpl(ioi, f. -d/w, p. -fa, (fr. £iri
intens. and Tpifiu to rub) to rub
against, wear away or out, chafe;
to pound, beat ; to break, bruise,
trample ; to afflict, weaken, re-
duce, bring down ; to stun, con-
found, plague, worry.
EirirpitrTos, -ov, b, ff, (fr. last)
worthless, vile ; hardened, impu-
dent, shameless.
Eirirpiros -ov, b, ft, (fr. £izt upon,
and rpiros third) as much and a
third, more by a third ; every
third ; the third.
ETirpiipts, -io$, Att. -£w?, fi, (fr.
£7rtrp(/?w to wear away) friction ;
wear, a breaking or dashing ;
that which strikes against, a
wave.
Eirirpdiraios, -a, -ov, (fr. zmrpimo
to intrust) committed, intrusted,
given in charge.
EiriTpoizcvo), f. -£<5<rw, p. -Ka, (fr.
£viTp0TT0i a steward) to do busi-
ness for another, take charge or
care of, administer, manage, su-
perintend, transact ; to rear, edu-
cate.
Evirpo-rrrj, -rjg, '/, (fr. same) pro-
curation, provision ; administra-
tion, office, charge, commission,
trust, guardianship ; a steward-
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Em
ship, management, superintend*
ance.
Eirirpoms, -ov, b, f/, (fr. Emrpiiru
to intrust) a protector, governor;
a treasurer, purveyor; a guar*
dian, tutor ; a manager, solicitor;
a steward, superintendant.
EmrpoxdSriv, (fr. rpoxdfa to hast-
en) briefly t compendiously, short-
ly ; quickly, hastily.
Eirirpoxos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same) ra-
pid, fluent, voluble.
EiriTvy%dv(j), f. mid. -r£t5£o/zat, p.
£TziTtT£vya, (fr. ziri at, and rvy-
Xavu) to be) to meet or come up
with; to encounter, surprise; to
attain to, arrive at, succeed. 2 a.
ind. act. £7T£ru^ov.
EirirvufiiSios, -ov, b, ft, (fr. £7ri
upon, and tv^/Sos a hillock)
crested, tufted.
E-mrvxiiv, 2 a. inf. act. of £iriTvy-
%dvu).
Emrvxla, -a?, f), (fr. £iriTvyxdva>
to arrive at) attainment, acqui-
sition ; success.
Eirirvxibv, -ovca, -bv, (par. 2 a.
act. of same) accidental, casual^
fortuitous ; any one, whoever.
Em<paiv6vTu>v, g. pi. par. pres. act.
of
E-rrKpaivu), f. -dvS, p. -ntyayica, (fr.
£7ri intens. and ipaivw to appear)
to show, make appear ; to shine
upon, give light to, illumine.
Eirupaivonai, to show one's self,
appear, be manifested or dis-
played, pres. impr. act. £ni<patve,
-£TU). 1 a. ind. Act. £iri(f>T}va. per.
ind. pass, ziuitityannai, and Alt.
Emirifaoixai. 2 a. ind. pass. £«-
(pdvrjv.
Eiri(f)avai, 1 a. inf. act. — E-rj^a-
vds, -c7o-a, -tv, par. 2 a. pass, of
last.
EmQdvaa, -a?, ft, (fr. same) an
appearance, show, display; splen-
dour, grandeur; the Epiphany
or manifestation of Christ; the
outside, surface.
Eirt(j>dvfig,-ios -ovs,b, rj, (fr. same)
light, lightsome, clear, bright^
resplendent ; apparent, manifest ;
illustrious, glorious.
ErrKbavau, 3 sin. 1 f. act. of
EirtcpavoKU) or EmQavu, f. -avaw,
andEizi(pavo[iai, (fr. £7nupon, and
<pavo-K(i), (ftavw or (pdu> to shine) to
shine upon, shine out ; to dawn.
Eiri<pip£iv, act. — ETrupipcodat,
pass. inf. pres. — Eirnp'tpotffa,
Dor. for £m<pipovo-a, fern, of E7tj-
(pipwv, par. pres. act. of
E7ri0f'pw, f. £Troi(rw, I a. Eirrjvcyica,
(fr. £ttj upon, and (bipoi to bring)
to bring to, carry in, take to ; to
bring or put upon, inflict, im-
pose ; to add, superadd, put to ;
to carry in, import, introduce;
to bring against, charge, accuse ;
to oppose, object to. EirKpipofjiai,
to fall on, begin violently ; to
inveigh against, reproach; to fall
upon, attack, rush, dart, run
hastily. 2 a. act. ind. £irrjv£yKov
inf. £7T£V£J/(C£(V.
EitKp^i^u, (fr. £m against, and <p<o
Em
fi/{*topublnli,th. 0rfwto speak)
to cucrilt, attribute, impute ; to
bo le ULftrebode, portend ; to de-
nounce, ileclare, pronounce upon.
Eiri</>0ds, -daa, -dv, 2 a. par. act. of
EmipOejut, fr. £»i miens, and tyQijut,
DM as <pOuvti>, sec either.
Kir«00ovoj, -ov, b, e), (fr- crl upon,
and <pd6voi envy) envious, mali-
cious, spiteful ; hateful, odious ;
nn table, distinguished.
Em<p86vws, (fr. last) enviously, ma-
lt riau.il [1/ .
EnupOvfa, (fr. ciri upon, and <pdifa
• as ktvu to spit) to spit
upon ; to spit at through ill-
will ; to bcv:itch, give ill luck.
Em<pQvaooio-a,Y)orSorcm<pOv$ovea,
n. fern. par. pres. act. of last.
Em<fr\cyu>,{fr. cm intens. and tf>\iyw
to burn) to set on fire, inflame,
kindle ; to enlighten, illumine,
illustrate.
Empopd, -as, f), (fr. cmeplput to at-
tack) violence, force, impetuosity ;
impression, operation, influence ;
an attack, charge, assault.
Kiri<pop(tj) -u>, Ion. same as cm<plpu>.
Emipopr/uaTa, -u)v, to, (fr. cni<plpu>
to bring m)-d(liraries introduced
between the courses ; removes
a dessert.
Ern'^npof, -ov, b, f), (fr. same) com-
modious, convenient, Jit, season-
able, opportune; inclined, prone,
apt ; pregnant, with young.
EmApdfa, f. -aau), p. imiritppaica
(fr. em intens. and 0pd£u> to
say) to denounce, proclaim, pub-
lish, declare ; to remind, admo-
nish, warn, advise, counsel; to
suggest, prompt, hint ; to dis-
co- r.te, treat of. Emeppd^Ofiai, to
undi ■ n -e, know ; to
consider, think of, regard, pan-
der ; to invent, devise. 2 a. ind.
act. circfpaSov.
Emippocvvn, ->/?, fi, (fr. cnt upon,
and <ppr)v the understanding)
wisdom, prudence, discretion ;
foresight, intelligence, d. pi. ein-
(ppoavvnot, Ion. for -avvais.
Eirtypwv, -oioy, 6, fi, (fr. same)
prudent, wise, discreet ; intelli-
gent, sensible.
Emepvug, -ados, fi, (fr. criepvu to
grow up) a cut down vine.
Em&vio-du), 3 sin. pres. impr. mid.
of same.
Eir^u^jiru, or -rru), fr. ciri intens.
and q>v\doou>, which see.
EmtyvWi^u), f. -icii), and Att. -iw,
(fr. cm at, and <pvX\ov a leaf) to
gather grapes ; to glean.
E7r«/>uXX(j, -tSos, !), (fr. same) a
*r"all or poor cluster not worth
gu.neri.ng ; the leavings or glean-
ings of grapes ; a silly writer,
paltry poet.
Eirupvs, -Vara, -vv, par. 2 a. act. of
eiriqjvui, same as
Emepvw, f, -vo-ti), p. eiriir((pvKa, (fr.
cm upon, and (pvu> to grow) to
grow to or upon ; to stick, adhere,
cling ; to grow large, increase.
JLm<puvia) -w, f. -fjou, p. cmirctpuivn-
Ka, (fr. cm intens. and ipuviw to
Em
sound) to shout, cry out ; ex-
claim, cry out aguinst. impf.
act. citi6u)vcov -ovv, -ccs -cts, -tc
-«. per. ind. pass, cmvcitxinn^ai.
Em<pd>vriua,-dros,rd, >uid Emtputvn-
ois,-iOi, Att. -cws,>), (lr. last) I
crying out, exclamation, outcry ;
acclamation, shouting, huz-.-nng.
Em<ptl>aKit>, (fr. cm on, and cputcKU)
to dawn ) to shine upon ; to begin
to be day, dawn. impf. act. crt-
<PlOffK0V.
Eir^a/i'w,f.-ai'cD,p.rn,i«^ay«ca,(fr,
same, and -^alvw to gape
at or upon ; to desire, lorn; tor.
EmyalpiA, f. -apu>, p. iirtKi-vapxa,
(fr. same, and yai'pw to rejoice)
to delight, he glwl, njoire, exult
to insult, triumph over. 1 f. mid
tmxacu'ioopai. 2 a. ind. pass, cue-
Xsf">v-
Ejr«x<iXd£u>, f. -ffu, p. -Ka, (fr,
, and ya'Xa(a hail) to hail
upon ; to mower or pour like
hail, pelt.
Erc^fiXdu) -w, fr. same, and %a-
Xfj'w, which see.
Em\a\KOi, -ov, b, {), (fr. cm upon,
and %a\icos brass) brazen, made
of brass, covered with brass.
Effi£<ipdrru>, f. -£w, p.cmKCKdpa-^a,
(tr. same, and %apdrou) or -rru>
to engrave) to engiave upon,
carve in, imprint.
EirlxaPftai -aroj, to, (fr. same, and
X^Pf"1 joy, th. %alpu) to rejoice)
derision, mocking, scoffing ; a
mockery, jest, scorn, sport.
Ertlxtipa, -wv, rd, (fr. cm in, and
%cip the hand) handsel ; hire, re-
compense, wages.
Emxcipu -ci, pres. impr. act. of
Emy^cipcu) -G>, f. -rjau), p. imayf'
fl^ica, (fr. same, and ^t/p the
hand) <o infcc in hand, set or go
about, attempt, endeavour, try ;
to lay hands on, set upon, attack,
assail, impf. act. crrc-)(clptov -ovv.
1 a. ind. act. citcxdpnaa.
Emyetpnua, -aros, rd, (fr. last) an
attempt, exertion, effort; an en-
terprise, utulcrtaking.
Emxtlpnais, -tos, Att. -ewe, fj, (fr.
same) an undertaking, attempt,
enterprise ; an assault, onset, at-
tack ; a conspiracy, plot.
Em-£ciporovib> -io, f. -*5cr<i), p. -nica
(fr. cm towards, %cip the hand,
and raw to stretch) to vote by
show of hands ; to decree, pass,
enact, ordain, determine, judge,
sentence.
ETrt^fw, f. -ciffoo, p. -cvKa, (fr. cm
upon, and ;^/w to pour) to pour
into or upon ; to infuse, instil ;
to shower, shed, strew. For
tenses see e/c^/w.
Em-%6ovi7}o-i. Emx8ovtoiai, d. pi.
Ion. of
Emxdovios, -ov, b, t), (fr- t-m upon,
and x0<iv the earth) earthly,
terrestrial ; upon the earth, living.
Em\o\og, -ov, b, fi, (fr. £777 intens.
and^oX/j gall) bitter; sharp, cruel,
severe ; choleric, angry, irascible.
COmp.£7rtyoXu)r£p'>j,sup. -airaro?.
Emyoonyiu) -w,f. -?/<ru, p. emKcyo-
(240)
Em
p/y»7«C(i,(fr. cm towards, and xoP&t
tAt chorus, and ,',yu) to lead) to
supply, furnish, ajfbrd, provide as
the manager of a thoatre ; to add
to, aid, tkrengthen. nourish.
Ernxopiynth'/aopaL, -)/, -crui, I f.
tnd. pass. — hlm%opriyijearc, 2 y).
1 a. impr. act. — Em%opriyuvt
act. — Emyopnyovucvoi, -n, -ovt
past. par. pn s. rout, of last.
ETTixop^yij -"5» ^, (fr« same) a
1/, provision ; riluj', rim
unit.
Emxpdu), f. -i)cui, p. -r/Ka, (fr. trri
inuiis. and XPU'W to use) fo de-
sire, long for, covet ; to assault
1 lolvntly, uttack. Emxpdopai
-(bum, to seize, appropriate^
usurp ; to abuse, misuse ; to use,
he vitima'c, relate or belong to,
be con I-
Emxpcwucvos,-i), -ov, (Ion. fortfft-
XpJjpcvoi, par. pres. pass. cont.
OJ last) ustd, borrouied ; fami-
liar, intimate / confederate ; con-
nictid, nlatcd.
Entxpioros, -ov, b, f). (fr. next)
unointid, hi smeared, laid ont
varnished, painted.
Eiri^iw, f. -iati), p. ciriKC^piKa, (fr.
cm upon, and yp«'w to anoint)
to spread upon, anoint ; to daub,
smear. 1 a. ind. act. ettcxpiaa'
Eirixpvo-os, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same, and
Xpuffds gold) a1'''-
Ettj^uvw, and Einyvw, f. -vow, p.
cmKixvKa, (fr. same, and ^t3vw or
^iiu to pour) to pour into or upon.
Enlivens, -(Of, Att. -twj, fi, (fr.
last) a pouring upon, infusion;
a libation, cjjering,
Emxwpiu -w, f. -r)awy p. cvikc-
X^pi^a, (fr. cm intens. and
^wpf'w to give place, th. vwpaf a
place) io yield, retire, withdraw ;
to give up, resign; to concede,
grant, permit, allow, suffer.
Emxdipyois, -«oj, Att. -cu>j, i), (fr.
last) a retreat ; a concession,
permission, leave, allowance.
Ein^wpid^u), f. -(7U, p. -Ka, (fr. eirl
intens. and ^wpio^o) to retire)
to frequent, visit often, resort or
repair to.
Emxuiptoi, -ov, b, r), (fr. ciri in, and
X&pos the place) native, indi-
genous, of the place ; familiar,
intimate, connected ; private, pe-
culiar.
Etrti/'dXXu), f. -aXw, p. ciri\pa\ica,
(fr. ciri intens. and \pd\\u> to
sing) to sing to, play upon.
Emihav'u), fr. same, and ijeavu),
which see.
EmxpcKu^u), f. -affw,p.-aKa, (fr. crrt
upon, and ipe/cdga to sprinkle,
th. »//£Kaj dew) to besprinkle, be-
dew, moisten; to drop upon or
into, instil.
Emrpnepifa, f. -t(70), p. -i<a, (fr. £rr2
intens. and i^-nepifa to calculate,
th. xpejepos a pebble) to wte for ;
to vote, decree, enact, establish.
Enlipoyos, -ov, b, //, (fr. same, and
xpdyjs blame; blamcable, faulty,
culpable.
Emu>, -j)i, -n, 2 a. sub. oUittiui, to
Eno
come' upon. Or of c<ptiu), same
as e<f>lnui.
Eifiwv, -ovoa, -bv, (par. 2 a. of
tirci/xi to come upon) coming,
following, succeeding, future.
EirXdynv, -ns, -v, 2 a. ind. pass, of
Tt\f)00(t>.
ExXdyxQnv or E-rrXdxBnv, ->??, -v,
1 a. ind. pass, of 7rXd£a).
E7rXava<5^r?i' -6fir)v, -dov -<3, -drro
-aro, impf. — E7rXaV;o-a,-aff, -e,
1 a. ind. act. — EirXavndnoav,S
pi. 1 a. ind. pass, of irXavdw.
EirXafo Dor. for inXaoc, which by
Apos. 'EirXao, 3 sin. 1 a. ind.
act. — EnXdodnv, -ns, -n, 1 a.
ind. pass. of-rrXdarou) or -ttw.
EttXee, 3 sin. impf. of ttXe'w.
EwXcv, by Sync, for ineXtv, 3 sin.
impf. act. of7TfXw.
EttXeo, Ion. and 'EttXeu, Dor. and
by Sync, for i-ireXov, 2 sin. —
'EirXer', Sync, and Apos. 3 sin.
impf. pass, of ttAoj.
E7rXfo//£i', 1 pi. impf. act. of ttX/w.
tirXcdvaoa, -as, -c, 1 a. ind. act.
of irXeovd$u>.
%itXcov(KTrioa, -as, -c, 1 pi. -oaptv,
1 a. ind. act. of nXcovcKreo).
'ErcXev, see e-nXco.
E>Tr\£vffaixsv, 1 pi. 1 a. ind. act. —
"EtTcXtvadyivv, 1 a. ind. mid. of
7rXfo».
inXrjynv, -ns, -n, 2 a. ind. pass, of
TrXji/ffffto Or -TTU)
XnXTJdnv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass, of
ripirXrjiii.
$n\t)6vveT0, -dvvovro, 3 sin. and pi.
impf. pass. — EirXtjdvvftnvi -ns
-p, 1 a. ind. pass, of ttXtjOvvu).
1k\t>vt\ see iirXnr.
"StjrX^a, -as, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of
ttXtjoov or -rrta.
J&irXfipcoccv, &ct. — EirXnp&Qn, pass.
3 sin. 1 a. ind. of irXnp6u).
EiiXrjoa, • «;, -c, 3 pi. "EnXnoav, 1
a. ind. act. — ErtXficdnv, -ns,
-n, 3 pi. -Cncav, 1 a. ind. pass.
of TrXr/da.
'EirXvr, 'E-kX^vt', by Apos. and
Sync, for enfaXnTo, 3 sin. and
e-jriirXnvro, S pi. pper. pass, of
■nijxizXnfii. Or, impf. pass, of
irXrj/u for 7iXau>, same as ireXd(o.
EnXovrnoa, -as, -e, 3 pi. -aav, 1 a.
ind. act. of rXovrtw.
EirXovrioOriTe, 2 p\. 1 a. ind. pass.
of irXovri£o).
'EirXwav, 3 pi. I a. ind. act. of
irXvvu).
'Envcvoa, -as, -c, 3 pi. -irav, 1 a.
ind. act. of m/iu.
Ewiynv, -ns, -n, pas^.— 'Envtyov,
-is, -c, act. — Eirviy6,'7iV, 3 pi.
-yovro, mid. 2 a. mi k\ t>()'u>,
Etrvv&nv, -ns, -V, I a- in*!* pi^s. Of
nvvti) or nvvftt, same us *yft
Eno
Eiroovpopai, fr. eh-i intens. ando<5v-
pofiai, which see.
En6$<i>, f. -rjauy and -iau>, (fr. same,
and 6^u) to smell) to smell strong,
stink; to putrefy, rot.
Eirddnoa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
7ro0£w.
Enoiyu), f. -fw, p. nr&ya, (fr. ciri
intens. and oiyw, which see)
per. pass, cmoyuai' pper. pass.
cmoy/inv, -£o, -kto.
Eiroliov -ovv, -ces -tis, -it -ei, impf.
and Eiroinca, -as, -£> 1 a. ind.
act. of noiiui.
EiroiKiov, -ov, to, (dim. fr. £7ri in-
tens. and oTkos a house) a villa,
cottage, cabin, hut.
EirotKoSouci, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
act. ot
EitoiKodontu -Si, f. -now, p. citojko-
66/jinKa, (fr. cm upon, and oikooo-
pia> to build, th. oIkos a house)
to build upon, build in addition,
enlarge a building, repair, build
up ; to edify, improve. 1 a. pass,
ind. cmpKoSoufjOnv.
EttoiKooofinQiis, -cioa, -iv, n. pi.
EttoikooouiiQcvtcs, par. 1 a. pass.
— EnoiKoSofifjoat, 1 a. inf. act.
— EiroiKoSopovutvot, pass. Eiroi-
KoSofiovvTes, act. n. pi. cont. par.
pres. of last.
'Eiroiicos, -ov, b, }), (fr. cm towards,
and oIkos a house) a stranger,
visiter, lodger; the master, land-
lord, host, householder.
Eiroiuava, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
iroipatvu).
Eiroiovoav for Eitocovv, 3 pi. impf.
act. — Eirolnoa, -as, -t or -tv,
pi. -noaTt, -ncrav, act. — E7roi>7-
od/inv, 3 pi. -cavro, mid. 1 a.
ind. ofirouo).
Eiroloai, 1 a. inf. act. — Eiroiou),
-eis, -ti, 1 f. ind. act. — Eiroio-
OTnoofiai, -n, -trai, 1 f. ind. pass,
of the obs. etto/w, see emQipw.
Eiroio-Tfos, -a,.-ov, (fr. emtpipo) to
bring upon) it must or is to be
brought upon, carried in, in~
flicted, attacked, &c. according
to the significations of tm^iph),
which see.
E-Koi^to, Ion. for tiroixov, pres.
impr. mid. of
E-noixofiai, f. -t'lco^iai, p. emoxnixai,
from the obs. oixiofiai, (fr. £7rt
upon, and oixpixai to go off) to
go, march or proceed against,
invade ; to run violently, rush in
or upon ; to traverse, cross,
thwart ; to go to, go up to, ap-
proach; to run over, transact
quickly, recount cursorily ; to be
employed or engaged at, work at.
par. prf?s. mid. t-Koiydiitvos-
ZnoKfXXu), f. -cXw, p. tirdJiceXKa, (fr
V
...r.-, - - — .._..„ ~, -. „,», f. .,,—v..™-, v~.
Eiroyncvu), Ir. cm uponj and oy \ em against, and okiXXu same as
(icvu), which see. , <t(X\u) io apply) to strike, dash,
Etrdyiiios, -ov, >), (fr. same, <\iA run or beat against; to run
6y[io? a furrow, an epithe! a\'\ ajround, vtravd ; to drive, drift.
Ceres) ploughing, making fvr \ 1 a. ind. act. cminceiXa' par.
rows, tilling, cultivating. HtoteetXas.
Eir6b\a, -u>v, rd, Ion. fore^^ja, so.fcUfi vok-ifuro, Dor. for ciritKioaro, 3
c(j>68iov. j <in. 1 a. ind. mid. of vokI^u).
Kvooid^ui, Ion. for upocidfa, which JK-. ^Xi^no-av, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
see. j i-oXc/jcw.
Hh (241)
Eno
Ero\iTCv6finv, -ov, -ero, in S pi.
-ovTo. impf. ind. mid. of iroXi
TCVU).
"ETTojiat, f. cxpouai, impf. or 2 a.
mid. elirdnnv. par. pres. mid.
tirSficvos* See £7r&».
E7rou/3p/a, 'as, f], (fr. em intent,
and 6n(Spos a shower) violent
rain.
Enduvvjit, f. enoudcv, p. cmiuoKa,
(fr. £7rt upon, and 6fivvui or ofxvxna
to swear) to swear jurther, add
an oath, confirm an oath, swear
to it ; to adjure, conjure, oblige
another to swear, pres. impr.
eirduvvdi. 1 a. act. ind. cmiuooa^
sub. eirou6ow' inf. eiropdaai. 1 a.
mid. ind. emonoodunv.
Eiroixdoon, Poet, for -6on, 1 a. sub.
act. of last.
Etrou&aXios, -ov, b,f), (fr. £ttj upon,
and- op<paXds the navel) at, neart
above or about the navel.
Et:6n<paXov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) the
boss of a buckler; the knobt
spike or projection in the middle
of a shield.
Eirdvaoav, Dor. for eit6vncav, 3 pi.
1 a. ind. act. — Eir6vcov -ovv, -eet
-cis, -££ -£'1 impf. act. of iroviu.
Enovcio'ifo f. -«ro>, p. emovciStica,
(fr. cm against, and ovtioifya to
reproachj th. ovaobs a reproach)
to upbraid, reproach, cast up tot
charge with, taunt, stigmatize,
brand.
EirovciSioTtKos, -cv, b, ff, (fr. same)
opprobrious, slanderous, calum-
nious ; scandalous, disgracefulf
infamous.
EirovfjOnv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass.
of TTOviu).
Eitovnpcv6unv, -ov, -cro, 3 pi. -ovto,
impf. mid. of Ttovnpevui.
ETTOvofidfa, f. -ob), p. emov6uaicaf
(fr. cm upon, and ovoudfa to
name,th. 6vop.a a name) toname%
call, style, entitle ; to address by
or give a name of honour; to
dedicate, consecrate, deify.
Etrdvovv, impf. act. cont. of iroviu.
"Enovrai, 3 pi. of cirouai, mid. of
enct).
Etto^vvu, f. -vvSi, p. cmo^vyKa, (fr.
cm intens. and o\vvu> to sharpen,
th. otys sharp) to whet, sharp-
en; to quicken, rouse, excite,
hasten, accelerate.
Enoirrcvoavrcs, n. pi. par. 1 a. act.
of
Ettotttcvw, f. -etiou), p. cmoirrcvKa,
(fr. £7rj upon, and drrrouat to
look) to look into, examine; to look
upon, behold, witness ; to favour,
regard. 1 a. ind. act. cmb-nrcvoa.
Eirdisms, -ov, and E7ro7rrr/p, -rjpos,
b, (fr. same) an inspector, over-
seer, superintendant, monitor,
president; a beholder, eye-wit-
ness.
Eiroirronai, f. -xpo/xai, p. titZuuai,
(fr. same) to look upon, contem-
plate, behold; to lookinto, examine,
inspect; to select, choose, pick out.
Eiropav, Ion. for c<popqv, pres. inf.
act. cont. of etyopdw.
Em>py(£ofiai, f. -copmi, (fr. tnl
eiio
against, and opylfa to provoke
th. opyh anger) to be angry at,
incensed agam.it.
Enopiyopm, f. -(ouai, p. cxwptyuai
(lr. ttri towards, and op/yw to
stretch) to sir rich forth, out
toimuh ; to cutch, xcize, lay
hand* on. 1 a. mid. ind. cirupc£d-
unv par. inopt^dfitvos.
Etrop/yw, f. -(w, p. fccipi^a, fr. tin
miens, and op/yu/, win.
per. act. Att. tiropiipe^u, from
whence per. pass, tnopdtpcyuai
and ppcr. inopupiy^nv, -£o, -kto,
in 3 pi. inopwpiy pivot r)oav, and
Ion. (iropupixaro, and wotpopi-
\aTO.
sZnopcv6unv, -ov, -tro, 1 pi. -duida
3 -oiro, impf. ind. mid. — En-o-
ptvdrjv, -ns, -r;, 3 pi. -Onaav, 1 a.
uul. pass, of iropcvofiai.
MZn6p9tov -ovv, -ic( -us, -cc -ci
impf. ind. act. of nopdiut.
Enopiadprjv, -u>, -aro, 3 pi. -avro
1 a. ind. mid. of wopl^ui.
"Enopnittv -iiv. Ion. for tQopjticiv
■ilr, pres. inf. act. of apopftiu,
same as upopftdu.
Erropvcvaav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
TTopV'f I'Cd.
Eir<*p»'t'/iiii, (fr. ciri against, and op.
nuu or opvi'w to excite) to be pro-
voked, incited, exasperated ; to
rise up against, attack, invade.
par. pres. mid. iwopvvftivos.
EwopoiJw, f. -<tw, p. twuipovxa, (fr.
same, and opoi'w to rush, th. <5pw
to incite) to rush upon or info,
assail, attack ; to leap or sprittg
upon, mount ; to set out upon.
EIIT
EriY
1 a. ind. act.
ciTupovaa, -as, -£.
Eirdpw, f. -opu, Al,o\. -6pau>, p.
tnipica, (fr. same, and 6pu> to
incite) to stir up, animate, spur,
urge, set upon. 1 a. ind. inupoa'
impr. inopoov.
Eiropwp/^aro, see tnopiyia.
Ettoj, -toi -ovt, to, (fr. inu> to say)
a word, expression ; a saying,
. proverh ; an
oniric, response, prediction, pro-
phecy ; a line, verse; a song,
poem ; matter, subject, purpose.
JE.wora6ftnv -uiftnv, -dov -w, -diro
-aro, impf. ind. mid. ofnnrd fim.
Kndri^tv, 3 sin. impf. — Erortca,
-as, -£ or -£»>, pi. -aaucv, -aarc,
act. — E.iroTtaQnptv, pass. 1 pi.
1 a. ind. of rtrrlyu.
Enorpvvo)^ f. -vkS, p. cviorpvyKa,
(fr. ttri intens. and orpvvin to in-
cite) to impel, hasten, hurry, de-
spatch; to rouse, instigate, set on.
Erovpdvta, -u>v, rd, (neut. pi. of
next) heaven, the heavens.
Enovpdvios, -ov, b,fi, (fr. enl upon,
and ovpavdi heaven) heavenly,
celestial.
EirorjuXu), f. -rjffu, p. tiruxpziXnKa,
(fr. ziri intens. and o<pe.i\u to
owe) tooux, owe beside, be more-
over indebted, pres. ind. act. 1
pi. o(pd\oucv.
Eno^iouat, (fr. iiroyos riding, th.
(5^0? a carriage) to be carried or
mounted, ride ; to rise aloft, soar.
E7ro^»j, -T/S, >h (fr. tif'vuj to restrain,
th. /^w to hold) restraint, re- EnraKtax^toi, -at, -a, (fr. last, and
striction ; hindrance, stop, dt la / A ^/Aioi a thousand) seven thou-
retenlion, withholding o/ ,ttd.
an epoch, period, revolution of the 'ErraKdoioi, -at, -a, (fr. inra
heavenly bodies. n, and -Kdaioi the termina-
'Ewo^ov, -ov, to, (neut. of next) lion of hundreds) >«i/-n hundred.
horse furniture, a saddle, ti - s, -or, o,,/, (fr. same, and
pings, housi
'Eiroxoi, -ov, b, p, (fr. tr\ upon,
and 6%os a carnage) uhli to rult ,
tvtttu) to strike) of stven (ones
or sounds; an epithet of the lyre
Which had « n n notes.
sitting will; mountid, curried, Enrdpni, -aoo, -aro, 2 a. ind. mid.
<>f irru/mi. Or, by Sync, lor
Eiro^updw -w, fr. inl intens. anil tTrrnodfiiir, 1 ;'. ind. mid. of
yrpdw, WDM I
'EnoT-, -onof, rd, the bird hoopoo or
perhaps bipwmg
End^ios, -ov, b, fj, (fr. rri upon,
and dirrouai to look) notable, con
siderable, remarkable; reprehen-
sible, blameable.
'Eno^ts, -iof, Att. -twj, //, (fr.
same) a tight, prospect, view,"
', look, appeur
Eirpdluv, Ion. tor tirendptctv, -tij
-£i, pper. ind. mid. ttwffittt
EirpdOnv, -rji, -n, 1 a. ind. pass, of
rpdoauj or of nrpciffKu.
'Eirpul/. .th. for iVapdoi',
act. — Eirpa06ftnv, -ov, -tro, for
cnapddfttjv, mid. -a. md.of ir/pOw.
'Errpuiu, and Ion. 'E»rp»;^a, -a$, -£
or-tv, pi. -^i^f»', -fart, act. —
E»rp<fy0»7V, -^{, -t), p.i
ind. of rpaVirtj, to ■
'Erpcca, for iirpnoa, -uf, -t, act. —
EirpfjoQnv, -rji, -n, pass. 1 a. ind.
of jrp»?0w.
E»rp»7ffff(5/ir7v, Ion. for EyrpaaaSftnv,
-ov, -tro, irnjtf. mid. — En-pi^y-
0»;>', Ion. for Eirpdyflijv, -ns, -rj, 1
a. ind. pass, of npdoou, .'■
Erpiiffi>7»', -Mao, -nro, imjif. or hv
Sync, for Erpiart/i?7v, -w, -aro, 1
a. ind. mid. of npiaftai.
EirploQ'iv, -t)(, -n, 3 pi. Errplodrjoav,
1 a. ind. pass, ot nplfa or irplu.
Eitplu>, by Cras. for titpiao, which
Ion. for iirpiaco, 2 sin. of t7rpid-
ur)v, above.
Ennuxrcv, by Sync, for firipdruffcv,
3 sin. 1 a. act. of ncpardd).
'E-nrd, indecl. seven. This Bom-
ber used to be considered an
emblem of sufficiency or per-
fection, and thence it is used
by the Poets, in composi-
tion, to express greatness and
strength.
Eirra(i6uos, -ov,b, i), (fr. last, and
0ovs a cow) made of seven cow-
hides ; strong, impenetrable.
'Eirrdy'b.offo-os, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and y\u>o-ffa a tongue) with seven
tongues, seven-voiced or toned.
An epithet of the lyre which had
seven strings.
E-rraiTtK and 'Eirrdrris, -cos, b, f),
(fr. same, and iros a year) of
seven years, seven years old.
Eirraiaav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
Trraiit).
'EitrtiKaifoica, (fr. tirrd seven, Kal
and, and o7*a ten) seventeen.
ETTTaKaiAfKaTos, -ov,b, fj, (fr. last)
seventeenth.
'EirraKts, (fr. fVra seven) seven
times, sevenfold.
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same. Or, impf. pass, of irri)-
pu
'EnrduT)vov,-ov, to, (neut. of next,
viz. ififlpvov) a seven-viontk'i
birth.
'Enrdfinvos, -ov, b, //, and 'Eirraun-
, -a, -ov, (fr. irru seven,
and ut)v a month) of or for seven
months.
'Errra^av, Dor. for trrrn^av, 3 pi. 1
a. ind. act. of 7rr>;<rffw.
'E-ranXdatoi, -ov, and Eirrair\aal-
u>v, -ovoi, b, fi, (fr. inrd seven,
and -rA.icioi ■ iiriinnation an-
swering to -fold) sevenfold, re-
piotnl or douhbd MM timrs.
'Errur,\(i(T('ajj, (fr. fimmc) sevt n I old.
'EirrandtiTiv, (fr. iirrd seven, and
ttoCj a foot) of seven feet, seven
feet long, broad, &c.
'Enrdnopos,-ov,b,}), (fr. same, and
rrfpof a passage) with seven
streams or outlets; roads or
w>n/!>.
'Enrdirv\os,-ov, b, ft, (fr.same, and
itvXn a gate) with seven gates ;
an epithet of a city, particularly
Th. :
'Etrrapov, -a, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of
irralpw.
"Ewra^u, and-^, (fr. inrd seven)
sevenfold.
EtrripvvKa, -at, -c, per. ind. act. of
trripvdij).
E7rrfpiiy»?v, -nt, -n, 2 a. ind. pass.
of irrnpiaao^iai.
'Eicrirrn, same as ixTairns.
Ettttjv, -th, -n, 3 pi. 'Eirrnaav, 2
a. ind. act. of -rrrTifjt or "nrnut.
E-rrrodQnv for enrondrjv, I a. ind.
pass. — Eirronuivos, par. per.
pass, of irroiia.
Errrolnrai, 3 sin. per. ind. pass, of
irroiiu), Poet, for irroiu).
Eirrdfinv, for tnrdunv, which see.
Or, by Sync, for trtrdunv, impi.
mid. of jrirofiai.
'ErrrdpoQos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. inrd
seven, and <5po0oj a roof, th. ipi-
<pw to cover) with or under seven
roofs, containing seven houses,
chambers or apartments ; of seven
floors.
Enruicihs, Ion. for ntnrwicuc, -v7a,
-of, par. per. act. of ninru).
E7rrwy£to-£, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
irrwvtiiw.
'Envapos, -ov, 6, 17, (fr. cnl intens
and {^wp water) wet, moist
damp, watery, marshy.
EnvOavSjinv, -ov, -tro, 3 pi. -ovro,
2 a. ind. mid. — Eirvv6av6-
unv, -ov, -tro, irnof. ind. mid. of
nvvQdvouai.
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JtirvpyuHTas, -aera, -av, par. 1 a. act.
of rrv py6u.
'Ettu', to say, speak, utter ; to tell,
declare, inform ; to call; to com-
mand, order, direct. — In the
impr. to salute, greet, bid good
morrow, farewell. 1 f. ind. act.
tifo) may be traced in derivatives.
1 a. ind. tlira, Poet, itnra, 3 pi.
t'nrooav impr. ziirov, -dru>, 3 pi.
eimiruio-av. 2 a. ind. tlitov' impr.
ti-nv opt. einoifii' sub. eimv' inf.
eiirctv' par. eiiribv, -ovcra, -6v.
"E7tw, to work, act ; to take care of.
be employed about, be engaged
in. "Enofiai, f. -^ojxai, to fol-
low, accompany, attend; to ad-
here, belong to, inhere, consist
with ; to press, touch, adjoin. 2
a. ind. mid. elironrjv.
E7rwa£u>, f. -dam, (fr. tm upon, and
uov an egg) to hatch, brood, sit
upon eggs.
Emoaa/jibs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
hatching, incubation.
EirwSfj, -rjs, f), Poet, for eiraoiSii and
-Sia, (fr. same, and ipSfi a song)
an epode, part of a poem ; <
poem, song ; a charm, incanta
tion, spell.
EmoStov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a short
poem ; a verse, stanza ; an ad-
ditional or concluding line.
Emotibs, and »on. EraoiSbs, -ov, b,
(fr. same) an enchanter, magi-
cian.
Emi>Kti\a, -as, -e, 3 pi. -iceiXav, 1 a.
ind. act. of ciroKiWu).
EmoXeov -ovv, -its -as, -tt -ci, in 3
pi. -eov -ovv, impf. ind. act.
Emb\ncre, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
TTCdXtW.
Emo/xis, -iSos, fi, (fr. cm upon, and
(ofios the shoulder) the part of the
neck close above the shoulders ;
the upj,er arm, nape, poll; a gar-
ment.
Emov6u.aca, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act.
of t-ovofid^iii.
Eirovvnia, -as, i), (fr. em upon, and
ovofia a name) a surname, bye
name, nickname ; a title, appel-
lation.
Eiru>vvfios,-ov, b,fi, (fr. same) sur-
named, called from, named af-
ter ; titled, named, called.
Embpa, Ion. for etiwpa, 3 sin. impf.
act. of £<pu>pdu>.
ETU>popi%dTo, Ion. for eiropuipeypi-
voi rjaav, see eiropiyu).
E-rr&paa, -as, -t, in 3 pi. -aav, 1 a.
ind. act. i£ol. of tvupuj.
Emoptodrj, 3 sin. -pwQrjaav, 3 pi. 1
a. ind. pass, of rrwp'no.
Erti)0£Xi7j, -ios -oT>s, b, ft, (fr. em in-
tens. and uxpeXito to help) pro-
fitable, useful, advantageous, be-
neficial.
EiruxfttXlfioiai, d. pi. Ion. of
'Emo<pi)'ifios, -ov, b, fj, fr. em in-
tens. and uxpfXt^os, which see.
Emoydro, Ion. for enwyniv n r,cav,
3 pi. pper. pass, of emnyw.
Emo^d^vv, -ov, -ero, impf. or 2 a.
ind. mid. of eiroi^ofjai.
'Epa, -as, -n, the earth, ground.
'Epa? for 'Epafr, (fr. last, and -£t
epf
a termination implying towards)
to the earth, on the ground.
Epaijiav, Dor. for epai/xnv, pres.
opt. act. of ipafxai.
Epaiodrjv, -rjs, -n, 1 a. ind. pass,
of pat u).
'Epdjiai, -oai, -rat, Poet, for tpaw,
which see.
Epav, cont. fr. tpdtiv, pres. inf.
act. of same.
Epavtfa, f. -oo), p. -Ka, (fr. ipavos
a collection) to contribute, sub-
scribe, pay a share, pay tax or
tribute. Epavi^o/xai, to receive
pay, hire, wages or tax ; to as-
sess, levy ; to collect, receive, take
as due.
Epavvbs, -fj, -bv, (fr. epdu> to love)
lovely, desirable ; pleasant, sweet,
agreeable.
'Epdvos, -ov, b, an entertainment
provided at common expense ; a
club, reckoning, shot ; a collection,
contribution, joint charge ; a tax,
assessment, impost, subsidy ; a
grace, favour, benevolence, alms.
'EpaoSe, Dor. for ipafy.
EpdoOai, pres. inf. pass. cont. —
Epdodrjv, Ion. for vpdoQnv, -ns,
-rj, 1 a. ind. pass, of epdu>.
Epact/jio\TTos, -ov, b, r), (fr. epdo) to
love, and poXirfj song, th. pi\-
mo to sing) fond of music, mu-
sical.
Epdot/xos, -ov, b, i/, (fr. tpdut to
love) lovely, amiable.
Epao n:\6KdyL0S, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same,
and irX6Kap.os a curl, th. nXiicu) to
twine) nice about the hair, fond
of dressing the hair.
Epda/xios, -ov, b, >';, same as tpdci-
fxos.
'Epacoai, Poet, for ipacai, 2 sin.
pres. ind. mid. of ipapai.
Epdtrcaro, Epaaodptvosi Poet, for
ripdoaro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid.
and epaodfievos, par. 1 a. mid. of
epdo).
Epaorfis, -ov, b, (fr. tpdia to love)
a lover, admirer.
Epaorbs, -ov, b, {/, (fr. same) be-
loved; lovely, amiable. Also
Erastus, a man's name.
Epareivbs, -fj, -bv, (fr. same) love-
ly, amiable, desirable.
Epdrfi, -?is, hi (fr- same) a mis-
tress, sweetheart.
Eparifa, f. -You), (fr. same) to
love, be in love with, take de-
light in ; to desire, wish or long
for.
Epdrbs, -ft, -bv, (fr. same) loved,
beloved. Subs, a lover.
Eparu), -60s' -00s, 17, (fr. same)
Eralo, one of the muses ; a wo-
man's name.
Epuriav, g. pi. of eparbs or eparf).
EodiD, f. -dou), p. fipdica, to love, be
in love with, enamoured of ; to
delight in, enjoy ; to desire, covet,
rcish or long for.
Epnoj, f. -den, to exhaust, empty,
drain, evacuate, pour out.
'Epy' for ipya, n. a. v. pi. of ipyov.
'Eoya, Boeot. for epydan, 2 sin. 1 f.
mid. of epyd^opat.
EpyaB, Heb. sometimes trans-
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EPr
lated a stone, sometimes th*
south. 1 Sam. xx. 19.
Epydc^eoQai, pres. inf. mid. — Epyd-
t,toQe, 2 pi. pres. impr. mid. —
Epyd^erai, -£ovrai, 3 sin. and pi.
pres. ind. mid. — Epya^6\itvosy
-rj, -ov, par. pres. mid. — Epyo-
£w/i£0a, 1 pi. pres. sub. mid. of
tpyd^o/jiai.
Epyd^ev, Dor. for epydfyv, pres.
impr. pass, of
Epyd^ofiai, f. -oofxat, p. tipyaoftai,
(fr. ipyov work) to work, labour ,
toil, endeavour ; to do, act, per-
form, operate ; to make, frame,
form ; to cause, effect ; to prac-
tise, be concerned, employed or
engaged in or about; to earn,
gain, get or procure by labour,
trade, traffic ; to till, cultivate.
pres. opt. pass, epya^oinqv, -010,
-oiTo. impf. eipya()6pr)v,-ov,-ZTO.
1 a. ind. mid., tipyaodfirjv.
'Epyadev, Poet, for eipyadev, 3 sin.
impf. act. of
Epyddu), same as eipyw.
Epya\elov, -ov,rb, (fr. ipyov work)
a tool, instrument ; a vessel, uten-
sil.
Epyahjiov, Ion. for last.
Epyafti Dor. for tpydor\, 2 sin. 1 C
mid. — Epyaaalfxriv, -aio, -airo, 1
a. opt. mid. — EpyaaBd, -fjs, -rj,
1 a. sub. pass, of cpyd^ofxai.
Epydaria, -as, and Ion. Epyaain,
-rjs, r), (fr. ipyov work) work,
labour, toil ; endeavour, atten-
tion, pains, diligence, care ; a
task, service ; workmanship, ma-
nufacture ; husbandry, tillage,
cultivation ; a practice, employ-
ment, trade, occupation; lucre,
gain, profit, earnings, emolu-
ment.
Epydffi/xos, -ov, b, r), (fr. same) thai
may be wrought, laboured or
cultivated, fertile ; cultivated,
improved ; working,
'Epyao/jiai' Epyao/iivos, Ion. for
eipyao-fiat, per. md. pass, and
cipyacjiivos, par. per. pass, of
epyd^of/at.
Epydoonai, -jj, -erai, 1 f. ind. mid.
of same.
EpyacTnpidKbs,-rj,-bv, (fr. next, th.
ipyov work) laborious, manufac-
turing; working. Subs, a work-
man, labourer, mechanic.
EpyaoTf)piov, -ov, to, (fr. ipyov
work) a workshop, manufactory,
forge ; a sfwp, office ; a work-
house, jail, prison.
EpyaoriKos, -ti, -bv, (fr. same)./?*
for work, adapted to labour,
strong, robust ; laborious, toil-
some, assiduous.
Epyarevoixai, f. -fuoo/xai, (fr. next,
th. ipyov work) to execute, finish;
to work out, effect, bring about,
effectuate.
Epydrns, -ov, b, (fr. i pyov work) a
labourer, workman, mechanic,
artificer ; a worker, practiser,
doer.
EpyarYicbs, -r), -bv, (fr. ipyov work)
workmanlike ; oUmvr, ingenu
mm.
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Kpyurfrw, -ov, 6, fj, Poet, for tpyd-
TTJS.
Epyan?, -Y&os, ^, (fr. /pyov work)
same as tpydrr\s in the feminine ;
a workwoman, &c.
Epyaw -w, (fr. same) same as tp-
yd£ofiai.
'Epyn, 3 sin.pres. ind. act. of /pyw.
'Epy/ia, -aro?, rd, (fr. /pyw to
work) a ii>orfc, action, act, deed,
achievement.
'Epy/ia, -aros, rb, (fr. ipyo> or t'pj/a*
to confine) a fence, fortress, en'
closure; confinement, restraint.
"Epyvvpt, same as ipyw or £?pyw.
Epyo5«wKr/w -u>, f. -;/<rw, (fr. /pyov
work, and (JicS/cw to drive) <o
exact labour, urge work ; to ex-
tort, oppress.
TLpyo&i&KTTis, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
taskmaster, overseer.
Epyo6iu)Krovvrcs, (n. pi. mas. par.
pres. act. of tpyoit^Kriu used
substantively) taskmasters, over-
seers.
Ipyo\a(3iu -u>, f. -*?ff», (fr. ipyov
work, and \ap(idvw to take)
to undertake or engage for work ;
to contract, bargain ; to trade,
earn, gain, acquire by labour.
EpyoXaj3/a, -at, ij, (fr. same) an
engagement, undertaking or con-
trart for work, &c. ; labour,
work, performance, execution ;
hire, wages, recompense ; allow-
ance, condition, consideration.
Rpydptvos, -i), -ov, par. pres. pass,
of ipyti).
"E.pyonii)Kla,-as, f), (fr. ipyov work,
and fiidKtvii) to wheedle, th. ud-
ko j a mocker) flattery, sycophan-
cy ; fraud, deception.
KpydftwKos -ov, b, fi, (fr. same) a
wheedler, deceiver, seducer ; a
flatterer, sycophant, parasite.
Epyov,-ov,rb, (fr. iopya per. mid.
of f>i£u> to do) work, labour, toil ;
agriculture, tillage, husbandry ;
a deed, exploit, crime, action,
conflict ; a task, difficulty ; mat-
ter, affair; office, business; a
work, piece of workmanship ; the
whole, bulk, mass ; fact, reality;
treatment, usage ; need, occa-
sion ; part, duty ; in pi. accom-
plishments, acquirements ; trou-
bles, sorrows ; lands, property.
Epyw, Poet, eipyu, same as zptu)
orp7£w,f. £/((«>, byMetath. f'p£w,
p. mid. iopya, Att. tutpya, by Me-
tath. ipoya, to do, act, work,cause
to be ; to perform, achieve. Also
for eipyu) or elpyw, to enclose, sur-
round, besiege ; to confine, impri-
son; to fence, keep off, shut cut ;
to repel, drive av>ay. pper. ind.
mid. zwpyziv, -etc, -«.
Eptiziv, pres. inf. act. — "EpSzaicov,
and "Epfiov, Ion. foi rjpSov, -zs,
-z, impf. ind. act. of
"EpiSw, same asfpyw arli^u,
"EpSiov, -ooaa, -ov d. sin. "EpSov-
n" a. pi. epSovras, par. pres! act.
of last.
Epzfitvvbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. ipzlios hell)
dark, gloomy, dismal, obscure;
infernal, tartarean.
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Epiflcv ertfttv, for Epi0ovtr<piv,by Poet
Parag. for 'Epe0ov<,g. of'Eptflos,
from Erebus, from the shades.
Ept^lv&tvos, -t), -ov, (fr. next) like
pulse, of the nature of beans^
pease or vetches.
EpfftivOoc, -ov, b, vetches.
'Epcpoc, -toe -ovs, rb, Erebus, one
of the names of the Hell of the
poets, the subterranean abode,
grave.
Epulvd), (fr. rptw or c/pto to say) to
ask, question, interrogate, in-
quire, impf. act. tpiuvov, -zs, -t.
Epidpoi, Ion. (or tpidp, 3 sin. pres.
sub. act. of epidui.
EpiOtfy, -divert, 2 sin. and pi. pres.
impr. act. — Ept0i£ev,andEp£0f<7-
Seiv, Dor. for cpcdlfav, pres. inf.
act. — Ep/0«£ov, -tt, -t, Ion. for
npldi^ov, impf. act. of
Epf0/£u», f. -tout, same as tpidu.
Epidtfffta, -Xros, rb, and Epcdtafibc,
-ov, b, (,*r. cfjiQifa, same ascp*0w
to provoke) provocation, exas-
peration, excitement, irritation.
Epedtorfit, -ov. b, (fr. same) an in-
solent provoker.
Epidio, (perhaps fr. fpn conten-
tion) to provoke, excite ; to sti-
mulate, urge ; to irritate, tease, ex-
asperate, anger, affront, enrage;
to disturb, trouble, vex, harass.
Epii, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act. of
tpiw. Als*o, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act.
of e/pu), f. tpi.
Epei6u>, f. epclau), p. fiptiica, and Att.
epnpciKa, to stick in, adhere, lean
upon; to lie flat, be prostrate ; to
crowd, press, throng; to apply
earnestly, study, pursue diligent-
ly ; to set, place, fix, fasten, make
firm, strengthen ; to support,
sustain, prop ; to struggle, strive,
contend ; to dash or strike against,
drive through. 1 a. ind. act. >',pti-
tra' par. zpzloas. 1 a. ind. mid.
Tjpcto~dfiT)v' par. tptiodpzvoc. per.
ind. pass, ppzio/iat, and Att
zpt'/pziapai, 3 pi. tpppiharai, Ion.
for tpnptiauivoi tloi' par. tpnptia-
pivo$. pper. pass, nptlofinv, -co,
-aro, and Att. tp/jptioro. per.
ind. mid. fjpttSa, Att. cpfjpuSa.
Eptacrbc,EpiKrbc, and EprjKrbs,-ov,
b, f/, (fr. next) broken, bruised,
pounded, shattered; split, rent,
torn.
Epc'tKO), and EpiVw, f. -fw, to break,
shatter, demolish ; to bruise, bat-
ter ; to cut, hack, gash.
'Epeio, Ion. and Poet, for ipov,
pres. impr. mid. of ipofiai.
Epdofitv, Poet, for tpioptv, I pi.
pres. ind. act. of tpib>.
Epabc, -ov, b, >), Dor. for coiot'ikSc.
'Epeioc, -ov, 6, //, (fr. toiov wool)
woollen, woolly.
Epctmov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) ruins,
rubbish.
Eptiirit), f. -xpu, p. -<t>a, to overturn,
overthrow ; to destroy, break or
pull down, ruin, efface ; to totter,
slip ; to fail, decoy, be destroyed;
to fall, die, be killed. 2 a. ind.
act. rjpivovpux. tpiiro)v. par. pres.
pass, tpei-nouivos. pper. pass.
EPE
npdnpLtiv, in 3 sin. fiptirro, Att.
tpfipiirro, and also tpipixro. but
this last seems to belong to p7w-
r<i), which see.
Ept?j, Ept7, 2 and 3 sin. 1 f. act. of
tlpuj.
Eptttros, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a. act. —
Eptioaro, and 'Epcice, Ion. for
nptlaaro, mid. and iiptiat, act. 3
sin. 1 a. ind. of cptitu).
'Epuafia, -aroc, rb, (fr. tpri^io to
support) a prop, buttress ; foun-
dation, ground, stay, support;
confirmation, proof authenti-
city.
Eptlrm, 3 sin. pres. impr. act. of
tpiu).
Eptixplrotyoc, -ov, 6, ^, (fr. tpclirw
to pull down, and tcm^o? a wall)
wall-destroying, overturning, de-
molishing.
Epepvbs, -fi, -bv, for tpt(Stvv6$.
'Epr(a, -as, -t, in 3 pi. -av, 1 a.
ind. act. ofpi^u).
Epiovro, Ion. for ijpovro, 3 pi. impf.
mid. ofipouai.
Epiovaa, -ov, par. pres. act. of tpiu.
Or, par. of rp/u>, by Dial, for tpfi,
1 f. act. of tlput.
Eptnrbfxtvos, -rj, -ov, par. pres.
mid. of
Epiirru), f. -\fu», p. t'/pt(pa, to feed,
pasture, graze, browse. Also
Poet to cover, dress, equip ; to
ornament, adorn, grace, embel-
lish.
Epipnrro, Att. for ipfrinro, 3 sin.
pper. pass, offilnru).
Epiata, -as, //, (tr. tpiaoia to row)
rowing, clapping of wings.
Eptooifitvat, Dor. for tpiootiv, pres.
inf. act. of
Ep/ffffw or -rrw, f. -£«, p. -%a, to
row ; to impel, drive, push, force
forward ; to return, depart.
Epto^t\iu) -S>, f. -jjau, p. -rjKa, (fr.
tpiut to speak, and xe^°S tne
lips) to cavil, dispute ; to brawl,
scold, quarrel, clamour.
Epirrjs, -ov, b, (fr. tpioow to row) a
rower, sailor, seaman, mariner.
a. pi. iptras-
Eptrubs, -ov, b, (fr. same) an oar.
Epirrta, see tpioow.
Eptvyubs, and Epvypbs, -ov, b, (fr.
next) a belch ; incoherent utter-
ance.
Epevyo), f. -fu>, p. fipzv%a, to belch ;
to throw up, vomit, disgorge ; to
bellow, low, roar ; to vent, utter,
throw out, rhapsodize. 2 a. ind.
act. tjpvyov. 1 f. mid. tptvt-ofiai.
per. pass, //ptvypai.
EptvOos, -tos -ovs, rb, redness, rud-
diness ; complexion ; a blush.
Eptvdo), fi -evvu>, p. r/ptvKa, (fr.
last) to redden, make or become
red ; to blush.
Epziptvos, by Sync, for tptvydpt-
vos, par. pres. pass. \J epevyui
Or, for tpev6fjitvos,sameof tpevu).
Or, for tpovfizvos, cont. of zpt6-
p.tvos, same of tpiw.
'Epzvva, -as, hi (fr« tpzwdta to
search) inquiry, search, examina-
tion, scrutiny, investigation, triaU
Eptuv?, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
EPH
— Epevvarf, 2 pi. cont. pres.
impr. act. — Epzvvnoev, 1 a.
impr. act. — EptvvSjp, n. pi-
-v&vrts, par. pres. act. cont. of
Epmvaw -5, f. -ftff<a, p. npevvrjKa,
(fr. £p£o» to say) to seek, search,
inquire, examine, investigate ; to
trace, track, pursue by scent or
sight. 1 a. act. ind. npzvvnaa,
impr. eptvvnoov, -dru>. par. pres.
act. tpcvvduv -<3v.
Epzvvrj, Dor. for tpzvvq. cont. of
£p£uvaa, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of EpnpiSdrai, Eprjptioa, EprjpziKa
last. — Epcvvn, -rjs, ft, same as
tpcvva.
Epzv^ofiai, 1 f. ind. mid. of zpzvyu).
Epcvu), same as eptivu).
Kptyu, f. -'/'w, p- tipz<f>a, to roof,
cover, enclose; to hide, conceal;
to protect, defend; to crown or
cover with garlands, deck, adorn.
1 a. ind. act. fjpzxpa.
EpcxQevs, -ios, and Ion. -rjos, b,
Erechtheus, a man's name.
Epi^duy or Epi^o), to cut, rend, tear,
shatter, break ; to harass, worry,
persecute ; to molest, trouble ;
to distract, afflict, par. pres. pass.
£p££0<5/«vo?.
'Epz^a, Ion. for fjpsxpa, -as, -e, 1
a. ind. act. of cpi<pu>.
'Epz\pis, -ios, Att. -£Wf, ft, (fr. zpi-
<pu to roof) a roof; a covering,
cover; enclosure.
Epfco -<5, f. cpi'jau) and zpd, but this
more properly belongs to zipw,
p. eipnica, (fr. iipw to connect, or
f>iu) to flow) to say, speak, utter,
pronounce ; to call ; to ask, in-
quire ; to tell, declare, bring
news ; to promise, impf. act.
cip£ov -ovv. 1 f. mid. tpiiaofiai. per.
ind. pass, ztprjfiai, -aai, -rai.
Epfj, Dor. for zpq., cont. of tpdti,
3 sin. pres. ind. act. of cpdw.
Eorjfid^taKov, Ion. for npy'iuatyv,
impf. act. of
Eonpd^w, f. -a<ro), (fr. ipnuos de-
sert) to wander in a desert, roam
forsaken, rove, ramble, stray
Eprjualos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) Poet,
for ipvuos.
'Epnuv, -ns, ft, (fern, of ipnuos for-
saken, viz. Sikv a lawsuit) a
cause given up, nolle prosequi.
Epv^ta, -as, ft, (fr, same) a desert,
wilderness, wild; solitude, lone-
liness ; v>ant, poverty.
Epnfiids and Epnuas, -aSos, ft, (fr.
same) same as zpnulrns in the
feminine.
Eprjfuic&s, -ft, -bv, (fr. same) soli-
tary, lonely.
Epvu'iTTjs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a soli-
tary, recluse, hermit.
'Epufios, -ov, b, ft, (perhaps fr. fpa
the earth, and p6vos only) desert,
wild, solitary ; lonely, retired.
'Eovjios, -o*, ft, viz. %wpa, (same as
last) a desert, wilderness, soli-
tude.
Eprjuovrai, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
'pass, of
Epnu6w -Si, f. -uJffu, p. 7ip>'ip<j>Ka,
(fr. iprjfios a desert) to waste, lay
waste, bring to desolation, de-
stroy ; to spoil, ravage, plunder ;
EPI
to desert, forsake, pres. pass,
ind. epniidojiai -ovftai, in 3 pi.
zpnjidovrai -ovvrai' inf. zpnudza-
Oai owQar per. pass. ind. nprj-
fiuifiai' par. jjpTjpujuivos. 1 a.
pass. ind. npijuM&nv, -ns, -n.
Eprjixoxrts, -ios, Att. -ecus-, ft, (fr.
same) waste, desolation, destruc-
tion ; destitution, desertion, aban-
donment.
Eprjjitjrvs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a ra-
vager, spoiler, plunderer.
EPI
ing, crashing, rattling, thunder
ing.
Epiyivua, for nptyivzia.
Epidaiverov, 2 or 3 du, pres. ind.
act. of
ft5alvu>, f. -dvui, (fr. ipis discord)
to dispute, debate, contest, quar-
rel, strive, contend; to provokef
enrage, irritate, excite to anger.
1 a. ind. act. vpifyva.
EptSSiw or Ept<5fw -w, f. -rj<ru), p.
npiSSnKa or npiSnica, Poet, for
cpi£tj.
EpiSSi'iaacrQat and EpiSrjaacrdai, 1
a. inf. mid. of last.
EpiSpva, Ion. for vptSpva, 1 a. ind.
act. of zpiSai vu>.
'EptSi, d. sin. of ipis.
EpiS/xaivovri, Dor. for eptSfiaivovai,
3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
Epi6fiaivo>, Poet, for zpiSatvo).
'Epi\z, pres. impr. act. Or, Ion.
for rjpi^z, 3 sin. impf. ind. act.
— Epi^iuev and Epi^ijxzvai, Dor.
for eplfyiv, pres. inf. act. — Ept-
tyvri, Dor. for zpt^ovcri, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. — Epi^ovaat, pi.
fem. par. pres. act. — Epicravrz,
du. mas. of Epiaas, par. 1 a.
act. of
Epi'£w,f. -nrw,p. fjptKa, (fr. ipis dis-
cord) to dispute, quarrel, contend,
to litigate ; to exasperate, irritate.
Epirjp, -vpos, b, ft, n. pi. Epinoes, a.
pi. Epinpas, Ion. for
Epinpos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. ipt much, and
epdd) to love, or dpu to fit) love-
ly, pleasant, agreeable, desirable ;
loving, dear, intimate, familiar ;
congenial; connected, attached;
prized, valued, cherished; tune-
ful, harmonious.
EptOdicn, -vs, ft, bees' meat, red
matter found in honeycombs.
EplQzia, -as, ft, (fr. ipis strife) dis-
cord, disagreement, variance,
strife, contention, animosity ; love
of strife.
EpiOtvd) or rather EpiOevo/iai, 1.
-tvo-ofiai, (as if cpiSevu fr. ipis
strife) tc dispute, disagree, con-
tend. Or (fr. £?poy wool) to work
or manufacture wool ; to labour,
toil ; to serve, be a slave.
Epi6r]\i<j)v, g. pi. of
Epi6rj\fts, -ios -ovs, b, ft, (fr. ept
much, and SdAXw to bloom)
blooming, verdant ; luxuriant /
youthful, vigorous.
'Ep'iOos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. eTpos wool ;
or fpa the ground ; or ipi much,
and §fts a labourer) a worker m
wool ; a weaver ; a servant, do-
mestic; a labourer, reaper; a
husbandman, farmer.
EpiK^dyKras, -a, b, Dor. for
EpiK^dyKrvs, -ov, b, ft, (fr. fpt much,
and xXdyyu) to clang) loud,
noisy, resounding, re-echoing.
EpiKrviros, -ov, 6, »;, (fr. same, and
Krviros a clap, th. Krvtrim to rat-
tle) clapping ; noisy, resounding.
EpiicvSris, -ios -ovs, b, ft, (fr. same,
and Kvt.os glory) very glorious,
far-famed, celebrated.
Epiytoviros, -ov, b, ft, (fr. ipi much, i Epticio and EpiKrbs, same as to Utnt,
and ovvitos a crash) loud-sound-^ and ineticrds.
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Epi'ipeKT/iai, Epnpciffuivos, Epfi-
ptiGTO, see eptidu).
EpnptKa, Att. for ipiKa, per. ind.
act. of epi^uj.
Epijpifinai, Epnptftunv, Att. for
/jpannai, per. ind. pass, and
npeiyLfinv, pper. ind. pass, of
eptinu).
Eprjpicpa, Att. for fipifya, per. ind.
act. of same.
EpppiirrjKa, Att. for vptirnica, per.
ind. act. of £pwrau».
Epfivopai, -rj, -trai, 1 f. mid. of
ipofiai or £pfa».
Eprjrtvu) and Epnrvia, f. -ffw, p.
nprjrevKa and -rvica, to hinder,
restrain, check, prevent, stop ; to
hold, seize, possess, occupy.
EprjrvOev, Boeot. for eprjrvOncrav, 3
pi. 1 a. ind. pass, of last.
Epnrvdnnv, -ov, -tro, impf. pass, of
same.
Epnrvaao-Kc, Ion. for npfjrvae, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. act. of same.
Epnrvffua, -as, -t, JEol. for epvrv
aaifii, -ais, -at, 1 a. opt. act. of
same
Epnrvu), f. -JJ<rw, p. r/prj-rvKa, same
as cprjrcvu).
'Epi, an intensive particle set at
the beginning of words to heighten
their signification ; very, muck
'Epia, pi. of ipiov.
Epiav%rrv, -tvos, b, ft, (fr. ipi very,
and av)(r\v the neck) carrying a
high head, haughty, proud, dis-
dainful ; stiffhecked, stubborn.
s, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same, and
(3odo) to shout) loud, noisy, cla-
morous, vociferous ; echoing.
Epiftpefitrav, Dor. for epiPpepcrSiv,
g. pi. of
Epi^ptfxirns, -ov, b, (fr. ipi much,
and ppi/ib) to roar) loud-roaring,
resounding, deep-murmuring,
bellowing.
Eptfiponos, -ov, b, (fr. same) same.
Ep<j3puX£w, Ion. for tpiPpv^ov, g.
sin. of
Epi^ov^vs, -ov, b, ft, (fr. ioi much,
and (5pvx*j) to roar) loud-bellow-
ing, deep-roaring, howling.
Ept^cSXrtxa, a. sin. of
Ept/?<jXrt£, -axos, and Ept/?wXoj,
-ov, b, ft, (fr. ioi much, and /3'.o-
Xnf a sod) full of clods, fertile,
rich, productive, luxuriant.
Epiydarmp, -onos, b, ft, (fr. same,
and yaarfip the belly) big-bellied;
gluttonous.
EpiySovTTOto,lon. for eptySovirov, g.
sin. of
EPI
EiolpvKof, -ov, b, r), (fr. ipi much,
and uvxdu) to low) lowing ; bel-
lowing, roaring.
Epivebs or Epivbs, -ov, b, a wild Jig-
tree.
Epivvuy, -vos, fit Erinnys, a being
who was supposed »o torture
sinners in the fableu nell of the
Greeks and Romans; a fury ;
an avenger, punisher ; a reveng-
er, persecutor, oppressor.
Ep<vv8«, (fr. last) to play the fury,
rage, be angry ; to persecute, op-
press.
Epivbs see epiveds.
'Epiov or Elpiov, -ov, rb, same as
ctpoi.
Eptovvns and Entovvtos, -ov, b, j},
(fr. ipi much, and 6vnui to help)
assistant, aiding, helping, very
useful; an epithet of Mrrrury.
JLptovpyeu) -&, (fr. ipiov wool, and
iqyov work) to work in or manu-
facture wool, spin, card, weave
wool.
'Rpiir', by Apos. for iptire, which
Ion. for //pYrrc, 3 sin. ind. — Ept-
ireiv, inf. — Epiiruv, -ouoa, -bv,
par. 2 a. act. of tptnrw.
Eplnvri, -rjs, t), (fr. ipi much, and
irviu} to blow) a top, summit,
peak, ridge, rock, cliff".
Epiirdu, same as epetiro).
'Epti, -iSof, }), discord, strife, con-
tention ; a quarrel, dispute, con-
flict ; litigation, a. sin. ipiia,
and iptv.
Epiaavrt. n. du. mas. par. 1 a.
act. of cpi^di.
EploSeiv, Eplo-Soiv, for cpt^civ, inf.
and cpl^uv, par. pres. act. of
same.
Epiodevhs, -ios -ovi, b, r), (fr. ipi
very, and oOivos strength) very
strong, able, mighty, powerful;
a man's name.
'Epiaua, -tiros, rb, (fr. epi£u» to
quarrel) a contest, conflict, quar-
rel; contention, debate, dispute;
a lawsuit.
Epiopapdyoio, g. Ion. of
Eptoudpdyos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. ipi
much, and cuapayiu to resound)
deep-thunderin g, loud- sounding,
roaring, rattling, pealing.
Epiffo-apdSoio, g. Ion. of
Epi<r<rapa<W, -ov, b, r), (fr. same,
and dpaSos palpitation) panting ;
groaning, deep-sounding, roar-
ing.
Eptard<p^\os, -ov, b, r), (fr. ipi
much, and o-ra<pv\r) a cluster)
fruitful in giapes ; clustering.
Epterfc, -ov, b, (fr. ipiq strife) a
wrangler, contentious or litigious
person.
Epicrticbs, -r), -dr. (fr. same) liti-
gious, quarrelsome, contentious.
Epim'ifin, see envaifln.
Eplcrx^Aog. -ov, b, ,/, (fr. ipi much,
and ytiXos the lip) foulmouthed,
scurrilous, opprobrious ; clamo-
rous, vociferous, noisy; rude,
unmannerly.
Epir'iuof, -ov, o, rj, (fr. ipi much,
and tiutj price) precious, valu-
able, costly, dear ; honoured, es-
EPM
teemed; honourable, g. Ion. ept-
TIUOIO.
Epi<j>iov, -ov, rb, (dim. of next) o
young or little kid.
'Ep«£oj, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. iap the
spring, and faivouai to appear.
Or fr. ipi very, and novs the foot)
a kid, young goat, goat, also,
early, fresh, new, young, a. pi.
Dor. cplcpu>(.
Epix&bvios, -ov, b, (fr. ipi very,
and xOibv the earth) Erichtho-
nius, a man's name ; the son of
Vulcan and Minerva ; a king of
Athens.
'EpKavn, -ns, fi, (fr. tipyut to en-
close) a machine of war used in
besieging cities ; a moving tower.
'Epiciov, -ov, rb, dim. of
"EpKoj, -tot -ovsy rb, (fr. clpyu) to
confine) a fence, hedge, mound,
rampart; a bulwark, fortress;
fortification, enclosure.
'EpKrr), -rjy, i^, Ion. for tJp<r>/.
"Epua, -aroi, rb, (fr. ttpyu) to con-
fine. Or, by Sync, for iptiaua fr.
cpcliu) to prop) a prop, support,
slay, post, buttress; ballast; a
rock, ridge, reef; an ear-ring.
'Epudyopas, -ov, b, Hermagoras, a
man's name.
'Epudfa, f. -affw, (fr. epua a prop)
to support, prop, stay ; to bal-
last, make steady.
'EpuaTia, -u>v, ra, (neut. pi. of'Ep-
ualos) the feast of Mercury.
"Eppaiov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
unexpected gain, unhoped profit ;
prey, booty.
'Eouatoi, -ov, b, t), and -a, -ov, also
Epuavos, and 'Epudiicos, (fr.
'Epurjs Mercury) of, belonging
to or like Mercury, mercurial,
lively, viitty, sprightly.
'Epudi, -d, b, a man's name. Dor.
for 'Epuns, Hermes.
'Epudi, -aSoi or -aicos, r), (fr. epua
a prop) a sunk rock.
'Epuari^ut, f. -taio, same as ipudfo.
'Epudoiv, -u)vog , 'Epueias, and 'Ep-
uas, -ov, b, Poet, for 'Epurjf.
'Eputinv, Ion. for 'Epuaiav, a. sin.
fern, of 'Epualoq.
'Epurj, d. sin. of 'Eppns.
'Epunveia, -as, {), (fr. 'Epurjs Mer-
cury) interpretation, explana-
tion ; translation ; eloquence.
'Epunvevs, -ios, Att. -iios, b, (fr.
same) an interpreter, translator.
'Epunvevaai, 1 a. inf. act. of epun-
VtVOJ.
'Epunvtvrfis, -ov, b, same as tpun-
vev$.
'Epftnvevu), f. -evo~u>, p. fjpurjvevKa,
(fr. 'EpuTis Mercury) to interpret,
translate; to expound, explain,
illustrate ; to comment upon.
eEpur)s, -ov, b, and Poet. 'Epuias,
and 'Epueias, (perhaps from dpu)
or (oiw to say) Hermes, Lat.
Mprcurhts, Eng. Mercury.
'Eppiiv or 'Eppis, mtSoSi?ii (fr- epua a
prop) the foot, stock or frame of
a lid or couch ; a bclstead, bed-
post.
'Epunyfvn*;, -eog -ovc;, b, (fr. 'Ep-
urjs Mcrcurv, and yivos de-
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EPP
scent) Hermogencs, a man's
name.
EpuoyXvQiKt), -r)s,h, (fcm. of next
viz. ri^yn) the art of carving,
statuary.
'Epuoy\v<pi,Kbs, -r), -bv, (fr. 'Epur)(
Mercury, and yXi5</>w to carve)
of statuary, relating to sculpture,
carved.
rEpu6y\v<poi, -ov, and 'Epuoy\v-
<pci>s, -ioi, Att. -f'wj, b, (fr. same)
a statuary.
'Epvoi, -eos -ovi, rb, (perhaps fr.
ipa the ground) a plant, herb ;
shoot, sucker, bud; branch, bough.
'EpZav, Ion. for elp^av, 3 pi. 1 a.
ind. — 'Ep£ov, impr. — 'Ep(w,
-ns, -n, sub. — 'Ep£ai, inf. —
'Ep(ay, par. o( ip5u> for fcifa.
'Epfa, -cif, -ti, 1 f. ind. act. of
same.
'Epoya, by Metath. for iopya, per.
ind. mid. of ipyw, iptio or i/£u».
Epbiti, -eo~oa,-tv, (fr. epdui to love)
lovely, amiable, desirable.
Epoinv,-ns, -n, Att. for epotui, cont.
of tpioiui, pres. opt. act. of tpiia.
'Epouai, (fr. tpiu) or elpia to say)
to ask, question, demand, pres.
impr. ipov, Ion. epeiov. impf. or
2 a. mid. eipdunv or np6unv.
'Epos, -ov, b, Alo\. for /pwj.
Epovuev, 1 pi. — Epovci, 3 pi. of
epd, 1 f. ind. act. of ciput.
'Epnerbv, -ov, rb, (neut. of next) a
creeping thing ; a creeper ;areptile.
'Epnerbi, -ov, b, f,, (fr. i;p:ru> to
creep) creeping, crawling.
"Epirriv, Dor. for epireiv, pres. inf.
act. of same.
"Epirrjf, -nroi, 6, (fr. same) the
herpes; St. Anthony'1 's fire.
'Ep-rrno-rfis, -ov. b, (fr. same) a
creeper, crawler, climber.
'EpitncrtKbi, -r), -bv, (fr. same)
creeping, crawling, climbing.
"Epms, an Egyptian word signify-
ing wine.
'Ep-irvl u», and 'Ep7n5w, same asZpjru.
"EpirvXXof, -ov, b, or "Epnv\^ovt
-ov, rb, wild thyme.
"Eprrw, f. -^w, to creep, climb; to
go, move, proceed, impf. act.
elptrov. 1 a. ind. act. tjpxpa.
"Ep7rw/i£j, Dor. for epiruuev, pres.
sub. of last.
Epf>u($6io8nv, -t]s,-n, 1 a. ind. pass.
Eppaynv, -ns, -n, in 3 pi. -rjaav,
pass. — 'Eppayov, -£s, -t, act. 2
a. ind. offcrjyvvui or pt)ao-ii>.
Epbdcdrai, Ion. for tppaauivoi ticfl,
3 pi. per. ind. pass. — EppdSS-
ro, Ion. for ephacuivoi fjouv, 3 pi.
pper. ind. pass, of f>d$o, same
as paivu).
'Epfrauuai, per. ind. — Epfiauui-
voi, par. pass, of pdirru).
Eppdvrioa, -as, ~e or -ev, 1 a. ind.
act. — Eppavrtauivos, par. per.
pass, of pavriQu).
Eppdos, -ov, b, Eppas, and 'Kpi^, a
ram.
Eppdmca, -as, -e, 3 pi. -aav, 1 a.
ind. act. of pairifa.
Eo'.ida&nv, -ns, -v, 1 a. ind. pass, oi
pdC,\i>, same as f>aivu).
EPP
Kpf>d(pnv, -n<, -n, pass. — 'Epfaxpa,
act. 1 a. ind. of pdirrm.
'Ep^£, -/rw,pres. impr. act. ofipfa.
'Epf>et, 3 sin. impf. act. of piu>.
Eppidvv or Epf»']dnv, -is, -v, 3 pi.
-Brjaav, 1 a. ind. pass, of same.
'Eppt^a, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
'Eppevv, 3 pi. Dor. and Ion. for
tppsov, which see.
EppfiOtjv, -ns, -rj, 3 pi. -Bnaav, more
usually eppe9>iv, which see.
'Epprj^a, -as, -e or -ev, 1 a. ind. act.
of pfiyvvfii.
'Epp'iya, -as, -e, per. ind. mid. of
piyiui.
Epp'iyyo-t., Ion. for eppiyr),3 sin. sub.
of tpfnya above. Or, pres. sub.
act. as also — Eppiytav, -ovaa,
-ov, d. sin. -ovti, par. pres. act. of
Epplyu, same as piyiw.
Epp'ifyp.ai, ind. — Epptfapivos, -n,
ov, par. per. pass. — Ep/5t£u>0i7v,
1 a. ind. pass, of p\£<5a>.
'Eppipiiat, -\pai, -nrai, ind. — Ep-
piufiivos, par. per. pass, of pin™.
'Eppivov, -ov, rb, (fr. tv in, and plv
the nostril) a medicine taken
by the nose.
*Epf>iirTov, impf. ind. act. — Ep^'up-
Brjv, -ijs, -n, 1 a. ind. pass — Ep-
hityBov, -0wv, 2 and 3 du. per.
impr. pass. — 'Ep'pixpa, -as, -e,
pi. -\papcv, -\pav, 1 a. ind. act.
— 'Epfiupo, -<pBui, per. impr.
pass, of piirro).
Eppova, -as, -£, by Metath. iopya,
and Att. iotpya, per. ind. mid. of
Epfivnica, per. ind. act. — Eppvriv,
2 a. ind. pass, whence inf. pvrj-
vai, and par. p"vds, of pviu>.
Eppvrrjjva, -as, -£, per. ind. mid. of
pviraivw.
Epf>v<rdpr}v, yt, -aro, mid. — Epfivo--
Qrjv, -rjs, -r), pass. 1 a. ind. of pva>.
'Epp'j), f. ipaiti, (fr. ipa the ground,
and £«o to flow. Or, ^Eol.
for dpoi or <p9tppu>, the same as
(pdcipoi to decay) to waste away,
disappear, as liquids spilled on
the ground ; to perish, come to
nothing, be annihilated ; to pine,
languish; to go about despond-
ing or forlorn, grieve, mourn, be
afflicted. In the impr. be gone,
away with you.
'Epputya, -as, -£, Att. for ipprjya,
per. ind. mid. of pfiyvvpu.
'Eppu>liai,-oai,-Tai, per. ind. pass,
of pwvvvpi.
Eppoifxivos, -n, -ov, par. per. pass,
of same. But Adj. resolute, firm,
brave, valiant, stout ; strong,
compact, comp. cppumtviartpos,
sup. tppupeviaTaros.
Kp5u>/ifvwf, (fr. last) resolutely,
bravely, stoutly, strongly, comp.
-toreputs, sup. -tffrdrcuj.
'Eppuv, par. pres. act. of tpj>'j>.
Eppdovro, 3 pi. impf. pass, of pwca
or fxbopai. Or, Poet, for ippwv-
ro, 3 pi. pper. pass, of pdvvvpi.
Epf>o)iJs, -ov, 6, (fr. ipi very, and pdot
to be strong) a boar ; a ram ;
or rather an epithet of them.
Eppuaa,-as, -£, act Epp"<t)vapLTiv,
EPT
-u, -aro, 3 pi. -aavro, mid. —
EpfuxHrdriv, -tjs, -v, pass. 1 a. ind.
of p"u>vvvpu.
'Eppoico, -liadw, and in 2 pi. 'Ep-
pwodc, per. impr. pass, of same,
farewell, adieu.
'Epaa, Ion. for dpaa, -as, -e, 1 a.
ind. act. of ipput.
Epaaios, -a, -ov, same asepafjeis.
'Eparj, and "Epo>7, and Ion. Eipon,
-tjs, h, dew ; a new-born lamb.
Epc/jEis, -tooa, -ev, (fr. last) dewy,
dew-besprinkled.
'Epo-r/v, Ion. for dpanv.
'Epow, 1 f. ind. act. JEo\. of ippu.
Epvyetv, 2 a. or 2 f. inf. act. of
cpevyui.
EpvyrjXos, (fr. tpevyu to belch ) and
Epvypi]\os, -ov, 6, fi (fr. same,
and /ifjXov cattle) casting, draw-
ing or throwing up. It seems to
be an epithet of kine from their
drawing up their food from the
stomach in chewing the cud.
Abo, lowing, bellowing.
Epvypbs, -ov, 6, same as tp£vyp6s.
EpvtoBai, pres. inf. mid. of eptiw.
Epvdaivw, f. -ovu, (fr. iptvOos red-
ness) to grov> red, blush, redden;
to be red. 1 a. ind. act. vpvBrjva.
EpvBtia, -as, and Ion. -dn, -is, ^,
Erythea ; an island so called ;
name of a place.
EpvBrj/xa, -aros, rb, (fr. tptvBos
redness) a root yielding a red
colour which women used ; red
dye or paint; redness, ruddi-
ness; blush, glow; modesty.
EpvBfjvas, -aaa, -av, 1 a. par. act.
of cpvBaivu.
EpvBtdu), see tpvBaivu). par. pres.
act. epvdidwv -fiv, -dovaa -uiaa,
-dov -5v.
EpvOiditxrav, Poet, for £pu0ta>o,av, a.
sin. fern. cont. par. pres. act.
of last.
Epvflpa, -as, f), and Epuflpa?, -uv,
al, (fr. ipvBpos red) the name of
several towns.
Epvdpaivw, (fr. next, th. ipcvBos
redness) see tpvQalvv.
EpvQpatos, -a, -ov, (fr. iptvBos red
ness) of, from or relating to the
Arabian sea, which lies at, and
between, the mouths of the
Red sea and the Persian gulf ;
Erythraean ; red, ruddy.
EpvBpaios -ov, b, fj, a native ofEpv-
dpd. g. pi. Epv8paiu)v, perhaps
more properly EpvBpiwv, Ion. for
EpvBp&v, g. pi. of EpvBpai.
Epu6>piatt, same as£pt>0iau),see£pu-
Baivw par. pres. act. tpuflptdwv
-wv, in a. sin. fem. tpvBpi&aav.
par. 1 a. act. epvBpidaas.
EpvBpoSavdofiai, (fr. next) to grow
red ; to be made or dyed red.
EpvBpbs, -a, -ov, (fr. iptvBos red-
ness) red, ruddy.
EpvKaickiv -civ, pres. inf. act. of
Epvicaiciu) -w, and EpuAca/cdw -5,
and EpvKaxo), same as epvKo).
EpvKtpev, and EpvKtptevai, Dor. for
£pv'»c£tv, pres. inf. act EpiiKot-
l'u, -ok, -oi, pres. opt. act. of
Epvicw, f. -fw, p. -xa, to restrain,
confine, stay, hold, curb, check;
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EPT
to hinder, prevent, impede ; to
embarrass, perplex, hamper; to
protect, defend, guard, preferve ;
to draw, drag, trail.
'Epu/x' for
'Epvfia, -dros, rb, (fr. £pi5w to draw
forth) protection, defence ; guardt
garrison; a fortress, castle.
'Epvpai, by Sync, for tpvopai, pres.
ind. pass, of tpvio.
Epvpvbs, -r>, -ov, (fr. £pvw to draw
forth) safe, secure ; fortified ;
guarded, protected.
Epvpvdrrjs, -nros, >/, (fr. last, th.
tpvoi to draw forth) a fort, cas-
tle, fortification; defence, pro-
tection.
Epvoptv, by Sys. for epvwptv, 1 pi.
pres. sub. act. of tpuw.
Epvaai, 1 a. inf. act. — Epvaatpnv,
-ato,-airo, 1 a. opt. mid. — Epu-
aats, -^Eol. for Epiaas, par. 1 a.
act. — 'Epuo-av, Ion. for eipvaav,
act. — EpuVavro,Ion. for«ptf<rav-
to, mid. 3 pi. 1 a. ind. of £pvo».
Epvcaidro, Ion. for tpvvairo, see
last.
Epvaapapras, a. pi. of Epvaapdp-
Tvs, -ov, b, ff Or, for epvaapdp-
rovs, a. pi. of
Epvadudpros, and -fiaprns, -ov, b,
>i, (fr. epvo) to draw, and appa a
chariot) that draw the chariott
draft.
Epveac?, for tpvoaaa, n. fem. sin.
par. 1 a. act. — EptSo-w, -ps, -p,
1 a. sub. act. of £pfiw.
'EpvoBai, pres. inf. mid. of ipvpai,
for epvcoBai, and epvopat.
Epvalfin, -ns, h, (fr* iptvBos red
ness) rust ; blight, mildew, blast.
Epvaiuov, -ov, rb, the name of an
herb unknown.
EpvcriirTo\is, -tos, b, ft, (fr. £pvu> to
defend or to drag, and tttAis
Poet, for 7rdXtj a city) the evar-
dian of the city, the hope, defence
or father of the city. Or, a de-
stroyer, ravager of cities^ &c.
an epithet of Pallaa.
Epvoadptvos, Poet, for tpvcrdptvos,
par. 1 a. mid. of eouoj.
'Epuo-o-av, Ion. and Poet, for dpv-
aav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. mid. of
same.
Epvo-ffopcv, Poet, for tpvcropev, 1 pi.
of Eptfo-w, 1 f. ind. act. of same.
Or by Syst. for tpvaoiptv, 1 pi
1 a. sub. act. of same.
'Epur', for ipvro, which Ion. for
dpvro, 3 sin. impf. ind. mid. of
ipvpiai, same as tpvofiai. Or it
may be Sync, for epvo-aro, Ion.
for apvaaro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid.
of same.
Epvw, and Poet. Etpvoi, f. -uo-w, p.
EipvKa, to draw, drag, pull along ;
to bring, lead, take to ; to catch,
seize; to hinder, prevent, check,
detain ; to tear, lacerate, pull in
pieces ; to guard, keep, protect ;
to extricate, deliver, rescue. 1 a.
ind. act. tipvoa. per. ind. pass.
tipvjiai. 1 a. ind. pass. eipvBrjv.
1 a. mid. ind. tipvadpnv inf.
epvaacBai' and Poet, tiptioav
Bat.
EPfi
Ep<(>\ 'or tpirc, 3 pin. impf. act. of
'Ep^oy, -ov, 6, (fr. tpi'^w to cover)
skin, hide,
'Ep^ara«,'Ep^aro, Ion. for itpypi-
voi tiai, per. ami tor upypivtn
paav, pper. 3 pi. ind. pass, ol't/'p-
yw or tlpyvvfii.
'Epxarot, -ov, b, (fr. ttpyw to con-
fine) a hedge, J trite, mound,
bunk, rampart ; an enclosure.
Epxarbu -w, (fr. same) to hedge,
Jence, enclose; to hinder, re-
strain, stop ; to fortify.
F.pX<iT6u)VTo, Ion. ami Poet, for
ppXardovro -ovvro, 3 pi. impf.
pass, of last.
Epxf'"h I°n- f°r f'pxV> 2 sin' —
'Epxirai, 3 sin. pres. ind. mid.
— 'Epx^o, Ion. — 'Ep^tv, Dor.
for'Ep^ou, du. -ladov, -iatiwv, 2
pi. -code, pros. impr. — 'Epxto-
0ai, pres. inf. mid. — Epx^utBa,
-XovTai, 1 and 3 pi. prcs. ind.
mid. — Epx^ptvot, -p, -ov, par.
pres. mid. — 'Epxt0Haii~Pi~1raty
pre*, sub. mid. of ipxoput.
'EpX"t*\ for
'Epxouai, f. tkivaouai, p. >/Xi!0a,
Alt. tXi'/'Xvda, and tiXijAovOn, fr.
iA£»j0u», obs. /o come or go ; to
issue, come forth, arise from ; to
come to pass, happen, occur ; to
iom< hack, rtturn ; to come to, re-
cover, revive. 2 a. act. ind. p\v~-
0 ov, more usually by Sync. »}X-
bov impr. i\6e, -itw, and -n'rw'
sub. A0w inf. c\duv par. t\06v.
per. mid. inf. fXuXt^oWf par.
e^n\vduis, and etX^Xouflwj. p|>er.
mid. tXpivduv.
Epx°riav°u>vi ^ol. for -vu)v, g. pi.
par. pres. mid. of last.
'Ep^ovuti, Dor. for 'ipipoutv, 1 pi.
1 f. ind. act. of tprrw.
Epu>, -ti$, -tl, pi. -ovutv, -tire, -oC-
o-i, 2 f. ind. act. of tp/w, or 1 f.
of tlpoi.
Epw^uy, -ados, and Epuio'ioj, -ov, b,
a heron.
Epwti, pres. impr. act. cont. of
Epwfw -u>, -pau>, p. -J7»ca, to flow,
run; to go, move, proceed; to
retreat, retire, cease, desist ; to
rush, precipitate, dash ; to pre-
vent, check, resist ; to repel.
Epar), -pi, h, (^ las') effort* ex-
ertion ; power, strength ; force ;
cessation, intermission ; retiring.
Epun/aw, -£tj, -ti, 1 f. ind. act. of
£pwf(i>.
Epwuavttcffi, d. pi. Ion. and Poet.
— Epo)juavfaii/-wv, g. pi. of
Epuuavpi, -ios -oi>i, I, rj, (fr. /pwj
love, and uaivouai to rave) amo-
rous, warm ; fond, enamoured ;
lovely, enchanting, maddening.
Epwv, -wvToq, in n. pi. Epwvrcj,
cont. of tprfwi', tpdovros, g. sin.
and tpdovrtf, n. pi. mas. par.
pres. act. of cpdu.
Epoivf,, -r/s, f;, same as tpwt).
'Epwy, -tiros, b, love, passion, de-
sire ; affection, kindness. Eros,
the Greek being similar to Cu-
pido of the Latins. Cupid.
Epwr?, 3 sin. ind. — Epwrpv, inf.
E2A
pres. act. cont. — Epwrwirwi; g.
pi. cont. par. prcs. act. of
Eputrdto -u>, I. -f/ou), p. tjptl)rt]Ka, to
ask, inquire ; t» propost « ques-
tion ; to discuss, rtustm, argue ;
to request, beg. 1 a. iml. act.
ppwrpaa' per. ind. pass, pptlirp-
ftml,
Epturtlv, Ion. for tpwrdttv -uv,
pres. inf. act. of last.
EpurpOrii, -una, -iv, par. 1 a. pass.
— Epwrt'ioat, 1 a. inf. a<t. —
EpwTi'jous, -uan, -av, par. 1 a.
act. — Epu)Ti'/oti>, -ti(, -tt, 2 pi
-atrt, 1 f. ind. act. — Epwr^ffw,
-pi, -p, S pi. -awat, 1 a. sub. act.
— Epwrw, 1 sin. -rtiua, 1 pi.
cont. pres. ind. act. .,1' same.
Epwrnf/a, -aros, to, and EpdJrpeii,
-ioi, Att. -twi, r), (fr. same) an
inquiry, ({ucstion.
EpioriuarVKds, -t), -bv, (fr. last, tb.
cpwrn'ui to ask) questioning, in-
quiring, inquisitive.
EpurtutiTiicCbs, (fr. last) inquisitive-
ly ; in the form of a question.
Epti>r'tc'r)s, -ioi -ovi, b, ti, (fr. /pu>$
love) young love, infant Cupid ;
love's offspring.
EpwrY«ci{, -r), -bv, (fr. same) amo-
rous, enamoured, fond, loving ;
amatory.
EpwrTitif, (fr. last) lovingly.
Epuirti, -tiof, l), (fr. /pwj love) a
mistress ; a courtezan.
Epo>r6Kos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
tIktw to produce) causing or
producing love.
EpwrCXoj, -ov, b, f), (dim. of same)
a little lover ; amorous, loving,
dear.
Epuruiv, -uivTos, in pi. Epwrwvrfj,
-ov, cont. fr. Epwrdwv -u>v, -dov-
roi -ZvTos, &c. par. pres. act.
of tpurdu).
Epurwo, 2 sin. cont. of Epurraot-
upv <*>upv, -doto -wo, pres. opt.
pass, of same.
"Ef, Zrw, 2 a. impr. act. of Ipui.
Ej, Poet, and Att. fornj.
Eaayyt\tvs, -tot, Att. -£a)j, (fr. ej
to, and ayy/XXw to send word)
a messenger between two par-
ties, envoy.
Eaatipw, f. -Epfi, (fr. £? to, and
a£/pw same as th. alpot to raise)
to raise up, elevate, exalt, par.
pres. pass, toattpdfttvos. 1 a.
ind. act. -fjtipa' mid. -ptipdupv
par. -ptipdfitvoi.
Eaadptu) -w, f. -rjffio, p. tat)6ppKa,
(fr. ti into, and adpiw to look) to
look at, view, consider ; to gaze
upon ; to look to, observe ; to see.
Eo-adpi'/crtia, -a$, -£, ^Eol. for tcra-
6p>io~aiut, -aif, -ai, 1 a. opt. act.
of last.
EaaKovri^u), f. -tcio, p. -iica, (fr. ti
to, and aKovrl^w to dart, th.
dKu>v a dart) to dart at ; to throw,
fling, shoot against.
Effaieovu), f. -ovaw, p. tof)K0VKa, (fr.
same, and aKovia to hear) to
hearken to, listen, attend ; to
obey ; to humour, indulge, com-
ply with. pres. inf. act. tcra-
KOVtlV.
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E2E
Eaa\tvOpv, -pi, -p, 1 a. ind. pass.
Of (TuXitiw.
EotiWupai, f. -ovuai, (fr. same,
and «XXo/j<u to leap) to It up up
on. I a. ind, mid. tap\dupv.
EodXm^ov, impf — Ecd^moa, -aft
-£, 1 a. ind. act. of aaXni^u.
EaaXro, Dor. for ioTjXto. 3 sin.
ppcr, pass. Or? by Sync, for
£a»;Xfro, 3 sin. impf. pass. Or,.
for tai'i^uTo, 3 sia. I a. ind. mid.
of totiXXouut.
'Eoav, by Pott. Sys. for fjaav, $
pi. impf. of ciu't, to be.
"Eaav, 3 pi. of pv, 2 a. ind. act. of
'i'lui.
'Eauvov, -ti, -t, 2 a. ind, act. of
cahu).
"Effnvro, Ion. for tloavro, 3 pi. 1 a.
ind. mid. of ewvfti or tu.
'Eodrrov, and 'Eapirov, -ti, -t, 2 a.
ind. act. of ai'jru.
EaapdcTou), (fr. a upon, and apdaau
to dash against) to beat or dash
against, Jorce into ; to impress.
prcs. inf. act. taapdaativ.
EoduOtv, Bceot. Sync, for taauidp-
oav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass, of aau>-
£w. — Eadwaa, -ai, -t, I a. ind.
act. of same.
EoPulvw, same as tiafialvta.
Eff/Ja'XXoj, f -aXw, p. ta/3//3X»;ra,
(fr. a into, and /3<fXXu> to throw)
to cast, throw, put or place in ; to
dart, rush, force or break in ; to
r.nttr, strike into a road; to in-
vade, make an inroad, pres. inf.
act. to(id\\tiv.
Eoftdvrti, for tiafldvTti, par. 2 a.
act. of tia^alvu.
'Eafitca, -ai, -t , act. — Eo(lic8pvt
-Pi, -p, pass. 1 a. ind. ofa(5ivw-
ui.
'Eofipv, -pi, -p, 2 a. ind. act. ol
o(ir,ui, same as cfitvvvui.
Eopifidfa, f. -dau>, (fr. a in, and
/3<j3a£w to mount, th. /3a/vw to
go) to let or bring in, introduce ;
to set upon, make mount.
EaPoXr), -pi, }j, (fr. same, and /3#X-
Xu> to throw) ingress, entrance,
admission ; an invasion, in-
road.
EoSixouat, f. -l-ouai, f. tcliliy^tai,
(fr. ti into, and iixpfiai to
receive) to admit, receive into.
EeftSovv, Ion. and Poet, for to-Sib'6-
vat. It is cont. fr. tabi&dtiv,
pres. inf. act. of taSi66o>, same
as
Eob'ib'ioui, f. -<rw, (fr. tf into, and
Siiwui to give) to give ; put or
pour into.
"EaSo/jat, Dor. for Uouai.
'EaSdutvoi, -p, -ov, Dor. for f'^£-
voi, par. pres. mid. — "EaSiauai,
-p, -prat, 1 pi. 'EohwutBa, Do»".
for efaftat, &c. 1 a. sub. mid. of
tCpuai.
'Ectai, Ion. for tap, 2 sin. 1 f. of
tiut, to be.
Eot(3dff0pv, -pi, -p, in 3 pi. Eec-
(IdaBpcav, 1 a. ind. pass, of et-
(id^ouai.
'Eati, Att. for iap, 2 sin. 1 f. of
tifii, to be.
Ecdcio, see tieuSu.
E20
'Eattyn, (fr. es into, and el/xt to go)
to go in, enter.
EGciad/jiTjv, -w, -aro, mid. — EgeIo-
6r/V, -VS, -V) 3 pi. -d7)cav, pass. 1
a. ind. of aria.
Eaurai, Dor. and EaaEirat, Poet.
for iacrai, 3 sin. of iaoytai, f. of
£</«?, to be.
EoxAfojc, 2 a. inf. act. ofeatpxojiai.
EamaaadyL^v, -u, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of ec/xdijcw.
Egeveiko), f. Eat'ivEi^w, p. EeTJveixa,
(fr. £5 into, and emiVu Ion. for
Eviyxw, obs. to carry) see ea-0f-
po), or rather Eia-ftpw. per. pass.
ind. Eai'/vEiyftai, Att. £o-£i/>/v£jy-
//fli" inf. Ecfv^va^flat.
Eo-£V£t%0£is, -£?<ra, -h, par. 1 a.
pass. — Eaevrivc'ixOai, per. inf.
pass, of last.
EaE-rdprjv, -co, -aro, fr. es to, and
ivrdp-nv, which see.
Eo-foyvu^i, (fr. £s into, and ipyvvpi,
same as tpyoi or.tipyw to confine)
<o enclose, shut in. pres. inf. act.
Easpyvvvai.
%cep-K\no, f. -Sew, p. -v<a, (fr. £5
into, and ip-irvu) to creep) to
creep into.
Eafpxopai, f. £cr£A£i5cro^ai, p. tcrfkv-
6a, (fr. £j into, and ipxopai to
come) to come or £0 in, enter ;
to come into the mind, occur,
strike. 2 a. act. ind. eorj'Xdov
inf. cff£\6t7v.
Eatadxaro, Ion. for taiaaxro, 3
sin. pper. pass, of adrrw.
Eatcfipziv, -eiSj -ti, pper. mid. of
aatpo).
'EacaBai, pres. inf. — Eaca6£, 2 pi.
of iaopat, f. of ei/iI, to be.
'Eotros, -cos-ovs,rb, (fr. £? to, and
iros a year) next year, another
year, Eairovs, until the following
year.
'Eacva, -as, -£, for iaEvaa, 1 a. ind.
act. of ccvit).
EaEvuai, and Eaovpai, Dor. for
iaojxai, f. of tiui, to be.
E<ri(p6r)v, -ns, -r), 1 a. ind. pass, of
Glfiu).
EcixyvTO, Ion. for tctKixyvro, 3 pi.
pper. pass, of eo-^/w.
Eo-f'^w, (fr. £j in, and /^u to hold)
to hold on, reach or extend to ; to
flow or pass from (me into ano-
ther; to rush forth, go out ; to en-
ter, go in. pres. inf. act. Eaixtiv.
'Earn and Att. hit, 2 sin. of iao-
pai, f. of tip\, to be.
Ear/KacOev, Kceot. for EarjKdadriaav,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass, of trr/Ko^o.
EatiKc, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of eaitj-
ut.
Eav'XdfxTiv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid.
of tad^\of.(at.
Eoijfiava, and Eat'/ui/va, -as, -t, 1
a. ind. act. of annaivtii.
'EoriKov, -£j, -£, see fcaxov.
Ea6\ before an aspirate, for carl,
3 sin. pres. of tip], to be.
'EffOui, 2 a. inf. mid. of JWj.
'Evdns, Dor. for to6>'s.
Eadfouat, f. -I'vof/ui, (fr. (a6r)s a
dress) to drtss, clothe, put on.
EaOrjfjLf'vos, for 'UcO^pivos, par.
per. pass, of last.
E2K
EffOfc, -Ijtos, ^, (fr. £w to put on)
c/o/A s, wardrobe, dress, attire
raiment ; a coal, robe, garment
d. sin. iaQr)Ti, a. faOTjra.
"Eedrjois, -10s, Alt. -£»jf, )/, (fr.
last) clothing, dress; a garment.
Eadici, 3 sin. pi. -trt,-ovai, ind. —
Eadkiv, inf. — EaBiirw, 3 sin.
impr. pres. act. — Ea6i>i, 3 sin
pi. -<>?T£, -/aiffj, pres. sub. act. —
Ecdtwv, -ovaa, -ov, a. -ovra, J
n. -ovris, g. -^vtwv, a. -ovt«j,
par. pres. act. of
Efffl/w, f. -law, p. tjadiKa, (fr. f<r0w
to eat) fo eo/, feed, graze ; to
consume, waste ; to destroy, cor-
rode, rust. pres. act. impr. taOic
impf. act. fioBiov. For other
tenses attributed to it see idw.
EaQXolct, d. pi. Ion. of
EadXos, Dor. EffXoj, -r), -bv, brave,
valiant; skilful, ingenious ; pow-
erful, able, strong ; distinguished,
famous, renowned, noble ; excel-
lent, good ; useful, valuable, pro-
fitable.
EcQ\6ttjs, -nros, »/, (fr. last) bra-
very, courage ; skill, ingenuity ;
strength; dignity; worth, value,
excellence, goodness.
'Eodope, Ion. for eoidope, 3 sin. 2 a.
ind. act. of
EaQopiia -w, f. -170-0), p. -nica, (fr. es
upon, and Sopiw to leap) to leap,
rush or spring upon.
'Eg&ote, for cart ore, it is when — ,
whenever, whensoever, when, at
what time.
'Ea6(t), same as taQiw, which see,
and also iSu>.
Ea8u>, 3 sin. 2 a. impr. mid. of
'Irjfxi.
EoiydBr), Dor. for taiyj)Qr), 3 sin. 1
a. ind. pass. — Eaiypaa, -as, -t,
3 pi. -ynaav, 1 a. ind. act. of
aiydu).
Eai&ov, -es, -e, ind. — EalSu), -?jj,
-t), sub. — Eaifitiv, inf. — Eai-
6u>v, par. 2 a. act. of caciSu;
same as aaeiSw.
Eaitvai, pres. inf. act. of
Ealrj/xi, (fr. es into, and "r/fit to
send) to send, put or thrust in,
insert ; to send forth ; to enter,
go in.
Eaivdnvv, -0), -aro, 3 pi. Eaivavro,
1 a. ind. mid. of aivw.
Eats-, -10s, Att. -fwf, i), (fr. "cjxai
to desire) desire, longing, wish,
inclination ; appetite, sensuality.
Eairi'ipia or Eiairr/pta, -wv, rd, (fr.
datifii to enter upon) an Athe-
nian festival when magistrates
were elected ; sacriflces on that
occasion.
EniM-rra, 3 sin. — Eaiunrwv, 1 sin.
or 3 pi. cont. impf. act. of oiu-
rdw.
'EaKH/'^ia», -^ai, -vrai, per. ind.
pass, of GKUTTUI.
Eaxuira'Xitovro, 3 pi. impf. pass.
of o-Knvf'viXi^w.
EokutOito, Ion. for EamriQtro, 3
sin. 2 a. ind. mid. of taicarari-
dilfxt, for uaKararfBripi, which
see.
'Ecki 6a, -as, -£, ptr. ind. act. —
(249^
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EaKd<pnv, -rjs, -t], pa«s. — 'Eff-
Ka<pov, -ts, -£, act. 2 a. ind. —
'EaKu\j.a, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
aKUTTTt*.
Eer/c/tW, for EoxioacE, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. act. of aKtodw.
'EaKepuai, -xpai, -irrai, per. ind.
pass, of aKiirronai.
EaKtpjitvwSi (fr. laKtu/jiivos, par.
per. pass, of oKtrrofiat to con-
sider) considerately, circumspect-
ly, warily, cautiously.
EaKcvd()urai, Ion. for caKtvaa pivot
iiffj, 3 pi. per. ind. pass. — Ea
Kcvdbdro, Ion. for taKevaafiivot
T/aav, 3 pi. pper. pass. — E<nc£v-
aajxivos, -n, -ov, par. per. pass,
of aKcvdCu.
EaKevdiprifjiat, -aai, -rai, per. ind.
pass, of aK£vu>ptiD.
EoKfivwoa^ -aj, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
CKT)v6(j>.
Eaiddvavro, 3 pi. impf. pass, of
aKiSvnui.
EaKipraov -wv, -aes -ay, -at -a, 3
pi. cont. eaKiprwv, impf. — Ecr-
Kiprr/aa, -as, -e or -tv, 1 a. ind.
act. of CKiprdbl.
'Eaickriv, -t)s, -v, 2 a. ind. act. ol
EaK\t]pvvovro, 3 pi. impf. pass, of
aicXripvvia.
EaKouifa, (fr. ts into, and koui%o)
to carry) same as uaKouifa. 1
a. inf. act. eaxouiaat.
'Eckov, -is, -£, Ion. for fjv, impf. of
eiixc, to be. Or for iov, «j, «t
impf. of tu), obs. same as £^i,
tp be.
EvKop65iaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
GK0pO(]'l£w.
Eo*6piriaa, -as, -£ or -cv, 1 a. ind.
act. of aKopm^u).
Eo-K6rtKa, -as, -£, per. ind. act. — »
EaK6riafiai, -aai, -rai, per. ind.
pass. — EcKoriaOriv, -rjs, -n, 1 a.
ind. pass, of aKorifo.
Eff/ctirrrw, (fr. es into, and *rt57rTwto
bend) to bend or stretch over ; to
stretch to look into, survey.
EaKwrcrov, -£?, -£, impf. act. of
gkujittu).
Ea\l, Heb. JEsli, a man's name.
EaXds-i -»), -oi', Dor. for ca\6g.
Ep-Xwj, Dor. for eoXovs, a. pi. of
lasv.
Ecixapdyrjaa, -as, -E, 1 a. ind. act.
of auapayiw.
Eapdaau) or -rro>, f. -£«, and -cw,
p. ~%a, (fr. es upon, and pdaou
to press) to impress, stamp,
mark ; to touch, strike ; to touch
inwardly, affect, afflict, hurt. 1
a. ind. mid. cat/jLaaadnnv, -a>,
-aro.
Eaulv, 1 pi. pres. ind. of zifii, to
be.
'Eapriyfiai, per. ind. pass, of apt
'Eapos, -ov, 0, (fr. £oi or iti/ii to
send) a swarm.
'Ego, egtw, pres. impr. of cifxi, tobe.
"Ego, egOo), 2 a. impr. mid. oVirifii.
'Eoofios or EtaoSos, -ov, r), (fr. ts or
eis into, and boos a road) an en-
trance, approach, arrival : am
income, revenue.
ezii
Er<HKf(u>, (fr. same, and oIkos a
house) see tiooiKi£u>.
Eooipvv, -oio, -oiro, 2 and 3 pi.
'Eaoiadc, 'Eaoivro, pres. opt. of
ciui, to be.
'Eaopai, -r), -craiy 1 pi. EaducOa —
'Eo-ovr', for 'Ecovreu, 3 pi. f.
ind. — Eadmvos, -n, -ov, par. of
same.
Ea6irrofiai, f. -ipopat, p. caSufiai,
(fr. tj into, and dirrofiai to look)
to /oofc in^o, examine, inspect ; to
view, observe ; to look at, behold.
'Eaoirrpov, -ou, rd, (fr. last) a look-
ing-glass, mirror.
Eaopduv -av, pres. inf. act. of
Eaopdu), (fr. cc into, and opdo» to
see) same as ctaopdw.
Kaopfjs, Eaopjj, Eaopijrf, Dor. for
too pans -as, 2 sin. uropdti -a, 3
sin. and caopdcrc -art, 2 pi. pres.
ind. act. of last.
E<ropu/i£f, Dor. for caopdoucv -utpcv,
1 pi. — E<Top<2<ri or -<nv., 3 pi.
cont. pres. ind. act. — Eaopwv,
Eo-opwircf, Eaopuiai, cont. cases
par. pres. act. of c«rop<fw.
EffoD/iai, -??, -c?ra(, Dor. for iaoftai.
Eaotfuad^nv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of ao<plC(i>.
., i C
rofxai
Ea6\porat,
ind. mid. of eaoV-
Eff-59uov -uv, impf. ind. act. —
Eo-ird0i;/iat, ind. — Eairadnui-
vos, par. per. pass, of airaddu).
'Eanaica, -as, -c, per. ind. act. of
draw.
'Zandpa^a, -a?, -£, 3 pi. -£av, 1 a.
ind. act. o( oirapdoaw.
'Earrapnai, -aai,, rat, ind. — Eff-
rrdpdai, inf. — Eairapuivos, -n,
-ov, par. per. pass, of aircipu).
Earruadpnv, -u>, -aro, and -ar't 1
a. ind. mid — 'Etnrov, -cs, -c, 2
ind. act. of awdu>.
Eairarah'tcare, 2 pi. 1 a. ind. act.
of airara\d<i>.
'Eancipa, -as, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of
oftlput.
'Eaircioa, -as, -t, act. — Eaircla-
QiV) -ns, -v, pass. 1 a. ind. —
'EtTxtiouat, -aai, -arai, per. ind.
pass, of airivSo).
'Eairipa, -as, f/, (fr- 'Eaircpos Hes-
perus) the evening ; the west.
'Eairipas, (g. of last) in the even-
ing, late.
'Ea-rtptScs, -uv, at, (fr. same) the
Hesperides, the daughters of
Hesperus ; the western isles.
'Eo~iTfoif>s, -ov, b, f), and'Eff7rf'p«vo5,
->i, -ov, (fr. same) in the even-
ing, of or about evening, late ;
west, western.
Ecrirepos, -ov, 6, (fr. eoirouai to ad
join, namely, the sun) the even
ing star, Hesperus, said to be
the son of Jupiter. Or, (per-
haps fr. '£j>s the day, and iripas
the end) evening, the west.
Eaircadai, pres. inf. mid. — "Eoirt-
ro, Poet, for claircro, 3 sin. impf.
ind. mid. of taitouai.
'Eo-trtTz, 2 pi. pres. impr. act. of
ia-rro).
'Eaircvoov, -cs, -£, impf. act. of
aircvoia.
E22
EairCXmKa, -as, -c, per. ind. act. —
Eoiu\u>ncvos, -v, -or, par. pres.
pass. cont. of <nrt\6u>.
Eo-rrXdyxvio-jiai, -aai, -arai, per.
ind. pass. — EanXayxvlodnv, -ns,
-n, 1 a. ind. pass, of arrXayxvlfa.
EatrXiut -u>, (fr. is to, and irAf'u> to
sail) same as cia-nXiw.
Earroiiu -w, same as ciairoiiu.
'Eano^ai, Poet, for eirouai, which
see under 'i-nut. pres. opt. mid.
iairolunv' par. ioirdpcvos. This
verb often drops thet,as(TTro!5, and
Ion. airtio, for 'iatrov, pres. impr.
'Eairoucd', for iairdpcda, 1 pi. pres.
ind. of last.
'Eo-jroi', -cs, -c, act. — Rair6nnv,
-ov, -cro, mid. 2 a. ind. of airdw.
'Ea-rrov&a, -as, -t, per. ind. mid. —
EanovSaaa, -as, -t, 1 pi. -aaucv,
1 a. ind. act. of airovddfa.
'Eoiru>, Poet, for iirv pres. impr.
2 pi. iaircrc.
"E<nrw, and lairouai, Poet, for?™,
which see.
Eapiui -w, (fr. cs in, and £/w to
flow) same as ciapim.
"E<rffa,-af,-c,"Eff<ra(,"Eo-(Tas,Poet
for claa, ind. ; coat, inf. and cans
par. 1 a. act. of cut or ewu/it. But
Ecaat, may be Poet, for ctaai, 2
sin. of cJfjiat, per. ind. pass, of
same. Or for rjcaai, 2 sin. as if
the per. pass, had been rjo^at.
'Eeodficvos, -n, -ov, Poet, for iad-
pcvos, par. 1 a. mid. — "Eaaav-
to, Poet, for caavro, which Ion
for claavro, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. mid
— "Eaoaadat, Poet, for caaaQat
1 a. inf. mid. — "Eaacai, Poet,
and Ion. for cJaat, 2 sin. per.
ind. pass, of cut or cvwui.
"Effjraj, "Eooc, see *E<r«ra.
'Eaacai, Poet, and Ion. for iar\, 2
sin. f. of ciyX, to be.
Eaaclovro, Ion. for cactovro, 3 pi.
impf. mid. of adv.
'Ea aurai, and 'Eaacrai, Poet, and
'Eacirai, Dor. for iacrai, 3 sin.
ind. — 'EaacaO' Poet, and by
Apos. for iacadai, inf. f. of cifil,
to be.
'Eaacva, -as, -t, 'Eaacvav, Eaacv-
avro, Poet, for iacvaa, -as, -t, in
3 pi. iacvaav, 1 a. ind. act. and
cacvaavro, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. mid. —
'Eaacvfiai, Poet, for iacvuai, wh.
Ion. for aiaevpai, per. ind. pass.
— Eaacvovro, Poet, for cacvovro,
3 pi. impf. ind. of acvoi.
Eaarjv, -rjvos, o, a king, prince,
chiefly applied to what is now
called the queen among bees.
Eaat, Poet, for c7s or cl, 2 sin.
pres. ind. — 'Eaao, Poet, for
iao, 2 sin. pres. impr. of eifti,
to be.
"Eaao, Poet, for 'iao, which Ion.
for ctao, 2 sin. of ctfiriv, pper.
ind. pass, of cut or Ivvvpi.
Eaa6ucvos, -»?, -ov, Poet, for ca6\ic-
vos, (par. f. of upi to be) fu-
ture, about to be, in time to come.
Eaa6^cvoi,-wv, o'i, posterity. Ea-
a6yicva, -uv, t a, futurity.
'Eaaov, Poet, for laov. 1 a. impr.
act. of Jo) or Zvwuu
(250)
EST
'Eaadofiai. Ion. for fiaa&uai, cont.
fr. tiacdouai.
'Eaaovv, Ion. for qaaovv, pres. inf.
act. as if of naa6v but fiaaifv,
cont. fr. f)oadciv, pres. inf. of
f/aadii), the active form of the
more usual ffaadofiai.
'Eaavdcv, Poet, and Bceot. for cai-
Bnaav, 3 pi. of cavBnv, -ns, -n, 1
a. ind. pass, of ai>u>.
'Eaotipai, -aai, -rai — Eaavufvos,
-V, -ov, by Poet. Metath. for
aiovfiat, ind. and acavutvos, par.
per. pass, of «nSu>.
Eaavfiivus, (fr. caavutvos, par. in
last) hustily, quickly; eagerly,
ardently, zealously.
'Eaavo, Poet, for cavov, 2 sin.
impf. MM, — 'Eaavr for iaav-
rat, which by Metath. for alav-
tui, 3 sin. per. ind. pass. —
'Eaavro for aiatiro, 3 sin. pper.
pass, of avu).
"Eaaut, Poet, for lau, I f. ind. act.
of ?w or ?£w.
"Eaawuat, Ion. for rjaawuai, cont.
of fjaodofiat.
"Eaamv, Ion. for t)aou>v,
'Ear for cs re, until.
E<rr' for cart, 3 sin. pres. ind. ol
cifil, to be.
"Earaa, Ion. Sync, for carnica, per.
ind. act. ofJarnut.
'E<rra£ov,-£s,-£,impf. act. of ardfa.
'Earadcv, Boeot. Sync, for tarddti-
aav, 3 pi. of
EaraOriv, -ns, -tj, 1 a. ind. pass, of
larriui.
'Earai, by Sync, for iacrai, 3 sin.
f. of tifii, to be.
'Earalnv, opt. — "EarXOi, impr. —
'Earavai, inf. — 'Eards, par.
pres. act. of carnfii for lartifii.
"EaraKa for iarrjKa, per. ind. act.
of "arrjui.
'EaraKro, 3 sin. of cordypnv, pper.
pass, of ard^o).
'EoTaicCbs, by Sync. 'Eorw?, and
that Ion. laraihs and carcds, par.
per. act. of "tarti/u.
EaraXd6aro,bylon. Pleon.for card-
\aro, which for cara\uivoi rjaav,
3 pi. pper. ind. pass, of ariWto.
Eard\ar' for cardXarai, which Ion.
for cara^/iivoi cial, 3 pi. per. ind.
pass, of same.
EardXaro, see in caraXda'aro.
EaraXjjv, -ns, -»7» pass. — 'Eara-
Xov, -cs, -£, act. 2 a. ind. —
EardXdnv, -ns,-v, 1 a. ind. pass.
— 'EaraXica, act. — 'EaraXuai,
pass. per. ind. of ot/XAo>.
"Earaiuv,"E>TTarc, 1 and 2 pi. pres.
ind. — "Earavai, pres. inf. act.
of caTnfxi for lornui. Or they
may be by Sync, for carfiKaficv,
larfimrc, 1 and 2 pL per. and
iaTnKivat,oer. inf. act. of "ariiui.
'Eardficv is also Ion. for iardvai,
pres. inf. of 'iarnai.
'Eardficvai, n. fern. pi. of iaraui-
vos, which is either the par. per.
pass, of Iarnai, or pres. par.
pass, of 'iarrjui for Iarnai. Or it
is put Dor. tor iardvai.
'Earav, Boet.Sync. for iarnaav,Z
pi. 2 a. rad. act. of "tarnui.
EST
"Eardvai, Bee above in lardptv.
'EoraoV for iaradra, a. sin. — 'Ea-
ra6rz, n. du. — 'Eara6res, n. pi.
of iorau>s, which by Sync, for
iaraicws, par. of eoTcuca, which
see.
Earaadprjv, in 3 sin. ~E.oTaaa.To, and
in 3 pi. EoraVavro, Dor. for £<r-
rr\adpr\v, &c. 1 a. ind. mid. of
«xr*7«(.
'Earaaav, (smooth) Dor. for iarr\-
aav, 3 pi. 2 or perhaps 1 a. ind.
act. of ioTT)fit' for the aorists of
this verb are not aspirated.
But,
'EtTTacrav., (aspirated) is by Sync,
for iarrjiczioav, 3 pi. pper. act. of
'iarrjpi' or impf. act. ofzartipi.
Eorao-t, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
iarriyn. Or, by Sync, for leri}-
Kaai, 3 pi. per. ind. act. of
tarrjpi.
'Ecrrdrw, 3 sin. of earadi, pres.
impr. act. of format.
VLaTavpwQriv,-ris,-v, pass. — Eorati-
pdaare, -aav, 2 and 3 pi. act. 1
a. ind. — Earavpoypt vos, -n, -or,
par. per. pass, of craupd'a).
Ecrawj -wj, -au?a -5>aa, -ad? -wf,
by Sync, for fVra»cwj, par. of&x-
ra/ca, which see.
Earf, 2 pi. pres. ind. or impr. of
eipl, to 6«.
'Ectc, (fr. «: or e? to, and ri) un-
til, while, tuhilst, as long as.
'EarziXa, -as, -t, act. — EoraXa-
p.rjv, -(a, -aro, mid. 1 a. ind. of
cTfXXw.
'Eoretj^a, -as, -£, per. — 'Earzi^ov,
-ef, -e, impf. ind. act. of arzi-
Eorivata, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act of
<TT£vd$U).
'Earzvov, -zs, -e and -zv, with v
added, impf. act. of orivw.
Earzpzovvro, 3 pi. cont. impf. pass.
— E<iTepeu)dr}v, -rjs, -rj, 3 pi. -6t}-
amv, pass. — Earzpiwaa, -as, -z,
act. 1 a. ind. of arzpzdui-
Earzpt'iQrjv, -rjs, ->?, 1 a. — Earipr)-
pai, -aai, -Tai, per. ind. pass.
of
(TTCptU).
EarzQdvil-a, Dor. for eart(f>dvtaa,
-as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of arz<pa.vi-
Earztyavodpnv -otiuriv, -6ov -ov,
-6eto -ovto, impf. pass. — Eote-
<pdvo)aa,-as,-z, act. — Earzipavw-
adprjv, -o), -aro, mid. 1 a. ind.
■ — EoTttyavbifiai, -cat, -rat, per.
ind. pass, of vTcpavdu).
EoTeQov, -z$, -£, impf. act. ofarf-
Eotewj, Ion. for /orawf, by Cras.
for
foraKwf or for>7Kcos, par. per.
act. of "(TTrilU.
'Eo-ttjk' for *EorTJ7Ka, 1 sin. or 'Ea-
mice, 3 sin. per. ind. act. of
same, 2 pi. fE<7T)j/car£,3 pi. 'Ea-
TfJKUOl.
'E<iTr)KavTi, Dor. for iarr^Kaai, 3 pi.
of last.
'Eor^Acecrav, Att. for hrtjiczioav, 3
pi. pper. act. of 7ot»7a««.
*EarrJKU), f. -fw, (fr. £trr»7Ktf, per.
act. of "oTrim, by the Syracusnn
dialect) same as "trr^/it. per. ind.
£2T
act. z'iarnita, pper. £{<rTi7K£iv, in 3
pi. zlarrjicziaav.
'EoTriKibs, -via, -df, pi. n. -k6tzs, g.
-/cdrwv, par. per. act. of 'iarripi.
By Sync, zarws, and that Ion.
fOTZWS-
"Earrjpi for "arrjpt.
'Eor/?v, -7]s, -r), 3 pi. 'EffT^o-av, 2
a. ind. act. of same. The aorists
of this verb are not aspirated.
'Eari/fa, -zis, -zi, act. — 'Earrji;o-
pai, -jj, -zrai, mid. 1 f. ind. of
ioTijicu), same as 'iarrtpi.
Earfipiypai, -£a«, -urai, per. ind.
pass. — Earrjpiypivos, par. per.
pass. — Earrjpiyptiv, -%o, -kto,
pper. pass. — EoTfjpil-a, -as, -£,
1 a. ind. act. of arrjpi^u).
'Earr/aa, -af, -£, in 3 pi. 'Earnaav,
1 a. ind. act. — EarrjadpTjv, -<o,
-aTo, 1 a. ind. mid. of'torr/pi.
'Egttjws, by Sync, for iarnKu>s,
par. per. act. of same.
Earl or E<rriv, 3 sin. pres. ind. of
atpi. Also
'Eo-Ti for it-zari, which see.
'Eort'a, -af, //, a hearth, fireplace,
fireside ; a house, home, abode ;
Vesta.
'Eo-TidQrjv, Ion. for z'tandOr/v, 1 a.
ind. pass, of iaridw.
'Eartds, -aSos, j^, (fr. ioTia a
hearth) a vestal.
'Eariatris, -ios, Att. -£0)f, i% (fr,
same) a dinner, supper, repast,
meal.
'EcTidowv, -ovffa, -ov, par. 1 f. act.
of icrTidoi.
'EtTTiaTopia, -as, h (fr. carta the
hearth) food, feasting, cheer,
good living.
'EcTiardpiov, -ov, rd, (fr. same) a
dining room.
'Earidiii -w, f. -<rw, p. etcrrlaica, (fr.
same) to entertain, receive hos-
pitably.
'Eo-rifiov, -£f, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
0T£Jj8(J.
Eorj^fT^v, 3 du. of ionxov, 2 a.
ind. act. of arzi^w.
EcTiydtovro, Poet, for eotix&vto,
3 pi. cont. impf. act. of ort^aw.
"Eo-ro, Ion. for elan, 3 sin. of zl-
fxrjv, pper. pass, of z<o or Ivvv^ii.
Eordfizov -ovv, impf. act. of arofiio),
JFj6\. for aro/xiu) or cro^dw.
EcTOfiw&r)v, -Tjs, -t), 1 a. ind. pass.
Of OT0fl6(j>.
'Ecrrov, 2 and 3 du. pres. ind. or
2 du. pres. impr. of eipi, to be.
It is sometimes used for rjrov,
2 du. impf. of same.
EoTovd%i£ov, -£f, -£, impf. act. of
o-Tcva%(^a).v
'Ecropya, -as, -z, ind. — Eoropywf,
-jua, -ds , par. per. mid. of orip-
yu).
EcrSpzaa, -as, -£, act. — Earopia-
Qr/v, -is, -v, pass. 1 a. ind. of
OTOpfb).
Eardpzrai, Dor. for zardpzarai, 3
sin. per. ind. pass, of same. Or
it may be for (arpurai, per. ind.
pass, of arp(i)vvvu>, same as cro-
peu).
'Eorpapnai, -«<£'«<, -7TTtti, per. ind.
pass, of oTpfdno.
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Eorparo7rf(5£vo-a, -af, -£, 1 a. ind.
act. of o-rparo7T£<5£t;w.
Eo-rpardwvro, Poet, for zoTparuivTo,
cont. fr. zarpardovTO, impf. mid.
of aTpardopai.
Earpdcpdro, Ion. for zarpapptvot
rjaav, 3 pi. pper. pass. o\arp((pu.
'Ecrpa<pov, -zs, -£, 2 a. ind. act. —
Earpd<prfv, -tjs, -rj, 2 a. ind. pass.
— EarptipOrjv, -r;s, -r), 1 a. ind.
pass. — 'Eorp£0ov, -£f, -£, impf.
act. — 'EoTpzxpa, -as, -e, 1 a.
ind. act. of arpiipd).
Earprjvidfo, f. -daw, (fr. <rrp!}vof
profligacy) to riot, revel.
Earprjviaaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act.
of arpYividui or -d^oi.
'Eorpo^a, -af, -£, per. ind. mid. of
crptQu).
'Earpwpai, -aai, -rat, per. ind.
pass. — Earpwpevos, -n, -ov, par.
per. pass. — Earpuiptjv, -ao, -rot
pper. pass. — 'Earpwcra, -af, -£,
3 pi. -aav, 1 a. ind. — Eorpiui'-
vvov, impf. act. of arptivvvpn oi
arpu)vvi(o.
'Earvyov, -zs, -£, 2 a. ind. act. ot
arvyiti) or arvyu).
EoTt)$fXifa, -af, -£ or-£v, 1 a. ind»
act. of GTv<pz\i£u>.
'Ecrrw, 3 sin. — 'Ectwv, 3 du. —
'Ecrwo-av, 3 pi. pres. impr. of
zi/xl, to be.
Earwpvkdpnv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of orwauXAw.
"EffTwp, -opof, h, (fr. cw to drive)
perhaps better "E<crwp, -opof, 6,
(fr. £^w to hold) the cross bar at
the end of the pole, which
rested on the horses' backs ; a
ring-bolt.
'Effrwf, -Siaa, -wf, g. -Srof, a.
-Cra, pi. n. -5r£f , g. -wtwv, a. ,
-wraf, -wra, by Cras. fr. /crrawf,
which by Sync. fr. iaraxibs, par.
of earaica for eaTnica, per. act. of
torn^u
'Effrawrav, 3 pi. pres. impr. of eiut,
to 6'e.
'Earwrsf, n. pi. mas. of ierds.
Eavdrjv, -rjs, -n, 1 a. ind. pass, of
aid).
Eo-uXaov -(ov, -aes -as, -at -a, impC
act. of ffwXdw.
EavXzvov, -£f, -£, impf. act. of <rt>-
\zvu).
Eovvrjica, -as, -t, Att. for avvTixa, 1
a. ind. act. of avvinpi.
Eavarzpov, (fr. tf to, and Zartpos
latter) hereafter, henceforth, of-
terwards.
'Eatyaya, -as, -£, per. ind. mid. —
Ea<paynv, -rjs, -r\, 2 a. ind. pass.
— 'Eff^ayov, -£f, -£, 2 a. ind.
act. — "Ec<payixai, -^ai, -Krai,
ind. — En<f>ayptvos, -rj, -ov, par.
per. pass. — 'Eatyalov, -zs, -t,
impf. act. — 'E<r0a|a, -af, -e
or -ev, 1 a. ind. act. of o<pd£w or
acpdrrui.
Ea<paip(oro, 3 sin. pper. pass, of
o(j>aip6b>.
Eo<pdXov, -zs, -£, 2 a. ind. act. —
Ecr^aX^v, -rjs, -tj, 2 a. ind. pass.
— 'EcroJaXKa, -af, -£, act. — 'Eff-.
<f>a\pai, -aai, -rai% pais. per.
ind. of c<f>d\h0.
EZX
'Ea<f>a!-a, -as, -£,3 pi. 'E,a<pa%aVy 1
a. ind. act. of afd^m.
"Rtttfrapdy^ov, -a, -e, impf. act. of ,
eQaoayi^u).
Eodiput, f. tffoiau), 1 a. tci'ivtyxa,
(fr. a into, and <pipu) to carry) ;
SCC £(<70/pw.
Eo<P7kuvto, Dor. and iEol. for
iatf»)Kouvro% 3 pi. cont. impf.
pass. of(r07«<5w.
'Eff^^Xu, -a>, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
<X</h«AXw.
Eff^iyyoy, -tj, -£, impf. act. — '
'Ea^jyfd, -as, -c, 1 a. ind. act. J
of a<f>iyyut.
JLo<j>pdyiKa, -uf, -£, per. ind. act. J
• — Eoippdyioa, -uj, -t or -£c, 1 a. ;
ind. act. — . Eo^payiaQriv, -ns,
-n, 2 pi. Etppayiadrjrc, 1 a. ind.
pass. — Euippayionivos, -n, -ov,
par. per. pass, of o^oayi^u*.
EaX<*?ii ~aSi >h a hearth, Jirr, ^re-
place ; an altar, house, the fa-
mily ; a scar, scab.
'S.ayaotwv, -utvos, »;, same as last,
Poet.
Eff^apif, -iSos, r), (fr. taxdoa a
hearth) a fireplace; a gridiron.
EoxaoiTTjs, -ov, b, (fr. ta^ipii a
gridiron) roasted or hroUed meat,
meat dressttl on a gridiron.
Ea^dpo^iv, Poet. d. sin. of c<r%d-
pa.
Eo^araw -<3, (fr. iayaros last)
/o 6< /<Mf or hindmost, U\
lay ; to he on the extremity or
verge, to bound, limit, par. pros,
act. ta^ardiMv-Siv, -dovaa -Haa,
•do* -u>v.
Eff^orta, -us, and Ion. EffjTmry,
"1S,hi (fr- same) t^ie extremity,
end, edge ; border, limit, boun-
dary, marches, outskirts, waste ;
a lonely spot ; a farm.
Etr^aW^w, f. -tcu>, (fr. same) to be
last. 1 a. ind. act. va-ydTiaa*
Eff^aroyijpwf, -w, b, f, (fr. io%a-
ro( extreme, and yTjpas old age)
very old, decrepit, worn out with
age.
Etr^rtT<£«5, -tesca, -tv, (fr. fo^aroj
extreme) on the borders or
ed? es, bordering, extreme ; ex-
ternal, outward.
'Etrxarov, "•»! r^i (neuL. of next)
the extremity, edge, border.
Eff^aroj, -rj, -ov, (fr. fyw or rather
ff^/fuj, obs. to confine) extreme,
utmost ; last ; bordering.
Eo-^ardwca, for £<r^<ir£i<Ta, cont. fr.
fc^arduxra, n. sin. fern, of toya-
rdiitv -we, par. pres. act. of ta-%a-
ra'w. Or, for tcxardtcaa, fern,
of £ff^ard£(?.
Etr^arwj, (fr. fV^aroj last) of /oar,
finally, at the extremity ; on the
outside, outwardly, on the edge.
'Eoyt, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of /^u».
E^f^v, -r,s, -f, 1 a. ind. pass, of
same.
E<r^£(i), f. -£ucru, p. -nj/ra, (fr. ts
into, and Ww to pour) to pour
in, fill.
Ea\nKa, -as, -t or-tv, 1 pi. -yautv,
act. — 'E^xtuai, pass. per. ind.
of <T^t'(i», attributed to e^u, wh.
ETA
E<r;e»7/*<m£rTo, 3 sin. impf. mid. of
'Eff^ica, act. — 'Etrxicuai, per.
ind. pass. — Eo-xlovnv, -yy, -»j,
3 pi. Ev)(l<rQnaav, 1 a. ind. pass.
of ff^l'^w.
Eexdunv, -ov, -cro, mid. — 'E<r-
^ov, -£?, -£, act. 2 a. ind. of /£<■>.
Eff^uw, same as £<r^/w.
"E<tw, 1 f. act. of 2£w.
'Ecu, (fr. £? or ti;in) within, in-
sule, inward.
'EouQtv, (fr. last) inwardly, with-
in, inside, from within.
EoiJiBnv, -ns, -fiy 1 pi. -dnutv, pass.
— 'EaiMot, -as, -1 or -tv, act. 1
a. ind. of cdiru.
Eourtpos, -a, -ov, comp. — Eviara-
ro{, sup. (fr. iV« within) inte-
rior, inmost; inner, most in-
ward.
EaurppovlaQriv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind.
pass, of (rw'jjpovi'^w.
Er', for m.
'Eruyov,-£j,-£, 2 a. ind. act. Poet.
rirayov, whence the par. nra-
yiiv ErSynv, -17?, -n, 2 a. ind.
pass, of rd^io, or of raVo-w.
Erdfa, f. -o-w, and Dor. -fw, (fr.
/roj true) to examine, try ; to
search, inquire; to number; to
rebuke, reprove, chastise.
Erddnvy -nty -n, 1 a. ind. pass, of
rclvw.
'Era*, n. pi. of irnf.
'Eraipa, -ai, 1), (fern, of/raipoj a
companion) a female friend;
a mistress; a harlot, concu-
bine.
'Eraipday and -pta, -aj, r), (fr.
same) friendshipy intimacy ;
company , society , conversation ;
cohabitation.
'Eraiptioi, -ov, b, (fr. same) pro-
tector of friendship, guardian of
intimacy; an epithet of Jupi-
ter.
'Eratpiu -w, f. -rjauty (fr. same) to
prostitute, expose.
'EraiprjiTiy -nt, ft. Ion. for traiptla.
'Eraipt'/ios, Ion. for iraipiTos.
'Eraipnais, -io?, Att. -£w$, f), (fr.
iraipa a harlot) immodesty ; un-
chasleness, lewdness.
'Eraipi^ui, f. -tcu), (fr. same) to
associate, converse or cohabit
with ; to play the harlot ; to be-
friend, favour.
'Eratoiicbs, -ov, b, r), (fr. same) in-
timate, familiar, friendly ; like a
harlot, lewd.
'Eraiph, -itfo?, t), (fr. next) a fe-
male companion, mistress; a
harlot.
'EraToos, -ov, b, a companion, as-
sociate, friend, comrade; a sharer,
partaker, accomplice ; an as-
sistant.
EtHkov, Dor. for ct))kov, 2 sin.
impf. mid. — ErdKnv, -ns, -n, 2
a. ind. pass, of ti'/ku).
Era\dvi{ov, -£?, -t, impf. act. of
ra\avi£u).
'Erduov, -£j, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of
TtpVU).
EravvoQriv, -yj, -n, 1 a. ind. pass,
of ravvui.
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'Erafa, -as, -t, pi. -!;art, -£av, act.
— Era£dunv, -u>, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of rdocio.
Eraxtivwocv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act.
of rairtivdu).
Erdpa(a, -as, -r or -tv, 3 pi. -fav,
1 a. ind. act. — Erapa^dfivv, -w
-aro, 1 a. ind. mid. — ErdpaC'
aov, -ts, -t, impf. act. — Era-
pdxBnv, -ns, "l, m 3 pi. Erapn'x-
dnoav, 1 a. ind. pass, of rapdaow.
'Erapifa, Poet, for iratpi^w.
'ErapiaaaTo, Poet, for trapluaro, 1
a. ind. mid. of last.
"ErSpos, and its derivatives Poet.
for /ru7pu?, fce.
'Eraais, -10s, Att. -tins, >h and
Eraafibs, -ov, b, (fr. trd£u) to
examine) examination, intjuiry,
trial ; torture ; a whip, scourge.
'Eraaov, -dru>, 1 a. impr. act. of
I urn-.
Eraipnv, -ns, -n, pass. — 'ErafnVy
-ts, -t, act. 2 a. ind. of $<ixrci».
Or, ofS/JTTw.
Erd^vvovy -ts, -t, impf. act. of ra-
\ivu>.
'Erta, n. a. v. pi. of hos.
ETtd>'i\tiVy -us, -ti, pper. mid. of
^oAXw. ■
Er/Oif*, -fiSy -n, 3 pi. -dnoavy 2 a.
ind. pass, of ridnfit.
Eridn-rt, Ion. for tTidnrtt, 3 sin.
pper. mid. of •Sa'trrw or Sr'iwu).
ErtBvriKuvy -us, -ti, pper. act. of
§Vt)OKU).
'Erti, d. sin. cont. — 'Erwi, pi.
of iros.
'ErtiXa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
T£»W.
'Ertiva, -as, -f, 1 a. ind. -ct. of
rttvut.
'Ethos, -a, -ov, (fr. iros a year)
yearly, annual.
'Ertipa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. —
'Ertipov, -es, -t, impf. act. —
Ertipdfinv, -ov, -ero, impf. pass.
of rtipu).
'ErtKy for irtKt, 3 sin. of 'ErtKov,
-£y,-£or-£v,2a.ind. act. of ri'rn*.
ErtKvonoirio-duriv,-o)y'aTo, 1 a. ind.
mid. of TtKvo-oiiu).
ETtKvorp64>f}(Ttv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act.
of TEKvorpoQeu).
EritevoiBtv, Bceot. Sync. for£r£*v(i-
dnaav, 3 pi. la. ind. pass, of
TEKvSd).
ErtXtitro, Ion. and Poet, for trt-
Xitro, 3 sin. impf. pass. — Erf-
\tiov, same for triXeov, 3 pi.
impC act. of rtXiu).
ErtXduoa, -as, -£, 3 pi. -aav, 1 a.
ind. act. of Tt\ti6o>.
EreXeara, and Poet. EriXtaca, -as%
-£, act. — ErtXfo-0771', -ns, -n, 1
a. ind. pass, of reXio).
ErtXcvca, -as, -t or -tv, 1 a. ind.
act. — EreXtiraov -tuv, -ats -as,
-at -a, impf. act. of rtXev-dw.
'ErtX\ov,-ts, -c,impf. act. ofr/XXw.
'Ertftov, for erdyiov, 2 a. ind. act.
of re pvii).
EredicXtios, -ov, b, »;, (fr. next) of,
belonging or relating to JEteoclest
Eteodean.
ErtoKXhs, ~tos -out, a, Eteocles, a
man's name.
ETE
Erfiov, (neut. of next) truly, in truth
verily, indeed.
Ertbs, -a, b-v, Poet, for srbs) true,
real.
"Eripq, (fr. 'irtpos other) otherwise,
in another way, else.
'EnpaXicris, -tog -oiis* b, f), (fr. tri-
pos other, and oXkti strength)
doubtful, changeable ; an epithet
of victory.
*Er£(»/0t, Poet, for krepqu
*Ertp6y\<>>oeos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. tripos
other, and yXiicaa a tongue) of
another tongue, of a different
language, strange, foreign
civilized, barbarian.
Ertpo6t8a<rKa\ii, 3 sin. cont. ind.
-Ka\elv, inf. pres. cont. of
Ertpo$i8a<TKa\i(o -5, f. -rjau), (fr
same, and SicdcKu to teach) to
teach otker or different doctrine
to mislead, misinform.
Erepo6o£iw -w, f. -rjcu, (fr. same,
and <5d£a an opinion) to think
otherwise or differently^ differ
opinion, dissent, disagree with
received notions or doctrines.
'ErepoSol-la, -as, h, (fr. same) dis-
agreement in opinion, heterodoxy,
schism.
*Ertp68o%os, -ov, b, >i, (fr. same) of
another opinion, of different sen
timenis, faith or doctrine, hetero
dox, sectarian, schismatic.
EnpotyXws, (fr. tripos other, and
£ti\os zeal) with mistaken zeal,
erroneously, wrongly.
eErtpo£vyitj) -&, (fr. same, and $tv-
yos a collar) to draw the other
side ; to be harnessed or joined in
the same team ; to be unequally
matched; to draw unevenly or to
one side.
Ertpo^vyos, -ov, b, //, (fr. same)
unequally yoked or harnessed;
drawn with cattle of different
kinds; on the other side of the
balance, in the other scale ;
different, unlike, of another
sort.
Ertpo^vyovvrts, n. pi. cont. par.
pres. act. of irtpoCvyiw.
Erepotos, -a, -ov, (fr. 'irtpos ano-
ther) of another kind or nature ;
other, unlike.
Enpoidw, f. -w<rw,p. ffTtpoiwKa, (fr.
same) to change, alter, vary. 1
a. inf. pass. trepoiwOrjvai.
ErcpoKuxpiio, rather tQiXoKuxpio),
•which see.
rErtp6ir\oos-ovs, -6ov -ov, b,rj, (fr.
same, and -n\iw to sail) at the
other port, after the voyage, at
the risk of the voyage, on arrival
in port.
Ercoos, -a, -ov, other, another, the
other ; one or the one, the former ;
diverse, different, altered; fo-
reign, strange, unnatural; left,
the left. Ev trtpu), viz. rdrw, in
another place, elsewhere. 'Erica
\a(3t7v, viz. x"Pli to do with the Eridn, 3 sin
left hand, take no trouble
about.
Ertpdrvs, -nros, fj, (fr. last) diver-
sity, difference, disagreement,
contrariety, unlikene$xt
ETI
Eripdw, f. -w<tu>, (f/. Same) (o otter
change.
'Ertpnov, -£?,-£, impf, act. of t/ottw
'Ertpffa, -as, -t,l a. ind, act. iEol.
of rtipu). Or, same of fipau).
'Eripq, (d. sin. of tripos) viz. to-
jtu), el ewhere, in anotfier place,
part or situation.
'Eripude a.nd-dtv, (fr. trtpo?other)
from the other side, from
different quarter ; on the other
side,
'Eripudi, (fr. same) elsewhere, in
another place, part or quarter.
'Eripun, {fr. same) otherwise, dif-
ferently, in another way.
'EripbxP, for 'Eripwot, (fr. same)
in a different or opposite direction
on one side ; on the other side,
'Eripmuis, -ios, Att. -this, »/, (fr-
'irspo s other ) alteration, change
diversity, disagreement.
Ertrdyuvv, -fo, -kto, pper. pass
of rdoota.
ErtTdXfivv, -vo, -to, pper. pass, of
E TtTcux-uv&uwv, in 3 pi. -uvro, pper.
pass, of rairavda.
Enrd^dro, Ion. for rtrayuivoi
fjaav, 3 pi. pper. pass, of rdoau).
ErtTtv-^aro, Ion. for rtrtvyuivoi
rjaav, 3 pi. pper. pass, of rtv^u).
'Ertrutv, 3 sin. v added, impf. act.
of riruia.
EriTprjxtiv,-eis, -ei, pper. act. of
pt'W
ETtruynnv, -fo, -kto, pper. pass, of
rvx^, Poet, for rtv^w.
ErtTV<pia, -as, -t, Ion. for trtrvfytiv,
pper. act. of rimt.
Etitv^ovto, Ion. for trv^ovro, 3 pi.
2 a. ind. mid. of rvy^dvu.
Ertxt for irtKt, before an aspi-
rate, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act.— Erix-
Otjv, -tjs, -tj, 1 a. ind. pass, of
TIKTO).
'Ettj, n. a. v. pi. cont. of iros.
Ett)k6uvv, -ov, -cro^impf. mid. of
TrJKW.
Ernpiiro, 3 sin. cont. impf. pass. —
Erfiptov -ovv, -its -£tj, -££ -£t, 3
pi. -tov -ovv, impf. act. — Erf
pr)<ra,-as,-e, 1 a. ind. act. of rtipiu).
'Erqc, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. Wos cus-
tom. Or iros a year. Or ends
true) a friend, companion; a
confederate, associate, v. era,
for which trdv and u> 'rdv.
Erfjaios, -ov, b, f), (fr. iros a year)
yearly^ annual.
(Ernr6jxaKa or 'Ernroiuaica, Att.
for ijTolfiaKa, per. ind. act. of
iroiud£u>.
Ert'irvixos and Ernrv/io v,by Anadipl-
or Epenth. for irvuos and irvuov.
'En, (perhaps fr. nut to be) still,
yet, as yet, now ; too, also, yet,
further, even, besides, moreover ;
more, any more, longer, any
longer ; hitherto, heretofore ;
henceforth, hereafter.
Eri&ovv, 3
cont. impf. act. of ridrjui, as il
from Tidiu).
ErlOtv, Dor. for EriBov, which Ion
Tor Eridioo, 2 sin. impf. mid. of
"Ertdriv, -tjs, -n, impf. act. of same,
'EriKTov,-ts, -£, impf. act. ofW/crw,
Eriurjaas, ->aj, ->e, 3 pi. -aav, act*
— Eriuvodfiriv, -w, -aro, mid. I
a. ind. of riudv.
Erivaeffdnvv, -ov, -no, impf. pass.
ofrtvaerffw.
'Eriov, -fj, -£, 1 pi. Erio^tv, impf..
act. -*- 'Erica, -us, -t, 1 a. ind.
act. of tiw.
Eriraivdfirfv, •'ov, •'ito, impf. pasSv
of TlTaiVirt.
'ErXnv, -ysj ->?, 2 a. ind. act. of
rXiiui.
'Er^dyev, Boeot. Sync, for tTjidyn-
aav, 3 pi. of — Erpdynv,-Tis, -t)v
pass. — 'Eruayov, -is, -t, act.
2 a. ind. of T/xtjya) or T^fioawr
same as renvoi.
ETfi/jOnv, -vs, ->?, 1 a. ind. pass, of
ripvu) .
'ErpriZa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
r^rjyu> or Tfi/}G(j(i)4
'Ervos, -tos -ovs, rb, (perhaps fr..
iota to eat) pudding, pottage, ot
such hke food made of pulse.
"Erotua, neut. pi. of troiuos.
'Eroiuagc, pres. impr. act. of
Ero</ia£w, f. -ow, p. ^roijxaKa, (fr.
troiuos ready) to get or make
readyf prepare. 1 a. act. ind.
hroiuaoa' impr. troiudcov, in 2 pi,
iroiudaart' inf. hoiudcai. per.
ind. pass, troiuacuai.
'Eroiuaoia, -as, hi ("• 'iroiuos rea-
dy) preparation, making ready ;
foundation, basis; firm footing.
"Eroiuos, -ov, b, >/, ready, prepurea,
provided, at hand ; about to 6e>
approaching, drawing near ;
clear, plain, evident, doubtless.
Eroiuws, (fr« last) readily, quickly.
Er6\ua, 3 sin. — ErdXuwv, 1 sin.
or 3 pi. cont. impf. — Er6\unaa^
-as, -t or -tv, 1 a. ind. act. of
ro\ud(j>.
Er6\uaaa, Dor. for tr6\nrjaa, in
last.
"Erov, "Ervv, du. 2 a. ind. act. of
Irj/xi.
'Eros, -fi, -bv, (fr. hut to send)
sent, dismissed, discharged.
Eros, -ios -ovs, rb, a year.
Eros, -v7 -ov, (fr. uui to be) true,
real, right, just, good, fit, proper.
Eros, in vain, to no purpose ; hasti-
ly, rashly.
Erpayov, -is, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of
rpu>yu>.
Irpdn, for 'Erpaire, 3 sin. of 'Erpa
vov, -is, -£, act. — Erpdnnv, -rji,
-n, pass. — Erpairourjv, -ov,
-ito, 3 pi. Erpdnovro, mid. 2 a.
ind. of rpi-KU).
Erpdtrtov -ovv, impf. act. of rpa~
7TfW.
ErpdTztr, for trpdirtro' Erpdnnv'
Erpair6uT)v, see in irpaz.
Erpdcpriv, -ns, -»?» 3 pi. Erpd<prjaaf
and Boeot. 'Erpcuptv, pass. —
'Erpayov, -is, -t, act. 2 a. ind,
of rpiipu).
'Erptnov,-ts,-£, impf. act. ofrpiub).
'Erpeoa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of rp/w.
Erpupdunv, -ov,-tro, pass. ; 'Erpe
0ov, -£f, -f, act. impf. of rptyia,
Erprjtra, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
ETA
rtrpdia or rirpnpt, as if fr. rpdw
obs.
'Erptyov, -ts, -c, 2 a. ind. act. of
rPlt*>- _ . .
Erpono<p6pno-tv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act.
of rpoiroipopiu).
Erpvyaov -wv, -atj -as, -at -a, in 3
pi. -aov -a»v, imp.. — Erpvynaa,
•as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of rpvydm.
Erpvirn, Dor. for trpOna, cont. fr.
trpvirat, 3 sin. impf. of rpvirdu).
Krpvtpnv, -ns, -•;, 2 a. ind. pass. —
ErpvQnaa, -as, -t, in 2 pi. Erpv-
<f>fjaart, 1 a. ind. act of rpv<pdu>.
'Erpwaa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
TlTptiHTKUI.
Rrydnv, -rjs, -n, for cdvQrjVy I a.
ind. pass, of St5a>.
KrvX/^0^v, -77$, -?7, 1 a. ind. pass.
of TvXiav'j).
'EriJ/za, n. a. v. pi. neut. of /ru/ioj.
ILrvfioXoyla. -as, //, (fr. irv/ios
right, and Xdyoj a word, th. Xiyu
to speak) etymology.
'Rrv/tov, -ov, rd, (neut. of irv^os
right) the theme or derivation of
a word.
'ErVfiov, (neut. of next) truly
rightly, fitly, properly ; clearly,
distinctly.
'ErB/iof, and by Anadipl. or E-
penth. crfjrvfios, -ov, b, f), true,
real; right, just; fit, proper.
Erv^iravltrdrjv, -ns, -n, in 3 pi,
ErvfiTraviadrjffav, 1 a. ind. pass, of
ETA
fyrai, 3 sin. -£6fit0a, -%ovrai, 1
and 3 pi. ind. — Evayyc\i$6uc-
vos, -77, -ov, par. — EvayyiXlfa-
uat, -ji,-r]Tat, sub. pres. pass, of be oppressed, exposed or liable to
EvayyiXl^w, f. -Yew, and Att. -»u»,
p. tvnyyiXtica, (fr. tv good, and
ayytX\u> to bring news) to bring
good news tell glad tidings, re-
port joyful intelligence ; to preach
the Gospel, instruct in or teach
the doctrines of the Gospel, evan-
gelize. 1 a. act. ind. £U77yy/Xia<r
inf. cvayycXioai. impf. pass.
evnyytXttyfinv, -ov,-tro. per. ind.
pass. tvnyyiXiopai. 1 a. pass.
ind. cv77vy£Aftr077v* par. cvayyc-
Xto-ddf. 1 f. ind. mid. tvayytXlao-
ftai. 1 a. mid. ind. tvnyytXtad-
unv, -w, -aro' inf. evayycXlaaa-
rvfiiravllu).
Ervuus, (it. irv/ios true) truly
really, rightly, fitly, properly.
Krvirav, Dor. for Erun^v, -ns, ->7,
2 a. ind. pass, of rvnru). Or
BoGot.for ErOjrrjffaj/,3 pi. ofsame
'Ktvttov, -ts, -£ or -tv, impf. act
ofsame.
Erv<pdev, Bceot. for Erv^Qnoav, 3
pi. 1 a. iiuk pass, of tvtttw.
ErvipXiixra, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
ruc^Xdw.
Krv^nv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass, of
tv%u> for rtv%u>.
'Erv^ov, -ts, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
Tvy%dv<ii.
Et&v, g. pi. cont. of iros.
Erwoia, (neut. pi. of truxrios vain)
in vain, fruitlessly, to no purpose,
ineffectually.
Erwaitpybs, -ov, b, h, (fr. next, and
ipyov work) busy in vain, toiling
to no purpose, lazy, negligent.
Etujo-ios, -o, , 6,77, (fr. iros in vain.
Or perhaps fr. a77>7/y a breeze)
vain, void, empty ; useless, un-
profitable, worthkss ; silly, fool-
ish ; slothful, indolent.
Ev, (neut. of tvs brave) well,
rightly, fitly, properly ; happily,
prosperously, fortunately, suc-
cessfully ; carefully, diligently ;
gloriously, splendidly ; good !
well done !
Ev, JE6\. and Ev, Dor. for ov, of
himself.
Eva, -us, >i, Eve.
EvayytXin, -as, 1), (fr. d) good, and
th. ayytXXw to tell) an annun-
ciation, declaration, relation ;
good new*.
EvayyeXi$to~9ai, inf. — EvayytXi-
EvayyiXtubs, -fl, -dv, (fr. same)
about good news, relating to the
Gospel, evangelical.
EvayyiXiov, -ov, ri, (fr. same) a
good message, glad tidings, joy.
ful news ; the Gospel ; rejoic-
ings, sacrifices or thanksgivings
for good news.
RvayytXloat, 1 a. inf. act. — Evay
ycXiadftcvos, -77, -ov, par. — Evay-
ytXloaadai, inf. 1 a. mid. — Eu-
ayytXio~Qi\s,-uaa, -iv, n. pi. -6iv-
tcs, par. 1 a. pass. offuayytX/^o).
EvayytXiarfiSy-ov, b, (fr. same) an
evangelist, preacher of the Gospel.
EvdyytXos, -ov, 0, 77. (fr. same) a
messenger of good news, bringer
of good tidings.
Evaytij) -<S, (fr. next) to be inno-
cent, holy or pure ; to act well,
behave devoutly.
Evay?is, -ios -od{, 6, tf, (fr. £&
good, and dyos reverence) holy,
sacred ; religious, pious, chaste,
innocent ; upright, honest. Also
(fr. dyu) to act) active, lively,
nimble, quick.
Evdynros, -ov, b, h, (fr. tv good,
and ayu» to act) moveable, por-
table ; moving, active, lively.
Or (fr. ay dot to admire) much
admired, splendid.
EvaySpa, -as, h, Euagora or Eva-
gora, a woman's name.
Evayos, -ov, b, 77, (fr. tv well, and
dyo> to lead) well instructed,
reared or educated.
Evaypia, and Ei>ayp77(j7a, -as, r),
(fr. e5 good, and ay pa. the chase)
ETA
Evaidcnros, -ov, b, f), (fr. tv well,
and abiKlitt to injure, th. iUi)
justice) fit for injury, that may
wrong.
Evati, d. sin. of
Eud7>f, -ios -ois, b, 11, (fr. tv good,
and dot to blow) healthy, fa-
vourable, softly breathing, ft ntfy
binning; exposed to the air,
blown upon, swept by the wind.
Kvaifiovtdns, -ov, b, Eu&monides,
a man's name.
Evalvnros, -ov, 6,7^,(fr. tv well, and
aiviu) to praise) well praised,
celebrated, cxtolloi.
Evalptros, -ov, b, 77, (fr. same, and
a'iptu) to take) easily caught,
readily taken, easy, accessible.
EvaioOr/ola, -as, h, (fr- same, and
aiaBdvofiai, to feel) a sound un-
derstanding, vigour of mina,
enjoyment of faculties.
Evaiiov, -wvos, b, r), (fr. same, and
aiuv being) happy, fortunatet
prosperous, beatific.
EvaXdicaros, -ov, b, 77, Dor. for £u-
nXdicdros, (fr. same, and vXaKd-
rn a distaff) having a handsome
or good distaff ; good at spin-
ning.
EvdXios for £U7;X(0f.
EvdXtoros, -ov, 6, 1/, (fr. tv well,
and dX/oxcd to catch) easily
caught, readily taken.
Evaptpia, -as, h, Dor. for »77u«-
pla.
EvavSpta, -as, >\, (fr. sv well, and
avSptla manliness, th. avfip a
man) manliness, bravery, stout-
ness, fortitude, courage; plenty
of the valiant.
Evdvtjios, -ov, b, >i, (fr. same, and
dvtftos wind) with a fair wind;
blown upon, agitated by the wind.
Subs, a favouring gale.
EvdvOtpos, -ov, b,f), (fr.next)^?ouv
ery, florid ; fresh, blooming.
EvavOr)s , -ios -ovs, b, f/, (fr. same,
and dvBos a flower) flowery ;
blooming, flourishing.
Evavopla, -as, 17, Dor. for Ion.
tvnvopia, (fr. same, and avr)p a
man) manliness, bravery, cou-
rage, spirit.
Evdviop, -onos, b, ft, Dor. for Ion.
tvt'/vwp, (fr. same) manly, brave,
courageous.
Evairdvrnros, -ov, 6, 77, (fr. same,
goodsport; a draught, game,prey, and a-navrdu) to meet, th. avri
booty, capture; a fine catch or take,
Evuyo>yla,-as,r), ("*• "* well, and
dyw to lead) good education,
rearing, instruction, discipline.
Evdywyos. -ov, b, h, (fr. same)
eaxy to he led, manageable, tract-
able, compliant.
Evdyiav, -ov.J, b, 77, (fr. tv good,
and ayihv a contest) who combats
well, rihlc, clever ; well earned,
hard fought, famous, splendid.
Also it may be g. pi. of tvayos.
Ev<iha, Poet, for eaoa or rj&a, per.
ind. mi I. ofu.'f'w.
Evabtv, for Evult,^ sin. of last.
Or for 3 sin. of 'inSov for r/Sov, 2
a. in I. act. ofsame.
(254)
against) well met ; polite, com-
plaisant, obliging, civil, affable.
Evandrnros, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same,
and airardoi to deceive) easily
deceived, readily imposed ont
aedulous, simple.
EvaTn'iynros, -ov, b, 77, (fr. same,
and atyvyiouai to relate, th.
tiyionai to conduct) easy to be
told, well related or explained.
EvaptarciTai, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
pass. — Evaptanjcai, 1 a. inf.
act. of
Euap£or/w-cD,f. -t)ou),p. tvnpicsTnxa,
(fr. tv well, and apiaKw to please)
to please well, be very agreeable,
give great satisfaction. Evapte
ETA
reopen, to delight or take delight
in. be well pleased or gratified
with. 1 a. act. ind. tvnpiareoa-
inf. evaptcrrjcai.
Evapecros, -ov, b, ht (fr« las1) weU
pleasing, pleasant, acceptable,
agreeable, delightful, gratify-
ing.
Evapiarms, (fr. last) pleasantly,
agreeably, acceptably; at will,
at pleasure.
Evap/idros, -ov, b, fi, (fr. tv well,
and apua a chariot) famed for
chariots ; having a good cha
riot, clever in driving.
Kvdpno(TTos,-ov,b,f), (fr. same, and
apudfa to fit) well fitting, adapt-
ed, proper ; well tuned, harmo-
nious.
Evapxos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
apxfi a beginning) beginning or
setting out well ; prosperous, for-
tunate, successful, victorious ;
obedient, submissive, compliant,
obsequious.
Eva^m, -ios -ovs, b, >J, Dor. and
Poet, for tvrixfis.
Ev(3oia, -as, fi, ( perhaps fr. ev good,
and (36w to, pasture) Eubcea, the
name of an island.
EtpoTos, -ov, b, t), (fr. same)/erft'fe,
rich in pasture ; well fed, fat.
Ev0ovXei>s, -ios, Att. -iws, b, (fr. cfl
well, and (3ov\r) counsel) a coun-
sellor, adviser. An epithet of
Jupiter.
Evj3ov\ia, -as, t), (fr. same) good
counsel, advice ; sense, prudence.
Ev(3ov\os, -ov, h, »/, (fr. same) wise,
prudent, sensible, intelligent ; a
counsellor, adviser. Also Eubu-
lus, a man's name.
EvPov\o>s, (fr. last) sensibly, pru-
dently.
Evye, (fr. ev well, and the enclitic
ye) well done ! bravely !
Evyiveia, -as, >/, (fr. same, and
yivos birth) birth, nobility, high
descent, ancient lineage ; spi-
rit.
Evyevfis-, -ios -ovs, o, >/, (fr. same)
high-born, of ancient family, no-
ble ; ingenuous, generous, high-
spirited.
EvyevZs, (fr. last) nobly, generous-
ly\
Evyid)s, -o>i b, r), Attic for cvyeios,
(fr. ev well, and yrj land) fertile,
fruitful, productive.
Evypa, -aros, to, (fr. evvofiat to
pray) a prayer, vow ; a boast.
Evyuai, -^at, -Krai, per. ind. pass,
of ei^puai.
Evyvw/xovois, (fr. next) reasonably,
patiently.
Evyvu>jjiU)v, -ovos, b, r), (fr. ev well,
and yviifi(t)v an examiner, th.
yvtifii to know) just, impartial,
candid ; kind, courteous, civil,
benign ; moderate, reasonable.
EvyvuvTOs, and Ei'yvwro?, -ov, 6, t),
(fr. ev well, and yv&m to know)
well known, notable, famous,
celebrated ; noble, renowned ;
easily known, very discerni-
ble. '
EviuijxoviaraTa, (neut. pi. sup. of
ETA
cvSaluuv fortunate) most fortu-
nately, happily or successfully.
ESaifioviaTepoSi comp. — EvSaipo-
viararos, sup. of same.
Ev5ai{iovi(a -&, f. -r)cu>, p. -vk a, (fr.
same) to be fortunate, prosperous
or successful, to succeed, prosper ;
to live happily, go on well.
Evbaiuovla, -as, t), (fr. same) pros-
perity, success, fortune ; happi-
ness, ease, enjoyment.
Evb~atuovi£u), f. -?ou>. (fr. same) to
judge, consider or esteem happy,
felicitate, congratulate.
Evdaiuoviicds, -r), -bv, (fr. same)
making happy, giving pleasure ;
happy, successful, prosperous.
Ev6aiuovtKws, (fr. last) happily,
prosperously.
Evdaifidvio-fxa, -aros, rb, (fr. evSai-
uovifa to bless) happiness con-
ferred, a blessing ; success, pros-
perity.
EvSatpoviaubs, -ov, b, (fr. same) re-
puted happiness, opinion of suc-
cess or prosperity, salutation,
congratulation.
Ev6aifi6vu>s, (fr. next) happily,
successfully, prosperously, for-
tunately.
EvSaiuwv, -ovos, b, i), (fr. ev good,
and Saiuuv a genius) happy ;
lucky, fortunate, prosperous, suc-
cessful, rich, affluent, wealthy.
comp. ivdaiuovicrepos, sup. -ia-
raros.
EvSapictiSi -ios -ovs, h, fj, (fr. same,
and dipKu) to see) sharp or quick
sighted.
El8e, and Att. nvSe, 3 sin. impf.
act. — EvSei, 3 sin. pres. ind.
act. — EvSetv, pres. ind. act. —
EvSt/, and Ion. EvSvm, 3 sin.
pres. sub. act. of evSu>.
EvSetnvos, -ov, b, r), (fr. ev well,
and Seinvov a supper) sumptuous,
plentiful, joyous.
EvSevSpos, -ov, b, t), (fr. ev well, and
SivSpov a tree) full of trees,
woody, thick, close.
EvSia, -as, »/. (fr. same, and Ais
Jupiter) fair weather, serenity or
stillness of the air, calmness.
EvSiavb s, Dor. for EvSiei vb s, same as
EvSios, -ov, b, r), (fr. evSia fair
weather ) fair, fine, serene, calm ;
mild, balmy,
Evcfiaros, Dor. for
EvS/xnTos, -ov, b, %, (fr. ev well, and
Sifiu) to build) well built ; finish-
ed, complete, compact.
EvSoxiw-Cb, f. -J7<rw,p. evhdKVKu, (fr.
same, and Soxiw to think) to be
approved of, rank or rate high,
be in credit or estimation ; to wish
well, think well or good of; to be
satisfied with, delight or take
pleasure in ; to acquiesce, approve,
assent, agree ; to wish, be willing
or desirous. 1 a. ind. act. ev&6-
icrjaa, and Att. nvSdKvoa.
EvSdKvoa, -as, -e or -ev, pi. -oa/xev,
-care, -aav, ind. EvSoicrjo-as, n.
pi. -oavres, par. 1 a. act. — Ev-
doKel, 3 sin. EvSotcovfiev, 1 pi.
EvSoku. 1 sin. cont. pres. ind.
act. of last.
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Evidiajois, -tog, Att. -cwj, fi, (fr.
last) approbation, approval, lik-
ing ; estimation, credit.
EvhoKia, -as, ►/, (fr. same) favour,
good will, benevolence, affection,
inclination towards ; kindness,
grace, courtesy, civility ; delight,
pleasure, satisfaction ; a deter-
mination, resolution, decree, act.
EvdoKifid^u), f. -Sow, (fr. ev well,
and 8oKi(id£u) to examine, th.
SoKio) to seem) to sound, try
deeply, scrutinize, explore ; to
prove, put to a test. 1 a. par. act.
evSoKifidoas.
EvSoKipio) -w, f. -Tjo-u), p. -rjKa, (fr.
same, and IdKipos approved) to
be in good repute, have a great
name, be approved, be celebrated.
1 a. inf. act. evSoKiuriaai. par.
per. act. evfioicipnKcJs, n. pi. evSo-
KiunKdres.
EvStiKt/ios, -ov, 6, >% (fr. same) ap-
proved, well liked ; praised, cele-
brated, cried up, extolled.
EvSopes, Dor. for EvSouev, 1 pi.
pres. ind. act. — Evoov or rjvSov,
impf. act. — Ev8ovt\ for EvSov-
ra, a. sin. of EbStov, -ovaa, -ov,
par. pres. act. of eUo>.
EvSofya, -as, »'/, (fr.* ev well, and
<5<5fa fame, th. Soiciu) to seem)
celebrity, fame, renown, repute,
name, estimation.
Evtipaveia or-via,-as, f), (fr. ev well,
and 8pdu> to act) ability, capa-
bility, capacity ; power, efficacy.
EvSo), f. ebSfjau), p. -ica, to lie down,
sleep, take rest ; to be unemploy-
ed, rest, be at leisure ; to loiter,
delay, idle.
EvSwpn -r/s, fi, Eudora, a woman's
name.
Evidvos, -ov, b, t], (fr. same, and
eavbs a gown) well dressed, at-
tired, habited.
Eve8pos, -ov, b, ij, (fr. same, and
eSpa a seat) well-seated, easily
sitten on.
Evei, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of eva>.
EveiSfis, -ios -ovs, b, I), (fr. ev well,
and e78os shape) well shaped^
well made ; handsome, beautiful.
Evei6u>s, -via, -bs, by Cras. for evti-
8vKUis, par. per. act. o{evet8iu),(fr.
ev well, and eiSiw to know) well
knowing, conscious, having know-
ledge of; sensible, intelligent.
EveKrio -io, f. -tfo-w, (fr. same, and
f^w to have) to be in health, be
well, enjoy health ; be strong or
firm.
Eve\ins,-iSos, and EufXTturro?, -ov,
b, ri, (fr. same, and e\ms hope)
having good hope,expecting, con-
fident.
EvtXmo-Tia, -as, >), (fr. same) good
hope, expectation.
Evel-ia, -as, tj, (fr. ev well, and /^o>
to have) health.
Eve-Kris, -ios -ovs, h, r), (fr. same,
and inu) to speak) well spoken,
eloquent, of a sweet or soft voice.
Eu£rr/a,and Eviireia, -as, and Ion.
Evemrj, -rjs, r), (fr. same) elo-
quence, fluency, grace in speech;
salutation, address.
ETH
E.vtpycala, -as, t), (fr. cv well, and
loyov a work) a £owi ux?r/t or
ttmftrred. rftf>
gutwn, favour, kindness ; bene-
ficence.
Evipytctati)*/, .'Gol. for £0£py6<rwDf,
g. pi. of lust.
Kvcpyi raj, -u,o, Dor. for turpytrrK.
Eu£f>ytr/aj -*}, f. ->)<ru), p. cvnpycrn-
kuj (fr. £D weH, and ipy»v ■ work)
/.< '/m goori, ao a good turn, be
serviceable, oblige, servi ,
|>;ir. 1 a. pass. tvtpycrt}Qus, —
EvcpysD'/rai, 3 sin. conL pres.
sub. pass.
Evcpycrnua, -aros, re, (fr. last) a
benefit, favour, kindness, good
turn, mnga&m.
Evcpycrns, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a be-
inr. Adj. beneficent, kind,
bountiful.
sZvcpycTrjTtQf, -a, -ov, (fr. same) to
be benefited, must be assisted or
sen
Evcpycrlicbs, -r), -bv, (fr. same) be-
iii i oh nt, kind, hmiiitil'id.
EvcpycrHv, par. prcs. act. cont. of MM
cvtpyiriw.
SLvcpyfis, -tos -ovs, and Pool. Evcp-
ybs, -ov, b, t), (fr. cv well, and
ipyov a work) veil wrought,
made, or huilt ; easily wrought,
free. Subs, a will-dorr.
Evcpiornoa,(or cviipiernea, 1 a. ind.
act. of cvaotortio.
Evepicr)s, -h( -out, b, f), (fr. cv well,
and lottos a fence, th. cloyut to
confine) well fenced, enclosed,
forti/inl.
Evca-dt. -60s, »/, (fr. same, and 1<j-
rvui to stand) prosj/trity.
EviipoSos, -ov,b,i), (fr. cv well, £r<
to, and 6(5oj a road) eosi/y ap-
proached, accessible ; exposed,
undrf,
EuCwd, -as, a, Dor. for
Eu£u>»), -»Jj, ^, (fr. same, and [mi)
life, th. £au) to live) a good or
happy life, welfare, prosperity.
Ev^dvoto, Ion. for -ov, g. of
Evfavos, -o«, 6, i/, (fr. cv well, and
£wv/? a girdle, th. ^urvtiw to gird)
well gnt, armed or equipped ;
light armed; expeditious, alert,
ready, prepared, provided; well
dressed, neat, tight.
EviiyycXnv, ->;?, -n, 2 a. ind. pass,
of evayyeWio.
Ew^yytXt^o/iTjr, -ow,-£ro,impf.pass.
— Eu?7yy£X<o-a, -«?,-£, act. Evny-
yt'Siodunv, -to, -tiro, pi. -adfxcOa,
-caaOc, -aavro, mid. 1 a. ind. —
Evnyyc\io^ivos, -n,-ov, p&r. per.
pass. — EvriyycXiodrjv, -.7?, -n, 1
a. ind. pass, of cvnyyeXi^u).
Evnycvfis, -cos -ovs, b, in by Pleon.
fo*- cvyevr)s-
EvrjBcia, -as, f), (fr. cv well, and
rjOos manners) goodness, inno-
cence, artlessness ; simplicity,
weakness, folly .
EvnBi/s, -tos -ovs, b, '), (fr. same)
simple, plain, single-hearted ;
silly, foolish, stupid.
Ev//0u)?, (fr. last) soberly, discreetly,
simply ; sillily, foolishly.
Evijktjs, -cos -ovs, 0, »/, (fr. cv well,
ETO
and ari) edge) very sharp, keen,
acute.
KwjKoitt, -as, ht (fr- s;""
- to hear) >i
clearness of hearing -or of tx ing
heard, attention.
Evt)Koes, -00,4, t), (fr. same) atten-
tive, hee*/ful ; obedient, submis-
sive, compliant ; |W| who fa
wtU atteniled to or olin/i </.
Evi'/ktcov -uvv, -ces -£c s, -££-£(, impf.
act. of cvcKrew.
Ev/fhos, -ov, b, h\ (fr. cu well, and
!/Aio$ tin) sun) sunny, open or < x-
poaeti co the sun.
Evnucpiu -A, f. "fa*, (fr. same, and
i^/upa a day) to live huppdy, see
happy day*, prospir, I.
nute ; to guin <n<lit, rami
praise, IteupiAnudnl.
Evnuipnun, -arts, to, (fr. same) the
day's success, the glory of a day ;
success, prosperity.
Evnurpia,~as, h, (»• same) sereni-
ty if fnxit/nr, calmness; tran-
quillity of life, prosperity, happi-
Rvnvfi 17, -^y, /,, the daughter ofEve-
nus, a woman's name.
Einvov, -ov, rd, the name of a river.
Evi'iparos, -ov, b, h, (fr. cv well, and
cpditi to love) well biloial, dear.
welcome ; very lovly, amiable.
Evnpco-TT,Kivai,\)cr. inf. act — Evn-
piornoa, -as, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of
cvapcariu).
Evrjpjjs, -tos -ovs, b, fi, (fr. cv well,
and dput to fit) Jilting, handy,
convenient.
Evt'ixvi, -10s -ovs, and Evn^os, -ov,
b, I,, (fr. same, and rj^u^
clear, distinct loud, shrill ; mu-
sical, harmonious, melodious.
Evda\i)s, -los -ovs, b, h, (fr. same,
and Sd\Xu> to bloom) flourish-
ing, luxuriant, green, fresh,
blooming.
EvQavaala, -as, t), (fr. same, and
•Sdvaroj death, th. SvrjoKU) to die)
an easy or honourable death,
hajypy departure.
EvBapci)s, -tos -ovs, b, t), (fr. same,
and ■Sdpo-os boldness) of good
courage, confident, bold, reso-
lute ; daring, a/lverdurous.
EvOapoios, (fr. last) boldly, confi-
dently, daringly.
EvOcin, Ion. for cvBcia, d. sin. fern,
of cvQvs.
Evdcvco) -w, see evOnviu).
EvdcpdirevTos, -ov, b, f), (fr. £&well,
and •i:£pa7r£t5w to cure) easily
cured, healed or repaired ;
cheaply gained or earned; easily
served.
Evdis, neut. of tvBfis-
EvBcrco) -a, (fr. cv well, and riQn-
ui to place) same as
Eu0£Tj£w,f. -<ffw, (fr. same) to ar-
range, dispose in order ; to Jit,
adapt, par. 1 a. act. cvBcrtcas.
EvBcros, -ov, b, '/, (fr. same, and
Serbs disposed, th. riBnui to
place) disposed, arranged, set in
order ; ft, proper, answerable,
agreeable.
EvBcwpnros, -ov, b, i), (fr. same, and
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Sciopfw to examine) easy to be
.nil tn I HU, pll< III libit,
able,
Ev6iu)s, (fr. £t>0i'$ straight) imme-
diutiiy, dinrtly, J'orthwithf upon
_ 'it, slrnightu in).
EvBn\os, -ov, b, I), (fr. cv well, and"
c//,\>i a Bipple] hating large or
ltd udikrs.
Evtinpirviii, -ns, //, (fr. next) dis-
jiosttio/t, arrangement) mithod ;
it, aptitude.
EvOi/fttav, -iivof, b, if, (fr. £B well,
and riBnui to plact ) ordirty,
regular, trremged\ tamed f neat,
Hranful, eli Hunt.
Ev8nvi(t> -u>, f. -^crw, (fr. same, and
$iiv a heap) to accumulati , go-
liar wealth ; to abound ; lopros-
pir, smceid, be frrtunate, have
good luck. par. pres. act. cvBn-
viutv -u>y.
EvOijiia, -as,fr, (fr. last) prosperi-
ty, success, happiness ; abun-
dance, wealth.
EvBt/iroevra, a. sin. cont. par. pref.
act. ofcvOnviu.
EvBfis, -tos -ovs, b, »/, pleasing,
agreeuble.
EvBiKrbs, -ov, 6, {), (fr. riJeasy, and
Slyu to touch) insy to be touch-
ed, ujfected or moved ; facetious,
witty, humorous, merry, talku-
t'u 1 .
EvBiktws, (fr. last)/i/y, agreeably.
EvBpavoros, -ov, b, t), (fr. cv easy,
and Spavij) to break) easily
broken or bruised ; brittle, fra-
rnli , crumbling.
EvBpovos, -ov, 6, t), (fr. same, and
Sp6vos a seat, th. &pdu> to sit)
having a fair seat or throne, seat-
ed on high.
EvBv, (fr. cvBvs straight) straight-
way} directly, immediately ;
straight tovmrds, right against ;
from the first, from the begin-
ning.
EvBvyXuoaos, -ov, b, i), (fr. tvBvc
right, and y^&ooa the tongue)
true, sincere, honest ; frank, bold,
ingenuous.
EvBvSpOpCO) -C, f. -t)ffb), p. £U0UO"£-
cp6unKa, (fr. same, and Spcftio
same as rpijcy to run) to go di-
rect, proceed straight, make for.
EvBv8pou.Ticau.ev, 1 pi. ind. — EvBv-
ipou.rjo'dvTLs, n« pl> par. 1 a. act.
of last.
EvBvtponos, -ov, 0, t), (fr. same) in
a direct course.
EvBvuaxus, -1, b, Dor. for
EvdvuaX/ifi -°vi i>i (^ cvBi) s direct,
and u.dxpu.ai to fight) ready for
the ■ fight, foremost in battle, brave,
ratio nt.
EvBvuei, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. —
EvBvuelre, 2 pi. cont. pres. ind.
or impr. act. — EvBvucHv, pres.
inf. act. cont. of
Evdvuii>> -w, f. -r)cu), p. evBvuyKa,
(fr. cv well, and Svubs the mind)
to cheer up, take courage, be oj
good courage ; to be cheerful. 1
a. ind. act. cvBvurjcra.
EvBvuia, -as, and EvBvuogvi-v, -»;?•
>i, (fr. same) joy, gladness, chee*
ETK
Julness ; alacrity, activity, brisk-
ness ; promptitude, courage.
Ev8vuos,-ov,b,fj, (fr. same) lively,
animated, cheerful, gay ; active,
spirited, courageous, comp. tvdv-
[xdrtpos, sup. -fioraros.
Evdvuust- (fr. !ast) cheerfully, ac-
tively ; with spirit, comp. tvdv-
fiorepov.
Evdvvart, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. —
EvQvvovros, g. sin. par. pres.
act. of evdvvu).
EvQvvn,-i)s,f), (fr. tvOiis straight) a
straightening, correction, amend-
ment ; search, inquiry, exami-
nation, inquest ; impeachment,
charge ; punishment, penalty,
Jine ; account, explanation.
EvOvvouos, -OD, 6, t), (fr. same, and
vofiog distribution) straight, right
along, direct.
EvQvvos, -ov, EvBvvriw, -npos, and
EvOvvrfis, -ov, b, (fr. next) a
guide, conductor ; a director, su-
perintendant.
EvOvvo, f. -ifvw, p. tvQvyna, (fr. £u-
6vs straight) to straighten, make
straight; to smooth, make level
or even ; to erect, set upright ;
to direct, guide ; to steer ; to
level, aim; to order, administer,
dispense; also, to be straight,
even, smooth or level. 1 a. act.
ind. tvOvva' impr. evdvvov, -dro).
1 a. ind. pass. nvdvvdnv. Att.
for evdivdnv.
EvQvttvoos -ovs, -6ov -oC, b, »% (fr.
same and irviw to blow) blowing
fair, favour able. g. Ion. tvOvirvoio.
EvQvttouitos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same,
and iziuvu) to conduct) conducive,
directly tending or leading to,
unerring.
EvQvizoptvouat, and Ev9v~opi(>i -di,
(fr. next, and ttooos a passage) to
guide, lead, conduct ; to proceed,
advance, go straight forward ; to
journey, travel.
Evdvs, -tta, -i, (fr. tv well, and
•St5w to rush) straight, not crook-
ed, direct ; right, correct, just,
upright.
EvQvs, for tvdv.
EvQvrtoos, -a, -ov, comp. of tv9vs.
E-o9vTrjs,-r)TOs,f}, (fr. ajfoj straight)
straightness, evenness; rectitude,
righteousness, equity.
Evdvrovos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same, and
T£jvw to stretch) stretched out,
straight; tight, strained.
Ev'iXartvu), t. -tvcua, p. -tvica, (fr.
£• well, and JXdw to conciliate)
t ■ propitiate, reconcile, conciliate ;
to compassionate, pity, commise-
rate..
EVt\aros, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same) pro-
pitious, favourable, kind, gentle,
tender, appeased.
Ev'ixdvs, (fr. to much, and ix9i>s a
tish) fishy.
EvKaiptu) -w, f. -T]fTj), p. rjvKatprjKa,
(fr. tv good, and natpds oppor-
tunity) to have a convenient op-
portunity, find a fit time or
place ; to have or be at leisure,
employ leiture tune. 1 a. ind,
act. nvKaiprjc:/..
Kk .
ETK
Evicaipia, -as, ?/, (fr.same) oppor-
tunity, occasion ; leisure.
EvKaipos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. same) time-
ly, seasonable, convenient.
Evxaipovv, 1 sin. or 3 pi. cont. impf.
act. of evKaipeu).
EvKaipw, (fr. tvxaipos timely) op-
portunely, seasonably, conveni-
ently.
EvKauirriS, -ios -ovs, 6, f/, (fr. tv
well, and kuuttt^ to bend) fine-
ly bent, well turned; elastic,
flexible.
EvicdpStos, aad Poet. EvxpaSios,
-ov, b, »% (fr. tv well, and Kaphia
the heart) magnanimous, of a
great soul ; good for or agreeing
with the stomach.
Etiicapiros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
Kapizds fruit) fruitful, productive,
abundant.
EvKaraywvHTTos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. ev
easy, and Karayuvifa to over-
throw, th. ayihv a contest) easy
to be stormed, taken or vanquish-
ed ; weak, defenceless.
EvKara<pp6vnros, -ov, b, »/, (fr.
same, and Karatypoviu to de-
spise, th. (ppi)v the mind) despica-
ble, contemptible.
EvKtaros, -ov, b, ?/, Poet, for tvKtaa-
rog} (fr. same, and Ktd^u) to
split) that may be split or cleft,
fissile.
EvKrtXrjTtipog, -a, -ov, (fr. same,
and Kv\io) to soothe) soothing,
balmy, pacifying, calming.
EvktjXos, -ov, b, ft, JEjcA. for tKr/Xos,
(perhaps fr. same as last)# sooth-
ing, pacifying ; calm, gentle,
quiet, mild.
vKivnma, -as, »/, (fr. tv easy, and
Kivnais motion, th. Kiviu> to
move) easy motion, a slide ;
swiftness, velocity.
EvKivnros, -ov, b, »/, (fr. same) easi-
ly moved, moveable; active, lively.
EvKivt'irws, (fr. last) of easy mo-
tion, gently, smoothly.
Ev<\ia, Poet, for tvK\en, cont. fr.
evicXtia, a. sin. — EvkIu, Poet, for
cv<\t7, cont. fr. tvicXtii, d. sin. of
EvicXtris, -ios -ovs, b, ft, (fr. £5
good, and kXios glory) glorious,
celebrated, renowned.
EvuXtiu, -as, t% (fr. same) fame,
character, a great name or repu-
tation ; renown, glory, celebrity.
EvicXttn, -vs, >i, Ion. for last.
EvK\d^ai, Dor. for tvicXdcai, 1 a.
inf. act. of
EwcXf/b), (fr. tv intens. and kXeio)
to celebrate) to celebrate, glorify,
praise, extol.
EvKXifxartu) -C, (fr. tv well, and
KXi'fiu a shoot) to be well branch-
ed, well furnished ; to flourish,
prosper.
EvK\>'ipr)fia, -dros, rb, (fr. tv good,
and K\?ipos lot) a happy lot, good
fortune, prosperity.
EvKvvfiis, -itos, b, ),, (fr. same, and
Kvffiis greaves, th. Kvfjixr/ the
shin) well booted, well armed,
warlike.
EvKo\ia, -as, fj, (fr. next) ease of
dictation; easiness of manners,
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gentleness, affability ; facility,
readiness.
Evko\os, -ov, 0,%, (fr. tv well, and
k6\ov food) indifferent about food,
easy, of good digestion ; simple,
plain, honest, sincere ; affable,
courteous ; easy, ready.
Evk6\ws, (fr. last) plainly, simply ;
actively, readily, quickly.
EvKOfii^u), f. -t<rw, (fr. tv well, and
KOfii^u) to care for) to take good
care of, save, preserve, lay by,
store up. 1 a. inf. mid. cvkouI-
vacOai.
Evkouos, and Kvkouos, -ov, b, JJ,
(fr. same, and Koun the hair)
with long hair, having fine hair,
handsome; with fine wool, fine-
fleeced.
EvKoiria, -as,fi, (fr. next) easiness,
facility, readiness.
Evkottos, -ov, b, f), (fr. tv well, and
koitos toil, th. koztw to cut) easy,
not difficult, feasible, withoui
trouble, ready, comp. tvKOTrure-
pos, sup. -wraros.
EvKoo-fiiui-Gj, (fr. tvKoapos orderly)
to behave, conduct one's self with
propriety, be orderly, act discreet-
ly ; to discharge a duty fully,
execute an office or business ho-
nestly ; to adorn richly, orna-
ment.
EvKocruia, -as, f), (fr. next) decen-
cy, propriety, modesty, decorum ;
good manners ; regularity, or-
der, method.
EvKoo-fios, -ov, b, fj, (fr. tv well, and
koctuos order) orderly, regular,
sober, discreet ; modest, decorous;
civil, polite ; neat, fine, elegant.
comp. tvKoa-fjidrtpos, sup. -droTOf.
EvKoafiorara, (neut. pi. sup. ot
last) very orderly ; with great
propriety, most elegantly.
EvuoGims, (fr. same) regularly,
soberly, discreetly ; modestly ;
civilly, politely, elegantly.
EvxpaSios, Poet, for tvKapSios*
EvKpaios, g. of
EvKparjs- and EvKparr/s, -eos -ovf,
b, fj, (fr. tu well, and Ktpdvvvpi.
to mix) temperate, moderate.
EvKpaoia, -as, t/, (fr. same) a good
mixture, temperature, happy me-
dium.
EvKpdrn, -ns,, >% Eucrate, a wo-
man's nanje.
EvKpivits, n. pi. of
Evicpivris, -io$,-ovs, b, t), (fr. tv wellt
and icpivu to distinguish) well
arranged, orderly, methodical ;
regular, uniform; pure, clear,
fair, fine ; soft, serene, gentle,
balmy.
EvKpornros, -ov, b,fj, (fr. same, and
Kporiw to beat) well hammered ;
much applauded.
EvktuIos, -a, -ov, (fr. £i3^;o//ai to
pray) desirable ; prayed for, in-
voked.
EvktI^u), f. -j(tw, p. -i<a, (fr. tZ
well, and kti'^w to create) to
create, make, cause ; to build ;
to found, establish, par. per.
pass. evKrio-jiivos, and Poet, ant"
-riutvos.
ETA
EuktYkJj, -r), -o>, (fr. cdvp^ to
pray) optative^ that which withes ;
desiring, longing.
EvKriK&s, (fr. last) eagerly, vehe-
mently, ardently.
Ev-iuivos, -n, -ov, and Poet. Evk-
npivoc, Ion. for £u/cT(ff^fvoj, par.
per. pass, or by Sync, for cvk-
nCdficvoi, par. pres. pass, of cvk-
r/Cw. Or evKTififvos may be
j£ol. for cktioucvos, par. per.
pass, of kt($w. well built, well
founded, established.
EtftfriYo?, -if, -ov, (fr. cvktI^u to
found) tuetf built.
Eurrdf, -»), -dv, (fr. cvyouai to
pray) to 6c desired, eligible, pre-
ferable ; prayed ; vowed, devoted,
consecrated.
RvkvkXos, -ov, b, f), (fr. cv nuite,
and kvkXos a circle) round, cir-
cular ; bent, curved.
HvXdffcta, -as, i, and Iob^ EvXafiln,
-its, i'i, (fr. cv well, and Xauftdvu
to take) fear, dread, awe, re-
spect, reverence; care, concern,
anxiety for ; circumspection,
watchfulness, caution, wariness,
prudence.
KvXapiouai -ovum, f. -t/aouai, p.
tvXdfinuai, (tr. same) to fear,
dread, stand in awe, respect, re-
vere ; to guard against, beware,
suspect ; to shun, avoid, impf.
Att. nvXa(Jc6ur}v -ovunv, -iov -ov,
-hro -tiro. 1 a. ind. pass. cv\a-
pr/Brjv, and Att. nv\a(irjdriv par.
ev\a(itj8cii.
EvAa/3fo, -cos -ovs, 6, fi, (fr. same)
easy to be caught, taken or laid
hold of ; circumspect, cautious,
careful, wnry ; timid, timorous,
fearful, diffident, respectful; re-
ligious, pious, devout, pi. cont.
cvXa0c7s.
EuAa/Jqrtoj, -a,-ov, (fr. cvXafiiouai
to revere) caution must be used,
respect must be shown, &c. ac-
cording to the verb.
EvXafiins, g. of cvXafiir), see cvXd-
Qcta.
EvA<j/Soii,pres. impr. ofcvXaffcouat.
EuAa/toj, (fr. cvXa(l?is circumspect)
cautiously, carefully ; with awe,
respectfully, religiously.
EvXa\-<i,-JK, i/, ( perhaps fr. tDwell,
and Au^u/Vw to dig ; or fr. av-
Aaf a furrow) a ploughshare ; a
fork ; a hoe ; a spade.
EvXdXos, -ov, b, h, (fr. cv well, and
XaXcw to speak) well spoken, elo-
quent, fluent ; softly-speaking.
EvXf), -)j$, fj, a worm, maggot.
EvXnirros, -ov, b, i), (fr. £5 easy, and
\afi0dvu) to take) easy to be taken
or held,handy, ready, convenient.
EvXr/Trrorara, (neut. pi. Sup. of
last) most readily, most easily,
most handily, most conveniently.
EvXnpa, -uv, ra, reins, straps,
thongs ; a bridle.
EvXiucvrj, -vs, f/, (fern, of next)
Eulimene, a woman's name.
EvXtuivos, -rj, -ov, (fr. uigood, and
"Xlufiv a port) with a fair haven.
EvXoyctv, pres. inf. cont. — EuAo-
ycirt, 2 pi. cont. pres. ind. or
ETM
impr. act. — EvXoyovucv, 1 pi.
cont. pres. ind. act. — EvXoyci-
rai, 3 sin. -yovvrai, 3 pi. cont.
pres. ind. pass, of
EvXoyiu) -&, f. ->/o-(j, p. cvXoynKa,
(fr. cv well, and Xdyos a word) to
bless, wish well to ; to KM ah urll
of, commend ; to praise, magni-
fy, celebrate ; to pray a l>l< Utng
give thanks, pray over. 1 a. iml
act. Att. nv\6ynaa. ftt. hi i
pass. cv\6ynuaim par. cvXoynui-
vof. 1 f. ind. mid. cvXayf/oofiai
3 pi. cvXoyr/covraA.
EvXoynrbs, rif, -bv, (fr. last) bless-
ed, holy, duine.
Ev\oyia, -as, h, (fr. cv well, and
X6yos a word, th. Xcyu> to speak)
a blessing ; praise, Jlatlery ; grace,
thanksgiving, acknowledgment ;
a favour, kindness ; beneficence,
bounty.
EvXoyos, -ov, 6, fi, (fr. same) rea-
sonable, sensible, rational. Also,
subs, kind language, fair speech,
flattery.
EvAoywv, a. sin. -yovvra, n. pi.
-yovvrct, par. pres. act. cont. of
cvXoycu).
Ev\6yu>s, (fr. cvXoyos reasonable)
fairly, speciously.
Ev\vru>i, (fr. cv easy, and At5w to
loosen) easily, readily, of easy
solution.
EvuaQhs, -*os -ovs, b, >), (Tr. same,
and uuvQdvui to learn) docile,
tractable ; intelligent, sensible,
quick, ingenious ; easily learned,
intelligible, plain.
Evua8u>s, (fr. last) with docility ^
tractably ; learnedly, skilfully.
EvudKrji, -cos -ovs, b, {/, Dor. for
evutJKnf.
EvudXos, Dor. for cvurfXos.
Evudpcta, -as, i'/, (fr. next) easi-
ness, facility, readiness.
Evuapfis, -cos -ovs, b,r), (fr. ev well,
and udpn the hand) handy ;
tractable, tame, gentle.
Evuapin, -r/s, i), (fr. last) a con-
veniency, commode, necessary
house.
Evuapds, and -pews, (fr. same)
handily, gently, patiently.
Evucycdf/s, 'cos -ovs, h, fj, (fr. cv
much, and ucycBos size) very
large, great, huge.
EvucddtuiS, and EvucOoStuCis, (ft.
same, and uidoSos method, wh.
fr. acra. with, and b6bs the road)
briefly, shortly, summarily, com-
pendiously.
EvucXfis, -cos -ovs, b, %, (fr. same,
and ui\os melody) melodious,
harmonious, tuneful, musical.
Evuc\las, and Ion. Evuc^lris, -ov,b,
fl, (fr. same, and u&ia an ash
tree) handling the ash, skilled in
the spear, warlike.
Evucvcia, -as, hi (fr- cvucvris bene-
volent) benevolence, good-will,
kindness, charity.
Evuevcorcputs, (fr. same) more
kindly, more benevolently.
Evucviu) -d, (fr. next) to be kind or
benevolent, to compassionate, show
mercy.
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ETN
Eoucvfc, -cos -ovs, o, fj, {?r. cv kind
and /ij'voj mind) benevolent, kind,
well disj/oseil, g acious, fuvout-
able, courteous, gooil-nuturrd.
comp. evueviorep >$, sup. -iara-
TOf.
Evucvlfos, -wv, a\, (by Antiphrasis,
fr. last) the j 'urns, hags.
Evucv&s, and Evucviws, (fr. same)
kindly, gently, hi >u rolrntly, good-
natur,
EvutrdfiXvTos, -ov, b, >h and
Evucrd(ioXos, -ov, b, h\, (fr. ft! easy,
ucri change, and th. /3<iAA<» to
throw) rhungeuble,Jicklc, incon-
stant.
EvucrdSoros, for cvucra&ortK0s,-0Vt
b, ii, (fr. same, ucrii among, and
tli. tliiSfU to give) ready to im-
part or share, willing to distri-
bute.
Evui'ikcis, n. or a. pi. mas. cont.
of
Evui'iktis, -cos -ovs, b, f), (fr. a well,
and fniKus Lenftk) very long,
xtr<t<lud out ; tall.
EvunXos, -ov, b,h], (fr. same, and
UfjXov a sheep) abundant in
sla (/>, ft for sheep, plentiful in
cuttle, fertile.
Evuu.c\(u>, Poet, for cvucXloio, wh.
Ion. for cvucXlov. g. of cvucXias
or cvucXtns.
Evuvnudvcvros, -ov, 4, f), (fr. cv
well, and uvnuovciiu), same as th.
uviiouai to remember) easy to be
remembered, memorable, not to be
forgotten.
Evuoipla, -as, fi, (fr. same, and uol-
pa a share, th. ucipoi to divide) a
happy lot, happiness, prosperity ;
a good share, large portion;
harmony.
EvuoXnos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
ucXiru) to sing) musical, fond of
song ; also a man's name.
Evuopcpla, -as, ff, (fr. same, and
uop<pfi shape) beauty of person,
elegance of figure, symmetry ;
beauty, comeliness.
Evuopfos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same)
beautiful, handsome, elegant^
well proportioned.
Evva^c, pres. impr. act. — Evvdty,
2 sin. pres. ind. or sub. pass.
of
Evvd^ti), and Evvdw -w, f. -ao-w, p.
cvvuxa, (fr. cvvri a bed) to put to
sleep, lull, set to rest ; to sleep,
go to sleep, go to bed.
Evvai, n. pi. of cvvri.
Evvaiducvos, -v, -°vi (fr- tv well,
and vaiducvos, par. pres. pass. of.
vaiu) to inhabit) well inhabited,
populous.
Evvalos, -ov, b,h, (fr. cvvri a bed)
in bed.
Evvdrcipa, -as, a, Dor. for cvvfi
rcipa.
EwciKti, -w, 'h Eunice", a woman's
name.
Ewfi, -?is, i% a bed; a den, nest%
lair ; cohabitation, wedlock ; a
residence, abode, shelter ; a tent ;
a tomb, sepulchre ; an anchor.
EvvnBcis, -claa, -cv, par. I a. past.
of cvvdu), see cvvd^u.
ETH
Et)V>;r>7?, -ou, 6, (fr. cvvfi a bed; a
Attsoand.
Evviiarepos, Ion. for euvouoteooj,
comp. of tvvoos.
EvviKrj, -riff fa and Dor. Evvixa,
Eunici, a woman's name.
Evvis, -ios, Att. -cwy, 6, ij, (fr. elf
one) bereft, destitute, forsaken,
forlorn, lonely.
Evvts, -l6os, 17, (fr. ewr) a bed) a
wife, spouse.
Evvoiu) -w, f..-^trw,p. ttu-dnKa, (fr.
ev well, and vooo to think, th.
vdos the mind) to think kindly,
feel affectionately, be well minded,
affected or inclined, be friends
with.
Evvoia, -as, h, (""• same) benevo-
lence, good-will, kindness ; affec-
tion, tenderness, cordiality.
Evvoiicbs, -7), -bv, (fr. last) benevo-
lent, kind, affectionate.
Evvoikws, (fr. last) with good-will,
kindly, comp. evvoiKUiripu>s, sup.
-wrarcoj.
Evvo/iiui -c5, (fr. ev well, and v6/xos
law) to establish good laws, re-
gulate, institute, civilize. Mid.
to enjoy good laws, be well re-
gulated, pres. inf. act. evvopieiv
-elv. pres. inf. pass, evvofxieaOai
-ttadai. 1 a. ind. pass. twoprjOvv,
3 pi. EVvojjLrjdncav.
Evvojiia, -as, and Euvo/un, -ns, >%
(fr. same) order, regularity,
good government. Also a wo-
man's name.
Evvo/xos, -ov, 6, i], (fr. same) hav-
ing good laws, well regulated;
fertile, good for grazing.
Evvoos -ovs, -6ov -ov, 0, $, (fr. tv
kind, and voos the mind) benevo-
lent, kind, affectionate, attached,
friendly.
Evvovarepos, -a, -ov, comp. -raros,
sup. of same.
Evvov)(ias, -ov, 6, (see evvov%os) a
eunuch.
Euvoup£(£w,f. -Tcu^p. £vvoy%iKa,{{r.
next) to make a eunuch ; to curb
or mortify the natural desire.
per. ind. pass, evvov^iauai. 1 a.
ind. pass, evvov^io-Onv . 1 f. pass,
ind. tvvov^iadi'jcroiJLaL' par. cvvov-
XHrdnadpevos.
Evvovxps, -ov, b, (fr. ewr) a bed,
and e'^w to guard. Or fr. evvis
destitute, and oyeia cohabitation)
a eunuch ; a chamberlain, keep-
er of the bed ; a prince, governor,
lord-lieutenant.
Evvouv, -ov<ja, -bv, (par. pres.
cont. of £vvo£u> to be kind) kind,
conciliatory, reconciled.
Evvouts, (fr. ft'vooj kind) kindly,
favourably.
Evvra, Dor. for tdvra, which Ion.
fordvra, a. sin. of Cjv, par. pres.
of tifil, to be.
Ev^df^yv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid. —
Ev%ninT)v,-aio,-utTO,\ a. opt. mid.
— Ev^dptvos, par. 1 a. mid. — Eu-
%opai, 1 f. ind. mid. of eC-YOjjiai.
Eu&vns and Erftivoj, -ov, b, '/, (fr.
w kind, and (tvos a stranger)
hospitable, hnd to strangers.
EufrY »>y,(Tr.!as) )hoiepitublyxfrundiy.
Exn
Eti$eo », -ov, b, »/, (fr. cv well, and
£«■> to scrape) well scraped, rasp-
ed or fled; polished, smooth;
highly finished ; fine, elegant.
Eu£»/, 2 sin. of Evfafiat, -p, -nrai,
1 a. sub. mid. of evyofiai.
Evvoos, same as cv^cutos.
EvoSiw -w, f. -rjo~u>, p. evdSr/Ka,
same as evod6u>.
Evo6ia,-as, r), (fr. ev well, and bdbs
the road) a good or prosperous
journey ; prosperity, success ;
Euodia, a w
Evoc~
"<K,
oman's name,
ov, b, r), (fr. same, and
00" ju j; Dor. for oopr) odour) same
as tvoo-^ios-
EvoSos, -ov, 6, r), (fr.same, and b£bs
the road) with a good road, per-
vious, passable ; allowing a good
or prosperous journey ; success-
ful, fortunate.
EvoSdu) -5, f. -toah), p. ev&owica, (fr.
same) to give or afford a good
or prosperous journey, help on,
assist on the road. Mid. to have
a good journey, make a success-
ful trip ; to prosper, succeed.
pres. ind. pass. evoSoo^ai -ovjiui.
per. ind. pass. ev&Sw/iai. 1 a.
ind. pass. evuSwdriv. — Evoo^oua-
0ou,inf. — Evodovrai, 3 sin. cont.
ind. pres. mid. — Euoowfl^oo^at,
1 f. ind. pass.
EvoSioKa, Ion. for cvwoWot, per.
act. of last.
Evd6ws,{fr. evoSos^rosperous) pros-
perously,successfully, fortunately.
Ev68u)cov, 1 a. impr. act of evoSou).
Evo7, a Bacchanalian exclamation.
EvoiwvtoTov, -ov, to, (fr. tv well,
and th. ouavbs a bird) a good
omen or prognostic.
Evduevos, -n,-ov, par. pres. pass, of
cvu.
EvonXos, -ov, b, //, (fr. ev well, and
bv\ov arms) well armed, equip-
ped, accoutred ; successful in
arms, victorious, comp. evoir\6-
rcpos, sup. tvon\6raTOS.
Evoirros, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same, and
dnTonai to see) clear to be seen,
conspicuous, apparent.
Evopiciu> -w, f. -tjaio, p. evwoK-nica,
(fr. same, and ookos an oath) to
swear solemnly, keep inviolably.
pres. inf. evopicictv -civ,
EvopKia, -as, r), (fr. same) the fide-
lity of an oath, faithfulness.
EvopKos, -ov, 0, //, (fr. same) who
swears and keeps his oath ; faith-
ful, true.
Evop[ios,-ov, b, >/,(fr. cv well, and op-
fios a port) with a good port or safe
harbour ; safe, secure, still, calm.
Ei'oc/aof, -ov, 6, >'/, (fr. same, and
ocfibs odour, ih. o*£o> to smell)
sv:eet smelling, odorous, odorife-
rous, fragrant.
Evrrayfis, -foj -ovs, 0, >/, (fr. same,
and izriyvv/jii to fasten) well put
together, compact, firm, strong.
EvirdOaa and -Qia, -as' also Ion.
EvnaOdri and -din, -ns, >'/, (fr.
same, and -rdOos feeling, th.
irdax^ t0 suffer) good nature,
feeling, sensibility, tenderness ;
pleasure, indulgence gratifica-
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Exn
tion, luxury, ease, comfort ; a
favour, kindness.
EwaQiu -u>, f. -rjau, (fr. same) to
feel for others, be kindly disposed ;
to acknowledge, be grateful; U
enjoy, indulge, gratify one's self
live luxuriously.
EvirdQnfia, -aros, rb, (fr. same)
high feeling, sense of honour,
spirit ; dignity, state, rank,
EvvaOfis, -ios -ovs, 0, »}, (fr. same)
feeling, sensible, tender, indul-
gent ; exposed, liable, subject to;
congenial, akin.
EvnaiSia, -as, r), (fr. tv well, and
■nats a child) the blessing of good
children, dutiful affection.
Evirais, -aiSos, 6, 7), (fr. same) hav-
ing children, blessed with off-
spring ; happy in good children.
EvnaKTos, Dor. for cvttvktos.
EvirapaKolovOnros, -ov, b,r), (fr. ev
well, and -KapaKoiXovBm to attend
upon, th. aK6\ovdos an attend-
ant) consecutive, following by
consequence ; intelligible, plain,
clear, perspicuous ; intelligent,
quick, sensible, understanding.
Evndpaos, Dor. and Poet, for
Evvdptios, -ov, b, ;$, (fr. tv well,
and irdptia the cheek) well com-
plexioned, handsome, beautiful.
Evirdpvcpos, -ov, b, 7), (fr. same,
itapa intens. and d^ajwto weave)
woven throughout, well woven ;
well dressed, finely clothed.
Evirariptios, -a, -ov, same as
Evirdr7ip, -epos, and Evrdrwp,
-opos, b, r), (fr. tv well, and ira-
tt)j> a father) of a noble father,
of high descent; noble, illustri
ous, of rank, patrician.
Evizardpiov, or rather 'Hirardpiov,
(fr. rjnap the fiver) the herb acri-
mony or liverwort.
EvnaTptSnSy-ov, 6, (fr. di well, and
irarfip.-ai father) of noble blood, a
nobleman, patrician.
EviTttdw -w, (fr. same, and neidw
to persuade) to obey, submit ; ac-
quiesce, agree, pres. inf. act.
evneiOietv -eiv.
Evireidfis, -ios -ovs, 0, »^, (fr. same)
easily persuaded, entreated or
prevailed on ; obedient, submis-
sive.
Evneidws, (fr. last) obediently.
Evireiaros, (fr. ev well, and veiOw
to persuade) easy to be believed,
credible, probable; obedient, com-
pliant, tractable.
EvTTCiiXos and Et5ir£7rXo?, -ov, b, 7),
(fr same, and ttettXov a gown)
wearing long gowns, wilhflowing
robes, with trains that sweep the
ground.
Evirep'wTaTos, -ov, 6, j^, (fr. same,
and ixepicTaros begirt, which fr.
nepi around, and "art'ipi to stand)
easy to be surrounded, accessible
on all sides ; surrounding, encir-
cling, environing ; besetting, im-
portunate.
EvirtTeia, -as, Ion. Evrrerelri, -ns,fi,
(fr. next) easiness, convenience;
plenty, abundance.
Evirerr)s, -ios -ovs, 6, »/, (fr. ev well,
Ern
and ntrrrm to fall) easy; ready, at
hand, prompt, convenient, comp.
evrrtrfartpos.
Evntruts and -riws, (fr. last) easi-
ly, readily, at hand. comp. cvirt-
Ttoripui, more readily.
EvirnKros, -ov, b, fa (fr. tv well, and
■trfiyivfti to join) well joined or
framed; well built, firm, strong.
Ei/T^vf, -tos, b, fa (fr. tv well, and
■nrrxys an arm) having beautiful
arms, twij^tis %ttpts, hands
joined to beautiful arms.
EvrXtKtuv, g. pi. of
"EvirXticris, -ios -oDj, and Ei'TrXtrros,
-ov, b, fa (fr. same, and rXiVw
to plait) well plaited f tit
twisted ; knit, tied or knotted to-
gether ; flexible, pliant, supple.
EurA/a) -w, f. -tvow, and EurXo/w
-w, f. -f)<ru, (fr. same, and rX/w
or ttXo/o) to sail) to sail w< 11, make
a good voyage, arrive safely.
EvirXofw -w, same as last.
EuirXoia,-aj, andlon. EvitXolr], -tjs,
fa (fr. same) a prosperous voy-
age, safe sailing ; a calm, fair
weathe r.
EvirXonafttS, -Woff> fa Poet- EiirXo-
Kiifih, and
EurX(5<a/<oj, -ov, b, y, ^d Poet.
EvrrXticauos, (fr. £5 well, and
ir\6icapts or rX<5«i/ios a ringlet,
th. rXfVw to twist) un'rh «m£
Tunr, having curlid hair, with
handsome hair or beautiful ring-
lets, adorned with flowing locks;
comely, fair.
EujrXuvi)5, -ios -ovs, b, fa (fr. same,
and t:\vvu) to wash) well washed,
clean, neat.
Etfrrvoos -ovs, 6ov -ov, b, fa (fr. same,
and irviu) to breathe) breathing
with ease, easy to breathe, breath-
ing ; blown upon, swept by the
gale, exposed to the breeze.
Evirotti, 3 sin. pres. ind. of
"Kvnoiita -Si, f. -tjau>, p. -nica, (fr.
ev well, and iroiiw to do) to do
good to, serve, benefit, assist ; to
act well, do rightly.
Eviroinros, -ov, b, fa (fr. same)
served, benefited, favoured, as-
sisted, relieved ; well done, made
or wrought ; finished, complete ;
neat, elegant.
Ev-noiia, -as, fa (fr. same) well-
doing, doing good; beneficence,
kindness, charity, mercy.
EvroXts, -tog, Att. -etas, b, Eupo-
lis, a man's name.
Evkouitt}, -ns, fa Eupompi, a wo-
man's name.
Evirouiros, -ov, b, fa (fr. ev well, and
iriuvu) to send) escorting safely,
favourable, prosperous.
EvTropeu) -u>, f. -jJo-w, p. ev-opnica,
(fr. same, and irdpos a passage, th.
irripw to pass through) to be well
provieled or furnished, abounel
with, be able to afford, be in easy
circumstances ; have the means ;
to be able, capable, have the
power ; to attain to, reach, find,
obtain, impf. pass. Att. nv-nopto-
unv -ovunv, -iov -ov, -etro -tiro.
Eviropia, -as, fa (fr. same) means,
ETII
power, capability, opportunity ;
income, substance, livelihood ;
plenty, abunelance.
Evtropos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same) ca-
pable, able, sufficient for, having
Vie means; provided, supplied,
ready, prepared, easily got.
Evrrorula, -as, fa (fr. tv well, and
rdr/ios fate) good fortune; a
happy lot.
Evizpayta and Evirpatya, -as, fa (fr.
tv well, and irpdaow to do) pros-
pi rity, success, good fortune ; an
exploit, enterprise, •
Evnpiiztia, -as, fa (fr. tv well, and
jrp/irw to become) beauty, grace-
fulness, romi liness, grace ; dress,
attire ; ornament, embellishment.
Ev-pcr?if,-iof -ovs, b, fa (fr. same)
becoming, proper for ; comely,
handsome i grand, splendid ;
■.*, showy, plausible.
- if. (fr. last) properly ;
gracefully; grandly.
Evr:pT}(iri,-r]i, fa Ion. fur tvirpa^la.
EvirpdcScicrof, -ov, b, fa (fr. tv well,
rpos to, and th. Si^ouat to take)
well rec*..ved, acceptable, agree-
able.
Evrpdotc'pos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same,
and irpoctSpbs diligent, th. ttpa a
seat) seated at a business, con-
stantly attending, diligent, assi-
duous. Also subs, a commis-
sioner, assessor.
Evirpoonyopla, -as, fa (fr.samc, and
irpoonyopiu) to address, th. ayopa
the public place) affability,
courtesy, politeness, condescen-
sion, easiness of adelress.
Ev-Ttpoofiyopos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same)
affable, courteous, conelescending.
Evirpdotros, -ov, b, fa (fr. same, and
irpdottut to approach, th. tlut to
go) accessible, easily approached.
Evrrp6ao6oi, -ov, b, fa (fr. same,
irpbs to, and th. bids a way) ac-
cessible.
EvxpdffoioTos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same,
and 0/pui to bear) easy to be
borne ; accessible, passable.
Evirpocdpfttaros, -ov, b, fa (fr. same,
and izpocopul^ouai to arrive in
port, th. opuos a harbour) easy
or safe to be approached, open,
secure.
Evvp6o<popos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same,
and irpooefiiou) to utter, th. <pipw
to bring) etoquent, expressive.
Evirpoewrriu) -Si, f. -ficw, (fr. same,
arid Trp6cu)7rov the face, th. 6ttto-
uat to see) to look well, appear
handsome ; make a fair show or
appearance. 1 a. inf. act. tvxpoc-
(i>T}jcai.
EvnpSowiros, -ov, b, fa (fr. same)
well to look at, appcetring well,
showy, plausible ; fair, hand-
some, comely.
Ev~pvuvos, -ov, b, fa (fr. tv well,
and izpvuva the poop) with a fine
poop, with the quarter or stern
ornamented.
Evirvpyos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same, and
Trvoyoi a tower) well-towered,
fair-turreted, fortified.
EwrwAos, -ev, b, fa (fr. 3ame, and
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rrwXos a foal) breeeling horses,
famed for Iwrscs.
Evpaj, -Q)v, at, (fr. cvpuy broad)
plates on ihc under si<l»- of a
Wooden axle-tree, to prevent its
being worn by the wheel.
Elpdftnv, by Sync, for dpnoafiriv.
1 a. ind. mid. of tiptoKui, par.
tvpdutvos.
Evpd£, (perhaps fr. tCpos breadth .
or, by Apluer. for 7rXnp<^, fr.
7rXtupd the side) obliquely, on one
side.
Elpi, 2 a. impr. or 3 sin. 2 a. ind.
act. of ivpiffKij).
Evpta, Ion. for tvptia, see tvpvs.
ElptOtts, -tloa,-lv, par. — EbpiOnv,
-Vi, -n, pi. -Onfitv, -Onrt, -Qnoav,
ind — EiiptOrivat, inf. — ElpiBd,
-rjs, -r), pi. -Ouutv, -OitTt, -Ouhji,
sub. 1 a. pass ElptO'iodfuOa,
1 pi. I f. ind. pass. — Ebpclv, 2
a. inf. act. — Evptro, 3 sin. 2 a.
ind. mid. of tvplaKw.
Evptta, fern. sin. of tvpvs.
Eiptois, -tos, Att. -tu>s, fa (fr. th-
ploKot to find) an invention, dis-
covery.
Ebptriis, -ov, b, (fr. 6ame) a dis-
coverer, inventor.
Eiprris, -ttos, fa (fr.samc) same in
the feminine.
Evpirpta, -as, fa (fr. same) same
as tvptrls.
Evpiw, obs. ElpioKU) borrows its
tenses.
Evpnica, I pi. -Ka/itv, ind. — Evpn-
icivai, inf. per. act. — Ehpr'/tru),
-ets, -tt, pi. -oo/itv, -cere, -aovoi,
I f. ind. act. — Evpt'/oo), -ens,
-on, 1 a. sub. act. — Evpnrt, 2
pi. 2 a. sub. act. of ilplo-no.
Evpnua, -Sros, to, (fr. same) an
invention, discovery ; a desue,
object, aim; a thing found, prey,
booty.
Evpjjv, Dor. for tvpuv, 2 a. inf. act.
of same.
Evpfatts, 2 sin. — Evp/jatrt, 2 pi.
1 f. ind. act. of dpioKw.
Evpnottirris, -/os, b, fa (Poet, for
ehptottTrrjs, fr. same, and /^os a
word, th. into to speak) an in-
ventor or coiner of words, who
uses new phrases ; fluent.
EvpiZos, -ov, b, fa (fr. iv well, and
pi^a a root) well or deep-roejted ;
firm, fixed, established.
Evptv, -IvoSf b, fa (fr. same, and
p"iv the nose) sagacious, sage,
shrewd, subtile, acute, ingeni-
ous.
Evpi-ros, -ov, b, the strait between
Euboea and Bceotia ; any strait,
gulf, bay or inlet.
Evpnros, -ov, b, fa (the last used
proverbially) inconstant, fickle,
changeable.
EvpioKu, 3 sin. md. act. — Evpta-
kcto, 3 sin. — EvpioK6/Jtda, 1 pi.
impf. pass. — EvpioKov, impf.
act. — Eiipiff/cdiTEs, n. pi. par.
pres. act. of
EvpioKb), f. tvprjO(j>, p. tvpvKa, to
get, eliscove"-, obtain ; to perceive,
learn ; to Jind, meet v:ith, light
upon ; to find out, invent, knrw
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how, be able ; to save, preserve.
Ei'pioicopat, to be found to be,
turn out, become. 1 a. ind. act.
evprjoa. 2 a. act. ind. evpov
inipr. eiipe' opt. evpotuf jsub.
ti'ipw inf. evpeiv par. evpwv. per.
ind. pass. evpnuai. 1 a, ind.
pass, evpednv. 1 f. ind. pass, ev-
pe6r)copai. 1 a- ind. mid. evpnod-
fitjv, and by Sync, evpdunv.
Evpoia, -as, ft, (fr. ev well, and pew
to flow) fluidity, an easy cur-
rent, gentle flow ; prosperity,
happiness ; affluence, wealth,
abundance.
Evpoipnv, -oio, -oiro, mid. Evpo
ui, -ois,-oi, act. 2 a. opt. — Ev-
poica, Dor. for evpovca, fem. par,
2 a. act. of ebpioicu).
EvpoKXvlwv, -uivos, b, (fr. evpvs
broad, or evpos an easterly wind,
and k\v$uv a billow, th. kAu£w
to wash) Euroclydon, an eastern
tempest, stormy wind, well
known in the eastern part of the
Mediterranean.
Evpopes, Dor. for evpopev, 1 pi. of
Evpov, -es, -e, ind. Evpoiev, 3 pi.
opt. Evpuiv, -ovoa, -ov, par. 2 a.
act. of EvpiffKU).
Evpos, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. ews the
east, and pew to flow) the east
wind, any easterly wind.
Evpos, -eos -ovs, to, (fr. fvpts broad)
breadth, latitude, extent, width,
largeness.
Evpoaav, LXX. for evpov, 3 pi. 2 a.
ind. act. of evpioKw.
Evpovoa, see in evpopes.
Evppeios for evppeos, g. sin. of evp-
pvs.
"E-vppdrao, JSLol. for evppeirov, g.
of
Kvppeirns, -ov, b, >>, (fr. ev well, and
pew to flow) fair-flowing, softly
flowing, gliding ; fertilizing.
Evppoos -ov?, and Evp'pvs, -tia, -v,
same as last.
Evpvdyvios, -a, -ov, (fr. evpvs
broad, and ayvia a street) with
broad streets, spacious.
EvpvaXtj, -rjs, t), EuryaU, one of
the Gorgons, a woman's name.
EvpvdXws, -wos, b, //, (fr. evpvs
broad, and aXws a floor) broad,
wide, spacious, extensive.
EvpvfidrTis, -ov, b, Eurybates, a
man's name.
Evpvfiiris, Ion. for Evpvflias, -ov, b,
(fr. evpiis broad, and (3ia force)
widely reigning,far-ruling, pow-
erful.
Evpvb~dfias, -ov, b, Eurydamas, a
man's name.
EvpvOpos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. ev well, and
pv6pb$ rhyme) in numbers, ryth-
mical, poetical ; harmonical, har-
monious, tuneful, musical; re-
gular, well-proportioned.
EvpvOpws, (fr. last) harmoniously,
poetically ; neatly, regularly.
EvpvKpelwv, -ovtos, b, >), (fr. evqvs
wide, and Kpeiwv a king, th.
Kpaivut to rule) widely ruling,
powerful, potent, mighty.
EvpvXeipwv, -ovo$, b, fi, (fr. same,
mdXeiuwv a meadow) meadov:y,
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spread out in plains or downs ;
extensive, wide, spacious.
Evpvpirwrcs, -ov, b, r), (fr. same,
and perwnov the forehead) wide-
fronted, broad browed.
Evpvva, -a$, -e, in 3 pi. Evpvvav,
1 a. ind. act. — Evpvvovrt, Dor.
for Evpvvovci, 3 pi. pres. ind.
act. of evpvvw.
Evpvv6pt],-tis, f], Eurynome", a wo-
man's name.
Evpvvw, f. -vvw, (fr. evpvs broad) to
widen, extend, dilate, expand,
stretch out.
EvpvoSeiys, g. fem. Ion. of
Evpv65eios, -a, -ov and -ov, b, »;,
(fr. evpvs broad, and b6bs a road)
with wide streets or broad roads,
roomy, spacious.
Evpvoira, a. sin. of evpvw&i. Or.
v. sin. of
Evpvdnns, -ov, b, r), (fr. evpvs w-ide,
and bip voice) far-sounding,
loud, heard afar. Or, (fr. w\p
the eye, th. oirropai to see) all-
seeing.
EvpvizvXos, -ov, b} Eurypylus, a
man's name.
Evpvs, -eia, -i>, wide, broad; ample,
spacious, extensive, comp. evpv-
repos, sup. -raros, and evpiwv.
-igtos.
Evpvo6evi)s, -ios -ovs, b, >/, (fr. last,
and adevos strength) widely rul-
*ngi °f extensive sway, potent,
mighty.
Evpvadeis, -eos, Att. -fUf, b, Eu-
rystheus, a man's name. a. Eu-
pvaOia, Poet. -drja.
Evpvtrrepvos, -ov, b, r), (fr. evpvs
wide, and aripvov the breast)
broad-breasted, wide-bosomed.
Evpvriwv, -wvos, b, Eurytion, a
man's name.
Evpvros, -ov, b, ?/, (fr. ev well, and
peu> to flow ) fair-flowing.
Evpvxairris, -ov, Dor. -^airas, -a,
b, (fr. evpvs broad, and XalTV
hair) with flowing, or thick or
bushy hair.
Evpv-xppos, -ov, b, ti, (fr. same, and
X°pos a choir) where there are
large assemblies or numerous
meetings, populous ; roomy, spa-
cious, g. Ion. evpv%6poio.
Evpvxwpos, -ov,b,fj, (fr. same, and
X&P°S place) broad, wide, roomy,
ample, spacious, extensive.
Evpvwxp, -ot-os, and -o-os, b, f/,
(fr. same, and (b\p the eye) large
eyed ; seeing far, far-sighted,
quick-sighted ; seen from afar,
perspicuous, distinct.
Evpo), in 1 pi. Evpwpev, sub. —
Evpibv, par. 2 a. act. of evoioma.
Evpwdvs, -eos, Att. -ewj, b, fj, (fr.
Evpu)smou\d'mess)mouldy, musty,
rusty ; mouldering, rotten, pu-
trid ; squalid, dirty, nasty.
Evpuzts, -eaaa, -tv, same as last ;
also dark, gloomy, shady, ob-
scure. And (perhaps fr. evpvs
wide) ample, broad, spacious,
roomy, eoctensive.
Evp:oirri>s, -eos, and Evpwira7os, -ov,
b, >;, (fr. next) European, of Eu-
rope.
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Evpdmj, -rjs, hi Europa, a woman's
name ; also Europe, so called
from her.
Evp&s, -wroj,6, mould, mouldincss
mustiness ; rust, canker ; rot
tenness, putridity ; fllthinessf
dirt, nastiness, fltth ; a moth ot
canker worm.
Evpucros, -ov, b, fa (fr. ev well,
and puvwpi to be stroiig) stout,
strong, able, robust ; hal§
healthy.
Evp6cru>s, (fr. last) stoutly, ably
robustly.
Evpuras, -ov, b, Eurotas, the name
of a river.
Evpwridu) -u>, f. -dcto, (fr. evpws
mouldiness) to be mouldy, co-
vered with mouldiness or musti-
ness ; to rust, canker, decay \
soil, fade, rot, be rotten or
putrid.
E8f? eios and Bvs, neo$, b, $, goody
virtuous ; brave, courageous, va-
liant ; fair, handsome, beautiful^
fine.
Evoa, -af, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of eixa
or evo).
Evca, Dor. or ^ol. for eovca or
ovaa, fem. of &v, par. pres. of
etpi, to be.
Evoefiei, 2 sin. pres. impr. cont.
— EvoefietTe, 2 pi. cont. pres.
ind. or impr. — Evoefie'tv, pres.
inf. act. cont. of evce/Jew.
Evaifieia, -as, r), (fr. ev much, and
ct(3u) to revere) piety, devotion,
godliness, religion; natural af-
fection, love, duty.
Evoe(ies, -tos, to, (the neut. of ev-
oe(Sr)s pious) same as last.
EvaePeu) -u>, f. -rjo<D, p. evo£@r)Ka,
(fr. riimuch, and ae($<o to revere)
to be pious, exercise piety, prac-
tise religion, worship, adore, re-
vere ; to make pious, educate re-
ligiously, teach, instruct in reli-
gion. 1 a. ind. act. evcrePnca.
Evae^fis, -eos -ovs, b, f), (fr. same)
pious, devout, religious, godly ;
affectionate, dutiful, a. evcePrj,
pi. evcefiels, cont.
EvceP&s and -pio>s, (fr. last) pi-
ously, religiously, devoutly.
EvaeXpos, -ov, b,}/, Poet. EvcrcXuos
and EvoaeXpos, (fr. ev well, and
ctXpa a transom, th. oeXIs the
space between decks) with many
benches, of many oars, rowing or
sailing fast, swift ; well decked,
large.
Evcrrj/ios, -ov, b, r), (fr. same, and
cr)pa a sign) well marked, dis-
tinct ; remarkable, significant,
intelligible ; easily understood.
EvcOiveia, -as, r), (fr. same, and
cQivos strength) soundness,
health ; strength, validity.
Evcdeveu) -w, f. -rjou), p. evadevrjKa,
(fr. same) to be strong or
able.
Evc6evr)s,-eos -ovs,b,r), (fr. same)
strong, robust, able, capable.
EvoKapQpos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. ev much,
and oKapdpos a bound, th. cricaipui
to skip) bounding, skipping; ac-
tive, quick, nimfle.
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Euimof, -ov, b, h, (fr. £5 much, and
(r*^a shade) shady, dusky, dark
overshadowing, darkening ; in
f/te shade, shaded.
Eflff/cftiro?, -ou, o, ^, by Dial, for
ivoKoiros, (fr. same, and okoitos
an aim, th. aKiirr^uai to con-
aider) well aimed, sure, thai at-
tains its object ; pertinent, apt,
Jit, opportune ; provident, saga-
cious, foreseeing, circumspect
cautious.
EiSffooj, -ou, b, f], (fr. same, and
ados safe) quite safe, sound
whole.
EvoirXayxvos, (fr. same, and
a-nXdyxyov the bowels) having
bowels of mercy, compassionate,
merciful, pitiful, tender- hearted ;
spirited, animated, brave.
EOfffftA/iOf, see cvocXpos-
EvardOcta,-as,'i, (fr. co well, and
tarrjui to stand) stability, steadi-
ness, firmness ; a prop, sup-
port.
EvoraOiu> -C, f: -t'lou), (fr. same)
to consist, be firm, continue, last ;
to make firm, establish, settle,
fix.
EvoruBrfs, -ios-ovs, 6, '/, (fr. same)
firm, steadfast, steady ; fixed, es-
tablished, sure ; of gowl
EvordQus, (fr. last) <lurabIt/} firm-
ly, pertinaciously, obstinately.
Evo~rdXt)s, -io( -ovs, b, L (fr. cv
well, and uriWu to equip) light,
unincumbered ; well-dressed, de-
cent, neat.
EvoraXuis, (fr. last) lightly, quick-
ly, free from incumbrance.
EvcTtipSvoi, -ou, b, ft, (fr. cv well,
and oriipavof a crown, th. arifta
to crown) well crowned, highly
ornamented, finished ; well forti-
fied.
Evorouos, -ov, 6, /;, (fr. same, and
oroua the mouth) with a fair
or handsome mouth ; fluent,
eloquent, fair-spoken ; respect-
ful.
Euoro^/w -cj, f. ->/cru>, (tr. same,
and aTo^d^n^at to aim) to aim
well ; to conjecture or guess
shrewdly.
"Evaro^ia, -as, >,, (fr. same) clever-
ness or dexteritt/ at shooting, a
good aim ; shrewdness in con-
jecture, ingenuity in guessing.
E''ir(j^oj, -ou, b, '/, (fr. same) cle-
ver at the dart, dexterous in shoot-
ing, a good shot ; shrewd, inge-
nious, inventive.
Euo-rrf^uf, (fr. last) with a good
aim ; cautiously, dexterously, in-
geniously.
Evtrrpcifrtis, and Poet. Evarpcipifs,
-ins -ovs, h, »;, (fr. cv wei", and
oT(>i(j>u> to turn) well turned,
twisted, twined or wreathed ; pli-
ant, bending, vending.
Et cr-o <</,('<;, -,;f, j/, (fr. same) flexi-
bility, pliancy ; activity, agility.
Kvaro'xpog, -ov, !), //, (fr. same) ea-
sily moved or turned ; swift.
EvavfiiiXtfrns, -ov, '<>, >), (fr. cv well,
and o-v;ij3d\\<i> to conjecture, th.
iiuXX-j) to throw) olwhus, that
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may be conjectured or supposed,
discoverable by guess.
EvavvaXXdKrws, (fr. same, and
ovvaXXdrrii) to bargain, th. aX
Xdoou to exchange) of a peace-
able disposition, peaceably, conci-
liatory.
EvofVpos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same, and
cipvpbv the ankle) with a hand-
some leg or ankle, well limbed,
well shaped,
Eva<pipw, Dor. for tvo<pipov, g. of ness, perseverance ; firmness, re-
last.
EvtTxnfidvws. (fr. tDo-^^wvbecom
ing) comely, gracefully, decent-
ly, excellently, honourably
Eva%rifiooVvTi, -tjs, /), (fr. next)
comeliness, propriety, decorum ;
grace, elegance.
EvajffifHitv, -ovos, b, fj, (fr. cv well,
and c^na behaviour) digant ;
comely, becoming, decorous ; re-
spectable, reputable, decent ; ho-
nourable, excellent, pi. g. euff^ij-
fidvwv, a. cva^t'iuovas, neut. cvo
X'jfiova,
EDffurpo; or Etiffwrpoj, -ov, b, ff,
(fr. cv well, and owrpov the fel-
loe of a wheel) with strong fel-
loes, well made, strong
ED r' for cvrc.
Evraxriu) -u>, (fr. same, and rdoou)
to arrange) to keeji order, be or-
derly, practise regularity, sup
port discipline.
EvraKToi, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same) or-
derly, regular, methodical.
EurnVrwf, (fr. last) in order, me-
thodically, regularly.
Evra^ta, -as, »/, (fr. cv well, and
rdoou) to arrange) order, regu
lanty, method ; rule, discipline ;
moderation, temperance.
Evrc, Ion. and Poet, nvrc, when ;
since, seeing that, whereas; as,
just as, as ever ; so, even so.
EvTcij(ca -n, a. sin. of cvrcl%r<$.
Evrci^cog, -ov, and Evrctxis, -cos
-ovs, 6, r), (fr. cv well, and rc7%os
a wall) high walled, well forti-
fied, secure.
EvrcKvia, -as, fj, (fr. same, and
tckvov a child, th. rocrw to breed)
the blessing of children, happi-
ness of offspring.
Evtckvos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same) hap-
py in a family, blessed with off-
spring ; prolifc, fruitful.
EvrcXcorara, sup. neut. pi. of
EvrcXfii, -ios -ovs, 6, r), (fr. cv well,
andrAojincome)/rug-aZ, thrifty,
economical ; cheap, vile, little
worth; slender, contemptible, mean.
EvrcX&s, (fr. last) slenderly, slight-
ly, insignificantly.
EvrfpTzt), -rjs, >/, Euterpe, one of
the muses.
Evtco-iis, -cos -oT>s, o, >/, (fr. cv well,
anil Tiprru) to delight) delightful,
pleasant, agreeable, charming.
EvrriKros, -ov, b, rj, (fr. cv well,
and t.vkw to melt) soluble, easily
melted.
EvTfiriTos-, -ov, b, if, (fr. same, and
Tffivui to cut) well cut or cut
out ; prepared, provided.
EvruKla, -as, /;, (fr. same, and tokos
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ETT
produce, th. nVrw to hrrod) an
easy birth ; fruitfulness.
Evtokos, -ov, b, $, (fr. same) with
a fair offspring or Jine children.
EvroXula, -as, t), (fr. iv well, BJIO
roXpdui to dare, th. rdXua bold-
ness) boldness, courage, intirjn-
dity, resolution.
EvroXfios, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same;
boltl, resolute, intrepid.
Evrovla, -as, h, (fr. next) intense-
solution.
Eirovos, -ov, b, ff, (fr. cv well, and
t6vos streU hing, th. refvu to
strain) will strrtrhul, m It
braced ; strong, firm, resolute,
persevering, int, use.
Evt6vu>s, (fr. last) intensely, vehe
mently ; strenuously ; firmly, re-
solutely.
Evrovla, -as, ff, (fr. cv well, and
rdl-ov a bow) archery, skill at
the bow.
EvrpaircXciopat, (fr. cvrpdircXoi
humorous, which see) to joke,
jest, indulge in ivit or humour;
to make fun, talk loosely.
EvrpaircXla, -as, t), (fr. next) wit,
humour, pleasantry, facctious-
ness ; merriment ; buffoonery,
scurrility, satirical or obscene
jesting.
EvrpuircXoSi -ov, b, r), (fr. cv well,
and Tpinofuai to accommodate
one's self) witty, facetious, agree-
able, pleasant ; humorous, mer-
ry, droll ; scurrilous, satirical,
obscene. Subs, a buffoon, para-
site, fatter er.
Evrpcnfis-i-ios -ovs, b, //, (fr. cv well,
and rphia to turn) ready, pre-
pared, in order ; fit, adapted ;
compliant, obsequious ; easy,
mild, temperate, impartial, just,
patient.
Evrptiri^u), (fr. last) to prepare^,
make ready ; to conciliate, at-
tach.
Evrprjros, and Poet. EvrpnTos-t-ov,
b, f), (tr. cv well, and rirpdw to
bore) well bored, pierced with
many holes, wrought in open
vurk or fretwork ; open, gaping,
wide, expanded.
Ei)rpi<ijv/iv,a. Dor. of
Evrpiaivns, -ov, b, (fr. ai well, and
rpiaiva a trident) famed for the
trident, ruling with the trident.
EvrpdyaXos, -ov, o, //, (fr. same,
and Tpe%<0 to run) round, circu-
lar ; smooth, level, plain ; well
run, trodden or tramped upon ;
rolling, fluttering, active.
Evrpoyoi, and Poet. E'vTpoxos,-ovt
o, ff, (fr. same) running smooth-
ly, moving freely, gliding, roll-
ing ; active, nimble, agile.
Evtvkos, -ov, b, //, for
EvrvKTos, -ov, b, »% (fr. same, and
tcvxu to form) well formed,
finished, complete, perfect.
Euru^/w -w, f. -//aw, p. cvrv^nKa,
(fr. same, and Tv^n chance) to
be happy, successful, prosper, be
in easy circumstances ; to succeed,
turn, out ltd'.
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EuTv^fws,Ion. and Poet, for cvrv-
Evru^/za, -dros, rd, (fr. ev well,
and rv^ri fortune) happiness;
success, prosperity ; a happy lot,
good fortune.
Eurv^fo, -f°s -°vSi ^>ihi (fr- same)
fortunate, lucky, prosperous, suc-
cessful ; happy.
Euru^J7<raij, 2 sin. 1 a. opt. act.
used ^Eol. for Evru^o-aj, par.
1 a. act. of zvTvxlU'
Evrv^io, -as, hi (fr. £« well, and
tvyt) fortune) good fortune, hap-
piness, prosperity, success.
Eiirv^oj, -ov, b, (fr. sa.me) fortu-
nate. Eutychus, a man's name.
Evrv^wj, (fr. eutd^jj? fortunate)
happily, fortunately, prosperous-
ly, successfully.
"EvvSpos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. ev well, and
ftSwp water) watery, moist, wet ;
marshy.
Ev0a/na, -as, hi Ev<pdft<i>s, Dor. for
ev<prjnia and zviprjuus*
EvQapirpas, -ov, and Dor. -a, b,
(fr. cD well, and 6apirpa a qui-
ver) quivered, equipped with a
quiver, the archer, bowman ; an
epithet of Apollo.
Evfypio) -5, f. -?7<ra>, (fr. same, and
<j»'iut] report, th. <pdu> to speak)
to abstain from unlucky words,
use fair words; to report well,
speak well of, recommend ; to ce-
lebrate, praise, commend ; to con-
gratulate, rejoice with, wish joy ;
pray blessings on ; show favour
or honour, either by suitable
language, or by respectful si-
lence. 1 a. act. ind. wQ/j/jLtjaa, in
3 pi. evcpfjixrjcrav inf. £v<pvu.rjoai.
Evtynfjiia, -as, rj, (fr. same) care to
avoid ominous or unlucky expres-
sions, respectful silence ; good re-
port, fame, credit, renown, cele-
bration, praise, commendation;
applause, acclamation, shouts; a
good omen, favourable presage.
Ev<prjiii^u), (fr. same) to hail, re-
ceive with acclamation. See also
ztxpnuiui'
JZvtprjuios and Evfnftos, -ov, 5, §,
(fr. same) fair-spoken, respect-
ful; of good report, reputable,
praised, celebrated, commended;
praising, congratulating ; fa-
vourable, auspicious.
Ev(f>T)iioovvT), also Dor. and Poet.
-avva, -qs, h, (fr. same) good
counsel, advice, warning ; in-
struction, command, orders; an
injunction.
E.v(pfjuu)s, (fr. evQijuos reputable)
with good report, kindly, favour-
ably ; respectfully.
Evtydoyyos, -ov, b, hi (fr. iv well,
and <pQ6yyos a sound, th. <pdiy-
youai to utter) sounding truly,
emitting a right tone, vocal, har-
monious.
EvQopto) -<3, f. -)}cu), p. £v<p6prjKa,
(fr. tv<f>opos fertile) to abound,
produce plentifully, bear abun-
dantly, be fruitful or productive
I a. ind. act. tv<p6pv(ra, -as, -t
or -ev.
ETX
TS.v$6pr)ros, -ov, b, h, (fir. last) port-
able, that may be carried; sup-
portable, to be endured.
Evcpopos, -ov, b, I], (fr. £5 well, and
<j>ip<j> to bear) fertile, fruitful,
productive; easily borne or en-
dured, tolerable ; agreeable, pleas-
ing ; easy of carriage, light.
Ev<Ppaiv£crQai,\nf. — Ev<ppatv6p£vos,
•t), -ov, par. pres. pass. — Ev-
(ppalvovro, 3 pi. impf. pass. —
Evcftpaivov, -vzo&t, 2 sin. and pi.
impr. pass. — Evfpaivuv, par.
pres. act. of
Ev(ppaivu), f. -dv<a, p. evtypayica,
(fr. ev well, and <pprjv the mind)
to cheer, enliven, exhilarate; to
delight, amuse, divert, entertain.
Ev<ppaivou.ai, to be delighted, re-
joice ; to enjoy, indulge one's self.
1 a. ind. act. evQpdva, 1 f. ind.
mid. cv^pavovfiai, -y, -urai.
Evdpaviai, Ion. for ev<ppdvf], 2 sin.
I f. ind. mid. of last.
Ev<ppavietv, Ion. for tv<ppdvuv, 1 f.
inf. act. of same.
EvQpdvdrjv, *rjs, -n, and Att. rjv-
(ppdvQnv, ind. — EvQpdvdtrri,
-9t)te, 2 sin. and pi. impr. — Ev-
QpavQrinv, 3 pi. -deirjaav, opt. —
Ev(ppav9ui, -6H>[t£v, 1 sin. and pi.
sub. — Ev<ppavOr]vai, inf. 1 a.
pass. — Evippavdr/aouai, 1 f. ind.
pass, of £v(f>paivtj}.
EvQpfjvw, -fist -jj, 1 a. sub. act. of
same.
Ev(f>pova, a. sin. of zvtypwv.
EvQpoviu) S, f. -jjffw, p. -rjKa, (fr.
next) to be wise, have sense, be
intelligent, act prudently ; to
know, understand, perceive, dis-
cern ; to be kind, serve, oblige.
Ev<pp6vn, -rjSi hi (fr* £5 well, and
(ppoviu to think, th. <j>pfiv the
mind) night, evening, or rather
an epithet of them ; the season of
contemplation.
Evippoavvv, and Dor. -ctiva, -vs, hi
(fr. same) mirth, gayety, cheer-
fulness, joy, gladness. Euphro-
syne, one of the Graces.
Evippuv, -ovos, b, hi (fr- same) sen-
sible, wise, prudent; intelligent,
knowing ; cheering, exhilarating,
enlivening; cheerful, gay, mer-
ry, lively ; joyful, glad.
EvQvils, -tos -ous, b, h, (fr- w well,
and tpvw to grow) well formed;
strong, vigorous, able, robust ;
active ; dexterous, ingenious ;
well disposed, of good disposition,
ingenuous ; fit, suitable, a. sin.
cvtyvia -rj. du. £v<pvt£.
Ev<pvta, -as, hi (fr- same) a Sood
disposition, docility, ingenuous-
ness ; good abilities, capacity;
convenience, fitness.
Evcpijws, (fr- tv<pvfis ingenious) in-
geniously, cleverly ; fitly, suita-
bly, properly.
Ev(po)via,-as, hi (fr- next) sweetness
of voice; agreeableness of sound,
harmony, tone, cadence, euphony.
EvQuvos, -ov, b, h, (fr- tv well, and
d>uvr) voice) in tune, tuneful,
harmonious; clear, distinct.
EvxatTTis, -ov, b, hi (fr. £5 well, and
* (263)
ETX
%airn the mane) with a flowing
mane ; with fine hair.
Evxapioru, -rtisi &c. see in ev^a-
piarrjOy.
Evxapiario) -w, f. -rjao), p. £V^;o-
piorr/Ka, (fr. ev well, and X"Pl*
thanks) to thank, give thanks,
acknowledge a favour. 1 a. ind.
act. evxapiarvca. pros. ind. pass.
evxapicrto/xai -ovjiai. 1 a. pass,
ind. £vxapiarfiQr)v' sub. Eyvapto'-
rt]6w.
EvxapiarnSfi, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass.
— Evxapiarfjcras,g. -cavros, par.
1 a. act. — Evxapicrrelv, pres.
inf. act. cont. — Etivapiorii),
-£??, -£?, pi. -ov/x£v, pres. ind.
act. cont. — Etr^ap((7rE?r£, 2 pi.
pres. ind. or impr. — Evxapio-
rQv, n. pi. -rovvrzs, par. pres.
act. cont. of last.
Evxapiaria, -as, hi (fr- same) ac-
knowledgment, gratitude, thank-
fulness, thanksgiving.
Evxdpiaros, -ov, b, hi (fr- same)
thankful, grateful ; acceptable,
agreeable; beneficent, bounteous.
Evxapiarojs, (fr- last) with grati-
tude, thankfully ; gratefully, ac-
ceptably ; agreeably, kindly.
Et>%«s, a. pi. of £vx>j-
Et5%£at, by Apos. Ev^e1, Ion. for
£vxjli ^ sin. pres. ind. of ev^o-
uai.
Evxu?i "P0f» &> hi (fr- e5 weN> aQd
X^ip the hand) handy, dexterous;
capable, able, strong, active,
brave.
Evx^ipia, -as, hi (fr- same) inge-
nuity, invention, dexterity, arti-
fice, stratagem, subtlety.
Et5^£o, Ion. for £<5^ou, 2 sin. impf.
or pres. impr.' — Eu^£(r0w, 3
sin. pres. impr. of evxoftat.
Evxtptia, -as, hi (fr- £5 wellf and
X&p the hand) ease, easiness,
readiness, convenience.
Evxtpns, -ios -ovs, b, hi (fr- same;
easy, ready, convenient; rash,
hasty.
Evxep&Si (fr- last) easily, readily,
conveniently.
Ev%£or0£,2 pi. pres. impr. mid. of
£v'X0rial'
Evx^rdaaQai, Poet, for tvx^raa-
8ai, pres. inf. mid. cont. of
Evx^rdofiai -dfxai, (fr. tvxou.ai to
pray) to pour forth prayers, ut-
ter vows; to pray, supplicate,
entreat ; to boast.
Evx£Tou>nr)v, Poet, for £vx^TVHVv,
pres. opt. mid. cont. — Euyt-
rouvrat, Poet, for £VY£Twvrat, 3
pi. cont. pres. indT mid. of
last.
Evxrii -rjs, h, (fr. tvxpnai to pray)
a prayer, petition, entreaty, sup-
plication ; a curse, imprecation ;
a vov), solemn promise, devotion ;
a wish.
Eu^0w, 3 sin. of zvfa, per. impr.
pass, of
Evpfiai, f. -l-opai, p. ajyjxat, to
glory, boast, vaunt, brag ; to say
declare, pronounce ; to pray,
beseech, beg, supplicate, entreat ;
to viish, desire, crave, impf.
Ern
mid. tv%6unv, and Att. nvydu/iv
-ov, -tro. 1 a. ind. mid. cv(dunv
opt. cv^alunv.
Evx^ucQa, 1 pi. pres. ind. mid. of
last.
ECvoj, -ros -ovs, rd, (fr. same)
glory, boast, pride ; honour, cre-
dit, reputation.
Evxpnariouai -ovuat, (fr. next) to
be used, treated or made use of;
to serve, be of use, conduce.
Kv^pntrroi, -ov, b, i/, (fr. cv well,
and xpfiffTOs useful, th. %pdu) to
lend) useful, serviceable, bene-
ficial, conducive; good, commo-
dious, advantageous.
Evy^poos -ovs, -6ov -ov, b, fj, (fr.
same, and xP^a co'our) well
coloured, high coloured.
. Eu^wM, -fjs, ft, Poet, for cvxh, (fr.
tv^ouai to pray) a prayer, sup-
plication, entreaty ; a vow, de-
dication ; glory, boast, exulta-
tion.
EvyuXiuaTos, -ov, b, »% (fr. last)
bound by a vow ; seeking to ex.
piate or fulfil a vow; a devo-
tee.
Em/'W^/d) -w, f. ->5<7<i>,p. cv\pvxiK(t\
(fr. to well, and 4n)\h the mind)
to be in sjnrils, be of good cou-
rage ; to feel comfort or satinf ac-
tion.
Ev^v^ris, -los -ovs, b, b\, (fr. same)
in spirits, lively, animated. Or
(fr. \pvyos cold) braced, vigor-
ous, active, refreshed.
Evxpvvla, -as, r), (fr. same) joy,
gladness, exhilaration ; spirit,
magnanimity ; presence of mind.
Evxpvyos, -ov, b, >), (fr. same) glad,
joyful, animated, lively; high-
spirited, noble, great, brave.
Ev^w, pres. sub. act. cont. of
JLvxpvyus, (fr. cvxpvvos cheerful)
gladly, j oyf ully ; with spirit, no-
bly, bravely.
Eva or Et'iu), f. -<tu>, p. tvtca, to
parch, burn, scorch ; to roast,
toast, broil ; to blister.
EvwSrj, a. sin. cont. of
EvtaSns, -cos -ovs, b,n, (fr. cv well,
and th. d£u> to smell) sweet smell-
ing, fragrant, perfumed.
EvwSia, -us, r), (fr. same) a sweet
smell, fragrance, odour.
Ei)wcu«£u), (fr. same) to smell sweet-
ly, he fragrant, yield an odour or
perfume.
Evwvos, -ov, b, r), (fr. cv well or
easily, and uvcouat to buy) of
high price, valuable, estimable,
dear. Or, easily bought, offered
for little, cheap.
JLvuvvuos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same, and
6vofia a name) of a good name,
of a lucky or fortunate token ;
lucky, fortunate, propitious ;
splendid, renowned, celebrated,
famous; left, on the left hand.
The left was the unlucky side
among the Greeks ; but, through
superstitious fear, they gave good
names to omens coming from
that quarter.
Ev*irty, -i8os, h, (fr. same, and
E*A
w\p the face, th. 6-irrouai to see)
fair-faced, bright-eyed, hand-
some, beautiful.
Evuviut -w, f. ->j<ru>, p. cvdy^nKa,
(fr. cv well, and o\i\ cheer) to re-
ceive hospUably, entertain, make
merry, feast, keep good cheer,
banquet.
Ei'wy/ui', (par. pres. of last) mer-
ry, jovial, cheerful, jolly.
Kvuxla, -as, i), (fr. same) a feast,
entertainment, banquet; revelry,
good cheer, jollity.
E0', for cm, before an aspirate.
"E.<f)\ for /0I7, 3 sin. 2 a. of tpnui.
"E<f>a, Dor. for i<pn, same as last.
E<padv6nv, Poet, for ctf>dv$nv, 1 a.
ind. pass, oftpalvw.
EQaftticds, Dor. for c<pn(iiK6s.
'Efpdyov, -es, -c, 2 a. ind. of tpdyu)
Etpdyoaav, LXX. for itftayov, 3 pi.
of last.
E<f>a6dvta, see atbahdvia.
E<f>an"iu or E<pd&<*>, fr. cm intens,
and iSiu) -w, which see.
EQaivco, Ion. for c<pa(vov, 2 sin.
impf. pass. — 'Eepatvov, impf.
act EQalvooav, 3 pi. LXX.
impf. act. of <palvu
E<pd\\ouai, f. -\uvuat, (fr. cm upon,
and aWauai to leap) to leap in,
on or upon ; to assault, attack,
rush upon. par. pres. mid. c<pa\-
\6ucvos- impf. c<pn\\6unv. I a.
ind. mid. ctpnXdunv.
'E(f>S\os, -ov, b, h, (fr. cm at, and
aXf the sea) on the sea shore,
maritime, on the coast, by the
sea.
E^aXwv, Dor. for c<pn\uv, par.
pres. act. cont. of tQnXdto.
'EQauav, Dor. for ccpdunv. 2 a. ind.
mid. of (pTjpi.
EQauaprdvu), f. -fjota, (fr. cm to,
and auaprdvut to sin) to seduce
to sin, entice to crime, lead
astray, beguile.
'EQapcv, 1 pi. impf. or 2 a. ind.
act. — E<P'iu7]v, -aao, -aro, 2 a.
ind. mid. oicpnui.
E<pauiptos, -a, -ov, Dor. for upnui-
pios.
E<pdui\Xos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. cm in
and autXXa a contest) emulous,
rivalling ; an arlversary, rival,
opponent, competitor; a match
equal.
'Eipav, Bceot. Sync, for ityacav, 3
pi. impf. ; or Dor. for tynv, 1
sin. 2 a. ind. of (pnui.
E<pav5dv(i>, fr. cm intens. and avtd-
vw, to please, which see.
Efavcpwdnv, -vs, -V, pass. — E6a-
vipwera, -as, -c or -cv, act. 1 a.
ind. of <pavcp6u>.
Ecpavnv, -vs, -n, pass. — 'E<pavov,
-cs, -e, act. 2 a. ind. — Efdv-
6nv, -vs, -v, 1 a. ind. pass, of
(baivu).
E<j>nvi(jdnv,>-r}S, -V, in 3 pi. Efavh-
Qno-av, 1 a. ind. pass, of $avi£w.
EtydnaZ, (fr. cm at, and anal;
once) once, at once, once for all.
E<pd-!TTU), f. -'/'W, p. -r)tya, (fr. cm
upon, and airru) to tie) to join,
attach to, connect with; to ap-\
proach, reach at; to inflict, bring j
(264)
E*E
upon, cause to happen to. E.<f>dr*
rouai, to touch upon, treat of;
to sit about, undertake; to em-
brace; to be attached or belong
to ; to befall ; to impend, hang
over.
EQapudfa, or Etiapfidrrii), f. -<r«,
p. c<p,}pfioKa, (fr. £iri on, and ap-
/id£w to lit, th. «pw to adapt) to
accommodate, adjust, adapt, ap-
ply ; to suit, answer, fit, agree oi
mptare with,
E(papfi6o6u>, Dor. for last.
Eipdpfavro, Metath. for c<Ppd^avro
• i pi. 1 a. ind. mid. of ippdoou.
'E<pacrav, 3 pi. impf. ; or Dor. foi
iepntrav, 3 pi. 2 a. ind. act. —
'E<par\ for i<paro, 3 sin. of c<pd-
urjv, 2 a. ind. mid. of<pnii(.
'EAaoicov, -cs, -c, impf. ot <pdcKU)
for <pr)nl.
EQavXioa, -as, -c, 1 a. ind. act. ol
<pav\l£u).
E<pa\pdficvos, ->i, -ov, par. 1 a. mid.
— Ecpdiparo, Dor. for e<pfj\paro, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of cddirrw.
Etpcftdfinv, -ov, -cro, impf. of <pi(}o-
flUl.
Eepitpa, -as, fj, (fr- cm upon, and
Ufa a seat, th. l^ouai to sit) a
seat; a waiting, delay, stay,
stop ; a lying in wait, ambush ;
a siege, blockade.
E<pdpcvui, f. -cvffo), p. -tea, (fr. last)
to set down, rest upon; to sit
down at or before, beset, besiege ;
to waylay, lie in wait or ambush;
to plot against, circumvent.
'EQcSpos, -ov, b, i), (fr. same) seat-
ed, sitting, enthroned. Subs, an
associate, assistant, second ; a
successor ; an adversary, oppo-
nent, antagonist; an assassin^
Her in wait, waylayer.
E0f£w, (fr. cri\ upon, and cfa to
seat) to seat, set, lay or place
upon. Etpiclouat, to sit down or
upon, be seated; to settle, lie or
rest upon, be set, laid or placed
upon. par. pres. mid. £0e|(5/i£vof.
E</>fVa, Att. for effim, 1 a. ind.
act. — Eepedeis, -tiaa, -iv, 1 a.
par. pass, ofcepirjui.
EcpciSdunv, -ov, -cro, impf. — EiAei-
rsd\inv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind. miu. of
epci&ouai.
E<peifxcvos, -n, -ov, par. per. pass,
of ecpivvvui. Or for c^ificvos, par.
2 a. mid. of cep (nut.
E<pcivat, 2 a. inf. act. — Ecpciunv,
-rro, -to, 3 pi. E<pc7i>ro, pper.
pass. — EcpcicOu), 3 sin. per.
impr. pass. — E0£i'w, Poet, for
c<pC), 2 a. sub. act. of crpinut.
Ecpelo-aro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of
(pziSouat.
EtycioTt'tKziv, by Pleon. for c<pr.errrj-
kuv, pper. act. of c<p(o-rnut.
E(f>d<ru>, 2 sin. of cepuadpnv. 1 a.
ind. mid. of epciSopai.
E<f>e\icv(d, same as
EiptXicu), f. -fa, (fr. £7Ti intens. and
cXkui to draw) to attract, draw
to. E<pi\K0uat, to be dragged,
trailed along, be drawn away;
to drift, par. pres. pass. t<pt\-
Kdixcvos.
E<I>E
KQfficv, Ion. for efelvai, % a. inf.
act. of t<pirijii.
E<pivvvpi, or-uco, f. £0fo-co, p. f0£i-
Ka, (fr. ttrl upon, and evvvui or
tvvvu) same as eo) to clothe) to
put on, cover; to dress, clothe,
arm, equip.
Etp^rjs, (fr. same, and ff»jj in or-
der) successively, in order or
succession, next in course ; hence-
forth, henceforward, hereafter,
E0ffw, -eis, -£t, 1 f. ind. act. of
£7r/^;w.
E<t-iireiv, inf. of et^e-irco.
IZepETtioKU), impf. E0£7r£cncov, Ion.
for
K(p£i7to, and E<piirouat, (fr. £7r< up-
on, and £7ru> to follow) to follow
up, pursue; to tarry on, go
through with, do, execute; to
manage, handle, use ; direct, or-
der, rule, govern ; to traverse,
wander over, cross, travel through ;
to obey, comply with*
E0ffw<rav, LXX. for 'E0£pov, act.
— Eipipovro, pass. 3 pi. impf. —
'E0£po,u, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act.
iEol. Of 0£p(O.
'E0£?, 2 a. impr. act. of t<pinut..
'E0£otj, -ios, Att. -£u>f, t), (fr. £0«£-
uat to desire) want, craving,
longing, inclination; desire, ap->
petite; a challenge, summons,
appeal ; a dismissal.
Ecpicivcs, -/?, -ov, and E<picios, -a,
-ov, (fr. next) Ephesian ; an
Ephesian.
'E0£ooj, -ov, f), Ephesus, the me-
tropolis of Ionia.
E0£o-rro/i//j', -ou,-£ro, impf. mid. of
Ecpccvo), and E<pfoirouait Poet, for
£0f?TO>.
"EcfiEcrctdfJLrjv, 'E0£coai, E<p£aadp£-
i/o?, Poet, for eepcKrdfirjv, I a. mid.
ind. ; fyeoat, impr. ; and £0£-
<ra^£vos, par. 1 a. mid. — Ecpicr-
acedai, Poet, for ecpiaec&at, 1 f.
inf. mid. of £0f'£io.
E(phraaav, 3 pi. impf. act. oFttyiv-
Trjfii for e<pi<jT))ixi. Or, by Sync,
for £<pt(TTdK£i(Tavy 3 pi. pper. act.
Of £0(OT?7/U.
Etpiaraai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
£0£crr>7|U£. Or, by Sync, for £0£cr-
rrjicaai, 3 pi. perf. of £0jVrr?/n.
EcpiorrjKa, and E0£ffraKa, -a?, -£,
per, ind. act of same.
E0£o,rv^j,same as £0(cTTr?/u.
EcpEortos, -ou, 6, ^, (fr. £ttj at, and
fWa the hearth) domestic, at
home ; an inmate, dweller, lodg-
er ; a citizen, native, inhabit
ant ; coming, returning or arrm
ing home ; presiding over the
hearth, an epithet of Jupi-
ter.
E</>£o-toJs, -XSos, %, (fr. £$hvvui to
put on) a cloak, plaid, outer
garment, surtout ; a robe, man
tie ; dress, vesture.
E0£oto>j, g. Eftardros, a. E0£orco-
t«, &c. by Cras. for E0£<rrr7/cios,
-6to;, -6ra, &c. par. per. act. of
£<f>lOTT)Ut.
E<p£Tjx£(j)v, Ion. for £<bir^v, g. pi.
of
K<p£Tfifi, -fjs, »/, (fr. £t:( to, and th.
L 1
E<J>H
In /xt to send) a command, order, 1
iTiy'unction.
Ednjptrr/f, -ou, 6, (fr. next) an in-
ventor, discoverer.
E«/>£vp/<r/c(i), f. -£vpjjau>, p. -£vpnKa,
fr. £7rt intens. and npivKLo, which
see. 2 a. ind. act. e<p£vpov opt.
£0£tipOl/n.
p£ipidouai -5>uai, fr. £7n intens.
and tyidouai, which see.
E(p£\pi6uxvro, Poet, for £<pn\ptG>vT0,
3 pi. cont. impf. of last.
E<p£tbpa, 3 sin. cont. impf. act. of
£0opaco.
E<pn, 3 sin. impf. or 2 a. of (pri/xt.
E,<pv(3ia, -as, >/, (fr. i <pn(Sos a youth,
th. 57/3*7 youth) youth, the ap-
proach to manhood, appearances
or symptoms of manhood, pu-
berty,
Ecpn(i'iKdv,-ov, to, (neut. of next)
the youth, young men, young
people.
EQn&Kos, -r), -bv, (fr. neat) young,
youthful, grown up, full-grown,
of age, at maturity.
'Etbnfios, -av, b, (fr. £th at, and
i'/fin youth) a youth, stripling,
young man.
E(pn5ofiai> (fr. £7r< intens. and 'f)8o-
uat to delight, th. fjSvs sweet)
to delight in, lake pleasure in,
enjoy ; to rejoice, be glad at.
E<pr)ica, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
£<pir/ui.
Ecpn^d/xnv, -.o), -aro, I a. ind. mid.
of £§d\\o\iai.
'E<prj\is, -X$os, and -ios, »}, (fr. same
as next, or fr. rjXios the sun)
freckles, specks on the face caus-
ed by the sun.
*E^»-/Xt?, -iSos, jj., (fr. £7r< into, and
17X0? a nail, th. "np.1 to send) a
buckle, clasp, button, stud.
'EdyXosy-ov, b,t'i, (fr. same) nailed,
fastened with nails ; set with
nails or studs, studded ; spotted,
speckled, freckled.
E<t>T)\6u>, f. -wo-co,. (fr. same) to nail,
fasten with nails; to stud, set with
studs; to be spotted, speckled
or freckled.
E<f>rjnaiy (fr. £77i upon, and rj/iai to
sit) to sit upon, be seated, rest
upon, recline, par. pres. mid
£<pf)uevo$.
E(pT]UEp£V<>), f. -£WC0, (fr. £0)//i£OOf
daily, th. fi/xipa a day) to spend
the day, pass the whole day, work
.by the day ; to abide, rest, stay
to be conversant or engaged in.
E<pr)jjLtpia,-QS, !), (fr. same) a daily
course or, rotation; a periodical
officex cb+ty or ministration ; a
class, rank, order or family act-
ing successively or periodically ;
a succession, turn ; a period, re-
volution ; a charge, vicissitude.
E(pr)fj.{pio<;, -ov, b, ^, same as £<prjft£-
00f.
E<pyntph, -Wo?, >'i, (fr« ttrt on> ar)d
fiptpa a day) a day-book, jour-
nal ; an almanack, calendar,
epherneris ; a name now given to
some insects which live but a
day.
\E^fiiA£pos, -ov, 6, fj, (fr. same) of a
E*I
day, temporary, but for a time ;
daily, every day ; lasting or suj
ficientfor a day ; periodical.
E<pr'j^tOS, -ov, 6, >;, for £V<rj»7/i(0J.
EipTifjLoavvT], -rjs, 11, (fr. rfinui to en
join) a command, order, injunc-
tion.
'Ecpnv, -ns, -v, impf. or 2 a. ofy?//if.
'E<ptjva, -as, -£, act. — EtynvdunVy
-co, -aro, mid. 1 a. ind. of <paivu).
Ecprivoavov, -£s, -£, impf. act. of
£<pav8dvo).
EffiTrrai, 3 sin. of £c/>f?/</iat, per.
ind. pass, of £o3a7rrto.
E<pfipuo<ya, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
£<papuo£<i).
'Ecbrjcav, 3 pi. — 'E<prjoQa, JE61.
for £077?, 2 sin. 2 a. or impf. act.
of (pnu i.
E<pficr£is, 2 sin. of £<prj<ru)y 1 f. of
£(j>lT]Ul.
E0r?o-0£?£^, by Sync, for rfnaBdn-
cav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass, of £(f>i',-
8o/xai.
Ep'/cropai, I f. ind. mid. of fcpinui
or of £<p>)6ouai.
'EfOaica, -as, -£, per. ind. act. —
'E00afa, Dor. for 'EcpQava, -as,
-£, 1 a. ind. act. of00ai/co.
E00ap»7v, -rjs, -n, 2 a. ind. pass. —
'EipBapica, per. ind. act. — 'E0-
dap/iai, per. ind. pass. — EipOap-
fxivns, par. per. pass, of dddpio.
'Ecpdaaa,-as, -•£ or -£v, 3 pi. 'E0-
dacraii, 1 a. ind. act. of <j>ddvu).
E§$£yy6pr\v, -ov, -ero, in. 3 pi. E0-
diyyovro, impf. mid. — E00£y-
%dfxriv, Efdiyl-u, and Ion. E0-
deyZao, -aro, L a^. ind. mid. of
(jiQiyyouai.
'EfOupa, -as,-e or -£v, 1 pi. pa-
uev, l;a. indi act. of00£tpw.
'E<p6nv,,. -rjs, -n, 2 a. ind. act. of
06>7jwi, same as (pOavto.
Ecpdiad', before an aspirated vowel
forecpOiaTo, which Ion. for£0t9iv-
to%3 pi. of Ecpdifirjv, -ico, -jto,
pptr. pass, of 00/w.
E(p6icr9?)v, -ris, -n, 1 a. ind. pass.
— 'E<pdiouai, pep. ind. pass, of
<p9ivu> or 00/co..
'E(pOiro, 3 sin. of ^dl/xriv, pper.
pass, of same.
'E<p9opa, -as, -£, per. ind. mid. of
00£(ptO.
'E00oV, -ov, h, fj, (fr. 'ixpu) to cook)
boiled, sodden, baked, cooked.
E0ta'XXto, see £7naXXw.
EfidXr-ns, -ov, 6, Ephialtcs, a
man's name, the nightmare.
Ecptaart, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
£<piriut.
Ecpiypivos, -n, -ov, par. per. pass.
of £<ptKviofiai.
E<pitt, 3 sin. impf. act. of £0uco, for
£0/>7/LU.
E0i£X(?, -Wo?, h, <* ##fc cup, bud,
rose or some such ornament.
E0<'£jua«, pres. ind. mid. — E0if-
u£v, and EQtiuwai, Dor. for
£<puvai, pres. inf. act. — E0fc>
<xav, 3 pi. impf. act. of £<pinni.
E(pt(avu>, f. -)'/oco, (fr. £irl upon, and
J£avu> same as 7£u> to sit) to sit
down to, be seated at ; to settle
at or upon ; to fix, institute, es-
tablish.
E<i>l
E^/£o<(ra, Dor. for i<f>l£ovffa, fem.
par. prcs. of
E^/£w, (fr. cm n[>on, and "£w to sit
th. L<d) same as a<f>i£dviv.
K(pir)fti} t. tifti'/aui, p. i<piiKat (fr. tri
to, and ii7/i/ to send) to send
upon, to or agftinst ; to impose
or ./f-r. upon, inflict, visit with
to set on, instigate, suborn ; to
enjoin, command ; to permit
allvtv, suffer ; to remit, dispense
with, relax, loosen, slack ; to ap-
peal, summon. E^icpai, to set
the miiul upon, desire, wish fir ;
to aim at, pursue, seek after.
impf. act. c<pinv, also c<f>icov -ovv,
-us -t.s, -cc -a, (as if from
t<ptiu>) 2 a. act. ind. tynv. par.
pres. mid. ctpiifiiios- impf. mid.
upiipnv.
Ep'mai, and Dor. E<plrrri, 3 sin.
pres. ind, acL — E<plr;<ri, Ion. for
E,<pln, 3 sin. pres. sub. of upitipi.
tZtytKiffdai, 2 a. inf. mid. of
i.efiiKvioftat -oiftai, f. -Ifa/iai, p. ly-
ftui, (fr. mj at, and 'ucifofiai to
come) to come to, arrive at,
reach la ; to come upon, sur-
prise, overtake ; to attack, assail,
xZtyiKOfinv, -ov, in 3 sin. E<pi*cro, in
3 pi. RipUoiro, iud. — Epixio^ui,
-?», -iitui, sub. — E<j>iKia 6,n, inf.
— EOi/ci^noj, par. "2 a. mid. —
E^twoi'/iti'Of, par. pres. pass,
cont. of last.
E^i«rr<5f, -oTi, b, »/, (fr. cQacviouat to
arrive at) accessible, that may
be reached or approached ; com-
preliensible, intelligible.
E<bi\aBrv, Dor. for c<pi\n8tv.
E.<pi\aca, -as, -e, in 3 pi. E^'Xaaav,
Dor. for etyiXnea, &c. 1 a, ind.
act. of d«X/w.
E0i'XaTo, 3 sin. of E0(Xa/i?7»', by
Sync, for upi^nodpnv, 3 sin. c<pir
\ffoaTo, 1 a. ind. mid. of 0<X/u>.
E^/Xfi, 3 sin. cont. impf. act. of
$(X/w.
E<pi\ero, 3 sin. of E0<X/tyrji', impf.
mid. of 0i'X»7ui, for <pt\iu».
E^/Xtt'v. Dor. lor E^iXouv, 1 sin. or
3 p'. cont. impf. act. of 0<X/u>.
E^>('X^0tv, Sync, for E0cX/^aav, 3
pi. of E^«X''0i7i', pass. — E0i'X»/-
fffi, -ac, -c, act. — E0iX^<7a/ujv,
-w, -aro, mid. 1 a. ind. of same.
E#iAove/«ov -ovv. impf. act. of </»«-
XoVEKCfU).
E^(Xoffo077(Trt, -a?, -c, 1 a. ind. act.
of <pl\o<TO(plU).
EQipetpio, fr. trj intens. and 'tpieipo),
which see.
E0F/«£f>o?,-ou, 6, /J, (fr. same) love-
ly, amiable, desirable.
EQipudnv, -ns, -n, pass E<£«/iw-
aa, -as, -c, act. 1 a. ind. ofepifzou).
'Etpwv, -ts, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of
£0(fw, for tdHTjpi.
"EQitttos, -ov, 6, $, (fr. cm upon,
and l-niros a horse) on horseback,
riding ; a rider, horseman.
Etifr-rorn&Tns, -ov, b, (fr. same,
anH to(o>' a bow) a cavalry arch-
er, mounted bowman.
EQixrnfit, and mid. E<f>(irrauai, (fr.
cm to, and "iirrnpi to fly) tofiy
to, at or into ; to hasten ; to Jly
E*0
at, pounce upon, attack. 2 a. ind.
act. cvinrnv mid. citcrrd^nv.
EQiadii, Dor. for t0i£«, 3 sin.
pres. ind. act. of c<pi£m.
Eipurrurai, 3 sin. pres. ind. mid.
« — E^torr/, 3 sin. impf act. —
Or for c<piara, which by Apoc.
for c<pi(TTudt, pres. impr. an. of
Etpiornftt, f. cmarr,ew, p. c<piarr)ica,
(fr. cm upon, and loTt/fii to set)
to set, put, place at or near ; to
set over, appoint as master,
ruler, &c. (or in pass, to beset
over, be ruler, ma-vter, governor,
&c.) to apply the mind, be at-
U ntne ; to stop, check, restrain ;
to stand, stop, stay ; to stand
over or upon ; to urge, press,
hasten ; to stand by, at or near ;
to come in, be present at or near ;
to hang over, impend ; to come
upon unawares, surprise, par.
per. act. tQiornKus, and by Cras.
cfcard^. 2 a. act. ind. cniornv
unpr. citicrnOt, -ijrw sub. cm<r-
ruV par. cmards, -aaa, -dv.
E<ftuoi, 3 pi. pres. sub. act. of
upinfii.
'E4>Xa<W,-ef, -c, 2 a. ind. act. of
' E^Xt^o, -as, -r, act E<p\ixO'/v,
I a. ind. of <f»\iyu.
Eif>6(inBiv, Boeot. Sync, for c0o/?jj-
6'ltrav, 3 pi. of Eipo0i'/8nv, Mtfi -n,
pass. — E(f,6^no(i, -as, -c, act. 1
a. ind. — E<f>o{io\>unv% 1 sin.
E<po0,vrro, 3 pi. cont. impf.
pass, of <poj3iu».
E(f,oca'rns, -ov, b, (fr. next) a tra-
veller ; a spy.
E<pofaiu,f. -cvan), (fr. cm upon, and
b('ds the road) to travel, take the
road ; to explore, spy, lie in wait.
EQotidfa, f. -aaa), (fr. next) to sup-
ply with food, give provisions,
victual ; to furnish, provide,
equip.
E<p6biov, -ov, rb, (fr. em upon, and
bfbs the road) provision for a
journey ; supplies, necessaries.
'E<t>o6os, -ov, f), (fr. same) a way,
road, passage; means, manner,
mode ; provisiori, supplies, equi-
page,furnilure ; access, approach,
arrival ; an attack, inroad, in-
vasion ; course, progress, pro-
cess ; inspection, visiting, rounds.
'E<po6os, -ov, 6, (fr. same) an in-
spector, surveyor.
Etpoira, Dor. E&oirr), 3 sin. cont.
impf. act. of (toiTdw.
Eipovcvca, -as, -c, 2 pi. ?carc, 1 a.
ind. act. of 0ovt^w.
E(po-z\i^(j), f. -Iffu), p. t0(irXi«a, (fr.
cm upon, and 6rX/£a> to arm, th.
ot\ov arms) to arm, accoutre,
equip ; to prepare, provide, make
ready. \ a. act. ind. \c<pu)ir'Siaa-
inf. cjpoi:\iaai. 1 f. ind. mid. etpo*
■K\ioonai, in 1 pi. £0OJfX(ffd^£0a.
E<j.ood\j) -u>, f. -affw, p. cQcwpdKa,
(fr. same, and bpdw to look) to
look upon, behold, contemplate ;
to observe, rem ark ; to look after,
inspect, oversee ; to go to see,
li.tit.
E<p6osia, -as, y. (fr. last) inspection.
(263 )
E*r
oversight, superintendance, sur
vey ; the magistracy or office of
the JSphori at Sparta.
EQopeis, - sin. cent. impf. act, —
E<f-6pevv, Dor. for E^dpouv, 1 sin.
or 3 pi. com. impf. act. — E<f>6-
ftcaa, -as, -c, 1 pi. aoficv, 1 a.
ind. act. of <f,opfu.
Etpop/xaOcU, -cloa, -tv, Dor. for
E(f>opfir)dcis, par. 1 a. pass. —
Eipopftrjanadat, 1 a. inf. mid. of
E<popudw -u>, I. -j'ffu*, p. ttpwpfi^Ka,
itr. trj'upon, and bpfidut to rush,
i. boftij an attack) to run, rush
or dart at or upon ; to charge,
encounter, attack ; to impel,
force, incite, drive against ; to
propose, offer ; to purpose, de-
sien, intend ; (fr. bofibs an an-
chorage) to arrive m port, an-
chor, come to anchor, be moored.
1 a. ind. act. cQiiippnaa' mid.
cfwpunadpnv.
'Ecpopos, -ov, b, (fr. c<popdu> to in-
spect, th. bpdu to look) an inspect-
or, overseer, supervisor ; a pat-
ron, president, governor. 'Etpopot,
Ephori, Spartan magistrates.
'Ea\ooov, f6rt<p' oaovKfor as much as,
in as much as, so far, so far as.
'E<ppSf>ov, -cs, -i, 2 a. ind. act. of
<ppd£u).
'EfpaBa, indecl. Heb. Ephrata,
the name of a city.
E<ppaifi, indecl. Heb. Ephraim,
tne name of a man and of a
town.
'Eeppa^a, -as, -c, 3 pi. -£av, 1 a. ind.
act. of (ppdeau).
Efpdcad', for Ejbpdcaro, 3 sin. —
E<Ppd(rcavro, Poet, for cQpdaavro,
3 pi. of Etypaodpnv, 1 a. ind.
mid. — 'E<Ppaca, -as, -c, 1 a. ind.
act. of eppd^ii).
E<ppovc7rc, E<pp6vovv, 2 and 3 pi.
cont. impf. act. of Qpoviu.
E#povpct,3 sin. cont. impf. act. —
E<ppovpovftcOa, 1 pi. cont. impf.
pass, of <ppoi>piu>.
E&pvai-a, 3 pi. -%av, 1 a. ind. act.
— E<Ppvarr6fjnv, -ov, -cro, impf.
mid. of <ppvdccu>.
'E<Ppv£a,-as, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of
£>pilyu> or (ftpvoeu).
'Ec i , 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of (pvui.
E(pv@pi£ti), f. -i<ro), p. ecpi'ppiica, (fr.
cm intens. and vppifa to affront,
th. ippis insolence) to insult,
affront, offend purposely ; to
wrong, injure ; to deride, mock.
E<pv(3picros, -ov, b, f), (""• same)
reproachful, contumelious, abu-
sive ; injurious, opprobrious,
slanderous.
'EQvyov, -cs, -c or -tv, 2 a. ind. act.
of <pcvyu>.
Etivyocray, bv Dcr. Epen. or
"LXX. for 3 pi. of last.
E</>i't?v, ->7j, -n, 2 a. ind. pass, of
(pvu).
E<j>v\a{,a, 'as, -c, 2 pi. -l-arc, act.
— E(pv\a^dur]v, -u, -arot mid.
1 a. ind. of <pv\dtraui.
E<pvfiviu) -d, (fr. cm intens. and
buvtu to praise) to sing often%
chant ; to repeat often ; to sing
of, celebrate, precise, extol.
EXE
K<f>vv, 1 sin. or by Sync, for i<pv-
aav, 3 pi. impf. act. of <pi)pi.
EQvxipdc or -dev, (fr. cm upon, b-rrep
over, and -Oe or -0£v from a
place) from above,from on high.
'E<pvpov, -is, -£, impf. act. of (pvpia.
'E<pvoa, 3 sin. cont. impf. act. of
(pvadd). Or it is la. ind. act. of
<pvu) or (j>vut>
E<pvariwdrjv, -ns, -n, in 3 pi. E$v-
cidOnaav, 1 a. ind. pass, of fv-
oi6o}.
Ecpvo-or), Dor. for e<pvo-<ra, 3 sin.
cont. impf. act. of <pvaadu>, same
as <pv<rddx.
'Etpvre, 2 pi. of i<pvv.
E<px>Teva\ for Ea)um;o-£, 3 sin. of
E0i5r£Uffa, -aj, -£, 1 a. ind. act.
Of (pVTCVU.
E<p<paQa, Syriac indecl. effatha,
be thou opened.
EQwvttv, v added, 3 sin. impf. —
E.<p(i)VT)<ra, 3 pi. -aav, 1 a. ind.
act. of <po)viu).
E<pu>rio-a, -as, -£, act. — E<pU)Tia6r]v,
~vs, -n, pass. 1 a. ind. of (purify.
Ex\ for r^£, pres. impr. act. of
f'yw.
'Ey^fo, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of
'Eyaipov, -is, -£ or -cv, impf. act. —
Ey, «>»?»', -vs, -n, pl.-pi/fiev, -pjjr£,
-p^aai/, 2 a. ind. pass, of ya/pw.
E;£<iXocr0>7v, -^j, ->?, 1 a. ind. pass,
of y_aAaw.
E Y/i A fB7?va> "afj "£> 1 a> md- act-
of ^a/\£7ra/vw.
'EyuVov, -£f , -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
EyapaVou, 3 sin. cont. impf. act.
of y^pa/cdw.
Eya'paco-ov, "'*» "£> impf- ac** °f
y^pao-ffw.
Eya'p^v, -?;f, -r;, in 3 pi. E^dprjcrav,
pass. — 'Ey/ipoy, -£j, -£, act. 2
a. ind. of y^/pw.
E)(apiadyi^v, -u>, -aro, mid. — E^a-
pic&r}v, -tjs, -??•, pass. 1 a. ind.
of %api$(j).
E^ap/rwo-a, -as, -t or -tv, 1 a. ind.
act. of y^iptrdw.
'Ey£, -fVw, pres. impr. act. or Ion.
for £?;££, 3 sin. impf. act. of f'yU,
'Ey^a for fy/ua, which for /yaio-a,
-as, -i, 1 a. ind. act. of y/'w.
Exiyyvos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. f'yw to
keep, and tyyvr\ bail) trust-wor-
thy, deserving credit, trusty, faith-
ful, responsible ; pledged, ensur-
ed, secured.
'E%uv, pres. inf. act. of f^w.
ExupoTovtidtjv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind.
pass, of ^£(poroi'£w.
Exiucv, Ion. and Ey/'jU£va'> Dor.
for /y£tv, pres. inf. act. of fy<»).
E^/fitfv, -ovoj , 6, a man's name. a.
Ey^povn.
'Ey/v, v added, Ion. for £^£,3 sin.
impf. act. of f'^w.
Ex^vU, -Wo?, ^, (fr. f'^w to hold,
and vvvs, Ion. for vavs a ship) a
fish which clings to ships, a
tuckstone, sea-lamprey.
'Ey/o, I°n* f°r ixov* Pres« impr.
pass, of i'xw-
Eyeim)**)?, *w *o5?5 °, hi (fr* *yw
to have, and itivktj a pine tree)
EX0
fcifter, acrid; miserable, severe,
calamitous ; fatal, mortal, deadly.
'ExtaKov, -ts, -£, impf. act. of
E^fffKw, Ion. for f^w.
Ey/ordvos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. /^;u) to
have, and arovos a groan,th.crrfj>w
to moan) bringing wo, injurious,
hurtful, destructive, deadly.
'Ey/r', f°r fX£7"£> ^ P^ Pres* i"0*' or
impr. ; or Ion. for tixtro, 3 sin.
impf. mid. ; or for /y^, with the
enclitic re, pres. impr. of r^w.
Ey£T>7v, Ion. for £i^m/v, 3 du
impf. act. of same.
EyfV»7f, -ou, 6, (fr. r^w to have) a
holder, possessor, owner; rich
wealthy, opulent.
Ey^'rX/7, -m, ^, (fr. same) the
plough-tail or handle.
'E y£va, -as, -e, in 3 pi. 'Eyn^av, for
'Ey/vo-a, 1 a. ind. act. so —
Ey£va'/u>7V, -a>, -aro, for E^tvira''
^^v, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid. of
XtU'
Ext<Pp6vu>s, (fr. next) sensibly, pru
denlly, considerately.
Eyf'0puv, -ovos, b, >), (fr. f'^w to
have, and <ppt)v the mind) ready
witted, sensible, intelligent^ know,
ing ; considerate,discreetrprudent
'Ex$va, -as, -£> 1 a» itvd» act. of
yalvcu.
'Ey^pa, -aj, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
Xaip*o.
'Exvs, 2 sin. pres. sub. act. of f^w.
'Ey0a«p' for ix8 tpe, pres. impr.
act. — E^0«ip?7, 3 sin. pres. srb.
- act. — Ey0aipoi/rt, Dor. for £^-
Oalpovori, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
E^0a('pw, f. -apw, (fr. f'y^oj hatred)
<o /joW as an enemy ; to hale,
abhor, detest, abominate, be an
enemy.
Ex@dvouat, f. £y0^tro//at, same as
tx^aipu) or fy^w.
'Ex$zi, 3 sin. pres. ind. of /%0w.
Ey^lf, (same as y^fs) yesterday.
ExOfipeia, -as, -£, --EoL forsy^pw
u'., -ais, -at, 1 a. opt. act. — E^
Ofipu), -jjs, -j], 1 a. sub. act. of
tx&aipiji.
Ex^fioouai, -jt, -trai, 1 f. ind. mid.
of £xQ<*voliai'
'Ey 0<<rros, -tj, -ov, sup. fr. tyfloj
hatred, but used with £y^p<5?.
EyWu; v, -ovo? , b, >'/, comp. of £y0pd? .
Ey0o<5o7r/w -w, f. -^(rw, (fr. next) to
be at enmity or variance, to dis-
pute, quarrel ; to hate, be a foe
or enemy.
Ex6oSoirbs,->},-bv, and -ov, b, {/, (fr.
iyQos hatred, and bxp voice. Or
fr. same, and Sovttos clamour)
clamorous, brawling, loud in an-
ger ; hostile, inimical ; hateful,
odious.
'Ey^'>j,-£os -oD ?, rb, hatred, dislike,
aversion, grudge, ill will, spite ;
variance, strife, animosity ; en-
mity, hostility, hence comp. £y-
6iu)v, more hateful, &c. sup. f'y^
Oictos, most hateful, &c.
'Eyflpa, -as, fi, (fr. last) enmity,
hatred, animosity ; a pique*
grudge ; a dislike or cause of
enmity.
Eyfyafw»>, (fr. same) to hate, carry
(2fc'7)
EXP
a grudge, pursue with hatred,
to make odious or hateful.
Ex^pcvd), f. -tvow, (fr. same) to
hate, be an enemy, show aversiont
act with enmity.
ExQpofyvos, -ov, b, ^,(fr. next, and
\ivos a stranger) inhospitable.
Exdpbs, -d, -bv, (fr. £^0oj hate)
hateful, odious, detestable ; hated,
rejected, abovnnaled ; an enemy %
foe; spiteful, malicious, malt'
volent. It borrows from fyflof,
the comp. £^;0iuiv, and sup.
fX^ioros.
Ex6p6ruros, -v, -ov, the regular
sup. of last, used Poet, for
iX^taros.
'E^;0w, same as ex6aip<ay £^;0po/-
vw, &c.
'Ey^va, -as, §, (fr. tys the male
viper) a female viper, snake,
adder; Echidna, a woman's
name.
Eytiviov, -ov, to, (dim. of last) a
little or young viper.
Ey?vos, -ov, fi, a sea urchin, the
shell of it ; a hedgehog ; a brush ;
the middle paunch in ruminat-
ing animals ; a kind of pot or
vessel ; a chest or case for papers,
&c. relating to law proceed-
ings.
Eyid<5>/Koj, -ov, b, h., (fr. f'y^? a vi-
per, and Sdnvw to bite) bitten or
wounded by a viper.
'Exis, -ios, Att. -tmsy by a vipert
snake, serpent.
EyA£va|ov, 1 sin. or 3 pi. impf.
act. of yXeuQ^u).
'Eyj/a, -droSyTb,. (fr. tyw to hold)
a hold,, gripe, grasp ; a fasten-
ing, *tay ;. a prop, buttress ; a
joint, joining, juncture.
'E^ouv, 3 p'Lof 'Ey/M/iu, -otj^-ot,
pres. opt. aoti. — 'Ey/uo-a, Dor.
for ixovoa, fern. par. pres. act.
— 'E^o/uv, 1 pL pres. ind. act.
— Eyd/m'of, -rj, -ov, a. pi. fern.
-utvas, par. pres. pass, of f'yu.
E^dXwo-a, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
yoXdw.
Exouh't), (fern, of next) viz. fy/f'pa,
the day after to-morrow, next
day but one.
Eydufvoj, -v, -ov, (par. pres. mid.
of fyw to have) contiguous, ad-
joining, adjacent ; next, nearest ;
last, latest ; of yesterday, yester-
day's.
Exofiivus, (fr. last) consequently,
necessarily, of course; very near-
ly, closely.
'Eyo*, neut. par. pres. or Ion. for
£7^ov, impf. act. — 'Ey^vfl', for
/yoira, a. sin. or neut. pi. par.
pres. act. — 'E^ovn, Dor. for
ixovci, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. —
Eydirwv, Att. for t^trwo-av, 3
pi. pres. impr. — 'Ey^uo-', for
fXovuty 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
£XW*
ExoprdoOnv, -ns, -»7, pi. -QrjTt,-Bj]-
cav, 1 a. ind. pass, of x°PT(i£u).
'Eypaov, -es, -e, 2 a. ind. 'act. of
Xpnvw. Or, impf. act. of ^pa'w.
ExpnuaricBriv, -ns, -V, 1 a. ind»
pass, of yp7/fiaT^w.
Exn
't-XPlv, impf' of xph, impers. or by
Apoc. for xpTivat, pres. inf.
act. of same, th. xP'Wh °b*- to
owe.
"Exf"7ffai -<*Si -e, act. — Expnad-
fiT/v, -u, -iro, 1 pi. Expiodptda,
mid. — ExpnirBnv, ->7j, -7, pass.
1 a. ind. — E^p/"/ro, Ion. for
txpSro, 3 sin. cont. iinpf. mid.
of xpdu.
"Exptev, v added, 3 sin. impf. —
'E^picra, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act, of
E^prfiDjro, Poet, for E^piDvro, 3
pi. cont. impf. mid. of ^prfu.
E^u»7V, -77$, -77, 2 a. — E;£t5»'0»/i',
"/•J, •* j I a. ind. pass. — E^t1-
JI7V. -tro, -ro, in 3 pi. ix^vro,
on. for cKtxvnrivf and ek^imto
pper. pass, of \vu.
E^updj, -«, -dv, fortified, fenced,
defended ; firm, strong ; safe
sure, secure.
E^vpiiw -u, (fr. last) to fortify, de-
fend, fence, guard ; to -
en, fasten, fix, make firm.
E^Ppwj, (fr. same) strongly, firm-
ly # "»/«, securely.
"E^w, f. 2£u and o-^/Vu, p. lcxnKa
to have, hold, possess ; to keep
contain, retain, keep or hold to-
gether ; to restrain, check, de
tain, seize ; to bear, wear or
carry ; lo obtain, get, accom-
plish ; to guard^ knp, protect;
to support, maintain, knp vjt ;
to esteem, account, consider ; to
actuate, influence, impel ; to ad-
minister, conduct, order, direct,
manage ; to have in one's power,
be able, effect, may or can ; to
feel, be disposed, inclined, affect-
ed ; to be, be in any certain
state or habit ; to practise, be
employed, engaged or conver-
sant in. 'Kxontu, to atlhere,
cling, be holden, joined or con~-
nected with ; to belong, pertain
to ; to adjoin, be next ; to follow,
come next after. KuAuj f^tiy, to
rejoice. Tbv <5' aripiioas f'^a, he
affronts him. ET^cv T/eru^oy, he
was silent or quiet. Exoueva <ru-
rnplas, the things connected with
safety. Uapovolav f*X£"'i to make
his appearance. 'E^u eirtufkuav,
to take care of. 'H<ru^jav f'^u, to
rest, be quiet. "Zvyyvwpvv f'^w, to
forgive. Ayavatcrnviv ixo>, to be
angry or indignant. Kardptp-
xpiv ix^i t° blame. 'E^u Sios, to
fear. 'E^a» Spdfiov, lo run. impf.
act. tix.ov. 2 a. act. ind. fo^or
impr. axh, as if fr. (r^c sub.
ox&, -77?, -j). per. ind. pass.
eaxvuai. 1 f. ind. pass, cxedi'iao-
uai.
'E^wi/t/, Dor. for £^wo-t,3pl. pres.
sub. act. of last.
Ex'opct, 3 sin. cont. impf. act. of
X<optoj.
Ex^piodrtv, -77J, -n, 1 a. ind. pass.
of ;^upt£u.
E^w<ra/i?7V, -a.1, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid.
of ;£uw.
Ex^oBw, -ns, -17, 1 a. ind. pass, of
%6\i, obs. see ^wwdw or~vui.
EfiH
E\paOa\dpr)V, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of xfafla'AAu.
E^dXurac, Ion. for e\pa\uivot tlai,
3 pi. per. ind. pass, of v//<iAAu.
'E\pdpnv, -u, -aro, 1 a. ind. act. —
"E\htat, Ion. for e\pj), 2 sin. 1 f.
mid. of cVw.
"Eipuv, pres. inf. act. of c\pu>.
Expcvcounv, -ov, -tro, impf. mid. —
'E^tvoa, -as, -t, act. — E^tvad-
ut}\',-u), -aro, mid. — Eiptvodnv,
->/?, -n, in 3 pi. -naav, pass. 1 a.
ind. of \pev6u).
E(j,T)\d(prj(Ta, -as, -c, 1 a. ind. act.
of \j,i)\a<pd(i>.
'Exhijpa, -dros, rb. (fr. ityu to cook)
dressed victuals, stewed meat,
pottage.
"Ev|r/9-($, -tos, Att. -£u>y, f), (fr. last)
cnnktry, boiling, dressing of
meat.
'Eipnrhs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a cook.
'Eipnris, -»), -ov, (fr. same) boiled,
cooked, A eased. Also subs, a
certain small //sli.
E^/'i, -as, r't, (fr. jffoi to speak) a
conference, parley ; discourse,
talk, conversation.
Eij-idnoOai, Poet, for u^tacdat,
pres. inf. act. cont. of
E<f<«u-u, (fr. <i£u, f. off™ to
s|)cak) to suy, speak. E^pidoua
-w fiat, to scoff, rail, jest; to feast,
revel, eat, drink, and be merry.
EipiBvpiofroutv, Dor. for I'^iQvpiZo-
ftev, 1 pi. impf. act. of ^idvpicw.
E\pt6mvro, Poet, for n^tuvro, 3 pi.
cont. impf. mid. of t^idw.
"Expopat, -j), -crai, 1 f. ind. mid. of
£7TW.
Ed/vxay<Lyeov -ovv, -us -us, -tt -u,
impf. act. of ^u^aywy/w.
'Ei^vxov, -tsy -c, impf. act. of
"Ev|w, f. txpi'/ffo), p. -i}Ka, to boil,
seeth, stew, bake, cook, dress
victuals.
"Eu, f. taut, p. UKa, obs. to dress,
clothe, put on. fr. which comes
twvui.
"Eu, to set, place, lay ; same as
"Eu, to send; fr. which comes
'injii.
'Eu, to be ; fr. which comes tifii.
'Eu, to go ; fr. which comes tlui.
"Eu, £77$, fo, Poet, for u, r,s, ft, 2 a.
sub. of 'Iripi. Or, for w, jjs% jj,
pres. sub. of uui, to be.
"Eu, a. sin. of ?u$.
'E'o, d. sin. of lbs, -^, -dv, Poet.
for '6s, rj, Sv.
Eu, cont. for tdo>, f. £a>u.
fEua, -as, >'/, viz. ^;upa, and 'Eua,
-u)v, ra, (fem. sin. and neut.
pi. of }>2os eastern, th. £u? the
east) the easternregian or parts,
the oast.
(oya, -as, -t, mid. — 'Euy//ai,
-fat, -drat, pass. per. ind. —
Ewy/wvoj, par. per. pass. Att.
for (Zya, 5>yuai, uy///voj of o/yu.
Euyina, fem. of Ewyuj, -via, -os,
par. per. mid. of same.
Eu»?v, ->7j, -n, Att. for tdoiui -<aui,
-dois -uj, -aoi -<S, pres. opt. act.
Of £<3Ki>.
(268)
'Kuida, iEol. and Ion. for £/w0a
-aj, -£, per. ind. mid. of idu>.
"EuBcv, (fr. i'uj the morning, ano
-6cv from) ra the morning, early,
at daybreak ; soon, betimes ;
from morn.
'EuOtvbs, ->), -bv, {fr. same) of or
in the morning, early. Ef fu>0i
vov,from mom.
EiiOovv, Att. for u)9ovv, impf. ind.
act. cont. of u0f'u.
E(pK£iv, -us, -u, PI>cr. ind. mid.
Poet and Att. of cixw.
"EuAoj, -ov, b, fi, (perhaps fr. tuff
the morning, and oWvot to lose)
of 'or from yesterday, yesterday's ;
Melt, tainted ; elead, flat, insipid ;
dull, frigid, obsolete.
Ed>\nuv, Poet, and Att. for >7<5A-
irciv, -ets,-u, pper. ind. mid. ot
/ Affu.
'EQfttv and Eu/i£v, Poet, for u>utv
and u^a/, see £u and i u.
Eu/ji, cont. for cdoiui -dpi, pres.
opt. act. of £</u.
Eur, taDffa, tbv, Poet, for <iv, oD-
aa, bv, par. pres. of up}, to be.
'Euv, cont. for idov, Ion. for claov
-uv, impf. ind. act. of £<£w.
Ewvfjdnv, Eiovrjpat, Att. for uv/J-
Bnv,-ns, -»/, 1 a. ind. pass, and
livnpai, -cat, -rat, per. W<L pass.
of wvEouai.
Eujvovpnv, Ewvovvro, Att. for ui/o<5-
/ir7»/, 1 sin. and uvoOvro, 3 pi.
cont. impf. mid. of same.
E(f)voj^6ovv, Eo)voxfoi, Att. forwvo-
X^ovv, 1 sin. or 3 pi. and uvo-
X°"i 3 sin. cont impf mid. of
'Eufa, Att. for yf-a, -as, -£, 1 a.
ind. act. of o/yu.
rEuo$, -a, -ov, (fr. i'uj the morn-
ing) morning, early ; eastern,
oriental.
•asf
for
aiupa,
which
Eupa,
see.
'Eupa, Att. for upa, 3 sin. cont.
impf. act. — 'EuypdKa^EoypdKa-
ficv, 'Etopaicivai, Eupaxuj, Att.
for liipaKa, 1 sin. and wpdKapev,
I pi. per. ind. upaicivai, per.
inf. and upa/cuj, par. per. act. of
bpdw.
Edipyuv, pper. mid. formed iopya%
Metath. for ipoya, per. mid! of
ipyot, pf£u or fp<Ju.
'Ewpra^ov, -es, -£, impf. act. of
ioprd^u).
'Ecipuv, Att. for Gtpmv, impf. act.
cont. of bpdu).
"Eu?, and Poet. £<u?, same as w$,
until ; while, whilst, during ; un-
to, even unto, as far as ; up to,
as much as, so much as ; as, like ;
when; that.
"Eu?, -u, i'i, used in prose, Hu? by
the poets ; morning, elawn ;
forenoon ; the east ; Aurora,
a. sin. £u.
Euo-a, cont. fr. eaovaa, fem. par.
pres. act. of caw.
Eu<ra, ~Eoiadpnv, Euaavro, Att.
for uo-a, -as, -£, act. (affdpnv, -to,
-aro, in 3 pi. waavro^ mid. 1 a.
ind. of u0£w or u0u.
H&rQyv, "Eioauai Att . for uoQnv, -jf $ ,
ZAK
-if, 1 a. ind. and Siofxai, -cat,
-arai, per. ind. pass, of same.
'Ewcri and 'Ewo-iv, v added, Ion. for
wo-i, 3 pi. pres. sub. of eiul, to
6€.
'Ewo-rtu, Att. for Sterol., see in ewc-
6rjv above.
*Ewot£, (fr. f'uj as, and rl the
enclitic) so as, just as, like
as.
'EuHTfipos, -ou, 6, (fr. Zws the morn-
ing, and <j>epw to bring) Lucifer,
the morning star, bright har-
binger of morn, the planet Ve-
nus, while to the west of the
sun.
'Ewuroo, 'EwurJJ, 'EwCtw, Ion. for
iavrov, iavrfj, iavr£>' or for aeav-
tov, ctavTji, atovrip.
Z, f, |, the sixth of the Greek
letters, called zeta. As a nu-
meral mark, it signifies seven ;
the character s", placed between
t and f, expressing six. With
an i subscribed, it stands for
seven thousand, £. By the
Doric dialect it is in many
words changed into oh, as pt-
\iobouai for neHQofxai.
Za, a particle set at the begin-
ning of words, heightening the
signification, as £dirXouros very
rich ; very, much, highly.
Za, JEo\. in composition for oid,
as fa/3dXXw for SiafidWw.
Za,S sin. cont. pres. ind. act. of
fdw.
Zafrapziov, -ou, to, (fr. next) anar-
mory, repository, storehouse.
Zdpni-Vi, h, a coat of mail, breast-
plate.
Zafibs, -ov, b, f), crooked, curved,
bent ; twisted, wreathed.
Za/3ouXwv, Heb. Zabulon, a man's
name.
ZayKhy), -r\s,hi and Zdyit\ov,-ov, to,
a Sicilian word, (fr. fd very,
and ayicv\os crooked) a sickle,
reaping-hook.
Zazis, -eloa, -iv, par. pres. act.
of
Zdriiit, (fr. fd intens. and dnui to
blow) to blow fresh ; to breathe,
breathe strong.
Zatis, -to?, 6, h, (fr. same) blow-
ing strong ; vehement, forcible ;
povjerful, mighty.
Zadtoiv, g. and d. du. of
ZdQios,-ov, o, f), and sometimes -05,
v, -ov, (fr. fa intens. and Stbs
a deity) very divine, godlike ;
famous, celebrated.
£fj/it for £du>.
ZA*
such vegetables, imported from
the island ZdicvvQos, Zacyn-
thus.
ZdKoros, -ov, b, f/, (fr. £a intens.
and kotos a grudge) very angry,
indignant, provoked ; raging, fu-
rious, frantic.
ZaK%a7os, -ov, 6, Zacchceus, a
man's name.
ZaK%apia{, -ov, b, Zacharias, a
man's name.
Zd<yov, -ov, to, and Zdx^os, -ov,
b, Heb. a treasury.
Zd\ua,-as,f), the zalia or laurel of
Alexandria.
ZaXev, Dor. for £>/Xov, pres. impr.
mid. of £y\6(i).
Zakr), -ns, h, (""• fc intens. and
deX\a a storm, or ffw to foam)
a whirlwind, storm, tempest,
hurricane.
ZdXos, -ov, 6, (fr. same, or per-
haps fr. |a much, and JiXs the
sea) the sea in a storm, the
troubled ocean, foam, break-
ers.
ZaXow, Dor. for fj/Xo'w.
ZaXwros, Dor. for f^Xwrds.
Zan(3aici\aiov, -ov, to, (th. tXaia the
olive) olive oil.
Zaixtviu) -w, f. -rjau>, (fr. £a much,
and fxivos anger) to behave vio-
lently, chafe with anger, rage ;
to use strength, exert, strain,
apply.
Zafxevfis, -ios -ovs, b, f), (fr. same)
vehement, impetuous, violent ;
strong, able, powerful, mighty ;
spirited, high-minded, magnani-
mous ; indignant, angry.
Za\xivnaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
^ajievioi.
Zav, Zavbs, (fr. fdw to Uve) Dor.
for Zrjv.
Zavw, -60s, -ovs, hi (fr- last) Juno,
the queen of heaven.
Zdn-Xouros, -ov, b, i'j, (fr. £a intens.
and 7rXooros wealth) very rich,
wealthy, abundant.
Zdpa, Heb. indecl. Zara, a man's
name.
Zapydvr}, see oapydvn.
Zapo^ordvn, -ys, rj, some military
engine.
Zarivo-a, Dor. for ^yrovoa, fern.
Dar. pres. act. ofgvTiu).
Zario) -w, Dor. for Cprm.
Zarpcvw, (fr. fa intens. and rpiu
to dread, or Ttipu to rub) to
work or grind in a mill or work-
house.
Zarptcpfis, -ios, -ovs, 0, '/, (fr. same,
and Tptyu to rear) very fat, fat-
tened, fed ; strong, lusty.
Zarpucifa, to play at chess.
ZarpiKiov, -ov, -b, some game, per-
haps chess.
Za(pe\i)s, -ios -ous» 0, #, (fr- same,
and a<pt\r\s simple) plain, home-
ly, mean ; rustic, clownish, blunt ;
rough, violent, fierce, unruly,
angry.
Zauv, Sync, for ^aivaav, 3 pi. of] Za0£Xwc,(fr. last) simply; roughly,
Zainv, -ns, -n, pres. opt. act. of) violently ; angrily
Zaf'Styfis, -ios -ovs, 6, fj, (fr- £a
ZaKt\Ti6i.s,ZeKe\Ti6es^ndZtKvv8i-\ tens, and <p\iyu> to burn) flum-
its, -wv, of, rage, gourds or some\ vng, burning, scorching ; burst-
(269)
ZET
ing forth, flourishing, exube*
rant ; briglit, shining, splen-
did.
Za^pcifis and Za^pnm, -<o$ -ovs, bf
h, ^fr. same, and xPc^a necessity,
or xpdu to fall upon) ui>efutt
profitable, convenient, expedient,
necessary ; vehement, earnest^
eager, violent, impetuous, furi-
ous, Jierce.
Zayjptios, -ov, b, fj, (fr. fa intens.
and x?"a want) needy, poort
indigent.
Zuxpiiaos, -ov, b, //, (fr. same, and
Xpvobs gold) rich, wealthy, plen-
tiful in gold.
Zdxp, (perhaps fr. £r'w to foam)
the sea, ocean.
Zdw -G), f. -rjau, p. tunica, to live,
have life, lead life; to thrivey
grow, bloom ; to enjoy, live hap-
pily ; to revive, recover, come to
life ; to enliven, reanimate, cause
to live. impf. act. f£aov -wv.
par. pres. act. fdwv -wv, -dovca
-waa, -dov -iov 1 a. act. ind.
i^yaa' sub. £>;o-w* par. Qfjcas. 1
f. mid. tyaonai.
Zia or Ztiu, -as, h, u kindofgramy
barley, spelt.
ZefleSalos, -ov, b, Zebedee, a man's
name.
Ztyipus, a Libyan word, signify-
ing hills, knolls, or downs. Also,
an animal of the rat kind
there.
Zd^wpos, -ov, b, h, (fr- &id barley,
or ^dw to live, and owpov a gift,
th. «5i^Wjut to give) corn-yield-
ing, fertile, fruitful, abundant ;
enlivening, nourishing, life-giv-
ing.
Ztiovca, Ion. and Poet, for tyovoa,
fern. par. pres. act. of £f'w.
Zeipd, -as, and Ion. Zetpfj, -rjs, >;, a
kind of dress, coat, robe. Also
for Gtipd, a chain.
Ztipiw -w, (perhaps fr. next) to
make perfumes, compound arc-
matics.
Zupbs, -a, -bv, (perhaps fr. £a
much, and now to join) sundry,
various, divers, mixed.
Zeiu) for frw.
ZekKia, -wv, rd, a Phrygian word,
pot herbs, eatable vegetables.
Z/XXw, to throw, cast, fling.
Ztpd or Zippd, Heb. a wicked
imagination or device.
Zifjia, -Stos, to, (fr. f/w to boil) a
decoction, broth, &c. ; a boilingt
stewing.
Ziovrcs, n. pi. mas. of ft wv.
Zto-E, Ion. for i^cac, 3 sin. 1 a. ind.
act. — Ztodcis, -tloa, -ev, par. 1
a. pass, of £f'w.
Zhis, -tos, Att. -£ws, hi (fr- &>>> to
boil) heat, warmth ; a boiling
or stewing.
Zeorbs, -^, -ov, (fr. same) hot, warm,
scorching, boiling.
Zevyn, pi. cont. of fyvyos-
Zevyn\drns, -ov, 6, (fr. fyvyos a
pair, and tXauiw to drve) driving
a pair or a team of oxen ; a driv-
er ; a ploughman.
Zevyimrai, -wv, ai, (ft. £evyv&a to
ZHN
Zn\r'iuu>v, -ovoy, fi, rj, (fr. fy\6u> to
emulate) envious, jealous.
Zn\o7, cont. fr. fy\6tt, 3 sin. pres.
ind. act. of ^Xdw.
ZfjXoj, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. £iw to be
warm) warmth, heat; a fervent
mind ; emulation, rivalry ; spite,
envy, jealousy ; anger, indigna-
tion ; zeal, ardency ; devotion,
eager service, worship, adora-
tion.
Zn\oH)i:i(i) -d, f. -fiou, (fr. last, and
rvirru) to strike) to be zealous,
serve ardently, worship devoutly ;
to be jealous, envy, grudge, bear
iU u-iU.
ZrjXorviria, -a$, fi, (fr. same) jea-
lousy ; emulation, rivalry, com-
petition.
Zrj\6rvnos, -ou, b,f/, (fr. same)_;ea-
lous, suspicious ; envious.
Zt)\6ui -w, f. -uJo-w, p. tfyXuKa, (fr.
tyXos zeal) to imitate, strive to
excel, emulate, rival; to envy,
hate, grudge; to canvass, seek
favour or interest; to desire ea-
gerly, covet, long for ; to put to
a test, try, prove ; to perish,
die.
Zn\£i,\ sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
of last; but — ZfjXw, d. sin. of
£>/Xoj.
Zrj\daavrti, n. pi. par. 1 a. act. —
Zrj\waov, 1 a. impr. act. — I^Xw-
oovoiv, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
^XoCl).
Z^Xoxriy, -ioj, Att. -twj, f), (fr.
same) emulation, rivalry, com-
petition ; jealousy, suspicion, en-
vy.
Zr/XtoTf'oj, -a, -ov, (fr. fy\6(i> to en-
vy) we should emulate ; it is to
be envied, &c. according to the
verb.
Z»/X<i»rr>j, -ov, b, (fr. ^rjAoj emula-
tion) a zealot, stickler, partisan,
violent adherent ; an emulator,
imitator.
Zr/Awrdj, -ov, b, }j, (fr. same) en-
vialde, imitable, worthy of imi-
tation.
Zrjui, same as (du. pres. impr.
£rj0«, -rw, 2 a. act. ind. i^nv, -ns,
-n' opt. $ait]v, in 3 pi. fainarav,
and £a?£v.
Znula, -as, //, hurt, injury, damage,
loss ; a fine, mulct, punish-
ment.
Zrjuio'd) -w, f. -wffw, p. efyuluKa, (fr.
last) to injure, damage, impair ;
to amerce, fine, punish by a pe-
nalty or loss. 1 a. ind. pass.
tfyiuiiAOnv.
Z»7f/tw0w, -fi$, -rj, 2 pi. ZnuiiiiQrjTC,
1 a. sub. pass. — Zvuiud^oofiai,
-■n, -trai, 1 f. ind. pass, of last.
Zvuiwua, -aros, to, (fr. same) a
penalty, mulct, fine ; damage,
loss, injury.
Znuiwois, -tog, Att. -£Wf, $, (fr.
for £a, cont. fr. £aa, 3 sin. same) injury, the infliction of
pres. ind. act. of £•<'«). Or for! loss ; a fining or levying a pe-
£(77, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. ofi nalty.
typi. I Zry, Dor. for rdv, pres. inf. act.
ZfjOc, -red, (pres. impr. act. of £?}/«) j cont. of £iw.
may you live, long life to you. \zhv, Zrji'dj, Jupiter. See Zsvj.
ZfiQou same as cftftfos. | Z)ji'25, -a, 0, a man:s name.
(270)
ZH0
yoke, and Zrriros a horse) a war
chariot.
Zevyinji, -ov,&,(fr.£ruyvi5u>toyoke)
drawn or carried in a cart ; har-
nessed, yoked in pairs, paired,
coupled.
Zcvy\r), -ns, f), (fr. same) a collar,
yoke.
Zcvyfta, -aroi, rb, (fr. same) a
joining, uniting, union; a junc-
ture, joint, seam; a fjridge ; fet-
ters ; Zeugma, a grammatical
figure.
Ztvyvvaai, Ion. and Zcvyvvrt, Dor.
for ^cvyvvat, 3 pi. pres. ind. act.
— Zcvyvvutvai, for fyvyvvvai,
pres. inf. act. of fyvyvvfit.
Ztvyvvbt, or Zivyvvui, f. (tvfa, p.
ifyvxa, to join, conjoin, unite,
connect ; to yoke, harness toge-
ther ; to pair, couple, per. ind.
pass. ityvypai.
Zcvyoi,-cof, rd,(fr. last) a set, yoke,
team; a pair, couple; a nlia-
riot, carriage, vehicle ; the cross-
bar of a lyre to which the strings
were fastened.
Ztvyw, obs. see tyvyviut.
ZcvKTnnia, -as, f/, and ZcvKrvplov,
-ov, to, (fr. same) a chain, fetters;
a band, bond.
ZtvKTbs, -ov, b, f), (fr. same) joined,
united, connected ; harnessed,
yoked together ; coupled, pair-
ed.
~Ztv%at, 1 a. inf. act. — Ztv^dutvos,
-n, -ov, par. 1 a. mid. of £cvy-
Wjll.
Ztvi;is, -cos, Att. -to)?, r), (fr. same)
a joining, connexion, union, con-
junction.
Ztvfa, -£«j,-ft, 1 f. ind. act. of^tvy-
vvui, as if fr. Qevyu.
Zcvfa, -60s -ous, >i, a woman's
name.
Ztvofiai, Dor.forytuo/iai, seeytvu)
1 a. inf. mid. fyvaodai.
Ztv%, Znvbs, and Acdj, b, (fr. (fw to
be hot, or £du) to animate) Ju-
piter, the supreme divinity of
the Greeks and Romans ; the
heavens ; the air or upper re-
gion of it, the aether,
ZeifVpin, -vi, ft (fern, of next) same
as QiQvpos.
Zt<bvpios, -a and Ion. -v, -ov, (ft
next) of the zephyr ; vestern.
Zityvpos, -ov and Ion. -010, b, (fr.
£ci))j life, and #/pw to bring) the
zephyr or west wind.
Zfo) -u>, f. ££<ru>, p. i(,tKa, to be hot ;
to boil, seethe, stew ; to work,
ferment, bubble up, burst out
spring. 1 a. ind. act. i^eca. 1 a
pass. ind. t^icBnv par. fycQiis.
Zi:ov,-ovaa,-ov, (par. pres. act. ofj
lcbl) warm, fervent, zealous, n.
pi. mas. ^foi'Tcj.
Zr\, Dor. for £<?, cont. fr. £ae, 2
sin. pres. impr. — but Zrj, Dor.
20P
Zj}{, Dor. for fa, 2 sin. pre»,
ind. act. cont. — Z^ffac, 1 a. inC
act. — Z)/craffa, n. fern. par. 1 a.
act. — Z rjffoua 1, -p,-cra t,p\.-aous
Oa, -atadt, -aovrai, 1 f. ind. mid.
— Zfioouiv, 1 pi. 1 f. ind. act. —
Zi$ffu>, 1 pi. -awficv, 1 a. sub.
act. — ZfjTt, 2 pi. cont. pres. sub.
act. of $du>.
Zfirtv;, -a, b, Dor. for Zrjrns, Zctes,
a son of Boreas.
Z)Jr££-fi, pres. impr. act. of ^r/w.
Z*7T£7i', pres. inf. cont. — Znrus, -ci,
2 and 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. —
Znrttrt, 2 pi. cont. pres. ind. or
impr. — Zrjrdru), 3 sin. cont.
pres. impr. act.— Z)?r£7ra«,3sin.
cont. pres. ind. pass, of tyrita.
Znrcvns, 2 sin. pres. sub. act. of
Z*7T£vcd, Poet, for
Zrjriio -£>, f. -^ffu), p. t^t'irvKa, to
seek, look for, search, inquire ;
to argue, discuss, debate, ques-
tion, examine ; to desire, want,
need, miss ; to pursue, prosecute,
endeavour after, impf. act. efy'/
rtov -ow. pres. ind. pass, fyrio-
uai -ovuat. impf. pass. e^rjrt6unv
-ovunv.
Zfirnua^ -aros, rb, (fr. last) a
question, doubt, object of inquiry ;
a debate, dispute, controversy, pi.
tyrfinara' g. ^nrnudruv.
ZnTrjop, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. act. — Zn-
rrjaai, 1 a. inf. act. — Zrjrncov,
-dru), 1 a. impr. act. — Znri)ctrtx
-aovoi, 2 and 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act.
— Zyr/jowutv, 1 pi. 1 a. sub. act.
of same.
Zf,rn<si<i, -10%, Att. -£0)f, Ij, (fr.
same) a search, inquiry, investi-
gation ; disputation, discussion,
debate, controversy, pi. cont.
^rr70-£7j.
ZrjrnrtKbi, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same) cu-
rious, inquisitive, prying ; con-
troversial.
Znrovo-i, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind. or
d. pi. cont. par. pres. act
Z^toCv, neut. sin. — Z^rorvrc, d.
sin. — ZnrovvTts, n. and Znrovv-
T0)v, g. pi. cont. of (nrtu).
Zvrpuov, -ov, rb, (fr. £a much, and
rpiu) to fear) a work-house or jail
for refractory servants.
Zr/ro), 3 sin. of £f}0c, pres. impr.
act. of^/ic. Or Dor. for (nru),
3sin.cont.pres. impr. act. of£dw.
ZnTU), pres. ind. act. cont. — Z^tw-
ucv, 1 pi. cont. pres. sub. act. —
Zt7twv, par. pres. act. cont. of
Ztpuv»;,5:ij3uv»7 or Yv/3)'ivT],a hunting
spear ; a lance, javelin, dart, all
of iron.
Ziyyi(itpii,-ioi .Att. -£ws, ifr, ginger.
Ziyyoi, -ov, 5, the murmur of bees ;
a buzz, drone, hum or any such
sound.
Zi^dviov, -ov, rb, zizane, darnel,
tares.
Zi'iu, to seek, look for ; to inquire,
ask ; to examine.
Zoti, -rfr, r\, Ion. for ^wfj.
Zopicns, -ac!oc, f], Ion. for Sopicds.
Zooo,8ri/?fX, Heb. indecl. Zorob*.
hel, a man's name.
ZfiA
Zova9u>, 3 sin. cont. pres. impr.
pass, of£dw.
Zo<ptpo1o, Ion. for £ofcpov, g. of
Zoipepbs, -d,-bv,(fr.g6<pos darkness)
dark, dusky, gloomy, misty, dim,
obscure.
Zo<p6eis, -cava, -tv, (fr. same) sha
dy, dark, gloomy.
Z6<f>os, -ov, b, (fr. fa much, and
vi<poi a cloud) darkness, obscu-
rity, gloominess, shade ; dark
ness visible, blackness ; hell, the
infernal regions ; the west.
Zo<p6(ji -u>, f. -wcro>, (fr. last) to be
dark or shady ; to darken, shade,
overshadow.
ZoQuSns, -cos -ovs, o, ft, same as
%6<pepos, and fytpdeis.
Z6<l>ij)<ns,-ioi;,Ait.-tus,rf, (fr. %6<pos
darkness) a darkening, obscura-
tion; darkness, gloominess, shade,
obscurity.
Z6u), f. -iLaui, obs. see £<*vvv<a.
Zvyaarpov, and -rpiov, -ov, to, a
coffer, chest, box, case, desk.
Zvyeis, -uaa, -tv, n. pi. Zvyivrts,
par. 2 a. pass, of fyvyvvui.
ZvynXdrns, ov, b, same as £evyn\d-
Zvyirj, -is, ff, (fern. Ion. of next)
wedlock, marriage.
Zvyios, -ov, b, fj, (fr. next) yoked,
harnessed; of a yoke, about har-
ness ; pertaining to wedlock,
marriageable.
Zvydi, -ov, b, and Zvybv, ov, rb, (fr.
tevyvv^i to join) a yoke, collar,
harness; bondage, slavery, sub-
jection; a balance, scales; the
cross bar of a lyre or harp, to
which the strings are fastened ; a
bench, transom ; a line of
troops.
Zvy6u> -<3, f. -c5(tw, (fr. last) toyoke,
harness, put m draught ; to en-
slave, subdue, conquer ; to join,
frame, put together ; to fix the
cross bar to a lyre.
ZvywyLa, -aros, to, (fr. last) a band,
cramp, fastening, brace.
ZiOos, -ov, b, or-£Of -ovs, to, (per-
haps fr. £fW to boil, and aidds
heat) drink made of barley, beer,
ale.
Ziun, -ns, }}, (perhaps fr. £/w to
ferment) yest, barm, leav-
en.
Zvuol, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
of
Zvfido) -<3, f. -ixxro), p. ztvfiwKa, (fr.
Zvfi)) barm) to work, ferment ;
to leaven, cause to ferment.
Zvuwua, -dros, rb, (fr. last) any
thing leavened, as bread, ale,
&c. ; leaven, yest, barm.
Zvfiuxns, -t0f, Att. -«uj, >), (fr.
same) working, fermentation.
Zvfiwrbs, -i), -bv, (fr. same) leaven-
ed.
Zwaypdcfxa, and Zu>aypa<pt<*, (fr.
£u>oj alive, and ypd<t>& to write) to
paint to the life, delineate, por-
tray, express.
ZtS. 1 sin. — Zuiutv, 1 pi. cont. pres.
ind. or sub. of fdu).
Zwaypaxpdnevos, -rj, -ov, par. 1 a.
mid. of %<jjaypd(p{i).
znN
Zwdypiov, -ov, rb, (fr. £a)3f alive,
ana dypa a catch) ransom.
Zu)ypa<piu) -G>,f.-rja(ji,l>.efaypd<f>riKa,
1 a. ind. act. efaypdfnaa. per.
ind. pass, c^uiypdtpnuat, same
faaypd(pu, or -<pib>.
ZwypaQia -as, fj, (fr. £wos alive,
and ypdQw to write) a painting
picture, delineation, portrait.
Z(jiypd(boi,-ov, 6,(fr. same) a paint-
er, limner.
Zuypu -ei, pres. impr. act. of
Zwypiut -w, f.-r;<ra», p. e£u>ypr]Ka,(fr.
£u>bi alive, and dypa prey) to
take alive, spare life, give quar-
ter, take prisoner; to animate,
enliven, vivify ; to grow, vege-
tate, per. ind. pass, e^dypnuai.
Z&ypia, and Zuyyptia, -as, >/, see
faypin-
Zwypias, -ov, b, (fr. faypiu), which
see) taken alive, living.
Ziaypin, -ns, t), (fr. £wof alive, and
dypa a prey) a living prey, live
booty ; a captive, prisoner, sur-
viver ; a taking alive, quarter.
Zuyp&v, par. pres. act. cont. of
£u>ypi<i).
ZwSiaicbs, -ov, b, (fr. next) the Zo-
diac.
Z<aSiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of faov a liv-
ing creature) a small animal
or creature ; a constellation or
heavenly sign.
Zdk, Ion. for i%ue, 3 sin. impf. act,
Zwetv, pres. inf. act. of |ciw,
Poet, for £dw.
Z&zoKov, Ion. and Poet, for i£u>ov
impf. of fww^for £dw.
Zawj, -ijj, ft, (fr. faa> to live) life,
existence ; condition, lot ; con-
duct, behaviour ; livelihood, sub-
sistence, means, property.
Zwn, 3 sin. pres. sub. act. of £ww.
Ztonv, -ns, -n, Att. for £doipi -<$ui,
-dois -u>s, -doi -w, pres. opt. act.
of ^o'u.
Zu>7?c(, Ion. for |u>a(j, d. pi. of
Z(i)6d\uio;, -ov, b, f/, (fr. far/ life,
and $d\not to cherish) cherish-
ing, nurturing, kind, fond ; live-
ly, animated, brisk.
Zuiia, -as, //, for £w>/.
Zu>ikos, -ov, b, fy, (fr. £&ov a crea-
ture) having life, living, sensi-
ble ; animal, corporeal.
Zutyta, -art)?, rb, (fr. £wvv«5<*to gird)
a coat of mail ; a belt, sash, gir-
dle ; a waistcoat.
Zofyicv, cont. fr. ^doutv, 1 pi. pres.
ind. act. of £dw.
Zu> ufipvcns, -ios, Att. -ewj, >/, fr.
fapbs sauce, and apvw to draw)
a ladle.
Zutui&iov, -ov, to, (dim. of next)
sauce, &c. see next.
Zu)fjibi,-ov, b, sauce; brotli, soup,
pottage, minced meat.
Z&v, cont. fr. fa'wv or $dov, n. —
Zuvro?, g. — Zu>vri,d. — Zawra,
a.sin.orneut. pi. — Zd>vr£?,n.pl.
— Zu)vtu)v, g. — Z&vras, a. all
cont. par. pres. act. of fda>.
Zwvt], -ns, f), (fr. £uvvvu> to gird)
a girdle, sash, belt ; a pocket,
purse ; a zone.
(271)
znn
• Zuvvvui, same as £u>vv6u.
ZuivvvaKonnv, -ov, -tro, impf. pass*
I of favvvoKu), Ion. for
I Zuwvui, Zwvvvui, and Zu>vvvaK<ar
f. faatt), p. i£u)Ka, to bind roundr
tie about, gird, harness, gird on ;
to environ, encircle, impf. i?J>v
vvav. per. ind. pass. i?uapat- 1 a.
ind. mid. efaadunv,-**, -arot 1 a.
pass. ind. e^&adriv par. Qwc&tis.
Zmrciov, and Zcivnov, -ov, to, (fr.
£dw to live, or fr. fya barley) a
mill, millstone, quern.
ZuoyovzioQai, pres. inf. pass. cont.
— Zwoyoi^o-ti, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act.
of
Zwoyavwt) -w,f. ->7C-a>,p. tfaay6vrjKa%
(fr. next) to give lift to, gene
rate, procreate, produce young ;
to save or preserve alive ; to vivi-
fy, animate; to have life, be
alive.
Zwoyovos, -ov, b, rj, (fr. fabs alive,
and ydvos offspring) giving life,
producing, bringing forth, pro-
creating ; vital, living, alive.
Zu)oypa<piu>, Zu>oypa<pia, Zuoypd
0oj, see Zwypatpeu), &c.
Zojoiui, pres. opt. act. of £wu>, for
C,d(>}.
Zwoiai, d. pi. Ion. of fwov or £ux5?.
Zwor, -ov, rb, (neut. of £o^j alive)
a live thing, living creature, ani-
mal.
ZiLovrt, du. Zwovrej, n. pi. par.
pres. act. of ^uu.
Zwovti, d. sin. of same, also Dor.
for ^Jiouoi, d. pi. or 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. of same.
Zwoiroiiia -w, f. -jyco), p. tfaoizoinKa%
(fr. fojoj alive^ind Trou'wto make)
to make alive, give life to, quick-
en, vivify, animate, enliven. 1 a*.
pass. ind. e^wo-rroif/dnv. par. fao-
iroinOsis.
ZiooTro'trjats, -to?, Att. -etas, f/. (fr.
same) an enlivening or giving
life to, production, procreation ;
animation.
Zwoj, -»j, -bv, (fr. guu) to live) Ztw-
ing, alive*
ZuoTrjs, -t]tos, fj, (fr. last) that
whereby we live and breathe;
animation, life, spirit.
Zu)otok(u) -u>, (fr. £u3? alive, and
tiktu) to bear) to beget, beary
produce, bring forth alive.
ZworoKta, -as, i$, (fr. same) a pro-
ducing or bringing forth alive.
Zu>otokos, -ov, b,fj, fr. same) pro-
ducing its young alive ; vivipa-
rous.
Z(iM(pvTa, -<i)v, t&, (neut. pi. of next)
animal plants, zoophytes.
ZwofyvTos, -ov, o,(fr. ^woy alive, and
(pvu) to grow ) Jerlile, productive ;
living, alive ; planted, rooted, in
the ground.
Zu)6o) -ib, (fr. fabs alive) same as
Z(i)-Kvpi(i> -5, f. -}'i<tu), (fr. same, and
irvp fire) to light up, kindle ; to
in/lame, animate, excite ; to a-
wake ; to restore, refresh, revive ;
to increase, enlarge.
Zwitvpov, -ov, to, (fr. same} a spark,
embers ; hot cinders, live coal,
H
fuel ; a remainrler, remnant, race ;
that which ignites, injiumts or
vMWS up ; a p tir ofhellous, fan
Ztopbs, -<i,-*v, (perhaps fr. <j/w to
ferment) mcrt, flat*, afonc, by
itself ; pure, neat, u/unieid, u>i-
a latter itn I , strong, not diluted ;
powerful, rfFtrtu.,',
teniji- romp, {uport-
pyf, sup. -tut ><;.
Zwj, cont. fr. £u>jj.
ZCxra. Zdaav, 'ZHtaas, fem. cases
conL. MB |iris. aoC oi'^aw.
Z&aat, 1 ii. inf. act. — Zujffa/ifjv,
Inn. for e£u>o<iuTiv, 1 a. iml. mid.
— ZtioaaOai, 1 a. inf. mid. —
Zw<r£j,3sin. 1 f. act. — Zuxrtadai,
1 f. inf. mil. — ZuaOus,-tioa,-lv,
par. — ZuaQrivai, mf. 1 a. pass,
of £utvvvu).
Zwffi, cont. fr. £«'wcn, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. ; or d. pi. cont. par.
pres. act. of £du>.
Zii)aiaos,-ov,b,fi, (fr. (aw to live)
likely to live, lively.
Zwais,-ms, Att. -tus,h, (fr- ^wvcuw
to gird) 't hunting, tying, gird-
ing <>r girding on.
Zu<rr^o,-no>JS, !/, (fr. same) a 6e&,
girdle, sash.
Zu>orpov,-ov,rb,(ft. same) agirdle,
binder, bandage ; a waistcoat,
corset.
ZuxTii), 1 f. ind. act. of £u>vvuu>* or
of £uu>.
Zwr/Kds, -r>, -dw, (fr. £wo> Poet, for
&iw to live) enlivening, giving
life, animating ; living, alive,
having life ; vegetative, vegetat-
ing, vegetuble.
Zwui, Poet, for Zdu.
Zww, d. sin. of £mdj.
II
H, ti, called Eta. The seventh
letter of the more modern
Greek alphabet, but the eighth
of the ancient, whence, as a
numeral character, 17 is still
used for eight ; and with a dot
underneath, n, for eight thou-
sand. Originally it appears to
have been the mark of a strong
breathing, like the English H ;
but the latter Greeks made it
to represent a long E, and re-
tained the old E, £, when pro-
nounced short.
*H, surely, certainly, indeed, tru-
ly, really, verily ; what ? why ?
whether 1
*H, Poet, n\, or, either, else ; than,
rather than, more than ; save,
except, but, unless.
*H, n, forbidding or preventing,
ha, ha.
"H, by Aphaer. for <prj, which for
fyr), 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of
<pr)ui.
"H, 3 sin. impf. of tiyX, to be.
urA
"H, 3 sin. pres. sub. of same.
"H, n. sin. fem. of 0, n, rb, or of
o«, 1), 0.
TH, (d. sin. fem. of 8?, >j, 3, viz.
o6"u>) where, in what pj ,
which or what way ? hoiv 1 in
viluc/i manner ? by what
"Ha, rjts, rjc, Poet, for ia, which
Ion. for nv, impf. of n/w, to
be.
"Ha, jjai, ije, Att. for c7a, per. ind.
mid. ofcifii, to z».
'Ha, (perhaps fr. Uvo( dry) haulm,
the dry stalks of peas, &,c. ;
struiv.
"Hdro, Ion. foj nvro, 3 pi. of rjunv,
lliljif. of rj/iai.
"H/3a, Dor. forr,0t,.
Hfiaibv, (neut. of next) a little, but
little, very little. Ov6' rjfimbv, not
the least, not in the least, not at
■ft
Hftatbs,-d,-bv, (perhaps fr. ,) sure-
ly, and (iaids small) little, small,
diminutive ; few.
'Hjldw -ut, or 'llihi(TKu),f. f)(5t/<rut, p.
fifilKa, (fr. next) to grow up,
arrive at maturity or puberty ; to
thrive, .flourish, bloom.
"Hflrj, -Tjs, f), youth, puberty ; Hebi,
the goddess of youth ; the. youth
or young people ; vigour, fresh-
ness, bloom.
'H/M^, (fr. last) youthfully, lusti-
'.V i l>y youths, every man, man
by man, young and old, univer-
sally.
'H0TiKu>s,-v?a, -bs, par. per. act. —
'H0r}oas, -aaa, -av, in du. f)0r'i-
oavrt, par. I a. act 'HPrjaua,
-as, -c, JEol. for fi(3i}(raiui, 1 a.
opt. act. o{rj0du>.
'Hfinrfiptov, -ov, rb, (fr. rjfin youth,
and rnpiu to pass time) a semi-
nary, sclwol ; a retreat, place of
retirement
HfiovX^driv, H$ov\6unv, Att. for
eliovXrjdnv, I a. ind. pass, and
£/JouA<5/<»7i/,impf.pass.of£?ouXo/*ai.
'H(i<7)T]v, Att. for i'i(i<}ui, cont. fr.
fi(idoiui, pres. opt. act. of r) (3 aw.
fH/3woi/ii,pres.opt.act. — rH/?u5w<ra,
Poet.for rf^Cxra, fem. par. pres.
act. of 'Hfrbu), Poet, for f,0du>.
~Hy\ for ?jye, 3 sin. 2 a. or impf.
ind. act Hydytr, for nydyero,
3sin. o{Hyay6ur}i>,-ov,-cTo,m'id.
— 'Hyayov, -£?, -e, 2 pi. -ere, act.
for nydunv, 2 a. ind. mid. and
riyov, 2 a. ind. act. of dyu).
Yiydyoaav^ LXX. for tjyayov, 3 pi.
see last.
Hyadirj, Ion. for ayadirj, d. sin. of
aydQcos.
HyaWiaira, -as, -t, act. — HyaWta-
crdunv, -w, -aro, mid. 1 a. ind.
of ayaW idu).
Hyaniv, -a<ro or -w, -aro, impf.
mid. of dyduai.
HyavdKrnaa, -a?, -e, 3 pi. -nvav, 1
a. ind. act. of ayavuKriia.
Hyaxa, cont. for vydirae, 3 sin.
impf. act. — Hydnrioa, -as, -t, 1
a. ind. act. of ayaizdit).
Hydircvv, Dor. and.^Eol. for vyd-
irovv, 3 pi. cont. impf. act. as if
fr. ayaniu, for ayairdw.
HTE
YlyaadpTiv -w, -aro, mid. — Hyda-
Qiv, ->?j, -t), pass. 1 a. ind. of
dydpai or ayd^Ofnai.
HydaauTo, Poet, for nydaaro, 3 sin
of rjyuadntiv.
HyydpcvKa, -as, -£, per. — Hyydptv
ca, -as, -£,3 pi. -tvaav, 1 a. ind.
■ "'!. of ayyapcuu).
'HyyeiXa, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. —
HyyuXdunv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. — llyyi>nv, ->is,->1, 2 a. ind.
pass. — Hyyi\()t)v,-T]Sy-n,\ a. ind.
— UyyiXicu, -nj, -£, per.
iihl. act. — llyj cWd/uiVf-ov, -tro,
impf. pass. — '\\yyt\uai, -aai,
Tat, per. ind. pass. — 'HyycXov,
-£?, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of ayyiXXut
'Hyyift,3wn.unpfl act. — 'HyytKa,
-as, -c, per — 'Ryyioa, -ac, -s, in
3 pi. -oav, 1 a. md. act. of ey-
Hyyvaro, 3 sin. cont. impf. mid.
<»l eyyvdu.
'Hyt, Att. iiydyt, 3 sin. 2 a. ind.
act. of dyu.
'Hytipa, -as, -t or -£v, in 3 pi. -pay,
1 a. in<i. act. — Hycipdpnv, -out
-tro, impf. mid. of tydpui.
'HyclffOai, pres. inf. mid. cont. —
'HyctffOc, -oQuaav, 2 and 3 pi.
cont. pres. impr. mid. — 'Hy£?rai,
cont. 3 sin. pres. ind. mid. —
'Hydro, cont. 3 sin. impf. mid.
of,)ytonai.
'Hytfidva, -6vas, -6vi, -<5vof, -6ai%
EMM offjycuwv.
'Hycuovtvovros,g. par. pres. act. of
I'tycfiovcvu).
'Hytftovcvs, -ios, Att. -fu>?, and Ion.
-rjos, b, (fr. Iiyiouat to lead) a
guide, conductor, leader; cap
tain, chief, general.
'Hytuovtvu), f. -cvffo), p. -tvica, (fr.
fiycfiiov a leader, th. fiyiopai to
lead ) to lead, guide, rule, govern,
command, impf. f/yepdvevnv.
'Hytuoviu -5, (fr. same) to have
the command or supremacy ; to
rule, govern.
'Hyc/Jiovrja, a. Ion. of fiyeuovtis-
'Hyeuovla, -as, f), (fr. fiycuuv a lead-
er) lead, rule, command, supre-
macy, government, reign.
'HycuoviSris, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
leaxler, head, chief; governor,
ruler, prince.
'Hycjjiovlr), -ns, h, I°n- f°r >'iycixovia.
'HyenovVicbv, -ov, Tb, (neut. ofnext)
the lead ; pre-eminence, excellen-
cy, superiority.
'rlyeuoviKos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. >'y£^o;v a
leader) ruling, governing, lead-
ing, chief, principal, head; prince-
ly, noble.
'Hycuiov, -6vos, b, fi, (fr. next) a
leader, guide, director ; a presi-
dent ; a head, chief, ruler, go-
vernor, prince, g. pi. riytuovuV d.
f/yiuoc-i, and Poet. i]ytp.6vioi or
-£<r<n.
'Hyeouai-ovuai,?. -tfffoua^p.-nuai,
(fr. dyw to lead) to lead, guide,
conduct, direct; to teach, in-
struct ; to presifle, rule, govern,
reign ; to think, deem, esteem,
value, impf. mid. f/ycdfinv -ovpnv,
1 a. ind. mid. fiynedunv.
Hro
HyepiOovro, 3 pi. impf. pass, of
aytpidu).
h.ytp6tv,Bceot. and-^Eol.forHyfp-
drjaav, 3 pi. of Hyipd7]v,-7}s, -rj, 1
a. ind. pass. — 'Hytpica, -ag, -t,
per. ind. act. of aydpto or tydpu).
"Hytcrdt, 2 pi. 'Kyero, 3 sin. and
'Kyovro, 3 pi. of riydjiriv, impf.
pass, of dyui,
'RytTr)g,-ov, b, same as rjyen&v.
RyrjyipKtiv, Att. for rjytpKttv, pper.
act. of tydpu).
Ryr/Xd^u), f. -do-to, (fr. rjyiouai to
lead, and t\du>, for sXavi/w to
drive) to lead, guide, conduct, go
before, lead the way ; to herd,
collect or assemble together.
'Hyrjfia, -drog, rb, (fr. rjyiofiai to
lead) guidance, direction, rule;
counsel, advice ; design, plan,
course; inclination, will.
"Hyrjftai, per. ind. pass. — 'Ryvtrd-
Unv, -u), -aro, 2 pi. -aaadt, ind
'Ryvctdfitvog, -tj, -ov, par. 1 a.
mid. of same.
'Rynv, -rig, -77, and Att. tdynv, 2 a.
ind. pass, of dyu> or dyvvui.
"Hyrjirai, -dadw, 1 a. impr. mid. —
'Hyijffd/iTiv, -o), -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of
nytofiai.
'Ryrjaiag, -ov, b, Hegesias, a man's
name.
'Hyr/ais, -tog, Att. -£w?,i/, (fr. r)yio
pat to lead) the lead, head, rule,
government, reign.
'Hyrjr', for fiyrjrat, 3 sin. cont.
pres. sub. mid. off/yiouai.
Rynriog, -a, -ov, (fr. same) to be
thought, esteemed, supposed.
'Hynrfip, -Jjpog, and ' Hy^rwp, -opos,
0, same as fiytfidv.
'Hyiaaa, -as, -t, act. — 'Ryido-dnv,
-vs, -n, 2 pi. -Or/Te, pass. 1 a.
ind. — 'Ryiac^uvog, -v, -ov, par.
— 'Rylaorat, 3 sin. ind. per.
pass, of ayidfa.
HyKvXwjiivos, -t), -ov, par. per.
pass. ofayKtiXdw.
~Rypai, -%ai, -Krai, ind. — Ryfiivog,
-7], -ov, par. per. pass, of dyu).
"HyviKa, -as, -t, per. ind. act. —
'H.yviKH>s , -v7a, -bg, par. per. act.
— 'HyviGfitvog, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of dyvi^u).
Hyvdr/Ka, per. — Ryvdrjaa, 1 a. ind.
act. — Ryvoinat, Poet, and Dor.
for Tjyvdrjce, 3 sin. of r/yvotjffa. —
Ryoovv, 1 sin. or 3 pi. cont.
impf. act. oT ay void).
'Hyfa, -ag, -e, act. — Hyfa/o/v, -w,
aro, mid. 1 a. ind. of dyyu).
*Hyov, and Att. //yayov, -tg, -c, 1
pi. -outv. 2 a. ind. act Hyd-
urjv, -ov. -cto, 3 pi. -yovro, impf.
pass, of ayu).
"Ryopa} -ag, -e, and Att. tyt)yopa,
per. md. mid. of tydpu).
Hyopaaa, -ag, -t, in 3 pi. Ry6pacav,
I a. ind. act — Ryopd<r9vv, -rig,
-v, in 2 and 3 pi. -dr,re, -Br,o-av,
1 a. ind. pass. — Ryopaa/jiivog,
-rj,-ov, par. per. pass. otayopd£u>.
Hyopevdnv, -vs,-*}, in3 pi. RyoptvQr,-
ffav, 1 a. ind. pass, of ayoptvu).
Hyop6(i)vro, Poet, for vyop&vTo,
cont. fr. r/yopdovro, 3 pi. impf.
pass, ofayoodu).
Mm
HAl
'Ryovytai, -ovvrai, 1 sin. and 3 pi.
cont. pres. ind. mid. of fjyiofiai.
'Ryovptvog, -//, -ov, (par. pres. mid.
cont. of same) foremost, chief ;
choice, select, esteemed ; Subs, a
leader, chief, head, captain, com-
mander.
'Ryovv, (fr. r) surely, and yovv
however) or, whether ; yes,
surely, truly ; that is to say,
videlicet.
'Ryptro, Poet. Sync, for tydptro,
3 sin. impf. pass, of tydpu.
Ryptvdnv, -vg, -n, 1 a. ind. pass. —
'Ryptv<a,-ag, -t, per. ind. act,
'Ryptvaa, -ag, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
of ayptvu).
Ryptuxa, -ag, -t, per. ind. act. —
Rypitopat, -cat, -rat, per. ind.
pass. — Rypiucra, -ag, -t, 1 a.
ind. act. — Rypi&crdai, per. inf.
pass. cont. of ayptdw.
RypoiKijadunv, -a>, -aro, 1 a. ind
mid. of aypoiKtw.
"RyXa, -ag, -e, per. ind. act. of
dy%(i>.
Rywiilouyv, -ov, -tro, 3 pi. -£ovro,
impf! pass. — Ryuviapai, -aai
-arai, per. ind. pass. — Rywvia-
jiivog, -r], -ov, par. per. pass, of
aywvityi).
H<3\ for ;?i5i .
"USa. -ag, -e, Att. or Ion. eaSa, per
ind. mid. of aSiu.
H8d(pu)nat, -o~ai, -rai, per. ind,
pass. o(e8a<p6u>.
H<5f, Poet, and, also, both.
"Hta, (fr. »; fern, and the enclitic
8e)she,it; this, that.
'HSta, -ag, -e,lon. for fj8£iv,-eig, -ti.
'HSia, (neut. pi. of fjSvg) same as
fl5iu>g.
'HSeTa, n. fern. sin. of f/Svg.
'KSetv, -£tj» -£<, pl« -ci/xcv, -are, -ti-
trav, Att. for eiSciv, which by
Sync, for tih'fJKtiv, pper. ind.
act. of eiSiu) or eiStj fii.
"Khtioda, Mo\. for jjSeig, 2 sin. of
' f)Seiv, see last.
'KScko, Att. for r)<a, per. ind. act.
of f(5o>.
'HSiog, g. sin. otf)8vg.
"Rho-av, Att. for fjSao-av.
nSio-dr/v, -rig, -n, 1 a. ind. pass, of
miSiouai.
"HSirai, 3 sin. pres. ind. mid. —
"UStro, 3 sin. impf. ind. mid. of
r)Softai.
nStiog, (fr. ))5vg sweet) sweetly,
dearly, agreeably, pleasantly ;
gladly ; willingly, readily, comp.
r)$iov, sup. r)fiivTa.
"HSrj, now, already ; presently,
shortly, immediately, directly,
forthwith ; since, ago, 'Hir/ ek
Tto\\ov,long ago, long since. 'H<5r?
(51 Kai, but now also, but more-
over. 'K8rj irort, now then, now
at length.
"HSri, Att. for f)Ua, which Ion. for
rjftciv.
RSiKr/o-a, -ag, -t, -vautv, -aare,
-aav, 1 a. ind. act. of aSueiu).
KSiov, (neut. sin. of ^/wv) comp.
— "Kdiera, sup. of ,)8iu>g.
'HSlijiv, -ovog, b, '), comp. — "RSiar-
tos, -rj, -ov. sun. of fjSvg.
C273)
HAT
"Hiofiai, f. ricofjiat, p rjvuai, (fr.
f)8vg sweet) to be delighted, de-
light in, enjoy, be pleased or gram
tified; to rejoice, be glad. par.
pres. mid. r)66yLtvog, -rj, -ov, d. pL
-oig or -oiai.
HSojiiva, Dor. for 'HSopivri, fern,
par. pres. mid. of last.
"H8ov, and Dor. "^.Sov, -tg, -c, impf.
or 2 a. ind. act. of &8u>.
"H3ov, -eg, -e, 2 a. ind. act. of aSiia.
'HSovr), -rjg, r), (fr. r)8vg sweet)
sweetness ; pleasure, delight, en-
joyment ; gratification, indul-
gence ; lust, sensuality.
rHSog, -tog, -ovg, to, (fr. same)
sweetness.
"H8og, -tog -ovg, rb, vinegar, acidity,
sourness.
"HSpdaa, -ag, -e, 1 a. ind. act. —
"HSpaafiai, -aat,-crat, per. ind.
pass. ofiSpdfo.
'HSprjK&g, -v7a, -bg, par. per. act.
of aSpiui.
'HipvvQnv, -ng, -n, 1 a. ind. pass,
of a8pvvu.
'H8v, (neut. o(>)8vs sweet) same as
fiSiiog.
'HSveirdai, fern. pi. a3 if fr. r)$ve-
rrvg, -tia, -v, for
'H8vtnr)g, -tog -ovg, b, t), (fr. fj8v(
sweet, and inog a word, th.
imi) to speak) sweetly speakingt
eloquent, persuasive.
"HSvpog, -ov, b, r), (fr. same) sweet;
pleasant, agreeable, grateful ;
deep, sound, balmy.
HSvvaiTo, Ion. for Svvairo, 3 sin.
pres. opt. mid. — JiSvvdftnv, -u,
-aro, 2 pi. -adt, Att. for tSvvd-
ftr/v, impf. mid. of 8v va/iai.
HSwdo-Or/v, 1 a. ind. pass. Att. of
Svvd^u).
HSwidro, Ion. and Att. for tSv-
vavro, 3 pi. impf. mid H<5vv>7-
Bnv, -rig, -rj, pi. -Qr)\i.Ev,-QnTE, -drj-
cav, Att. for t5vvf)driv, 1 a. ind.
pass, of bivapai.
'Hhwrai, 3 sin. per. pass, of
'HSvvu>, f. -vvw, (fr. r)8vg sweet) to
sweeten ; to sooth, calm, mollify,
pacify, per. ind. pass. 'r)bvjifiai.
'HSvoo-pbg, -ov, b, i), (fr. same, and
oa^r) a smell) sweet-smelling,
fragrant. Subs, mint, cinna-
mon.
'K8vTd9tia,-ag, r), (fr. same, and
irdiT^u) to endure) voluptuous-
ness, indulgence, pleasure, lux-
ury.
'HSv-rvoog -ovg, -6ov, -ov, b, r), (fr.
fjSiig sweet, and -rrviu) to breathe)
sweetly breathing, odoriferous.
HSvg, -tia and Ion. -tin, -D, sweet,
luscious ; pleasant, agreeable,
grateful, delightful ; glad, cheer-
ful, joyful, comp. ^5iWorr/<5ure-
pcg, sup. riSiarog or i)8vrarog.
HSvo-fia, -arog, rb, and "RSva/iog
-ov, b, (fr. last) sweetness, lus-
ciousness ; a sweetmeat, pre-
serves ; seasoning, spicery ; alle-
viation, relief, amusement, pas-
time ; harmony, melody.
H$v<pu)vla, -ag, r), (fr. same, and
</>u)v?i voice) sweetness of voict,
melodiousness of tone, harmony
•H^w, f. fiffu), (fr. same) to delight,
plenary gratify, amuse. 1 a. md
act. fjffu.
H^w, Heb. indecl. /iu light ; the
rainbow.
Hi, Poet, for i), tfwn ; or, either ;
whether.
"Hi, 3 sin. of ?ja, Poet, for ia,
which Ion. for j)v, impf. of npt,
to be.
Hi, 3 sin. of fia, Att. for t7a, per.
rnid. of iiut, to go.
"Hia, -a(, -i, Ion. for jjttv, -eij, -«,
pper. mid. of t7ut, to go,
"Hit, 3 sin. of i)eiv, see last.
H£i<W,-£if, -£i, by Pleon. fore/c^iv"
or by Att. Epen. for fiouv, which
also Att. for same itcuv, which
by Sync, for tici'/Kitv, pper. md.
act. of uoiu> or cJ&fju*
He/%, by Pleon. or by Att. Epen.
for ijfyj, 2 sin. Att. of tiltav,
which by Sync, for ii6i'ikuv, pper.
act. of £i<5/w or ticnut.
'Httv, -nf,-at pper. mid. ofn^j,
to £0.
'Htipa, by Pleon. for ttpa 1 a. ind
HIE
for r)duo{ respected) familiar,
intimate ; Subs, a comrade, com-
panion.
Hddvtov, -ov, to, some hind of drink-
ing vessel, a cup.
H0dy, -d6oi, b,f,, (fr. rjfloj habit)
familiar, intimate ; accustomed,
usual ; tame, domesticated.
'HQi, for /)6ia, n. a. v. pi. of >j0oj.
Hdil', for llOtlt, v. ofndilof.
Hduv, pres. inf. act. of rj6w.
H0t?oj, -a,-ov, (by Proslh. for Silot
divine, th. $to$ god) rmptcttd,
revered, honoured, esteemed ; in-
timate, familiar, dear. Address-
ing or speaking to, sir, madam,
brother, cousin, friend, my dear.
HdiXnoa, -af, -t or -iv, pi. -oauiv
-aart, -oav, la, — 'H8i\ov,-n
t or-tv, impf. ind. act. of tdi\u>
HOirtjoav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of 'Hiov, -if, ȣ, impf. or 2 a. of t(ut
act. of ctow. Or it is 1 a. ind.
act. of aiipot.
Hf\tof, -ov, b, Poet, for JjXioc, g.
Ion. niXioto.
"Hcv, fit with v added, which see.
~H£v, f)i with v added, which see.
Hi£iv, Dor. for nifav, 2 sin. impf.
mid. of at(u).
Htof, g. of ijfcj, Poet. fortOc.
HHtp, Poet, for trip.
Hipa, Poet, for a/pa, a. of afip.
Hipidouat, for atpiOouat, 3 pi. Hep/
0ovrai.
Htp/flovro, 3 pi. impf. pass. — H/t>-
0'7»'i -'?f»->7i in 3 pi. H/p0i7<rav, 1
a. ind. pass, of acpidopai.
Hipi, Poet, for aipi, d. sin. of afip.
Htpliiota, -af, }}, a woman's name.
Hiptof, -a, and Ion. -n,-ov, (fr. rj^p
Poet, for a>)p the air) same as
aiptof.
'Htpxa, -a$, -e, per. ind. act —
Htpaat, -oat, -rat, per. ind.
pass. — Hipunv, -oo, -to, pper,
ind. pass, of atlpu.
Htpoitcfif, -iof -ohf, b, }/, (fr. ntip,
Poet, for afip the air, and £i<5os
shape) dusky, misty, dark, ob-
scure ; also airy, clear, bright.
Hepottf, -ttca, -iv, (fr. vr)p Poet,
for afip the air) same as a£pd£(?.
Hcp6(t>oi rt f, -( 6o i, fi, and HtpdfotTos,
-ov,b,'i, (fr. same, and Qotrdu) to
frequent) wandering in dark-
ness ; towering or passing through
the air, skimming the air, flying ;
aerial, lofty.
'Hfpro, 3 sin. of nipunv, see in fjepica,
"Htoav, Att. for f)tioav, 3 pi. of f/ttv.
Hcriiov, -wvoj, b, Eetion, a man's
name.
H^dvOvv, -i7j, -t), 1 a. ind. pass, of
a^aivui.
'Hnv, Att. and Poet, for, for fiv,
impr. of £<//(, to be.
Hr?«, >/'<>">! *, and j}, Poet, for afip.
'Hdn, Am. for CSa or £iw0a, per.
ir.d. niul. orf'9uj.
Hfl^<i,a. sin. of n'idf.
H0«(oj, -ou, 6, ^, (perhaps Poet.
8it(u>
Hflf'w, same as ^0u.
H0I7, cont. fr. i$0£a,pl. of F;0O$
Hdnxa, -af, -£, per. ind. act. —
Hdnulvoi, par. per. pass, of i/0u».
H0i«c3i, -fi, -dv, (fr. Ty0of manner)
ethic, relating to precepts of mo-
rulity, moral, instructive ; ho-
nest, orderly, well conducted ;
usual, habitual, pojiular.
H0<koj, -fi, -bv, (fr. fiBu) to strain)
strained, purified, cleared.
lidtK&i, (fr. yQticbi moral) morally,
honestly, soberly, discreetly.
HQfibs, -ou, b, (fr. >}0w to strain) a
sieve, strainer.
H0on-o«/u» -w, (fr. rjQos manner, and
7ro(/w to make) to form the man-
ners, educate, discipline, in-
struct ; to accustom, habituate,
give a bias ; to imitate or repre-
sent a character.
H&o-noita, -af, ft, (fr. same) the
forming of manners, education,
instruction, discipline ; expres-
sion of the passions, habit or
character ; imitation, confor-
mity.
H0or-oidj, -ov, b, f), (fr. same) that
forms the manners or gives a
habit ; moral, instructive, im-
proving, imitative, conformable.
*H0oj, -cos -ovi, rb, (fr. f'0w to ao
cuMom) a haunt, place much fre-
quented ; abode, residence, dwell-
ing, lodging, habitation, home,
native place ; custom, habit,
usage ; familiarity, intimacy, ac-
quaintance ; disposition, genius,
turn of mind ; manners, morals,
conduct.
Hdvuovv, impf. act. cont. of adv-
uro). Or, Alt. for tOv/tovv, same
of Bvjiiu.
'H0<i> or H0£u>, f r/crw, p. -VKa, to
strain, sift, purge, refine.
'Hi', for r;u, and ifuv with v added,
3 sin. of
Hi'a, -af, -t, Ion. for rja, which
Att. for eta, per. mid. of tiut,
to go.
'Wtyuat, -l;ai,-KTat, per. and Wy-
fivv, -fa, -kto, pper. pass, of
atertru). or for dypai, per. and
eiyfinv, pper. pass, of iIku.
lliztv, iftntfiftct, Ion.forr/£;v, which
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HKE
Att. for £f£iv, pper. mid. of ,<
to go.
HiOtos, and 'H0£oy, -ou, o, (perhaps
fr. a'tOu) to glow, or aiaow to
rush) a young man, youth; a
bachelor, single, unmarried.
'Hikto, 3 sin. of niyptjv, see fjiyuat.
'Hifitv, for fjfitv, which by Sync.
for i'iuutvt 1 pi. of fittv, pper.
mid. of ti fit, to go.
'Hifa, -af, -£, in 3 pi. 'Hi'£av, 1 a.
md. act. of aiaou).
'llifat, 2 sin. of f/iyuat, which see.
Hiditf, -toca, -tv, by Sync, for
nlovbtif, (fr. niu)v the shore)
brnrhy, confined in banks, with
high banks, viith a steep beach,
'lliov, -ov, rb, (fr. iu> or uui to go)
provisions, victuals, food, meat ;
chaff-
ox ItU).
Hj'aV, for nldva, a. sin, of ijjwv.
H idvioot, d. pi. Ion. of same.
HUvn, -nf, fi, a woman's name.
Hiovijoat, Ion. or Poet, for atovrjoat,
1 a. inf. act. of atovdut.
'Hiof, -u, -ov, (fr. tnui to shoot)
skilled in tlte bow, unerring,
piercing, an epithet of Apollo,
and Bacchus, the archer.
rHif, for pt, which for ats, d. pi.
fern, of Sj, fj, |<
"Hioav, for laav, 3 pi, of £iv, impf.
of tiut, to go; or for £?orav,3pI.
of £?<ra, 1 a. ind. of i[u, to go.
It may be for lonv, 1 sin. or
laav, by Sync, for loaoav, 3 pi.
impf. of (an fit.
'Hiotcov, -if, -i, impf. act. of uoku.
HioTuoa, -as, -i, I a. ind. act. of
a'iar6iji.
UixQiv, -»/f, -V, 1 a. ind. pass, of
atoow.
"Hi'^i, for^i, which for }}, where.
Hiciv, -ovos, !i, (fr. aiovdu) to dash)
shore, strand, beach, bank.
tHk\ for tjica, l,or Jjki, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. act. of Inut.
Hica, »»r THxa, quietly, calmly,
gently softly ; gradually, by
degrees ; humbly, submissively ;
little, but little.
Hku, -af, -£, per. act. of iota' of
idta' or of ^0w.
Hku, -af, -£, per. act. of dota.
H<a,-af,-t, 1 a. ind. act. of "nut.
Or, per. act. of |cV« or per.
mid. ofrjKut.
'Hicagov, impf. Att. of cticd£u>.
Hicatpuode, 2 pi. cont. impf. mid.
of aKatpiouat.
Hica\bf, -oy, h, h", (fr. tjko gently)
quiet, still, calm, tranquil ; gen-
tle, humble, submissive.
UKaxovy -£j, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of
aKaXfw.
H*e, 3 sin. of T/Ka, 1 a. ind. act.
of hint- Or of f/Kov, impf. or
rjKa, per. mid. ofijxw.
"Hku, 3 sin "Hkovoi, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. of >/ku>.
H*£iv, -ttf, -£«, Att. for £<>£iv,
which is pper. ind. act. of tUrn,
or of ti/it, to go.
'Hkcv, (fr. Jj or, and kcv an en-
clitic termination) or, if, either^
HAA
whether; surely, certainly, tru-
H«o-a/ii7v, -a>, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid.
of aKtofiai.
'Hksotos, -t], -«», (fr. n for a neg.
and Ktvriu) to goad) not submis-
sue to the goad ; wild, ungovern-
able ; untamed, unbroken.
HKTjK6uv,'eis, -ti, for atcvKotiv, Att.
for nicdetv, pper. ind. mid. of
Htcrjicdtcav, Att. for nKnudtioav, 3
. pi. of last.
'JIkjku, -a?, -£, per. ind. act. —
RKiad/inv, -0), -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. — HKiffjtivos, -rj, -ov, par.
per. pass, of a<Ki£u>.
"Hxtcra, (fr. next) teas* of all,
little, by no means, not at all.
Kkiotos, ~t), -ov, (sup. irreg. fr.
r)Ka gently) least, smallest.
'Htcpaaav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
aKfid^ut.
'Hkou, -as, -£, per. ind. mid. of
aicovu)' Att. aKrJKoa.
HKoAoi50£i,3sin. — H/toXoti0ouv,3pl.
cont. impf. act. — HicoXovdriKa,
-as, -e, per. — HKoXovdr/aa, -as,
-t or -£v, pi. -oautv, -oari, -aav,
1 a. ind. act. of aKoXovdiu.
Hkouiv, 1 pi. pres. or impf. or 2 a.
ind. act. of r,K<a.
Hkov, -e?, -t, impf. act. of same.
HK6vr)nai,-<rai, -rai, per. ind. pass,
of aKovdu).
~Hkov, Ion. for »)7rou.
'Htcovica, -as, -£, per. ind. act. —
'H*cou(r' for 'HKoixra, -as, -for -£v,
pi. -oaptv, -aarc, -aav, 1 a. ind.
act. — HKovadnv, -rjs, -n, 1 a.
ind. pass, of same.
Yli:pi(iu)Ka, -aj,-£,per. — Hicpiiiuaa,
-as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of aKoifidu.
HKpifiuipivos, -tj, -ov, (par. per.
pass, of same) exact, particular ;
finished, completed.
HKOifiupivus, (fr. last) exactly, par-
ticularly, nicely ; completely, per-
fectly.^
KKpoaffdfiriv, -u>,-aro, 1 a. ind. mid.
of aKpodopai.
Hktii, 3 sin. per. ind. pass. —
""Hkto, 3 sin. pper. ind. pass, of
dyu).
Hicvpwaa, -a?, -e, 2 pi. -aarz, 1 a.
ind. act. of aKvpou).
Hkco, f. i7^ti), p. mid. 't)Ka, to come,
approach, reach, arrive at ; to ad-
vance, proceed, make a proficien-
cy, improve ; to belong, pertain
to ; to come to pass, happen, impf.
t)kov. 1 a. act. ind. 7)%a' sub.
7,-oi, in 3 pi. S^wo-t.
HXdflqv, -i/5, -n, la. ind. pass, of
tXavvw.
U\aivonai, (fr. f/Xeos stupid) to be
come foolish, dote ; to rave.
"AXana, -us, -£, per. ind. act, of
tXavvta.
H\aKdrt),-ns,?i, (perhaps fr. cXavvw
to drive, or >/Xdo-Ku> to wander)
a distaff, spindle ; a dart, fishing
rod ; reed ; a rod used in ships
to which a riband was hung,
now called the dog-vane staff.
In pL RXaxara, -<av, rci, yarn
upon the bobbin or spool ;
HAfc
yarn ready for the loom ; a
warp.
HXaxarrjv, -r)vos, b, (fr. last) a kind
elfish.
HXdXa(a, -as, -£, in 3 pi. HXdXafav,
1 a. ind. act. of aXaXdiw.
'HXapai, -aai, -rai, per. ind. pass.
of t\du>or eXavvw. Att. cXr/Xafiai.
'HXd/itada, Dor. for ^XdutOa, 1 pi.
of
'HXdur/v, -m, -aro, in 3 pi. HXavro,
1 a. ind. mid. of aXXo/jiai.
'HXaff', for 'KXaaa, 1, or 'HXa<r£,
3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of cXavvu.
HXdoKw, and HXao-jcd^w, (perhaps
fr. d\n a wandering, or tXdo> to
drive) to go wandering about,
rove, roam ; to stray ; to shun,
avoid, elude, evade, decline.
H\d<TT£0V -OVV, -US 'CIS) -££ -£«,
impf. act. of aXaa riot.
UXdcrrpeov -ovv, -its -tis, -« -£«,
impf. act. of eXaarpiu.
"KXaro, 3 sin. — "HXavro, 3 pi. 1 a.
ind. mid. of aXXopai.
HXoro, cont. fr. nXdcro, 3 sin.
impf. mid. ofaXdopai.
KXarrovediinv -ovpriv, -iov -ov, -itro
-£jro,in 3 pi. RXarroviovro -ovvto,
impf. pass. — HXarrdvijaa, -as,
-£, 1 a. ind. act. of eXarrwiui.
HXdrrwKa, -as, -t, per. — HXdrrw-
aa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. — HXar-
T<*nivos, -i7, -ov, par. per. pass,
of £Xarrdw.
HXavvEro, 3 sin. impf. pass, of
tXavvia.
'HXyvKa, -as, -£, per. ind. act. —
UXyriKws, par. per, ind. act. —
"tiXyrjoa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. —
'HXyovv, impf. act. cont. of aX-
yiu.
'KXcyZa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
cXiy^u).
RXv'idnv, -ris, -t], pi. -6v[iev,-6nTe,l
a. ind. pass. — HX^fVoj, -n, -ov,
par. per. pass. — RXirjaa, -as,
-for -ev, 1 a. ind. act. of £X££«j.
'HXa/xuat, -*pair -itrai, per. ind.
pass. — 'HXti^a, -as, -£, per.
ind. act. — 'hXej^ov, -ts, -t,
impf. act. — 'HXznpa, -as, -c, 1
a. ind. act. — HAEci'd^v, -w,
'-aro, 1 a. ind. mid. ot aXetyw.
UXcKdrri, -ns, h, same as nXaKdrn.
HXtKTpri, -ns, f), Electra, a woman's
name.
'HXacrpos, -ov, b, and "HXucrpov,
-ov, rb, (fr. nXiKTwp the sun) am-
ber ; a composition of gold and
silver, burnished gold.
RXtKTpo<{>aris, -tos -ovs, b, h, (fr.
last, and <f>dd> to shine) shining
like amber t brilliant.
nXticrpvuv, -wvoj, b, Electryon, the
son of Perseus, and king of
Argos.
HXeKTpvoovn, -ns, r), Electryoni, a
woman's name.
HXiKTwp, -opos, b, (fr. a neg. and
Xixrpov a bed) the sun.
HXfftaros, -/?, -ov, (fr. nXebs foolish,
and ndraios vain) vain, fruit-
less ; silly, stupid ; false.
HXtoy, -a, -bv, (fr. dX>7 error) wan-
dering, wing; by chance, at
random ;Jtckle, changeable; doth
t%Vo\
HAI
ing, raving ; fooluth, unwite,
simple^ silly ; stupid, dull, sense
less; insipid, tasteless.
'HXcva, HXiud/iT/v, Poet. andiEoL
for fjXcvaa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
and rjXevadijLriv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of aXtuti), same as uXf'w.
HXcvOipuHxa, -as, -c, 1 a. ind. act.
of tXtvdepou).
KX)'/XaTo, Poet, for cXi'/Xaro, 3 sin.
of eXrjXdiinv, see eXi^Xa^ai. Or
by Att. redupl. for nXaro, which
see.
IlXnXiunriv, for aXnXt/jipnv, pper.
pass. Att. of aXciipu).
~HX9\ for rjX0£, 3 sin. of ~HX0ov,
Sync, for rjXvQov, 2 a. ind. act.
01 ep^ofiai.
'RXdoaav, LXX. for tjXBov, 3 pi. of
last.
HXt, Heb. indecl. Eli, my God.
'HXid^ojiai, (fr. 17X10? the sun) to
expose to the sun, bask; to sit
judicially in the open air, hold
the court 'UXiaia' to plead or sue
in that court.
'UXiaia, -as, $, (fr. same) Heliaa,
a court held at Athens in tho
open air.
HXias, -ov, b, Elias or Elijah tho
prophet.
"HX<du> -u», (fr. 17X10$ the sun) to be
like or resemble the sun ; to
shine, beam, radiate, be bright.
'HAidwv -wv,-dou<ra-w<ra, -dovSvt
in n. pi. fem. cont. fiXtticai, par.
pres. act. of last, bright, shining,
radiant ; golden yellow.
KXifiaros, -ov, and Ion. -010, 6, r)y
(fr. rjXios the sun, or aXiriu) to
wander, and (Salvia to go) to be
reached only by the sun's beams,
inaccessible ; rugged, craggy,
precipitous ; straying away, wan*
dering past discovery.
'HXievov, -cs, -£, impf. ofdAi£uo>.
'HXc0a, (fr. nXiOios silly) in vainy
to no purpose ; foolishly, simply.
Or» (fr. dXts enough) abundant-
ly, plentifully, largely; nume-
rously, in crowds.
RXiOtd^u), (fr. next) to behave silli-
ly, be foolish, dote, drivel, rave.
RXiBios, -ov, b, {/, foolish, silly, sim-
ple ; senseless, stupid, doting,
drivelling ; raving, mad, fran-
tic, distracted.
HXidt6rr/s, -vros, r), (fr. last) folly ;
stupidity, dotage ; madness, fren-
zy-
HXi9l<i>s, (fr. same) foolishly ; stu-
pidly ; madly.
'UXtKia, -as, r), (fr. r)XtKos how
great) size, stature, person,
figure; age; youth; bloom, fresh-
ness, vigour; a particular time
or period.
'HXikiutijs, -ov, b, and Dor. r)Xnci<L-
rasi (fr* last) a companion,
comrade, friend; of the same
time or age.
'RXiKidns, -iSog, 1), same as last in
the feminine.
'HXiVof, -n, -ov, how great, hove
much, hoio large.
"HXikos, g. of r)Xi£.
HXtitfifrGB4pw.»f.pa»offflJUw&4rf
HAT
'HX<£. -i*c>f, 6, h, (fr. Ukukt size)
of the same age, time or t'.alure ;
a companion, comrade, fellow,
friend.
HXidKavtrros, -ov, 6, f), (fr. r)\tos the
sun, and kcu'w to burn) sun-
burnt, scorched or dried in the
sun.
"HXioj, -ov, 6, (fr. fXq brightness,
or a\Xs the sea) the sun ; sun-
shine, light.
'HXtovimXts, -tos, fj, (fr. last, and
iroXts a city) Heliopolis, the city
of the sun.
HXiovaOat, cont. fr. {jXidtuOai,
pres. inf. mid. of
'HX«5w -<2, (fr. >'/Xioj the sun) to lie
exposed to the sun, to bask; to
enlighten ; to bake, parch or dry
in the sun.
'H\i<ri<6ur}v,'-ov, -cro, in 3 pi. qXla-
kovto, impf. pass, of aXiaicti).
WXirdunvos, and AXit6ut]vvSi -ov,
b, i), (fr. aXiriu) to mistake, and
ufjv a month) born before the
time, untimely, premature.
'HXirov, -ts, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of
aXtriti).
"RXi\p, -i7roj, »/, a shoe.
'HXiwdtis, -uaa, -iv, par. of'HX«u>-
dijv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass, of
f/Xtou).
'HXttooat, n. pi. fern, of ftXidwv.
'HXkov, Dor. for cJXkov.
HXKU)uivos,-ri,-ov, par. per. pass,
of iXxou.
HXXdynv, -ns, -n, in 3 pi. HXXay^-
aav, 2 a. ind. pass. — 'HXXay-
pai, -fgi, -»crci(, per. ind. pass.
— HXXaynivos, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass. — 'KXXayov, -ts, -t, 2 a.
ind. act. — 'HXAa(a, -as, -c, 3
pi. -fav, 1 a. ind. act. — HAXdy-
6ai, per. infpass. of uXXdcrau.
HXXoiwuai, -irai, -rat, per. ind.
pass, of aXXoidd).
RXXorpimuat, -oat, -rat, in 3 pi.
HXX'jTplu)vrai,per. ind. pass, of
aXXorpidu).
HXofidi]v, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass, of
aXodo).
UXoinaa, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
aXoidn).
HXdj, by Sync, for nXt6s.
'HXoy, -on, b, (fr. cut or 7nui to
drive) a nail, spike; a stud,
boss; a callosity, swelling, tu-
mour.
'HXdio-d, (fr. last) to nail, fasten
with nails.
'HXnifa 3 sin. KXir't^ouev, 1 pi.
impf. act. — 'HXiruca, -as, -c,
or -tv, pi. -Kautv, -nan, per.
ind. act. — HXntKivat, per. inf.
act. — HXitik6tes, n. pi. of HA-
ttiku>s, -via, -bs, par. per. act. —
HXmoa, -as, -e, 1 pi. -trautv, 1
a. ind. act. of eXm£a.
'HXto, by Sync. forfJXaro, 3 sin. 1
a. mid. of aXXouat.
ItXvydfa or -(£«>, (fr. next) to
darken, shade, overshadow.
HXdvt), -tjs, f], (fr. Xvyn darkness)
darkness, obscurity ; a shade,
shadow'
'HXt>0\ «or ijXvOe, 3 sin. of 'HAuflov,
ty Sync. 1)\dov, -ess -e, 2 a. ind.
HME
act. — 'HAvfla, -as, -t, 1 pi.
HXvdautv, Att. cXfiXvOa, and
Poet. tiXfjXovda, per. ind. mid.
of ip^ouai.
'HAufa, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
aXvoKu).
HXvatov, -ov, rb, Elysium, the re-
treat of the virtuous dead
among the heathens.
"HX<pov, -es, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
dXtpti) or aXtpavta.
"HXujKa, Att. idXwKa, -as, -t, per.
ind. act. of aXt'oTrw.
HXuunv, impf pass. cont. ofaAdo-
fMU.
"HAwv, and Att. /dAwv, -us, -a, in
3 pi. /jAuxruv, 2 a. ind. act. of
aXiaKU).
'Hun, -Xros, rb, (fr. jqjii to send)
a missive weapon, dart, shot ; a
cast, throw.
HudOnvtv, 3 sin. v added, 1 a. ind.
act. o( auadalvw.
Huadta, -as, >), Emathia, a name
of Macedonia.
HuaQiuv, -ovos, b, a king of same,
Emathion.
Huadbas, -eaoa, -tv, Ion. for aua-
Odus.
rHuat, -aai, -rat, (fr. tw to set) to
sit, be sealed.
THuap, -aros, rb, (fr. f/utpa the
same) a day. pi. riuara.
'HudprrjKa, -as, -c, 1 pi. -Kautv,
per. ind. act. — 'HuuprnKtbs, in
a. 'UuaprnKdra, par. per. act.
— 'Hunproi',-cs, -t or -tv before
a vowel, 2 a. ind. act. of auap-
TIIVU).
'H/Jidproaav, 3 pi. LXX. for rjuap-
tov, see in last.
'Hpius, a. pi. of cyu>.
'll/xdrtos, -a, -ov, (fr. rjuap the day)
daily, diurnal, every day, all
day long,
'liudrwuai, -oat, -rat, per. ind.
pass, of aluardu).
'HufiXaicov, -ts, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of
auftXaKtu).
Hfi(iXvdtio-av, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass
of afi(iXvu> or aufiXvvu).
'HuflpoTov, -es, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
auliporioi.
rH/it, for ti ul, that I, so as I, for
me.
"Hulas, Ion. for >)uas, a. pi. o(iyu>.
'HueSaitbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. rjutis we,
and ^oite^oj' soil) of our country,
party or side ; a countryman.
'Huics, Ion. for fl/mj, n. pi. of
eyw.
'H'fitda, 1 pi. oF rjunv, impf. of n^J,
to be.
Hueiftounv, -ov,-ero, impf. mid. of
a/i«'/?w.
Hp.d6nKa,-asi-t, per. act. of a/*«-
<5dw.
H/i£(<5>7Ku3f, -v?a, -3? , par. per. act.
of last, grave, serious; dull,
spiritless.
fH/zaj, n. pi. of £yc5.
fH/u<W, Ion. for t/fidv, g. pi. of
same.
HfitKTiu -d, (perhaps fr. cuiu) to
vomit, and fyw to have) to take
ill, scorn, disdain ; to loathe, ab-
hor.
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IIME
HufXrjKa, - s, -<"» P^r. ind. act. —
UucXnuivos, -/?, -ov, par. per.
pass. — II/i/Aouvjinipf. act. cont.
of aficXiu).
'H^fXX', for >/juXA£, 3 sin. impf.
Att. o\' uiXXu).
Ylfiiv, (fir. t) surely, and ph m
deed) surely indcid, verily
truly ; and, iioth.
"Hjicv, 1 pi. of t)v, impf. of etui, to
be. Or, Dor. for elvai, pres.
inf. of tame.
~1Aucv, by Sync, for fjciptv, 1 p1.
pper. mid. o(e1ui, to go.
"H^fvoj, -n, -ov, par. pres. mid. of
rjnat.
'Huipa, -as, and Ion. 'ttuipn, -ns,
i'l, (fr. iutipiii to desire, or qucpos
tractable, or fr. aua tOj
£w s the east, and ^f'uj to ilow) a
d'lif ; thr day, daylight. In pi.
'lays, u time or period. 'E.Kiivn
t'l niitpa, that day, the day of
jiu!«m<nt. 'Hpfpa KvptaKOi the
LortPi tiny, tun/lay. Hap' ijui-
pav, dm/ about) every other day.
M£0' ffiiipav, hy day.
"ttutptvu, f. -att), (fr. last) to pass
the day.
'Huipiuv, g. pi, Ion. of huipa.
'Huipnatos, -a, -ov, and -ov, b, fj,
((r. same) of a day, lasting but
a day; like day, bright, splen-
did.
'ttueptvbs, -fi, -bv, and 'Huiptos,
-uv, b, fj, (fr. same) daily, every
day, during day.
'Kuip)si -ISos, h, (fr« wtpos tame)
tamr, domestic, cultivated ; mild,
gentle. A kind of oak ; and, a
kind of vine.
'H/i£pd/3(0j, -ov, b, }), (fr. l]uipa a
day, and (iios life) living by the
day or from day to day ; a beg-
gar ; living but a day, whose life
is but a day.
'Hucpon'avuoTris, -ov, b, (fr. same,
and odvetov usury) interest paid
by the day.
'HucpoS pouiu) -u>, (fr. next) to act
as footman, run on messages.
'Hutpof>p6ucs,-ov,b,(fr. fiuipaaday,
and di&poua, per. mid.of rp/ywto
run) a daily courier, messenger.
'Huep6KotTos, -ov, 6, f/, (fr. same,
and koitv a bed) who sleeps or
lies in bed all day ; a sluggard.
'HutpoXoyitx) -a, (fr. same, and Xt-
yu) to reckon) to count the days.
'Uuepdouat, see t'iuep6to.
"Hucpos, -ov, b, f), tame, domestic,
not wild ; reclaimed, cultivated ;
meek, mild, gentle.
'HuepooKOTTos, -ov, b, (fr. fyuepa a
day, and o-Koniu) to observe) a
daily observer, spy or watchman
during day.
'Huep6ta -w, f. -uitrw, p. -tvica (fr.
riutpos tame) to tam3, reclaim,
make gentle. 'Hutpdouai -ovuaif
to become lame, grow docile, be
tractable.
'Hues, Dor. for tivat pres. inf. and
for fiucv, 1 pi. impf. ind. of etui,
to be.
' Hi> frepos, -a, -ov, (fr. fiutts we)
f>ir, our* ; on out tide.
HMI
*H/ifW, Ion. for ^wv.
ll/irijiivos, ->?, -ov, par. per. pass.
01 audtii.
'HfiTjv or ~H //>)v, surely, indeed,
truly, certainly, verily.
'Uftrjv, rjao, fjro, pper. pass, or
impf. or 2 a. mid. of «//<, to be.
"Uuriv, rjao, tiro, impf. mid. of
jjfiai.
'HlATjaa, -as, -f, 1 a. ind. act. of
audi*.
H/u, by Att. Aphaer. for 4>^{.
'HjU(, used in composition for »)/u-
avs, the half.
'Huiavtyos, -ov, 6, (fr. fyu half,
and av r)p a man) a half man ; a
eunuc/i.
H/nav0pwiro?, -ou, 6, »/, (fr. same,
and dvdpuiiros a man) half a man;
half man, half human.
'Hftiappriv, -evog, 6, )},.(fr. same,
and dpfav male) half male, cas-
trated.
*H/xt/3pwrof, -ov, b, r'h (fr. same,
and (ipwaicu) to feed) half eaten,
gnawed.
'Ilpiyiveios, -ov, b, r), (fr. same, and
yiveiov the beard) half bearded,
with little beard, young.
Hutyvpvos, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same,
and yvpvos naked) half naked.
'Hfiiiipdos, -ov, b, r), (fr. same, and
e\pu> to cook) half boiled or
dressed.
'Hfu0avf)f, -f'os -ot!s, b, f/, (fr. same,
and idavov, 2 a. ind. act. of
•&VI7CKU) to die) half dead.
*H//«0£Os, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
&£ds a god) a demigod.
'Hpidvris, -rjTos, and 'BplOvriros,
-ov, b, f), (fr. same, and Svrjaicw
to die) half mortal, half human;
half dead. a. sin. cont. r)nidavrj.
H//tKopo5, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
Kdpos a homer) half a homer or
cor.
'UlJiiKpdvtov,-ov, rb, (fr. same, and
Kpdvlov the skull) half the head ;
a half skull or half head,
ilfnuavrji, -£os -ou5i o, r), (fr. same,
and ualvofiat to rave) /ia//" mad,
doting.
"U/iv, d. pi. of £yw.
H/u'va, -»;s, ^, (fr. same, and {xvd
a pound) a Roman measure
of capacity, for dry things
and liquids, of about half a
pint.
Hpio\la, -as, f), (fern, of next)
usury when half the principal
was paid for interest, fifty per
cent.
'H/udXios, -ov, b, r), (fr. r)ni half,
and 6X05 the whole) the entire and
half, one and a half.
Hulovost -ov, b, r), (fr. same, and
6vos an ass) a mule.
H/^tjrfX£Kov, and Poet. 'HpiiriXtK-
kov, -ov, rb, (fr. r)jjn half, and ni-
Xckvs an axe) a hatchet, small
axe.
'HuiTrXcdpov, -ov, rb, (fr. same,
and -K\(Qpov an acre)/iu//an acre.
'HjinrXivQiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same,
and nXivdos a brick)a/ia//fcn'cA:
a brick of half the usual suk.
Hfiirvoos -ovst ~fa> •<*, °» hy (&•
HM3>
same, and 7rvfa> to breathe)
hardly alive, scarcely breathing,
half dead.
Hfxiaua, and Ion. 'Hulaca, -as, r),
and 'Hpiatvua, -aros, rb, (fr.
ripiavs half) the half, moiety.
Hui7(w, f. -cvo~u>, (fr. same) to
halve, divide equally, cut in two.
Hfiio-T}, cont. fr. tjfilaza, n. a. v.
pi. — 'Hulo-ovs, cont. fr. >/wfo-£os,
g. sin. oiifyuorus.
H/iuct^jov, -ov, to, (fr. >'/*i half,
and cti%os a line, th. ctei'^w to
go) a hemistich, half line in poe-
try.
Hfiio-v, -£05 -ovs, rb, (neut. of
next) the half, a half pi. r)uiar].
"Hfttcvs, -eia, -v, half.
'H/xirdXavrov, -ov, rb, (fr. r)jii half,
and Td\avrov a talent) a half ta-
lent, half a talent.
'HfjuriXeia, -as, hi (fr> same, and
rfXo5 the end) the half.
'H/itTEXfis, -£05 -ovs, 6, ft, (fr. same)
half Jinished, half done, imper-
fect, unfinished.
"Rfiirouov, -ov, rb, (neut! of next)
a half, half share.
'Hutrouos, -ov, b, %, (fr. fyu half,
and riuvoi to cut) halved, divided
equally, cut in tivo.
'HutyXcKTOs, -ov, b, fi, (fr« same,
and <t>\fyu to burn) half burned,
scorched, singed.
H/uwptov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
wpa an hour) half an hour.
rH/iuai, per. ind. pass. — "Rpui-
vos, par. per. pass, of Stttw.
'H/xo(/?a, -as, -t, per. ind. mid. of
apd(i(ii.
HuotprjKibs, -via, -bs, par. per. act
of a/jLoipiw.
'Huos, when, at such a time, at
such time as. "Huos, as, is
answered by rrjuos, as, so.
H/*tt£(^(5//^v, -ov, -tro, 2 a. ind.
mid. of auirix^' w th tw0 argu-
ments ; £j belonging to i%u>,
and the a of a/x<pl changed into
the temporal v-
H/z7T£o-^(5//>?v, and B.jxiriav6firiv
-ov, -tro, 2 a. ind. mid. of afnri-
%u. See the last.
H^77dX»?o-a, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
tydToXfW.
'Hjuuv', for y'luvvc, 3 sin. impf. or
2 a. ind. act. of auvvw.
Hixvvdnnv, -w, -ttTo, 1 a. ind. mid.
of same.
'U/xvaa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
Upvu, f. -vo-ui, p. rjfiVKa, to press
upon, make incline, bend ; to in-
cline, lean, totter; to fall, tumble
down.
Kn<payv6ow, impf. act. of a^ay-
voiw.
"RnQtipivosj -»7, -ov, par. per. pass,
of afx(biivvvjJii.
Hju^ijSaXXov, -£5, -£, impf. ind. act.
of afi<pi(ld\\u).
Uucpiyvo'vv, impf. act. cont. — Up-
(jjiyvoriaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act
o(an<piyvoio).
Hu<pi£WVfiTiv, -vao, -vro, impf.
pass, ofanipiivvvfii.
"RfiipUaa, -as, -t, for au<pluaa, 1 a.
ind. act of same.
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HNE
HucpUffuat, -aai, -rat, per. ind.
pass. — Hn<puo-ji{vus, -n, -ovt
par. per. pass, of same. It has
also m the perfect, TjpQUipai, and
V^<puuaL.
H/jKpia(3f:Tovv, impf. act. cont. of
aiHpiafinrib).
"Unoiv, -01/05, 6, ffy (fr. hfii to
send) a darter, shooter, archer.
'H/idiv, g. pi. of cyu>.
'Hv, (cont. fr. tav if) if, thought
whether. "Hi/ jxr), if not, unless,
except.
Hv, or r/vt, which see.
"Hv, a. fern, of 85, r), 0.
"Hv, 1 or 3 sin. impf. ofeifii, to be.
Also for ifaav, 3 pi. impf. of
same. Or for e&v, impf. of
d[tari.
"Yit, rjs, rj, Att. for <ptjv, <j>r,s, fr),
which for f'^^v, 2 a. ind. act. of
fflftt.
"Hv, >7S, rj or fjv, impf. of tiul.
THv, rjs, n, 2 a. ind. act. of Irjui.
HvdyKa'^ov, -£5, -e, impf. act. —
Hvayxao-a, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act.
■ — Hvay^cao-fl^v, -rjs, -rjy 1. a.
ind. pass. — IIvdyKao/jiai, -cat,
-rat, per. ind. pass. — Hvaycao--
phos, -Vy -ov, par. per. pass, of
avayxdfa.
Hvattir)Ku)Sy -vta, -bs, in n. pi. Hvat-
^»7f(5T£5,par. per. act. of avai&iw.
impudent, shameless; imports
note, troublesome.
HvdXwica, for avf)\wKa, per. ind.
act. — HvdXuaa, for avt'jXwca, I
a. ind. act. of ava\ioicu).
HvavTithQtjv, -ris, -r/, 1 a ind. pass.
— Hvavriwuai, -aai, -rat, per
ind. pass. — H*a»>nw/«vos, par
per. pass, of evavTi6w.
'Hva^a, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
avdaao).
'Hvapa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
evaipw.
"Hvacaov, -£5, -£, impf. act. of
avdaau).
"HvSavov, -£5, -£, impf. of avo\ivci>.
Hv^paya^itfj/ai, per. inf. act. ol
avSpayadiu).
HvSpwdvVy -rjsy -r/y I a« ind. pass
of avSp6u>.
'Hveyica, -as, -£, in 3 pi. "Hvcyicav
1 a. ind. act. — HvcyKdfirjv, -o>
-aro, 1 a. ind. mid. — 'Hv£y/cov,
-£S, -£, 2 a. ind. act. — HvfyKd"-
pr\v, -ov, -ero, 2 a. ind. mid. —
"Hveyuai, -(at, -Krai, per. ind
pass. — Hvfy^f'vos, -t], -ov, par.
per. pass. — Uvi^Qw, -vsy -n
1 a. ind. pass, of <pepu.
HviBijv, -tjsy -n, 1 a. ind. pass. —
'Hvni/at, -aai, -rai, per. ind.
pass, of aivfo).
'HvEiKa, -as, -£, 3 pi. -avy Ion. for
z/V£y*a. — Hv£/*avro, Ion. for
TivtyKavro, 3. pi. of TjveyKdnriv. 1
a. ind. mid. of <Afpw.
Hi/£7tt£, for av£77T£, 3 sin. 1 or 2 a.
act. of avfTTw.
Hvd'xPnv, Ion. for nvix^Wy 1 a.
ind. pass, of <f>ipw.
Hv£<£0>»7v, -ov, -tro, pi. -;££ff0£,
-%ovto, for aveixopvvy impf. mid.
of av£^w.
Hv«r}£, -eos -oiii, h4 f/, lying along.
HN1
ttretched out, extended; dose,
adjoining, connected, continued;
continual, constant, lasting, un
interrupted.
Hvr/iotJj, -taaa, -tv, Poet, for avt
flOCli.
'Hvt-rov, -ts, -t, impf. or 2 a. of
tvtrrui
'Hvnru, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
atviiii.
llvto-^iQjiv, for avto^idrjv, -rjs, -r/,
1 a. ind. pass. — Hvto-)(6pT)v,
for avia^Aftrjv, -ov, -tro, 2 a. ind.
mid. of uvf yw.
HvixPtiv, -t)s, -n, I a. ind. pass, of
<f>ipw.
Hv/ioya, for aviwya, which Att.
for dvyya, -as, -t, per. ind.
m»d. — in like manner Hviwy-
/iai, per. pass. Att. — H^tii^-
8i)v, -ni, -n, 3 pi. Hvt<l>xdnoav,
1 a. ind. pass. — Hvtutyfiivos, -n,
•ov, par. per. pass, of avolyu.
HvijAw/iai. for avf)Xwpai, per. ind.
pass. — HvrjXjtpivos, for avnXw-
ftivns, par. per. pass. — Hvn\w-
6nv, for avrjXwOav, 1 a. ind. pass.
— HvrjXwaa, for avijXwaa, 1 a.
ind. act. of avaXiaicw.
"Hvi/vdpnv, -u», -aro, in 3 pi. Hvi}-
vairo, 1 a. ind. niid. ofavaivopai.
'Hvdta[iai,-<Tai, -orat, ind. — Hv-
Qiapivos, par. per. pas'.ofavOi^w.
'Hv07v, -6$, -t, in 1 pi. 'Hi-00/iff,
Dor. for rjXOov, -ts, -£, rjXdoptv,
2 a. ind. act. of ip%o/tai.
Hvi and Hvi<5t, lo, see, behold, there,
but see there.
'Hvla, -as, /;, (perhaps fr. £»<5w t(
shake) a brvlle, reins ; a thong,
strap. E0' iivlav, to the Uft hand
Hvid^u), f. -aVw, (fr. last) to bridle,
*Hvjy//ai, ind. — Wviy^iivos, par.
per. pass. — Hvi^dfir/v, 1 a. ind.
mid. of aivirropa i.
'HvtSt, (fr. 17VJ lo, and St but) tW
&>, see, behold, there now.
Hvirjuat, -(raj, -rat, per. ind. pass,
of avian).
'HvtV, by Apoc. for 'HviVa, (per-
haps fr. rjv for £<5v when, and
\ku) to come) when.
*Hv«ov, -ov, rb, same as f)via.
'HvionWw -d», (fr. tjvia, a bridle,
and jrotfw to make) to direct,
guide, regulate, rule, govern ; to
moderate, check
'Hvtd^tia, -ay, %, (fr. rjvio^os a
driver) a driving, guiding ; go-
vernment, direction.
*Hvio%tvs, -toy, Att. -/cos, &, same
as r/vlo^oi.
'Wvtoj^tvu), same as ^vio^iia.
'Hvio^iia -u>, (fr. f/via reins, and
fv« to hold ) to Ao/rf f /ie rei/w,
rfrij'c a carriage.
'Uvio-^n, -ns, 17. a woman's name.
'Hviotfts, n. pi. Ion. of^vio^cvs.
'Hvio^os, -ov, 0, (fr. ^vja, reins, and
f^cii to hold) a driver, charioteer.
Hviizdvt, by Poet. Ple<"M. for
'HiHzc, with p added 'H»nre», 3
sin. per. ind. mid. of eyfrrt*.
Hvis, -jo?, '), (fr. /vo? a yea-) a fe-
male of this year, this yearns, one
year old. a. pi. nvias -is
ind. act. ofdyu) or dyvvp
"Hfa, for >7?£a, -as, -t, 1 a. ind
act. of attrau).
R^ioov -ovv, impf. act. — H£jai0>/i',
-Vf, -V, p^ss. — H^twda, -ay, -j,
act. 1 a. ind. — H^'uiuii, -crat,
-rit, per. ind. pass, of u^idw.
9ncraa>9V, toj, -aro, for ipk$4r9y«]"Hf<*, -tTs, -e?, 3 pL "H^iwau 1 C
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HIIE
ind. act. — "H£wcr<, 3 pi. 1 a,
sub. act. of TJKcu.
Hd7, ijoi", d. sin. of nu>s.
'Hoi6a,-as,'t,per. ind. mid.ofa£/c?a>.
Hoioy, -a, -ov, (fr. i;tiy the dawn)
eastern, oriental ; in the morning ,
earJy, at dawn.
~Hov, -ts, -£, 1 pi. -ofttv, Att. for
/o», kj, k, 2 a. ind. of fi*/w, 1050.
Hoia, a. sin. of tjwv.
^ovij/jfvoj, par. per. pass. — llovij-
oas, par. 1 a. act. of aiovdu.
Hot);, g. sin. cont. of qiij.
'HiraAuvS^v, -17$, -»j, I a. ind. pass,
of airaXivw.
Hiravla, -as, »'/, (perhaps fr. aird
from, and aW^i to remit) want,
indigence, poverty.
Hffav/w -w, (perhaps fr. same) <o
want, need. 3 sin. pres. ind. act.
rjnavtl.
rHirap, -aros, rb, (perhaps fr. ivta
to work, and tap the blood) the
liver, pi. rd frrrara.
Hrrar//0/7v,-»7S, -17,! a. ind. pass, of
airardu).
'Hirarocr»co7r/w -w, f. -fjaui, (fr. ^Tap
the liver, and oicoiriw to inspect)
to examine the liver, consult the
entrails, seek omens. 1 a. inf.
mid. fiirarooKOTn'icaodat.
'tiiraroaieoirla, -as, -1), (fr. same)
inspection of the liver or entrails^
divination.
'Hrrarooicdiros, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
diviner, soothsayer, augur.
'Hvarovpybs, -ov, 6, (fr. rjvap the
liver, and ipyov work) a cutting,
dissection or opening of the liver ;
what gnaws or tears the liver.
'HirdQov, -ts, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
anatpdio.
H-fifui -J>, (perhaps fr. onfi an ori-
fice) to bore, pierce, penetrate ; to
patch, mend.
Hirc6dvis, mh, -ov, for atrcSav6s.
Hndytro, 3 sin. impf. pass. —
'Hirctyuat, -%ai, -Krai, ind. —
Hrciynivos, par. per. pass, of
rmiyu).
HirtiBnoa, -as, -£, 2 and 3 pi. -d/j-
aart, -dnoav, 1 a. ind. act. —
Hiretdovv, impf. act. cont. of
arreidiu.
HwuXt7, 3 sin. cont. impf. act. —
HnciXnira, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
of airciXeu).
Hizcipoto,g. Ion. of
'Untipos, -ov, »/, (perhaps fr. a neg.
and iripas an end) a continent,
country undwided by sea ; Epu
rus, a part of Greece.
Hneipwrns, -ov, 6, t% (fr. last) a
native of the continent, inhabit-
ant of Epirus. g. pi. H7T£i0wrtDv.
l-cira, Dor. for incira.
H£a, -as, -£, I a. ind. act. of JJvoj <i~(f, (fr« ^ or, and vto tiiough)
Hfa,-a?, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of dyu>. ■ u-futher, or; thun ; as.
Hf«, and. Att. iai-a, -aj, -£, 1 a. i U-roo-svoas, par. 1 a. act. ofnire-
1 a. ind. mid. — HviatrSfinv, -ov,
-tro, impf. mid. of at xiaao^iai.
Hviaadurtv, -u, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of tviaaut.
Y$.vl-)(6u, 3 sin. per. impr. pass, of
aiiicaoum.
'Hvo8a, tor rjvda, -a(, -t, per. ind.
mid. of avOfti).
Hvoiynv, -ns, -n, 2 a. ind. pass. —
'Rvoii-a, -as, -£ or -ev before a
vowel, 1 a. ind. act. — Hvoi^-
8vv, -vi, -v% 1 a- inJ- pass, of
avolyu).
Hvoiorai, 3 sin. per. ind. pass, of
ava<ptpu), fr. oiitt, obs.
'Hvov, impf. act. of dvu, Poet, for
avvo)' or by Sync, for t)wov,
impf. act. of avuw.
Hvop/a,-af, and Ion. nvopin,-ris,')
(fr. avnp a man) manliness, man-
hood ; bravery, courage, valour,
fortitude, spirit.
'Hvo^a, and AtL cvrjvo%a, -as, -t,
per. ind. mid. of <pipu>.
'Hvo\p, -owos, 6, 4, (fr. d\p the
voice) loud, resounding, sono-
rous, clear ; bright, shining, re
splendent.
"Hirai, 3 pi. pres. ind. of mtai.
tivrtov, -ovv, impf. act. 01 avrdu.
Hvnjo-a, -as, -£, 1 *• of avra'w.
Hvrt/JdXwv -ovv, impf. act. of av-
TtfioXiu).
HvriSlKtov -ovv, impf. act. of avn-
llKlUt.
'Hvriv\ for "Hvnvo, a. fem. sin
of Sorts.
HvritbOnv, -rjs, -n, 1 1- md. pass,
tol of avridofiai
HvrXrjKorts, n. pi. par. per. act. of
avrXiu).
THvro, 3 pi. impf. pass, of rjpai.
Hvrdfinv, -ov, -tro, impf. mid. of
dvrofiai
Kvvdrjv, -ns, -v, 1 *• 'n(l. pass. —
'Hwaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. —
'Hvvov,-ts, -£, impf. act. ofafuw.
'Hworpov, -ov, ri, the second sto-
mach of animals that chew the
cud ; the crop, stomach ; entrails.
'Hvu>ya, -as, -£, per. ind. mid. —
'Hvuyuv, pper. ind. mid. —
'Hvwyov, -ts, -t, impf. act. —
'Hvwfa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
avibyu).
HvwyoCv, impf. ind. act. cont. of
avo)yi(j), same as avuryw.
"HviDftai, -aai, -rai, ind. — fHvw-
uivos, par. per. pass, of tvdw.
Uvdjpdtov -ovv, impf. act. — Hvdp-
duxra, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
avopQob).
Kvtj^Xtov -ovv, impf. act. — Hvw-
XX-nxa, -as, -£, per. ind. act. —
Hv<i>xXno-a,-as, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
ofo'cr^Xfu).
p ->.vu>.
U-so ,-tvTT\s, -ov, b, (fr. next) a
d, reiver, impostor, cheat.
n~.o;-tv(i>, f. -evam, (perhaps fr.
ii /coos gentle, or dirupos bound-
less, and dip a voice) to deceive,
impose on, bezuile, delude, cozen,
cheat ; tojkdter, cajole.
HPA
Hir/^0avov,impf. act. of air^fldVw.
Hnfjoaedui, 1 a. inf. mid. of nirdu>.
Hirnrr)s, -ov, b, (fr. t)irdoi to patch)
a mender, repairer, cobbler,
patcher.
HiriaXos, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. a in-
tens, and rdXXw to shake) a
fever, agve.
Hrridu), f. -dam, and ->/<tw, (fr.
r)mos mild) to mitigate, assuage ;
to calm, pacify, appease, reconcile.
1 a. ind. pass. nnirjdrjv.
HmdSwpos , -ov, b, r), (fr. same, and
lu>pov a gift) gifted with gentle-
ness, mild, meek, gentle; miti-
gating, assuaging, allaying ;
hind, affable, courteous.
'HirHos, -a, -ov, meek, mild, gentle,
kind; courteous, affable; com-
passionate, pitiful, indulgent ;
benign, propitious, favourable.
Hmdrns, -qros, f), (fr. last) mild-
ness, gentleness ; lenity, easiness,
indulgence.
Umararo, Ion. and Att. for enio-ra-
to, 3 sin. impf. mid. of rniora-
uai, mid. of tiricnpi.
HtrtcTTiaTo, Ion. for ciricrravro, 3 pi.
of same.
Hirlareov -ovv, impf. act. — Hirta-
rnarav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
amoriot.
Hiriert'idriv, -ns, -t\, 1 a. ind. pass.
— Hn-i'or/j/ta, -a?, -t, per. ind.
act. — Kiriarno-a, -as, -t, in 3 pi.
Hirtorriaav, 1 a. ind. act. of
airicrreu).
Hm<TTfiOt}v, may also be Att. for
tiu<TTfj6r)v, 1 a. ind. pass, of etti-
araftat, mid. of evict) fit.
Hirttos, (fr. rjirios mild) mildly,
gently, calmly; patiently, kindly,
affably.
'HnduTjv, and Efn-d^r, -ov, -cro,
impf. mid. of cnw.
Unopedfxnv -ovjxvv, -iov -ov, -eeto
-tiro, impf. mid. — Hn6pcov-ovv,
-ces -us, -ce -«, impf. act. of
airopiu).
Httou, (fr. r), or, and irov where)
or, if, either, whether ; certainly,
surely, truly, indeed.
Hirrai, 3 sin. per. ind. pass. —
"Hittovto, 3 pi. impf. pass, of
(lITTb).
Hnvov, impf. act. of airvw or ntrvu).
Hrrvra, n. Bceot. or v. sin. of
Hirvrrjs, -ov, b, (fr. rjirvu to shout)
one that shouts a crier. Adj.
vociferous, loud, noisy ; clear,
distinct, vocal, sonorous.
Httvw, same as anvu).
"lip', for 'Hpa, (fr. rj or, and the
enclitic pa) whether ? or, if
~Hp, Tjpos, to, cont. fr. tap, the
spring; morning.
rHpa, -as, and Ion. "Hpn, -ns, f,,
(perhaps by Metath. fr. afip the
air) the divinity whom the Ro-
mans called Juno ; the heathen
queen of heaven.
*Hpa, -<*?•. "f or *w before a vowel,
2 and 3 pi. 'Hparc, "Upav, 1 a.
ind. act. ofaiou).
Hpa, -as, -t, per. ind. mid. of
dpoi, but dpnpa, Att. is more
common.
HPE
'Hpa, 3 sin. cont. impf. act. of
tpdu).
Hpd0\ before an aspirated vowel
for Up5.ro, 3 sin. cont. impf.
mid. of apdoftat.
'HpatfXf/??, and' HpaxXrjs, -ios, Ion.
-r/os, (fr. t)pu>s a hero, or "Hpa
Juno, and K^ios glory) Her-
cules.
'UpaK\el6ns, -ov, b, (fr. last) a de-
scendant of Hercules ; Heracli-
des, a man's name.
'HpatfAtta, -u>v, rd, (fr. same) the
festival of Hercules.
'HpaAcX»/«oj, -a and Ion. -n, -ov,
(fr. same) of or like Hercules,
Herculian.
'Hpaic\rjs, (fr. same) by Hercules
O Hercules !
'Hpauat, -aai, -rat, per. ind. pass
of epdui.
Hpd/^i/, -w> -oro, 1 a. ind. mid. of
aipii).
~Hpav, 3 pi. of rjpa, 1 a. ind. act. of
same.
'Hpavos, -ov, b, (fr. epa'aj to love)
a king, ruler; protector, guar-
dian; shepherd, keeper.
'Hpnpa, -as, -e, for dpnpa, Att. for
Tjpa per. ind. mid. of dpw.
"Rpdpov, -cs, -£, Att, for fipov, 2 a
ind. act. of rfpw.
'Hpa?, 2 sin. cont. impf. act. of
tpdo).
"Upas, g. sin. of "Hpa.
Hpaadfirfv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid.
of apdofiai, or of epdo).
Hpdadrjv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass, of
tpdoi.
Updaaao, Poet, and Dor. for vpd
ou>. 2 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of
same.
Updro, 3 sin. cont. impf. pass, or
by Sync, for npdaaro, 3 sin. 1
a. ind. mid. of apdopai, or of
cpdu.
"Rparo, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of
aipo).
VLpyafyunv, Dor. for Etpyafyfinv,
impf. mid. of tpydfyfiai.
Hpydvdnv, -t/s, -rj, 1 a. ind. pass.
of apyaivw.
"Upyuai, -l-ai,-KTaiy per. ind. pass.
— Hpyutvos , par. per. pass. —
"Hp^a, -as, -e, per. ind. act. of
ap^oi.
'Hpta«, Ion. for tpr/, 2 sin. pres
mid. of /pouai.
"KpiBtiv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass, of
aipiu).
Wpidiaa, -as, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of
epcdifa.
"llptQov, -cs, -£, impf act. of epidw.
*1lpei, 3 sin. cont. impf. act. of
alpiu>.
"HpciKa, 'as, -t, per. — Hpciicciv,
-us, -«, pper. ind. act. — Hp«-
trdfinv, -w, -aro, I a. ind. mid.
of epetSxo.
'Hpeucov, -es, -e, impf. act. of
epetKut.
rHp£?ro, 3 sin. cont. impf. pass, of
alpiu).
'Hpctxpa, -as, -t, act. — Hpttxpd-
finv, -u>, -aro, mid. 1 a. ind. of
tptlitu.
Hp//xa, (neut. pi. of f/ptpos quiet)
HPI
gently, quietly, calmly ; silently
stilly; gradually, by little, by
degrees.
Hpcftdfa, (fr. same) to indulge in
solitude, be lonely, solitary ; to
be idle, inactive or still; to grieve%
fret, mourn.
Hpepa7os,-a, -ov, (fr. ypcfjos quiet)
quid, low, stilt ; gentle, placid.
Upcfiaius, (fr. last) same as npfua.
Hpeuru) -d», (fr. fjpcfios quiet) to
rest, be still, stay quiet.
Hpc/iia, -as, >/, (fr. same) rest,
quietness, tranquillity.
"Uptftos, -n, -ov, (by Metath. fr.
ipnfxos desert, or fjfjicpos tame)
quiet, undisturbed, at rest, tran-
quil, composed ; calm, still,
smooth; placid, gentle, meek,
mild.
~Hp«>, 3 sin. with v added, of fjpa,
1 a. ind. act. of a(pw.
"Hpeov -ovv, 'tes -eis, -ce -ti, impf.
act. of a'ipiu).
"Rpt-KTai, 3 sin. of tjpcuuai, per.
pass. ind. of epi<pu>.
'Hprca, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. —
'Hpto-Kov, -cs, -e, impf. act. of
apicKu).
'J^ptrica, -as, -t, act. — 'Hptrjaa-
finv, -o), -aro, mid. 1 a. ind. of
a\piri^u).
'UptTo, and Ion. tipcro, 3 sin. 2 a.
or impf. mid. of ipouai.
Hpero, 3 sin. ofypdpnv. impf. pass.
of aipu>.
"Jfpcvv, Dor. for fipovv, impf. act.
cont. of a'tpiuj. *
ftpvuvnaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
£p£vvaw.
*Hp>7, -VS , h, Ion- for "Hpa.
"Hpnuai, per. ind. pass. — rHpq-
fiivos, par. per. pass. — "Hp^/iev,
by Sync, for j/pf/Kauev, 1 pi. per.
act. of a\piu>.
Hpr)fto)6r/v, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. puss.
— Hpnuiopfvos, par. per. pass.
of cpt]ji6u>.
Hpfipttv, pper. fr. dpnpa, Att. for
rjpa, per. ind. mid. of dpw.
Hp>7p£<o-ro, for epi'/pcioro, Att. for
tpeiaro, 3 sin. pper. pass, of
£p£(<5w.
'VLprjoavro, 3 pi. of fipriadunv, 1 a.
ind. mid. of a\piui.
Hprjcravro, for tipdoavro, 3 pi. 1 a.
ind. mid. ofapdouai.
'YLpBriv, -rjs, -n, 1 a. ind. pass. —
~Hp*a, -as, -£, per. ind. act. of
alpu).
'HpOpuxras, 2 sin. 1 a. ind. act. ot
apOpdia.
~Hpt, (d. of rjp, cont. fr. tap the
spring) ear'y, in the morning;
in spring.
Ilpiyivtia, -as, >/, (fr. last, and ytvo-
pai to be born) daughter of the
dawn, Aurora, the morning.
Uptyevfis, -ios-ovs, b,r), (fr. same)
born of the dawn, early in spring
or in the morning.
Hpitavos, -ov, and Ion. -olo, b, Eru
danus, a river now called the
Po.
'Hpi£ov, -ts, -c, impf. act. of tpf-
Hpt0 nrjftivos, n, -o^par. per. pasa.
HPn
Hpf9«ir7vrai, 3 pi. per. ind
pass, of apiBfteui.
HpUtiv, -eh, -ti,pper. act.ofipj£w
'Hpt^ov, -ts, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of
Hpivtos, -a, -ov, for ttplvios-
Iif/<Vos, -h, -bv, (fr. rip cont. for
Zap the spring) i/t spring, ver-
nal ; tarly, in the morning.
Hplov, -ov, to, (perhaps fr. ipn the
earth) a monument, tomb, se-
pulchre, grave.
HpXnov, -is, -t, act. — Hpmduvv,
-uv, -tro, mid. 2 a. ind. ot ipd-iru.
HpnzuOnv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass,
ol ipiirou).
'Hptaa, -a$, -t, 1 a. ind. act, of
tpi$u>.
Hp/cm/cra, -of. -£, 3 pi. -aav, I a
ind. act. ot apiordw.
'^pxa, -as, -t, per. ind. act. of
ai'pw.
"RpKti, act. — HpKuro, pass. 3 sin.
cont. impf*. — 'Hp««ru, -as, -t, 1
a. ind. a^t. ofapniu.
*Hp<cTui, 3 sin. of ?ipyfiai, per. ind.
pass, of apxya.
HpKu>?, -via, -ds, par. per. act. —
'Ho^ui,-cai,-rai, per. ind. pass,
ol m'pw.
'Hp/io^, -£s, -t, impf. act "Hp-
uoaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. —
'Hpftoadunv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of apu6(u).
ilpuoa^ivias, (tr. I'lpuacuivos par.
per. pass, of dpud^w to fit)
aptly, Jitly, conveniently, agree-
ably.
Mpvt6f.nv -ovfinv, -iov -ou, -itro
-ut ■, impf. pass. — Hpvyadunv,
•id, -aro, 3 p). -cavro, 1 a. ind.
mid. — 'Hpvnuai, -cai, -rat, per.
ind. pass. — Hpvnuivos, -n, -ov,
par. pei. pass, of apviouai.
'Hpvovro, 3 pi. impf. mid. of dpvv-
uai.
'Hpfrt, -as, -t, 3 sin. with v added
'llp^cv, 1 a. ind. act. — Hp^dunv,
-u), -aro, 3 pi. 'Hp^avro, 1 a. ind.
mid. ofip^w.
'HpoSoros, -ob,b, the oldest Grecian
historian.
'Kpouai, -cat, -rat, per. ind. pass,
of ap6itt.
npofir/v, and Ion. KipSunv, -ov, -tro,
impf. mid. of ipouai.
Hpdfjrjv, -ov, -tro, impf. pass, of
a tew.
'Hpo?, -a, -ov, (fr. epdw to love)
lovely; beloved, dear; pleasant,
agreeable, delightful.
'Hpooa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
apou).
'Kpoaav, LXX for rjpov, 3 pi. 2 a.
ind. act. of at'pu).
'Hpov, 2 sin. impf. mid. of ipo-
uai.
'Hpou, 2 sin. impf. pass, of aipio.
"JJ-oov, 2 sin. cont. — 'Hpouvro, 3
pi. cont. impf. pass, of alpao.
'Hpovs, g. sin. cont. of "Hpu)?, a
man's name ; or of fHp<J, a wo-
man's name.
HpovTo, 3 sin. cont. impf. pass, of
ap6u>.
HpTrdynv, -ns, -n, 2 a. ind. pass. —
HpTTacra, -as, -s, 1 a. ind. act. —
H2
'HpirdoQnv, -rjs, -v, 1 a. ind.
pass, of dpird£u>.
~Hpaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. JEo\.
of dpu>.
"Hpo-a, -as, -t, in 3 pi. ~Hp<rav, 1
a. ind. act. of dp6u).
~}lprut, 3 sin. ofypuai, per. — 'llp-
finv, -ao,-ro, pper. ind. pass, of
ai'pw.
'UpTt/uat, -<rai, -rat, per. ind. pass.
of aprdui.
Hprvftfvos, -n, -ov, par. per. pass.
of aprvu).
Hpvyyiov, -ov, rb, eryngium, sea
hotly, an herb.
'Hpvyyos, -ov, 6, the beard of a
goat.
'Hpvyov, -ts, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of
tptvyw.
HpvKdKov, -ts, -r, impf. act. of tpv-
KUKU).
"ttpvKov, -ts,-t, impf. act. ofrpvxw.
'Hpvro, 3 sin. of npvuTiv,pper. pass.
or by Sync, for rjpvaaro, 3 sin.
1 a. ind. mid. of tpvw.
'Hpx't f°r ~HPX£' ** sm* °f ~Hp^ov,
impf. act. — 'Hp%dr)v, -vs, -n, 1
a. ind. pass, of dp%w.
'Hp^aro, Ion. for rjpyuivot Tjaav, 3
pi. pper. pass. o{ i pyu>, for cipyu)-
or of dp%u.
Hpx6u.i)v, -ov, -tro, 3 pi. -yovro,
impf. mid. of dp^w, or of ip%o-
Ulll.
'Hpw, 2 sin. ofrwdfivv, -w, -aroy 1
a. ind. mid. of alpu).
"Kpifi, "Hpw, cont. for T)pu>i, d. and
■qpiita, a. sin. of ;;pw?.
Hpu>, and 'Hpw, -<5oj -ovs, '/, J?ro,
and /Zero, women's names.
"Hpwaf, a. and "Hpwcj, n. pi. of
J/pws.
'HpuSrjs, -ov, b, Herod, a man's
name.
'HpwSiavoi, -wv, oJ, (fr. last) Hero-
dinnx, followers or supporters of
Herod the great ; a branch of
the Sadducees.
'Hpu)hias, -aSos, h, Herodias, a wo-
man's name.
'HpuioVwv, -oivos, o, Herodion, a
man's name.
Hpwrjoa, -as, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of
£pti)fu>.
rHpa>iVc0s, -fi, -3v, and 'Hpano?, -a,
-ov, (fr. J/paj? a hero) heroic, of or
a6ot/£ heroes ; heroical, like a
hero, brave, gallant.
'Hpuivn, -»Ki >i, (fr. same) a he-
roine, female hero.
'Hpwv, impf. act. cont. of epdw.
"Upwov, -ov, to, (fr. ripws a hero) a
statue.
"Hpw?, -oos -ovsi o, Eros, a man's
name.
"Hpw?, -woj, o, a hero, demigod; a
brave man, leader, chief; an
eminent person, a. sin. Joua,
cont. ripd).
Upora, 3 sin. cont. — Kodrwv, I
sin. or 3 pi. cont. impt. act. —
Hocirrjo-a, -as, -t or -zv, pi. -care,
-aav, 1 a. ind. act. of cpuTdu).
TH?, g. sin. fern, of 8?, >5, 8, or 8j,
rj, ov.
Tq.s and THctv, for ais, d. pi. fem.
of same.
(-280)
H20
*Hf, 2 sin. impf. also Dor. for Jjf,
3 sin. impf. — ~Hj, 2 sin. pre*.
sub. of api, to be.
"Hj, 2 sin. impf. of ^J for c^/if*
Or, by Apha:r. for <p?is, which
tor /(/i>7j, 2 sin. impf. of o^/*/.
THoa,-as, -£, 3 pi. THaav, 1 a. ind.
act. ol'ij^cj.
~Hov», -as, -£, in 3. pi. ~H<rav, 1 a.
in I. act. offSw for adoit).
THoai, 2 sin. of r)uat.
Houias, -ov, b, Esaias or Isaiah,
the great prophet.
"Haav, 3 pi. impf. of cifxt, to be.
"Haav, Att. for Ciaav, 3 pi. of ilea,
1 a. ind. nftlut or dm, to go ; or
by Synaer. for ytiaav or fjccav, 3
\i. |>per. of same.
'Ho-av for fiSticav, 3 pi. of f)$civ,
'-£(?, -«, Att. and Sync, for'fi^-
Kttv, pper. act. of ti^/w or tibvuu
'Wodftrjv, -a), -aro, 1 a. ind. mid. of
HaduT)v, -a), -«ro, 1 a. ind. mid. of
q&u) for aclSw.
Ho-aD, Heb. indecl. Esau, the bro-
ther of Jacob.
Wailinoa, -as, -e, 3 pi. -cav, 1 a.
ind. act. of acrr/Jfw.
"Ho-ei, 3 sin. of i>u), which see.
Y\oi\yi)Ka, act. — Ho7Ayi7/jai, pass.
per. ind. of aocXyiu.
HfffXyrjva, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
atrtAyaiVw.
rHcrcv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of ?u> or
l$a. Or,of^w.
'Ho-cv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of ^ow
for aclSo).
~Ho-0a, by iEol. Parag. for rjs, 2
sin. impf. of ciul, to be.
"nada, by JEo\. Parag. for |c 2
sin. pres. sub. of same. Or,
by Sync, for f/StioQa, which by
^Eol. Parag. for r'licts, 2 sin. of
fifoiv, -us, -ci, Att. and Sync.
for £to">7K£iv, pper. act. of tt5iu> or
dirjui.
TKcOai, pres. inf. pass. of%u.at.
'HoOdnv, -nSy-n, 1 a. opt. pass, of
}iu or rjSouai.
'Hcrdds, -uara, -cv, par. 1 a. pass.
of same ; joyful, glad.
HffdtvrjKa, -as, -£, per. ind. act. —
Hodivti, 3 sin. cont. impf. act.
— HffQevnaa, -as, -£, act. —
Hadtvriffdunv, -u>, -aro, mid. 1 a.
ind. of aaQcviu).
"HcrOcro, 3 sin. ofnaddunv. 2 a. ind.
mid. of aiaddvofiai.
"HcrOvv, -tjs, -1, ind. — 'Kodrjvai,
inf. 1 a. pass, of r)8a>.
"i^LoOnv, -vs, -v, 1 a. ind. pass, of
qSio.
'H<r6T}uai,-oai,-rai, ind. — TlaBrja-
Qai, inf. per. pass. — JlcrOi'ifinv,
-(to, -to, pper. pass. — "RaQrjv,
-ns, -v, 1 a. ind. pass. — HaQrj-
cduvv, -o), -aro, 1 a. ind. mid.
llaOrjoouai, -n, -crai, 1 f. ind.
mid. — }J.ir96ar,v, -ov, -tro, 2 a.
ind. mid. of aicrOdvouai.
"Hcrdriro, 3 sin. pper. pass. — 'Ho--
Qnnivos, par. per. pass, ofhdio-
uai.
"HcOnro, 3 sin. pper. pass, of aiir*
ddvouai.
"ilaOiov, -ts, -e, impf. act. of eoWu.
H2T
'HaBuyva, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
aoOuaiva.
"Hoi or "Uatv, Ion. for fj, 3 sin.
' pres. sub. of etui, to 6e.
Hat, by Apoc. for 0»?(rt, 3 sin.
pres. ind. of <pr)ui. Or, it is 3
sin. of rjul for 6r]ul.
THatv, Ion. for ats, d. pi. fem. of
8?, J), 8, or of of, rj, ov.
'H<n'o<5o?, -ov, 6, (fr. jyo-tf delight,
and bSbs a road) Hesiod, an an-
cient Greek poet.
rHats, -ios, Att. -£w?, #, (fr. t]5o)
to dehght) pleasure, enjoy-
ment, indulgence, gratification,
delight.
Hairow, impf. act. cont. of aoirioi.
'HaKetv, 3 sin. impf. act. cont.
with v added. — UaK/jOr/v, -rjs,
-tj, 1 a. ind. pass. — 'HoicnKa,
-as, -«, per. ind. act. 'Hoxi?-
fiaiy -aai, -rat, per. ind. pass.
— 'Ha/o/o-a, -a?, -e, in 3 pi.
tjaKr/aav, 1 a. ind. act. — "H<r-
kiov, -ovv, -us -ets, -u -tt, impf.
act. of aaKtixi.
'Ho/ccrai, for TJaKrjrat, 3 sin. per.
ind. pass, of same.
"Kauai, per. ind. pass, of qSw.
rHauat, per. ind. pass, of 5?<5to or
riSofiai' or of ecJw.
"Rauiv, Sync, for ffhtutv, 1 pi. of
pdetv, Att. and by Sync, for tt-
SrjKuv, pper. ind. act. of etSiu) or
ei'<5»7/i£.
*H«to, 2 sin. of ^v, pper. pass,
or rather impf. mid. of etui, to
be.
rHoo, 2 sin. of't)ut]v, impf. orimpr.
pres. of rjuai.
Handler for nand^ero, 3 sin. —
Htnrd^ovr' for tjaird^ovTo, 3 pi.
impf. pass. — Hanaaduvv, -to,
-aro, 1 a. ind. mid. of aoird^o-
uat.
'HcTtiKa, -as, -e, per. ind. act. of
aani^w.
rllaaa or rHrra, -»/?, jj, (fr. 't)aawv
or t}TT(j)v less) inferiority, lower
state or rank, ^Ae worse side o/ a
business ; ruin, slaughter, de-
struction, loss, defeat.
'Hoodouai or 'Hrrdouai, which see.
""Ho-cre for ?}tr£, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act.
of dSio .
'HaoijQriv, -r;s, -tj, 1 a. ind. pass.
Of {fTTdw.
rH<rcev, neut. of rjoowv.
"Hc-cco or "Hrrw, by Sync, and
Cras. for rjooova and tjttovo,
neut. pi. of
"Ho-o-wv or "Httwv, -ovos,b, >/, less,
smaller ; inferior, worse.
rHaTai, 3 sin. per. pass, ofrjpai.
"Harav, see under f\art]v.
llardrovv, impf. act. cont. of aa-
Tariiii .
'Hvttjv for yfofrriv, 3 du. — 'JIctte
for ^5e£T£, 2 pi. — 'Ho-rav for
?7<5£< a-av, 3 pi. of -ftotiv, Att. and
by Sync, for eiSrjKav, pper. act.
of uhiia or riStjui.
'llortjv, Poet, for ijVtjv, 3 du. —
"Hare for fjre, 2 pi. impf. of et^i,
to be.
'Hvttiv for V9»?v, 3 du. of Tjuyv,
impf. of Jj/iai.
N n
HTH
'Hotivooovv, (fr. fivTivos, g. fem.
of Strrtff who, what, and ovv -so-
ever) whosesoever, of whatever,
of which sort soever.
7U(tto, Poet, for rjro, 3 sin. impf.
mid. oftjuai.
"Harov, 'Hortjv, Poet, for rjr«v,
firr\v, 2 and 3 du. impf. of etui, to
be.
H<jT6%T)(Tav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
atrro^/cj.
'HorpaTTTov, -es, -£, impf. act. of
aarpdiTTU).
HovvdirriKa, -as, -e, per. ind. act.
of aovvderio).
'Ho-v^a^Wi f. -daw, p. fjav^aKa, (fr.
'■havxps quiet) to rest, cease from
work; to be silent} cease from
speaking ; to acquiesce, agree ;
to be quiet, tranquil, at peace;
to cease from war, tumult or
sedition, pres. inf. act. ftat^a-
$siv.
rHav%a7os, -ov, 6, ft, same as r)av-
Havx^oautv, 1 pi. — Havxacav,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of fatr^a£a>.
"Rari^rf, (fr. rjav^os quiet) quietly,
calmly ; peacefully ; silently,
stilly, in silence.
'Hav%ia, -as, and Ion. -07, -rjs, >/,
(fr. same) quietness, quiet, tran-.
quillity, peace ; leisure, ease,
rest; silence, stillness.
"Hav%os, 'Hav%ios and 'Kav^iuos,
-ov, b, ft, (perhaps fr. riots ease,
and i%u) to have) quiet, calm,
tranquil ; peaceable, peaceful ;
at rest, at ease ; silent, still.
'Havx^s, same as ^<rv^^.
Ho-^aXttra/Kijv, -co, -aro, in 3 pi.
•avro, 1 a. ind. mid. of aa<pa-*
'Hcr^aXXov, -es, -e, impf. act. of
a<7%aAXu>.
Ho'Xo'XfiBtiv, -is, -v, in 3 pi. Ho^o-
\})8naav, 1 a. ind. pass, of aa^o-
Xtia.
'Haxvuuai, -aai, -rai, per. ind.
pass. — H.axyv6\ii]v, -ov, -eto, in
3 pi. Hoxvvovro, impf. mid. of
aiax^via.
"Hcrw, -«?,-£(, 1 f. ind. act. oflnui'
or of riSw.
'Ho-w, -eis, -£h 1 f. ind. act. of tifii
or to), to go.
HraicTfjeautv, 1 pi. 1 a. ind. act.
of araKriu).
"Htc, 2 pi. impf. ind. or pres. sub.
of etui.
*Hr£, fem. of 8?, who, or of b, he, it,
and re, and.
"Hre, (fr. tj surely, and rt and)
and surely, truly, certainly,
namely, indeed.
'Htee, and before a vowel 'Hntv,
*3 sin. of 'Hrtov -ovv, impf. act.
of atTeu).
KreKV(I>9r,v, -rjs, -v, in 3 ph Hre«c-
vwOnoav, pass. — H.reKVd>aa,
-as, -e, act. 1 a. ind. of aT£Kv6io.
'Htt/kci, -as, -£, 1 pi. -Kautv, per.
' ind. act. — HrfiKtiv, -eis, -ct,
pper. act. of airio).
"Hrt]v, 3 du. impf. of ciut, to be.
"H.Triaa, -as,-£, 1 a. ind. act. Hr?;-
oduTjv, -u, -aro, pi. pTr'iaaade,
i«8l)
HTA
-cavro, 1 a. ind. mid. of «t-
Tew.
"Hn, (fr. }j surely, and tj what)
truly, surely, indeed. "Hn «r,
and surely, certainly.
HTiaduyy -wunv, -dov -C, -dtrt
-aro, impf. mid. of airidouai.
Hriudaare, 2 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
ariud^u).
HTiuyo'' for nriuriat, 3 sin. of Hr/-
//»?o-u, -as, -£, act. — Hrt/i>7cra-
uyv, -a>, -aro, mid. 1 a. ind. —
Hriuwuivos, par. per. pass. cont.
of ariudio.
'Htoi, (fr. n or, and the enclitic
Tot) or, i/*, either ; whether, whe-
ther truly, whether indeed ; sure-
ly, certainly, indeed ; then, there-
fore ; however.
'Hrotua^ov, -cs, -e, impf. act. —
tHroiuaoa,-as, -e or -tv, in 3 pi.
'Hr.oiuaaav, 1 a. ind. act. —
'Hroiuaica, -as, -c, per. ind. act.
'Hroiuaouai, -aai, -arat, per.
ind. pass. — 'Hroiuaouivos, -tj,
-ov, par. per. pass, of iroiud-
<>.
Ktov, 2 u. impf. of etui, to be.
"Hro0,-opos, to, perhaps indecl. the
heart, mind, spirit.
Utovvto, 3 pi. impf. ind. pass,
cont. of airio).
Hrpalos, -a, -ov, (fr. fjrpov, the
lower belly) of the belly, of ihr
lower parts.
'Urpiov, -ov, rd, the warp ; a warp
or web, piece of weaving; the
liver.
"Hrpov, -ov, to, the belly, lower part
below the navel.
rHrra, -as, t), see tjaca.
'Hrraw or 'Hatrdw -5, f. -taw, p.
-r/ica, (fr. rjoawv or tJttwv less) to
overcome, defeat, conquer, over*
throw. 'HrTdouat -Siuai, to be
weaker or inferior, come off
worse ; to fail, sink, yield, fall
under, pres. inf. pass. r)rTdea-
6ai -SaOai.
"Hrrriuay -aros, rb, (fr. next, th.
rjootav less) loss, diminution,
damage; defeat, overthrow ; fail-
ure, fault.
"Hrrrjuai, -aai, -rat, per. ind. pass.
— 'HrTTjdnre, 2 pi. 1 a. ind.
pass, of {}TTdo).
7Httov -ovos, rd, (neut. of next)
less, the less ; damage, loss, hurt.
Eis ri t)ttov, for the worse, with
loss.
"Httwv, -ovos, b, fi, see tjaaav.
'HrrwvTai, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind.
pass, of f)TTdu>.
Hri^a, 3 sin. cont. impf. act. of
ari^fto.
'Hrw for iarw, 3 sin. impr. pres.
of etui, to be. It is properly
put by Cras. for drut, 3 sin.
pres. impr. of m, obs. from
whence etui.
Hiyu, 3 sin. cont. impf. act. of
avyiui.
Hvyiveios, -ov, b, ft, (fr. fiv for eS
well, and yiveiov the beard)
bearded, with a long beard,
hairy.
HvSa and HiSa, 3 sin. cont. of
Hxn
to make) wrought by fire,
forged.
HQaviadnv, -vs, -»>, 1 a. ind. pass.
— Heavier/tat, -oat, -crai, per.
ind. pass, of a<pavi£u>.
"Hd>aoa, -aj, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
&<pdut.
H<pu6nKcicav, 3 pi. pper. act. of
a<f>u6iu).
HQtidnv, for atpclQnv, -VSi -q, 1 a.
ind. pass, of atplijfii.
HiprtvtaKds, for a<pnvtaKu>s, -via,
-oj, par. per. act. of a<pnytdfa.
llvdvvdriv. Att. for evdvvdtjv, -;?$, i"H(£0a, Dor. for tupOn, 3 sin. 1 u.
qt&aov -wv, impf. act — Hv-
<V<^» -uta, -if, par. per. act. of
avidu).
Hvid^avro. Ion. for rjvbdaavro, 3
pi. 1 a. ind. mid. of avoutfw* or
this is Dor. for nvbi'iouvro, same
ot avbdu.
Hv66kti<tci, Att. for cvcdKijoa, 1 a.
ind. act. of evSoxiut.
Hv<5ov, impf. or 2 a. ind. act.
Att. of vi>h(j).
Hvyva, -att "*l * a- ind- ^^ of
-?;, 1 a. ind. pass, of cv06vu>.
Hvxalpcov -ovv, impC ind. act. of
tvxaipiu).
Hvk6uoio, g. Ion. of
HOkouos, -ou, 6, >/, Poet, for cvko-
HuXcov -ow*, -ecs -us, -ct-ti, impf.
ind. act. of avXiu.
HuXiycra, -aj, -£, 1 pi. -aaptv, act.
— HvXrj<rduT]v, -w, -aro, mid. 1
a. ind. of same.
Hv\i£cro, 3 sin. impf. mid. -— Hu-
Xladnv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass. —
HvXiOfiai, -vat, -arat, per. ind.
pass, of avXlfa.
Hv\6yeov, -ovv, -us -£t$, -u -ci,
impf. acL of tuXoy/w.
HCf, a. sin. of »ji)t.
'Ht)£a, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. as if
fr. a$Eut, Dor. for at)<xu>, 1 f. of
aiu>, or avu.
HiSfivov, -tf, -t or -tv, impf. act.
of av^dvut.
Hufrro, 3 sin. impf. pass, of owfu,
for au£d>u'.
Hu^fl^v, ->7f, -;/, 1 a. ind. pass. —
'Hvfapat, -cat, -ran, per. ind.
pass. — 'Hvfaoa, -as, -c, I a.
ind. act. of av^dvw.
Hvirope6priv -ovunv, -iov -ov, -icro
-ciro, impf. pass. Att. of evvopio).
Hvpdunv, -u>, -aro, by Sync. Att.
and JEo\. for cvpnadfu/v, 1 a. ind.
mid. — HhprjaOai, Att. for cv-
ppvdai, per. inf. pass. — HCpw,
2 sin. 1 a. raid, of elpioieu.
Wis, vios, and by Metath. trios,
Poet, for t$s.
'Hvo-a, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
axua.
Ht)r', for Hire, Ion. and Poet, for
CVTC.
Htifpava, -as, -c, Att. for cv<Ppava,
1 a. ind. act. — Hv(f>pdvQnv, -ns,
-rj, Att. for cv(f>pdv8nv, 1 a. ind.
pass, of twftoatvut.
Hvtfunv, 3 pi. -xovto, Att. impf.
pass, of eDj^Ofiai.
Ufa, -as, -e, per. ind. act. —
rHfov, -£j, -£, 2 a. ind. act. —
"H<p9nv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass.
Of aiTTO).
'Hd>ai(TT€ia, -o>v,ra, (fr. "H<paicrTos
Vulcan) the feast of Vulcan.
'HQaio-Ttlov, -ov, to", (fr. same) the
temple of Vulcan. (
H<paiaTtios, -a, -ov, (fr. next) of
Vulcan, Vulcan's.
HQaioros, -ot), b, (fr. d-rrut to kin-
dle, and alcTdu) to desolate)
Vulcan ; fire.
H0«iord7rovoj, -ov, 6, »';, (fr. last,
and ff<5voj labour, th. irivo^ai
ind. pass. — "Il^dai, per. nit".
pass, of airrm.
H(j)Uov -ovv, -ccs -«f» -££ "£«, impf.
ML — 'HdHov, -cs, -t or cv, 2 a.
ind. act. ol afiiu.
Hpvadfiifv, -u>, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid.
of a<pC(roio or a<pdu>.
RQupioUai, per. inf. pass, of ac/>o-
Hy/t, -aj, -£, per. ind. act. of dyui,
to lead. Or of dyu> or dyvvut,
to bretik.
'Hy/ov -ovv, -ccs-ctSt -££ -£«, impC
act. of ijyYw.
H^/ra, for nxura, V. of n^rns-
H^/w -ui, f. ->'io~ti>, (fr. >}^05 a
sound) to sound, resound, make
or emit a noise ; to roar as the
sea.
H*'). -ni , >'/, same as rjYos-
H^ijciS, -coca, -cv, (fr. tyos a
sound) sounding, resounding
echoing, loud, shrill.
H^r]Tiis,-ov,b, (fr. same) one who
makes a sound or signal, a trum-
peter ; echoing, resounding ; loud,
shrill,
H v0*V0^v, is 3 du. impf. mid. used
Tor 1 a. ind. pass, of d^doftai.
'H^drjuai, -o~ai, -rat, per. ind
pass, of d^OojjLai' or of t%8dvo
(MM,
'Hx^r/v, -if?, -Tj, 1 a. ind. pass, of
dyo).
'H^flflpa, -aj, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
cxdalpu.
HxddpTjv, -ov, -tro, 2 a. ind. mid
of £^0avo/iai. Or impf. ind
mid. of d%douat.
TH^(, Poet, for tj, how, in what
manner ; where.
"tt^Xvoa, -as, -e, I a. ind. act. of
aj(\v(i).
1iXHa\u)Tcvuai, -oat, -rat, per. ind.
pass. — H%ua\ii>r£vo~a, -as, -£, 1
a. ind. act. of ai^pa\uirtvu).
"HXov, Dor. for ct^ov, impf. act. of
H%6novs, -oSos, b, >;, (fr. ^of
sound, and ttovs the foot) an
epithet of a horse ; trampling
prancing ; a courser, steed, pal-
frey-
"H^os, rov, 6, sound, noise, report ;
rumour, fame ; din, clamour,
shout.
Hxovorjs, g. sin. fem. cont. par.
pres. act. of^/w, see r)X&v-
HXptiuiQrjv, -rjs, -n, m 3 pi. Hxpn-
tjdrjjav, 1 a. ind. pass. — H^pa-
w«a, -as, -£, per. ind. act. of
axpti6u).
Hyw, -60s -ovsi h, (fr. »5yoj sound)
(282)
9AA
echo, refit rtnl sound, reverbera-
tion.
HywoV, -"Si &> hi (fr. same) echo-
cii,', reverberatiflg) sounding, re-
sounding ; loud, cl(iir,!<hnlL
Hyuiv, (par. pres. cont. of »?Ww to
mid) soundini!, rouring.
'lliydptiv, -u>, -aro, 3 pi. -avro, 1 a.
ind. mid. of dnrit).
"Hx^civ, Ion. and Poet, for l\ptiv,
pres. inf. act. — "Hxprjea, -as,
-c, 1 a. ind. act. of £^w.
Hu)0', for t)J), a. of rju)i, and the en-
clitic re.
Hwdcv, and HwOi, (fr. nu>s the
dawn) fiir/v, i'» the morning, at
</.ii/'//, by ilitijltreuk.
Huiv, -6vos, >h same as nmv.
^u»^»c£ii', -us, -£i, pper. act. of
aifa>v<£(i>.
Htpoj, -a, -ov, (fr. nus morning)
early, in the morning ; eastern.
^.otpcdfinv -oiftrjv, -iov -ov, -icro
-uro, impf. pass. — ^oiptor-ouv,
-tcs -cts, -cc-ci, impf. act. of aiu
plu>.
Hus, -60s -ovs, f), Poet, in prose
'Eii{, (perhaps fr. avu> to shine)
Aurora, tfie dawn, daybreak,
morning, daylight / day ; the
forenoon ; the east ; the sun,
9, 6, $, called theta, the eighth
letter of the latter, but the
ninth of the ancient Greek
alphabet ; whence, in nume-
rals it still signifies nine, and
with a dot underneath, 0, nine
thousand.
e\ for re before an aspirated
vowel.
Qdaoacv, 3 sin. imp. ind. Ion. of
Qadooii), same as Sod£u>.
Qayrj, 2 sin. of SayoH/iai, 1 fut.
ind. mid. of Saoou.
Qaobalos, -ov, b, Thaddarus, one of
the Apostles.
Qaelro, Dor. for Srjclro, which Ion.
for cOiaro, 3 sin. impf. ind. mid.
of Scdopat, Ion. Sqiouai.
Qdeo, Ion. for Sdov, pres. impr.
mid. of Saouat for Stdopai.
Qdnua, Dor. for Stdua.
Oanrbs, -ov, 6, f), Dor. for $car6s.
Qaiiiu, used for c\avvu> to drive,
impel, thrust, push or urge for*
ward.
Qatpbs, -ov, b, (fr. &iw to run, or
•Svpa a door) a hinge, pivot ;
axletree.
QaKcu) -&, £ ->5<ru>, and QaKtvta, f
-cvou), (fr. next) to sit, be seated ,
to rest, reside.
Qdicosi -ov, 6, a seat, place to sit on,
stool, bench ; a desk, starul, stall,
shop, office, temple ; a sitting,
assembly.
Qj.\aucvouai, (fr. $d\auos a cham
0AA
0AA
ber) to chamber ; be retired, stay: ful; young, tender ; joyful, fes-
ai home, remain private. the ; prolific, fruitful.
QaXdyin, -r,s, 7), (fr. same) a bed- GaAf'w -<2, f. -/Jew, (Poet, for $d\
chamber, closet; a cabin, shelter,', Aw, which see also) to be orna-
retreat, den ; a bed, rest, cavity mental or decorative, be set off,
for any thing to lie on ; a resort
of fish, fishpond or breeding
place for fish.
eaXautjios, -ov, b, Ij, (fr. same) of
a chamber, fit for or belonging to
a room.
BaXafinzdXos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
xo\iw, to be about) a chamber-
lain.
QaXauia, -as, and Ion. QaXauin,
-VSt hy (fr- same) the port or
aperture for thrusting the oar out
of the side of the ship.
GaAd/ituo-i, d. pi. Ion. of
Qd\afioi, -ov, b, a bedchamber,
room ; a nest, lair, form, &c. ;
a residence., abode, house; a
bridechamber ; the wedding day,
appear handsome; to bloom
flourish.
QaXfji, -ov, and -Jj-ros, b, Thales, a
man's name
BaXia, -as, and Ion. 6a A it? , -r?j, t),
(fr. SdAAw to bloom) a solemn
feast, festival ; a holyday, anni-
versary, celebration; a banquet,
entertainment ; plenty, abun-
dance, affluence ; an olive branch;
a wreath or garland of olive. Also
Thalia, a woman's name.
GaAtd^w, f. -aau, (fr. last) to cele-
brate, keep or observe a festival
with banquets ; to feast or revel
adorned with green garlands ; to
bedeck or ornament with wreaths
of olive
nuptials, a wedding ; wedlock, GaAAia or QaXia, -as, Ij, (fr. $d\-
marriage ; a storeroom, treasury
the holy place or inner part of a
temple ; the temples or part of
the head about the eyes ; the hold
of a ship.
QdXaaca or -rra, -vs, rj, (fr. rapda-
cji to disturb. Or, fr. SA$ the
deep ; or caXbs the salt sea)
the sea ; a sea or lake ; a lover or
bath.
BaXaeotis, -t^Sy Att. -to)?, 6, (fr.
last) a seaman; a fisherman.
BaXaeazvot, f. -evcu>> (fr. same) to
live at sea, gain a livelihood by
sea, be engaged in sea affairs ; to
be weather beaten, tossed at sea.
BaXdcciasy -ov, b, 17, (fr. same) of
the sea, sea, marine.
BaXaccofi faros* (fr. same, and /3/os
life) living or gaining a livelihood
by or from the sea.
Ba\affGouc'ilS, -ios -ovSy b, fi, (fr.
same, and tifros likeness) like
or resembling the sea, sea-colour-
erf.
QaXacaoKoarib} -St, (fr. same, and
Kciriu to rule) to rule the sea,
have the empire or command of
the sea.
BaXaacomgarwp, -opoSj b, ij, (fr.
same) lord of the ocean, ruling
over or commanding at sea,
Oa\ace6-\ayicros, -ov, b, i), (fr.
same, and izXd^ut to wander)
wave-wandering, sea-beaten.
BaXacfforoposy -ov, b, »/, (fr. same,
and -7600s a passage, th. -eiput to
pass through) crossing the sea.
r — los, -ov, b, i], (fr. .-
the sea) see c.-zAdatnoj.
QaXht, 3 sin. pres. ind. acL of
SaAfw.
GoAfQwv, -ovrra, -ov, par. pres. act.
ofSaAf0w,for£dAAco.
GdAtta, -as, 17, (fr. S-dAAw to bloom)
Thalia, one of the muses.
BaXcia, -a>: /;, see SmXia,
BdXtios, -a, -ov, and
BaXtpbsy -a, -bv, (fr. £dAAu> to
bloom) green, fresh, moist
Aw to bloom) a green branch or
bough ; a bud, shoot, twig.
BdXXoiara, Dor. for SdXXovaa, fem.
par. pres. act. of £dAAw.
0aAAo?,-o5, 6, (fr. SdAAa) to bloom)
a branch, bough or twig of olive ;
any green branch.
QaXXa<popi<j)-o>, (fr. last, and <pooib)
to carry, th. <£f'pw to carry) to
carry about olive boughs, bear
olive branches in celebration.
GdAAw, f. -SAw, p. riQaXica, to be
green or fresh ; to vegetate, bud,
flower ; to bloom, flourish ; to be
young or youthful, approach ma-
turity ; to abound, exuberate.
QaXos, -tos -ovs, to, (fr. last) a bud,
shoot, germ, twig, branch; off-
spring, progeny; a son, child;
bloom, vigour; honour, fame,
excellence.
QdX-Ktaiy Ion. for SdXri;, 2 sin.
pres. ind. pass, of <rdArw.
GdA-ei, ind. — BaXsy, sub. 3 sin.
pres. of $d\iru).
GaAridw -u>, (fr. 3-dArw to warm)
to become hot, grow warm,
glow.
edX-tos,-ov,b, (fr. last) Tholpius,
a man's name.
Ba>-idwv, Poet. forSaA7rt<2»', cont.
fr. -3-aA-idwv, par. pres. act. of
same.
GaXri<Ii0, Heb. an armory; a
tower, fortress; a retreat, re-
fuge.
Qa}-ios, -fit -bv, and BaXxposy -a,
-bv, (fr. S-dArw to be warm) hot,
warm, scalding, burning, scorch-
ing ; glowing, bright, shining.
QdAiroj, -zos -ai'S, to, (fr. same)
heat, warmth ; a burning, scorch-
ing.
9dArw,£ -4/u, (fr. SdAAw to bloom,
and rrouw to make) to heat, make
hot, keep warm ; to brood, incu-
bate ; to foster, cherish, fondle,
endear; nourish, maintain, fa-
vour ; to burn, set on fire, kin-
dle.
blooming, fimcery ; florid, fiou-Qa.y-s.aofi, -rjs, hi (fr* ^ast) natural
rishing , copious, redundant,
plentiful ; fiuent, voluble ; youth. [
herdi eenial warmth ; alleviation
of pain, fomentation, stupe
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0AN
comfort, consolation ; encourage
ment, hope.
BaXuoia, -ov, ra, (fr. SdAAw to
bloom) a festival after harvest,
harvest-home, offering of first
fruits.
QaXvcrios, -a, -ov, (fr. last) fresh,
new, of this year.
QaX<p6cis, -eio-a, -iv, par. 1 a. pass.
— QaXd>9£, -_^j, -fj, 1 a. sub.
pass, of 3-dArrw.
OdXxpis, -ios, Att. -£wj, fi, (fr.
same) warmth, heat, warmness ;
a fomentation or stuping.
QdXuptv, 1 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of
SdAAw.
ftdua, (perhaps fr. aua together)
often, oftentimes, frequently ;
numerously, in a crowded man-
ner.
Qdfiap, Heb. indecl. Thamar, a
woman's name.
6du(5e£, 3 sin. impf. act. Ion. of
Baufiiu) -w, f. -jew, p. r£0d/ij3^Ka,
(fr. Sdpiios amazement) to as-
tonish, confound, daunt, terrify,
astound, stun; to amaze, sur-
prise, confuse. Qapfiiouat -ovytat,
to dread, fear greatly ; to won-
der, be amazed or perplexed.
impf. mid. edauffedunv -ovutjv,
in 3 pi. edatifiiovTO -ovvro. 1 a.
ind. pass. cdau^Onv, -vs,-v-
Qdufinazv, Ion. for eQa^rjatv, with
v added, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
last.
Gd//j3/7<r(j, -ios, Att. -euiSt hy an<l
Qdu@os,-eos -ovst rb, (fr. $au@iw
to amaze) astonishment, amaze-
ment; fear, dread, terror ; sur-
prise, wonder, admiration.
Qaupwv, par. pres. act. cont. of
$au0iu.
Qauies, n. QauiaSy a. pL of Saprjs.
Qausibs, -a, -bv, and Qaufis, -ios
-ovs, 6, f]y (&• $«/*<* often) fre-
quent, often repeated; thick, close,
numerous.
Qan^tj, (fr. last) to do often, re-
peat ; to frequent, rssort, haunt ;
to crowd, collect together ; to hap-
pen often, recur.
Qauifiacd5t]Sy Neptune was so
called by the Scythians.
Qantvd, (Poet., fr. next, th. $aua
often) frequently, often, repeat-
edly.
Qa/uvbsy -fly -bv, (fr. $aua often)
frequent, often repeated; thick,
close, crowded, numerous.
Qduvosy -ov, b, (fr. last) a grove,
wood,, thicket; a brier, , shrub,
underwood..
Qa/jii-wc'fiSy -eos -ovs, b, )/, (fr. last)
woody, thick with briers or un-
derwood.
Qduvptsy (fr' $aud numerously) a
solemn meeting, festival, celebra-
tion.
Bavdciuos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. §vf<cKti) to
die) deadly, mortal, fatal.
Qavardu -w, (fr. Sdvaros death, th.
■S^^ffKO) to die) to desire death,
wish to die ; to commit suicide.
QavaT7)<p6pos, -ov, 6, (fr. same, and
tftipu to bring) causing death,
deadly, mortal.
GAP
Oavdroia, g. Ion. of
Qdvaroi, -ov, b, (fr. SvfioKw to die)
death ; imminent danger ; a
plague, pestilence. Qavdru ir6-
pctv, to give up to death.
Qaiarovfittia, 1 pi. cont. pres. ind.
pass. — Qavarovutvos, -n, -ov,
par. pres. pass. cont. — Qava-
tovv, pres. inf. act. cont. — 6a-
varovrt, 2. pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. of
Qavar6w -Si, f. -uxroi, p. redavdrwica,
ifr. Sdvaros death, th. Sv/Joxw to
le) to kill, slay, put to death,
in/lict death ; to mortify, quench,
subdue, humble. Qavardopai -ov-
uai, to be dead or as it were dead.
1 a. act. ind. cOavdruoa' sub.
SavardxTb) ' inf. SavarSioai. 1 a.
pass. ind. edavarwdt/V par. $a-
varojQeli.
QavaT(l>6t)f, -eos, 6, fi, (ft. same)
deadly, mortal.
OavarwOdf, -uaa, -<y, par. 1 a.
pass, of same.
QavarSurai, 1 a. inf. act. — Qava-
rtlxjovai, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. —
BavarthauHTt, 3 pi. 1 a, sub. act.
of same.
Qavdrueis, -tot, Att. -twj, h~, (fr.
Sdime)a killing, slaughter ,mu rder .
Qavitiv, Ion. and Qaviptv. Dor. for
Qavtlv, 2 a. inf. act. of $vfjoicu>.
6avvc</i,Heb. indecl. large serpents,
dragons, crocodiles.
Qdvoifit, -on, -oi, 2 a. opt. act. —
Gavolaas, Dor. for ^avovorji, g.
sin. fem. par. 2 a. act. — 0d-
vovr, by Apos. for &dvovra, a.
sin. mas. par. 2 a. act. — Qa-
vovuai, -fj, -drat, 2 f. ind. mid.
Of VvfjffKU).
Qdvu, formed by Metath. fr. $vdu>,
the origin of Svr/<ncu>, an obsolete
verb, whence 2 a. ind. act. ida-
vov, 2 f. ind. act. §avS>, and 2 f.
ind. mid. Savov/iai, attributed
to Svrjaicu).
Qdouai, for Scdouai. — Qdovra, a.
sin. par. pres. act. of $d<a or
$douai.
Qdirrtv, Ion. for idairr&v, 3 sin.
impf. of
Qdirra), f. -d^w, p. Tirana, to bury,
inter, burn, perform obsequies,
celebrate a funeral. QdzTcpai,
to be buried in grief, &e. sunk in
amazement, overwhelmed with
admiration. 1. a. ind. act. ida\pa.
2 a. ind. act. erd<pov. 2 f. ind.
act. rd<pu). 2 a. pass. ind. crd<f>tjv
inf. ra<prjvai. 2 f. pass. Ta<f>rjoo-
fiat. per. ind. mid. rtdriira.
Qapd, Heb. indecl. Thara, a man's
name.
6aoyt]\ia, -uv, ra, (perhaps fr.
Sipu) to warm, and yr\ the earth)
a festival of Apollo and Diana,
when first fruits were offered to
them.
Qaayr/\iu>v, -wvoj, b, (fr. last) the
eleventh month of the Athenians,
when the $apyr)\ia were held ;
it answered nearly to April.
Qapj>a\tos, -a, -ov, and QappaXiu>s,
see SapoaXios and $apoa,Xi<as.
Oapjisiv, pres. inf. act. of
©AT
Qan'piui -5, (fr. $dp{>o$, for Sdpoos
confidence) f. -»/a<j, p. rtddpnxa.
1 a. ind. act. tddpfino-a. See
■Sapo-fw.
Qapfirio-ai, 1 a. inf. act. of last.
QapPnriKbi, -fi, -bv, (fr. last) con-
Ji'lcnt, bold, daring, spirited.
Qdpj)os, -toi -ovi, rb, see $dpoos.
Qapfrovuev, 1 pi. cont. pr>
act. — Qappovvra, n. -^oDvraj,
a. pi. par. pres. act. of $apf>iw.
Oappvvd), (fr. Sapfcos, for Sdptrof
confidence) to inspire with confi.
dence, encourage, animnte.
QapoaXios, -a, -ov, (fr. Sdpaos cou-
rage) bold, confident, resolute,
sturdy, hardy ; daring, courage-
ous, valiant, comp. SapoaXtwre-
poi, sup. -drarot.
QapaaXiws, (fr. last) boldly, coura-
geously, intrepidly.
Qdpau, 2 sin. — Qapotirt, 2 pi
pres. impr. act. cont. of Sap-
o7w.
&apffev(. -ioiy Att. -iuii, b, a man
of Tnarsos.
Qapocuea, Dor. for Saptrovaa, n.
f in. par. pres. act. cont. of
Qapaiu -S>, f. -i'/cu), p. -t]Ka, (fr.
Sdpcos courage) to trust, confide,
rely or depend on; to expect,
hope, have assurance; to dare,
venture, be bold, act spiritedly;
to take courage, cheer up, feel se-
cure, be at ease, use freedom
authority, par. pres. act. §ap-
aiiDv -Civ. 1 a. act. ind. tddpanaa'
par. §apo~f)aas.
Qdpaoi, and by Metath. Spdaog,
-cos -ovf, rb, (fr. $tpw to be
Win] self consciousness, confi-
dence ; boldness, courage, forti-
tude ; impudence, assurance.
Qdpaot, -ov, fj, Tarsus, a city of
Cilicia. The ocean, sea.
dapcrvvioKO), impf. tQapavvtoicov,
Poet, for
Qapcrvvto, f. -vvGi, (fr. $dp<ro$ bold'
ness) to give confidence, encou-
rage, embolden.
Qapavi, -cia, -v, (fr. same) confi-
dent, assured, collected; bold,
daring, venturesome ; courage-
ous, valiant.
Qdcat, Dor. for Siaaai, 1 a. impr.
mid. of&cdouai, Poet. $douai.
Qao-eii, Dor. for Qvotig.
Qdao\iai, Dor. for &rjo~ouai, 1 f. ind.
mid. ofriOrjiii.
Qaaduevos, Dor. for $eaoduevo$,
par. 1 f. mid. of Stdouat, Poet.
$do/iai.
Qdaos, -ov, b, Thasos, an island in
the iEgean sea.
Qdo-o-ov, (neut. of Sdrruv) more
quickly, sooner.
Qdo-au), cont. for Sadcrau), same as
Sodfa.
Qdaauiv or Qdrruv, (fr. Sdoao) to
move quickly) a comparative
attributed to ra^Of, which see.
Qdrepof, -a,-ov, (fr. t5j, fori, and
tTtpoq other) either, one or other,
one or either of. two, the other.
Qaripov, Sdrzpai, for too iripov,
Zrepai. ~E.nl &drcpa, to or on
the other side.
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Qdrruiv, see Sdaoiov.
Oav, Heb. indecl. a chamber.
room.
Qavfta, -ami, to, (fr. Saviui^to to
wonder) wonder, astonuhmeriL
amazement; udmiration; a won-
der, prodigy.
Qavfid^outv, 1 pi. pres. ind. act. —
OavfiaodfttBa, 1 pi. 1 f. ind. mid.
of Savpdfa.
Qavpdgav, pres. inf. act. — Qav-
ud£crc, 2 pi. pres. ind. or impr.
act. — Oavfidot/rc, 2 pi. 1 a. sub.
act. — €kivud£u>v, pi. n. -^ovrtj,
g. -tyvrwv, par. pres. act.' of
Qavudfa, f. -ow, p. TiOavpaKa, to
'>r, marvel, admire; to re-
vere, respect, honour, look up to ;
to court, regard, favour ; to won-
der at, be surprised ; to be struck
tvith amazement, with a/lmira-
tion, with awe or tvith mdigttfr
tion. per. ind. pass. rcOavpaafiai.
1 a. pass. ind. lOavudadnv inf.
SavfiaoOrjvai. 1 f. inu. mid. 3av-
fidcofiat.
Qavfiatvu), same as last.
Qavpaviovrts, Ion. for Savfiavovres >
n. pi. par. 2 f. act. of last.
Qavfio*, -avroi, b, Thomas, a man'i
name.
Qavuaotos, -a, -ov, (fr. SavudCw to
wonder) rvoiulerful, marvellous,
admirable, surprising, astonish-
ing, strange.
Qavpao-ubs, -ou? b, (fr. same) twn-
der, admiration, surprise.
Qavuaorfu, -ov} 6, (fr. same) an
admirer, praxser, commender ; a
flatterer, sycophant.
Qav/iaoTbs, -t), -bv, (fr. same) to be
admired, wonderful, marvellous.
Qavftaordw -<S, f. -wcrw, (fr. same)
to cause wonder, excite admira-
tion, make surprising, appear
strange.
Qavuaoruii, (fr. Sav/xaarrbs won-
derful) wonderfully, surprising-
ly ; wisely, sensibly, prudent-
ly-
Qavuarl^opat, f. -toouai, (fr. Sav-
pa^ia to wonder) to be struck with
admiration, be confounded with
surprise ; to wonder, marvel, ad-
mire.
Qavuar6iroios, -ov, b, ff, (fr. Suvfia
a wonder, and irotiu) to make)
wonder-working, marvellous; a
juggler, dealer in miracles.
Qav/iarovpyio} -d, f. ->7<rw, (fr. $av-
udfo to wonder, and ipyov
work) to do wonderful things,
work miracles; to practise im-
postures, effect delusions, use ma-
gic.
Bavjiarovoybs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
worker of miracles ; a pretender
to miracles, impostor; a sor-
cerer, magician, wizzard ; a
juggler.
Qa<pOeig, -tloa, -tv, par. 1 a. pass.
Of •SaTTTW.
Qdrpat, 1 a. inf. act. — Oa\pdvTU)v,
g. pi. par. 1 a. act. of Sdirro).
Qa^iia, -as, //, an herb so called
from
Qdxpos, -ov. f), Thapsun, an island ;
0EA
a town in Africa ; a town and
river in Scythia; a kind of
wood, herb used for dyeing,
brought from some of those
places.
dad), cont. fr. $Eau>, same as Stdo-
uat.
Qdia -w, to suckle, give milk to ; to
nourish, cherish, feed, maintain.
Qdouai, to feed, receive nourish-
ment, suck ; to dine, sup, feast,
banquet.
6e? a particle added to words ; it
implies motion from a place.
Qed, -as, 17, (fr. &sbs a god) a god-
dess, idol.
Qia, -as, ft, (fr. Ssdopai to behold)
a spectacle, sight, show, pageant
display ; a prospect, view, scaf-
fold, gallery, tower from whence
to see.
Qia, pres. impr. act. cont. of
Scaw.
QeaOrjvai, 1 a. ind. pass. ofStdouai.
Qiaiva, -as, fj, same as $cd.
Qidua, -dros, rb, (fr. Sedouat to
look at) a sight, spectacle, show,
pageant,
QecLv, Dor. for Sewv, g. pi. of Sea"
or a. sin. of same.
Geavw, -60s -ovs, f), Tlieano, a
woman's name.
Qedouai, f. -daouai, p. TcOiauai, to
behold, look upon, view, contem-
plate ; to consider, observe, re-
gard, look up to ; to gaze upon,
admire ; to go to see, visit. 1 a.
pass. ind. tOcddr]v' inf. SeaQrjvai.
1 a. mid. ind. EdEaedunv inf.
Sedaavdai ' par. SsaoduEvos.
Qedpiov, -ov, rb, (fr. &eds a god) a
holy place, temple.
Qcap%ta, -as, f), (fr. same, and
ap^n rule) the divinity, divine
original ; providence, divine care.
QeaaduEvos, -V, -ov, par. — Qedaacr-
Oai, inf. 1 a. mid. ofSedouai.
QcdTns, -ov, b, (fr. Sedouai to be-
hold) a spectator, viewer, be-
holder, looker on.
Beards, -j), -bv, (fr. same) to be
seen, visible, conspicuous, clear,
plain ; eminent, considerable,
notable, remarkable, worth at-
tention ; worthy, goodly, grace-
ful ; wonderful, strange, marvel-
lous, amazing, surprising, admi-
rable.
QEarp'i^u), f. -tcrw, p. reOedrpiKa, (fr.
Siarpov a playhouse, th. S-edo/iai
to behold) to make a public
spectacle, produce on the stage;
to act dramatically, perform.
par. pres. pass. S-earpifyuevos, -n,
-ov. per. ind. pass, redcdrpiauni.
QEarpoeio'rjS, -ios -ovs, b, f), (fr.
same, and e7<5o? a likeness) like a
playhouse, resembling a theatre,
theatrical.
Qiarpov, -ov, rb, (fr. Stdopiai to
look on ) a building for the exhi-
bition of public games or shovjs,
theatrical, political, divine, &c. ;
a playhouse, theatre; an exhibi-
tion, show, spectacle.
6ea<i>, the active of Sedouai, which
Qedwv, iEol. for Stiav, g. pi. of $cd.
Qie, Ion. for idtt, 3 sin. cont.
impf. act. ofS-tw.
Get, Heb. indecl. a chamber, room,
hall, court, vestibule ; the ground.
Qkiov, neut. of Qiaos, Poet, for
■Suov, and^ao?.
Qcei6o> -w, (fr. Sieiov, Ion. for Sciov
sulphur) to fumigate with sul-
phur, smoke with brimstone.
Qieaicov, Ion. for iQeov, impf. act.
of Sib).
Beevutvos, Ion. for §E&p£vos, par.
pres. mid. cont. of $£aouai.
QEii'ios, Poet, for SiEios, which for
3-ao?.
Qetjs, Ion. for &eois, d. pi. of $£a.
QE>'i<raadai, Ion. for &Edaaffdai, 1 a.
inf. mid. — QE>'i<TEat, Ion. for
$Ed<rn, 2 sin. 1 f. mid. of Sedo-
uai.
Qevtos, -f), -bv, Ion. for Ssards-
0£?<z, -as, f), (fern, of &e7os divine)
Theia, a woman's name.
Qeiei, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. — Qe'uiv,
pres. inf. act. ofS-eiw, Poet, for
$iu), to run.
QEin, 3 sin. pres. sub. act. of Seim,
Poet, for $iu>, to set. Or, Poet,
for &fi, 3-sin. 2 a. sub. of riOriui.
Qe'ivv, -tjs, -n, 2 a. opt. act. of ri-
Qrjfii.
Qeitjv, Ion. for &£iav, a. sin. fern.
o($e7os.
QeiXotteSevo), (fr. next) to expose to
the sun, parch, dry; to warm,
bask.
Qei\6tte$ov, -ov, to, (for rb ei\6ite6ov)
a sunny place, place exposed to
the sun, drying ground.
QEivai, 2 a. inf. act. ofriOnui.
QeivSuevos, -v, -ov, par. pres. pass.of
Qcivo), f. Sevw, (a Poet, verb) to
strike, hit, smite ; to lash, flog,
beat, chastise ; to fell, kill, mur-
der, slay.
Qeiouev, by Syst. for SeIuuev, I pi.
of $e(o), Poet, for 3<S, 2 a. sub.
act. of riOnui.
Qeiov, -ov, to, (neut. of^eToj divine)
sulphur, brimstone.
Qeiov,-ov, to, (same) thedivine be-
ing ; the divinity.
Qe7os, and Poet. Qe^Ios, and QiEios,
-a, -ov, (fr. Qeos God) relating
to God, divine, heavenly ; holy,
sacred, consecrated, blessed ; very
great, beyond human, monstrous,
prodigious ; prophetic, presaging,
foreboding, comp. $Ei6r£pos, sup.
-oraros-
Qe7os, -ov, b, an uncle.
QsioTEpov, and Qetoripus, (fr- $£16-
TEpos comp. of SeIos divine) di-
vinely, from God, from heaven.
Qu6rr)s, -nros, fi, (fr. Selos divine,
th. Qeos God) the divinity, the
divine nature, the Godhead, the
providence of God.
Qei6w-u>, f. -wcu), (fr. Stios divine,
th. Qebs God) to hallow, conse-
crate, dedicate.
Qute, by Sync, for SdnrE, 2 pi. 2
a. opt. act. of rlOrjui.
Qdu), Poet, for Sid), to run. Also
Poet, for $&, 2 a. sub. act. of
ridnui.
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eEM
QeiiUvs, -£os -ovs, b, fi, (fr. &siot
sulphur, and eiSos likeness) sul-
phureous, like sulphur or brim-
stone.
Qtiwea, Ion. for cOc/oxro, 1 a. ind.
act. of §ei6o).
Qi\\ for eAe, pres. impr. act. of
&i\u.
Qi\ynrpov, -ov, rb, (fr. SiXyu) to
sooth) a soother, balm, refresh-
ment ; a charm.
QeXyiv, -ivos, b, (fr. same) a sor-
cerer, enchanter, magician.
QiXyw, f. -£w, (perhaps fr. SiXia to
wish, and ayw to lead) to sooth,
flatter, comfort, console; to
please, gratify ; to allure, seduce,
viislead, corrupt; to cajole, de-
ceive, beguile, cheat; to bewitch,
charm, par. pres. pass. £eAyd-
UEVOS-
QiXus, -ti, 2 and 3 sin.; pi. -opev,
-ete, -ovtri, pres. ind. act. — 0f*-
Xrjs, Xj), 2 and 3 sin. -Xvte, -Xu>-
cr'i, 2 and 3 pi. pres. sub. act. —
SiXoi, 3. sin. pres. opt. act. of
SiXu) or sOiXu).
QiXEuvov, -ov, rb, (fr. SipnXov a
foundation, th. Siw, to place) a
foundation, groundwork, basis.
QiXvua, -dros, rb, and QiXtjoi s, -ios,
Att. -Etas, f/, (fr- 5Aw to wish)
will, volition, wish; desire, incli-
nation, pleasure, d. sin. $EXfjpa-
ti' pi. $£Xf)uaTa.
QEXrjaavras, a. pi. par. 1 a. act. —
QeXijo-o), -ns, -V, 3 pi. -<ru)oi, 1 a.
sub. act. of SiXu).
Qr.Xnrris, -ov, b,((r. same) a wisher ;
desirous, ea/jcr, willing.
QeXrjTbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) desired,
coveted, wished or longed for,
prayed, sought; decreed, deter-
mined.
QeXkttip, ->jpos, b, (fr. SiXyw to se-
duce) a flatterer, soother ; sedu-
cer, deceiver.
QeXktyipiov, -ov, rb, (fr. last, th.
SiXya) to sooth) enticement, al-
lurement, blandishment, attrac-
tion, captivaiion, charm ; a balm,
consolation, soothing strain ; se-
duction, deception.
QeX^ivoos -ovs, -6ov -ou? b, f), (fr.
same, and voos the mind) sooth-
ing, calming, balmy, grateful.
QiXoica, Dor. for SiXovva, n. fern.
— QiXovn, Dor. for SiXovoi, d.
pi. — QiXovoa, n. fern. par. pres.
act. of SiXu).
QiXovros, g. — QiXovn, d. — 0f-
Xovra, a. — QeXovtes, n. pi. of
5Auiv, -owa, -ov, par. pres. act.
of same.
QiXvuvov, -ov, rb, same a.s$£uiXiov.
QiXu or EdiXu), which see.
Qiua, -dros, rb, (fr. riBrjixi to place)
any thing set, placed, laid, put
or imposed on another ; an erec-
tion, building, tomb, monument;
a subject for writing upon, text,
theme; the origin or original;
an army or regiment quartered
on a country ; the district so cir-
cumstanced; an impost, tax,
subsidy ; money laid down, a de-
posits, pledge, stake; a match.
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game or contest for a wager;
treasure laid up; the cqffer or
chest in which it it kepi; a habit,
manner, fashion; circumstance,
situation, place.
Qtparucbs, -r), -bv, (fr. last) set,
pi wed, laid down, decided ; posi-
tive, absolute, decisive ; provin-
cial, crt<rnal, foreign ; primitive,
original; done for a wager, bet
or stake, as StpariKol aydves,
sweepstake games.
QcuiOXov, -ou, rd, same asScpiXiov.
QtpdXiov, -ov, rd, Poet, for
QcuiXiov, -ov, rb, and QcpiXios, -ov,
6, also Sipc&Xov, Stp.dXiov,$iXvp-
vov, and $>)ptXov, (fr. riOnut to
place) a foundation, ground-
work, basis; any thing fir m , an al-
tar, temple, palace, fortress; bal-
last; a deposite, treasure laid up.
QcptXibu -u>, f. -(iffu, p. rtOtucXlu)-
Ka, (fr. last) to lay a foundation;
to found, settle, establish, confirm.
per. ind. pass. TtdtucXlwpai.
pper. ind. pass. cTtOiutXiupTjv, 3
sin. Ion. rcQcpiXlutro.
GcpcXiuo-at, 1 a. inf. act. of last.
QeucXlwais, -iof, Att. -iws, ^, (fr.
same) the laying a foundation;
a groundwork, basis.
Qiptv, Ion. and Qipcvai, Dor. for
Stlvai, 2 a. inf. act. — Qiptvos,
par. 2 a. mid. ofrlBnpi.
Qtpcpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. Sipts law)
grave, serious, important, weigh-
ty, solemn; revered, reverend,
venerable.
QiptaOXov, -ov, rb, Poet, same as
SiptOXov, or
QiunXov, -ov, to, see ScuiXtov.
GeftlrrXcKTOf, -ov, b,fi, (fr. Oipts the
patroness of right, and nX«w
to bind) woven by Themis;
legal, lawful; just, right, right-
ful.
Qipis, -icroi and -tios, fi, Themis,
the patroness of law ; law, "qui-
*Vi right, justice ; morality, reli-
gion; positive law. Qiptorts,
taxes, tributes due of right ;
oracles, responses.
QcuicKtptjjv, -ovros, b, t), (fr. Sipis
law, and /cipw, cont. of Ktpdu> or
Ktpdvvvpi to mix) zealous for the
law; regarding or keeping the
law ; who practises justice, does
right ; ruling with equity.
OepHTKdiros, -ov b, %, (fr. same, and
c*inrouai to observe) a guardian
oj the law, supporter of right; a
president, ruler, governor.
Qcpitrao), f. mid. -icopai, (fr. same)
to dispense law, judge, decide,
do justice ; to rule, govern, pre-
side. 1 a. ind. mid. Poet. sOe-
pioodprji.
Giptara, a. sin. — Qipiarcs, n. pi.
of Si pis.
QcpiaTttng, -a, -ov, (fr. S-ipts law)
lawful, legal ; just, right, equita-
ble.
Qtpiariuiv, Ion. for ScpiarSii - g. pi.
Of $£.fU<TT6s.
Qcpio-ToicXiris, -itog, and Qcpio-roK-
Xrjs, -r/ng, b, Thcmutoclcs, a
man's name.
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Qtpior6vn, -rjs, r), Tliemistond, a
woman's name.
Qcpiarbs, -r), -bv, and Qepirus, -ov,
6, f), (fr. dtfiis law) according or
agreeable to law, legal; allow-
able, buwful; enacted, ratified,
established, ordained; holy, re-
verend, solemn.
Qcpio-TUi, -60s -ovs, fi, Themisto, a
woman's name.
Qcpbs, -ov, 6, (fr. rlOnpi to place)
arrangement, regulation dispo-
sal, order, method, distribution ;
admonition, warning, sugges-
tion, command, law.
0eu6w -Co, f. -wow, (fr. last) to
bring near, make approach, put
together; to settle, enforce, en-
act.
Oiv, same as Si.
Qivap, -dpos, rd, the hollow of the
liand or foot ; the palm of the
hand ; the sole of the foot.
Qivio, f. -cvw, same as Sdvw, 2 a.
ind. act. idavov.
QtoQXaQtia, -as, h, (fr. $*i g<x*>
and pXdpn hurt, th. (SXairTut to
injure) impiety, ungodliness;
insensibility, stupidity, folly.
Qto(JXa(ir)s, -fos oDj, 0, ^,(fr. same)
impious, irreligious, ungodly ;
senseless, stupid, devoid of rea-
son.
Qioyvis, -tSos, 6, Theognis, a man's
name.
QtohlbaKTOs, -ov, b, ft, (fr. Scbs god,
and 6icdo~K<j> to teach) taught by
god, inspired.
OcdSparos, -ov, b, fi, Dor. for
Qtdtpnros, -ov, 6, r), (fr. Scbs god,
and cipu to build) built by the
gods, dixnnely established, con-
firmed by heaven.
QtdcoTos, -ov, b, r), (fr. same, and
Slciapt to give) given by god,
imparted by heaven; richly en-
dowed.
QcoSupos, -ov, b, Theodoras, a
man's name.
Qtoeiofis, -ios -ovs, b, 1), (fr. same,
and eiSos shape) like a god, god-
like, divine.
GtofiVcX' for StoeliccXe v. of
QcotUcXos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same, and
cIkcXos like, th. dieo) to resemble)
resembling a god, like a divinity,
divine; superior, noble, digni-
fied.
QtdBtv, (fr. same, and 6ev a par-
ticle implying from) from god,
from heaven, divinely.
Qeoiprjv, SoipnV Qioio, Soto' Qiotro,
Soiro, &c. Poet, for Sei/inv, Se7o,
Sc7ro, 2 a. opt. mid. ofriOnpi.
Qeo7o, Ion. for Seov, g. of $t6$.
Qioica, Dor. for Siovaa, n. fern,
par. pres. act. ofSiu), to run.
QcokXvtiio -w, f. -t'/aia, (fr. Sebg
god, and kXvw to hear) to make
god hear, call upon him, invoke,
implore ; to obey god, respect, re-
gard.
QcokXvtos, -ov, b, rj, (fr. same)
heard by the gods ; invoking the
gods, suppliant.
QzokoXtos, -ov, 6, f), (fr. same, and
Kpivo) to judged affected or chosen
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by Sod, set apart by divine com-
mand; chosen as a judge by tht
'livinitirs, alluding to Paris. Al-
so a man's name.
Qi6ktiotos, -ov, b, 1), (fr. same, and
tcrlfa to create) created or made
by god.
QtoXoyia, -as, f), (fr. same, and
X6yos a word) an account of the
ditinc nature, essay on god, di-
vinity, theology.
QeoXdyos, -ov, 6, fj, (fr. same) an
expounder of the divine word,
commentator on the word of
God, divine, theologian ; an epi-
thet of St. John the Evangel-
ist.
QcopSifis. -ios-ovs. 6, r), (fr. same,
and palvopai to be mad) infatu-
ated, afflicted with madness, out-
rageous.
Qcopa%iu) -G), f. -rjew, p. -nKa, (fr.
Stds god, and udyopai to fight)
to fight against god, oppose his
will, resist his inspiration.
Qtoua^la, -as, i), (fr. same) the
war of the gods.
Qtouaxos, -ov, b, 1), (fr. same) who
fights against or resists god.
Btouax&ucv, 1 pi. cont. pres. sub.
act. of Stopayiui.
Qioutv, Poet, for $G>pcv, 1 pi. 2 a.
sub. act. ofrlOnpi.
Qtouipns, -cos, -ovs, and Qcdpepos,
-ov, b, r), (fr. Sibs god, and udpta
to allot) see Scduotpos.
Qtopiafis, -ios -ovs, b, r), (fr. same,
and plcos hatred) hated by god,
cast off by heaven; hating god,
impious.
Qtdpoipos and Qedpopos, -ov, b, ft,
(fr. same, and po7pa a share)
given by god, granted by heaven,
allotted by providence ; who has
a share in god, chosen by heaven,
blessed, divine ; excellent, superi-
or, eminent, virtuous.
Qc6vtu)v, g. pi. of Slav, par. pres.
act. of 5io3, to run.
Qc6nvevoros, -ov, 6, r), (fr. $cbs god,
and nvioj to breathe) inspired by
god.
Qcdiropiros, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
■nip-iru) to send) Theopompus, a
man's name.
Qtotrptvis, -ios, rb, (neut. of next)
the divinity or majesty of god ;
divine honour.
Qeovpcirrjs, -ios -ovs, 0, r), (fr. Sebs
god, and irpinu) to become) be-
coming or suitable to the divine
nature, divine, holy, sacred ; god-
like, majestic, dignified.
Qeoirpoiriu) -w, f. -//cw, p. -".m, (fr.
Sibs god, and rrpiirw to become,
or irpod-u) to foretell) to pro-
phesy, foretell, forebode, pre-
sage.
Qtoirporia, -as, f), (fr- same) a pro-
phesying, prophetic inspiration;
divination, soothsaying.
QtoTpdmov, -ov, to, (fr. same) a
prophecy, prediction, denuncia-
tion ; the will of heaven ; an
oracle.
Qeoirp6iros, -ov, 6, r), (fr. same) a
prophet, foreteller, soothsayer
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diviner; an enchanter, magi-
cian; one who consults an
oracle.
BeSirrvaTog, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same,
and trrvu) to spit out) hated by
the gods.
eiooroi, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same, and
6p<a to excite) stirred up by
God, impelled by heaven, in-
spired.
Qzbg, -ov, b, sometimes ft, (fr. Sio)
to arrange) God, the Deity;
a god, goddess, deity, divinity,
idol.
QedoSoros, -ov, b, ft, (fr. last, and
SiSwui to give) given by God,
bestowed by heaven, divinely
granted,
Qeooifizia, -as, ft, (fr. same, and
o-£j3(i) to revere) the worship of
God, religion, piety, godliness,
devotion.
Qcocrefiris, -tog -ovg, b, ft, (fr. same)
pious, religious, godly, devout.
Qzoozfi&g, (fr. last) piously, reli-
giously, devoutly.
QtooiirTwp, -opog, b, (fr. same) a
regarder of God, pious.
Qcoarvym, -tog -ovg,b, ft, (fr. Qzbg
God, and orvyiu) to hate) a
hater of God, impious, irreligious,
profane, pi. cont. Szoo-rvyzlg.
.Qz6ravpog, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same, and
raiipog a bull) the bull-god, an
epithet of Jupiter.
&e6Trjg, -rjrog, ft, (fr. same) god-
ship, godhead, deity, divinity,
divine nature.
Qedrtuog, -ov, b, ;/, (fr. same, and
riur) honour) honoured by God,
regarded by heaven ; Theotimus,
a man's name.
Qcov8?ig, -iog -ovg, b, ft, (fr. same,
and ztSog likeness) godlike, di-
vine; godly, good, righteous.
QeoQaviv, -m, ft> (""• same, and
tyaivbi to appear) a divine ap-
pearance; the festival when the
idols or images of the gods were
displayed.
Oz6(fl\z, v. of Gz6<f>i\og.
Qzod>(.\r)g,-iog -ovg, b, ft, (fr. Qzbg
God, and 0iX*w to love) a lover
of God, pious ; beloved by God,
favoured of heaven.
Qe6(fi\og, -ov, 5, ft, (fr. same) same
as last ; Theophilus, a man's
name.
Qz6<ptv, (fr. Qzbg God) from God,
from heaven, divinely. Also,
Poet, for 3-ioTg, d. pi. of $zog .
Qz6<ppa(rrog, -ov, b, Theophrastus, a
man's name.
0£<5<2>(kov, -ovog, b, ft, (fr. Qebg God,
and 0pfjv the mind) inspired,
wise as a god ; a prophet, sooth-
sayer.
Qzo<pv\anrog, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same,
and jbvXdo-oui to guard) protected
by God, guarded by heaven, in
the divine care.
Qzpdiraiva, -ag, and Qepairaivtg,
-VSog, ft, (fr. Sepdnuv a servant,
th. $ipu> to provide) a woman-
servant, attendant.
Qzpairzia, -ag, ft, (fr. same) ser-
vice, attendance ; a train, suite ;
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family, household; courtesy, re-
spect, attention; worship; cul-
ture, care; cure, healing, re-
medy.
Qipavivdacr), d. sin. fem. ofQzpa-
ittvdtig, par. 1 a. pass, of Szpa-
irevw.
Bepaizevdrjvai, 1 a. inf. pass. —
Qzpairzvcai, inf. — Qepdirzvcov,
impr. 1 a. act. — Qepairzvaoi,
-eig,-ei, 1 f. ind. act. of same.
Qzpaizzvczia, -ag, -c, 2E*o\. for §z-
pairevaatui, -aig, -ai, 1 a. opt.
act. of same.
Qzpanzvrrjg, -ov, b, (fr. Szpdirwv a
servant, th. $ipu> to provide) an
attendant, minister, assistant,
agent ; a servant, follower ; a
physician.
QrpairtvTtKbg, -rj, -bv, (fr. same)
obedient, obsequious, attentive,
courteous ; serviceable, useful,
convenient ; healing, curing, me-
dicinal.
Qepdircvrog, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same)
that may be cured, to be healed.
Qzpanzfa), f. -etioio, p. TzOzpdrrzvKa,
(fr. same) to serve, attend, wait
upon ; to court ; to win, concili-
ate ; to obey, be subservient, sub-
mit, be useful ; to look after, at-
tend, provide; to cure, heal; to
till, cultivate; to study, endea-
vour, pursue; to worship. 1 a.
act. ind. zQzpdirzvoa' impr. $e-
pdirivoov, -drui. impf. pass. z8z-
paTrev6jjit]v, -ov, -zto. per. ind.
pass. rzdzpdnzv[iai' par. rzQzpa-
irzvuivog. 1 a. ind. pass, zdzpa-
irevQrjv.
Qzpajmrj, -vg, fj, Ion. for §zpa-
TTtia.
Qzpdirva, -ag, Dor, for Qzpdirvrj,
-rig, ft, the name of a city.
Qzpdirva, -ag, ft, for Qzpdiraiva.
QepanviSiov, -ov, to, (dim. of last,
th. Szpdirwv a servant) a servant
girl, little servant.
Qzpdirovra, a. sin. -irovre, n. du.
-irovai, d. pi. of
Qzpdiruiv, -ovrog, b, a household-
servant, servant, attendant, fol-
lower ; an agent, minister , as-
sistant.
Qzpacpztv, Heb. indecl. Teraphim,
idols, images.
Qzpzia, -ag, and Ion. Qzpzirj, -rjg, ft,
same as Sipog.
Qipziog, -a, -ov, (fr. last) of sum-
mer, in summer; hot, warm,
genial, comp. S-zpzidrzpog, sup.
-orarog.
QeparaTT), Sync, for SzpziordTt),
fem. n. sup. of last.
Qipzvg, Dor. for Slpovg, g. of $ipog.
Qepiu), same as ■Sfpw.
Qzpi'^ztv, inf. — Qzpi£zig, -&t, 2
and 3 sin. — Qzpi^ovai, 3 pi. ind.
pres. act. of
Qzpifa, f. -t'o-w, p. TtQipiKa, (fr. $i-
pog summer) to have summer,
spend the summer, keep harvest ;
to reap, gather in, mow, cut
down ; to incur, suffer. 1 a. act.
ind. cOiptcra' par. Sepiaag. per.
ind. pass, redtpicuai. 1 a. ind.
pass. zQzplo-Byv.
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Qtpi^v, -ovrog, b, (par. pres. act,
of last) a reaper.
QzpVvbg, -r), -bv, (fr. Sipog summer)
of summer, in summer or harvest.
Qzplaai,- inf. — Qzpio-dvruv, g. pi.
par. — Qipiaov, impr. 1 a. act.
— Qzpiazi, 3 sin. — Qzpicouzv, 1
pi. 1 i. ind. act. of $zp($'o.
QzpiaSziv, Dor. $zpi£ziv, pres. iaC
act. of $zp(£o).
Ozpipjibg, -ov, b, (fr. $ipog summer,
th. Sept* to be warm) harvest; m
crop.
Qtpiorfipiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
reaping hook, sickle.
Qzpiorr)g, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
reaper, mower.
Qipiarpov or Qzpio-rpiov, -ov, rb, (fr.
same) a summer dress.
Qzpfjid, pi. neut. of S-zpfidg.
Qtpnai, -5v, al, (fem. pi. of Szpubg,
th. -S-fpw to be hot) warm baths,
hot baths.
Qzp/jiaivzcrOz, 2 pi. pres. impr. mid.
— Qzpuaiv6fizvog, -rj, -ov, par.
pres. mid. of
Qzppaivui, f. -avui, p. rzOipuayica,
(fr. &ipw to be hot) to make hot,
heat, warm. Qzpualvouai, to be
warmed or warm one's self. per.
ind. pass. rzQtpyiauuai. 1 a. ind.
pass. zOepudvOrtv.
QtppzTo, Ion. for zOipuzro, 3 sin.
impf. of Sipuouai.
Qzpun, -rjg, ?i, (fr. 3-ipw to be warm)
heal, warmth; violence, impetu-
osity, eagerness. Qipuai, warm
baths.
QzpiioXovriij) -5, f. -r/co), (fr. Szpubg
hot, and Xovw to wash) to use a
hot bath, bathe in warm wa-
ter.
Qippouai, Poet, for $zp[iaivouat.
QzpjjioiTvXai, -wv, a\, (fr. same, and
Trv\rj a gate) Thermopylae; the
pass of the hot baths, a place
in Greece.
Qipuog, -ov, b, a lupine, a kind or
pulse.
Bspf/bg, -i), -bv and -ov, b, fi, (fr.
Stpw to warm) hot, warm ; fiery,
fervid, fervent; eager, violent,
precipitate, comp. §zpu6rzpog,
sup. -drarog.
Qzpiidrrjg, -rjrog, ft, (fr. last) heat,
warmth.
Otpnovpyog, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same,
and ipyov work) ardent, bold,
sanguine ; violent, impetuous.
Qip/iu), Poet, for ■S-epw or $tp-
fjiaivu).
Qepog, -zog -ovg, rb, (fr. $ipu> to
warm) summer, heat, hot wea-
ther ; harvest time.
Ozpa'iTrjg, -ov, b, Thersites, a man's
name.
Qipaog, -zog, to, ^Eol. for Sdpaog.
eipvu, JEol for $epw, 1 f. ind.
act. — Qzpaouzvog, par. 1 f. mid.
^Eol. of
Oipw, f. Szpui, i£ol. $zpcru>, to
warm, heat ; to burn, parch,
scorch; to cherish, nurse, cure,
heal.
Org, -iTu), 2 a. impr. act. of ri
Qiaav, Ion. for (decay, 3 pi. 2 a.
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ind. act. — OloQat, 2 a. inf. mid.
— Hictfw, 3 sin. I a. ini|>r. mid
of TlQrtpi.
eioif, -ios, Att. -tu)f, h, (fr- rlOnui
to place) dispiis,
twn, appointment J tjiynel, ur-
rangciiunt, composition ; It gislu-
turt l t&4 makiin: of Inn -
hnhit ; a position, place, situu-
titm ; 'in wgimtmt, pr*\
i/i/i v/n-n, r.'i/ m ; a pledge^ }>mi n,
1/ ; 'i stud:, bunk, fund,
store.
QioiciXos, -ov, 6, q, (fr. 6c3j God,
and m «.(>(>> like, ill. nVw to re-
semble) /(A* a iliunity, ii&llikr,
dn uic ; atlmiralde, wonderful,
6/07*10$, -u, -ov, (fr. Siauog law,
th. Wflrj/ii to plan) I'iitful, k-
QcopoQirTjs, -ov, 6, (fr. last, and
riQtjyn to place) 'i lamftMr, fat/'-
ninktr, legislator, senator.
e/c/ios, -oi>, 6, (fr. ri'077/it to place)
« fane, '"•', drartf, statute ; ti ritr,
institution • n j,iU of tin,
6£«r/it)^ioptri»', -of. ri, (fr. next) <m
o//»t; , to Ceres; the
Oivpotfidpos, -ov, fi, (fr. Siouof law,
aii'l feaJn to brag) an epitlnt
of C< a legis-
late
unpr. mid. of
rlOi/ut.
Qto-rtiatq, and Ion. QtatTtaln, (viz.
yvwnr7, d. sin. fern, of next)
from (rod, from heaven, by the
ilninc will.
Ocaniaiof, -a,-ov, (fr. Sitms a pro-
phet, wh. fr. Qibs God, and
fo-iru), Poet, for irtu to speak.
Or fr, Oftk God, and tAtw, obs.
for kI-tid to fall) tliiint,
ly ; prophetic, presaging, fore-
boding ; wonderful, miraculous,
admirable.
Qctrrtfatis, -ios -oT>s, b, ;;, (fr. same,
and Sulu to burn, or linui to
know) lighted from heaven, di-
vinely inflamed, burning with
hiavenly fire.
Stciri^aoa, Dor. for Seo-rrto-aaa, n.
fern. par. 1 a. act. of
Qeari^io, f. -/o-w, (fr. next) to pro-
phesy, foretell, presage ; to guess,
divine.
QitnrtS, -to?, Att. -cw?, o, i/, (fr.
Qebs God, and firw to speak) a
prophet, interpreter ; divinely in-
spired, a poet ; divine, admira-
ble, wonderful.
Qlairicfin, -aros, rb, (fr. §-e<?-i£u> to
divine) an oracle, response, pro-.
phecy, divination.
Qcari<x)5fu> -G>, f. -f/o~'j), (fr. Sioms \
inspired, and wSfi a song) to
deliver oracles, prophesy, fore-
tell.
Oeaaa\oviKeig, -ios, Att. -iws, 6, g.
pi. -XovtKfwv, a man of
Qcaaa\ovTKT], -vsi h, Thessalonica, a
town of Macedonia, previously
Therma, now Salonichi.
Qt~«av, Poet, for -Si aav, wh. Ion.
©Eft
for fOio.u, 5 pi. 2 a. ind. act. of
riOtifii.
Qtarivs, -ov, b, Thesties, a man's
Dame.
Qtoropiirif, -ov, b, a son of
tiiarwp, -opos, 6, Thtstor, a man's
QiaQuTov, -ov, to, (n< nt. of next)
an ortirlt, <iu mm response, pro-
phttic answer, prophecy.
Oto^arus, -ov, 6, !/, (fr. Otdt God.
and 0»//i? to ■peak) dmntly ut-
teretl, pronounced
ndtir, prophetic; fatal, fated,
desti i
OtWoj, -a, -oi , (fr. W0v/'« to place)
to fc« placed or .*<{, |M 7//l/.v/ lit
put or </rr .
to the vi rb.
QirMs, -f), -di, (fr. same) positive,
absolute, true; laid mtM
Gtrirw?, (fr. last) positively, qfiir-
rnntiitlu, ahsolu''
Oirii, -tiui, if, Tlutis, a female
name
0/ro, Ion. for iOcro, 3 gin. 2 a.
ind. mid. of riOnftt.
Gtrdf, -f), -bv, (fr. rldrtui to set)
nt, plur,d, bntl ; lussunud, taken,
, trtl.
OtrraXla, -aj, »'/, Thtssaly ; a coun-
try in the north of Greece.
OiTT.iXoi, -u>v, ol, natives of the
last.
Qcv, Dor. for $ov, cont. fr. Sivo,
2 a. impr. mid. of rldrifii.
Bcvyev'ii, -ties, h, by Cras. for $to-
ycxti, (fr. Qcbf God, and yivouat
to be born) born of a god.
Qtvytodai, Crrtan for cfXytoOai,
pn-s. inf. pass, of $i\yu.
. -a, b, Dor. Theudas, a
man's name.
On fianl, Dor. and QcvjAtpjj, Att.
for ±tifitpc7, d. sin. of
Qivuipris, -ios -ovs, and Oti'/zopoy,
-ou, 6, »/, Dor. for Stoucphs, and
9a4pefif<
9£i'o-£<ti, Ion for ^cvffjj, 2 sin. 1 f.
mid. — QcvaeoQai, 1 f. inf. mid.
— Qcvoovficroi, Dor. for $cvo~6-
(ievo$, par. 1 f. mid. — Otvau), 1
f. ind. act. of $/w, to nm.
Ofu^apj'Xa, Dor. for 0£o^ap/Aa,
-a?, >i, a woman's name.
0£^£7/i, Heb. indecl. peacocks.
QfO), f. $£uo-w, p. ridevxa, to run,
run about ; to race, strive in run-
ning ; to succeed, follow in or-
der ; to be set, ranged or placed
in order.
6f'a>, f. Si)ou), obs. whence riOn-
fii.
eiiautv, Ion. for Su/iev, 1 pi. 2 a.
sub. act. of rid n ui.
Qtuvriav, g. pi. cont. par. pres.
act. of 5mu.
Qiupda, and Qciopia, -aj, h, (fr.
Siwpbs a spectator) a look, sur-
vey, observation ; theory, specu-
lation, meditation, study; exa-
mination, consideration ; a sight,
spectacle.
Qcwpeiv, inf. cont. — 6£wp£?? , -pel,
2 and 3 sin. ind. — Qcupure, by
Apos. -par', 2 pi. ind. or impr.
(288)
OHE
— OrwpoPoi, 3 pi. ind. pre*. «cU
com. (.|
Ofwp/uj -iS, f. -»;(rw, p. TiOtdipnicii,
ilor) to go to
r at ; (d btholit, gaze,
u <f/( attention,
to insptrt, wtigh, consult r ; to
■ ,Jiel.
Qiwpfi, 3 sin. — 0£wpr)r£, -pwort, 2
and 3 pi. cont. pres. Mib. art.
— Bcwptmu, 1 a. inf. art. —
^»7, 3 sin. -pijcrwfft, 3 pi. 1
a. siil.
Otuipnun, -aros, rb, (fr. same, th.
compos a spi c talor) a proposition,
position, loiittir of sptculution,
thrornn ; ti rult , prt ctpt.
QcuptirtKbs, -t;, -bv, (fr. last) spe-
culative, cont, uiplatu e ; theoreti-
cal.
Qtwpnrot, -n, -or, (fr. same) seen,
hi In hi ; conspicuoutf remark-
aide.
t)twpi£ui, f. -lam, (fr. Scupbf a
■ r, look on, be-
holtl, look nt.
OfwpiAoi, -ov, rb, (neut. of m xt)
the Oitiilrind fund, distribnled
HMB| tin- dii/ms at Ailnns
plays.
Btiop'tKbf, -ov, b, >'i, (fr. $tti>p(fa to
\ mm ) rt luting to the jmblic sights
or spectacles ; or to the fund for
supporting them, at Athens; a
sp, ctatur, actor or contributor to
Ofwpij, -loos, hi (""• same) a ship,
annually with commis-
sioners from Athens to Delos ;
a ship, vessel.
Qtwpbi, -ou, b, (perhaps fr. S/o> to
run, and bpdu to see) a specta-
tor, looker on ; an observer, be-
holder, viewer ; an inspector,
commissioner, deputy.
Qitjpovvrai, -oiivrcf, -ovvn, -oiv
Tiov, -ovoai, cont. cases of £iw-
piwv -pwv, par. pres. act. ol
&cu>piw.
Qfifia, Dor. e»//?i?, d. sin. of Qfifir).
Qn fiuy tvru, -ios -oi>s, b, $, (fr. 617^1?
Thebes, and ylvouai to be born)
a Theban, coming or deriving
from Thebes.
QfifiaQt, (fr. same, and -£e to-
wards) to Thebes.
Qnfialos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) The-
ban.
QnPn, -vs, hi Thebe, Eng. Thebes;
the name of several ancient cities.
Grander, (fr. same, and -dev from)
from Thebes.
i)>y Si r, -ijf, -'1, (fr. Sfyu to whet)
a whetstone ; an incentive, mo-
tirr.
Q>'y<'>. f. -£w, p. riOnxa, (perhaps
fr. Sobs swift, and dyu) to drive)
to sharpen, whet ; to provoke,
move, instigate, abet, incite, ani-
mate, actuate. 1 a. ind. act.
iQnl-a. 1 a. mid. impr. St/l-ai,
-daOo).
Qnelo-dai, pres. inf. pass. cont. —
Qvtiro, Ion. for tOvciro, 3 sin.
cont. impf. pass, of
Qniouai, Ion. for ^cdoy,ai.
QT)ev[ievns, Ion. and Dor. for ■&£«•
©HA
fievos, par. pres. pass. cont. —
Qrjevvro, Dor. for tdeuvro, 3 pi.
cont. impf. pass, of Sedopai.
Qnfiaavro, Ion. for eOrjfjaavTo, 3 pi.
1 a. ind. mid. Qrjfjaraodai, 1 a. inf.
mid. ofShiionai.
Qrjrjrbs, -f), -bv, (fr. $r)iou.ai, Ion.
for bcdo/xai to behold) same as
beards-
Qf)iov,-ov, rb, Ion. for-$£?ov.
6»?Ka?oj, -a, -ov, (fr. SrjKt] a case)
intended for a case, encased, co-
vered, enshrined ; used as a case,
chest or repository.
QTjKansvos, -v, -ov, par. of edr]Kau.rjv,
1 a. ind. mid. ofrldrjui.
QijKav, Ion. for tOtjicav, 3 pi. 1 a.
ind. act. — Qr/Karo, Ion. for eBfj-
Karo, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. —
Qjjkc, Ion. for iOtjKE, 3 sin. I a.
ind. act. of ridr/pi.
Qtikv, -j?j» hi (fr- riOtim to place)
a chest, case ; sheath, scabbard ;
receptacle, repository; a grave,
tomb.
efjKiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of last) a
receptacle, repository, store; a
sepulchre, tomb, grave.
erjKTOS, -$, -bv, (fr. Srjyu) to whet)
whetted, sharpened.
6i]\a^6vT0iv, g. — Qii\a£ovoai$, d.
fern. pi. par. pres. act. of
Qr/\d$u:, f, -a<ro), p. Tc6//\aKar (fr.
$r)\ti the nipple) to milk, give or
yield milk ; to suckle, nurse on the
breast ; to suck, draw milk.
QTj\alvia, f. -av5>, p. TtBfiXayica,
(fr. same) to give the breast,
suckle, give milk to.
Qij\auw]t -6vos, 6, hi (fr. same) a
nurse ; a fosterer, breeder, sup-
porter x guardian ; an attendant.
Qt}\daavra, a. sin. 1 a. par. act. of
■$r/Xa£w, or Dor. for $n\r)cravTa7
same of Sr/Xtw.
Qi)\dcua, -as, -t, 1 a. opt. JEo\, of
$t)\d£w.
Or)\ia, and Qr}\ir), Ion. for SfjXeia,
fem. ofSijXu?.
Qrj\iu), Ion. for SaXfw.
e^Xtw?, Att. for SrjXeos, g. sin. of
QvM), -ns, 4> a nipple, teat; the
breast ; an excrescence^ exube-
rance ; small rising or eminence.
6r)\T]Trip, -rjpos, o, (fr. last) a breed-
er, rearer, feeder % keeper.
er;Xx), -tog -ovs, to, (neut. of-S-^Xv? )
woman, the female sex ; woman-
ish disposition, female nature,
habits of a woman ; the female
part of the creation.
OrjXvyovta, -as, f), (fr. ^JjXv? fe-
male, and yovrj a generation)
the maternal side, a female
branch.
Qv^vSpias, -ov, b, h, (fr. same, and
ipdw to act, or perhaps '£6pa a
seat) effeminate, delicate, femi-
nine, womanish ; sedentary.
Qr]\vKbs, -fj, -bv, (fr. same)/e?m-
nine, female.
OtlXvfidvfc, -ios -ovs, b, fi, (fr. same,
and jiaivopai to rave) mad with
love for woman.
Bv\vvu}, (fr. same) to grow effemi-
nate, be delicate, play the wo-
Oo
©HP
man ; to soften, melt into weak
ness. pres. inf. mid. SnXvvec
6ai.
Qri\virovs, -o6os, b, h, (fr. same, and
■trovs a foot) delicate, effeminate.
QrjXvTrpcvris, -ios -ovs, b, q, (fr.
same, and irpiiru> to become) wo-
manish, becoming women, femi-
nine, Jit or proper for women.
Qrj\vs, -tia, -v, or -cos -ovs, b, >/,
(fr. SijXfc a nipple, or fr. SaXXw
to bloom) female, feminine ; de-
licate, soft, effeminate; vegeta-
tive, productive ; cherishing, fos-
tering, rearing. Comp.. SrjXurs
pos.
QrjXvrepai, n. pi. fern. — BrjXvTe-
paw, u3Eol.for &n\vTipiov,g. pi. of
QrjXvrepos, -a, -ov, comp. of last.
Qt)\vt6kos, -ov, b, t), (fr. SfjXuj fe-
male, and tiktu) to breed) pro-
ducing females.
QnXib, -60s -ovs, hi (fr* same) a
nurse, fosterer, mother, dam.
Qf/ueXov, -ov, rb, same as $eu.i\iov.
Qnn&v, -fivoj, b, (fr. Tidtifxi to
place) a heap, accumulation ; a
hoard, store ; a pile, mass, collec-
tion.
Qnpuvia, -as, hi (fr* last) a heap,
pile, mass, collection; a hill,
hillock ; a lump, knob.
Qfiv, -vos, b, same as •Stv.
Qtiv, indeed, surely, truly.
Qijvtov, (fr. ■&<£» to nourish) milk,
or rather an epithe,t of it, nour-
ishing, rearing, that strengtliens.
6n!;dod(a, 3 sin. 1 a. impr. mid. of
Sfiyui.
Qri^iS, -10.S, Att. -£0is, hi (fr* $*iy<0
to whet) a point, dot ; a moment,
instant; speed, swiftness, cele-
rity, activity ; the cure of a
wound by stitching,
mo, 2 sin. pres. opt. pass, of
Srjionai,
Qrjirw, to wonder, be struck with
amazement, wrapped in asto-
nishment ; to admire, gaze upon.
Bhpi -pbs, b, Mo\. $>)p, (perhaps
fr. (pddpu) to destroy. Or fr.
$fw to run, paov with ease) a
beast, wild animal, a beast of
chase, game ; a venomous crea-
ture ; a lion ; a centaur, monster.
Adj. fierce, wild, savage, g. pi.
SijpZv, d. Svpoi.
Qfipa, -as, hi (fr* *ast) the chase,
hunting, sport; a snare, trap,
pitfall ; game, quarry.
Qt'ipa, -as, hi the island Thera.
Qripdyovvres, -wv, ol^ (fr. §fjpa a
beast, and dyu to lead) conduct-
ors or keepers of beasts..
Qfipaiov, -ov, rb, viz. ittos, (neut. of
Q>)paios of the isle of Thera) an
oracle or prophecy uttered there.
Qfipdpa, -dras, to, ("fr. Sijpdu to
hunt th. $ijpa game) a hunting,
the chase; a catching, taking;
game ; prey, booty ; a captive.
Orjpqv, pres. inf. act. cont. — 6*7-
pao/xai, pass, or mid. of $77-
pdw.
Ovparrisi -ov, b, (fr. same) a hunt-
er, huntsman ; a follower, imi-
tator.
©HP
Oriparticbs, -hi -bv, (fr.eame) vntd,
of chase; hunting.
Qripdw -C, f. -daw, (fr. Sty a beast)
to hunt, chase, pursue ; to courts
follow, imitate ; to ensnare, ire*
pan, deceive ; to grope.
Qfipeov, -ov, to, (fr. $hp a beast. Or
fr. Qfipa the island) a cloth or
cloak spotted like a beast or ma~
nufactured in Thera.
Qt'iptvt, pres. impr. act. — enpzitiv,
pres. inf. act. Ion. Qrjptviixev.
— Qriptvaai, 1 a. inf. act. of
$rjpevu).
QrjpEv/xa, -dros, rb, (fr. $t]ptv<o to
hunt, th. &fip a beast) same as
Srjpapa.
QripevrfiSi -ov, b, and Qrjpevrhpt
-fjpos, b, (fr. same) see SypaTt'is.
QtjpevTtKri, -rjs, hi v*2* T^Xvr}^ (**em*
of next) the chase, hunting, sport;
the art of taking or destroying
savage beasts.
enpevTiicbsi -f), -bv, (fr.next) hunt-
ing, sporting, belonging to the
chase.
Qtjoevix), f. -ev"ffu>, p. TtBi'iptvKa, (fr.
Sty a wild beast) to hunt, chase,
pursue wild animals ; to follow
after, aim at, desire; to lie in
wait, ensnar^ entrap ; to deceive,
seduce.
Qfiput, -r)Si hi I°n* *°r $hpa.
QtjorjTrip, -rjpos, and QtipVT&p, -6p0ff
0, (fr. $hp a wild beast) see $1?-
parrjS'
Qr}ptaKd,-wv, rd, viz. <j>dpuaica, (fr.
same) medicines to cure the bite
of wild or poisonous creatures.
QvpiaKh, -qs,hi v*z* avrtSoros, (fr.
same) treacle, a medicine to
counteract poisons, antidote.
Qripid\vTos,-ov, b. hi (fr. same, and
oX(fKW to eaten) taken, caught
or -destroyed by wild beasts.
Qript6@p<i)Tcs, -ov, b, hi (fr* same,
and ppwo-Kw to eat) devoured by
wild .beasts.
Qnpiou.q%io> -w, (fr. same, and ud-
Xopai to fight) to fight with
beastst be a gladiator; to have
to coif/Lend with violent or cruel
men. la. ind. act. eOnptoud^ffa.
Qr)pi6pa%os, -ov, b, hi (fr* same)
one who fights with wild beasts, a
gladiator.
Qripiov., -ov, rb, dim. of $?ip a wild
beast, which see.
Qnpios, -ov, b, hi (fr* same) wild,
savage, of the chase ; untamed,
unreclaimed.
Qt]pi6oi -w, (fr. last) to turn into a
wild state, brutalize, become sa-
vage ; to enrage, provoke, vritate.
QrjpimSio-raTos, sup. of
QrjpiiiSrjs, -Eos -ovs, b, hi (fr* Srjptov
a wild beast) wild, savage, fierce;
desert, frequented by wild crea-
tures ; not tame, for the chase.
6ripiu)6&s, (fr. last) wildly, savage-
ly, fiercely, like a beast.
Qt]po(p6vT), -?)s, hi (fr* $hp a beast,
and (j>ivu to kill) a slaughter of
beasts, hunting match, chase.
Qt)pwHtvQs,-Vi -ov, pass. — Qrip&Vi
act. par. pres. of Sriodw.
Qfipwov, for rb JJpwov.
0IA
6»)f , -*7t3j , i, a Atrerf ««rvanJ, Ja-
bourer, hireling, domestic.
Qrjaai, 1 a. int. act. — 6;;<7aro,
Ion. for iQfiaaro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind.
mid. of 3du>. Or by Sync, for
$v\daai and $n\dcaro, same of
-S^Ad^w.
Qnoaidro, Ion. for StdauuTo, 3 pi.
1 a. opt. mid. of Stdoftai.
Qnaavpl^tiv, pres. inf. act. — 0>f-
ffavp/^«j, 2 sin. pres. ind. act.
— Onoavpi^trt, 2 pi. pres. ind.
or impr. act. — dnaavpi^uv, par.
pres. act. of
Ono~avp(£<t>, f. -tau), p. TtOnoavpixa,
(fr. 5r/<ravpdf treasure) to /«y u/>
treasure*, amass wealth ; fo trea-
sure, store ; to reserve, lay b y ;
to collect, accumulate, per. pass.
TidnoavpiOfxui.
Qijativpiapa, -Xros, to, fr. and same
as if
Onaavpdf, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. rl-
Bi^li to lay by, us avpiov for
to-morrow) a repository, store*
house, treasury ; a chest, Intx,
cabinet ; treasure, store, riches
lai'l up.
GnvavpotpvXal-, -axos, b, f/, (fr. last,
and <pv\daau) to keep) a trea-
surer, storekeeper,
Qrjaia, a. sin. of Qtjvcvc, -ioc, b, a
man's name.
Oi)au, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. — 9^-
ativ, and Dor. Qnaiutv, 1 f. inf.
act. — QrtctvfitoQa, Dor. and
JEol. Cor &T]<rSftc6a, 1 pi. 1 f. ind.
mid. ofrtBniti.
GJfadai, Ion. for Sicdat, pres. inf.
mid. cont. ofSdw. Or by Sync,
for &tf\d^ec8ai, pres. inf. mid. of
&n\dfa.
Qr/aofiti, -j), ~tTQi. I f. ind. mid. —
Q/jffovri, Dor. >frir 5/joovoi, 3 pi.
1 f. ind. act. ofrydrjfti.
e^ffffa and Qrjrra^-rjs, f), (fern, of
$f)S a hireling) a hired woman
servant.
(6>/ffw, -m, -u, 1 f. ind. act. of W-
dnpl.
efjra, a. sin. of Sr'is.
■Brirtla, -at, f), (fr- &*)s » labourer)
service, servitude; labour, work
for hire.
&nrevo>, f. -even), (fr. same) to
serve, work for hire.
fivTlKbs, -t), -ov, (fr. same) mer-
cenary, done for hire ; working
for wages* laborious.
jBtayuv, -6vo*, b, a kind of bread
prepared as an offering.
e<d£w, f, rairw, (fr. next) to lead
the dance, dance.
Qiao-os, -ov, b, (fr. $e7os divine, and
dow to sing. Or fr. Seas Cret.
and JEo\. for Sebs a god) a com-,
pany or troop of dancers, as.
sembly for idolatrous purposes ; a
choir of bacchanals, frantic crew;
a revel rout, riotous celebration ;
a group, party, company, assem*
blage, club.
daawrai, -uv, o5, (fr. last) dancers
and singers, bacchanals; per-
sons assembled for idolatrous
celebration ; boon companions,
jolly fellows, bonvivans,
0NA
8f/?fj, -vc, }j, a little basket or box
of twigs.
Qifiobs, u, -bv, roasted in the ashes ;
soft, tender, delicate ; venerable,
awful, revered.
Oivuv, pres. inf. act. — Qiyiutv,
Ion. for same — Otyjn, -yp, 2
and 3 sin. pres. sub. act.
yoiaa, Dor. for Siyovc
sin. par. pres. act. — Qlyov, Dor.
forS/yr, pres. impr. act. of
6fyw or Qiyydvw f. 3ffw, p. ridtica,
to touch, handle; to towh at,
come to, arrive at ; to strike, hurt.
I :i. ind. act. idi^a' 2 a. ind. act.
i&tyov.
0/(<f, -toe, Att. -tut, f[, (fr. last)
a touch ; the touch, feeling.
Qiv or Bit, -tubs, b or f), a jnlr or
heap of gram ; any heap ; a hil-
lock, hill; banks, shore, beach,
xtrand.
Sly', Apos. for^IVa, a. sin. of last.
67of, -ov, b, Cretan for $t6c.
Onrdjputroc, -ov, b, fi, (as if for Spi-
ndlipwrof, fr. Spixp a worm, and
(ipwcKw to eat) worm-eaten, de-
cayed, bad, worthless, vile.
8«cxdw -<2, (perhaps fr. Siavti a
diviner) to conjecture, duinr,
guess, judge.
I and Q\aoia{, -ov, b, (fr.
&\du> to bruise) a eunuch ; pro-
perly one whose testicles have
.mpressed or bruised, not
castrated.
GXrfff/ia, -arof, rb, (fr. 3Ada> to
bruise) a crack, breaking ; a
breach, fracture, rent ; a bruise,
dash, collision, striking together.
Q\dam, -105, rb, an herb, wild
senna.
QXdeac, Poet, and Ion. for iOXaae,
3 sin, 1 a. ind. act. of
QAu'w, f. -daut, p. -aica, to break,
crack, rend, tear ; to dash, strike
together ; to bruise, pound.
0\t(3las, -ov, b, (fr. next) same as
$\a6lac.
O\t06uc6a, 1 pi. pres. ind. paas. —
6\i(36ucvos, -t}, -ov, par. pres.
pass. — Q\i[iovai, d. pi. par.
pres. act. of
0X//?w, f. -\pu>, p. Tf9\t<pa. iEol.
4>A/yu, topress, sink, weighdoum,
crush ; to oppress, weaken, bring
down ; to grieve, afflict, trouble ;
to bruise, pound, stamp; to strike,
hit, dash, knack; to squeeze,
throng, crowd; to straiten, con-
fine, per. pass. ind. ridXifiuar
par. redXifiuhoc.
6\ij3u9iv, 3 pL pres. sub. act. of
last.
QXipnos, ->ov, b, (fr. same) same as
-SAjO/jf.
eXtyw, d. — 6\i\peis, pi. — 6Aj^£-
01 or -aiv, d. pi. — Q\i\peuiv, g.
pi. — 0An//£w?, g. sin. of
eMipis, -joj, Att, -tu>s, fi, (fr. •S'At-
/3o* to press) oppression, persecu-
tion, cruelty, severity ; trouble,
sorrow, grief, adversity, affliction ;
tribulation ; anguish, distress,
anxiety, a. sin. $\i\piv.
QvdaKu), Qvaoicofjicv, Dor. for Sv^a-
*ui, §vf/CKOuev.
(290)
0OA
Ovarii, neut. pi. of &varb<, Dor.
for Sinrds.
3*4*1 <>l>s. wheoee ridvnui, and
some tenses of &v^cku>.
Qvi'iZoaat, -tj, -crai, 1 f. ind. mid.
of $v/jo~ku>.
Ovnaiua7ov,-ov, rb, (ncut. of next)
a dead thing, corpse, carcass,
camun.
Qr)jirift/i7of, -a, -ov, (fr. Svi'/erKw to
dx') 1 lead ; rlta'llt/.
Qvr'iati,-toi, Att. -cuf, f), (fr. same)
<lrath, mortality.
Ovi'lOKOV, -lC,-t, in 1 pi. &VtlffKOfttV,
tor (dvnoKov, impf. act. —
Qrtje-Kovrti, n. pi. par. pres. act.
of
OiraKu), f. $v>')fa, p. ridvnKa, to die,
fill, perish, expire, pper. act.
crcdvi'/Kciv. 2 a. ind. act. IQUvov,
(as if fr. Srfvu to strike) 1 f.
nii.1. Svr/lofiai. 2 f. mid. iavoD-
fiai. per. mid. ind. riOvaa' inf.
rcdvavat, cont. for nOvaivai.
Qvtjroyapla, -a{, f), (fr. Svnrbi mor-
tal, and ydfioi a wedding) the
marriage of a mortal with a di-
ii'tity, a human wedding with 1
deity.
Ovnroto, g. Ion. — Onrolai, A. pi.
Poet. — Oi'nr&v, g. pi. of $vnr6f.
Qvnrbv, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
Jiwrtality.
Qvnrbs,-r), -bv, (fr. Svt'iOKO) to die)
dying, perishafjle ,' mortal, hu-
11 inn, subject to death.
Qodfa, f. -Seu, (fr. Sobs quick) to
move quickly or with activity ; to
spring into a seat, mount ; to sit,
be seated.
Qojicri, Ion, for 5oa7j, d. pi. fern, of
$o6f.
Qoiudnov, Att. for rb Ifidriov, wh.
see.
Qolfinv, -olo, -o7ro, Poet, for^tfyi^y,
-£?o, -tiro, 2 a. opt. mid of rl-
dnfti.
Ooivdii) -5, f. -r/au), p. -nica, (fr.
next) to feast, revel, banquet; to
feed, eat up, devour.
Qotvn, -77?, fi, (perhaps fr. 3i>w to
sacrifice, and o7vos wine) a sa-
crifice, solemn feast ; a meal ;
food, victuals.
0on'^rt>coj and Ooivnrbi, -^, -bv,
(fr. last) feasting, revelling, re-
galing ; attendant or belonging
to entertainments.
Qoivtfa, (fr. same) to entertain,
treat, receive hospitably.
QoIto, 3 sin. ofSoinnv.
6oAdw -w, f. -dau> and-ijerw, same
as $oA<5u>.
OoXeobs, -a, -bv} (fr. SoAos dirt)
dirty, flthy, miry ; foul, impure,
sordid ; turbid, muddy.
QoXepds, (fr. last) foully, dirtily
mueldily ; irregularly, awkward-
ly.
QoYia, -a;, f), (fr. SoAoj a dome)
a pointed cap, high-crowned hat ;
a bonnet, shade.
6o\bi, -ou, b, dirt, Jilth, foulness,
nastiness ; ordure ; lees, dregs,
sediment ; the juice of the cuttle
fish, ink ; an out-house, scullery*
0oA5?, •/), -bv, (the last adjective*
©on
ly) dirty, foul, soiled; muddy
turbid.
&6\os, -ov, 5, and ft, the centre or
keystone of a vaulted roof or
dome ; such a roof, dome, cu-
pola ; a roof, pointed covering.
Qo\ovvra, a. sin. par. pres. act.
cont. of
QoXou) -Si, f. -(iffo), p. -ojjca, (fr.
&o\bs dirt) to make turbid or
muddy by disturbing the sedi-
ment or mud ; to soil, foul,
dirty; to disorder, agitate, con-
found, embroil.
6obs, -a, -bv, (perhaps fr. 3/w to
run) swift, speedy, fleet, quick,
rapid; nimble; active, vigor-
ous.
Q6pz, Ion. for iQope, 2. sin. 2 a. ind.
act. of
Qopiw -&, or &6pa>, which see.
Gop/7, -ijs, ft, see $op6s.
Qopvvd), and Qdpvvui, (fr. $opft
sperm, and opvvut to excite) to
feel the sexual desire, copulate.
Q6pov, -£(, -£, Ion. for idopov, 2 a.
ind. act. of $6pw.
Qdpos, -ov, 6, and doprj, -rjs, ft, (fr.
Sopw to spring) sperm, seed ; co-
pulation.
QopvfiticQe, 2 pi. pres. ind. or
impr. mid. — Qvpv^odfievos, -n,
-ov, par. pres. pass. cont. — Qo
pvfievoi, Dor. for Sopvfiovoi, 3 pi
pres. ind. act. cont. of
Qopvfiiu) -tS, f. -7<rw,p. rcQopvfinica,
(fr. $6pv(3os a tumult) to make a
tumult, cause an uproar, dis-
turb, confuse, embroil ; to muti-
ny, rebel ; to bewail, make noisy
lamentations; to vociferate; to
distract, interrupt, impf. act,
tQopifitov -ovv.
6opvf3)j(Tu>, -ps, -rj, la. sub. act. of
last,
MpvQos, -ou, 6, (perhaps fr. Spobs a
din, and (3of) a shout) uproar,
noise, tumult, confusion, dis-
turbance ; riot, mutiny, sedition ;
a tumultuous crowd, rabble, mob ;
a noisy assemblage lamenting the
dead.
Qopv0ovvres, n. pi. mas. cont. par.
pres. act. of %pv(3iu>.
Q6pu> or Qopiti), (perhaps fr. $«■> to
run, paov quickly) to leap, jump,
spring ; to dart forth, rush. par.
pres. act. $6puv, 2 a. ind. act.
idopov, and Ion. $6pov.
eo?> or $ico, SfV0w, 2 a. impr.
mid. of ridrifii.
Qovmbtlrfs, -ov, b, Thucydides, a
man's name.
Qovpis, -VSos, ft, it is used for the
fern, of %vpo$.
Qovpos, and Qovpios, -ov, b, ft, (fr.
$6pw to leap) impetuous, violent,
furious, fierce ; valiant, brave,
courageous. Subs, an assailant.
Qovpos, -ov, b, Thurus, a man's
name.
66u)kos, -ov, b, Poet, for £wko?,
same as $d<os.
Q6u)v, -wvoj, b, Thoon, a man's
same. a. Qoutva.
Qouji, (fr. Sobs quick) swiftly,
speedily; nimbly, actively.
©PA
Qo&rns, -nros, b, Thootes, a man's
name.
Qpdjcv, -vs, ft, Lat- Thracia, Eng.
Thrace, a country of Greece.
QpaKios, QpatKios, and Ion. Qprji-
kios, -a, -ov? (fr. 6pa| a Thra-
cian) Thracian, of Thrace.
QpdKto-ri, (fr. same) like a Thra-
cian.
Qpdfiis, a ram.
Qpavos, -ov, b, (fr. Spdw to sit) a
seat, bench, chair.
Gpaf, -ojkoY, and Poet. Qpfii-, -nubs,
in fem. Qpfjiaca, a Thracian.
Qpaae7a,km. of&paavs.
Qpaaius, (fr. Spaovs bold) boldly,
undauntedly, resolutely, courage-
ously, valiantly.
Qpdaos, -eos -ovs, rb, (fr. same)
Metath. for Sdpoos.
Qpacraa or -rra, see Qpjfiaaa.
QpdaGv, (used Poet, for rapdaow)
to disturb, agitate; to perplex,
disquiet ; to break, bruise.
Qpaavyvios, -ov, 6, ft, (fr. Spaavs
stout, and yruov a limb) well-
limbed, stout-made, lusty.
QpaavKdpSiog, -ov, 6, ft, (fr. same,
and KapSia the heart) bold-heart-
ed, courageous, magnanimous,
©PH
Qpaavfi5^av,Dor. for Qpaavud^oiv,
g. pi. of $paGvud%os.
Qpaavud^avos, -ov, b, ft, Poet, and
Dor. for Spaavu/j^avos.
Qpaovfia^s, -eos -ovs, b, ft, (fr.
Spaovs bold, and pd^ppai to
fight) bold in fight, daring in the
field, valiant.
Opacrvfia^os, -ov, 6, ft, same as last.
Also, Thrasymachus, a man's
name.
Qpaav^i/xvova, a. sin. of
QpaavuipLvav, -ovos, b, ft, (fr. Spacrvs
bold, and /i«/zva> or pivu> to wait.
Or fr. same, and nipvwv mind-
ful) standing stoutly, intrepid,
valiant.
QpaavurjSea, a. sin. of
Qpao-vfit)6t)S, -eos -ovs, b, Thrasy-
medes, a man's name.
Qpao-vafj^dvos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. Spaovs
bold, and nvxavh an invention)
a bold contriver, inventor of
stratagems, daring in plots, sub-
tle.
Qpatrvvo), (fr. same) to embolden,
encourage, animate, incite. Qpa-
crvvofiai, to take courage, be con-
fident ; to speak boldly.
Qpacvnovos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same,
and k6vos toil) hardy, laborious.
iScri's, -ela, -v, bold, resolute;
confident, presumptuous ; dar-
ing, venturous, courageous ; har-
dy.
Qpao-vo-ropiu) -2, (fr. next) to speak
boldly.
Qpaavarofios, -ov, b, ft, (fr. Spaoiis
bold, and ar6y.a the mouth)
bold in speech, audacious, boast-
ing
fracture; a plague, ruin, rfe.
struction.
Qpaioua, -aros, rb, (fr. same) sam©
as last.
epavcrbs, -»), -bv, (fr. same) brittle,
frail, fragile ; broken.
Qpaio), f. -avow, p. riOpavica, to
break, snap, crack; to bruise,
crush; to strike, hit, smite,
wound. 1 a. ind. act. idpavaa.
per. pass, ridpavcrnai. 1 a. ind.
pass, edpaiadnv. 1 f. ind. pass.
Spavcdt'ioo/xai.
Opdu) -d, f. -ijau), to sit, be seated.
&piio<ra, Dor. for Qptjlaaa, fem. of
0p»7J'f. Also, Qpqooa, and 6par-
ra.
Qpiupa, -aros, rb, (fr. rproiia to
rear) cattle, beasts of pasture,
brood ; offspring, progeny, pi.
Spiupara.
Qp£uuarpo<pia -5, (fr. last, and rpi-
oJw to rear) to breed cattle; to
rear, tend or keep beasts of pas-
ture.
Qpi^aaKov, -«?, -e, impf. act. of
Qpt.\d(TKb), (Ion. or Poet, for rpi-
%o>) to run about, run up and
down ; to dance, skip.
Qpifa, -us, -u, 1 f. ind. act. of
same.
6p£OKdp5ios, -ov, b, (fr. $pi<a to
falter, and KapUa the heart)
trembling at heart, fearful, heart-
less, despairing.
Qpeitra, and Qpiirrpa, -<av, to,
Sync, for &peirr^pia.
Qpcrrrrjpia, -u», rd, (fr. same) a
return for the care of education,
the reward of rearing, wages of
nursing.
QpEirrbs, -fit -bv, (fi*. rpifw to rear)
fattened, fed, stalled; re
Gpao-vrns, -v™?, ft, (fr. Spaovs bold)
boldness, confidence ; presump-
tion, audacity,
Qpuvois,-ios, Att. -tus, ft, (fr.-Spauo)
to break) a breach, breaking,
(291)
reared,
bred, nursed, educated.
QptTrrpia, -as, ft, (fr. same) anurse,
Qp£<f>dTj, Ion. for tdpfyBn, 3 sin. of
tdpt<pQt)v, which for trpt^Qnv, 1 a.
ind. pass, of rpiqbu.
Qpexpai, 1 a. inf. act. — Bpeipatuijv,
-aio, -airo, 1 a. opt. mid. — 0l,£-
\pdutvos, -v, "ov, par. 1 a. mid.
— Opixpas, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a.
act. — epiipe, Ion. for iOpexpe, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. act. — Qptyov,
-dru) , 1 a. impr. act. — Qpixpu,
-rjs, -r), 1 a. sub. act. of rpe^oj.
Qpia> or Qpio/xat, to speak boisterous-
ly, shout, clamour ; to falter,
stammer, hesitate; to bewail,
mourn clamorously ; to cry out,
shriek.
QprjiKios, -a, -ov, Ion. for Qpaiiuos
or QpaKios-
ep/i'f, -Jkos, Ion. and Opr/f, -flicbs,
Poet, for Optf.
Qptjicrca, -as, ft, the fem. of Qptjii-,
a Thracian woman.
epfjKT], -vs, ft, same as Qp&Kn,
Thrace, a region of Greece.
QpfiKrjBzv, (fr. last, and dev from a
place) from Thrace.
QpriKwv, g. pi. of epj)!- or Qpt'iiZ, for
'epd?..
Qpf)vu, 3 sin. pres. ind. or 2 sm.
pres. impr. act. — Qpyvtitrere, 2
pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
epnviw -d, f. -rjou, p. redp^vn»a,{^
0PI
Spfjvot a dirge) to wail, bewail
lament audibly, sing dirges, ut-
ter cries for the dead. impf. act.
tdot'ivtov -ovv. 1 a. act. ind. tOpij-
vnaa' irapr. Spt'ivnaov, -dru. per
pass. ind. rtdpnvriuai. 1 f. pass.
$or)vr}9fjaonai. 1 a. ind. mid
tOpnvrjoduriv.
QpTivoi, -ov, b, (fr. Spiv to shriek
Or perhaps fr. $paiu> to break,
and v6os the mind or heart)
mourning, wailing, lamentation ;
clapping of hands, beating the
breast; a dirge, cry for the
dead.
Qpnvovai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
Spnviot.
Opfjvvs, -tios, 6, (fr. $pdu> to sit) a
footstool, stool ; the steersman or
pilot's station.
6prjvtl>6r)S, -cos -ovf , b, f), (fr. Sprjvos
lamentation, and q>(5^ a song)
inclined to grieve, plaintive,
querulous ; mournful, lamenta-
ble, sad.
QprjaKila, -as, fi, (fr. SpvaKtvu) to
worship) religion, worship, di-
vine service; superstition, false
religion.
QpnoKcvia, f. -cvaut, (perhaps fr.
•5eij god, and apioicu> to please.
Or fr. 6p>/f the Thracian Or-
pheus) to worship super stitiously,
adore, revere, venerate.
OpT/VKOi, -ov, 6, >/, (fr. last) super-
stitious, scrupulous in divine ser-
vice ; religious, pious, devout ; a
worshipper.
Opr}rrdvov,-ov, rb. the body of a cart,
&c. where the load is packed.
6pta}, -dv, at, pebbles, counters or
dice, used to throw into a pitch-
er to tell fortunes.
Qpiauficvovri, d. sin. par. pres. act.
— dpiaufttvaas, par. 1 a. act. of
Qpiauptvu), f. -tveno, (fr. $pidu(los
a triumph) to triumph, rejoice,
exult ; to lead in triumph ; make
to triumph.
Qpiaupttcbs, -r), -bv, (fr. same) tri-
umphal, triumphant.
Qpidu(ios, -ov, b, (fr. Spiov a fig-
branch, and tu&aivu to walk.
But more probably from the
Latin, triumphus, a triumph)
a triumph, celebration of vic-
tory.
Qptyicos or Qpiy^bs,-ov,b, (perhaps
fr. Spif the hair) a battlement,
pinnacle; the eaves; a coping,
cornice; a rampart, bulwark,
mound; a fence, enclosure; a
building, edifice, temple.
6p£<5<x£, -ciicos, f), lettuce.
Qpiufibs, -ov, b. (from the sound)
a murmur, buzz, sound, noise,
roaring of the sea, whistling of
the wind, &c.
Qpivat- or Tplvai;, -a<oq, b, the hop-
per of a mill ; a fan to winnow
grain ; a three pronged fork.
©ptf, rpixbs, ^, a hair, the hair ; the
beard; a bristle; wool, nap,
down. d. pi. $pi$ or -(iv.
Qpiov, -ov, rb, a fig-leaf branch of
a fig-tree.
Oflos -w, bt a oabie, halser, spring
0YA
on a cable, when waiting for a
wind or sudden orders.
Oplxp, -tnbs, >/, (fr. rpi(Sut to gnaw)
a worm which breeds in, and
consumes timber.
QpotioBt, 2 pL cont. pres. ind. or
impr. of
Qpoib) -w, f. -i7<r<i>, p. rc9p6riica, (fr.
Spdos clamour) to cry tumultu-
ously, shout, clamour ; to put
into confusion, disturb, agitate,
terrify ; to exclaim, utter.
Oporjdijvai, inf. — QpondiU, -tiaa
-h, par. 1 a. pass, of last.
Qpou06ouai -ovuoi, (fr. next) to
swell, rise in bumps ; to clot, co-
agulate, pres. inf. mid. $pou(Jd-
toQai -ovtrOai, par. 1 a. pass.
3pou/?(i»0t(f, -ilffa, -iv.
Bp6u0os, -ov, b, (fr. rpiipoi to feed)
a bump, swelling; a clot of blood ;
a coagulation, gathering.
Opovl^w, f. -Taw, (fr. $p6vof a
throne) to enthrone. Qpovtfyuai,
to sit on a throne, be enthroned.
Qp6vov, -ov, rb, a flower, blossom,
bloom ; paint, rouge, artificial
complexion ; a rose.
Qp6vos, -ov, b, a throne, chair of
state, seat of judgment ; dignity,
majesty, royalty.
Qp6ot $povs, -6ov -ov, b, (fr. 3p/w
to shriek) clamour, din, tumult ;
rumour, report, fame ; an excla-
mation, voice, sound.
QpvaXXiSiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of next)
a little wick, snuff" of a candle.
QpvaWis, -tioi, )'/, o wick ; an herb
of which wicks were made.
Qpvyavdw -65, to rub, chafe ; to
scrape, scrub, scratch; to rap,
knock.
QpvXiu), and QpvWita -u>, same as
$DvWi£(j).
QpvA\tjna, -dros, rb, (fr. •SpuAA/w
to murmur) a murmur, soft noise,
whisper.
0puAA('£u>, and QpvWlocru), (fr.
SpuAAo? a murmur) to murmur,
buzz, mutter, whisper ; to bruise,
break, crush ; to disturb, make
confusion.
6pvAAof, -ov, b, murmur, hum of
voices, confused sound; a whis-
per ; tumultuous noise, clamour,
din, mutinous cry, vociferation ;
a rumour, report.
Qpvuua, -dros, rb, (fr. Spvirrai to
break) a piece, fragment, scrap.
Qpvov. -ov, rb, a rush, bulrush,
fag, reed ; the herb white mul-
lein.
Qpvrrr6ucvos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass, of
Qpvirrw, f.-^w, p. ri9pv<f>a, to break,
snap ; to bruise, crush ; to crum-
ble, grind, pound, powder; to
weaken, enfeeble, relax, enervate,
effeminate, indulge. 2 f. act.
rpr>(f>o). per. pass. riOpvuuai.
Qpuaicu), to leap, bound, leap upon ;
to spring, rise up.
epoxTfibs, -oD, b, (fr. last) a rising
ground, hill, eminence.
Qva, -as, ft, (fr. Wu to perfume)
an odoriferous tree ; the wild cy-
press. ■
(292)
exH
Qvd^w, (fr. $vds a bacchanal) i»
celebrate orgies, revel, riot.
Qvai, -u>v, o't, (fr. &5w to sacrifice)
diviners, who conjectured from
victims.
Qvdnal;, -ayo{, b, (as i{$vdpira%, fr.
$vu to dedicate, and apirdfa to
plunder) a robber of holy things.
Adj. sacrilegious.
Qiapoi, -ov, b, darnel, tares.
Qvdi, Qviat, and Qvi&s, -diog, />,
(perhaps fr. Suw to sacrifice) a
bacchanal, mad devotee. Also
adj. solemn, awful.
Qvaoos, for Siaoos.
Svdrtipa, -a, !), Thyatira, name of
a city.
Qvdu> -d, (fr. $vu> to rush) to come
or go into, enter.
Qvyartp, v. sin. — Qvyaripa,-ripaft
-ripzs, -ripwv, other cases of
QHydrrip, -tpos, Poet. ; but -arpbf
always in prose, fi, a daugh-
ter.
Ovyarpt, d. — Qvyarpbs, g. by
Sync, of last.
Qvyarplhtos -ovs, -iov -ov, b, (fr.
same) a maternal grandsont
grandson by the mother's side,
daughter's son.
Qvydrplov, -ov, rb, (dim. of same)
a dear little daughter.
Qvt, Ion. for (9ve, 3 sin. impf. act.
— Qvu, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. — .
Gveiv, act. — QitaOai, pass,
pres. inf. of Sum.
Qvicaai, Poet, for Svtoi, d. pi. of
$vos.
Bvcla, -as, fj, a mortar, pestle.
eStAAa, -tis, fi, (fr. St5a> to rage, and
cl\iu> to gather. Or fr. same,
and a'eAAa a storm) a whirl-
wind, storm, tempest, hurricane,
tornado.
Qvc\\o(popt<i> -5, (fr. last, and <f>opi<a
to carry) to carry with violence,
sweep all away, drive all before
it. QveWo^oplouai -ovfiai,torush
violently, pass like a whilunnd.
ettco-i, Poet, for 3t5£<7t, d. pi. of
■SiJoj.
Qvcar Apos. for Qvtara, which
Poet, for Qviorns, -ov, b, Thy-
estes, a man's name.
Qviru), 3 sin. pres. impr. act. of
■S-vw.
Qvfjus,-eaaa, -ev, (fr. 3<5os incense)
aromatic, odorous, fragrant, per-
fumed; holy, consecrated.
Qvt)ic6os, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and *
xicj to burn) burning incense,
sacrificing ; religious, devout.
Qvr)\& or 6vt}\ri, -rjs, f), (fr. $vu> to
sacrifice) soothsaying, a divina-
tion, omen ; the first offering, a
libation.
QvniroXiu) -5, f. -rjo-o), (fr. $vos an
offering, and noXiio to be em-
ployed) to make an offering, sa-
crifice.
Qvr)ir6\os, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same) offer-
ing, sacrificing, employed about
the altar ; Subs, a priest, sooth-
sayer, diviner.
Qvn4>dyos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
(pdyo) to cat) devouring the Sacri-
fice, consuming the victim.
GTM
Gvi&S, -d6os,f), Thyias, a priestess
of Bacchus.
6<5(voj, -rit -ov, (fr. $va the wild
cypress) of cypress.
6vio-«7, -ns, ^, (fr. &5o> to burn in-
cense) a censer ; pan to burn in-
cense ; a mortar.
Qvkos, -o!/, b, (fr. same) a vessel,
pan, dish.
GvXdiciov, -ov, t^ Qv\a<loKos, Bv-
Xa/coy, -ov, b, and GvXaf, -a*o?, 6,
a 6ag", sacfr, acrip ; a /ius/c, pod,
s/ieW, hull, peel; dress for the
legs, trousers.
6uXaKvrpu>f, -wyos. b, (fr. last, and
rpwyw to gnaw) sack-eater; a
mouse, locust, or other creature
that gnaws things.
6uXaf, -okos, b, see Sv\diaov.
Bv\t]ua, -aros, rb, (fr. $v<a to sa-
crifice) the first offering of flour
sprinkled with wine and oil.
Bvua, -aros, rb, (fr. Svu to sacri-
fice) incense, perfume; an offer-
ing, sacrifice, victim.
Bvualvu, f. -avw, (fr. Svubs anger)
to be angry, resent; to rage, be
violent. 1 a. act. ind. (Qv^va'
par. SvfiTJvas.
GvfiaXyia, a. sin. or neut. pi. of
BvuaXyfis, -ios-ovs, b, f), (fr. Sv/jibs
the mind, and a\yiu> to grieve)
heart rending, afflicting, corrod-
ing, grievous.
^Bvud\w\^, -<i)7ro?, o, (fr. Tti^o) to
burn) a torch, firebrand.
Bv/iapia, a. sin. or neut. pi. of
Qvfiapiu) S, f. -j$(ra), (fr. Svubs the
mind, and a'ou> to fit) to please,
gratify, indulge, conciliate.
Qv/xapris, -ios -ovs, b,f), (fr. same)
agreeable, grateful, pleasing, con-
ciliating.
QvpPpa, -as, r), (perhaps fr. Wu to
perfume) the herb savory.
6vn0pea$,-ov, b, >/, (fr. next) of the
Tiber, Tiberine, Roman.
Bvufipis, -tSos, fj, Lat. Tibris, Eng
Tiber, a river in Italy.
Bvu(3po<pdyos, -ov, b, >), (fr. Svuflpa
savory, and <pdyu> to eat) living
on herbs, feeding on vegetables ;
abstemious, sparing, frugal.
QvniXrj, -r/s,j), (fr. Svw to sacrifice)
an altar ; the altar of Bacchus
in the front of the Grecian
stage ; the meal or cake offered
a pulpit, stand, scene, stage; a
theatre.
BvucXiicbs, -fj, -bv, (fr. last) belong,
ing to the stage, pertaining to the
theatre; playing, representing.
Ovfiiu) -w, f. -rjau), (fr. Svubs anger)
to make angry, provoke, enrage,
irritate. Bv^iiofiai -ov^iai, to be
angry, ™ge, fret. impf. act,
tQvfieov-ovv. 1 f. m\d.$v pi'sofiai
Bvp.vycpm -w, (fr. same, and ayii
pu to collect) to recollect, recover,
gain spirit, take resolution.
QvfjiricJiu) -w, f. -rjffu), (fr. same, and
rjSofiai to delight) to be cheerful,
joyful, be glad, rejoice.
6vfir]Sfii,-ios -ovs, b, fj, (fr. same)
agreeable to the mind, pleasing,
gratifying.
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Qvfinua, -arof, to, (fr. S»/ifw to
provoke, th. Su//o$ anger) emo-
tion, passion, rage, anger; a
thought, fancy 1 fiction.
Bvurjvas, -aoa, -av, par. I a. act.
of Svpatva.
Qvuripm, -eos -ovs, 6, r), same as
§vpapT)s.
Bvuidfa, f. -daut, p. rcdvptaica,
same as Svpidu. per. ind. pass.
TtOvfilauai.
Bvutdpa, and Qv/ita<rfLaf -dros, rb,
(fr. Svpidw to burn mcense, th.
&v/jia incense) incense, odorous
matters burned, perfume, aroma-
tics ; fumigation, scent raised by
fire. pi. fhutdpara, g. Svuiapd-
TWV.
Bvuia-rijpiov, -ov, rb, (fr. last, and
■njpio) to keep) a censer, pan to
burn aromatics, perfume, fumi-
gation ; an altar, altar for in-
cense.
Qvfitdoai, 1 a. inf. act. of
Qv/xidu) -w, (fr. &v/jia incense) to
burn incense, cause a perfume
by burning aromatics, fumi-
gate.
Bvutrjrat, Ion. for Svuiarai, 3 sin.
pres. ind. mid. cont. of last.
Bvuo^optw S>, (fr. Svubs the mind,
and (3opd food) to consume or
prey upon the mind ; to grieve,
fret, gnaw ; to mourn.
Bvpopdpos, -ov, b, h,, (fr.same) heart-
wounding, preying on the mind,
corroding, distressing, vexatious.
Bv/xo^aKfis, -ios -ovs, b, ^,(fr. same,
and SdKvo) to gnaw) gnawing
the mind, fretting, corroding,
grievous, vexatious.
QvuouSris, -fo? -ovs, b, %, (fr. same,
and elSos likeness) angry, irrita-
ble, passionate, violent, furious.
Qvuo£iSws,(fr. last) violently, fierce-
ly, furiously.
Qvfio\iu)v, -ovrws, b, >), (fr. Svubs
spirit, and Xiuv a lion) lion-
hearted, magnanimous, generous,
brave, a. sin. $vuo\iovra.
Qv^toua^iu) -o3, f. -rjau), p. rcOvuo-
nd%T)ica, (fr. same, and udj^o/jiai
to fight) to fight with all the
mind, oppose with all the heart ;
be highly displeased, violently in-
censed ; to be obstinately bent on
war. par. pres. act. ^vuora^iu)v
-Sbv.
Qvuo^d\ftr],-ris, r), (fr. &vpos thyme,
and o$d\nT) pickle) a mixture of
thyme bruised in vinegar with
salt, aromatic pickle.
Qvfi0T:\Ti6fis, -ios -ovs, b, f), (fr. -Sv-
fibs th3 mind, and ic\fiBu) to fill)
filling the mind, violent, vehe-
ment.
6vnopaioTr)s, and Poet, -palarfis,
also QvuoppaiffTfis, -ov, 6, fj, (fr.
same, and p"aiu> to destroy) de-
stroying, destructive, heart break-
ing, overwhelming.
Qvpbs, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. $vw to
move violently) breath, soul,
mind, heart, life; movement, im-
pulse, inclination, appetite; af-
fection, disposition; emotion, pas-
sion, anger, wrath ; courage,
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spirit, determination, resolution;
poison, philtre, love-dose.
Qvfios, b, and 6fyov, -ov, rb, (fr.
Svot to perfume) thyme; a wild
onion.
Qvuovutvos, par. pres. pass, cont,
of &vu6ti).
evno<p66pos, -ov, b,,',, (fr. Sv/iJjth*
mind, and tydtipu to spoil) dw-
heartening, dispiriting ; ener-
vating, weakening; destructiver
deadly.
Qvudo) -w, f. -wo-w, p. TtdvpuKa, (fr,
same) to provoke to anger, en-
rage, irritate; to rouse, mover
excite. Bv/x6ouai -ovuat, to be
angTyy r<*gey burn with fury.
par. pres. pass. Svuo6u£vos -ov-
Hcvog. per. ind. pass, redvuwuai.
I a. ind. pass, edvuwdnv. 1 f.
ind. pass. ^v^Qfioouai.
Qvuwo'nsi -cos -ovs, b, f), (fr. same)
irritable, irascible, inclined to an-
ger, passionate, impetuous ; spi-
rited, courageous.
QvuwOn, Ion. for edvuuBn, 3 sin. 1
a. ind. pass. — evuwdijvai, 1 a.
inf. pass. — QvnuQcis, -tioa, -tv*
par. 1 a. pass, of Sv^ou.
Qvve, Ion. for (Owe, 3 sin. impf,
act. Or, it may be 2 sin. impr.
act. of S-vvu), same as^tftu.
Qvvvos, -ov, b, also Qvvv&s, -d8os,
Qvvva, Qvvvt), and Qvvn, -rjs, h*
the tunny fish.
QvvvdSns, -cos, b, »% (fr. last) like
a tunny, stupid, foolish, silly.
Qvvovr, Apos. for Svvovra, a. sin.
par. pres. act. of
Qvvio, same as $vu).
Qvoets, -coca, -£v,(fr.3iio? perfume)
odorous, fragrant, sweet smelling.
Bvoica, Dor. for Svovaa, fern. —
Qvov, neut. par. pres. act. —
Qvovri, Dor. for Svovot, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. of $vu>.
Qiios, -cos -ovs, rb, (fr. $vu> to sa-
crifice) incense, perfumes or aro-
matics burned ; an offering, vic-
tim, sacrifice; odour, perfume,
savour.
Qvoo-Kdos, -ov, b, (fr. $vos an offer-
ing, and ko£u)% Ion. for voiu> to
understand ; or Kaiu> to burn)
and
QvookSitos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
oKtiTTouat to consider) an augur
who divines from the inspec-
tion of burnt offerings, sooth-
sayer.
Qv6u), f. -iLcio, p. re6v(t)Ka, (fr. Sroc
incense) to perfume, sprinkle
with odours; to compound aro-
matics ; to smell, be fragrant,
yield an odour, par. per. pass,
cont. TtBvu>ftivos.
Qvpa, -as, h, (perhaps fr. Svu to
rush) a door, gate; entrance,
mouth, passage. AJ Svpai, a
court, hall, palace.
Ovpa^e, (fr. last) without doors, out,
abroad. Ol S-vpafa those abroad,
foreigners, strangers.
6vpa7os, -a,-ov, (fr. same) strange,
foreign, another's.
Bvpdv, Dor. for SvpSv, g. pi. of
0T2
Bvpdvou, (fr. same) to turn out of
doors.
GvpavXiu -&, f. -f)crw, (fr. same,
and avXn a fold) to lie out,
lodge without doors, pass the
night at the door; to sere
node.
OvpavXla, -as, h, (fr. same) lying
or passing the night out of doors ;
a serenade.
Qvoauv, iEol. for SvpSv, g. pi. of
mil
Qvpyavdu, to try causes, judge, de-
termine.
Gvpcbs, -ov, b, (fr. $vpa a door) a
shield, oblong like a door ; a
great stone serving as a cover or
stopper for a cave.
©up£o0<5poj, -oo, b, (fr. sam( , and
fopiut to carry) a shield-hearer,
armed with a lone shield.
Qiptrpov, -ov, to, Poet. (fr. same)
a door, gate, wicket; entrance,
mouth, passage.
Qvpiuiv, Ion. for $vpu>v, g. pi. of
same.
Qvpfjaam, (fr. Svpihs a shield) to
provide with a shield; to arm,
equip, appoint.
Qvpp<Pt, d. Ion. of Supa, with -fyi
Poet, or adv. out of doors,
ahroad, from home.
Qvpiios, g. of3rp?s in next.
Qvpiov, -ov, rb, and QvpU, -Ihos. f),
(dim. of Srpa a door) a little
door or gate, wicket ; a window,
aperture, opening.
&vp6u -w, f. -wou), (fr. same) to
furnish with doors, shut up
with a grtte ; to close, lock up.
Qvp<ros,-ov, b, in pi. 5-vtKra, -uv, rii,
Poet, (perhaps fr. $vu> to dart)
a thyrsus, wand or spear en-
twined with leaves, Bacchus's
staff"; a branch, bough ; a gar-
land or wreath worn at wed-
dings.
Qvpo6u> -w, (fr. last) to make a
thyrsus, entwine or encircle with
leaves.
Qvputua, -aros, to, (fr. $vpa a door)
a gate, one half or side of a gate
or large door ; a plank, board ;
a doorcase or frame.
Qvpupbs, -ov, b, and »'/, (fr. same,
and ovpoi a guard, th. u>p-i care)
a doorkeeper, guard, viatck.
Qvaai, 1 a. inf. act. of Si>o>.
Qvaavdeis, and Qvacavdus, -cava,
-tv, (fr. next) fringed, flounced,
bordered.
Qvoavai, -u>v, o'l, (fr. $vcrou> to
shake, th. $vw to rush) a fringe,
flounce, border ; a hem, welt.
Qvoart, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. of
$V(J>.
Qvctiv, 1 f. inf. act. — Qvan, 3 sin.
1 a. sub. act. of same.
QvadXa, -u3v,tH, (fr. 3x-w to sacri-
fice) the rites of Bacchus ; cakes,
offerings; branches, boughs;
wands entwined with leaves,
thyrsus.
Qvoia, -as, r), (fr. same) a sacrifice,
victim, offering.
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Qvaid^tji, f. -dau>, (fr. last) to sacri-
fice, make an offering, immolate.
Qvaiaona, -dros, rb, (fr. last, th.
Svoia an offering) sacrifice, of-
fering.
Qvaiaortjpiov, -ov,rb, (fr. same) an
altar, particularly for burned
ofFerings.
Qvoiawv, JEo\. for &voiuiv, g. pi. of
Svaia.
Qioicri, -tjs, f), (fr. $uo> to sacrifice)
a tray or dish to receive offer-
ings.
Qvaov, 2 pi. -aart, 1 a. impr. act.
of Svtit.
Qva<rav6tis, and Qtiooavoi, sec $v-
oavdtif. Svcravot.
Qvaau, (fr. Svia to rush) to agi-
tate, shake, wag, move, quiver,
wave.
QvoTdi,-Af)oi, h, (fr. St5u> to sacri-
fice) sacrijicvd, connected with
sacrifice ; a priestess, female at-
trudnnt on the altar. Ouor/is
(lob., a shout uttered aTthe time of
sacrijice.
QvTrji, -ov, b, (fr. same) a priest,
minister, sacr'\ficer, attendant on
the altar.
Qvrtxbs, -fi. -bv, (fr. same) sacri-
ficial, about or relating to the
altar or sacrifice.
Qvu), f. -vow, p. TiOvtca, to move
impetuously, rush, dart with vio-
lence ; to rage, storm, be fran-
tic, go mad; to be transported
with passion or enthusiasm ; to
boil, swell ; to burn incense, raise
a perfume by burning aromatics,
cause an odour or sweet savour ;
to make offerings, offer oblations,
give honour, worship by religious
ceremonies, sacrijice, solemnize
holy riles ; to throw into the fire
a small piece before beginning a
meal as an offering ; to kill for
food. Qvofiai, to examine the en-
trails of beasts offered, inspect the
sacrifice or offering, look for
omens. 1 a. impr. act. Svoov,
-aria. per. ind. pass. riOvuat. 1
a. ind. pass, edvdnv.
Qvtav, -ovcra, -ov, par. pres. act. of
last.
Qvwva, -as, a, Dor. for Qvwvn, -tjs,
fi, same as Semele.
Qvwpbi, -ov, b,'i, (fr. &vo) to sacri-
fice, and dipa care) sacrificial,
pertaining to or used at sacrifices.
Subs, a table, particularly for
them.
0<J5, 1 sin. cont. pres. ind. act. of
Sita, to run ; or of ■3-f'w, to set ; or
of $du>, to suckle.
05, $fjs, 9jJ3 2 a. sub. act. of
ridnui.
Our), ->ji, fi, a fine, penalty, dama-
ges.
0c3ko?, -ov, b, same as Sukos.
Qu)fjLiii, -ov, b, Thomas, a man's
name.
QmfiSi, -ov, b, an abyss, gulf, bot-
tomless pit.
Qunev, 1 pi. 2 a. sub. act. of riBn-
ui.
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Qufiiy^, -yos, b, a small rope, cora\
twine.
9(i>/i/£w or ew/i/o-o-u, (fr. last) t»
cord, bind with cords; to lash,
scourge.
Qwfitooos, -ov, b, hire, wages, pay,
payment.
Qufitav, Att. for rb lijiiav, see
i)uicvs.
Qwubs, -ov, b, a heap, pile, hoard;
accumultdion, collection.
Owrrtfd, -a$, 17, (fr. $u>itt.vu> to flat-
ter) flattery, adulation ; assent,
compliance, acquiescence, sub-
mission.
Qw-ntvovrcf, n. pi. mas. par. pres.
act. of
0oi r£ v w , to fawn ; to flatter, soothe ;
to assent, comply, acquiesce, sub-
mil.
Owrrrw, to flatter, fawn; to court,
humour, comply with, assent to;
to jest, banter; to taunt, ridi-
cule.
OiopaKa, sin. — Qwpaicas, pi. a. of
$u>p<ilj..
Qu>paid£<j>, (fr. $upa% a breastplate)
to provide with a breastplate ; to
arm, equip.
QutpaKiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of same) a
coat of mail, breastplate, cuirass;
a parapet, breastwork; a fort,
redoubt ; a guard, defence, pro-
tection ; the poop of a ship
built like a turret from whence
soldiers flung darts, &c. a part
of the mast, cradle.
QupaKiTi)$, -oo, b, (fr. same) a sol-
dier armed properly with a
breastplate ; a cuirassier.
Qupai-, -atcos, b, the breast, chest;
a coat of mail, breastplate, cui-
rass; covering for the breast,
waistcoat, stomacher.
Qu>pr)KO(p6po$, Ion. for 0a>pa*fo0(5po$,
-ov, b, (fr. last, and (popiw to car-
ry) armed, provided or equipped
with a breastplate, a cuirassier;
an armed soldier.
Qupnl;, -))K0i, b, Ion. for $wpa£-
0wpi/£«s> -»oa, -av, par. 1 a. act.
— 6u>p>'i<j(TtTo, Ion. for tOupt'iooe-
to, 3 sin. impf. mid. of
Quptjoou), f. -£u», p. TtQwpnKa, (fr.
3uSpa( a breastplate) to furnish
or be provided with a breastplate
or cuirass ; to arm, equip, accou-
tre, par. 1 a. pass. Soup^fais,
-tioa, -iv inf. Sajp^Or/wii.
0ws, 3wdy, b, (fr. Sobs swift) a wild
beast like a wolf, lynx per-
haps.
Qwrtpov, Att. for rb erepov, see ere-
Qwvjxa, Bwv^d^u), Qtevfjiaoios, Qu)v-
pacTi)s, Quiipaorbs, Ion. for Sav-
ua, Savfid^u), &C.
Quvcau), f. -£w, (fr. Sobs swift, or
^wa-ui to quiver) to bawl, ex-
claim; to shout, halloo, whoop;
to rush violently, dart savagely.
Qwvrbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. Stovua, Ion.
for SaTifxa a wonder) wonder-
ful, admirable, extraordinary,
strange.
IAM
I, t, called iota, the ninth letter of
the latter, but the tenth of the
ancient Greek alphabet ; whence
in numerals it signifies ten,
and with a dot underneath, t,
ten thousand. It is the least of
the Greek letters ; thence its
name, iota, signifies any thing
very small, a jot.
'la, -as, and Ion. 'Itj, -ns ♦ h, (per-
haps fr. ariw to shout) a voice
cry, sound.
'la, -as, h, (fr. is strength) force,
power, strength, might.
'la, fem. of to $ for olos .
'la, a name of God among the
Jews, Jah.
Ia/SoTand At/?ot, an exclamation of
grief, a/as / wo is me !
latipos, -ov, b, Jairus, a man's
name.
laOds, g. -Qivros, par. 1 a. pass,
of idouai.
Iddri, 3 sin. — IdQtjTt, 2 pi. 1 a.
ind. pass. — ladfj, -djjrt, same
sub. — ladrjvai, 1 a. inf. pass.
i — laOfjoopai, -0, -trai, 1 f. ind.
pass, of same.
latvouai, -i/, -crai, pres. ind. pass,
of
laivo), (fr. la strength) to warm,
heat; to melt, dissolve; to re-
joice, overwhelm with joy, en-
liven, exilarate ; to flower, flou-
rish, bloom. 1 a. ind. pass.
idvdtjv.
Idxbs, -r), -bv, (fr. 'Iuv Ion.) Io-
nian.
'la*xos -ov. b, Bacchus.
latc^a^a, (fr. last) to shout, revel,
riot; to be drunk, play the bac-
chanal.
Ia/cw/3, Heb. indecl. Jacob, a man's
name.
IdXeuos, -ov, b, a wedding song,
dirge, ballad ; a writer of such
things, paltry poet. Adj. silly,
insipid, absurd, worthless.
Ia'XXw, f. -aXw, to send, send forth,
discharge ; to fly ; to desire,
covet, wish for; to confine,
bind. impf. act. laXXov, -ts, -t,
1 a. ind. act. irjXa, -as, -£•
\d\uevos -ov, b, a man's name.
'lafia, -aros, to, (fr. idouai to heal)
a healing, cure, remedy ; medi-
cine, physic, g. pi. iaudro)v.
Ia/i/?(£(i», (fr. iap(3os an iambic) to
celebrate in iambics ; to satirize,
lash ; to defame, inveigh against,
abuse.
Iau0ctov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) an iam-
bic verse or poem.
'\au(ios, -ou, b, an iambic, metrical
measure ; a kind of verse.
lau(lar\s, -ov, 6, Jambres, a man's
name.
laueiv, Heb. indecl. mules.
lauevfj and lauvbs, same as tia-
Itevj.
IAT
laui^ktv. Ion. for lauttiuv, g. pi
of
lautSai, -up, o\, Iamidce, a pro-
phetic family among the Greeks,
the descendants of lamos, the son
of Apollo.
Idvdri, -tjs, h, lanthi, a woman's
name.
IdvOrjv, -tjs, -tj, 1 a. ind. pass, of
lahm.
IdvQtvos, -n, -ov, (fr. next) violet,
purple, blue.
'lavdov, -ov, to, (fr. lov a violet)
some purple flower, a violet
purple colour.
lavvd, indecl. Janna, a man's
name.
lavvfis, -ov, b, Jannes, a man's
name.
ldo\icbs, and by Cras. lm\icbs, -ov.
fi, Iolcus, a city of Thessaly.
Idouai -&uai, f. -oouai, p. iauai.
(perhaps fr. la power) to heal,
cure, restore to health; to re-
medy, amend, correct, impf. pass.
ia6uriv-iiurjv, idov -w, idero-aro.
1 a. ind. pass. idOrjv. 1 f. pass.
laOrjoouai. 1 a. mid. ind. laud
ur}V sub. idouiuai.
laTTtTiovtfois, -ov, b, the son of lane
tos, which see.
laittTolo, Ion. for lairtrov, g. of
lamrbs, -ov, b, Japetus, a man's
name, supposed to be Japhet.
ldnru>, f. -fyu), to send, send upon,
hurl, throw, fling, pelt ; to in-
flict, smite, lash ; to goad, sting ;
to fall, sink under blows, per.
ind. pass, iduuai. 1 a. ind. pass.
id(f>6tjv. inf. ia<p6rjvai.
Idirvi;, -vyos, b, a wind blowing
from Apulia, called also Iapy
gia, towards Greece, the west
wind ; Iapyx, a man's name.
laSpdvios, -a Ion. -jj, -ov, of Jar-
danus, the father of Omphale.
laptS, Heb. indecl. Jared, a man's
name.
Idoaadai, 1 a. inf. mid. — Idaj], 2
sin. 1 f. mid. — laodai, pres
inf. mid. cont. — Idaaro, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. mid. — \dou)uai,
-j), -jjrai, 1 a. sub. mid. of ido-
uai.
'lao-i, Ion. for lot, 3 pi. pres. ind.
of tiui, to go.
lacri, Att. cont. for Uaoi, and this
Ion. luoi, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
Idoiuos, -ov, b, $, (fr. idouai to
heal) curable,
'laois, -ios, Att. -td)s, hi (fr- same)
a curing, healing; a cure. a.
sin. iaaiv, pi. cont. idotis-
Idaios, -ov, b, Jasius, a man's
name.
laoiwv, -uivos, b, Jasion, a man's
name.
laoi&vv, -ys, h\ withwind or con-
volvulus, or wild colewort.
'laa-tris, -*iSos, hi ajasper. d. idoriSi.
lacrd, -60s -ovs,h, (fr. laais a cure)
Iaso, the goddess of healing.
do~u)v, -ovos, b, Jason, a man's
name.
larai, pres. — Iaro, impf. ind.
mid. 3 sin. cont. of idouai.
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lirios, -a, -ov, (fr. same) to bt
cured, must be healed, &c ac-
cording to the verb.
larrio, and Ion. IrjTrip, -rjpos, °, (fr«
same) a physician, doctor.
larpda, -as, >i, (fr. same) medi-
cine, healing, a cure.
larpcTov, -ov, to, (fr. same) a phy-
sician's fee ; apothecary'' s shop,
laboratory, hospital.
larpcvia, f. -evoo), (fr. same) to heal,
cure ; to practise medicine.
larpiKri, -Tis, hi (fem. of next, viz.
Ttxyn) the healing art, medicine,
surgery. ^
larp^Kos, -fi, -bv, (fr. idouai to
heal) medicinal, surgical, heal-
ing, able to cure, skilful in medi-
cine.
larpbs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a physi-
cian, doctor.
larrarai and larraTaid^, an excla-
mation of sorrow? alas !
lav, an exclamation of anger,
shame ! fie !
lavdubs, -ov, b, (fr. lavia to lodge)
a retirement, fold resting place;
a bed-room, bed, couch; sleep,
rest.
lavu>, (fr. iov the ground) to abide,
lodge, stay, tarry, dwell; to
spend or pass time; to sleep,
repose, rest. impf. act. tavov,
'ts, -e.
la<piTrjs, -ov, b, (fr. ibs an arrow,
and a<f>ir)ui to discharge) an ar-
cher, bowman.
la<pdtjvai, 1 a. inf. pass, of tdVrw.
laxaiot, d. pi. with t added, of
LaXn-
'Idxt, see la%ov.
laxv, -ris, h, (fr. id%ii> to shout) a
shout, roar, cry ; outcry, uproar^
tumultuous noise; a twang,
crack ; a roaring, bellowing,
murmuring, distant sound.
ld%T)ua, -aros, rb, (fr. same) voci-
feration, bawling, shouting ; cla-
mour, outcry; exclamation, in-
vective; cry of any brute.
'la%ov, -es, -£, impf. act. — lamias,
-v7a, -bs, par. per. act. of
Ia'xw and Ia^fw, f. -£w, p. -#*,
(perhaps fr. ia a voice, and ^/w
to pour) to shout, roar, cry,
scream ; to vociferate, cry out,
exclaim, inveigh; to sound, re-
sound ; to roar, bellow, murmur ;
to twang ; to hiss.
lau)\<bs, -ov, h, the name of a city,
see IaoXxdj.
IdW, -ovos, b, Poet, for 'Iwv, a
man's name, which see.
l(3avarpis, -t8os, f), (fr' next) a
well-rope.
l/3aviu) -d, (perhaps fr. ludw to
draw by a rope, th. Ipas a rope)
to draw as liquids, take up,
bring or fetch up.
'iPSijs, -ov, b, a plug or peg in the
bottom of a ship, by drawing
out which the bilge-water ran
out.
l^Tjp.-rjpos, b, an Iberian, native
of Iberia.
l(3vpia, -asy h, Iberia; eastern,
near Persia ; western Spain.
IAI
l/Jrjptj, -<<5oj, ft, wild cresses.
'I0t s, -180s, f), a stork, the ibis.
IfiitTKOs, -ov, o, mallows, marsh-
mallows.
"I/?u, an Ion. adv. very^ much,
greatly.
l/3i5w, (fr. last) to lash, whip,
scourge ; to cry out, exclaim.
'Iy8n, -ns, ft, (perhaps fr. dyu> to
break) a mortar; a pestle.
'lyplvof, -n, -ov, par. per. pass, of
'uevlofiai.
lyvva, -as, fj, (fr. is strength, and
ydw the knee) the groin; the
ham, hough, hip.
I<3' for i8i or nit, anil, also, even.
'I<5(z, -as, -£, per. ind. mid. of d8u>.
'18a, -as, fj, a wooded hill; Ida, a
mountain near Troy, and in
Crete.
iSalus, -a, -ov, of Ida, Idean ; Id&-
us, a man's name.
iSdXt/jiot, -ov, b, h, (fr. Mot sweat)
hot, heating; causing sweat,
sweating.
l6d\^,oftai, same as u8d\\o[iai or
ulmtvopat. which see.
\8avbs, -ov, b, f>, pleasant delight-
ful, agreeable, grateful; joyful,
jontnd, guy.
'I8e, (2 sin. 2 a. impr. of d8u> to
see, used adverbially) see, look,
behold; there.
'lie, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. — '\8t,
-erw, in 2 pi. 'Here, 2 a. impr.
act. of d8u>.
I8i, Ion. or n8i , Att. and, also ; so,
even.
\8ia, -as, //, (fr. d8u> to see) same
as d8ta.
Uictv, Ion. — Uipcv, Ion. and
iEol. — Idiptvaii Att. and Dor.
— Ufv, Dor. for I8c7v, 2 a. inf.
act. of d8u).
\8ipoiS, (fr. d8u> to see? and tpa>$
love) in love at first sight.
\8ioBai, 2 a. inf. mid. — 'Ucaxov,
-is, -c, Ion. for l8ov, 2 a. ind. act.
of d8u>.
\ht-)(Br\s, -tos -ovs, b, fi, (fr. i8ia ap-
pearance, and ex^oi hatred)
hateful in appearance or to the
sight, unsightly, ugly, deformed ;
loathsome, disgusting, disagreea-
ble.
f(5fu> for d8u>. Or, Ion. for 'l8ov, g.
of 'iSrjs.
\8n, -rjs, fi, Ion. for '18a.
18?/, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. act. of d8o>.
'Irrjai, Ion. for Uji, 2 sin. 2 a.
sub. mid. — I8ijv, Dor. and
JEol. for i8e7v, Z a. inf. act. —
\8fjs, 2 sin. 2 a. sub. act. of
d8u>.
'l8ns, g. sin. — Idrjoi, d. pi. Ion.
of 18a.
'18ns, -ov, b, a man's name.
lhriou>, Dor. for i8fiou>, 1 f. act. of
i8iu for tibia, to see. — '\8nre, 2
pi. 2 a. sub. act. of d8u>.
l8iq, (viz. x&pq, d. sin. fern, of
i8ios peculiar) privately, pecu-
liarly ; separately, severally ;
apart, by itself.
l8id$u>, f. -aou, (fr. same) to retire.,
withdraw, keep, live or be sepa-
rate.
IAO
\8idfav, ^ovtta, -ov, (par. prrs. of
last) peculiar, private.
Illy, Ion. for i8lq.
\8ioPnv\cvu>, f. -tvoo), (fr. same,
andj3otAr) counsel) tofollowone's
own opinion, take one's own
Way.
'Ifitos, -a, -ov, own, proper, pe-
culiar, special; private, domes-
tic; Jit, convenient, appro
agreeable. Kar' i8lav, (viz.
^wpav) in private, privately. Ei$
rd t8la, (viz. cwuara) at homi .
Ek t&v i8iu)v, of his own, of him-
self. 0\ l8tot, one's own friends,
relutions, &c.
I8i6oro\os, -ov, b, }), (fr. last, and
ari\\u> to equip) equipped or
furnished at private expense.
\8i6rns, -yros, fi, (fr. i8tos own)
ownership, property, rigid ; pro-
priety , fitness, peculiarity . a. sin.
i8i6rrjra.
lilti), f. -taw, (fr. (80s sweat) to
sweat, perspire.
l8(<i>fia, -aros, rb, (fr. (810s pe-
culiar) peculiarity, character;
idiom, diulirt.
\8lu)v, g. pi. of tStos.
lituts, (fr. l8ios own) peculiarly,
properly ; fitly, agreeably, con-
veniently.
\8iu)rtv6vTb)v, g. par. pres. act. of
iSiurevw, f. -ti'ffw, (fr. (8ios private)
to lead a private life, live retired.
18iwttjs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a com-
mon man, private person, ple-
beian ; unskilful, uninstrurted,
unlearned, unpolished, plain,
rude. Hence Idiot, but in a
different sense.
\81wrtKbs, -h, -bv, (fr. same) pri-
vate, plain, ordinary.
Utwrioubs, -ov, .6, (fr. same) a
vulgarism, plain style; plain-
ness, simplicity.
'\8fitv, Dor. or JEo\. for iayitv,
which by Sync, for laaynv, 1 pi.
pres. ind. act. of Icnui. Or, by
Sync, for t8oynv, 1 pi. 2 a. incl.
act. of ei8u>. Or, by Sync, for
i8f[icv, Ion. or Dor. for i8dv, 2
a. inf. act. of d8w.
I8ftevai, by Sync, for i8i/icvai,
Att. and Dor. for t8dv, 2 a. inf.
act. of d8u>.
l8fi0ffvvT}, -»7?,i7, (fr. ionpi to know)
skill, knowledge.
'\8fio>v, -ovos, b, f}, (fr. same) sfo7-
ful, knovnng, intelligent, sensi-
ble ; prudent, wise.
I8v6u) -w, f. -iLooi, (perhaps fr. <? a
muscle, and vevu to bend. Or,
fr. 7£w to sit down) to bend,
bow, crook ; to vrrithe, twist, dis-
tort.
I8v<x)6tjv, -rjs, -n, 1 a. ind. pass, of
last
\8oiaro, Ion. for iSoivro, 3 pi. 2 a.
opt. mid. — 'l8oi(ii, -ots, -01, 2
a. opt. aet. — \80laa, Dor. for
i8ovcra, fern. par. 2 a. act 186-
[iny, -ov, -ero, mid. — 'loov, -ts,
-£, 2 pi. -ere, act. 2 a. ind. —
lSdvris, n. pi. mas. par. 2 a.
act. — 'lSovro, 3 pi. 2 a. mid. of
stSw.
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Jl8os, -tos -ovs, rd, sweat, pertpira*
tion.
'\8ooav, LXX. for l8ov, S pi. 2 a.
ind. act. of tlSw.
\8ov, (2 sin. 2 a. impr. mid. of
same) sre, look, observe, behold ;
there, there us, there are.
l8ovpala, -as, >/, Idumaa; Edom.
\8pda, and \8pia, -as, {), (fr. tsrjfti
to know) skill, skiljulness, ex-
perlness ; foresight, prudence t
caution.
Ityftj, n. pi. of I8pts-
Ityiv,-r/$, fj, Ion. for i8pda or i8pla.
'ldpis, -tos, Att. -cus, b, i), (fr.
i8pda caution) forecasting, cau-
tious, providtnt ; skilful, expert.
rl8p6<t> -ui, and Poet. I8pwu>, f. -u>crut
p. -wKa, (fr. \8pu>s sweat) to
sweat, perspire.
"l8pi'fjia, -utos, rd, (fr. J^pvw to
seat) foundation, grouna, base.
si tit ; an altar, temple ; an image,
Stutur.
'\8pvuivosy -n, -ov, par. per. pass,
of I8pvu).
'l8p(ifji or 'l8pviu), same as I8pvw.
'\8pvvQds, -doa, -iv, par. — 'l8pvv-
Qrjvai, inf. 1 a. pass. ofUpvw.
'\8pvois-, -ios, Att. -cu>s, h, (fr*
i8pvu) to settle) a foundation,
base, pedestal, seat ; a thing seat-
ed or placed, statue; appoint-
ment, constitution, establishment;
settlement, arrangement.
'\8pvu>, "\8pvfii or '\8pvvui, f. -voui,
(fr. 7£w or t£w to seat) to seat,
set, place, lay; to quiet, still,
calm; to settle, fix, establish,
found. 'iSpvvouai, to stay quiet,
be at rest, sit, be seated.
'\8pu>, by Apoc. for \8pG>ri, d. and
\8pCtra, a. of
'\8pu>s, -&ros, b, (fr. [80s sweat,
and few to flow) sweat, perspira-
tion.
rl8pwo), Att. or Poet, for \8p6u.
I8v7a, fern, of i8ujs, per. par. mid.
of d8b>.
'l8u>ftai, 2 a. sub. mid. — \8ibv,
-ovoa, -bv, par. 2 a. act. — l8u,
-J1S, -V, P1- -w^cv, -Tire, -wai, 2
a. sub. act. — l8u>s, -v7a, -bs,
par. of 18a, -as, -e, per. ind. mid.
of d8ui.
'le, impr. of lov, 2 a. ind. of t7yn,
to go.
Iz^afiriX, indecl. Syr. Eng. Jesa~
bel, a woman's name.
ItQi, urut, pres. impr. act 'Idnv,
-rjs, -v, Pres- op4- a^1- — 'l£'f
u7aa, \lv, n. pi. rem. '\c7cai, par.
pres. act. — rIao-t, and Ion. 'Ua-
at, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of 'in>u.
"k(?. "U(, 2 and 3 sin. cont. impf.
act bf \l+ Tor o,f.i.
"haa., (mid. of 'irjui to send) to be
set upon, desire covet, wish for.
'lefxat, mid. of /nu(,obs. for t7pi,to
go.
'lifitv, Ion. — 'liptvaij Att. and
Dor. for Uvat, pres. mf. act. —
flifievos, -v, -ov, par. pres. mid.
of "r/fxi,
lilitv, Ion. — lincvatj Att. and
Dor. for dvai, pres. inf. of %*,
obs. for dpi, to go.
IEP
'lev, Bceot. Sync, for "uaav, 3 pi.
impf. of irjiii.
'lev, 3 sin. v added 2 a. ind. of etui,
'I/va<, pres. inf. act. of Irtpn.
If'va<, pres. inf. act. of eTpi, to go.
'levrai, 3 pi. pres. ind. mid. —
"kiTEf, n. pi. par. pres. act. —
"levro, 3 pi. impf. mid. of Inui.
leOV -OVV, "us -£'f) "lU -£(, 3 pi. t£OV
-ovv, the impf. as if of \iw, used
for t^v, -ns, -n, 3 pi. Etfp, impf. of
hfti.
Ispd, -uv, rd, (neut. pi. of kpd?
holy) holy things, sacred offices,
rites, ceremonies; sacrifices, offer-
ings.
\ipd, -5s, ft, (fern. sin. of same)
the composition of medicines,
medicine, pharmacy; the name
of a kind of serpent ; the sheet-
anchor. ' Upd vdees, the epilepsy,
falling sickness.
le^av, by Cras. for Upduv, Dor. for
tepwv, g. pi. of Up6s .
lipa%, -aicos, b, (fr. \epbs sacred.
Or, fr. uuai to rush, and pqSiuts
easily) a hawk, falcon,
leodofiai -duat, f. -dcoftai, (fr.
same) to be a priest, officiate as
priest, discharge a priest's duties.
lepdiroXis, -ios, Att. -eu)s, ft. (fr.
same, and it6\is a city) Hiera-
, polis, a city. d. 'lepavdXei.
Uparai, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. mid.
of Updouai.
leparela, -as, ft, (fr. Upbs holy)
priesthood, the office or duty of
a priest.
lepdrevua, -dros, rb, (fr. next, th.
Upbs noly) a priesthood, assem-
bly, society or college of priests ;
a succession of priests.
leparevo), f. -tvaw, p. UpdrcvKa, (fr.
Upbs holy) to be a priest, perform
the priest's office, officiate as
priest, per. ind. pass. Updrevuai.
Itparticbs, -ft, -bv, (fr. s&me) priest-
ly, sacerdotal.
'Ii0du)v, Dor. for \tpu>v, g. pi. of
Up6s.
'lepfa, 'lepet, 'lepeTs, 'lepiti)v,'leptv-
ct, cases of Upevs.
'Uptia, -as, and Ion. 'lepein, -vs, ft,
(fr. Jfpdsholy) a priestess ; a sa-
crifice, victim.
'lepelov, -ov, to, (fr. same) a sacri-
Jfice, victim, offering.
'lepeuias, -ov, b, Jeremiah, and Je-
remy, a man's name.
'lepeis, -ios, Att. -ius, b, (fr. Upbs
holy) apriest. d. pi. Upevci.
'Itpn'w, f. -nVw, (fr. same) to sa-
crifice, slay or offer victims; to
dedicate, consecrate.
'It:p7j,Ion. for upd, fern, of Up6s.
'Itptjtov, -ov, to, Ion. for Upelov.
"lepis, -icos, >t, (fr. Upbs holy) a
priestess.
rlepi%<b, -60s -ovsi fti HiericJw, Eng.
Jericho, name of a city.
'lepoyXviptud, -wi, tu, (neut. of
next) sacred engravings, repre-
sentations of holy things engraven
on stone by the Egyptians, hiero-
glyphics.
'lepoyXv(piKos, -v, -bv, (fr. Upbs holy,
PP
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and y\i(p(ji to engrave) hierogly-
phic, symbolical, mystical, em-
blematical.
'lepddovXos, -ov, b, h., (fr. same, and
SovXos a slave) a servant in holy
things, attendant on the priest or
the temple.
'lepoioiv, Ion. for Upols, d. pi. of
\tp6s.
'lepoKavr6o) -5, (fr. Upbs holy, and
Kaiu) to burn) to burn incense,
offer burned sacri/ices; to burn
the entire offering.
'lepofinvkij -as, ft, (fr. same, and
ufiv a month) the holy month
a festival of a month, the month
in which the Nemean games were
celebrated; the first day of that
month; new-year's-day.
'lepbv, -ov, rb, (neut. of same, viz.
6u>fia) a temple, church, house
for religious use; a sacrifice,
holy service; a victim, offering.
Ta Upd, the entrails of the victim
from which omens were con-
jectured.
lepovtKrjs, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
v'ikv victory) a conqueror in the
Grecian games.
UpoTroifu) -A, f. -)7(ra>, (fr. same,
and voiiw to make) to make holy,
consecrate, dedicate; to do holy
offices, sacrifice, make offerings.
leponpexfisi-ios-ovs, b, fj, (fr. same,
and irpiiru) to become) becoming
holy persons or things, venerable,
respectable, pi. cont. 'lepoirpenels.
Itpbs , -d, -bv, sacred, holy ; conse-
crated, dedicated; devoted, ac-
cursed ; excellent, very good or
great, extraordinary.
lepoao%vp.a, -wv, Ta, also -ns, ^, but
seldom. Hierosolyma, Eng. Je-
rusalem, the capital of Judea.
lepoooXvuirvs, -ov, b, (fr. 'Iepoo6-
Xvua Jerusalem) a native of Je-
rusalem.
lepoorarrts, -ov, b, (fr. Upbs holy,
and "arvfti to set) a governor of
the temple, president over holy
affairs, chief priest.
UpocrvXeXs, 2 sin. cont. pres. ind.
act. of
lepoavXiu) -G>, f. -fioui, p. UpoavXrt-
Ka, (fr. Upbs holy, and evXdw to
rob) to commit sacrilege, rob or
otherwise convert to private use
holy things, plunder temples.
lepoavXtjtris, -ios, Att. -ed>s, fj, (fr.
Upbs holy, and crvXdw to rob)
saciilege.
lepocvXia, -as, >/> (fr. same) sacri-
lege.
lepoctvXos, -ov, b, ^,(fr. same) sa-
crilegious, a robber of holy things.
'lepovpyiw -to, f. -i'iou, p. Upovpyn-
Ka, (fr. Upbs holy, and epyov
work) to officiate in religious
things, be employed in holy offices,
be engaged in sacred business.
'lepovpyia, -as, ft, (fr. same) holy
service, sacred duly, a sacrifice.
'lepovo-d'Miti, Heb. indecl. same as
'lepoadXvfia.
'lepotyavrib) -w, f. -i/tru, (fr. Upbs
holy, and <paivu> to show) to he
chief priest, preside over holy
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things; to teach holy mysteries,
instruct in religion.
'lepo<f>dvTns, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
chief priest, president or instructer
of sacred mysteries, hierophant.
'lepo<pavryiKbs, -ft, -bv, (fr. same) sa-
cerdotal, priestly, belonging to the
priest's office.
'lepo<bvXa^, -Skos, b, (fr. same, and
(pvXdaoo) to guard) the guardian
of holy things, chief priest, presi-
dent of mysteries.
'lepo^dXrvs, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
xpdXXoj to sing) a singer of sacred
songs, chorister.
fIep6ui -w, (fr. Upbs holy) to make
holy, hallow, appoint to religious
use, consecrate, dedicate.
'Ifp<i)ua,-dTos, rb, (fr. last) a thing
consecrated; a dedication, offer-
ing, sacrifice.
'lepwavvn, -vs, ht (fr. Upbs holy)
priesthood, priest's office.
"lecav, 3 pi. of 7^v,impf. act. of "nfii.
"leoBov, -adnv, 2 and 3 du. — "lea-
Be, 2 pi. impf. mid. oflnui.
'lecoai, Heb. indecl. Jesse", a man's
name.
"lero, 3 sin. impf. pass, ofinui.
'lirra, (perhaps fr. arra sir) a
term of respect or endearment,
sir, father, papa ; a wild buck-
goat.
lev, an adverb of ridicule, pah !
folly!
leepdds, Heb. indecl. Jephtha, a
man's name.
Ir^ovfaj, -ov, b, Heb. Jeconiah, a
man's name,
'liu>, (fr. to, obe. whence Inpn to
send) impf. act. Itov -ovv, "etc
-eis, 'lee -ei, used for Inv, Ins, ?7»
impf. act. Qilnpi, to send.
lew and inpi, Ion. for elui, to go. 2
a. ind. iov impr. fe* opt. lotpi'
sub. to" inf. Uiv par. twv.
'l£dvu}, £ -rjo-u), forms its tense*
from {£«!), obs. See ?£w.
"lie, pres. impr. act. of t£w.
"l|fo, Ion. — "l£«>, Dor. for"£ov,
ores. impr. mid. of same.
l£nua, -dros, rb, (fr. J£u> to seat)
n vent, bench, chair ; a valley,
hollow, glen.
"l^naaSt -aGa, -av, par. 1 a. act. of
i^dvu).
"Ifytca, Dor. for "i^ovva, fem. par.
pres. act. of 't^u.
"ICov, -es-, -t, impf. act. of
"lew, f. lam, to scat, place on seats,
make to sit ; to settle, fix, ar-
range ; to hold a silting, assem-
ble, collect ; to sit, be seated ; to
subside, sink.
It), an adverb of joy ; huzza.
'In, -»?J, >'/> Ion. for fa.
'I,], n. — IT], d. sin. fem. of toe,
-a,-ov.
tyios, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. idopai to
cure) the healer ; an epithet of
Apollo.
IfiKoros, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same, and ko-
tos toil, th. KOTT-ui to cut) balmy,
soothing, mitigating^ curing, heed-
ing.
I^Xa, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of irfAXw.
"Inpi, f. "jcu, p. elica, to cause togo.
I0T
und, discharge ; to throw, fling,
shoot ; to send forth, emit, utter ;
to give over, desist, pres. inf.
act. 'Uvai. impf. inv, 'ins, V also
from lint, obs. icov -ovv, 'ices -cis,
tee -£<• 1 a. ind. act. i/ku, and
Att. eqica. 2 a. act. ind. ijv, rjs,
^- sub. w, //f, #, and Poet, ft*,
t?fl f.V '"f. £(vat. "ltuai,to send
one's self, move, hasten, rush ;
to be set upon, desire, covet, long
for. ini|tf. pass, iijxtjv, -coo,-cro.
per. pass, dfuu. 1 a. pass. ind.
Hhiv and cidnv. 1 f. ind. tnid.
i)(rouai, -n, -crai. 2 a. mid. ind.
tftip
and £?j
tiunv, -co, -to' par. f/u-
'Ifl/a, (same as tiui fr. /uobs.) to
go, move, proceed, march.
IfjoaoQai, Ion. for ideaadai, 1 a.
inf. mid. — h)aaTo, Ion. for
idcaro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of
idoftai.
'Inffi, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of 117/11,
'Jnat, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of Inui,
to go.
Itjat, by Ion. Parag. for Ins, 2 sin.
— or Ion. and Poet, for <">/,
3 sin. sub. of lov, 2 a. ind. of
£?/ii to go, from iiu), obs.
Iijaovt, d. of li'iouiv, Ion. for Idaiov,
a man's name.
Ji7<rou?, -ov, b, Jesus, the Saviour.
Also, Joshue or Joshua, d. I17-
ffou, a. I^o-oCi', v. \ijaov.
Irjrat, -u»v, o't, natives of the island
loi, now JV10.
IrjTiip, Ion. for i«T-»/p.
I0aycvr)f, -/05 -or>j, b,f), (fr. (0ii di-
rectly, and yivos birth, th. yiVo-
uai to be) directly dt
from; lawfully burn, legitimate ;
original, native.
IddKii, -*f, /), Ithaca, a Greek
island, now Thiaki.
10<io, (fr. i0i) directly) quickly,
swiftly, soon.
Idea, Ion. for iflsla, fern, of (0uj.
I0£ta, -<i$, and Ion. I0£o7, ->;.?, /},
(fern, of idvs straight, viz. SUn
justice) rectitude, right, proprie-
ty ; justice, equity.
Ideiai, n. pi. fern. — \Qclnai, Ion.
for lOeiats, d. pi fern. orT4-'-
Wius, (Ion. for cvdiios immediately,
or fr. iQvs straight) straightway,
directly, quickly, swiftly, soon.
'Idi, hu), 2 and 3 sin. pres. impr.
of et/11, to go.
'IBua, -dros, rb, (fr. tiu.i to go) a
step, pace; gait, motion, move-
ment, d. sin. iduan, before an
aspirate iduad*.
'iSopn?, (perhaps fr. idap quickly,
or fr. IQi go, and opovia to rush,
or 6pu) to cheer) a term of en-
couragement or cheering, for-
ward I on ! cheerly !
*ldpi$, -10s, 6, a eunuch.
Idi), (neut. of idvs straight) straight-
way, forthwith, immediately, di-
rectly ; forward, towards; op-
posite, facing.
lOvoiicaicn, d. pi. with 1 added of
IdvSiKns, -ov, b, (fr. iQus upright,
and bUn justice) a just or up-
IKA
right judge or arbitrator ; Adj.
upright, correct.
Idvdpti;, -Ikos, b, f), (fr. same, and
Spil- the hair) with the hair on
end, bristly.
lOvudxin, -ns, h, (fr. samo, and
uax>) a fight) fair fighting, open
war, a pitched battle.
'ldvufioi, -wv, o'i, (perhaps fr. (0i5w
to hurst out, and /3o/> shouting)
silly verses or noisy dancing, or
both together, in honour of Bac-
chus ; ribaldry, not.
\Qvvti,i sin. pres. ind. act. — '100-
vtv, 3 sin. impf. act. of
IBvvut, f. -Cvw, (fr. (0uj straight) to
dtnrt, guulc, ordir, rub, r"-
i,ru; t<> slur, ilrue; to strain,
rack.
iQvrrrluv, -u>vos,b,h, (fr. same, and
virofiai to fly) flying strmglu
forward; mm ing in a direct
line; swift as flu; lit, rapid.
lOes, -cia, -i, straight, not crooked,
direet ; right, upriglit, true, cor-
net, just, cuinp. lOvrcpos, sup.
-TUTOi.
\9vs, -Doj, i'i, (fr. last) straightness,
direct moti<> nnpitu-
osity ; disposition, propensity.
Idvrtpos, -a, -op,comp. of iBvc.
Idvu, f. -vau), (fr. idvs straight)
to go, come or move straightfor-
ward ; to rush, dart, make a
charge.
\t£u>, (fr. ibs rust) to be rusty or
cankerid.
"itavt, -£v,3sin. — 'Itcdvcrov, 2 du.
impf. act. of \kuvo>.
'\Kuv6oftai -ovftai, see 'iKavdia.
'Ikuioi, -ov, rd, (neut. of next) a
sufficiency, satisfaction, equiva-
lent ; bull, security.
'Uavbi, -i), -ov, (fr. u&m to reach)
Jit, apt, adapted, proper for;
adequate, equal to, capable of;
sufficient, enough, many, great
or large enough ; worth, worthy,
considerable, of consequence,
valuable, comp. 'ucavdrtpoc and
-ujrcpoi, sup. 'tKavdraros, and
-uiraroi.
iKavorns, -pros, h~, (fr.last) aptness,
fitness, propriety ; ability, capa-
bility, sufficiency.
'iKavovadoj, 3 sin. cont. pres. impr.
pass, of
'Ikuvou) -&, f. -wffw, p. iKavoiKa, (fr.
J/cavoj fit) to make fit, qualify,
capacitate, '\icav6onai -ovuai, to
be proper for or adapted to ; to
answer, suit, correspond, fit.
pres. impr. pass, 'mavoov -ov,
-oiado) -ovodu). 1 f. ind. mid. iica-
vujoofjLJL.. per. pass. iKaviauat.
'Ixdvw, Poet. (fr. <Vw to come) to
come or go to, meet, approach;
to arrive at, reach, attain to; to
get, seize, invade, fall upon ; to
supplicate, entreat, beseech.
'IxavSc, (tr. Uavbq enough) suffi-
ciently, abundantly, plentifully,
very, very much.
'iKdvwaEv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. —
'\KavuxravTi, d. sin. 1 a. par. act.
of iKavdj).
'ItcavihraTOi;, -17, -ov, suo. of same.
298
IKN
'licc\of, -n, -ov, (fr. eiKut to
ble) like, resembling.
]kc~c.6(i) -u, (fr. last) to liken, com-
pare.
"lictv, 3 sin. v added, impf. act. of
1Kb).
"Ikco, Ion. for Ikov, 2 sin. pres.
ind. or impr. mid. of "ikw' or 2
sin. 2 a. ind. or impf. mid. of
\tcviouai.
'iKtodai, inf. — 'Uiadnv, 3du. 2 a.
ind. mid. of 'tKiioftai.
'\Kcala, -aj, 1), (fern, of next, viz.
apd) supplication, prayer, en
treaty.
'Ikjoios, -a, -ov, (by Sync, for Ike
ri'iaiog, fr. Utrrji a suppliant)
suppliant, entreating, praying,
who ncnies or grants prayers
that may be entreated, merciful ,
an epithet of Jupiter.
'Iftfr*. for "Ikcto, 3 sin. 2 a. ind.
mi(l. of licvfojiai.
'\KfTiii, -a, b, Dor. for \k(tt}S-
'\Kircvua, -droi, rd, (fr. 'uurtvui U
I ntrcat, th. 'iKiTin a suppliant)
u jwayer, entreaty, supplication,
pi tit ion.
'iKfrivov, -a, -£, impf. act. — 'Ui-
Ttvoa, -as, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of
'Ikctcvw, f. -tvffu), (fr. 'ikirrjs a sup-
|)hant) to come as a $mppliant
beg the fight* of Itosjiitulily ; to
pray, entreat, bt seech, supplicate.
'iKtrnpta, -as, 'n, (fr. same) a
branch of olwc carried by supjjli-
ants ; a supplication, humble and
irinust prayer.
'iKtrnDis, -l&os, n, (fi*. same) a fe
male suppliant or petition! r.
'\Kirns,-ov, b, (fr. 'itcviouai to come
to. Or fr. 'iku3 to come, and
laria the hearth) a comer, stran-
ger who begs hospitality; one
who comes to pray, a suppliant,
supplicant, petitioner.
'iKcrr'/cios, -a, -ov, (fr. last) see
'iKtaios. An epithet of Jupiter.
"Ix:?7a(,Ion. for 'inn, 2 sin. — "Ikti-
rai, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. mid. of
iKviouai.
'Ixudfa,?. -oo), (fr. hfids moisture)
to wet, moisten, water, bedew,
sprinkle ; to soften ; to drop
out, drain, par. 1 a. pass. \k-
uaoOeis.
'Iku(iivu), (fr. same) same as Ik-
fid^u).
'iKpalos, -a, -ov, (fr. next) wet,
moist, damp, dewy.
'licuas and iKfids, -dSos, f), humour,
moisture, exudation ; vapour, ex-
halation.
'Ik/ievos, ->i, -ov, (fr. last) moist,
damp, exuding, svjeating.
'Ikuevos, -n, -ov, (perhaps by Sync,
for \kouzvos, par. pres. mid. of
'Urn, or par. 2 a. mid. of hvio-
fiai to come) coming, blowing
fair, favourable.
'iKvio/jiai, f. 'i^ofjiai, p. lyuat, bor-
rows tenses fr. iku), to come,
approach ; to come to pray, sup-
plicate, entreat; to come to, get
at, arrive at, reach, attain to ;
to come upon, assail, assault,
attack, invade ; to belong or re
IAA
late to, become, be/it, suit. 2 a.
mid. ind. \k6uvv' sub. 'iKwuai,-n
and Ion. -rjai.
licvcduevov, -ov, to, (neut. par.
pres. pass, of last, used Ion. for
to ticavov) a sufficiency, satisfac-
tion ; propriety, what is right or
becoming.
'Iicveouivws or 'iKvovutvws, cont.
(fr. par. pres. mid. of iKviouai
to come) becomingly, rightly,
properly, fitly.
'Ikvcvucvos, Ion. for iicvovuevos,
par. pres. cont. — 'iKvevvrat,
Ion. for tKvovvTai,3 pi. pres. ind.
cont. ofiKviopai.
Ikvovucvos, -n, -ov, (par. pres.
mid. cont. of imiouai, to come)
coming, approaching, future ;
becoming, ft, right, proper, con-
venient.
'Uoluav, Dor. for holuvv, 2 a. opt.
— 'Ik6(it}v, -ov, -tTO, 2 a. ind.
mid. of Uviouai.
'iKoifit, -ois, -oi, pres. opt. act. —
"lKOftai, mid. or pass, of ocw.
1k6vio-j, -ov, to", same as uk6viov.
Also Iconium, a city.
"Ikovto, 3 pi. of Ik6utjv.
"Ikov, and Ion. "keo, 2 sin. pres.
ind. or impr. mid. of 7*w. Or
rather, 2 sin. ind. or impr. of
, Ik6utjv,2 a. mid. of hviouai .
iKpiov, -ov, to, (perhaps fr. dxpov
the top) a plank, board ; a floor,
story, deck.
lKpi6<f>iv, (fr. last) off or from the
deck.
l/crap, near, nigh, soon, quickly,
speedily, immediately.
iKTepticds, -n, -ov, (fr. next) afflict-
ed with the jaundice.
'licTcpos, sometimes 'licrepos, -ov, b,
and fj, the jaundice ; sallowness,
paleness ; a small yellow bird.
'lKTfip, -Tjpos, b, fi, (fr. ocw to come)
a suppliant, petitioner ; see also
iKtTTJS.
'iKTi'ipios. -ov, 6, ft, (Sync, for ikc-
Tfjpios) suppliant.
IktiScos, -ov, b, i'i, (fr. iktis a wea-
sel) like a weasel or ferret, made
of their skin.
Iktiv, -hoi, or IktTvos, -ov, b, a
kite or glead.
Ikt<?, -'dog, }), a weasel or ferret.
"Ikto, 3 sin. of Xyuvv, pper. pass,
or by Sync, for "ikito, 3 sin. of
iKounv, 2 a. ind. mid. of 'iKviouai.
"Ikw, f. ?£w, to go or come to, reach,
arrive at ; to come upon, attack,
assail, invade, urge ; to ap-
proach humbly, supplicate; beg
hospitality. 1 a. ind. act. "\a.
"iKWjiai, -t), -nrai, 2 a. sub. mid.
— "Ikwiti, Dor. for "ikugi, 3 pi.
2 a. sub. act. of7*:w.
'Ikcovti, Dor. for 'Uwoi, 3 pi. 2 a.
sub. act. of Iku). \
VXaibv, (fr. (Xv for ciXv a troop, th.
ilXiw to gather) in crowds, in
troops, in throngs.
'IXddi, and by Poet. Ectas. 'fondi,
pres. impr. act. of iXrjui, same
as IXdu). Or, perhaps by Sync.
for WdcOrjTi, l'a. impr. pass, of
IXdoicw or IXdio.
IAH
IXdog, -ov, and Att. TXeug, -w, b, f),
(fr. l\do) to conciliate, th. iXrj
brightness) favourable, kind,
merciful, tender, gentle; cheer-
ful, lively, pleasant.
'lXapdg, -a, -ov, (fr. same) cheer-
ful, gay, lively, blithesome.
elXap6Trjs, -tjtos, fa (fr. same)
cheerfulness, liveliness, mirth, d.
sin. IXapdrrjTi.
'lXap6o> -w, f. -woo), and 'iXapvvu,
f. -vvCi, p. iXdpvyica, (fr. same)
to enliven, exhilarate, make mer-
ry; to delight, rejoice, make glad,
'l\apu>s, (fr. iXapbg cheerful) cheer-
fully, gaily.
'lAa?, Dor. and by Sync, for
IdXag, -ov, b, Iolas, a man's
name.
"l\ag, -aoa, -av, par. pres. act. of
'VXdoQvTi, -fiTu>, 1 a. impr. pass.
— 'iXdvKiodai, pres. inf. pass.
— 'iXdoKovTo, 3 pi. impf. pass,
of
iXdo-Ko), f. -ao-o), and rarely -a£w,
p. iXaKa, (borrows tenses from
JAa'w) to propitiate, conciliate, re-
concile, appease. 'lXdcKouai, to
be propitious or merciful, favour,
befriend; to atone, make atone-
ment for, expiate, pres. inf. pass.
iXdoKtoBai. 1 f. mid. IXdoouai,
and -^ofiai. per. ind. pass. i'Aaa-
uai. 1 a. impr. pass. IXdoOnTi.
'l\a<ruog, -oi), b, (fr. JAa'w to propi-
tiate) a propitiation, atonement,
reconciliation; a sacrifice, sin-
offering.
'iXdaouai, -n, -trai, 1 f. ind. mid.
'iXaooduevog, Poet, for iXacdue-
vog, 1 a. par. mid. — 'lXdooeai,
Poet, and Ion. for IXdcrj, 2 sin.
1 a. sub. mid. — ' lXavo-wueda,
Poet, for iXatruutOa, 1 pi. 1 a.
sub. mid. of jAuVkw.
'\XaGTTjpiov, -ov, to, (neut. of next,
viz. ertidnua a lid) a propitiatory
thing; a propitiation, atone-
ment, expiation; the lid or co-
vering of the ark, the mercy-
seat.
'lXa<TT?'pios, -a, -ov, (fr. fAaw to re-
concile) propitiatory, atoning,
expiating, conciliating.
elXaoTris, -ov, b, (fr. same) apeace-
maker, conciliator, mediator, in-
tercessor.
I A aw -w, f. -oo), p. -<a, same as
IXaOKO).
iXebg, -ov, b, (fr. « A/ w to gather) a
hole of a serpent, fox, &c. ; a
den, cave, lair ; the small gut or
guts ; twisting of the guts, in-
flammation of the bowels; a
hairy worm that gnaws vines;
convolvulus.
'\Xz6u) -w, (fr. next) same as <Adw
or lXdo-Ko>.
"IAewj, -w, b, fj, Att. for iXaog,
"lXndt, -fiTb), 2 a. impr. act. or by
Poet. Ectas. for TXaQi, pres.
impr. act. of
"\Xnfti, same as <Aaw or iXac/cw.
'iXfiKtia, Ion. and Parag. for \Xit-
kt), 3 sin. per. sub. act. of
last.
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IXidSag, by Aphsr. for OiXiac'as
-a, b, Dor. for O'iXidSng, -ov, 6,
the son of O'ileus, Ajax.
iXids, -d6os, >), (fr. lAtov Ilium,
Troy) the Iliad, a poem by Ho-
mer ; a kind of thrush. Adj.
Jlian, Trojan.
lXiyyidw -Hi, (fr. next) to be giddy,
be afflicted with a vertigo or
swimming of the head; to be
distracted, doubt.
'iAtyf, -yog, fi, (fr. eiXiyyos a
whirlpool, th. uXi<a to whirl) a
turnpole, whirlpool; a whirl-
wind; a turning, whirling;
giddiness, dizziness.
iXiov, -ov, to, (fr. 'lAoj the son of
Tros) Ilium, Troy.
lXiopa'io-Tas, -a, b, Dor. (fr. iXlot
Troy, and fraiu) to destroy]
the destroyer or conqueror of
Troy.
lAAaj, -aSos, fj, (fr. iX Aw to twist)
a twisted band or thong.
"IAAoj, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. dAtw to
roll) the eye, an eye. Adj. -os,
-7], -ov, squinting ; goggle-eyed.
"iAAw, (fr. last) to wink; to ogle,
glance, turn or roll the eyes ;
to roll, revolve; to bind, tie, con-
fine.
IXXvpiKbv, -ov, to, Illyricum, IUy-
ria, a country.
lAAiJptot, -wv, ol, the natives of the
last.
IAuj, -vos, fi, slime, clay, mire, mudt
dirt.
iXvm, (fr. last) to dirty, daub, be-
mire, bespatter.
'lualoq, -a, -ov, (fr. Ifxas a strap)
of or about a mill or well ; haul-
ing, pulling, drawing, 'ifiaiov
aa/ia, a song, tune or drone
used by those working at a
mill or other incessant la-
bour.
'l/iaXia, -as* »/» (fern, of next) a
heaped measure of meal.
'I/xdXios, -a, -ov, (fr. next) abun-
dant, plentiful, plenteous.
'I/xaXU, -iSos, fi, a name of Ceres.
'ludvra, a. sin. of ludg.
'IfjidvTWo-is, -tog, Att. -£wj, fi, (fr.
ludw to bind up, th. l/xag a
thong) the tying of a shoe ; a
wrinkle; a binding with thongs
or straps ; a band or brace,
strap ; traces ; a bundle, par-
cel.
"lyiaa for "uact, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. of
fyta<raw.
'Ijidg, -dvTog, b, a strap, thong,
cord ; a rope made of thongs or
stripes of a hide ; a belt, girdle.
'\lidc9Xn, -w>, 171 (fr- last) a whip,
scourge of thongs.
'ludai, d. pi. of Ifidg.
'Ifjidoaag, Poet, for l/idoas, 1 a.
par. act. of
'Ifidoo-o), f. -aou), (fr. tacts, a thong)
to flog with a thong or whip,
scourge, lash, beat.
'luaTi^u), f. -nxw, p. luaTiiea, (fr.
tiua clothes, th. ew to put on)
to clothe, dress, per. pass. ird.
l/xdriouai.
'ludriov, -ov, to, (fr. same) drea*.
INE
dr-thcs, a coat, garment, robe,
vest, shroud, mantle.
'lparto<pv\aZ, -<i*oj, 6 and t), (fj
last, and ^vKdaom to keep.
keeper of the wardrobe, cha/m
.•^•fr. 'ifiarl^M) to
dress) raiment, clothes, dress,
apparel.
'lfid(t> -u>, f. -t'laia, (fr. iuuj a thong)
to rfrauj or drag with a strap or
rope made of thongs ; to fitch or
bring up, raise, lift, as water
from a well, &c.
'Ificipu), (fr. uuai to desire, ami
rprcw
to love ; or, fr.
I*4tl
■end, and /pu>$ love) t
long for, love affectionately ; to
covet, wish for, prefer, par. pres.
mid. \uctp6^tvos, -n, -ov.
'lutv, Irt, 1 and 2 pi. pres. or
impf. of e?/ii, to go.
'lfttv, Ion. and 'Iptvai, Dor. for
tlvai or Ivai, pres. inf. of upi, to
go; or for livai, pres. inf. of
Irjm,t0g0.
'luipa, -as, i^, and 'Ifilpus, -a, 6, a
river of Sicily.
'ificpdcif, -coon, -tv, (fr. I/ic/pw to
di-Mrt) iliiiruhlc, t'/i fly, pleas-
ing, delightful.
'lfitpos, -ov, b, (fr. same) desire,
love, affection; a wlih, longing
or craving for.
'lutp6<pwvos, -ov, b, r), (fr. last, and
<f>u»vr) voice) sweet-voiced, softly -
speaking, tuneful, harmonious,
melodious.
\su:-\s, -1), -bv, (fr. luctpu to de-
sire) same as \ptp6tis.
'lunrta, (fr. tv in, and lirru <c
hurt) to hurt, injure, harm ; |g
prick, sting, goad ; to frighten,
terrify.
mlv, Heb. indecl. a hin, a He-
brew measure of about six
quarts.
1v for avrCj, avrfi, him, her, it;
himself, &c. For this the Poets
use uiv.
Iv for jv, in.
'Iv' for 7va, a. sin. of l(.
'Iv' for
"lva, that, to the end that, so that,
if, if so.
"lva uf), that not, lest, lest that.
"lva ri or 'Ivari, to what end or
purpose ? wherefore ? why ?
'lva, Ion. for rrwj, how ? where ?
whither ? there, thither ; then.
'Ivai, pres. inf. oftlui, to go.
Ivdu) -<D, same as ivio).
IvSdWouat, same as tddWouai, ti-
idWouai or eiSaivouat, see the
last.
1v6a\ua, -aros, rb, (fr. last) a
likeness, resemblance, image; a
sight, form, appearance, appari-
tion.
IvSiKdv, -ov, rb, (neut. of IvSitbs
Indian) any thing Indian ; in-
digo, ginger, pepper.
Ives, n. pi. of is.
Iwl/w, (fr. is a nerve) to stretch,
extend; aim at.
IOA
^1-tD, to empty, exhaust, evarv-
; to purge, cleanse out ; to
ste, consume ; to suck or soak
; to carry mray.
-ov, to, (dim. of <« a nerve)
the hack of the luad or <>f the
nick ; the nope, poll, Ticck and
shimhUrs.
~I»<{, -ins, b and ft, (fr. same) a
child, son.
'\wn, -t]s, >/, (fr. last) a daughter
'Ivvos, -ov, b, (fr. 6ame) a son.
Ivvvofiai, (fr. im'w to exhaus-t) to
weep, burst into tears.
Iv6u) -u>, I'oet. for ivdut or iviu>.
Fv<L, -60s -ovs, f), I,t0, a woman
name.
*I(, ikds, h, a worm injurious to
"l£a, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of 'lo^itv, 1 pi. 2 a. ind — or by Syst.
l£aXr>. -fjy, f), (fr. next) a goatskin
'l^SXos, -ov, b, f), (fr. i^vs the loins,
and aWofiai to leap) leaping,
jumping, springing ; wanton
lascivvrus, lecherous.
'Iftai, Ion, for 7(17, 2 sin. 1 f. mid
Of iKiiopai.
I^nJri7f, -ou, 6, (fr. i|i8$ birdlime) a
6ircfcato/icr.
Ifn/Tpto, -u$, 17, (fr. same) bird-
esMc/tingf fouling.
l(ivu>, (fr. same) to catch birds
with birdlime, go fowling ; to
watch, lie in wait, entrap.
l£ia, -as, >i, same as itys.
li-6cts, -haii, -tv, (fr. i(os birdlime)
I >lh birdlime, sticky,
glutinous, tenacious ; deadly,
fitnl, mort'il.
"l£<s, -10s, Att. -t<os, ti, (fr. Uriofiai
to come) a coming, approach,
arrival,
l^luiv, -ovos, b, Ixion, a man's
name.
"Ifouai, -j), -crat, 1 f. ind. mid. of
tKiiofjai.
"l£ov, -cs, -c, Bceot. for "kov, impf.
act. of 'ku>. Or, it is the
impf. aet. of ?£w, same as
MM.
Ifif , -ov, b, JEo\. BitT/cbs, birdlime ;
a birdcatcher's rod smeared with
it; a trap, snare for small birds ;
a disease formed on a vein, an
aneurism ; a kite.
l&S, -otj, b, f/, (fr. last) tenacious,
retentive, sticky ; stingy, spar-
ing, penurious.
l£>?, -vos, fi, (perhaps fr. taxi's
strength) the loins, flank ; the
back.
"I^uj, 1 f. ind. act. of *ku>, but some-
times used as an original present
tense, impf. 7fov.
l£wi$?7<r, -cos -ovs, b, >', (fr. tfo? bird-
lime) smeared with birdlime ;
sticky, tenacious, glutinous.
Io/?oXof, -ov, 6, >}, (fr. ids a dart,
venom, and (idWio to cast) cast-
ing, throwing, shooting,discharg-
IOT
Io<?o*r>, -Jjj, !,, (fern, of next) «
quiver.
\oo6kos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. lis an arrow,
and ^/^o/i-K t>> oonUia) knp
holding or full
roux.
\oiici)s, -i'is -of/j, b, n, (fr. «' , rusl
or /ova viol> t, and iii'os II 1
rusty, soiled, foul, block, dark,
iron-coloured ; violct-colour<d,
pur pi, .
\611s, -taaa,-tv, (fr. same)./?* for
arrows; rusty, foul, black, dark,
brown, tawny,
'loifit, lots, in, 2 a. opt. — lolaa,
Dor. for lovca, fern. par. 2 a.
Of rffit, to go.
l6\aos, -ov, b, Iolaus, a man'i
Ii.illir.
for luuiv, 1 pi. 2 a. sub. of tipi,
to go.
l(J/iwpof, -ov, b, //, (fr. lov a vMet,
and uu>pbs sill v ) pule, cowardly,
worthless , foohxh, stupid. Or,
(fr. ids a dart, and fidpos fate,
th. uclpuj to allot) good at the
loir; an archer. Or fit only
to be shot at, good only for a
butt.
'lov, -ov, rb, a violet. Also neut.
of los, -a, -ov. Or, 2 a. ind.
Of n<ut. of tuiv, par. 2 a. of etui,
to go.
\6v0', before an aspirate for idvra,
a. sin. of iwv in l;:st.
lovdas, -aSos, b, r), (fr. lovQos down)
elowny, mossy, like cotton, soft,
hairy, woolly ; pimpled, freckled^
speckled.
'lovdos, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. ibs
an eruption, and dvOos a blos-
som) down, young hair, cotton,
fur; a spot, pimple; a specky
freckles.
Idvra, sec i6v6\
loir\6Keifios, -ov, b, r), (fr. lov a vio-
let, and n\()Kauos a lock of hair)
dark-haired.
16-rr-n-T), -vi, h, Joppa, the name of a
town.
loptdvns, -ov, b, Jordan, a river.
'lopKos, -ov, b, same as b~6picos.
lbs, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. Inui to
send) any thing thrown, shot or
discharged, a missile, dart, jave-
lin, arrow, billet ; poison ejected
by bite or sting, venom ; rust,
verdigrise, canker ; dirt, foul-
ness; corking care, anxiety, so-
licitude.
'los, -a, -ov, sole, alone, only, one,
the same.
InariQavos, -ov, b, i), (fr. lov a vio-
let, and oriepavos a garland, th.
oriixa to crown) crowned with
violets.
'Iottjs, -riTos, n, (fr. Inui to send)
design, purpose, intent, inten-
tion ; will, disposition, inclina-
tion, favour ; counsel, advice.
lov, oh ! ah ! alas !
lovSaia, -as, t'h (fem. of lov8a7os a
Jew) a Jcuiess.
ing, squirting ; venomous, poi-
sonous ; an archer.
lo6vcd>r)s, -10s -ovs, b, h, (fr- lov aUovrlatt^u), f- -You, p. lovdd'iKa, (fr.
violet, and Sv6(pos darkness) pur. j UviaTas a Jew, th. lovUs Judas
pie, violet colour, dark. I or Judiih) to imitate or act like
(300)
inn
a Jew; to become a Jew. pres.
inf. lovbaifyiv.
lovSatK&s, -n, -bv, (fr. same) Jew
ish, like the Jews.
lovSaticGis, (fr. last) Jewishly, like
the Jews.
lov5a7os, -ov, b, (fr. lovSas Judas
or Judah) a Jew ; Jewish, of,
or like the Jews.
lovSaiciibs, -o&, b, (fr. same) a Ju-
daism or Hebraism ; a Jewish
phrase or custom; the Jewish
religion.
lovSaioTi, (fr. same) in the Jewish
manner or language.
lovSas, -ov, b, Judas, Judah or
Jude.
\ov\las or \ov\ios, -ov, b, Julius,
a man's name.
'lov\os, -ov, b, (fr. ov\os soft) down,
young hair or feathers,
'low, impf. ind. cont. from lew for
1t)ui.
lovoa, n. fem. sin. — lovoas, a.
fern. pi. of iu>v, par. 2 a. o£s7ut,
lowo-roy, -ow, 6, (fr. the Lat. Jus-
tus, honest) Justus, a man's
name.
lo^iatpa, -as, fi, (fr. ibs an arrow,
and %<zffKi> to rejoice) delighting
in archery. An epithet of
Diana.
'irrvbf, -ov, b, an oven, hearth, fire-
place, kitchen ; a lanthorn ; a
dunghill, dung ; a closestool.
'Iiros, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. trrrw or
tnu) to squeeze) pressure, a
squeeze, crushing ; a mousetrap.
lirdb) -w, (fr. last, th. itTTw to hurt)
to press, squeeze, crush; to op-
press, overpower, afflict, par.
pres. cont. nrovptvoc.
'Iiriraywybs, -ov, b, f], (fr. "iriros a
horse, and dyu to conduct) car-
rying cavalry or horses.
'lirirdfa, or rather 'lirird^ouai, (fr.
same) to ride, go on horse-
back.
"ImraiXftosr-ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
aix/iti a spear) that fights with
a spear on horseback ; a lan-
cer.
'IiriraXISas, -a, b, Dor. for elirira\i-
Stjs, -ov, b, same as lirirevs.
rIitirapxi(ti S, (fr. "iriros a horse,
and apxh command) to command
cavalry.
'lizirdpxvs, and " \virap\ps, -ov, 6,
(fr. same) the ruler of a horse, a
horseman, rider ; a commander
of cavalry. Hipparchus, a man's
name ; an epithet of Nep-
tune.
'liriras, -dhos, fi, (fr. same) for
liririKr), fem. of liriracbs, eques-
trian.
'liriraoia, -as, f/, (fr. same) horse-
manship, riding ; cavalry, the
horse ; an equipage, suite.
Iirirdoipos, -ov, b, »'/, (fr. same) pass-
able on horseback, fit for horses,
open, level, plain.
"Irctreios, -a, -ov, (fr. same) eques-
trian, riding.
Imreis, n. or a. pi. cont. of
'*xireds, -i<>Sj Att. -i<i>s, b, (fr. fjnrac
inn
a horse) a horseman, rider : a
horse-soldi**
'Lvr*evTrjs,-ov, b, (fr. same) eques-
trian, horsemanlike, skilful in the
use of a horse.
'I7r7r£j5w, f. -evou), p. "irirevica, (fr.
same) to ride, go on horse-
back.
'ImrTjSbv, (fr. same) in the manner
of horses.
'lirirrjecoi, Ion. for lirirevci, d. pi. of
IniTEVS'
'lirirrfkaaia, -as, h, (fem« of next)
viz. bh6s. a road, highway, horse-
road, bridle-road ; a driving or
riding ; a plunder or booty of
horses.
'IirirrjXdaios, -a and Ion. -n, -ov,
(fr. "iriros a horse, and eXavvu
to drive) driving, riding; that
may be ridden or travelled on
horseback, fit for horses.
'lirirriXdra, V. of
*lttrij\dTTis, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
rider, horseman ; a driver, cha-
rioteer.
'l7T7r>/Xaros, -ov, b, f), (fr. same)
easy for riding, that may be tra-
velled by horses ; smooth, level ;
open, spacious.
'liririicbv, -ov, to, (neut. of next)
viz. rdyjxa a troop, cavalry, the
horse, a cavalcade.
'Iiririicbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. "iriros a horse)
equestrian, riding, horsemanlike ;
fit for or belonging to horses.
'lirnio^aiTTjs, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
Xa'lTrl horse hair) horse-haired,
adorned vnth horse hair.
elirirofi6Toio, g. Ion. of
' lirird fioros, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same, and
(36oKto to feed) breeding or rear-
ing horses, famous for its breed
of horses.
'liriroidjxoio, g. Ion. of
'lirirdSdnos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same, and
Sa/xdu) to tame) a breaker or
manager of horses, horseman,
rider ; charioteer, driver.
'InirdSaovs, -eia, -v, (fr. same, and
Saoiis thick set) set, mounted or
adorned with horse hair, close-
covered with horse hair, rough,
hairy.
'Iv-KohitoKTas, -a, Dor. for 'lirirodi-
toKTTis, -ov, b, (fr. same, and Siix>-
Kto to drive) a driver, charioteer ;
a horseman, rider.
'liriroSpopia, -as, fi, (&*• same, and
ipS/zos a race, th. lihpoyLa fr.
rpi^to to run) a horse race, cha-
riot race.
'liriroSpdfjuos, -ov, b, (fr. same) the
patron of horse-racing. An epi-
thet of Neptune.
'Iirir6oponos-ov, b, (fr. same) a race
course for horse or churiot races ;
a high road.
"irrirodvt], -vs, h, a woman's name.
'lirirouv, Poet, for "iriroiv, g. or d.
du. — "liriroiai, Ion. for 'iirirois,
d. pi. of 'lITITOS.
'liriroidvTavpos, -ov, b, (fr. "tiros a
horse, and tcivravpos a centaur)
same as Kfvravpos. a hippocen-
taur, centaur, an imaginary
monster of Thessaly.
(301)
inn
ImrdKOfxos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same,
and Kfytj hair) horse-haired,
adorned or flowing with horse,
hair.
IinroKopvo-TrjSi-ov,b, (fr. same, and
Kopvooto to arm, ih. Kdpvs a hel-
met) helmeted, plumed, wearing
a headpiece crested with horse
hair ; a soldisir on horseback or
in a chariot, warrior ; arm-
ed, equipped; warlike, mili-
tary.
Jirir6Kporos,-ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
Kpbros noise, th. Kporito to clap)
a snorting, neighing, clattering
steed; beaten or travelled by
horses, level, plain. Subs, a
race course.
liriro\vTr), -tjs, >/, Poet, for 'lirrro
\vreia, the daughter of Hippoly
tus.
' ' l-nnojxdvss, -ios -ovs, to, (neut. of
liriro^iavfjs) an herb poisonous to
horses ; a discharge from mares
at certain seasons ; their natural
desire.
litiro}xavito -w, (fr. next) to desire
violently, be lascivious.
iTT-no^dvns, -itos -ovs, b, fj, (fr. "ir-
iros a mare, and fxaivonai rage)
very fond of horses ; violently
affected by desire, lascivious,
lewd; mad, distracted, outrage-
ous.
'lirirouaxia, -as, fi, (fr. "irrros a
horse, and udyouai to fight) a
fight on horseback, battle of ca-
valry, cavalry engagement.
'Iniz6urjTis, -ios, b, >;, (fr. same, and
[irjTis skill) clever in horseman-
ship, skilled in horses, a jockey,
horseman.
'lirirdv'tKos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
vUrj victory) IJipponicus, a
man's name.
'lirirov6rj,-rjs, $, (fr. same, and voiu)
to understand) Hipponoe', a wo-
man's name.
Iirirovtofias, -a, (fr. same, and vw-
l-uiix) to move) driving his horses ;
epith. of the sun.
'Iirnoireipos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
rcelpa experience) intelligent in
horses, experienced in horseman-
ship ; a horseman,
liriros, -ov, b and f), (perhaps fr.
'i-KTrim to fly, and novs the foot)
a horse or mare, one of the horse
kind.
\nirnr, -ol)) fj, cavalry, horse sol-
diery.
"luiros, -ov, fi, substance, goods,
chattels.
"liriros, Dor. for lirirovs, a. pi. of
'iiriros.
'Iirirocia, -as, h, iSr' "ttos a horse,
and otvo> to drive) a horse-wo-
man, woman riding or driving.
'liriroaoas -a, Poet, and Dor. for
'liriroadris, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
rider, horseman ; a driver, cha-
rioteer.
'Iirrcoovvdtov, g. pi. ^Eol. of
' lirtrocvvT), -VS, h, (fr« "iriros a horse)
horsemanship, the art of riding
and driving ; management of
horses.
IPI
'Inrrfra, v. or n. Bu
'lmrrfrT7j, -ov, b, (fr. same) a horse-
man, horse 90ldier% a knight ; a
soldier fighting M a thnnut.
'lirirorotyrnsi -ov, b, (fr. same, and
t6$ov a bow) a mounted archer,
ft bowman.
'lnirorpo<piu> -<I>, f. ->/ffo>, (fr. same,
and rpi#w to rear) <o rear, 6rccd
• ». krep hornet.
'\inrorpo<pla, -us, h, (fr. same) /A*
rearing, breeding or keeping of
hnrst*.
'lnrrorp6(f>o(, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a
keeper or breeder of horses,
jockey j groom.
'ImroKpfjvti, -rjs, h, (fr- same, and
Kofjvn a ipring) Hippoa-enc", a
fountain in H • >!ia.
"Iirrrotpij, -t<' "s, /;, (fr. ■*!
ovpii a tail) horse-taile I, adorned
with horse hair, with u crest of
horse hair.
'Iinrc<p6p(liov,-ov, rb, (fr. same, an.i
<pip,iu> to graze) a horse pasture ;
a herd of horses.
'\-nro<pop(io<y -ov, b, (fr. same) one
who breeds, feeds or grazes
horses.
'li:iro^dpfiai,-a, Dor. f! >r 'lirno^dft-
uns, ~ov, b, (fr. same, and \alpw
ignt) delighting in horses.
'It-uh/u) -uJ, (tr. WHO, and u>\io-
pai to buy) to buy, stll or d< al in
horsrs.
'lirnuvlti,-ai, h, (fr. same) a pur-
chase or sale of horses, dealing in
horses.
'lirrrtftat, pres. mid. of
'lirrnut, or irrhui,C vti)gu, p. r/r-
r»7»ra, (fr. rr^M obs. to fly) to
fly, go through the air. 2 a. ind.
act. /7rr»;vinf. irrrjvaf par. irrai.
pres. ind. mid. "t-rrauai' inf.
jirraedai' par. in-rii'^rrof. 2 a.
mid. ind. cirrdpnv, and nrrdunv
inf. irrdoOat' par. rrrri/icvoj.
Inri7(ro//ai,-7/, -trai, 1 f. ind. mid.
of last.
Iwtu), cont. for 7rTa<ro, 2 sin. impf.
mid. of same.
'Itttw, or 'Iirw, /o hurt, injure,
harm, damage, wrong, annoy ;
to wound, draw blood.
'Ipd, -as, Ion. ''lp>i, -rjs, h, and
'Ipbv, -ov, rb, (fr. 'ipbs, Ion. for
hobs holy. Or, without the as-
per, perhaps fr. tipw to speak) a
place, court, market ; a temple.
'Ipdouai -ibuai, Ion. for updouai.
'Iparai, 3 sin. pres. ind. mid. —
'IpdoOai, pres. inf. mid. — 'Ipa-
rw, pres. impr. act. of last.
'Iptvs, Ion. for hpevs-
Ipfu), Ion. for cipf'u).
'ipflt -hs, h, the name of a town.
'lpn, Ion. for hpd, fern, of upoq.
'\p<i'iai, Ion. for 'Upciai, n. pi. of
Upeia.
'Ip./Fov, Ion. for upziav.
"Ipijf, Ion. for upa!-.
'\p\yyzs, -uv, a\, arteries, blood-
vessels.
'lpis, -Wos, '/, (fr. sipoj to tell) the
rainbow. Iris, the heathen
messenger of their gods ; an
aromatic herb, cassia.
I2H
Iptoot, Poet, for Ipiai, d. pi. of
last.
'Ipbi, -f), -bv, Ion. for \tpbs, -d, -6v.
Ipbs, -ov, b, Irus, a man's name,
'ipovpyiai, -wi, n(, (fr. lpbi for 'ttpbf
holy, and ipyov work)
cerememut, film, sacrifices.
lpo<f>dvTTjs, 'lp6<pt}\a$, Ion. for upo-
(ftdvrvi, hp6<pv\a^.
'Ipwv, g. pi. of 'tpbi, Ion. for Up6f.
'Ip<u<rP»7j, Ion. for 'itpuavin.
\i, libs, >), nfbre,JHument, nerve,
muscle, sinew f strength, firm-
ness, ability, I
"\a, for~Ioa, (lr. 7oo> equal) equal-
ly, alike, as well, so.
1 1' b. indecl. Isaac, a man's
\oayyt\oi, -ov, b, {/, (fr. loot equal,
and JyyiXoi an angel) equal to
or like the angels, an
I«7<i's'(w, f. -Sow, (fr. same) to equal-
ize, make equid to or eten with,
put on a level ; to compare, as-
similate, tsterm equally.
\aa1af, same as Hoatas, a man's
name.
laaloi, -ov, b, Isaeus, a man's
BUM,
'laaii, d. fcm. pi. of?<roj.
loa\r], -tn, ff, (perhaps fr. ll-aXos
wanton) a goatskin
'loafitv, 1 pi. pres. ind. act. of
Iffnfti. Mv S\i,.-. it is made
laptv, and Dor. Icfiiv.
'ladfti, Dor. for itrnui.
'\o*v, 3 pi. impf. of uftt, logo.
'laav, by Sync, for 'Xoaoax, 3 pi.
of Lai/v, impf. act. — 'loairi,
Dor. for laaai, 3 pi. pres. ind.
act. of Ion fit.
loiivcftoi, -ov, b, f), (fr. loot equal,
and dvtuoi the wind) fleet as the
wind.
lodpidfios, -ov, b, i/, (fr. toot equal,
Uld apidpbi number) equal in
number, of the same number.
'loao\ for loaoi, 3 pi. pres. ind.
act. — 'loaq, -aoa, -av, par.
pres. act. — 'loaoat, or lav, 2
sin. pres. ind. mid. — '\odoi,
and 'loaoiv, 3 pi. or Dor. for
lo-noi, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
lon/ii.
loans, -tSos, fi, the herb wood.
loavefis, -tot -ous, b, f), (fr. loos
same, and avc) voice) of the
same name.
'Ion, 3 sin. impf. act. of ionut.
'Ion, Att. for loaoai, 2 sin. of loa-
uai, pres. ind. mid. of same.
'I077, d. sin. fern, of iooc.
lonyopiu) -w, and \onyopio[xai -ov-
uai, (fr. loos equal, and ayoptvu
to speak) to speak freely as to an
equal, talk familiarly.
lonyopia, -as, ^, (fr. same)/a7m/iar
conversation ; frankness, can-
dour ; equality, level.
lonfitpla, -as, >), (fr. 7oos equal, and
y'iuioa a day) equality of days,
the e-juinox.
lonfiiptvos, -n, -bv, (fr. same) equi-
noctial, w/ien tlie days and nights
are equal.
'lorjui, (perhaps fr. rirru), 1 f. of
tt6u) to know) to know, under-
(302)
HO
stand ; to perceive, comprehend.
pres. ind. act. lonui, lons% iorjotf
Dor. lodot, pi. loofin, bj
iofitv, Dor. louMV, loan, \>-
lart, loaoi, Dor. loam, impf.
act. tonv, ions* Ion, 3 pi. toaoav,
by Sync. loav. pres. iinpr. act.
loaOi, and loOf iodrw, and iorut'
loarov, and lorov' lodruv, and lo-
rwv' loan, and lore todr >
ruoav, and loruv. pres. inf. act.
todvai. par. pres. act. loas,-noa,
-av. pres. ind. mid. Icafiat, and
torafiai, -oai or -ov' impf. mid.
todunv, and lerdpnv. pri -. int.
nud. ioaaOai. par. pres. mid.
lodficvos.
\efipns, -10s -ovsy b, fi, (fr. loos
equal, and dpu to fit) etrual, alike,
even, a match or fellow, fitting,
adapted.
'lodi, Sync, for lo&Ot, pres. impr.
act. of lonfi 1.
'loBi, ioQi or too, lorw, pres. impr.
of tifil, to be.
\o0\f), -ijs, f), corruptly for t£d\n.
'Io0uia,-wv, to, (neut. pi. of'loO-
fiios Isthmian) viz. Up<i -
ces. the Isthmian sacrifices and
games, in honour ofTftlpllBM), ^t
i iunus of Corinth.
loOptaicbs, -ov, b, !), and loOulds,
-diof, 17, (fr. ioQpbs a neck of
land) Isthmian, at the Isthmus.
'loQflov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) any
thing about the jaws or neck ; a
necklace, collar.
'loOutos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) living
at the Isthmus, Isthmian, a native
of it.
loOuoT, (fr. same) at or on the
Isthmus.
loO/ibs, -ov, f), a neck of land, an
isthmus ; the neck, jaws, throat ;
the neck or narrow part of any
thing, as of an hour-glass.
'lot, and Ion. loot, for itoi, 3 pi.
pres. of upi to go.
'1oikos,-ov, b, and IoIkiov, -ov, rb,
sausage, black pudding.
'lois, -tcos, I), hit, an Egyptian
divinity.
loKapiiirns, -ov, b, Iscariot, the na-
tive of Charioth or Kerioth.
'Iokov, -es, -t, impf. of
'Ioku), (fr. dSu) to know or eiVw to
resemble) to know, think, consi-
der, apprehend, suppose ; to de-
vise, invent, contrive, feign, coun-
terfeit, make like ; to assimilate,
liken, compare.
'louev, by Sync, for ioautv, 1 pi.
pres. ind. act. of ionui.
loufiyios, -a, -ov, (fr. next) Isme-
nian, Theban.
'lounvos, -ov, 6, a river of Bceotia
near Thebes.
looevvauiu) -w, (fr. loos equal, and
ovvauai to be able) to be as
powerful, have the same force, be
equivalent.
loSOcos, -ov, b, f], (fr. same, and
$tbs a deity) equal to God, god-
like, divine.
looKparris, -ioc -ovs, 0, /;, (fr. same,
and Kpdros strength) of equal
strength, power or efficacy \
120
equivalent; Isocrates, a man's
name.
laOKpar/>7, -rji , fl, I°n* for -Tia, -af>
jj, (fr. same) equality of power,
strength or efficacy ; sameness of
import or signification.
\ao\oyla, -as, f/, (fr. same, and
\6yos account) equality of esti-
mation, and of speech, freedom
of language.
looparwo, Dor. for ioofjir}To)p, -opos,
b, fi, (fr. same, and \if)rrip a mo-
ther) equal to the mother.
lvofjLiXtjaioi, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same,
and MiXrjaios Milesian) equal to
Milesian ; fine, soft, delicate.
lerouoipio) -w, f. ->7<ra>, (fr. same,
and uolpa lot, th. ptiput to divide)
to share alike, divide equally,
take or get as much.
ladftoipos, -ov, b, 17, (fr. same) shar-
ing alike, of equal lot or portion.
"loov, (fr. loos equal) equally, alike,
evenly.
'loov, -ov, ro, (neut. of same)
equality, a like share.
lodveSov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
level ground, a plain.
lc6ire8os, -ov, b, fi, (fr. loos equal,
and iriSov a plain) level, smooth,
plain, champaign.
lodirerpos, -a Ion. -17, -ov, (fr. same,
and nirpa a rock) hard as a
rock, flinty, stony.
ladwXcvpos, -ov, b, 7), (fr. same, and
n\evpd the side) equal-sided,
equilateral.
loonXridrii, -tog -ovs, b, >/, (fr. same,
and irXfjOw to fill) equally full, as
full as.
IoottoXittis, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
iroXirris a citizen, th. ir6\is a
city) equal in citizenship, on a
level in civil rights, as much a
citizen as another.
lo6npeo(ivs, -cos, Att. -ewj, b, f), (fr.
same, and -npiofivs aged) as old
as, equally old or feeble ; like old
age, weak.
looppoiria, -as, fj, (fr. same, and
pfffw to incline) an equilibrium,
equipoise, equality of weight, ba-
lance.
loSppotrog, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same) ba-
lancing, of the same weight
equal, even.
'loos and "loos, -n, -ov, equal, on a
level, alike, like, even ; equal to,
sufficient, equivalent ; impartial,
just.
looardaios, -ov, b, ft, (fr. last, and
iorripi to weigh) of equal weight,
as heavy as.
lo6rtis, -TITOS, f/, (fr. loos equal)
equality, likeness, parity ; a like
condition, equal portion ; equity,
impartiality, justice, a. sin. 106-
rriTa.
tooripia, -as, fj, (fr. same, and
rtfjifi honour) equality of rank,
honour or esteem.
Io6rtp.os, -ov, b, >;, (fr. same) alike
esteemed, equally honoured ;
equally precious, of equal value.
JoovoOai, cont. for tadeadai, pres.
inf. pass, of io6u>.
looQapi^u), (fr. ioos equal, and
I2T
fydpo, a mantle, or <pi pto to bear)
to equalize, make even; to as-
similate, compare ; to be in equal
situation or even circumstances,
be alike, on a level.
loofapioSev, Dor. for toofapifyiv,
pres. inf. of last.
Io6<popos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. loos equal,
and <pipu> to bear) bearing alike,
equally able or Jit ; drawing or
tvorking evenly ; a match or
fellow ; balancing, ofequalweight.
lo6\T>w<pos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
ipfj<pos a pebble) whose vote is
equal to anothers, of like right,
power or influence, equal or on a
level in the state ; a certain kind
of verses so called.
lod\pvx°s, -ov, b, t), (fr. same, and
\pv%t) mind) like minded, of the
same disposition, with one con-
sent, unanimous.
Ia6m, -5, f. -wou, same as tod^w. 1
f. ind. pass, loudrjoopai. 1 a. inf.
mid. io&oaoQai.
'IffTrcd, to say, speak, tell; to de-
clare, pronounce ; to upbraid, re-
proach.
lopariX, Heb. indecl. Israel, the
name given by God to Jacob.
loparj\tTris, -ov, b, and lapanXlns.,
-160s, fi, (fr. last) an Israelite,
descendant of Jacob.
lood%ap, Heb. indecl. Issachar, a
man's name.
"lora, by Apoc. for loradi, or cont
for larat, which see.
'lord, 3 sin. pres. sub. act. of 1a-
Tnut.
"lorae -a, 2 sin. impr. act. ; or 3
sin. impf. act. of lordw, for 1a-
TVIil.
"loradi, 2 sin. pres. impr. act. of
larnui.
"lord/iai, pres. ind. pass, of same.
'lord/iai, for iaapai, pres. ind. mid.
ofioript, particularly in compo-
sition.
'lor lutvos, -*], -ov, g. -ov, and Ion
-010, (par. pres. mid. of larr/pi
to stand) beginning, commenc-
ing ; particularly for the first
ten days, or decade of the At-
tic month.
'lordvri, Dor. for laraai, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. of lorn ui.
'lardvw, for lorripi.
"lorao, Ion. for "laraao, 2 sin. impf.
mid. ; or 2 sin. pres. impr. mid.
— "lararo, 3 sin. impf. mid. of
same.
'lore, by Sync, for laart, 2 pi
pres. ind. or impr. act. of ian-
loTtos, -a, -ov, for ciarios, (fr. tiSo)
to know) must be known, it to
be understood, &c. ; according
to the verb.
"lorn, Att. for lora, which see.
'larfj, for lora, 3 sin. pres. sub.
act. ; or for laraaat, 2 sin. pres.
ind. mid. of
"loTrjut, f. orrjou), per. eornKa, and
loTdKa, to set, place, pitch, plant,
station ; to erect, set upright,
raise; to appoint, ordain, insti-
tute, confirm ; to covenant, bar-
(303)
I2T
gain, agree ; to weigh ; to let out
on interest; to impute, charge;
to restrain, curb, confine, check,
stop, keep, detain ; to stand, be
upright, be set erect; to stop,
stay, tarry, wait, halt, moor^
come to an anchor; to remain,
abide, continue, lie, be situated ;
to hang by or depend upon. pres.
impr. act. loradi. impf. act.
lorr/v, -t)s, -ti, also 'ioTaov-<i)v,-at(
-as, -at -a, (as if fr. \ardia) 2 a.
act. ind. iarriv, -rn, -n, impr.
orrjOi. per. act. inf. torr/nivai)
and toraicivai, by Sync, iaravai,
par. earr/Kihs, and iaraKuts, by
Sync, iora&s, andbyCras.iorcDff.
pres. ind. mid. larapai, -aaai or
-j), -arai. per. ind. pass. eorauatt
-oat, -rai. 1 a. pass. ind. tard-
8nv inf. araOijvat' par. oradris.
1 f. ind. pass, ora&iiaopai.
"larvan; 3 sin. with v added pres.
ind. act. of last.
'lariri, -r/s, fi, Ion. for eorla.
'lariardpiov, -ov, rb, Ion. for (ana-
rdpiov.
'lariov, -ov, rb, (fr. larbs a mast, th.
larripi to stand) a sail ; a veil; a
curtain, hangings; a standard,
ensign.
loroftoevs, -tos, Att. -iots, 0, (fr.
loros a beam, and (3ovs an ox)
a pole, draught-tree, yoke; the
plough-tail or handle ; a plough.
'lorofiorji, Ion. for laro(l6u, d. sin.
of last.
' Ioto66kt), -r/s, fj, (fr. tarbs the mast,
and Si%ouat to receive) the place
provided for the mast, >n the
Grecian ships, to lie or > est in
when let down, the mast-bvth.
"laropa, a. sin. of lariap.
'laropito -S>, f. -r)a<x), p. -nica, (fr.
lorwp knowing, th. ionui to
know) to inquire, search, ex-
amine; to survey, view, visit,
observe; to know, learn, gain
information; to transmit, write
history, record. 1 a. inf. act. \a-
ropfjaai.
'loropia, -as, hi (fr* same) inquiry^
research, examination; an 06-
servation, survey, view; a rela-
tion of events, narration, ac-
count ; a narrative, history.
eloTop*iKbs,-rl,-bv, (fr. same) narra-
tive, historical ; an historian.
'loropovfievos, par. pres. pass. cont.
— 'loropovai, 3 pi. cont. pres.
ind. act. of \aroptw.
'lorbs, -ov, b, (fr. "arripi to set) a
mast ; a pole, beam ; a weaver's
beam, loom ; a web or piece of
cloth in the loom ; a shaft, dart,
arrow.
'larpos, -ov, b, Ister now the Da-
nube.
'Iorco, Sync, for (ffar'd,3 sin. pres.
impr. act. ofloripi.
"lono, Cras. for larao, which by
Ion. Sync, for laraao, 2 sin.
impf. pass, or 2 sin. pres. impr.
mid. oflarnut.
Iorw/i£v, 1 pi. cont. pres. ind. act.
— "laru)v, 1 sin. or 3 pi. cont.
impf. act. of lardu, for same.
I2X
Ictuv, by Sync, for lodrwv, which
again "by Sync, for ladrweav, 3
pL pres. impr. act. of ianfu.
'Icrwp, -opos, 6, h, (perhaps fr.
Icr/fii to know) knowing, intelli-
gi nt, sensible ; dexterous, skilful ;
I MMML eiulince, judge, arbi-
trator.
'\<iX, by Anos. for 'Io-^e, pres.
ini[)r. or 3 sin. impf. act. of
Ic^iiifiutv, -ovos, 6, i), (fr. (a^d) to
slop, and ulfxa blood) styptic,
stanching, stojrjjing the blood.
\oxavda, Poet, for ta^aia, 3 sin.
OOBL [ires. mil. a< t. ill
Iffyavaw -£>, (fr. fff^w for /^w to
hold) to desire, n!i,t, long for ;
to kirp, hold, detain; to check,
restrain .
lo^dvci, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
io%diui.
IffyaioWn, Poet, for ie-^aru>aa, n.
frm. font. par. j>r<s. act. —
loy/i voWi, Poet, lor ta^avuiat, 3
pi. COOL pros. ind. act. of ia-
^ai'u'u.
Iff^arw, to confine, curb, n strain,
clink, repress ; to hold, kcip, di-
tui/i, Moj).
le^Si, -u6os, f), a dried fig.
'la^ti, 3 sin. pres. mil. art. — '\a-
XliVt pr<s. int. act. fbf which
Iff^;//i£v, Ion. and lax*ritValt Dor.
— 'loy/o, I°n- aiu' '^aXtvi ^or*
for lvx°v, pr^s- impr. mid. of
fcyo , for fvt#.
Iff^/ov. .ov, tq, (fr. next) the hip,
haunch ; buttock, rump.
Ic^ij, -«oj, Att. -£wj, {), (perhaps
<r. kt^iij strength, or iffyw to
support) (At MR, flank; the
loins, |
Iff^vij, ->),-dv, /ean, meager, poor ;
lank, thin, small; slim, slender,
taper ; delicate, tender, fine.
Io-^ioV^, -nroi, f}, (fr. last) lean-
ness, thinntss. poverty ; slender-
ness, slightness; delicacy, fine,
ness.
\aXv6(f>u>voi, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and (fxtivti voice) shrill, sijumk-
ing, tremulous, weak-voiced.
l<rx°vrai, 3 pi. pres. ind. mid. of
Ic^vei, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. — Iff.
Xvetv, pres. inf. act. — 'Io-^uov,
-tj, -eor -tv, impf. act. — l<rxv'
6vre.s, n. pi. -dvros, g. sin. par.
prc«. .ict. of jo-^uu.
Iffyupt^uat, f. -iaoftai, (fr. next)
<r< strive, exert or display strength;
to overpower, browbeat ; to feel
strong, trust, confide ; to strength-
en, support; to assert, main-
tain.
Io-y^pd?, -a, -bv, (fr. «<ryi'? strength)
strong, firm ; secure, fortified ;
vigorous, robust, hale ; forcible,
violent, vehement, impetuous ;
grievous, severe, hard ; powerful,
mighty, valiant.
lax^odu) -w, f. -ticru), p. icxvpu)Ka,
(fr. same) to strengthen, fortify,
secure, fix ; to corroborate, con-
firm, impf. act. icxfpoov -ovv,
-oes -ovs, .ot -ov.
ITT
Iff^vpwj, (fr. toyvpoe strong)
strongly ; pov terfuSjf ; violently ;
'■ glu-
Iff^i/j, -voi, f), strength, might,
power, ability, d. sin. <a,\;>'<i •'>•
iaXvv.
'Itrxvaa, -as, -t or -ev, pi. -aafiev,
.cart, -oav, 1 a. ind. act. — \c-
yuffw, -cis, -it, 3 pi. -ffovoi, 1 I.
ind. act. of
Iffyvw, f. -uffw, p. lax^xa, (fr. th.
tax^'i strength) to be strong,
sound or uhule ; to grm
ful, become great or mighty ; to
arail, serif, be of' use, I ■
or gorxl for ; to be able, ran.
'IffYW, (fr. fam to hold) to ntain,
hold in, keep bark, rtstr.,
rnntrul, cheek ; to stop,
hindtr, stay, dilay ; to ft
hold on, possess, occupy.
'Iff^wff', A[»os. for /ff^wffi, 3 pi.
-nl>. met, of last.
Iffu»Cuoj, wov, b, ff, (fr. "ieos same,
ann dvofta name) of the same or
Kb name.
'Iffwj, (fr. roos equal) equally, even-
ly ; ci/uitably, impartially ; alike,
ail alike, perhaps.
'Iffwffi, 3 pi. pres. sub. act. of Icn-
fa. or 3 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of
lra\ta, -af, if, Italy.
IraXiKds, -ft, -6v, (fr. last) Italian,
Ilalir.
\ra\ul>TT]S, -ov, b, IraAiwris, 'tios,
fl, an Italian man or woman.
lrS\os, -o~v,b,Italus, a man's name.
IraAdj, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. rr?7f
rash) a bull, or, steer, bullork..
\rarilti, -as, f), (fr. Irns rash) rush,
ness, hastiness, temerity, fool- har-
diness ; imprudence, indiscretion,
te-ncy.
Irapds, -»), -ov, (fr. same) rash, un-
Oflviscd, inconsiderate ; vi ntur-
ous, daring ; bold, spirited, cou-
rageous.
'Ire, 2 pi. pres. ind. or impr. of
llfll, to go.
Irta, -aj, and Ir/77, -ns, h, a willow,
sallow.
Irtos, Poet, irnrios, -a, -ov, and
ros, -n, -ov, (verbal from ti/tt to
ro) must go, to be approached,
zc. according to the verb.
'Ir^v, 2 du. impf. of el(ii, to go.
'Ittjs, -ov, b, fi, (fr. trios must go,
th. elfti to go) struight forward,
right on ; rash, inconsiderate ;
venturous, daring ; bold, spirited,
courageous.
'Itov, 2 and 3 du. pres. and 2 du.
impf. of tifxi, to go.
Irovpain, -as, f), Ilur&a, a district
of Palestine.
'Irpi'i, -ojv, to, pi. of
'Irpiov, -ov, to, (fr. f\rpiov the bel-
ly) the lower part of the belly ;
the belly ; paunch, belly or udder
of a sow ; a delicacy, dainty; a
kind of cake.
'Irpjov, (fr. Lat. iterum again)
again, a second time, over again.
'Irrw, a vulgarism for wru, by
Sync, for icdro), 3 sin. impr. act.
of fotjfll.
(304)
rxii
'Irv?, 'V os, f/, the ring, nm or outer
' a a in 1 1, the felines; the
edge or circumference of any
tiling round, a. sin. irvr.
'Irw, 3 sin. pres. impr. of upi, to
go.
Uyk -9js, n, and Ivypos, -ov,b, (fr.
<t)£a> to howl) a hiss or hissing%
whirling, piping ; the music or
sound of a pipe or reed; a shriek,
v, scream, shout, lamentar-
tmn,
'Il"y£> -yyoj, >,, a wagtail, a bird
used in witchcraft ; a philtre,
arm ; allurement.
It)£w, (fr. «ou oh !) to hiss; to play
on tin pi/» or ind; to cry out,
shout, shriek, screum, lament, bt-
wail ; to howl.
Iv/cra, for
If-wr^c, -ov, 6, (fr. ig£(i> to hiss) o
' ; a ]>iprr.
'\<pn,-as,-t, per. ind. act. of fjrrw.
'\tpQifios, -ov, b, y, and -n, -ov, (fr.
i<pi str..n^lv, and Svpbs the
mind) strong, firm ; stout, har-
dy ; brave, spirited, courage-
ous.
"I0lf, (fr. is a nerve) strongly, firm-
ly ; resolutely, bravely, courage-
ously.
\<pidvaaoa, -ns, y, Iphianassa, a
woman's name.
l<f>iK\t(Sns, -ov, b, and
]<fnK\ins, cont. tyi/cX?}?, (fr. ?0i
stmnaly, and K\ios fame) names
of men.
'IoJioj, -ov, b, i), (fr. same) strong,
firm, stout ; hardy, brave, va-
liant ; fat, plump, sleek ; exlen-
, spacious; large, great.
'lijns, -ttos, f], Iphis, a woman's
name.
IxOvdovris, n. pi. mas. par. pres.
act. of ixOvdui.
I^fli'aj, -Qvts, -dvwv, -9iiv, cases
of ixOvs.
\xOvd(j) -w, (fr. ix&i>s a fish) tofish,
angle.
Ix0v(3o\os, -ov, 6, fi, (fr. same, and
/3a'AAw to throwi fUh-striking,
an epithet of Neptune's tri-
dent.
lX^vStov, -ov, rb, (dim. of same) a
little fish, fry.
lXdvnpbs, -<i» -bv, (fr. same) about
fish, fishy ; fit for catching fish,
fishing.
I;£0tu>cd?, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) fishy%
fishing, plentiful in fish.
\x9v6tis, -en-era, -ev, (fr. same)
fishy, full offish.
\X&v s, -vos, b, (fr. tat to go, and
$vu to rush) a fish, serju-monster ;
a fshmarket.
Iyfo'w, (fr. last) to dart like a fish.
'lyvffftv, d. pi. with v added of
tXv°S-
IXvevfiiDV, -ovos, 6, (fr. j^vevw to
trace, th. tyvof a track) the
Egyptian rat or weasel ; also a
kind of fish ; and of wasp.
lXvtvTns,-ov,b, (fr. same) a tracer,
hunter, pursuer; an inquirer,
searcher, examiner.
I^vetfw, f. -vow, and I^v«i> -<S, (fr.
fyvoc a track) to trace, trackt
KAr
Iwv, -ouaa, -ov, par. 2 a. of eljxi, to
go.
Iwv, BcEot. for eyu>.
lu>vas, -a, 6, Heb. Jonah.
Iwvia, -as, i^, (fr. /ov a violet) a bed
of violets,
liavia, -as, i^ (fr. 'Iwv Ion) Ionia.
ItJvtKbsy -hi -bv, (fr. last) /om'c,
ionian.
Io)vik5>s, (fr. last) Ionic, like an
Ionian ; softly , delicately.
Iu>£, tw/cdy, 6, same as tw>o/.
lup&n, 6, Heb. indecl. Joram, a
man's name.
Iwpcin, b, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
Iuxra^ar, 6, Heb. indecl. Josaphat,
a man's name.
l<aurj, 6, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
loxrrif, 6, Heb. indecl. Joseph,
luaias, -ou, 5, Heb. Josias, a man's
name.
l&ra, i-d, indecl. the smallest Greek
letter ; any thing very small or
trifling, an iota, jot.
ItD^/xbs, -ov, b, same as iu>yft6f.
'Iwrj/, -ottos , a kind offish.
inN
follow ly the marks or footsteps ;
to investigate, search, examine.
Ivvri, n. pi. cont. of same.
l%vr}\aTiw -cD, f. -{jaw, (fr. same,
and sXavvQ) to drive) to follow on
the steps, pursue the track, trace ;
to investigate, examine.
'I%viov, -ov, to, (dim. of next) a
footstep, mark, track, trace.
'l%yos, -tog -ovs, rb, (fr. oca> to go)
the sole of the foot ; a footstep,
track, step ; a trace, vestige ;
gait.
I^tip, -dpos, b, corrupt blood, gore ;
matter, pus; moisture, humour,
watery discharge ; the blood of
the heathen gods.
I\p, tiros, hi (fr. «r™ to injure) a
worm which eats timber and
horn.
Ixpafinv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid. of
brro).
'Ixpao, Ion. for (ipu>, 2 sin. of last.
'I^/of, the cork-tree, cork.
Ixpbs, ivy.
lw, adv. of grief or exclamation,
oh ! alas ! ah ! ha, hollo,
lui, d. sin. of ibs, an arrow, or of
tog, only.
'I<3, -jjs, -fj, pres. sub. act. of "nut.
I(i, for eyd.
lutdBau, Heb. indecl. Joatham.
Iwaicdu, Heb. indecl. Joakim.
Ioiav or Iwvdv, indecl. a man's
name.
\u>dwa,-nsihi Johanna, a woman's
name.
luavva, indecl. or Iwavvaj, -a, b, a
man's name.
ladwris, -ov, b, John, a man's
name.
Iibj3, Heb. indecl. Job, a man's
name.
(<iya, Poet, for tyti>.
luyh, -Tig , ft, a covering, shelter ; an
inn, harbour, lodging ; the shore,
strand, beach ; a clamour, shout,
outcry, noise.
Iwy/id?, -ov, b, (for Siwy^bs fr. o^awtw
to pursue) pursuit ; the din of
war, tumult, uproar; rout, dis-
comfiture, defeat.
\ui8ns, -tos -ovs, b, >), (fr. lov a vio-
let) violet colour, like a violet,
luh, -rjs, {), (fr. "ivjii to send) cla-
mour, shout, outcry ; uproar,
din, tumult ; a voice, sound,
cry ; glitter, lustre, brightness ;
smoke, fume ; a breath-, blast,
breeze, wind.
IwJ?X, Heb. indecl. Joel, a man's
name.
Iwkuj, a. pi. of
Iwicry, -rjs, fj, (for $i<i)kt) fr. SititKia to
pursue] pursuit, chase, rout ;
din of war, clamour, uproar,
outcry, shout.
IwXicbs, -ov, hi Iolkos, a city of
Thessaly.
'Lopcv, 1 pi. 2 a. sub. of tifii, to
?o.
lw//cvof, par. pres. pass. cont. of
laopLOi.
'Tiav, -uvos, 6, Ion, the patriarch of1 laugh at, ridicule, deride.
me lonians. Kayvaivu), to warm, heat; to dry
5 V. . s i:ne asci, oh! alas! hollo, up, parch, scorch
■'■'->. KayyaXao; -u>, to laugh immode-
Q q * (305)
K
K, «, the tenth letter of the more
modern Greek alphabet, but
the eleventh of the ancient,
whence in numerals it denotes
the second decade or twenty ;
with a dot underneath, a,
twenty thousand.
KaPdXns , -ov, b, a pack-horse, hack,
horse, nag.
Kaj3aXX\ Ka/?aXX£,Ka73aXX£v, Dor.
or Poet, for KarifiaXe, 3 sin.
2 a. ind. aot. of tcarafidWo).
Kd$fia\tv, Ka(S$a\tiv, Ka00d\er\
Dor. or Poet, for KarifiaXtv,
3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. ; KarafiaXtlv,
2 a. inf. act. ; and KarePaXsro,
3 sin. 2 a. ind. mid. of Kara-
jSaXXw.
Ka(3(3as, Poet. Sync, for Karafids,
par. 2 a. act. of Karafiaivu.
Kd(ir), -ns, hi (perhaps fr. Kditrw to
devour) food, victuals, meat.
Kd(3r}!;, -nicos, b, see tenia!;.
Kd(5og, -ov, b, a cab or kab ; a mea-
sure of grain containing nearly
two quarts.
Kdyyovv, for Kara yovv, at, on or in
the knee.
Kdytcaixov, -ov, rb, an Arabian gum
resembling myrrh.
KdyKcivo; or Kdy%avos , -ov, b, fh (fr.
KayKaivu) to warm) dry, parch-
ed ; loithered. •
Kayxdfa or KayKn^u), f. -acco, p.
-uk<z, to laugh immoderately ; to
KA©
rately, burst out laughing ; (•
laugh at, ridicule, scoff"; to re*
joice, delight, exult.
Kayxa\6u>cri, Poet, for Kay%a\o>aif
3 pi. cont. pres. ind. act. of
last.
Kay^ao-fibs, -ov, b, (fr. Kay%d£u> to
laugh violently) a fit of laugh-
ter, loud laughter ; laughter in
scorn or derision ; ridicule.
Kay^Xa^w, f. -acw, to be sad or
melancholy, suffer, be distressed,
low or wretched.
Kayw, for ical eyu>.
Kd(5<T or KdSSe, Poet, for icard Se,
accordingly, therefore.
Kd5S* dpa, for icard 8e dpa.
KaSSinscre, Poet, for mriittaz tie,
3 sin. 2 a. ind. of Karairiirru).
KaSSpaOirnv, Dor. and JEol. for
KareSpadirvv, 3 du. 2 a. ind. act.
of KaraSapOdvu).
KaSSivauiv, for Kara Svvautv.
KaSSvaai, for narahvoai, 1 a. inf.
act. of KaraSio).
YLab'ncT'lfi, catamites, male prosti-
tutes devoted to idols.
KaSlov, -ov, rb, a bag, satchel, wal-
let ; a canteen, small cask.
KaSpelosi -a, -ov, (fr. KaS/iog a
man's name) of Cadmus, Cad-
mean, Theban.
KaS/xeioiv, -wvog, b, (fr. same) a
Cadmean, Theban.
KaSunidv, Dor. for KaSurjitav, g.
pi. of.
Ka8firi~iog, -pu» 6, hi same as KaS-
utiwv.
KaSfini's, -j8ps, h, (fr. KdSfios a
name) a female Cadmean, wo-
man of T-hebes.
KdS/jios, -ov, b, Cadmus, a man's
name.
Kd8os, -cog -fivsi to, Poet, for tcrj-
8os.
KdSo; and K<i88os, -ou, b, a cask,
vine vessel ; a bucket ; a jar,
urn or box to hold lots or ballots
at elections.
KaSirasi -ov, b, a Syrian herb.
Katif, -iocra, -tv, par. 2 a. pass, of
tcaiw.
Kd^u, a Poet, verb, to adorn, be-
deck; to furnish, provide, equip.
per. ind. pass. KiKaauai, pper.
CKeKdajXTjV, -co, -aro.
Kafj, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. pass. — Karj-
vai, inf. 2 a. pass. — Kafiaofiai,
2 f. ind. pass, of Ka'iu.
Ka&\ for Kara before an aspirate.
Kadd, (fr. Kara according to, and
os which) as, just as, accord-
ingly, according as.
KaOayifa, (fr. Kara intens. and
ayi^o) to consecrate, th. dyos
worship) to devote, dedicate,
consecrate, hallow ; to celebrate
a funeral, perform funeral rites ;
make burned offerings, burn in-
cense.
KaQayiaubs, -ov, o, (fr. same) con-
secration, dedication, appoint-
ment to holy purposes ; funeral
ceremonies, obsequies, a funeral.
KaOaipu, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. o»
Kadalpu).
KaOaipclodai, pres. inf. pass. cont.
KA0
-~KadaipovvTas, a. pi. conL par.
pres. act. of KaBatpiw.
Kadalpcais, -toy, AIL -ewy, fi, (fr.
next) demolition, destruction,
ruin, subversion, overthrow, a,
sin. KaOaiotaiv.
Kabaipitj) -u>, I. -rjou>, p. KaBfjprjKa,
(fr. Kari intens. and aipiui to
take) to take away or remove to-
tally ; to throw or pull down ;
to overthrow, subdue, conquer ;
to subvert, demolish, ruin, raze ;
to dethrone, put out of office ; to
bring to an end, Jinish, comjlrtc.
2 a. act. ind. kuBciXov, par. tcaOt-
Aciv. 2 f. ind. act. KaBcXu.
KaOaipu), f. -apd, p. KCKaOapKa, (fr.
same, and alpm to remove^ to
purge, cleanse, dean, clear,
prune ; to purify, expiate, atone,
make purifications ; to flog, lash,
scourge, per. ind. |)^>s. KCKaBap-
pat, par. KtKadaff"
KadaXloKu* or KaGdXuipi, f. «ca0«Au>-
«tw, p. KadijXuica, (fr. same, and
aXloKu to catch) to take by sur-
, catch utuiwares ; to dis-
, find out, come to the
knowledge of; to convict <f.
KaBdXXopai, (fr. Kara downwards,
and aXXofiai to leap) to leap
down, off or from ; to alight.
KdOtifipa, <-dro(, rd, (fr. Kurd to,
and anru to fasten) a tie, chain,
knot.
Kafiaraf, (fr. Kara intens. and
Biraf once) all at once, alto-
gether, entirely.
KaBdircp, (fr. same, and Zartp
which) as, as truly, as indeed,
just as, according as.
"Kadairrticisi-v, -&v, (fr. next) chid-
ing, upbraiding, scolding ; re-
proachful, carping ; d< I
cutting, virulent.
KaBdnrw, f. -i/.w, p. Ka9rj<pa, (fr.
Kurd against, and ama to tie)
to touch, lay upon gently or
roughly ; to caress, pat, sooth ;
to join, tie, fasten ; to bind,
ivitul about, cntnine. KaBdnro-
uai, to provoke, irritate, tease,
vex ; to gall, chide, reprehend,
blame, reproach ; to lay hands
upon, seize, lay hold of. 1 a.
ind. act. KaB^ipa. par. pres.
pass. KaQaitrdptvoq. 1 f. ind.
mid. KaOdipouai.
KaOdpcios, and Kaddpios, -ov, b, fi,
(fr. KaOaipu) to purify) purify-
ing, cleansing ; clean, neat, de-
cent ; fine, delicate.
KaBapevu, (fr. same) to cleanse,
clean, purify ; to be clean or
purified.
KaddpBai, Ion. for KtKaBdpBai, per.
inf. pass. — KaBapBrjvai, 1 a. inf.
pass, of Kadaipu).
KadaouT, Att. for KaBaptaei, 3 sin.
1 f! ind. act. of KaBapifa.
KaBapi^ci, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. —
Kava^trc, 2 pi. pres. ind. or
impr. act. ^— KaBapiQerat, 3 sin.
-Qovrat, 3 pi. pres. ind. pass. —
KaBaptfa Dai, pres. inf. pass, of
Kadapi^ta, f- -Yew, p. KtKaBdpiKa, [fr.
Kadalpw to purify) to cleanse,
K A©
cltan, char, free from filth or
impurity ; to purify from sin,
atone, make innocent. 1 a. act.
ind. tttaddpitra, impr. tcaBapioov,
-drw, sub. icaOapiaw, -j)s,-j], int.
KaQaplaat, par. KnBupict
ind. pass. KCKaOdpicr^ui. 1 a.
pass. ind. iKaBaplaBnv, impr. *.<j-
BaplaBrjri.
KaBaplorns, -v™s, f), (fr. KaBapbs
pure) cleanness.
Ka8apt6ouat -ovum, I fr. same) to In
pure or clean ; to cleanse one's
self.
KaBapVou&S, -ov, b, {fr. itaBaplQwio
. ih. K.iUanos pure) u etittHM
, washing, scouring;
a purification, atom mrnt.
Kd8apua,-aroi,rd, (fr. same) off-
scouring, dirt cleared away,
sweepings, cieansings ; impurity,
idolatrous worokip, an I
iillain, sniundrtl, vile vrctch ;
persons di dimti d to the service of
idols or offered as expiatory sa-
crifices, pi. Kaddouara.
KaBapbs, -u, -b\; (fr. KaOatpw to pu-
rify) pure, simple, unmixed,
unenntaminated ; purifying, that
makes pure ; single, plain ; eit ur,
dtun, neat, fine, fair, free from
mnocentj guiUlom ; good,
excellent, perfect ; free from en-
cumbrances, ready, prepared.
comp. Kadapuirtpof, sup. -wrarof.
KaBdporns, -t/ros, h,, (fr. Lost) clean-
liness, MOflMM, clianness ; puri-
ty, innocence, integrity, a. KaBa-
p6rrjra.
Ka6dpotov,-ov, rd, (neut. of next)
a cleansing, cleaning ; purga-
ti»n, purification ; expiation,
atonement.
KaOdoaioq, -ov, b, f), (fr. Kadapbf
pure, th. KaOaipu to purify)
purifying, that makes pure, lus-
tral, expiatory, atoning.
Kddapois, -ioi, Att. -rwj, ^, (fr.
same) a purgation, purification,
expiation, atonement.
KadaprticOi, -fi, -dv,(fr. same) purg-
ing', scouring, cleansing ; puri-
fying, atoning.
KaOapu), Dor. for icadapov, g. of
Kadap6$. It is also 1 f. ind. act.
of Kadaipw.
Kaflapws, (fr. Kadapdg pure) purely,'
cleanly ; innocently ; clearly,
evidently, plainly.
KaQapuircpos, -a, -or, comp. of ica-
8ap6i.
KaOciovpai, -fj,-t7rai,Zf. ind. mid.
of Kadi^tx).
YLaBibpa, -as, %, (fr. next) a seat,
chair, stool ; a raised seat,
throne ; a pulpit, desk ; a sitting,
session, assembly, meeting; an
abode, residence, habitation.
Ka9e$6ucvas, ->;, -ov, par. pres. mid.
of
Kadifa, (fr. Kara down, and e'(w
to seat) to make sit, seat, place,
set down. KaBi^ofiai, to seat
one^s self, be seated, sit. 1 a. ind.
act. KaBdoa. impf. mid. iKaBzty-
unv. 2 f. mid. naBthovuai.
KaBaKevai,ver. inf. act. of KaBir}[n.
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KaBclXov, -a, -c, 2 a. ind. act. of
KaBaipiit), (fr. i?Au> obs. )
laBttpapratf Att. (nr Kurautuaprai,
3 sin. per. ind. pass, of Karaud-
piit, (fr. Kara niti ns. and utlpv,
Wfcw h M ilftapfiat.
KaOctfiiios, -n, -ov, :>ar. per. paRS.
— KaOurai, 2 a. inf. act. — Ka-
Biifivv, -uoo, -etro, 3 pi. -uvto,
pp«r. paM. (if KaOinui.
KaBtlpyu), f. -(w, (fr. Karii intens.
IM flpyw (o coofina) to sliut up,
inrlosi, con/iiK, imprison ; to
r, strum, curb, chid-, control.
KuBelpyuai, -%ai, -Krai, per. and
KaBclpyuriv,-(oy -kto, ppcr. ind.
of Ifcat,
Kadslc, -cTaa, -ty, par. of KdBnv, 2 a.
ind act. of KaBlrjui.
KaBeti, (fr. Kara according to.
and els one) one by one, each,
Ka8t7oa,-as,-e, 1 a. ind. act. o/
KaOifa.
KaBciOTl'lKClV, -CIS, -Ct,3f\.KaBciOTTi
Ktiaav, pper. act. of KaBLormi.
KuOuro, 3 sin. — Ka8s7vro, 3 pi
pper. pass, of KaBlrifii.
KaOtKaarov, (neut. of next) seve
rally, separately, singly.
KaBfKaoros, ->?, -ov, (fr. Kara ao
cording to, and tKaaros each'
each, one by one, every one.
KaBtKotaiOS, -ov, b, f), fr. Kara in
tens, and Uovoios willing, whicl
see.
KaBeKrds, -hi -dv, (fr. jcari^u) U
Catefa hold of) to be cauglU ,
catching, taking, apt to lay holt
of; that may be borne, tolerable
suffer able; to be checked or re-
pressed.
fiaBtXKVu), f. -Co-w, {fr. Kara down-
wards, and t\Kvo) same aa th.
i\Ku to draw) to drag away,
pull down, draw from, attract;
to launch.
KnflAvw, f. -£co, (fr. same, and
cXku) to draw) same as last.
KaBtXS, -u?, -a, ind. — Ka8c\t7vf
inf. 2 f. act. — KadtXw, -t)s, -n,
2 a. sub. act. — KaBtXow, -ovoa,
-bv, n. pi. -Advrtj, par. 2 a. act.
of KaBaipio).
KdBtfia, -Xros, rd, (fr. KaBlrjui to
let down) a necklace, collar or
such ornament, hanging dovm
on the breast.
KaBiutvos, -n, -ov, par. ofKaBfunv,
-ao, -to, 2 a. ind. mid. of KaBivui.
KaBivvvui or KaBio), f.-icru), p. -eiKa,
(fr. Kara intens. and 'ivvvui or
(ua to put on) to dress, clothe, put
on ; to cover, conceal ; to en-
close, surround, shelter, per.
pass. ind. KaBuuar par. KaBa-
uevos, and Poet, /caraet/y/voj.
KaBi^rjs, (fr. Kara according to, and
ify) order, th. e%u> to hold) in
order, orderly, in succession, dis-
tinctly, particularly, b, i] or to",
KaBe^rjs, the following, succeeding t
successive.
Ka0f(w, -eis, -£(, 1 f. ind. act. of
Kartell}.
KdBto, Ion. for KaBcao or KaBov, 2
a. impr. mid. KdQcs, -irw, 2 a
KA0
impr. act. ; KdBarav, 3 pi. 2 a.
ind. act. of KaBivui.
KaBedpwucv, for KaBopuutv, 1 pi.
cont. pres. ind. act. of KaBopdto.
KaBiacravra, Ion. and Poet, for ica-
BdaavTO, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. mid. of
KaBearauivos, -rj, -ov, par. per.
pass. — KaBiornKa, 3 pi. KaBsa-
T/jKaffi, per. ind. act. — Kadca-
TTiKibs, -v7a, -bs, and by Sync.
KadeoT&s, -uaa, -ws, par. per.
act. of KaBiorn/ja.
Kdderos, -ov, b,rj, (fr. KaOirjjii to let
down) hanging, hung, suspend-
ed, let down. Subs, a plumb-
line, perpendicular.
KdQevSe, Ion. for cKdBevSs, 3 sin.
impf. — KaBtvSeis, -8a, 2 and 3
sin. -bowl, 3 pi. pres. ind, act.
— KaOevScre, 2 pi. pres. ind. or
impr, act. — Ka8ev8av, pres.
inf. act. — KaOiiSj), 3 sin. -ujuev,
1 pi. pres, sub. act'. — KaBevdwv,
pi. n. -8ovres, a. -Sovras, par.
pres. act. of
KaQei8ii>> (fr. Kara intens. and ev-
Soi to sleep) to sleep, be fast
asleep ; to sleep the sleep of death,
be dead ; to loiter, slumber, waste
time.
KaBevpeua, -dros, rb, (fr. Kara in-
tens. and elpioKit to find out) an
invention, discovery, contrivance ;
gain, profit
Kadcxpiui -Q,, (fr. same, and «tyw to
cook) to boil thoroughly, stew ;
to soften, make tender ; to break,
crumble, reduce.
KaBixprjais., -jo?, Att. -£a>s, >/, (fr.
last) a boiling, stewing, baking,
cooking.
KaBz\pidouai Suai, (fr. Kara in-
tens. and apidw, which see.
KaBewpaov -uk, 1 sin. or 3 pi. impf.
ind. Att. of KaOopdui.
KdQt), Att. KdOriai, Ion. for Ka^rj-
aat, 2 sin. — KdBrirai, 3 sin.
pres. ind. mid. — KaSrjoSai, inf.
— KaSijuevos, -v, -ov, par. pres.
mid. of KaBnuai.
KadriPdw -w, (fr. Kard intens. and
r)07] youth) to be young, bloom.
RaBnyzuuv, -6vos, b, t), (fr. next)
a guide, leader, conductor ; a
teacher, instructer ; a counsellor,
adviser.
KaBnyiouai -ouuai, (fr. Kara along,
and fiyionat to lead) to guide
along the road, lead the t</u.y, con-
duct ; to precede, go befoi e ; to
preside, direct.
KaBrjynrfis, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
guide, leader, conductor ; a
teacher, preceptor, instructer.
KaBnSvxaBiu) -w, (fr. Kara intens.
f]6vs sweet, ani xdo-^ui to en-
dure) to indulge in luxury, give
up to gratification, be delicate;
to waste in voluptuousness, lose
by gratification.
KaOrjKa, -as, -$, 3 pi. -rJKav, 1 a.
ind. act. o^Kadirjut.
Kud>iKu, (impers. fr. KaBfJKoj to
become) it is proper, right, fit, it
becomes, suits, answers.
K.adr)K»vt -avroi, rd, (neut. of ku-
KA©
BfiKwv, par. pres. act. of next)
decency, propriety, decorum ; fit-
ness, suitableness, convenience ;
duty, engagement, business.
KadfiKu, (fr. Kara according to,
and riKO). to come) to become, be-
fit, beseem, be proper for ; to suit,
fit, answer, be convenient ; to be-
long, pertain to.
KaQfjKwv, -ovva, -ov, (par. pres.
act. of last) becoming,fit, proper,
seemly.
KaOnXdu) -w, (fr. Kara by means
of, and t}\os a nail) to nail, fast?
en with nails, drive a nail ; to fix,
fasten together.
KaBf/Xwais, -ios, Att. -tu>s, fj, (fr.
last) a nailing, fastening with
nails ; a joining, putting toge-
ther, framing.
KdOn/jiai, (fr. Kara downwards,
and rjuai to sit) to sit down, sit
on the ground ; to sit idle ; to
encamp, besiege; to settle, inha-
bit, dwell, pres. impr. mid. Kd-
Bno-o or Kddov. impf. mid. iKaQf)-
UVV, -(TO, -TO.
KaBrjuevos, -n^ -ov, par. pres. mid.
of last. KaBrjuevov ireSiav, a level
plain.
KaOnuipav, (fr. Kara, according to,
and fjuipa a day) day by day,
daily ; every day, constantly.
YLaBrjjxzpivbs, -ri, -ov, (fr. same)
daily, happening every day.
KdBnv, -vs, -v, 2 a. ind. act of
KdOivui.
KdOnpe, Ion. for zKa&npe, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. act. of KaBaipu).
KaBnpiBnv, by Syst. for KaQrjptjBnv,
1 a. ind. pass. — KaBnprJurjv,
-co, -to, pper. ind. pass, of Ka-
Qaipiu).
KaBrjadai, pres. inf. mid. — Ka-
Bnao, pres. impr. mid. — Ka-
Brjeouai, 1 f. ind. mid. of Kd6n-
uai.
Kadrjcrro, Poet, for KaBriro, which
Ion. for EKaQrjTQ, 3 sin. impf.
mid. of Kddrjixai. Or, it is 3
sin. of KaBrjaunv, pper. pass, of
xaQf^u).
Kadrjipa, -as, -t, 1 a., ind. act. of
Kadd-TTTW.
KaOiao-t, 3 pi. Att. pres. ind.. act.
of KaBirjut.
Kddicoos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. Kara ac-
cording to, and ttp&s sweat)
weary, fatigued, tired ; sweat-
ins:.
KaBiSpvvBz'is, -eiaa, -h, n. pi. -fo-
rce, par. 1 a. pass, of
KaQitipvvo) or KaBiSpvw, f. -vow, p.
-vKa, (fr. Kara downwards, and
tfiovu) to seat) to set down, cause
to sit, seat; to set, place, settle,
fix ; to set together^ construct,
build.
KaQie/xevos, -n, -ov, par. pres. pass,
of KaQinui.
Kadieov -ovv, -tes -as, -tt -zi,
impf. act. of Kadiiu) for Kadinui.
KaOtepdu) -u>, f. -u>auj, (fr. Kara in-
tens. and Up6io, to consecrate,
th. hpbc holy) to dedicate, conse-
crate, appoint to religious use;
to devote, accurse, damn.
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KA©
Ka&Uoav, 3 pi. impf. act. of *a-
6tT)Ul.
Kadi£avu), (fr. Kara downwards,
and i^dvia to seat) same as na-
KaQfyrt, 2 pi. pres. impr. act. —
Kadi^ev, Dor. for mdigov, pres.
impr. mid. — KaOilwv, -oaaat
-ov, in a. fern. Kadigovoav, par.
pres. act. of
KaOifa, f. -taw, p. KtKdOiKa, (fr.
Kara downwards, and '{gut to
set) to set down upon, seat,
place, lay ; to set in judgment^
appoint or choose a judge, put on
trial ; to settle, remain, dweUt
abide ; to cause or force to do,
set, dispose ; as Kkaiovra, Kadl-
Cav, to set a weeping. 1 a. act.
md. cKaOiaa, impr. Kadiaovt
-dru>, in 2 pi. KaQiaarr sub. xa-
Oico), -j)s, -n' inf. Kadicrai' par.
Kadioas. pres. ind. mid. KaQl^o-
uat. 1 a. mid. ind. tKaBiaduvv'
impr. Kadiarai' sub. KaBio-uuai,
-n, -*7.Ta£,in2 pi. KaQiancde.
KaOinpi, f. -fivu), p. -uko, (fr. same,
laid 'ivui to send) to send or let
down, let fall or drop ; to have
hanging down, suffer to remain
hanging down ; to fathom, sound,
try the depth ; to explore, try to
discover, endeavour to find out ;
to set an ambush, lie in wait. 1
a. ind. act. KadrjKa. 2 a. ind.
act. KdQtjv. pres. ind. pass, ica-
Bituat.
KadiKco, Ion. for KaBUov, 2 sin. 2
a. ind. mid. of KadiKviouai.
KadiKerevov, -cs,-e, impf. act. of
KaOiKcrevui, fr. Kara intens. and
tKcrtvu), which see.
Ka6iKuaivu),.(ft' same, and iKuatvu
to sprinkle^, th. iKuds a drop) to
besprinkle, bedew, moisten; to
steep, soak; to soften.
KaOiKviouai, f. -i%ouai% p. -lyuai,
(fr. same, and Uveouai to come)
to come to, arrive at, reach; to
touch ; to strike, hit ; to bear hard
upon, bear down.
KaQi&s Dor. for Ka&iaas, par. 1
a. act. — Kadll-ux, *>7j, -j], Dor.
for KaQiav, 1 a. sub. act. — Ka-
Bifa, -as, -a, Dor. forKa0j'o-w, 1
f. ind. act. of KaOifa.
KaBioiiuai, Att. for Ka&icouai, 1 f.
ind. mid. of same.
KaBiirirdgu) and KaBiirnevb), (fr. Ka-
ra intens. and iirTtevai to ride, th.
'Ittvos a horse) to ride about ; to
ride up to ; to ride over, overrun,
trample upon.
YLaB'nrrwut, f. mid. -rfjcsouai, (fr.
Kara downwards, and Ittttjui to
fly) to fly down, fly away or off;
to collect or gather into a flight or
crowd.
KaBicrat, 1 a. inf act. — KaBlaas,
-aaa,-av, g. -cavros, n. pi. -crav-
rzs, par, 1 a. act. — KaBlcare, 2
pi. 1 a. impr. act. — KaBicreaBe,
2 pi. 1 f. ind. mid. — KaBiano-Be,
2 pi. 2 a. sub. mid. — KaBicw,
-as, -a, 1 f. ind. act. — Ka0<Vo>,
~J7?> -Vi pl. -crwixcv, -arjTZ, -ffuat,
1 a. sub. act. of ko0<£w.
KA0
KdMaif, -tos, Att. -«wj, h, (fr. *a
8iCu> to seat) the posture or state
of sitting, rest ; a seat.
KdOiofta, -&ros, rd, (fr. same) a
sitting, rest; a stat.
Kaflnrra, by Apoc. for KaOlarSOi,
pres. impr. act, of KaBierrnui.
Or, it is contracted from KaOio-
rat, pres. impr. act. of naOio-
rdu).
Kaditrrdfiai, -raaai, -rarai, pres.
ind. mid. or pass — Kadtard-
vai, pres. -inf. act. — Kadimjv,
-»7f> -Vf impf act. — KaOiarvoiv,
3 sin. pres. ind. act. of Kadia-
TVfil.
KaOiardw -€>, for next, par. pres.
act. Kadicrduv -iov, n. pi. cont.
Kadtoruvrrs.
KaSlarvui, f. Karaerrfyjia, p. #ca-
dicrvKa, (fr. icard intens. and
Itrrrjui to set) /o pl'ice, stttle,fir,
bring to a place, convey, con-
duct; to moor, ceist anchor; to
constitute, appoint, ordain, esta-
blish, render, cause to be ; to set
a goings set up, begin, com-
mence ; followed by cri, to set
over, give authority to, put into
office or command. KaOiarduai,
to come to pass, happen, be, ex-
ist, consist, fifcoim ; to set or
place one's self, take a station.
HaBxerrtoaa, cont. fr. KaBiardovaa,
n. sin. MB, par. pree. act. of
Kadiordw for KadlornuL.
Ka8d, (fr. Kara according to, and
5? which) according to that
which, according to what, in as
much as, as to this, in this re-
spect.
Kadocnyio) -u>, f. -tiaw, p. KaBiJin-
yrjKa, (fr. same, 6<*d? a road, and
dyu> to lead) to bring into tile
way, show the road, guide, lead
down, conduct bark.
KdOotioc, -ov, h, (fr. same) a re-
turn, coming back; a return
into a lost path ; a descent.
Ka0oXY<3{, ->), -dv, (fr. same, and
'6\oc the whole) universal, gene-
ral.
KaddXov, (fr. same) altogether, en-
tirely, wholly, totally, throughout;
at all ; on the whole, in gene-
ral.
Kadoua\i£u>, f. -fcru>, (fr. same,
and buaXds smooth) to smooth,
plane, level; to polish, civilize,
refine, reclaim.
Y.adofio\oyfu) -to, f. -rjcto, (fr. Kara
intens. and bfioXoyiu to confess,
th. \iyo) to speak) to acknow-
ledge, grant, confess, own ; to
declare, profess; to covenant,
bargain, agree ; to promise, en-
gage, betroth. KadouoXoyiouai
-ovuai, to pledge one's self, un-
dertake, betroth or engage one's
self.
Ka8oir\i£(j), f. -?aw, (fr. same, and
bir\i£u) to arm, th. ottAov arms)
to arm completely, equip tho-
roughly, pres. pass. ind. ku
6oir\i$onaf inf. Ka6o-rr\i£ecrdai
per. pass. ind. KaQurxXio-uaj.' pax.
Ka&urXioyhtos.
KA0
, act. — Kadoparat, pass. 3
sin', cont. pres. ind. of
KaOopdw -w, f. -dou), p. KaBwpaxa,
"idcwpata, (fr. kot .
wards, and bpdio to see) to look
drni-n, see from above, observe
beneath. Or, {Kara intens.) to
If iWy, hihobl, descry, jter-
to understand, comprc-
hmd, knuw clearly.
Ka8opult](i>, f. -tou, (fr. Kara in-
ajid bpfii^u) to anchor, th.
bpfios a harbour) to arrive at port,
unrhur, moor.
Ka86puiov, -ov, rd, (fr. same, and
opuoi
. cnll'ir, or any such orna-
nirllt.
KaOoctdu -w, f. -tltaut. (fr. same,
and boiato to sanctify, th. oaioi
holy) to ajipomt to a holy pur-
sanctify, consecrate ; to
ilt dicate, <lt vote, offer ; to atone,
t' ; to pledge, promise, en-
• solemnly.
KaSdaov and Ka6' Saov, (fr. Kara
rating to, and baoc how
much} in as much as, as far as,
according as, as.
Ka66rt, (fr. same, and Bri that)
and that, hi muse.
Kddov, by Cras. for Kd9co, which
l«y Sync, for KiiOtao, 2 sin. 2 a.
impr. mid. of KaOlrjut.
KdSov, by Cras. for Kadco, which
!>y Sysi. far Ka8no, which by
. for Kddijao, 2 sin. pres.
nnpr. of KdBnuat.
KaBvPplfa, f. -Taw, (fr. Kard in-
tens. and f/3pf£w to insult, th.
C/3p(5 an affront) to affront, of-
fend designedly, insult, treat
with insolence ; to provoke, irri-
tate ; to dishonour, disgrace,
treat with indignity or scorn.
Kddvypos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same, and
hypdf wet, th. voup water) wa-
tery, wet, moist, humid, damp.
KaQifnt'u) -to, f. -t)o<D, (fr. same,
and ifivoi a hymn, th. Z5u to
sing of) to sing hymns, praise,
rnte, extol.
Kadvirepdt or -8tv, (fr. Kara down-
ward, and iizip over) from
above; above, overhead, on the
top.
Ka9virv6u) -w, (fr. Kara intens. and
tiirvdu) to sleep, th. ?rvo? sleep)
to fall asleep, sleep, sleep sound-
ly, oversleep.
Ka8vT:oKpivoua.i,fr. same, and hiro-
Kohofiai, which see.
Kadvo-rcpio) -5, f. -fjou), p. Kadva-
ripnKa, (fr. same, and iarepiu) to
be deficient, th. vorepos latter) to
be late, be behind, arrive late,
delay ; to fail, fall short, be de-
ficient.
Kadvfaivta, f. -diw, p. KadtitpayKa,
(fr. same, and v<paivu), to weave)
to weave along with, weave toge-
gether.
Kadvcpeh, -tica, -ev, par. 2 a. act.
— Ka8v<piadai, 2 a. inf. mid.
of
K.a8v<pir)fti, f. -/ffo), p. -tiKa, (fr.
icard mteos. vvb under, and
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KAI
trjui to send) to send pnniy,
suborn, corrupt privately ; to
submit, yit I . to be-
' tray a suit. . s/tuffie ;
to take from, vitlitlraw, subtract,
.rush.
Ka6u)i:\io^ivoi, -ti, -ov, par. per.
Kaduf, (fr. Kurd according to.
and Sjs as) according as, just
as, as.
Kai, and, also, likewise, both ;
moreover, farther, besiele ; al-
though, though, but, yet ; than ;
yea, yes, ytt, even; uh-
cially, namely ; as, so as, so also,
*<>, '" rt ; or, nor ;
tht-n ; when ; thut, to the aid
that, in oriitr thut. Kai yi, at
least however. Kai 6i, M
yea alsof yi |
Kutricac and K'udrac, -ev, b, a
dungeon, vault, prison under
ground; u pit, into which at
i criminals were put as a
punishment, or their lnxli'
thrown after execution.
Kaidtpas, -ov, b, Cuiaphas a man's
name.
Kaiyi, sec in Kai.
Kale, Ion. for ikuu, 3 sin. impf.
act. — Kalirai, 3 sin. pres. ind.
mid. of Kuiio.
KaiKiaf, -ov, b, an east or north-
east wind, so called by the
Greeks ; by the Latins, C<b-
cias.
Katv, b, Heb. indecl. Cain, a man's
name.
KaiVuv, b, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
Kania, a. of
Kaiviif, -ioc, 6, Catneus, a man's
name.
Kairla, -as, r), (fr. xahvut to con-
quer) coniruest, victory, tri-
umph.
Kaut^ui, f. -T<tw, AtU -id, (fr. Kai-
vdi new) to renew, restore, revive,
repeat.
Kaiih, -tioi, fi> (^ "oJvw to kill)
death.
KaivoirrjyiiS, -ios -ovc, b, ?;, (fr.
icaivos new, and nfiywui to fast-
en) lately made, new.
Katvorrtjuav, -ovog, b, {/, (fr. next,
and xnua a loss) lately afflicted,
unaccustomed to sorrow.
Kaivds, -»), -oi', (perhaps fr. Kai
and, and vvv now) new, fresh,
modern ; young ; strange, un-
usual; repaired, refreshed, re-
newed; repeated, done again;
other, different from the former.
comp. Kaivdrcpof, sup. -oruroc.
Kaivdrns, -vros, tj, (fr. last) new-
ness, j resi 'in ess ; novelty, strange-
ness ; a new thing or matter, d.
KaivdrnTi.
Kaivorouiu -u», f. -t'low, (fr. same,
and rfuvu to cut) to make new,
renew; to change, alter, inno-
vate, introduce new customs.
Kaivorouia, -as, fj, (fr. same) no-
velty ; alteration, change ; inno-
vation, revolution.
Kaivovpyiu -w, (fr. same, and ipyov
KAI
work) to make new, effect a
change, alter ; to desire alteration
or revolution.
Kaivovpybs, -oo, 6, fa (fr. same) a
contriver of novelty, inventor, dis-
coverer. Kotvovpybv, rb, newness,
strangeness, novelty.
Haivo^uvia, -as, fa (fr. same, and
(puvfi voice) newness of words or
phrases ; the introduction of new
expressions.
Kaivvut, (fr. Kalvu to destroy) to
conquer, excel., exceed, surpass.
2 a. act. ind. ikuvov inf. Kavuv,
JEo\. tcavT/v.
Kaiiu), to destroy, ruin ; to kill.
Kaiofiivnci, Ion. for Kaiouivais, d.
pi. fern, of Kaidfievos, -rj, -ov,
par. pres. act. — Kaiovro, Ion.
for emiovTo, 3 pi. impf. pass. —
Kaiovai,S pi. pres. ind. act. of
mIm.
Kainep, (fr. icai and, and Trip
though) although, yet, albeit,
however.
Kaipios, -a, -ov, (fr. Kaipbs oppor-
tunity) timely, seasonable, op-
portune, well-timed ; commodi-
ous, Jit, convenient, proper ; fa-
tal, deadly, mortal.
Kaipotis, -taaa, -ev, (fr. Kalpos a
warp) woven, well-woven.
Kaipbs, -ov, b, ( perhaps fr. Kvpw to
happen) occasion, opportunity,
occurrence, juncture ; conveni-
ence of time or place, seasonable-
ness, fitness, propriety, utility;
proper time, present circum-
stances or convenience ; a time
or season ; a festival, anniver-
sary ; circumstance, situation,
stale, condition ; emergency, sea-
son of distress, extremity, calami-
ty ; liability, exposed state ; food,
provision, sustenance ; modera-
tion, forbearance. Et? Kaipbv, tv
Kaiptb, in time, seasonably, oppor-
tunely.
Kaipos, -ov, 6, (perhaps fr. Ksipu
to clip) a warp, that is the
yarn or threads wound on the
beam in a loom, a web in the
loom.
Raipo<riti>v,by Metath. for Kaipota-
awv, g. pi. fem. of icaiooeis.
Kaiporrjpio) -to, f. -fjGa), (fr. Kaipbs
opportunity, and rypiu) to watch)
to attend, be vigilant, watch op-
portunity, take time by the fore-
lock.
Kaip6u) -<3, (fr. Kalpos a warp) to
warp, set a warp, fix the yarn or
threads in a loom ; to weave.
Kaiaap, -apos, b, Ccesar, a man^s
name.
Kaiadpeta, -as, fa Coesarea, the
name of a city.
Kairoi, (fr. Kai and, and rol al
though) and truly, indeed; but,
yet, however; though truly
though indeed, although ; there-
fore.
Kairoiye, (fr. same, and ye truly)
although, though indeed ; how-
ever.
Eaiu, f. Kavffio, p. KiKavna, to burn,
consume ; to sacrifice, burn vic-
KAK
tims ; to kindle, light up, set on
fire ; to inflame with desire, burn
with emotion, love, be in love.
per. ind. pass. KiKavuai. 1 a.
ind. pass. tKavdrjv. 1 f. pass,
ind. Kavdfjaopai' sub. KavQi'ffw-
uai, 7), -rj-ai, not common ; 2 a.
ind. pass. t<dr)v. 1 a. ind. act.
itavaa, and tK-na.
Ka«\ for jca/ca, neut. pi. ; or Dor.
for KaKfi, fem. sin. of kok6s-
KaKdyyeXog, -ov, b, (fr. kukos bad,
and dyyeXos a messenger) a bad
messenger, messenger of evil.
Adj. ill-boding.
Kaicayopia, Katcdyopog, Dor. for *<z-
Krjyopia, KaKrjyopos-
KaKaviw -w, Laconic for aKovdw,
to sharpen, whet ; to excite, rouse,
instigate.
KaKds, a. pi. fem. also Dor. for <a-
Kfjs, g. sin. fem. of kuk6s-
KqKti, (by Cras. for Kal and, and
tKtX there) and there, there also,
even there.
KqneiQev, (by Cras. for Kal and,
and eiceldev from thence) and
thence, from thence.
KqKeiQi, (fr. same, and ekuQi
thence) from thence.
Kqicelvos, for Kal and eKttvoc.
KqKeXoi, (by Cras. for Kal and, and
tKtlat thither) and thither, and
there.
KaKEtyaros, -ov, b, fa (fr. Ka/cw? ill,
and <prjul to speak) ill-spoken of;
low, mean, obscure, vile, wortli-
less.
KaKvyopio) -w, (fr. same, and ayo-
ptvw to discourse, th. ayopa the
market) to speak ill of, slander,
calumniate; to abuse, revile.
KaKnyopia, -as, fa (fr. same)
abuse, bud language ; slander,
calumny.
KaKrjyopos, -ov, o, fa (fr. same)
foul-mouthed, abusive; slander-
ous, calumnious ; a slanderer.
KaKnireXiia -w, (fr. same, and tt{\u>
to be) to be ailing, be indisposed,
be in bad health.
KaKTjs, Ion. for kukoIs, d. pi. fem.
of KaK6$.
KaKia, -as, fa (fr. KaKbs bad) bad-
ness ;faidtiness, pravily ; afauli,
defect ; evil, wickedness, vice ;
malice, mischief; laziness, sloth ;
cowardice, timidity ; trouble, af-
fliction, calamity ; disgrace, scan-
dal, ignominy.
KaKt£w, f. -tab), (fr. KaKbs bad) to
injure, wrong, impair, hurt; to
disparage, defame, malign, slari-
der ; to revile, upbraid, reproach.
KaKi^ouai, to fail, be deficient;
to be idle or lazy ; to be worthless
or good for nothing ; to behave
cowardly. 1 a. inf. act. KaKiaai.
par. pres. pass. KaKttynsvos.
KaKiov, neut. of KaKiuv, comp. of
KUKOS-
Katfaai, 1 a. inf. act. of kukiCuj.
KaKiaros, ->7» ~ovi SUP- of kukos-
Ka/ctwv, -ovos, o, >/, comp. of same.
KaKKdffa, ->/?, )'/, a partridge.
KaKKafa, -ns, >), « pot, kettle ; an
e'alh.;n pot or crock.
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KAK
KokkiUiv, pros. inf. act. — KaKKtl-
orris, n. pi. mas. par. pres. act.
of
KaKKdw, by ^Eol. Sync, for Kara-
Ktiw, which see. par. pres. act.
KaKKciuv, -ov<ra, -ov.
KqKKi<pd\fiSt for Kal ik KC<pa\rjs, see
Kt<pa\t'i.
KaKKjjai, by Sync, for KaraKjjat, 1
a. inf. act. of KaraKaiu).
KaKKdpvda, for Kara KdpvOa, see
Kopvs-
KaKKopv<pnv, for Kara" Kopv<pfiv, see
KOpvQrj.
YLaKKOvirrwv, for KaraKpv-irrwv, par.
pres. act. of KaraKpvTrru).
KaKoSaiu(x>f, -ovos, b, f), (fr. KaKbs
bad, and Saifnov a genius) ill-
fated, ill-starred, unlucky ; un-
fortunate, wretched, miserable;
infatuated, foolish.
KaKoSo%i(t> -<5, (fr. kokos bad, and
So^a opinion) to think erroneous-
ly, form a wrong opinion, be
mistaken ; to lie under an ill re-
port, bear a bad character ; suf-
fer under calumny.
KaKdSofys, -ov, b, f,, (fr. same) of
no estimationr of bad repute;
low, mean, base.
KaKocpybs, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
epyov work) wicked, mischievous,
malicious; a mischief-maker ; an
evil-doer, malefactor.
KaKo^nXia, -as, /;, (fr. same, and
£rj\os zeal) zeal in a bad cause,
Tnistaken zeal, evil imitation.
KaKoQnXos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same) a
rival in error, depraved imitator;
imitating follies.
KaKo^wia, -as, »;, (fr. same, and
^u)fj life) an unhappy life, wretch-
edness, misery.
KaKoijOeta, -as, i/, (fr. same, and
rjBos habit) a bad habit, evil man-
ners or morals ; a depraved dis-
position, malignity, malice.
KaKorjQris, -ios -ovs, 6, fi, (fr. same)
ill-disposed, evil-inclined, mali-
cious, mischievous.
'KaKoQr)uocvvt}, -tjs^ fa (fr. same,
and Si'ijxuv a heap, th. tIOtjui
to arrange) neglect, negligence ;
indolence, laziness, slovenli-
ness.
KaKodrjuuv, -ovos, b, fa (fr. same)
negligent, indolent, slothful, slo-
venly.
KaKotXtov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
'iXiov Troy) ill-fated Ilium,
wretched Troy.
KaKolo, Ion. for kukov, g. sin. —
KaKoTai , Ion. for koko7s, d. pi. of
kok6s.
KaKOKipSeia, -as, fa (fr. KaKbs bad,
and Ktpbos gain) ill-gotten gain.
KaKOKiptirinci, Ion. for KaxoKepSei
ais, d. pi. of last.
KaKOKvapos, ~ov, b, fa Dor. for
KaKOKvvitos, -ov, b, fa (fr. kuk^s
bad, and Kvi'/firj the leg) weak
legged, with small legs.
KaKoXoyiu) -w, f. -fjau), p. KtKaKO-
XoynKa, (fr. same, and Xiyw to
speak) to speak evil of, slander t
calumniate, backbite; to reviL,
abuse, reproach, upbraid, taunt.
KAK
1 a. act. CKaKo\6yt](ja' inf. KaKo-
•iai.
Ka/ro/u^a^oj, -ov, b, hi (fr. same,
and ptrix<ivr) a machine) mis-
• ■•'/ s , vi M/7/ 1 / /- i/i nking ; a
contriver of evils, -plotter of mis-
chirf.
Kac*a<A/4 -aj, ^, (fr. same, and
bptXla conversation) bad compa-
ny, 01 \l communication.
KaK6fto^doi, -ov, b, hi (fr. same
and /x^vfloj toil) labouru
alii/, toiling to a bad purpose ;
toiling, uretchnl.
Katbv, -ov, rb, (neut. of icaicbs bad)
a bad or eri/ thing; mischul',
detriment, damage, loss, hurt ;
ajfliction, misfortune, evil, ad-
versity.
KaK6vo/toi, -ov, b, hi (fr. same, and
vbpos law) having bad luus, ill
regulated, badly govern.
KaKoirdOcia, -as, hi (fr. Ka*dj ill,
and irdOoi feeling, th. irdo-^d) to
suffer) endurance of evii.
ing under misfortune, Vi
grief, trouhlf, affliction, wo ;
endurance of evil, ill treatment,
abuse.
KatcoTraOiu) -w, f. -rjau», p. KCKaxo-
irddnKa, (fr. same) to .»'/
or affliction, be afflicted, undirgo
misfortune, fill umhr calamity ;
to endure or sustain affliction,
bear adversity, support mittTU, 1
a. act. ind. tKaKoirdQnaa' impr.
KaKonddrjaov, -arm.
KaKOTraQr)s,-io$ -oiis, o, >j, (fr. same)
suffering under affliction, en-
during misfortune, unfortunate,
miserable, wretch-
KaKdirarpis, -i£os, 6, h, (fr. same,
andirarr;p father, or rurpi<,- coun-
try) base-born, ill-dma nihil, of
no family, mean, low ; unfor-
tunate in his country, whose
country is a disgrace, a. kuk6-
xarpiv.
JLaiconota, -as, hi (fr. same, and
Tottu) to do) wickedness, mischief;
vine, sin ; harm, hurt, injury.
KaKoxofu -Si, f. -rjaio, p. KtKaKonolrj-
Ka, (fr. same) to </o ill, act wick-
edly ; to do harm, injure, annoy,
hurt ; to spoil, lay waste. 1 a.
act. ind. eKaKonoinua' inf. kuko-
Tioifjoai.
KaKoiroirjais, -toj, Att. -tu>s, h, (fr.
same) an evil deed, wickedness ;
mischief, harm, hurt, injury, ill
treatment.
Kaicovoids, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same)
mischievous, wicked; ill-disposed,
malicious, malignant; a male-
factor, evil-doer.
KaKdirovs, -o&os, b, f}, (fr. same,
and irovi the foot) weak in the
feet, gouty ; having bad or mis-
shapen feet, club-fooled.
KaKo-rrpayiu) -w, f. ->/ow, (fr. same,
and rodo-ow to do) to 6* doing
badly, straggle with misjertune.
be unfortunate.
KaKoirpayia, -as, h, (fr. same) evil
dealing, misconduct, ill behaviour;
unhappiness, misfortune, adver-
sity.
KAK
KaKonpdypuv, -ovos, b, hi (fr.
same) an evil-doer, bad liver;
injurious, mischievous, wiektdt
perfidious.
KaKopf>a<pia, -as, »'/, (fr. same, and
fidirru) to tack together) the con-
trivance of mischief, invention of
hurt; a wicked device, sclume
plot ; a stratagem, snare, am-
bush,
YLaKbs,-i), -bv, (perhaps fr. y/£w
to give way in battle) bad in
every sense, cowardly, timid,
dastardly, pusillanimous ; weak,
feeble, infirm ; bail, ill, naught,
worthless, vile; evil, sinful, wick-
ed, immoral, depraved ; mis-
VU», hurtful, injurious, per-
nicious, afflictive, sore ; hostile,
t$f midiciints, spiteful; trou-
bhsome, vunturus, grieroui J ill
boding, dire, dismal, ominous,
unlucky, unfortunate; ugly, de-
formed ; base, mean, ignoble;
lazy, slothful, slovenly, comp.
KUKwrtpos, and KaKiutv, sup. xd-
KIOTO J.
KaKdairXay^voi, -ov, b,h, (fr. last
and att\dyxv°v the bowels)
timid, fearful.
Katcdoropos, -ov, b, hi (fr. same,
and ar6ua a mouth) evil spoken
malevolent, abusive.
KaK6ras,-dros,fi, Dor. for KanSrvs ,
Kaxort^vfu) -w, (fr. same, and
ri^yn artifice) to contrive mis-
chief, plot, intrigue ; to corrupt
suluce, suborn, persuade to evil.
KaKOTcy^ila, -as, hi (fr. same) any
bail art or evil practice ; mis-
chief injury, wrong, harm ;
treachery, perfidy.
KaK6rt\voi, -ov, b, hi (fr- same)
mischievous, injurious ; mali-
cious, spiteful, striving to hurt ;
treacherous, perfidious.
Kaictrns, -rjros, hi (fr* *a«cis bad)
cowardice, timidity, pusillani-
mity ; idleness, sloth, laziness ;
badness, worthlessness, vileness ;
baseness, meanness ; vice, wick-
edness, sin ; mischief, injury,
wrong. KaKdrtjTi, d. — Karirrj-
ra, a. sin.
KnKovpyio) -w, (fr. same, and ipyov
work) to work evil ; to hurt, in-
jure, damage; to cozen, cheat, de-
fraud ; to beguile, corrupt, suluce.
KaKovpyia, -of, >/, (fr. same) mis-
chief, hurt, damage ; improbity,
wickedness ; dishonesty, knavery,
fraud.
Kdxovpyos, -ou, 6, >';, (fr. same)
wicked, mischievous, malicious ;
an eviUdoer, malefactor,
KaKov^/w -w, f. -rjo~(j), p. KiKaKov-
"XnKa, (fr. Kauris bad, and iyta to
hold) to treat ill, evil-entreat,
maltreat, harass, oppress, afflict.
YiaK}vxla,-aSihi (fr- same) unjust
treatment, injury, mischief ; ill
health, had liabit.
Ka/cnvyovxeves, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. of K«»covj£fw.
KaKocppaSfiSi -«>$ -oi'S^ b, hi (fr-
Kahbs evil, and <f>od^io to think,
tJi. <pphv 'be mind) evil-minded,
KAK
of a bad heart, ill-disposed, ma-
licious, mischievous ; unmanner-
ly, ruae.
KaKoQpoovvn, -ns, h, (fr. san
thought, ii ukc! imagination ,
insanity, mudntss.
KaK6(Ppu)v, -ovos. b, h, (fr. same)
evil-minded, ill-disposed, mali-
cious ; insane, mad.
Kandvapros, -ov, b} hi (fr- same,
and^a/pw to rejoice) rejoicing m
other's misery, malicious, malevo-
lent.
KaKoyodauu>v,-ovos,b, 'n, (fr. same,
and xpdouai to use) practising
ill, doing evil, bad, wicked, l< u<l,
immoral.
KaKoxyula, -as, >), (fr. same, and
Xiuoj juice, th. y/w to pour) a
redundance of bad humours, un-
healthy secretion.
KaK6\l/oyos,-ov,b.h, (fr. same, and
Y/yw to blame) abusive, slander-
ous, reproachful, calumnious.
KaKodivxps, -ov, 6, ;/, ^fr. same,
and i/^i) soul) pusillanimous,
cowardly.
KaKdw -w, f. -wow, (fr. Kaxbs bad)
to corrupt, deprave; to injure,
hurt, damage, spoil; to waste,
ravage, destroy; to afflict, vex,
harass, oppress ; to evil-entreat,
treat ill, disquiet, molest ; to dis-
affect, make ilLqffected or dis-
contented. 1 a. ind. act. cku-
KtoHTa.
KaKrducvai, by Sync, for Karaicrd-
pcvai, wbich Dor. for KaraKrtl-
vat, 1 a. inf. act. — Koktovc,
. by Dor. Sync, for KardKravc,
2 a. impr. act. or for KartKravt,
3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. — KaV-
riivt by Sync, for KariKruvi,
3 sin. impf. or 1 a. ind. act. of
KaraKTihw.
Kdicros, -ov, h, a certain thorny
plant ; an artichoke ; a thistle.
KqicrovTov, Dor. for teal rx roirov,
viz. xpdvov, ami from thence, and
from that time.
KaKvvu, (fr. icaubs bad) to adul-
terate, corrupt ; to debase, disho-
nour.
Kaicxevoat, by Sync, for /raray^D-
Tai, 1 a. inf. act. of KaTay/w.
KaKuis, (fr. tcaubs bad} ilQ oadly,
wickedly ; injuriously, wrong-
fully, hurtfully ; rudely, con-
temptuously, uncivilly; amiss,
wrong, to no purpose ; with diffi-
culty, hardly, scarcely; unhap-
pily, unfortunately, wretchedly,
miserably. Kaicus iroiio), to in-
jure, treat ill. KaKWf eiSrjph
not to know, be not aware.
KaKuxrai, 1 a. inf. act. — Kaiewcov-
at, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. — Ka*w-
(riiiv, par. 1 f. act. of ko.ko'w.
KaKwais, -tosi Att. -eu>j, hi {&• *«-
k<5w to injure, th. /ca/cdj bad) ill
treatment, oppression, vexation,
affliction, a. kukoxtiv.
KaKurtpos, -a, -ov, comp. of kok6s.
KaKwrficbsi -fii -iv, (fr. KaK&s evil,
th. kokos bad) ill-dispnsed, spite-
ful, malicious ; injurious, hurt-
ful, 'lOjBlOruS.
KAA
Ka\a, pi. of k&Xov.
KaXd, (fr. kuXos fain well ; in
good time, seasonably, oppor-
tunely.
KaXafi&s, KaXafidrrjs, KaXafiwrw,
-ov, b, same as a<wcaXa/3oj, an
eft, newt or lizard ; ajish like a
lizard ; a spider.
KaXafipifa, to turn Calabrian, live
like a Calabrian.
KdXddos, -ov, b, a basket, hamper,
pannier ; a work-basket.
KdXais, b, a kind of stone; a sail.
KaXauaia, -a?, ij, and KaXauatov,
-ov, rb, (fr. KaXdurj straw) the
smallest of the insects called
cicada, grasshopper, froghopper
or fea-locust ; a brooch or pin
like this insect,
KaXdpatos, -a, -ov, and VLaXdjiivos,
-r), -ov, (fr. same) of straw, or
stubble.
KaXaudouai -S>(iai, (fr. same) to
gather the straw or stubble; to
glean either corn or grapes ; to
spoil, plunder, carry all off" clean.
KaXajicvrds, -a, b, Dor. for
KaXauevrris, -ov, b, (fr. KaXdurj
straw) a reaper.
KaXautvu), f. -evco), (fr. same) to
reap.
KaXdjxv, -rjs^ an(l Dor. KaXdua
-as, ft, (fr. icdXauos a reed)
> straw, stubble, the stalk of grain ;
any thing dry and shrivelled; a
person decayed by age ; a corpse,
dead body.
KaXauivQr), -ys, f), calamint, wild
pennyroyal, catsmint.
KaXa/xivOios, -ov, b, a kind of small
frog.
KaXdutvos, -n, -ov, (fr. xdXauos a
reed) reedy, like a reed.
KaXa/ii?, -tSos, >), (fr. same) afish-
ing rod ; a case for pens or reeds,
inkhorn,
KaXauiaKos, -ov, b, (dim. of next)
a small reed.
KdXduos, -ov, b, a reed, cane ; stalk
or stem of vegetables ; straw,
stubble ; a pen ; a pipe, flageo-
let; a twig, rod, wand, mea-
suring rod or pole ; a fishing-
rod ; a shaft, arrow.
KaXaixocrTe(peii)P, g. pi. of
RaXapoGreipris, -ios -ovs, b, {/, (fr.
KaXauos a reed, and <rT£0w to
crown) crowned, begirt or sur-
rounded with reeds.
KaXauurris, -ov, b, an eft or newt.
KaXdcrtpis, -tog, Att. -twj, f), a long
dress of linen worn by the Per-
sians and Egyptians.
KaXuvpmj, -idos, >'/, litharge, vitri-
fied lead, so called from Calatu
ria or Calabria.
KaXavpoip, -otto;, f/, (fr. koXov a
stick, av backward, and piiru to
bend) a shepherd's crook.
KaXiecKov, -ts, -e, Poet, for zKaXta-
kov, impf. of KaXtaKu, Ion. for
KaXeo).
KaXct, 3 sin. — KaXelre, 2 pi. cont.
pres. ind. act. — KaXclv, act. —
YLaXtioBai, pass. pres. inf. cont.
— K.aXe?Tai, 3 sin. — KaXovvrai,
S pi. cent. pres. ind. pass
KAA
KaXSv, fern. -Xovaa, n. — Ka-
Xovvros, g. cont. par. pres. act,
— KaXovucvos, -ij, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. of /caXfw.
KaXtiuevai, Poet, for KaXiucvat,
which Dor. for — KaXcIv, pres
inf. act. cont. — KaXeoiuvv, pres
opt. pass. — KaXeoim, Dor. for
xdXovoi, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. — KaXeov, Ion. for exdXtov,
impf. act. of KaXfw.
KaXtovres, -wv, ol, straight sticks
which support the web in the
loom.
KaXiovTi, Dor. for KaXiovci, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. of KaXiw.
KaXicrai, 1 a. inf. act. — KaXfa-ao-'
for KaXiaaca, fern, of — KaXe-
aas, -acra, -av, g. -trdvrog, a.
-crdvra, n. pi. -cavrest par. 1 a.
act. — KdXtaov, 2 pi. -cart, 1 a.
impr. act. — KaXfo^re, 2 pi. 1
a. sub. act. — KaXfVw, -tis, -et,
3 pi. -aovci, 1 f. ind. act. —
KaXecrcrd/xEvoi, Poet, for KaXsad-
utvos, par. 1 a. mid. — KaXio-
oaro, KaXiaaavTO, Ion. and Poet,
for cKaXeaaro, 3 sin. and zicaXi-
o-avro, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. mid. of
KaXio).
KaXevuai, in 3 pi. KaXevvrai, Dor.
for KaXovfiai, pres. ind. pass,
cont. and KaXovvrai, 3 pi. cont.
of same — KaXcvvro, Dor. for
zicaXovvTO, 3 pi. impf. pass. cont.
of
KaX/w -<3, f. -tau> and -/Jew, p. tci-
kXtjko, to call, summon,cite, send
for, bid, invite; to name, ad-
dress; to acknowledge, own; to
call upon, invoke, implore, be-
seech ; to proclaim, declare. 1 a.
act. ind. cKaXecra' impr. tcdXecov,
-arw'inf. KaXiaai' par. KaXiaas.
per. ind. pass. Kf/cX^/zat. 1 a.
ind. pass. etcXrjOrjv. 1 f. pass.
KXtiOt'ioofiai and KXcOrjcrouai.
KaXi'ifievaii Dor. and Poet, for ko-
Xtjvai, pres. inf. act. — KaXfj-
uevos, ^Eol. for. KaXovfievog, par.
pres. pass. cont. of KaXiw. Or
it is par. pres. pass, of
KdXri/jLi, same as KaXiu).
KaXr'irwp, -opos, b, (fr. KaXiu) to
call) a caller, crier. Adj. clear,
loud, sonorous.
KaXia, -as, and KaXiri, -tis, ^, a
nest, roost ; a house, abode, cabin,
cot. KaXial, -c3v, al, a barn,
granary.
KaXids, -ados, ^, (fr. last) a cot-
tage, cabin, hut, shed, lodge; a
chapel, cell.
KaXtrjs, g. of KaXiti, Ion. for icaXid.
KaXiv8iu> -5, same as kvXiu, which
see.
KdXXaiov, -ov, t3, the wattles of a
cock.
KdXXca, n. a. v. pi. of kuXXos.
KaXXdnij), f. -'/'w, Poet, for Kara-
Xtnra).
KaXXla, -as, %, a woman's name.
KaXXjj3da?, -ov, 6, (fr. KaXbs fair,
and Port voice) sweet-voiced, me-
lodious, harmonious, soft, mellow.
KaXXtyvvat!;, -aitos, b, f/, (fr. same,
and yvvri a woman) famed for
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KAA
fair women, abundant in beauty
KaXXtyvvaiKa, a. sin.
KaXXiiXaia, -as, f/, and KaXXiiXaios
-ov, b, (fr. same, and eXaia an
olive-tree) a good or fruitful
olive-tree.
KaXXteiriu) -w, f. -rjca, (fr. same,
and fVo) to speak) to speak elo-
quently, talk fluently, discourse
elegantly, harangue.
KaXXicpyiu) -w, f. -tjcruj, (fr. same,
and epyov work) to work well,
execute neatly, perform complete-
ly ; to act fairly.
KaXXupiu), (fr. same, and hpbs
holy) to sacrifice, make offerings,
pray for success.
KaXXidiuedXos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same,
and Si/jieOXov foundation) well
founded, securely establislied,
firm.
KaXXtdpil;, -Tpi%os, b, %, (fr. same,
and £ptf hair) fair-haired, with
beautiful or long or fine hair.
KaXXiicapiros, -ov, b, {], (fr. same,
and Kapwbs fruit) fruitful, fertile,
abundant, productive.
KaXXiKoX&vr), -rjs, f), (fr. same, and
KoXwvbs a hill) the fair hill, some
very beautiful place.
KaXXlicouos, -ov, b, {), (fr. same,
and KdfiT) the hair) fair-haired,
with fine or long hair.
KaXXtubs, -ov, b, ff, (fr. th. KaXbs
fair) a Poetic word, same as
KaXds.
KaXXivaos, -ov, 6, {/, (fr. same, and
vdu) to flow) fair-flowing.
KaXXiviicov, -ov, to, (neut. of next)
the great victory, the splendid
triumph ; a kind of verse sung
on occasion of a victory ; a song
of triumph.
KaXXivlKos, -ov, b, ff, (fr. KaXbs fair,
and vi<do) to conquer) eminently
victorious, splendidly triumphant.
Subs, a great conqueror.
KdXXtov, (neut. of KaXXiwv, comp.
KaXbs fair) better; well enough ;
very v>ell.
KaXXioKTj, -rjs, and Dor. KaXXi6-
ira, -a?, '/, (fr. KaXbs fine, and
b\p voice) Calliope, one of the
Muses.
KaXXtdw -to, f. -wo-to, (fr. KaXbs
fair) to beautify, adorn, embel-
lish, ornament, set off" to advan-
tage. KaXXwouai -oouai, to be
handsome, appear beautiful.
KaXXiirdptios, -^Eol. for KaXXiird-
peios, -ov, b, Ij, (fr. same, and
■Kapua the cheek) rosy-cheeked,
blooming, beautiful.
KaXX(V£TrXo?, -ov, b, f}, (fr. same,
and itinXos a robe) finely dressed,
with flowing robes, with sweep-
ing trains, in rich attire.
KaXXnrXoKanos, -ov, b, f], (fr. same,
and irXoKafios a lock of hair)
with curling locks, with flowing
ringlets, fair-haired.
KaXXiirXovros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and ttXovtos wealth) rich, wealthy,
adorned with riches, abundant in
wealth.
Ka\X?7rov, JEol Sync, for KariXt-
irov. 2 a. ind. act. of «aruX«i7rw.
KAA
RaAX/rrpwpof, -ov, b, hi (fr. KaXbs
beautiful, and irpiipu a prow)
having a beautiful prow, gallant ;
beautiful, fair, handsome.
KaXXhrwXoj, -ov, b, »/, (fr. koXos
line, and nwXos a young horse)
withjine horses.
KaXXtpitQpos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. same,
;ui'l jiiu) to flow) fair-flowing,
softly gliding, purling ; pure,
pr, Ivpud, li/it/iid.
KaXXipdn, -vs, hi ("*• same) Calli-
. a woman's name.
KaXXipdnOpos, -ov,-b, >/, (fr. same)
fair-flowing, liquid, clear, lim-
]>id.
KaXXlpoos and KaXXipfioos -ovs, -6ov
-ov, b, hi (fr. same) fair-flouin",
gently gliding, purling; pure,
clear, liquid, limpid.
KaXXiara, Dor. for KuXXlorn, fern,
of icdXXioros.
KaXXicru, (neiif. pi. of KaWioros
fairest) bett, ircdhntlu, very
a- //, i i in 'in ii; hi IL most elegant
/(/, m<>xt handsometjff bravely.
KaXXiarevua, -dros rb, (fr. n-xt)
the prize of beauty ; superior
beauty, eurpauSmg char /us.
KaXX<aTu'u>, f. -cvao), (fr. KaXbs
fair) tit he eminently Jaw, excelin
' /, he very handsome ; to
thine, ntrpase, succeed, triumph.
KdWioros, -v, -ov, sup. of icaXds,
comp. KaXXi'uii'.
KaXXiaipvpos, -ov. b, hi (fr. KaXbs
handsome, and acjvpov the ankle)
with nait ankles, well limbed,
KaXXirpt^as, a. pi. of KaXXiOpt^.
K.u\\i<p\ before an aspirate for
koWIttc, JEo\. for KareXiirc, 3
sin. 2 a. ind. art. of KaraXciirii).
KaXXi%opos, -OD, 6, t], (fr. KaXdf
fair, and ^opd? an assembly)
holding fine assemblies or mee/-
mg« of rich persons, festive, gay ;
graceful in the dance.
KaXXi%u>pos, -ov, 6, f), (fr. same,
and x^?a a p'ace) weU situated ;
with a fine country, vnde, exten-
sive.
KaXXovfi, -vs, h, (fr. next) beauty.
KdXXoj, -eos -ovs, rb, (fr. KaXbs
fair) beauty, fairness, comdiness;
elegance, grace.
KdXXwrpov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) a
palm branch carried on festivi-
ties ; an ornament ; neatness,
cleanliness; a brush, broom, be-
som.
KaXXi'VW, f. -vvd, (fr. kuXos fair) to
adorn, beautify, embellish ; to
dress, bedeck, trim. KaXXiivouat,
to be fine, make a display, be per-
sonally vain, look becomingly.
KaXXwTr^w, (fr. same, and &ip the
eye) to adorn meretriciously,
paint the face, colour the eyes.
KaXX(oiri?ouai,to be vain, set one's
self of, display beauty.
K.aXXwT:iGua, -tiros, rb, (fr. last) an
ornament, embellishment, mere-
tricious dress.
KaXXw-rrjo-rr/?, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same)
addicted to dress, fond of appear-
ance, vain, showy.
ULaXoSiddaKaXos, -ov, b, (fr. KaXbs
KAA
fair, and SiodaKo) to tearh) a
trttrltrr of what is good, upright
bwtructer. virtuous preceptor.
KaXoKqyuOia, -as, r), (fr. same, and
ayaObs good) honour <in<1 hum sty,
virtue, rectitude, probity, integri-
ty, upriglitness.
KaXoKqyadbs, -ov, b, hi (fr. same)
honest, honourable, upriglit, just,
virtuous, good, worthy.
KdXov, -ov, rb, wood, timber ; a
stick, twig, rod ; a shaft, handle ;
a javelin, dart.
KaXbv, (neut. of KaXbs fair) beauty,
grace, elegance; propiiety, de-
corum, decinry ; probity, honour,
virtue, goodness; convenu nee,
Jit m M,
YLaXoiriviXov, -ov, rb, (fr. KiiXov
wood, and wtoiXsv a shoe) the
stocks, confinement far the lc«s.
KaXoiroiiti) -w, f. -ijffio, {fr. KaXbs
fair, and irotiio to do) to do good,
do a good turn, serve, benefit, be
serviceable to ; to art Well, do
rightly, par. pres. act. kuXo-
ttoiiwv -uii', n. pi. cont. kuXo-
rroiouvres.
KaXdirovs, -otios, b, >'), (fr. same,
and irovi a foot) with kandtortu
feet, fair, handsome, well made.
Or, (fr. koXov wood) with a
wooden leg ; the wooden leg it-
self.
KdXos, -ov, and KdXwj, -u>, b, a
rope, cable, sheet.
KaXbs, -ft, -bv, fair, handsome,
beautiful, goodly, comely ; orna-
mented, embellished, adorned ;
honourable, generous, noble ;
good, proper, right ; decent, be-
eoming, decorous ; useful, Jit-
ting, convenient ; honest, virtu-
ous, upright ; pleasant, agreeable,
grateful; sweet, mehdious ; ac-
tive, strenuous, vigorous; brave,
valiant. Comp. /caXXiW, sup.
KuWiaroi, properly from icdWos.
KaXovuai, pres. ind. pass. cont. —
KaXovficvos, par. pres. pass. cont.
KaXov/iev, 1 pi. KaXovai, 3 pi.
cont. pres. ind. act. of KaXiio.
KaX-rrdfa, (fr. icdXnis a palfrey) to
arable, pace ; walk softly on tip-
toe.
KdXiTTj, -ns, hi a pitcher, urn; a
bucket, water-pot ; a ballot-box.
KdX-ig, -ifios, and -ioj, »/, same as
last : also an ambling nag ; a
palfrey ; ambling, pacing ; a
runner, racer, courier ; a kind of
race.
Ka\v0t/, -ns, h, (^r- KaXvTrru) to
cover) a covering, shelter ; a
cabin, cottage, hut ; a cover, lid,
hatches.
KaXvoibv, -&vos, h, Calydon, the
name of a city.
KaXvKW, g. pi. of Ka\v£.
KdXvuua, -aros, rb, (fr. KaXvvro) to
hide) a covering, vail, curtain.
Kd\v£, -vkos, h, ("*• same) a rap,
pot, bowl, goblet; the cup of a
flower, bud of a rose ; a flower,
knot or such ornament worn by
women ; a husk, hull, shell, pod.
KaXvirru, 3 sin. pres. ind. act
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KAM
KriArrrr/ffOui, pres. inf. pass, of
KttXvnria.
Ka\xntri]p, -rjpoi, b, and KaXvirrtj-
piov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a cover-
tug, cover, ltd, s/oj>p>T.
KaXvKrpa, -«$, and Ion. -rpn, -i/j,
h, (fr. same) a covering for the
head, vail.
KaXvirTpnv, a. ot /cjAunrpij, see in
last.
K'zXi'Trw, f. -ipo), p. KiKdXvQa, to
hide, conceal, cover up, envelop ;
to cloak, wrap, vail, muffle; to
shut up, close ; to abscond, hide
one's self. 1 a. act. ind. cicdXvxpa'
impr. KiiXv^ov, -dru>, in 2 pi.
KaXv^arc. 2 a. ind. act. cxrdXiJ-
/3ov. p<r. pan. ind. KCKaXvupai'
par. KtKaXvuuivoi.
KaXvxpare, 2 pi. impr. — KaXv\pai,
1 a. inf. act. — K«X«ii£rcf, -aaa,
-av, par. 1 a. act. — KaXvipduc-
vos, -n, -ov, par. 1 a. mid. — Ka-
X«ji/.u>, -i/s, -n, 1 a. sub. act. —
KaAtfytt, -tij, -ti, 1 f. ind. act.
of last.
KaXv^ol, d. of
KaXvxl'U), -60s -ovs, hi Calypso, a
woman's name.
KaX^uSi -avros, b, (perhaps fr.
next) Calchas, the name of a
priest in the Iliad.
KuX^auw, (fr. next) to dye with
purple or scarlet ; to think deep-
ly, revolve, ponder, consider; to
forge, form.
KdXxn, -vs, hi a purple or scarlet
dye, cochineal.
K«Xw, 2 f. act. or Att. for KaXiaw
1 f. ind. act. of /caX/cv.
KaXuSiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of next) a
rope, coil of rope.
KdXwj, -w or -wo?, b, a cable, rope.
KaXwj, (fr. KaXbs fair) fairly, ho-
nourably, bravely, handsomely ;
well, rightly, properly ; success-
fully, happily, be it so ; v>ell !
very well ! bravo !
Kd/ia^, -okos, hi a stake, prop or
pole to support vines ; a post,
pale ; a shaft, pike-staff".
Kafidpa, -as, hi an arcni vault,
arched roof, dome ; a tortoise or
covered military engine ; a cart,
wagon, covered carriage ; a kind
of ship; a part of the ear.
Kdpapos, -ov, b, a kind offish.
Kauacrlvts or Kauaaijvts, -uv, oi, a
kind of sea fish.
Kand(jcio,to move, stir, shake.
Kauarnpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. next) la-
borious, toilsome, wearisome, fa-
tiguing ; weary, tired, worn out,
infirm ; wretched, miserable, af-
flicted.
Kd/xaros, -ov, b, (fr. tcduvu) to
weary) labour, toil, pains; work
dime ; fatigue, weariness ; hard-
ship, suffering, distress.
Kaixarwdnsi -tos -ovs, b,h, (fr. last)
heavy, oppressive, weighty, severe;
laborious, toilsome, distressing.
Kafidrus for icaadrovs, a. pi. of
Kauaros.
Kau(3aivu>, JEo\. for Karaflalvw.
Kdu0aXov, JEo\. for KariufiaXov* 2
a. ind. act. of KaTcpfidXXo}.
KAM
Kdu0pl%u), i£ol. for Kara/3pi£w.
Kaufivavs, -ov, b, Cambyscs.
Ka//f, by Cras. for Kai tut.
Kdfie or Kdfttv, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act
Ion. — Kayttlrai, 3 sin. Ka/Uiorfc
2 pi. of Kauovuai, 2 f. ind. mid
of /ca/ivw.
Ka^J?Xau/c*ov or KapeXavKiov, -ov
rd, (fr. Kavua heat, and cAavvw to
repel) a aai, cap, bonnet.
Kaun\~irns, -ov, o, (fr. Kdfin\os a
camel) a camel-driver or keep-
er.
Ka/^Xojra'p^aAjj, -i&s, ^, (fr. same,
and TrdpSa\is a panther) a ca-.
meleopard.
KdfjiriXos, -ov, b, a camel
Kdfxrjrt, 2 pi. 2 a. sub. act. of on, incline, persuade ; to de
dine, shun, avoid. 1 a. ind.
act. iKautpa. 1 a. ind. pass.
KafjLvu).
Kdu't\os, -ov, b, a thick rope, cable,
Kauivalos, -a, -ov, (fr. Kdfiivos a
fireplace) of a furnace, about a
fireplace, belonging to a hearth.
Kauivevrfis, -ov, and Ka/juvevrfip^
-rjpos, b, (fr. same) working at
a furnace, labouring at the fire
a refiner ; a smith.
Kauivevoi, f. -evoo>, (fr. same) to
labour at a furnace, work at the
fire; to refine, forge.
Kdfiivos, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. Ka(ti)
to burn) a fireplace, hearth,
chimney ; a furnace ; fire, heat,
warmth.
Kan'tvu, -60s -ovs, fj, (fr. last) one
covered with ashes or soot, sit-
ting by the hearth ; a sooty
hag.
Kauudpxpai, fr. Karaudpipai, I a.
inf. act. of /cara/i a pirTu>.
Kauuiv, for Kara ulv, accordingly,
indeed, just so ; then, therefore ;
verily, surely, certainly.
Kappivtiv for Karauiveiv, pres. inf.
act. of Karauivut.
Kduues, ^Eol. for Acat ?///£??, or Kai
r)uas.
Kauuovin, -ns, >'/, by Sync, and
JEo\. for Karaftovia, (fr. Kara
intens. and uhw to stay) perse-
verance, persistance, firmness,
constancy, resolution ; victory,
success, the reward of persever-
ance.
Kduuopos, -ov, b, '], (Poet, for Ka-
Kufiooosi fr. KaKos bad, and udoos
fate) ill-fated, ill-starred, unfor-
tunate, luckless.
Kauuvw, f. -vaoa, p. KtKauvKa. 1 a.
ind. act. ucapvaa, by Sync, for
Karauvo).
Kdjivt, Ion. for i<a\ivt, 3 sin. impf.
ind. act. of
Kd/ivw, f. KafjLui, p. KUuvKa, to In-,
bour, toil ; to earn, get by v:ork ;
to erotc weary, be tired, faint,
fail, falter ; to be at a loss or in
a difficulty ; to ail, be sick, suf-
fer illness : to be worn out, ex-
hausted, undergo the last ex-
tremity, die. 2 a. act. ind. £*#-
uov' sub. Kdftu). 1 f. ind. mid.
Kapovuai.
Kquoi for Kai Cfioi.
Kauov. Ion. for iKafiov, 2 a. ind.
act. — Kafidvres, n. pi. Kaiiov-
va, n. fern. s;.n. par. 2 a. ind.
Rr
KAN
— Ka/iou/zat, -77, -cirat, 2 f. ind.
mid. of Kauvu
Kau-rri), -Jjs, 1/, (fr. Kauirrw to bend)
a bend or bending, curve, crook,
winding ; a joint, angle, cor
ner ; a caterpillar, palmer-
worm.
Kauirrbs, -ov, b, t), (fr. same) fiexi
ble, easily bent, pliant, pliable.
Kdu-nrpa, -as, r), (""• same) a bas-
ket, hamper ; a case, coffer, box,
chest.
KdfjLTTTO), f. -i^w, p. K*Kau<pa, to
bend, curve ; to bow, stoop, wor-
ship; to rest, repose; to suffer,
bear, endure; to turn, wind,
wheel round, double ; to prevail
CKdfupdnv
Ka/jLirv\os, -ov, b, >/, (fr. last) bent,
curved, crooked; perverse, stub-
born, obstinately wrong; bend-
ing, winding ; pliant, flexible;
rolling, swift.
KqutyioTtiXoptva, by Sync, and
Dor. for icai au<piaTt\\6utvos,
par. pres. pass, of a/i^torAXw.
Kdfir^a, -as, t), (fr* <duirru) to
bend) a case, cover; box, chest,
coffer.
KapT-dKTiSi -ov, b, (fr. same) an
oil-cask, jar or vessel ; a cruse.
Kdfixpei, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. — Kdu-
ipT), 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of
led air to).
Kau\pl1T0VS, -080S, b, f), (fr. KdfXTTTU)
to bend, and ttovs the foot) swift,
active, able to overtake.
Ka/zwv, -ovaa, -bv, (par. 2 a. act.
of Kdfivu)) weary, fatiguedt worn
out, spent, dead.
Kqv, (fr. Kai and, and iav or av if)
and if, although, though, even
though ; yet, at least, if only, if
but, even if.
Kqv for Kai tv.
Kava, f/, Heb. indecl. Cana, a town
of Galilee.
Kava, cont. for Kavta, pi. of <d-
vtov.
Kava(3ivos, -v, -ov, (fr. next) thin
as a rod, lathy, slender, meager
as a skeleton, puny.
Kdvafios, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. icdvva
a rush) a reed ; a painter'' s
wand or rod; a mould, model,
skeleton. Adj. slender, puny,
thin, meager, lean. Kdvafloi,
springs or eddies in a winding
stream.
KdvaBpov, -ov, to, (fr. Kavva a rush)
a rushen or wicker chair.
Kavav'irns, -ov, b, (fr. Kava the
city of Cana) a Cananite ; a
zealot, enthusinr
Kdvaeroov and Kavioroov, -ov, to,
(fr. k-drrjs a basket) a basket,
flasket or osier vessel, canister.
Kavnctfoos. Dor. for KavncpSpo;.
Kavcf^M -w, f. -r,co), (fr. next) to
rim, resound : to jingle, crack,
rattle ; to creak, jar.
Kiirdyji, -ijs, $, (fr. xevbs empty,
and rTvos, Dor. for i,yos a sound)
clang, dank, din, noise, clap ;\
(313)
KAS
sound, echo; a clatter, rattle,
creaking, rustling.
Kava^nSd and -<5ov, (fr. last) with
a crack, noisily, with a report,
making a din.
Kavdxi^e, Ion. for tKavd^t^e, 3 sin.
impf. act. of
Kavaxj£w, f. -tew, same as icava-
Xio>.
KavdaKv, -ns, hi a queen of Ethio-
pia.
Kav8av\ns, -ov, b, a man's name.
Kavb'oKn, -nsy hi ° blanket or rug.
Kdv6v\os, -ov, b, a pudding.
KdvSvs, -vos, b, a Persian dress,
robe, caftan.
Kavuv, 2 a. inf. act. of icalvu.
Kavicio, Ion. for icaviov, g. of
Kavfov -ovv, -iov -ov, and Kavaov,
-ov, to, (fr. Kdvrjs a basket) a
canister, basket, hamper.
KavTjv, Dor. and -<Eol. for Kavclv,
2 a. inf. act. of icaivoi.
Kdvtjs, -vtoSi b, (perhaps fr. icdvvn
a rush) a basket, hamper, ves~
sel made of twigs; a canister,
case.
Kavv<p6pos, -ov, b, 7% (fr. last, and
(popiu) to carry) carrying a basket
or canister.
KdvQapos, -ov, 6, a beetle, cockchaf-
fer; a cup, mug, jar, pitcher,
tankard; a knot in timber; a
boat, canoe.
Kavdr)\ia, -wv, rd, (fr. next) pan-
niers, pannel, pack-saddle, pad.
Kav9t]\ios, -ov, 6, (fr. xdvOuv an
ass) an ass.
Kav6ds,-ov, b, the corner of the eye ;
a he-goat ; the tire or iron on a
wheel.
Kdv9o)v, -u)vos, b, an ass.
Kdvva or Kavv77, -ns , 17, a reed, rush,
cane, sedge ; a mat, pallet, made
of those.
Kavvdpivos, -a, -ov., (fr. next) of
hemp, hempen.
Kdwdfiis, -10s, A;t. -£w?, fj, hemp.
Kavvcvcas for Kar.aveiaas, par. 1 a.
act. of Karavema.
Kdvvn, see Kavva.
Kdwouos, -ov, b, f(, by Cras. for teal
ivvofios.
KavoviVoj, -t), -bv, (fr. Kavibv a rule)
regular, according to rule; ca-
nonical.
Kavovv, cont. from Kaviov, which
see.
KdvravQa for KalivravQa, andhere,
here also.
KqvTtxy for koi and avri^jj, 2 sin.
pres. ind. mid. of avrt^w.
Kavvrr6SaTos, -ov, b, t), by Cras.
and Dor. for Kai avvrT6Snros>
Kdvuv, -ovos, 0, a rod, wand, mea-
suring rod ; a ruler ; the tongue
or 7?eeo7e of a pair of scales ; a
weaver's reed ; a standard of
v;eight or measure ; a distaff; a
handle ; a measure ; a rule, law,
regulation ; a boundary.
Kdvwirov, -ov, rb, the flower of the
elder.
Kaf, by Dor. Cras. for Kai ff.
Kafyyetpt, by Dor. and Att. Cras.
for Kai t^fiyeipt, 3 sin. 1 a. ind.
act. of t^eydpw.
KAn
tairaval-, some part of a chariot.
Karravivs, -ios, b, a man's name.
Kairafii -is, fit (fr- tarrn a manger)
a stable, stall, fold ; a crib, man
ger, rack ; a carriage, chariot or
some part of it ; a headpiece or
cap made of hair.
KairavnidSTji, -ov, b, the son of Ka
iravtvs-
Kanavntos and Karravrjos, Ion. for
Karravclos, which for Karraviost
g. of same.
Kdnctra for Kai i-zcira, and then.
Kaitpvaoiifi, >/, indecl. Heb. Caper
naum, a city.
Kdneros, -ov, b, by Aphaer. for
dKantros-
Kdirn, -ns, fi, (fr. Karrru) to devour)
a rack, manger, food, fodder,
forage ; food, victuals.
KarrrfKiia, -as, >/, (fr. KdrrnXox t
huckster) innkeeping, victual-
ling ; occupation, trade, busi.
ness ; dealing in small wares,
huckstery, retailing ; knavery ,
fraud.
"KarrnXuvov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
tavern, inn.
KarrnXeiu), f. -lieu), (fr. same)
keep a tavern or inn ; to deal,
make profit or gain, retail ; to
adulterate, mix fraudulently ; to
corrupt, vitiate, foist, interpolate ;
to seduce artfully, trea!
fully ; to detain, make excuse
for delay.
Xd rrn\os4 rpv, b, (fr. Kauri victuals
or, (r. jcaicvvu to adulterate, and
TjyAif wine) a keeper of a tavern
Or in n, host, landlord ; a retails,
dMler in small wares, huckster,
pe di !er.
Karri for Kai cni, and upon, and at,
'&-C.
Kdrvn, -r,s, !,, (fr. Karrvbs smoke) a
chimney, funnel, Jlue ; « stove,
smoking-house.
Kdrrvta, -a5, f,, (fr. same) toot,
clotted smoke, reek.
Kcmaltuivos, par. pres. mid. of
Kairv«|(j,f. -tffu), (fr. Karcvbs smoke)
to smoke ; to scent, dry or blacken
with smoke ; to raise a smoke; to
light or kindle afire.
Kairvohdxv and -86icn, -vit fi, (fr.
same, and itypfiat to receive) a
chimney, Jlue, funnel ; a smok
ing-house.
Karrvbg, -ov, b, (fr. Kalia to burn,
and rvofj breath, th. rrvita to
breathe) smoke, vapour, exhala-
tion ; a fire ; vanity, falsehood,
deception.
Kuttvqvxos, -ov, b, (fr. last, andryu)
to receive) a chimney, funnel,
fiue.
Kairv6b> -5, f. -wcco, (fr. same) to
smoke, blacken with smoke.
KarrvdSast -eos-ovst b, f,, (fr. same)
smoky, reeking ; smoked, black.
Kqrro9vr><TKU) for Kat arroQvnoKW.
Karros, -ov, b, (fr. Kiinru) to breathe)
a puff", blast; a gale, breeze;
breath.
Karros, -ov, b, Dor. for Ktjreos.
KarrrraSoKla, -as, f/, Cappadocia, a
country.
KAP
Kdrrrrltpis, -<<5o$, fit a thorny shrub
which bears the buds called ca-
pers.
Karrrravci, by Sync, for Karairavci
3 sin. pres. ind. act. of Kara-
rravu).
Karrrre&lov for Kara rreilov, along or
through the plum.
Kdmrtoov, -cs, -t, in 3 du. K nnrc*
airnv, by Sync, for Karimaov
and Karcvtairnv, 2 a. ind. art. ol
Kararrlrrrii).
Karcrro<p6pos, -ov, b, f), (fr. the let-
ter Kand 0op/u) io hear) branded
or marked with K, which was the
mark of a well-bred horse ; ge-
nerous, spirited, high-bred.
Karrrrvpuraaa, by Sync, for xara-
vvpioaca, n. fern. \ a. par. act.
of Kara7rup/£w.
Kdrrpios, -ov, b. fit (fr- next) of a
•r boar, hoggish, like a pig,
with a pig s snout ; armed with
a beak or projecting stern.
Kdrrpos, -ov, b, a boar-pig, wild
boar.
Kdrrru), f. -\pu, p. KtKatpa, to eat,
feed; to eat greedily, feed with
a noise, mnunch, craunrh ; to
l>n uthe strong, snuff, blow, snort;
to pant, gasp.
Kut: alrv), (fr. next) to roast, scorch,
cratkle in the fire ; to burst out
laughing, laugh out ; to indulge
the appetite, revel, live luxuri-
ously.
Karrvpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. nexi, or fr.
Kalui to burn, And rrvp6u) to scorch)
blouing, puffing, panting ; hot,
dry, parclied.
Karrvw, f. -aw, (fr. Karrrw to breathe
oMt) to blow, puff, breathe, pant.
1 a. i\od. act. oufwmu
Karr<pd\ap\ by Mol and Poet.
Sync, for kJTu <pd\apa.
Kdrtw for Karrrw, to breathe, puff,
blow ; to pant, gash.
Kdrrwv, -wvost b, a capon.
Kdp, -apbst o, a man °f Caria, Ca-
rian ; a slave, vile, worthless.
For Carian slaves bore a bad
character.
Kip, indecl. by. Apoc. for Kapn
the head. Also for xt/p death.
Kdpa, and Ion. Kdpn, rb, indecl.
ny Apoo. for Kaprjvov.
KdpSfiost -ov, b, a crab, lobster,
cray-fish.
KapaSoKiw -w, f. -ifaw, p. -nKa, (fr.
Kdpa the head, and 6oKtb> to
think) to expect, look out or wait
for.
KapaSoKia, -as, fit (""• same) ex-
pectation, longing, desire.
KapaKdWiov, -ov, rb, a hood, co-
vering for the head.
YLapaTouiu -w,f. -rjau, (fr. Kapi the
head, and riuvu) to cut) to cut »ff
the head, behead.
KapQarivri, -»??, f), a coarse shoe,
sabot.
YLdphdnov, -ov, rb, nasiurtium,
I cresses.
\Kaptauv\vt 'Vit fc a woman's
name.
}Kap$auvo-ou>, for aKapSauvaao).
iKafiSduiauov, -ov, rb, (fr. Kdoo'auov
(314)
KAP
cresses, and duu>nov ginger) eat
damum.
Kdpfta, -as, »/, (perhaps fr. Ktao
the heart, or fr. KpalaUu to pal'-
pitate) tne hedrL iffertion, spirit,
murage; the nund, understand-
rill, memory, Mi
■ inl parts, stomach, bowels;
tlu middle, core or inside of any
thing.
■■:<, -n, -bv, (fr. last) relat-
ing to the In art or stomach; car-
i-iliul.
\Lapf>ioyvd>o"nis, -ov, b, (fr. same,
and yvwui to know) a knower of
t'a heart, reader of the thoughts;
disarni/ig, judging, intelligent.
v. Kap&ioyvdtaTa.
KapSiov\Kiu> -u>, f. -ficu), (fr. same,
MKJ that to draw) to take out
the heart ; to look for omens.
KapSidu) -i, (fr. same) to feel deep-
ly, take to heart ; to move or
affect the heart ; to wound. 1 a.
Mid. ant. tKiio! iwaa.
Kdpfiorros,-ov, b,akneading-trough.
KapSov^ios, -a, -ov, Carduchian.
\ oi, -u>v, o't, the Karduchi or
Curdurhians.
Kdprj, rb, indecl. see «rapa.
Kapn, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. act. or pass,
of Kfinu).
Kdpnap, -rjaros, and by Sync. -Tjros.
rb, same as Kdptivov.
Kaprjari, d. sin. of last.
KapnKoudia -a>, f. -yjaot, (fr. Kdpn
the head, and k6uv hair) to
wear the hair long, have long
hair.
KapnKouSuivrcs, Poet, for xapnKO-
udvrcs, n. p!. mas. cont. par.
pr^s. act. cl last.
KapTjvat, 2 a. inf. pass, of Ktinu).
Kdpnvov, -ov, rb, the head, skull; a
top, summit, height.
Kdpnros, by Sync, for Kapf/aros, g.
of Kdpnap.
KapiKbs, -ov, b, (fr. K«o a Carian)
Carian, like the Canans.
Kapivai, -uv, at, (fr. Kapt'a as de-
rived from thence) women wt\o
made lamentations at funerals.
KapTs, 'iSptt >'), (fr- fop* ^e head)
a kind of fish with a large
head ; a lobster ; the sea onion f
a shrimp.
KapKaipw, to sound, resound; to
tremble, vibrate, quiver.
KapKivost -ov, b, a crab-fish; the
sign cancer; a cancer, eating
sore; a snap-trap, snare; nip
pers.
KapKivom -5, (fr. last) to be like a
crab, resemble a crab, move back-
ward or sideways like a crab ; to
shoot roots spreading round like
the claios of a crab.
KapKtvujua, -dros, rb, (fr. same) a
cancer, eating sore.
KdofiT}\os, -ov, b, Caimel, a fruit-
ful field.
Kapvtia, -tov, ra, festivals in honour
of Apollo.
Kdoos, -ov, b, a sound or deadsleep;
heaviness, drowsiness ; a trance.
Kaobs. Dor. for Kypbs, g. of Kr)p
death : or for Knobs wo*.
RAP
KAP
Kapovyiov, -ov, rb, a carriage, cha- Hapirwaa, -aros, rb. (fr. same) pro-
rioi. duce, yrui< ; benefit, advantage,
Kap6d) -w,f. -wdw, p. K£Krapu)Ka (fr. emolument, gain, profit; a sac-
Kapos drowsiness) to overcome rifice, offering, victim,
with sleep, make drowsy, lull, Kdpiraxnj, -to?, Att. -ms, fa (fr.
put to sleep. Kapoojxai -ovpai, to same) a reaping the fruits; frui-
be overpowered with heaviness, tion, enjoyment, possession, use,
fall into a trance. 1 a. ind. pass. benefit, advantage ; an oblation,
eicapwdnv. I victim, sacrifice.
Kaprrai, -<3v, al, worms that infest \Kapitwrbs, -fa -bv, (fr. same) dyed
with fruit, wrought or adorned
olives
Kaptrata, -as, t), a kind of dance in
armour.
KaptrdXluos, -ov, b, fa quick, speedy,
swift, immediate, sudden, hasty.
KapiraXiuws, (fr. last) soon, imme-
diately, quickly, directly, speedily
hastily.
Kapndtfvos, -n, -ov, (fr. next) made
of flax, linen
Kdpirdcros, -ov, b, flax, linen; a
dose of poison*
Kapirtjatov, -ov, rb, a medicinal
plant.
Kapiri^o), (fr. Kapirbs fruit) to gather
fruit, gather in harvest, reap ; to
gain, make profit. Kapnifyuai,
to demand, claim, assert, gain
freedom.
Kdpir'cfios, -t], -ov% (fr. Kap-xbs fruit)
fruitful, productive, fertile.
Kapiris, -tSos, fa an assertion, claim,
demand, support, defence.
Kapmo-rris, -ov, b, (fr. last) a sup-
porter, patron, advocate, de-
fender.
tLapiriaria, -as, fa (fr. same) a set-
ting al liberty, giving freedom,
manumission*
Kapn60pij)TOs, -ovyb, fa (fr. Kapirbs
fruit, and /jpcicr/cw to eat) bearing
eatable fruit.
KapiroHaiVyd. pi. Ion. of Kap-T<5j.
Kapirbs, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. Kap<pia
to dry) fruit, grain, seed ;
growth, produce, offspring ; pro-
fit, advantage, emolument, re-
ward; result, effect, conse-
quence; the wristhpalm. The
name of a man.
KapiroQopu, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
act. of
KapiroQopm -ai,f. -rj<xw, p. Kitcapiro-
<p6pr)K.a, (fr. Kapirbs fruit, and
<f>opiu) same as th. (bipu to bear)
to bear fruit, bring forth, produce.
KapiroQopnvaiyl a. inf. act. —Kap-
irod>oprj<ju)uev, 1 pi. 1 a. sub. act.
of last.
Kapirod>6pos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same)
bearing fruit, fertile, productive,
fruitful.
Kapiro<popov<xi, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. — Kapirofiopov/izvos, -t}, -ov,
par. pres. pass. cont. — Kap-o-
QopovvTEs, n. pi. cont. par. pres.
act. of same.
Kapn6o) -d, (fr. Kapirbs fruit) to
fructify, make fertile. Kapirdo-
ftai -ovfiai , to collect, reap, gather
the fruits of the earth ; to own,
possess ; to derive, take, acquire,
enjoy ; to plunder, spoil, drain,
waste, consume : to feel, expe-
rience, suffer ; to sacrifice, make
offerings. 1 a. act. f*cdp*wua*
mid. tKofntjiffdunv.
with representations of fruits, of
divers colours; reaching io the
wrist or ankle.
Kdpfra, a city of Mesopotamia.
Kappifyivy, Kappe^ovaa, by ^Eol.
Sync, for KarapiCeiv, pres. inf.
act. and Karapi^ovaa, n. fern,
par. pres. act. of /carape£w.
Kdpj>ov, -ov, to, a car, cart, car-
riage, chariot.
Kdppwv, Dor. for Kpelcrcwv.
Kapptaros, -ov, b, name of a man
celebrated for his skill in driv-
ing.
Kdpcrios, -a, -ov, oblique, crooked,
sideways, awry.
Kdpra, (fr. Kapros, for tcpdros
strength) very, exceedingly ; cer-
tainly, surely. Hx icdpra, and
surelyr by all means.
KdpraWos, -ov, b, a case or basket
narrow at the bottom.
Kdprei, d. sin cont. of Kapros, for
icpdros.
Kaprepaixpas, -a, b, Poet, and Dor .
for
Kaprepai^iitjg, -ov, b, (fr. Kaprcpbs
strong, and atxpn a spear) brave
at the spear, a warrior, hero.
KapTtpita -<2, f. -f)Ou>, p. KtKaprfprjKa,
(fr. Kaprcpbs strong, th. Kapros,
for Kpdros strength) to be strong
or robust; to persevere, persist,
continue constant, hold on; to
endure, bear, suffer. ] a. act.
ind. CKapripncra, opt. Kapreprjaai-
ui, andiEol. Kaprtpno-zia, -as, -e.
Kaprepia, -as, fa (fr. same) endu-
rance, patience, sufferance ; for-
titude.
KaprcptKbs, -r), -bv, (fr. same) pa-
tient, enduring.
Kapr£p69vpos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same,
and Svixbs the mind) steady,
firm, constant, resolute; patient,
enduring, hardy ; brave-hearted,
courageous.
Kaprspbv, neut. adverbially for
Kaprep&s-
KapT£poTr\ti%, -nyos, b, fa (fr. Kapre-
pbs strong, and 7rXi;o-o;a)to strike)
dealing hard blows, violent,
fierce, strong.
Kaarzpos, -a, -bv, (fr. icdpros, fbr
Icpdros strength) strong, lusty,
able, robust ; powerful, mighty ;
master of, commanding, able to
manage or direct; prevailing,
victorious ; enduring, patient,
hardy, persevering ; courageous,
valiant, brave, stout ; violent,
vehement; harsh, stern, se-
vere.
Kap-ep4(ppova, a. sin. of
K.apTtp6i{>pu)v, -ovos, b, fa (fr. last,
and d>pt)vth& mind) high-minded,
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KAP
bold-hearted, brave, valiant; r»»
solute, determined.
KaprtpQs, (fr. Kaprepbs strong)
strongly, powerfully, ably ; for
cibly, effectively ; bravely, stout-
ly, valiantly; vehemently, ti»o-
lently.
KapnoTos, by Metath. for Kpdno
ros, a superlative from updrvs
strength, but attributed to apw-
dbs, which see.
Kaprbs, -r), -bv, arawn out, fine,
thin, slender; split, divided,
made small.
Kapros, -eos -ovs, rb, Metath. for
Kpdros.
Kaprvvai, 1 a. inf. act. of
Kaprvvu), by Metath. for Kparvvtt.
Kapva, -as, fa (fr. Kapa a head) a
walnut.
KapvYvos, -rj, -ov, (fr. last) of wal-
nut.
KapvlaKos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same) like
a nut, or almond. Also subg.
a nut, almond; a cup, small
vessel.
KapvKTj, -ns, fa a hash; sauce,
gravy.
Kdpvl~r -vkos, b, Dor. for K^ovf.
Kapvt-aica, Dor. and JEo\. for
Knpvt-aaa, n. fern. par. 1 a. act.
— Kapu^s, Dor. for Ktjpv^e, which
Ion. for eKripvt^e, 3 sin. 1 a. ind.
act. of Knpvacria.
Kdpvov, -ov, rb, (fr. Kapva a wal-
nut) a tvalnut tree.
Kapvcrtru), Dor. for Ktfpvaoia.
Kapv(j)rbv, -ov, rb, (fr. Kapva a wal-
nut) a cup, or bowl shaped like
or. made of a nut.
KaptydXios, -a, -ov, (fr. next) dry,
withered; parched, arid, scorch-
ed.
Kdp^oj, -eos -ovs, b, fa (fr. next)
straw, stubble,, reed; chaff, shav-
ings, a splinter, mote ; a stalk.
twig, shoot, scion ; a billet, ticket,
note; a nest of straw, leaves,
&c.
K.ap<p(jx, f. -d/io, p. K(Kap<f>a, to dry,
parch, scorch ; to wither, blight ;
to cover with dust, soil, dirty.
Kap^aXios,. -a, -ov, found in Ho-
mer for Kop<pa\ios.
Kapxapodovra, a. sin. of
Kap%ap68ovs,. -oyros, b, fa (fr. Kap-
Xapos rough) and oSovs a tooth)
sharp toothed, rough with teeth,
fierce, savage.
Kdp%apos, -ov, b, fa (fr. ^apdaaia
to engrave) uneven, rough, rug-
ged.
Kapxdotovi Dor. for Kapvfjaiov.
Yiapxn.b6viosK -a, -ov, (fr. next)
Carthaginian, a Carthaginian.
Kap^rj^wv, -6vos, fa Carthage, the
name of a city.
Kap%>7<rTov, -ov, rb, the round top
or cross trees on a mast ; a ship ;
a sail ; a cup or goblet shaped
like the ancient round top, or
like a boat.
Kapw, Dor. for Knpui, d. sin. of
Krjpos,
Kdpoxns, -ios, Att. -ew?, i$, (fr. k&-
qos a swoon) a deep sleep, drow-
siness, lethargy.
KAT
XaodXPn, -*1S, and KaoaXfids, -dbos,
f)t a courtesan, harlot.
ILdaaf, -ov, b, tapestry, cloth or
carpet nappy on each side ; a rid-
ing coat; housn
Kuaavpa, -ac, and Kuawpij, -/<5os, >'/,
(fr. «ca<Tcra a harlot, and iipu
beauty) u kmkt,
HapiXvvov, for tea) aaiXrjvov.
KacOXotoiv, for /cat trflXoio-tv, Ion.
for taflAoiV, d. pi. of caOXds.
\aata, -a$, J}, caasia, cinna-
mon.
Kaclyvirr,t Apos. for Kaalyvnrt, v.
of
E.aa(yvvTOf,-ov, and Ion, -oio, (fr.
next, and yivouai to be) akin,
related; mas. a brother; tern.
a *iskT, cousin ; n relation.
Knots, -ioy, Att. -tajf, /;, kindred,
relations; a brothtr or sister,
cousin; a companion. / 'riend.
Kdaca, -as, //, (perhaps fr, <cds'w to
adorn) a harlot.
HaoodvLpn, -ns, i), Cassandra, a
woman's name
Kaacin, -as, //, same as Koala.
Kaaclrcpos, and Att. Karrlrcpos,
-ov, b, (perhaps fr. tdcaa
tncious) tin, as looking hki
■ilver.
Kaoovw, and Att. Kam'iw, f. -*J<tuj,
to ««« underneath, fasten up to,
fix under ; to sew or etUch to-
gether, patch, mend; to contrive,
scheme, plot.
Kaardva, -as, »;, Castana, name of
a city.
Kavravaticbs, -ft, -bv, (fr. last) of
Castana. Kaaravaucbv xdpvov,
a chestnut.
Kdoravov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
chestnut tree.
Kitrrdpcioi, -a, -ov, (fr. Kdorup,
the brother of Pollux) as Kaord-
ptiov ftiXos, or Kaordpetoc. vuvos,
fAe *on.^ q/" Castor, the war song
of the Spartans.
Kdarup, -opoi, b, a beaver.
KdVye0£, by .^Eo!. Sync, for xa-
Tio-%tQt, 3 sin. impf. act. of xa-
raa^iOv, for Kari^ot.
Kda^cro, JE6L Sync, for Kario^t-
ro, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. mid. of ku-
ri^ti).
Kara, with a g. ; down, down-
wards ; against ; of, about, con-
cerning; upon, down upon; by,
in the name of; in, amonz ; in,
upon. Rarely with d. and only
among the Poets, from, among.
With a. according to, like as;
in, among, during, whilst; to,
unto; towards; at, near, by,
hard by; opposite, against, be-
fore ; with, at, among, along
with; through, for, by reason
of, on account of; even to, unto
KAT
of idols. It is redundant, as
Karadvi/aKW to die. It gfc
ill sense, as KaraSwaorcvw to
tyrannize; KaraptXtu) to m fieet.
Kara, for kui lira, and then, tfien,
Kardpa. by Apoc. for xardfirjOi or
KtiTuiiuOi, 2 a. impr. act. fiif <a-
rmfiabm. Or it is pr<s. impr.
act. cont. of Karujltiu, obs. from
vrhiefa come Kardfinui, winch
gives the 2 a. attributed to *a-
Karaiiaivu, 3 sin. pres. ind. art.
— Kara/iaii'/rw, :5 mil |>n s.
impr. act. — Kurallaliuiv, -own,
-ov, a. -iniTii, -vovaav, pi. n.
-vtvrcs, g. -vtvrutv, a. -vovras,
p;ir. prts. art. of
i. j, f. mid. -/JiJffO/mi, p.
-tiilirjKu, (fr. /curd downwards,
>alvu> to go) to come or go
down, descend ; to dismmnU ; to
disemfxirk, land ; to came hark,
return, ininf. a< t. Karijaivov. 2
'. ind. K,m'jit!V impr. Ka-
Td0nOt or KardPisBi, cod t>v Apoc
xardfla, which see ; sub. Kara-
Pi' inf. xarafiiivM' par. Ka-
l *\6utvos, -v, -ov, par. prcs.
KarapdXXu), f. -Xw, p. KarafiipXn-
ku, (fr. <f«r« down, and /?dXX« to
throw) to throw, cast, knock or
put down ; to level, fill ; to -
oxirturn, mirllirmr, di stray, brat
r/inrn ; to prostrate, humble; to
lower, sink, lit doun, drop ; to
lay flown or aside ; to pay mm ■
to lay a foundation ; to make a
In fin ommence ; to
throw into, involve, imnifmfti
bring into. prcs. ind. pass, xara-
(JdXXopat. per. ind. pass. Kara-
/?//3X»7/i««. 1 a. ind. pass, icart-
fiXfiQnv. per. ind. mid. tcaraPi-
(ioXa.
Karaj8oirri^o/io«,f.-/«ro/jaj, p. icara-
(icPdnTtouai, (fr. same, and /3air-
ri'^to to plunge, th. /?dirrw to
dip) to plunge, fall or MM into ;
to disembogue, flow into.
Karafiapiu) -a, f. -i}tru>, p. Kara(it~
PdptiKa, (fr. same, and (iapiu> to
sink, th. (idpos weight) to weigh,
press or sink down ; to heap on,
overload, burden, la. ind. act.
jcarcfldpnoyz.
Karaliapvvu), (fr. same) same as
last.
Karafids, -dan, -dv, d. -/?dvr«, pi.
n. -j3dvr«j, par. 2 a. act. of ku-
Ta^aivu) .
KaraPdoios, -ov, b, f), (fr. Kara-
fiaivu to go down) descendin.
falling, moving downwards.
Kard/3ocrjs, -tog, Att. -twf, {}, (fr,
up to; separately, severally, each\ same) a descent, motion down-
by each ; along, all along ; over,
beyond; as to, as concerning
by, by means of. It forms a
Periphrase like au(f>l, as ol
Kara tt6X iv, those of the city, the
inhabitants. In composition,
down, downwards, against. It is
intensive as tcarttiuXo;, fuU'i
wards ; a slope, declivity ; a low-
er place or situation, d. Kara^
(3doei.
KarafidTW, 3 sin. ofKardflaOi, same
as KardfinQi, 2 a. impr. of Kara-
0alvu>. Or, it is 3 sin. cont. pres.
impr. of icara(3dw, obs. whence
Kard&nui.
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K VT
KaraflavKaXdu) -w, (fr. xard Hitrns.
and BmaxaXdVy which see.
Kartiiio'tXva-cnuitu, (fr. same, and
(ictXiaoouui to pollute) to nm-
iMMMfe, jad to ubomtnt
' hat- , abhor.
■ t -ovuat, (fr-
Iii in) to ajjlnn, at-
. maiutrilK mow.
■v.*, per. ind. act. — Knra
(iidi)K(>T!s, n. pi. jiar. per. act.
of mrrsjSafVn,
\r)i>i>'os, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of KaraiiuXXu).
'ntOa, -ai,-s, per. ind. mid.
JpiOu).
Kmrufiftt 3 sin. 2 a. sub. a<t. —
ffc, impr. — K«ra^»>ai,
ml*. '2 a. ait. of
II, (Ir. Kara dov. i
and ptyu to jQ>) nli>. Init lend*
■ K.inijiuiyu), Which
KaTu/iiJffco, Ion. for Karriiir/cov, 1
f. mi.l. impr. (\n1iic1i is not
usual) ol'sauif.
Karaliovouai, -tj, -trai, 1 f. ind.
mid. of
s'nj, fr. Kara intcna. and
i^w, f. -Saio, (fr. koto*
downward, and (ii(ld$u> to force
down) to force, drive or thrust
down ; to throw, cast, knock o.
fling down ; to fell, tumble, de-
molish, destroy ; to oppress, hum-
lib, hum: down. Kara(}i,3d%0ucut
to Mil . - "'/;/, submit,
bt ol i reome. 1 a. ind. act. Kurt-
ilidnca. per. ind. pass. Karapc-
(Uliaoftat. 1 a. ind. pass, nart-
Pi^doOnv.
KaraPiPacrdrjoopai, -ji, -crai, pass.
— KarafiiPdoouai, mid. 1 f. ind,
of last.
yLarafiifiptLaicw, same as xaTajSpwff-
KW,
Karaftiov, 2 sin. cont. pres. impr.
art. — Karaftiutaas, par. 1 a.
act. of
Kara/3ido> -5, f. -waw, (fr. <car« in-
tens. and /?idu> or /3fo>/u to live,
th. (Jio$ life) to live, lead a life,
pass through life, approach the
end of life.
KaTa0iu)0is, -to?, Att. -tw?, fj, (fr.
same) life, a course of life ; the
end or conclusion of life.
Kara/3XfVw, f. -^w, p. KarafitfiXz-
<pa, (fr. Kara downwards, and
/? A f 7tw to look ) to look down upon,
look back.
KaTaijXn-^dojxm, fr. Kara intens.
and pXn^fhuai, which see.
KaraBodu) -tD, f. -/jaw, (fr. /card
against, and ftodu to cry) to cry
out against, exclaim upon, hoot
at, inveigh against vehemently :
to shout louder, out-bawl. pres.
inf. mid. KarafiodtcQai -doBai.
KaTa($6no-is, -tog, Att. -£u)s, f), (fr.
same) a crying, clamour, out-
cry, exclamation, invective, re-
proach.
KarafioXd^ -as, a, Dor. for
KarafloXr), -J??, ff, (fr. KarafidXXid
to throw down, th. /SdXXw to
KAT
throw) a casting or throwing \
down ; a sowing ; a raising off-
spring ; a laying down, founda-
tion, structure, conformation,
building ; a deposile.
KarafioaKiu -<2, same as
Kara^oa kw, and Karapdaicouai, (fr.
Kara along, and j3d<r/cw to teed)
to graze, feed, pasture, browse ;
to tend or follow cattle, let cat-
tle graze upon. KarafiocKoixz-
vdwv, JEidi. for -outvwv, g. pi.
par. pres. mid.
KaraPpaPeviTw, 3 sin. pres. impr.
act. of
Karaflpaffevw, f. -evcu>, (fr. Kara.
against, and ppaPevoj to award,
th. (}pa(ld's- an umpire) to de-
fraud of a prize, decide unfairly ;
to wrong ; to judge against or
condemn unjustly ; to circum-
vent by coUusion; to behave
haughtily, act tyrannically. 1 a.
- ipd. act. Kartfipdfievaa.
A.ara^pa^v, (fr. Kara according to,
and ($pa%vs short) by degrees,
leisurely, gently; by and by,
after a while, shortly.
Karafipixo), (fr. Kara intens. and
/Jpf'yo ♦« sprinkle) to pour all
over, wash, bathe; to plunge,
sink. Karappixeiv aiyjj, to bury
in silence.
Kara@pi£u), (fr. same, and (3pi?w
to nap) to loiter, linger, idle, de-
lay.
KaraffpiOw, (f. -taw, (fr. same, and
PpiQu) to be heavy) to weigh, be
heavy ; to load, heap, lay on,
Jill up ; to be loaded, abound,
have in plenty.
KaTaj3poY>?, -jjfSj fa (fr. /cara/fyf^w
to wet) irrigation, watering,
sprinkling, moistening.
KaraPpaua, -dros, to, (fr. Kara-
fipuHjKti) to devour, th. fipojoKU) to
eat) any thing eaten, food, meat,
victuals.
Kard^puicii, -lOf, Att. -£a>?, ^, (fr.
same) food ; a feeding upon,
consumption ; a gnawing, ero-
sion, rust, canker.
YLarafipwoKw, f. -aw, (fr. Kara in-
tens. and PpLXTKw to eat) to eat
up, devour, swallow up.
KarafivOi^w, f. -Ycrw, p. Kara0ef3v-
QiKa, (fr. Kara downward, and
(3vdi£u) to sink, th. (3v9bs a gulf)
to immerge, plunge, sink down,
drown.
YLara^waoftai, Ion. for KaraPorjao-
uai, 1 f. ind. mid. of Kara-
(3odw.
Karayayuv, inf. — Karaydyns, -yrj,
2 and 3 sin. sub. — Karayaywv,
n. pi. Karayayovrzs, par. 2 a.
act. by Att. Epenth. for Kara-
ytiv, &C. of Kardyw.
Kardyaiog, -ov, 6, fi, (fr. Kara
beneath, and yata the earth)
toward the ground, nearer the
earth, inferior, lower; under-
ground, subterraneous.
KarayyiXXtiv, pres. inf. act. — Ka-
rayyiXXerai, 3 sin. pres. ind.
pas? — KarayytWojitv, -yiXXtrz,
-viWovo-i, pi. pres. ind. act
KAT
KarayyiXXwv, par. pros. act. of
KarayyiXXw.
KarayyiXXeis, -eos, Att. -iwg, b,
(fr. next) a proclaimed, publisher,
messenger, preacher.
KarayyiXXw, f. -eXw, p. Kart'/y-
ytXna, (fr. T.ard. intens. and ay-
yiXXw to publish) to announce,
declare plainly, set forth, optidy,
preach aloud, proclaim, publish.
1 a. ind. act. KartjyyuXa. 2 a.
ind. act. Karr/yyeXov pass, ica-
rnyyiXnv. per. ind. mid. *car^y-
yeXa.
Kardytiv, pres. inf. act. of Ka-
rdyw.
KaraycXaad/iaouai, -n, -trai, 1 f.
ind. pass, of KarayeXdw.
KarayiXaaros, -ov, 6, rj, (fr. next)
ridiculous, laughable, contempti-
ble.
KarayeXdw -w, f. -daw, p. Karayt-
yiXaica, (fr. Kara against, and
ytXdw to laugh) to laugh at,
scoff", ridicule, deride, impf. act.
KartyiXaov -<i)v, -acs -as, -at -a.
1 a. ind. act. KartyiXaaa.
KarayfXwj, -wto$, b, (fr. last)
laughter, ridicule, scoff, derision ;
a laughing-stock, butt.
Karayiuw, fr. Kara intens. and
ycuw, which see.
KaraynpdoKovai, 3 pi. pres. ind.
act. of
KaraynpaffKU), f. -daw, (fr. Kara
intens. and ynpdaKw to grow old,
th. yrjpas old age) to grow old,
be stricken in years, become aged.
K.arayi£w, Ion. for KaOayi^w.
Karaylvhiv, Ion. for /cara'yaj',pres.
inf. of Kardyw.
KarayivwaKji, 3 sin. pres. sub. act.
of
KaraytvwaKw, f. Karayvwaw, p. Ka-
riyvwKa (fr. Kara against, and
yivwaKw to know) to form an
opinion against, give judgment,
determine or decide against, con-
demn, blame; to understand,
know, comprehend, per. ind.
pass. Kariyvwa/iai' par. narey
vwauivog.
Karayvdnrw, f. -ipw, (fr. Kara in
tens, and yvd-rw to card) to
card or comb wool; to set it
aside, lay it by or in order when
carded ; to lay up in mind, pon-
der, revolve, 1 a. ind. act. Ka
riyvaipa.
Karnyvoinv, -ns, -n, opt. — Karay-
vd>,-:p?, -u3, sub. — Kardyvwdi.
-wrw, impr. 2 a. act. of Karayi-
VUXTKO).
Kardyvvui or Karayvvw, same as
Kardyw.
Kardyi'wais, -iog, Att. -eiog, >;, fr.
KaraytvwaKw to condemn) con-
demnation, sentence ; blame, cen-
sure ; a mistake, error.
Karayoyyv^w, f. -u<ru>, p. Karaye-
ydyyvKa, (fr. Kara against, and
yoyyvfa to murmur) to murmur
against, grumble, complain se-
cretly.
KarayorjTEVit), (fr. same, and yon-
rcvu) to deceive th. yoys an im-
postor) to delude, cheat, beguile,
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KAT
impose upon, deceive with false
pretences.
Karayopacubs, -ov, b, (fr. Kara in-
tens. and ayopa a market) a
buying up, forestalling.
TLarayopzvais, -toj, Att. -eus, ?';, (fr.
next) an accusation, informa
tion ; a discovery, disclosure, pub-
lication.
Karayopevd), f. -tvcoi, (fr. Karat
against, and ayopevw to ha-
rangue, th. ayopa the market)
to speak against, accuse, im-
peach; to expose, disclose, di-
vulge.
Karaypd<po$, -ov, b, fi, (fr. next)
markea all over, written upon,
painted.
Karaypdipu), f. -y'w, (fr. Kara in-
tens. and ypdcpu to write) to
write down ; to write out, describe
fully, particularize ; to enlist,
levy, enrol; to nominate, ap-
point ; to prescribe, order ; to
paint ; to take or tear down.
Karayvuvd{,ti>, fr. same, and yvu-
vdfa, which see.
Kardyu), ~Kardyvvui or Karayvtfw,
f. -a£a>, and Att. -ed^w, p. Karia-
"%a, (fr. same, and ayw &c. to
break) to break or dash to pieces ;
to break in any manner, bruise,
crush. 1 a. ind. act. Karia^a.
2 a pass. ind. Kartdynv, -ns,
-n' sub. Kar,ayS>, -fis, -rj, in 3
pi. KarayCoai, and KarcayZo'i.
per. ind. mid. /carjjya, and
Kariaya.
Kardyoi, f. -a'£o>, p. -»)%a, and Att.
Kardyn-^a, (fr. Kara along, and
ayw to lead) to bring, lead or
take down ; to humble, subdue,
break; to lead along, guide,
conduct ; to entertain, receive,
treat hospital y ; to bring a vessel
to land, arrive in port ; to recall,
bring back, restore, reinstate. 2
a. act. Att. ind. Kar/jydyoV sub.
Karaydyw inf. Karayayuv par.
Karayaywv.
Karaywyri, -rjs, >/, (fr. last) con-
veyance, carriage, conduct ; a
bringing back, return, restora-
tion, restitution ; an inn, lodg-
ing ; a port, harbour, dock.
KaraywvtfyiJiai, f, -tao/jtai, p. Karn-
ywviauai, (fr. Kara against, vnd
oyovi^w to fight, th. aywv a bat-
tle) to conquer in war, subdue,
vanquish. 1 a. ind. mid. Karn-
ywvtadnr/V, -u>, -aro.
KaracdQouai, (fr. Kara among,
and 6d£ouai to divide) to di-
vide, allot, share, distribute ; to
tear in pieces, rend; to feast,
entertain, give a treat; to be en-
tertained, &c. I a. inf. pass.
KaraSaaOfjvat.
Karataih), (fr. Kara intens. and
Sacu) to divide) to divide among,
share; to feast upon, eat up,
devour ; to learn, know.
KariSaKvu), fr. same, and 6dKvw,
which see.
KaracaKpvw, fr. same, and SaKpvu
to weep, which see.
KaruOcfid^ix), and Sa^dm •&, f.
KAT
p. taradtSdnaica, (fr.
same, and 6apd$o to subdue)
to vanquish, bring into subjec-
tion, conquer wholly, subdue to-
tally ; to tame, reclaim, make
gentle, per. ind. pass. KaraStdd-
uaauai.
Karaiarravdu -w, (fr. same, and
Sawavdu to expend, th. catravn
cost) to consume, waste, lay
out or spend profusely.
KaraSdirru), f. -<f », (fr- same, and
6dTTTut to devour) to tear, rend,
mangle.
KaraSapOdvu or KaTa8pn(lu>,{.Kara-
6apdi)<Tu>, (fr. same, and tapddvui
to sleep) to strep soundly, full
fast asleep. For tenses see 6ap-
9dvu.
KaraSaadnvai, 1 a. inf. pans, of
Karacd^oftat.
Karahchrtpos, -a, -ov, comp. of
Karaicni, -i°i -ovc, b, ^, (fr. Kara
intens. and Siouai to want) want-
ing, deficient, imperfect, defec-
tive ; inferior, worse.
Karaite, fr. same, and 6ct, which
see.
KaraStUwut or -vvu>, (fr. same,
and ctiKvvfii to show) to show
forth, invent, discover ; to dis-
play, make apparent, exhibit.
Karahti\idw -w, f. -aaw, (fr. same
and itiXidu to fear, th. <5t»Adj
cowardly) to Oar greatly, dreail,
be frightened, shrink from, avoid.
KaraSifrit, Ion. for KaraSci^ai, 1 a.
inf. mid. of KaraoiUvvfii.
Karaiiouai, f. ~&stj9tpmt, p. -ciein-
pai, (fr. Kara intens. and 6iopat
or 6tiouai to entreat) to
pray earnestly, pray against, de-
precate, beg off. 1 a. ind. pass
Karthti'finv.
Ka.raHo\in, -n$, »'/, (fr. Kara upon,
and oipua the skin) the skin of
the head, scalp.
Karahtcficvu, f. -evau>, (fr. k irn in
tens, and Sco/ibs fetters) to bind
down, confine ; to bind, oblige,
engage.
Karatta^}), -r}y, >'/, (fr. same) a
bundle, packet, parcel.
Karat toads, -or, b, (fr. same) a
binder, bandage, fillet ; a charm,
incantatim.
KaraScvn, 3 sin. pres. suh. art. of
Karatevu), f. -trot, (fr. Kara intens.
and 8tvu) to we!) to rain upon,
wet, moisten, sprinkle, bedew. 1
a. in J. act. Karitcvaa, -as, -e.
Karafexopai, f. -^o/iat, (fr. same,
and Sixouat, to take) to receive
back, take again, readmit ; to re-
ceive or feel an effect, suffer, en-
dure, undergo.
Karadfu), f. -;/<rw, p. KaratitnKa,
and -c<a, (fr. same, and Siu to
tie) to tie upon, fasten to, secure;
to bind up, bandage; to confine,
restrain, hinder, prevent. 1 a.
ind. act. KariSnaa.
KardSriXog, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
Srj\os clear) very plain, clear,
evident, apparent.
KaraSnuaywyiu) -w, fr. same, and
onua-yutyiu), which see.
KAT
KaraSnuofiopiu -u>, f. -jjerw, (fr.
same, t^uos the people, and po-
pd food) to devour the people,
prey upon the nation ; to embez-
zle or waste public property ; to
feed or maintain the people.
KaraSiaipiut -u», f. -fiam, p. -Kara-
SirjprjKa, (fr. Kara intens. 6iu
through, and aipiia to take) to
divide among, share, apportion,
allot. 2 a, ind. act. KaratuiXov,
-c$, -e' mid. Karahui\6pnv, -ov,
-tro.
KaraSiairdu) -<5, (fr. Kara against,
and iiairdofiat to lead life, th.
ttatra manner of living) to
judge, decide or deb
a;oinst, pass sentence upon, de-
cree.
KaraSiiouv, pres. inf. cont. of «a-
raiicitu, for
Kara6iSu>ui, f. -6tiau, p. -HSuta,
(fr. Kara according to, and 61-
otttfii to give) to give among,
distribute, diiide, share, allot ; to
fiow or run into, disembogue.
K.araStKd$crc, 2 pi. pres. ind. or
impr. of
K.aratiKafa, f. -ao~u), (fr. Kara
against, and <5«cd£w to judge)
to determine against, judge,
pronounce sentence upon, con-
demn. 1 a. ind. pass. KareSi-
KaaOnv.
KaTaiiKaaQfioopai, -n, -crai, 1 f.
ind. pan, — KaraSiKaoOd, -tjs,
-H, 2 pi. -Brirt, 1 a. sub. pass,
of last.
Karaite, -ns, fj, (fr. Kara against,
and 61 xn justice) verdict, sen-
tence, condemnation; a fine
penalty, punishment.
K.aTa6u!)Kttt, f. -£u>, (fr. same, and
ciuiKdi to pursue) to follow close,
pursue, hang upon the rear. 1 a
ind. act. Kartciu>£a.
KaraioKtut -w, f. -//era), (fr. Kara
accordingly, and ooKim to seem)
to think, suppose, conjecture,
imagine ; to deem, repute, es
: to appreliend, suspect ; to
expect, hope for.
Kara^oAcc^fw -<5, f. -n<rw, (fr. Ka
intens. and a^uXto-^/u) to con-
, which see) to trifle, talk
idiy, prate; to converse, chat;
to meditate, think, muse.
Kardtouai, see Karatitto.
Kara6ov\o7, 3 sin. cont. prer. ind
or sub. act. of
Kara<5ovAdu>-», f.-waw,p. -$ccov\u>-
Ka, (fr. Kara intens. and 6ov\6u>
to enslave, th. 6ovXos a slave)
to enslave, bring into bondage,
reduce to slavery, par. pres
pass. Kara6ov\o6utvo$ -ov/icvos.
1 a. mid. ind. Kara5ov\u><rdunv'
sub. KaraSov^data^ai, in 3 pi.
KaraSov\u>ffU)vrai.
Karatpdn), f. -Spdau), and KaraSi-
opdaKu), f. -titpdau, (fr. /card
along, and Spd'j) or Si6pdo-K<a to
run) to run doton or along; to
run away or from, shun, avoid.
2 a. ind. act. Karitpajiov, from
Kara^pifio), obs. fr. same, and
(Wuu>, obs. to run,
(31S>
KAT
Kara6pinw, fr. Kara intens. and
ipiitu, which see.
Karat pijdu, see Kara6ap9dvu>.
K.pratpo/.ir), -T;j, f/, (fr. Karadpfpii),
10 run down, th. Spipu,
obs. for which is used rp/^o> to
run) a shock, charge, encounter;
an incursion, invasion ; a run-
ning down, descent, course.
Karafipvnru), fr. Kara intens. and
Ipvvru), which see.
Kardcvfii, see KaraSvvu). pres. inf.
act. Kuraivrai.
ttrriia, -as, »'/, (fr. xard
t, and evvaarda power)
tyranny, opjrression, slavery.
icrrcvdunos, -n, -ov, par.
Si vacrcvovaiVy
pi. pr<s. ind. act. of
lorttio), f. -tvoii), p. -Sto'v-
vdarrcvKa, (fr. Kara" against, and
cvvaortvu) to govern, th. iivauai
to he able) to reduce to subjec-
tion, bring into submission, ty-
rannize, oppress, em
KaraSvrciv, pres. inf. act. of *a-
ra6vvu).
KaraSvvra, a. sin. of KaraSiis, par.
2 a. act. of KardSvpi, or
Karatvvio, -vu> or -vfii, f. -uyw, p.
-b'ib'vKa, (fr. KarH downwards,
and 6vpu, &c. to enter) to go
down, descend into ; to sink, im-
merge, plunge; to enter into,
penetrate, sink deeply ; to hide,
retire, withdraw ; to shun, avoid,
be ashamed, mistrust, notventure ;
to sink, set ; to dress, put on, 2
a. act. \nd. Kar(6vv, -vs, -v. impr.
KaracvQi' inf. Karabvvai' par.
KaraSvs.
Karaivaco, Ion. for Karaivaov, 1 f.
impr. (not usual) mid. of kw
ratvvw.
Kardivais, -toj, Att. -cwj, f), (fr.
same) a descent, letting, sending
or ^oing down; a cave, den; an
viol.
Kard&vrov, -ov, rd, (fr. KaraSvvu
to set) the setting of the sun, the
wst.
KaraSvu), see KaraSvvu).
Karatidu) or Kardhw, (fr. Kard in-
tens. and aeiSu) to sing) to sing
as birds, chirp, chatter, make a
noise; to enchant, charm. Ka-
ra tojiai, to feel the ears ring with
singing, have the sound still in
tne ears.
Karatifiivos, -n,-ov, Poet, for KaOti-
fiivos, par. per. pass, of KaQivvv-
ya or KaQeu).
Kardtiut, for Kartifit.
Kara'ivvov, -£?, -c, impf. act. of
Karacivvoy, Karaeivu) or Karaeivvui,
(fr. Kara intens. and tivvw, &c.
to put on) to dress, clothe, put
on ; to cover, shroud, hide, con-
ceal.
Karaetvdijnv, -5, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of Kardci/jii.
Karafyvyvvfii, f. -£a>, (fr. Kara, in-
tens. and ^evyvvfti to yoke) to
unite, conjoin; to encamp.
Karu(ta/i|3fw-iD,and KaraQafi^hfiat
-ova-it, (fr. Kara, intens. and
§aui}zu> to admire) to wonder at,
KAT
ahow astonishment, express sur-
prise, admire greatly.
Karaddirroi, fr. same, and $dirra),
which see.
Karadaptrio) and KaraOappiut -w, f.
-fjo~<j>. fr. same, ana ^ap«u>,
which see.
KaraQd/inv, -zlo, -tiro, 2 a. opt.
mid. — YLaraQtivai, 2 a. inf. act.
of Kararidvfii.
Karddsna, KaraSe/nari^t), see Kara-
vdBtpa and KaravaQepari^ui.
lLaraBicdai, 2 a. inf. mid. — Ka-
rddnao, Poet, for Karddeoo or Ka-
rddov,2 a. impr. mid. — Kard-
drjai, Ion. for KardQp, 2 sin. 2 a.
sub. mid. — KaraQfiociv, 1 f.
*•* act. — Karadrjop, 2 sin. 1. f.
ind. mid. of Kararidnfii.
KaraOXdo) -w, f. -ara, (fr. Kara
intens. and $Adw to break) to
break down, demolish; to break
into or open ; to break or dash in
pieces ; to bruise, beat .
TLaradXiu) -u>, f. -f/aui, (fr. same,
and adXiu) to contend, th. dcdXos
contest) to practise athletic exer-
cises, wrestle, combat, coruend ;
to conquer, win, gain the prize.
KaraBvfjjKU), fr. same, and &vfjo-Kw,
which see.
KaraOvvrbs,-}), -ov, fr. Kara redund.
and Svnrbs, which see.
Karadoivdo} -2, f. -fjc-ui, (fr. same,
and Soivdw to revel, th. $oivn a
, feast) to feast upon, devour ; to
consume, waste.
KaraOopio) -G>, f. -fjou), (fr. Kara
intens. and $dpw or $opib> to
spring) to spring, dart or rush
forth ; to break out, burst forth ;
to leap down, alight, dismount.
Karadpaovvw, (fr. same, and $pa~
avvo) to encourage, th. Sdpoos
confidence) to embolden, encou-
rage, animate. Kqradpaovvonai,
to take courage.
VLaraQpavoas, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a.
act. of
KaraOpavw, (fr. Kara intens. and
Spavu to break) to break through
open or down ; to break in pieces.
Karadpyi'tio -<2, fr. same, and $p>]-
viw, which see.
Kara&vuiov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
a desire, wish, longing, inclina-
tion, affection, fondness.
Karaflu/uo?, -a, -ov, (fr. Kara ac-
cording to, and Svubs the mind)
agreeable to the mind, pleasant ;
in the mind, menial.
KaTaQv[io($opio(i) and -rjou), -ns, -jj
1 a. sub. act. of
KaraQvjio^opiu) -d, fr. Kara redund,
and Jhjioiiopiu), which see.
Karadvu), (fr. Kara, redund. and
3uu) to sacrifice} to sacrifice,
make burned offerings ; to
slaughter, kill ; to devote, use
magic. 1 a. inf. act. KaraQv-
cai.
KaraGuuai, -jj, -tjrai' 1 pi. Kara-
dJi/jieOa, 2 a. sub. mid. of Karari-
dlJUl.
Karaiyi^u), t. -tab), p. KarfrytKa.
(fr. next) to rage, storm, blow
furiously ; to overwhelm, over-
KAT
turn. 1 a. inf. act. Karaiy7aai.
per. ind. pass. Karfiyicuai.
Karaiyh, -iJo$, i^, (fr. Kara redund.
and aiyls a storm) a tempest,
hurricane, storm.
KaraiSio) -w, f. -too), (fr. Kara in-
tens. and ai&tofiai to revere, th.
atS&s respect) to shame, put to
shame, cause to blush. KaraiSio-
fiai -obuai, to reverence, revere,
respect ; to fear, stand in awe.
KaratdaXdio -w, fr. same, and aida-
\6u).
KaraiQuacu), (fr. same, and aiOvoou)
to glow) Poet, to shine, radiate,
sparkle, glitter, flash.
Karaidu), (fr. same, and aiQu to
burn) Poet, to burn up, burn
aiuay, consume entirely.
KaratKt^u), fr. same, anda»a£w.
Karaiveu) -&, f. -too), p. KarpvEKa,
(fr. same, and aiviu) to praise,
th. alvos praise) to approve, com-
mend, extol, cry up ; to allow,
grant, assent.
Karatovdu) -w, f. -rjaui, (fr. same,
and atovdut to sprinkle) to wet
thoroughly, soak, sleep, bathe .
impf. act. Karnovaov -(av. 1 a
ind. pass. KaryovfjOnv.
KaraipeOels, -uoa, -iv, par. 1 a.
pass. — Karaipt<fytevo$ -ovuevos,
par. pres. pass, of
YLaraiptu) -w, Ion. for KaOaipiui.
Karalpu), f. -dp&, p. Karfipxa, (fr
Kara intens. and aiput to take
away) to arrive, come to land,
gain the port ; to finish ; to dis-
embark, go ashore ; to light upon,
descend, spring down.
Karaicou), (fr. Kara downwards,
and aioau) to rush) to descend
quickly, dart or fly down, glide
impetuously ; to be ca~ried down,
rush.
Karato^vvai, 1 a. inf. act. — Ka-
raia-^we, pres. impr. act. — Ka-
Taio^iva, 3 sin. -^vvcre, 2 pi.
pres. ind. act. — Karaixvvji, 3
sin. pres. sub. act. — Karaia-
Xwdtjoerai, 3 sin. 1 f. pass. —
KaraicrxviOZ, -f/s, -rj, pi. -Qu/xev,
-0w<n, 1 a. sub. pass, of
Karaic^vvoj, f.-Si/<D,p. Karfj<x'XyyKa,
(fr. Kara redund. and aic-^vvu) to
disgrace, th. a7a%os a scandal)
to shame, make ashamed, con-
found, abash ; to dishonour, dis-
grace. Karaio%vvouai, to be
ashamed, blush, be confounded
or disconcerted. 1 a. ind. act.
Karrjo^vva. impf. pass. Karpo^v-
vdj/tjv. 1 a. pass. ind. Karr)o%vv8riV
impr. Karaio^vvBnri' opt. Karaio—
Xwddnv' sub. Karai<r%vv9u), -rjs,
-fj, 1 f. ind. pass. KaTaLcr^vvdrjaro-
fiai.
Karainii, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
act. of
Karairidu) -w, f. -dou), (fr. Kara in-
tens. and a irtdu to blame, th. airia
blame) to accuse, impeach, charge,
criminate; to blame, find fault.
Karatruf, -vyog, fj, (fr. Karut flat,
and rev%b) to make) a head piece
without crest or ornament, hel-
met, morion.
(.31 9 )
KAT
KaratojpiOfiat -ov/xai, (fr. Karl
through, and aiutpiu) to raise
aloft) to hang, he suspended ; to
doubt, be in suspense, be unset-
tled ; to waver y fluctuate ; to
wander or float through the air.
KaraKacis, -ctca, -iv, par. 2 a. pass.
— KaraKavcojjiai, -77, -trai, 2 C
ind. pas>s. — KaraKaierai, 3 sin.
pres. ind. pass, of KaraKaiw.
KaraKaivij), fr. Kara intens. and
Kaivui, which see.
KaraKaipios, -ov, b, >';, (fr. Kara ac-
cording to, and Katpbs occasion)
deadly, fatal, mortal.
KaraKaiu}, f. -Kavooi, p. -KiKavKa,
(fr. Kara intens. and ko(w to
burn) to burn up, parch ; to
burn down, consume entirely.
1 a. act. ind. KartKavoa and
KareKija' inf. KaraKavoai and *a-
raKyjai. 2 a. ind. act. KarfKaov.
1 a. ind. pass. KartKavQnv. 1 f.
ind. pass. KaruKav9))aoixat. 2 a.
ind. pass. KartKanv. 2 f. ind.
pass. KaraKafiaouai.
KaraKaXiu) -w, f. -fjow and -iaio, p.
-KiKXvKa, (fr. same, and KaXcu
to call) to call upon, send for,
seek for ; to invoke, implore,
beseech ; to imprecate ; to advo-
cate, assist, advise.
KaraKa\vu/xa, -drog, rb, (fr. Kara-
KaXtJTrru to cover up) a veil, co-
vering.
KaraKaXvirreoOai, inf. — KaraKa-
Xv-rrriadu), 3 sin. impr. — YLaraKa-
\virnrai, 3 sin. ind. pres. pass, of
KaraKaX vttto), f. -^w, p. KaraKtKa-
\v<pa, (fr. Kara intens. and ko-
\vnru> to cover) to cover up, cover
over, wrap up in ; to veil, hide,
conceal. 2 a. ind. act. KarcKd-
\v(3ov.
KaTaKd/xTTru), f. -\poi, (fr. Karci
against, and Kdu-rrrw to bend)
to bend or bow down ; to turn
aside, warp, change, alter.
KataKapStos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and Krjp the heart) through the
heart.
KaraKapirbs, -ov, b, rj, (fr. Kara ac-
cording to, and Kapirbs fruit)
fruitful, fertile ; rich, wealthy,
opulent, abundant.
KaraKapiruxris, -tog, Att. -cuff, >J, (fr.
Kara intens. and Kaprruxn? en-
joyment) the collection of fruits,
the benefit of perquisites ; the
residue of a sacrifice, the con-
sumed remains and ashes.
KaraKavOr/crouai, -rj, -erat, 1 f. ind.
pass, of KaraKaiu).
KaraKavfia, -dros, rb, (fr. KaraKaiu
to consume) a burning, scorch-
ing, parching, roasting ; drought,
dearth from heat.
KaraKavout, 1 a. inf. act. — Karu-
Kavtru), -eig, -a, 3 pi. -oovai, 1 f.
ind. act. of KaraKaiu.
KarrKav^dojiut -G^at, f. -rjCOfxai,
(fr. Kara against, and Kav^dofiai
to boast) to boast or glory against,
set up against, dare, defy.
i\LaraKuv%aaat, (as if fr. KaraKav-
Xafiai like the verbs in -pi) for
I KurnKav%dr) -£, 2 sin. — Kara-
KAT
<cau^ara«,3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
mid. — KarcKcuuvw, 2 sin. Ka-
raKav^aaOcy 2 pi. cont. pres.
itnpr. mid. o4
KaraKt»p/(, f. -liaouai, (fr. Kara
along, and kuuui to lie) to /<>
down, be laid down or stretched
out, lie sick ; to recline at meals
;is the ancients, or sit as the
moderns; to l>e placed or situ-
ated ; to lie <ba'l, l»t slain, impf.
mid. KaTtKclftrjv, -oo, -to.
KaraKcipoj, f. -epio, (fr. Kurd intens.
and Kdput to crop) to eat down,
feed upon ; to shear, fltece, clip ;
to lop, cut away, carry clean off ;
to waste, consume.
VLaraKtia', by Apos. for KaraKuao,
pres. impr. mid. of KaruKilfiai.
KaruKueOai, inf. — Karuntiucvos,
-n, -ov, par. pres. mid. of same.
KaniKiiu), fr. Kara rodund. and
Kiiu, which ^< ' . pres. act. inf.
KaraKciciv, and /Kol. kikkcuiv
par. KaraKciutv, and MUL kuk-
kcIuv.
K-aTaKCKXiffivoi, -n, -ov, par. per.
[MUM. ol KllTaKXtVU).
K.UTUKfK(HUUt, -irai, -T,U, [iCT. ind.
I>:ts-'. ot tar
KaruKtvdu) -w, f. -u)Oti>, (fr. Kara
ntons, an. I Kgpjm lO empty, th.
Ktvds empty) to empty, spill, pour
out.
KaTtiKciriu) -w, f. -ijaii>, (fr. same,
and Ktvriui to i;oad) to prick,
stah, wound, puree.
KaraKcvrpuuj -<2, (fr. same, and
kivtoov a spur) to spur, goad;
to bore through, pierce.
KaTaKtprouiu -w, fr. same, and
KtpTouiu), which see.
KaruKtX''i<irai, Ion. for KaraKf^vv-
rai, 3 pi. per. ind. pass, of ku-
Ta%vu).
KaraK7)iuev, Ion. for KaraK^ai,
same as wrwrfm, 1 a. inf.
act. — KaraKfjoucv, by Syst. for
* KaraicfJLonEv, 1 pi. 1 a. sub. act.
of KaraKai w.
KaTuK>]p6u) <2>, (fr. «c,ira intens. and
Knpdj), which see) 1 a. par. act.
KaniKtjptoaas, -aca, -av.
KaTaK\aa9rji, Dor. for Karci(cXnff-
9?js, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. pass, of kw-
Kara*cXa'u> -w, f. -affu>, (fr. icaru
intens. and kX<£w to break) to
break in pieces, smash, crush. 1
a. ind. act. KarUXaaa.
KaraK\etords, -ov, b, f), (fr. next)
shut up, confined, imprisoned,
locked up.
KaTaicXtiu), f. -tint, (fr. Kara in-
tens. and kXei'w to shut) to shut
up, enclose, imprison, confine ;
to shut against.
KaTaK\r)po6oTfii) -5, (fr. Kara ac-
cording to, K\rjpof a lot, and
6iSo)ui to give) to divide or dis-
tribute according to lot, allot ac-
cording to right ; to divide an
estate or inheritance, distribute a
property.
KaTaK\npovofjii(j) -u>, f. -»;<rw, (fr.
same, and vouio) to share) to
inherit, become heir to ; to will,
KAT
devise, bequeath, make an heir,
divide a projinfy.
KaraK^npon) -u>, (ir. Kara according
to, and kXi)P'u> to allot, th. icXHfot
an inheritance) to allot, assign,
"I'Jii'ojiri'ite. KaT/iK^npdijftiii -oh-
uiu, to lake a share, take by right,
j/osscss an ettatt or inliei
to become entitltd or In ir to.
Karaic'StQrivui, pass. — KutukXIvu,
act. 1 a. mf. — KarwcXfont, I pi.
1 a. impr. act.
KaTaicXh'u), f. -tvu), p. «■ it<ikikXikh,
(fr. r«r4 downwards, and cXiw
to Iran) to toy down, make re-
cline, stnteli, lay out. Kofil-
KXivofiat, to lay out \s tjjf doun,
recline at mint, as the ancient*,
»i7 as the modern*. 1 a. act.
■id. wmAiiYi1 impr. nrtfirX«iw>
1 a. pass. md. MracXjfcVr*' sub.
KuruKXttfJ), -j/j, -fj.
KaraicXv^u),?. -vaia, p. «ca7-<j»:/«cAu«:a,
(fr. Kara intens. and kXi'^w to
wash) Co u'iw/i nfeay ; to amm<
dntr, deluge, overflow ; to sub-
merge, drown, sink. per. ind.
WttwdmXoeffiM. I a. pass.
ind. KarcKXvadijv.
K.araKXvcQtU, -tlaa, -iv, par. 1 a.
■ if last.
KaraKXvafiof, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
fit luge, uiundntion, flood.
VLaraKXioOii), (fr. Kara rcdund. and
jcXwOu) to spin) to spin, draw out
a thread ; to spin the thread of
fate.
Karaicvlt**, (fr. Kard intens. antl
kvI^h to scrape) to cut, hack,
mangle ; to lash, beat ; to carp
at, dispraise, disparage, slander ;
to tickle, cause itching f to itch
fur, desire.
KaraKoiudm -w, and KaraKotudouai
-u>uni, fr. same, and Kotudui,
which see.
KaraKoifinOrjru), 3 sin. 1 a. impr.
pass, of last.
KaraKotui^io, (fr. Kara intens. and
Koipi£n>, which see) same as Ka-
raKOiftduj.
KaraKoiutaTii<;, -ov, b, (fr. last) a
chamberlain.
KaraKoipaviu) -<S, (fr. Kard intens.
and Koipavia) to rule, th. Koioavo;
a chief) to rule, bear sway, go-
vern ; to administer, manage,
guide, direct.
\iurdK0tT0s, -ov, b, fj, (fr. Kara ac-
cording to, and Koirn a bed) a
bedfellow.
K.araKoXovdi(j) -uJ, f. -rjcriD, p. KarnKo-
XovdnKa, (fr. same, and okoXov-
Oftj> to follow, th. aKdXovOoi an at-
tendant) to follow after, pursue ;
to obey ; to imitate, copy. 1 a.
act. ind. KarnKoXovQ>iaa.
K.ar iKoXovQrjo-atra, sin. -Q'tancrm,
pi. n. fern. par. 1 a. act. of last.
KaraKoXovu), fr. Kara redund. and
koXoxhj), which see.
KaraKoutfa, f. -nru>, (fr. Kira in-
tens. and kouI^o) to carry) to
bring together, carry into one
place, collect, convey. KaraKo-
Hifrfiai, to betake, go away, re-
turn home.
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KAT
KaraKouoc, -on, b, »;, {Cr. Kard
downwards, and k6utj hair)
h'lind, hairy, with long hair.
KaruKovcvXi^u), f. -<Vu>, (fr. same,
and Kwv<5t>Ai£u) to box) to strike
with the fist, beat, bimi
trample on.
liaraKovfi, -7is, >), (fr. sanu;, and
kattm to kill ) destruction, ruin.
KuruKovrifa, I. -Ion), (fr. same, and
Kovrdi a spear) to pierce or run
through with a sjjiar, dart, &c.
shoot at.
KaraKoircU, -ilea, -fv, par. 2 a.
'Kara k6ittu.
KaraKOKoi, -ov, b, jj, (fr. next) mady
furious, frantic, insane; struck,
possessed ; weary, tired, worn
OUt, sjient.
KaraKdirru), f. -^w, p. KtiraKtKotpa,
(fr. Kara intens. and Kdrrrw to
cut) to cut up, cut in pieces,
mtiim, mungle ; to beat, lash,
smite, wound ; to slay, murder,
slaughter, massacre. 2 a. ind.
pass. KarcKdirnv.
HaraKopog, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
K6pos satiety) loathsome, disgust-
MMMMfl ; loalhini* ; satis-
Ju d, full, sated, glutted, cloyed ;
abundant, plentiful ; greedy, in-
satiable.
KaraicJpwf, (fr. last) in abundance,
plentifully ; often, frequently.
KaraKoej^fti) -w, f. -i7<rw, (fr. Kara
intens. and koo~u(<j> to adorn, th.
Kdauoi order) to ornament, adorn,
derorate ; to furnish ov pro-
vide with ; to order, regulate, ar-
range, array.
KaraKovio, f. -<ru>, (fr. same, and
aKoviii to hear) to hear distinctly,
understand ; to listen, hearken,
attend to, mind, observe ; to obey,
submit to, comply with.
KaraKpariu -w, f. ->j<tw, (fr. same,
and Kpariu) to command, th.
Kpdroc strength) to hold fast,
adheie to, keep the possession or
mastery ; to prevail, conquer,
overcome.
KaraKparos, (for Kara Kpdros) with
strength or power, mightily
strongly, powerfully.
KaTaKpcovpyiu) -G, f. -fiaw, (fr. Kard
according to, xpeag flesh, and
ioyov work) to cut up as a butch-
er ; to butcher, hack, mangle.
KaraKprjOcv, (fr. Kara Upon, and
Kpas the head) headlong, vio-
lently ; utterly, totally, entirely.
KaTaKpnuvi^tj), f. -tow, p. KaraKC-
KprjuviKa, (fr. Kara along, and
Kpvi*vbs a precipice) to precipi-
tate, throw or drive headlong ; to
tumble or. flin ° downwards. 1 a.
act. ind. KareKpnuviaa' inf. Kara-
Korjfxvloai. per. ind. pass. Kara-
KZKprniviauai.
KaraKpnuvos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same)
steep, precipitous ; headlong,
head foremost.
KaraKpiSevu), f. -cw, p. -Ka, (fr.
Kara according to, and aKpU a
locust) to stun with talk ; to
prate, chatter, babble.
KiraKQidfiaerai, 3 sin. 1 f. ind.
KAT
pass. — KaraKpiOwutv, -OTire, 1
and 2 pi. 1 a. sub. pass, of ica
raicpivu).
KaraKpi^a, -dros, to, (fr. Kara a-
gainst, and icpivw to judge) con-
demnation, judgment, sentence.
KaraKpivet, 3 sin. -KpiVovai, 3 pi. 1
f. ind. act. — KaraKpivus, 2 sin.
pres. ind. act. of
KaTUKpivO), f. -(VW, P- -KCKplKO, (fr.
Kara, against, and ieptvu> to judge)
to adjudge ; to determine, decide
or judge against ; to sentence,
condemn; to punish. 1 a ind.
act. KuriKpiva. per. ind. pass.
KaraKiKpifiai. 1 a. pass. ind. ica-
rcKpi9t]v, -Tji, -77* sub. KaraKpiOut,
-jjs, -fj. 1 f. ind. pass. Kamxpi-
dfjo-o/xai.
KaraKptais, -iog, Att. -£w?, j$, (fr.
last) judgment, sentence, con-
demnation.
KaraKpoTfu) -5, f. -r)aw, p. -Kcxpd-
TrjKa, (fr. Kara, intens. and Kpo-
rifti to clap, th. Kp&ros clapping)
to applaud by action or gesture,
praise much, commend, laud;
to extol, celebrate, set forth, cry
up ; to sound, cry, utter noises.
KaratcpvirTO), f. -ipw, (fr. same, and
lepvirru) to hide) to conceal, hide,
cover, keep out of sight ; to bury,
inter ; to overwhelm ; to disguise,
dissemble, feign. 2 a. ind. act.
KartKpvftov.
KaraKpvxpaif, 2 sin. 1 a. opt. act.
- of last, used ^Eol. for — Kara-
tcpv\pas, -aaa, -av, 1 a. par. act.
of same, in n. pi. mas. Kara-
Kpvxpavrcs.
KaraKTdfievai, Dor. for KaraKret-
vat, 1 a. inf. act. — . KaraKTavha-
6ai, Ion. for KaraKravtiaOai, inf.
of — KaraKTavouuai, 2 f. ind.
mid. of KaraKrdvw.
Kara/craj, -aaa, -av, par. 2 a.
act. of KaraKTri/ii.
RaraKreivu), f. -tvu, fr. Kara in-
tens. and kte'ivw, which see.
KardKTTiiii, (fr. same, and KTrj/ii,
obs. to kill) same as last. 2 a.
ind. act. KariKTrjv.
KaraKVK\6u) -S, f. -uxrux, p. -kckv-
K\u)Ka, (fr. same, and kvk\6u) to
encircle, th. kvkXos a circle) to
surround, compass about, envi-
ron, encircle ; to enclose, hem in,
straiten, confine.
karaicvXiw, f. -taw, (fr. Kara, down-
wards, and kvX'iw to roll) to roll
down. par. 1 a. act. KaraKvXiaas,
-aaa, -av.
KaTaicviTTovoav, a. sin. fern. par.
pres. act. of
KaraKvirrw, f. -\pw, (fr. Kara down-
wards, and Kvnru) to bend) to
bend down, incline, sloop ; to re-
cline, lean, he down.
KaraKvpicvovres, n. pi. par. pres.
act. — KaraKvpicvovat, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. — KaraKvpiwaai,
par. I a. act. of
KaraKvptevw, f, -evaw, p. -kzkv-
p'tEVKa, fr. Kara, intens. and kv-
picvw, which see.
KaraXaftiaQai, 2 a. inf. mid. —
KaraXdfiu, -7/?, -77, 2 pi. -j3r)7-£, 2
S s
KAT
a. sub. act. — KaraXapofjievos,
mid. — KaraXa/?(iv, -ovaa, -bv,
act. par. 2 a. of KaraXanfidvw.
KaraXaPiw -w, for same.
KaraXafyvevofiai, f. -cvaofiai, (fr.
Kara intens. and aXa^ovevouat
to boast, th. aXd£wv a boaster)
to boast, glory, vaunt ; to talk or
act arrogantly or self -sufficiently.
KaraXaXeT, 3 sin. cont. — KaraXa-
Xuuai,3 pi. cont. — KaraXaXelre,
2 pi. cont. — KaraXaX&v, cont.
par. pres. act. — KaraXaXuiai, 3
pi. cont. pres. sub. act. of
KaraXaXeu) -o>, f. -rjaw, p. KaraXt-
XdXrjKa, (fr. Kara intens. and Xa-
Xiw to talk) to speak against, ca-
lumniate, slander, derogate, speak
ill of; to interrupt, stun or over-
whelm with loquacity ; to dis-
pute with, oppose, rail at.
KaraXaXia, -as, ^, (fr. same) evil-
speaking, obloquy, calumny,
slander, reproach.
KardXdXos, -ov,' 6, fj, (fr. same) ill-
tongued, reproachful, slanderous,
abusive; a gainsay er, detracter.
KaraXanflavw, f. mid. -Xf/xpouai, p.
KaTciXtjQa, (fr. Kara intens. and
Xanftdvto to lake) to catch, take
unawares or in the fact ; to over-
take, come upon, surprise; to
seize, take, lay hold on; to re-
strain, check ; to invade, attack,
assail, possess forcibly, invest,
garrison, secure; to anticipate,
get beforehand, prevent; to ap-
prehend, comprehend or per-
ceive ; to discover, find out, come
to know; to hit upon, befall,
happen, meet with ; to get, reach
or arrive at, attain, obtain. Ka-
TaXa[x(3dvofjiai, to be inspired, in-
fatuated or possessed, per. inf.
act. KaraXvCiivai. 2 a. act. ind.
KariXdfiov. par. KaraXa(Swv,
-ovaa, -6v. per. pass. ind. Karti-
Xrjjxnai' par. ica-raX^/wof. 1 a.
ind. pass. KarciX//(pOt]v. 2 a. mid.
ind. KareXa(36ixr)v' inf. KaraXa-
piadai' par. KaraXafidpevos.
KaraXanirrios, Ion. for KaraXrin-
rios, -a, -ov, (fr. last) to be
seized, &c. according to the
verb.
KaraXdfiirw, f. -ipw, (fr. Kara, in-
tens, and Xd/iirw to shine) to il-
luminate, enlighten, throw light
upon ; to brighten, burnish, make
shine ; to illustrate, make clear.
KaraXeyiadw, 3 sin. pres. impr.
pass, of
KaraXiyw, f. -£w, p. KaraXtXexa,
(fr. Kara according to, and Xeyio
to speak) to choose, cull, pick,
select ; to write doum, enrol, enlist,
register, record ; to deem, con-,
sider, esteem, look upon, account ;
to enumerate, recount, reckon
up ; to allege, charge, accuse,
impeach. KiraXfyofxai, to lie
down, lie in bed, recline or sit at
table.
KaruXeipu), f. -ipw, (fr. Kara in-
tens. and Xd(iw to pour) to pour
out, spill, shed ; to distil, drop ;
to run, flow ; to waste away, de-
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KAT
cay. 1 f. mid. KaraXctyouai. per.
ind. pass. KaTaXiXefxfiai.
KardXcififia, -dros, rd, (fr. KaraXct-
iru> to leave) a remnant, residue,
remainder, leavings.
KaraXeinei, 3 sin. pres. ind. act.
— KaraXci<p6rivai, 1 a. inf. pass.
— KaraXtiipavros, g. sin. par. 1
a. act. — KaraXdxpei, 3 sin. 1 f.
ind. act. of
KaTaXetiru), f, -\pw, p. KaraXiXeifa,
(fr. Kara intens. and Xetiru) to
leave) to leave off, cease, desist;
to relinquish, quit, forsake, depart
from ; to leave behind or over, re-
serve ; to will, bequeath. 1 a. ind.
act. KariXeixpa. 2 a. act. ind. Ka-
reX'iirov. par. KaraXurdv. per.
pass. ind. KaraXiXeiufiai' par.
KaraXeXaniiivos. per. ind. mid.
KaraXiXoiita.
KardXetxpti, -io$, Att. -cms, r% (fr.
last) remains, remnant, residue,
leavings.
KaraXeXeinfiivog, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass. — KaraXiXoiira, per. ind.
mid. of KaraXsliru).
KaraXt^ouai, -f, -trai, 1 f. ind.
mid. — KaraXtt-w, -eis, -a, 1 £
ind. act. of KaraXiyo).
KaraXevu), f. -aw, (fr. Kara intens.
and Xevu to stone, th. Xaas a
stone) to stone, overwhelm or kill
with stones.
KaraXiu) -w, f. -/Jo-ci) and -ea<a, (fr.
same, and aXiv to grind) to
grind down.
KaraX)'i@w, (fr. same, and AiJ/?«
obs.) an obsolete verb, from
which KaraXanfidvu borrows
tenses.
KaraXrjyw, f. -fw, (fr. same, and
Xfyu) to cease) to end, finish,
terminate, conclude; to define,
bound, limit.
KaraXijdo), (fr same, and XfiBw to
hide) to escape notice, remain
concealed*. KaraX/jOo/iai, to for-
get.
KaraXfiQovr 'for KaraXtiOovrai, 3 pi.
pres. ind. mid. of last.
KaTdXrjtpif, -tos, Att. -ewj, ^; (fr.
KaraXa^fidvu) to seize) a seizure,
taking, laying hold of; a hold,
catch, gripe ; occupation, joo«-
session ; perception, comprehend
sion.
K.araXi9d£oi, f. -daw, p. KaraXtXt-
BaKa, fr. Kara intens. and XiQd-
fy, which see.
KaraXiOdaet., 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act.
oflast.
KuraXiOoftoXtw -5, f. -r}ao), fr.
same, and XidofioXiw, which see.
KaraXtfjuravw, Ion. for KaTaXdiria.
KaraXiirapfu) -5, f. -rjaw, (fr. Kara
intens. and Xnrapiw to persist,
th. Xinapris constant) to beg ear-
nestly, crave, entreat, conjure, be-
seech ; to tease, importune ; to
obtest, pray in the name of.
KaraAt7T£7v, inf. — KaraXlirotfii
opt. — Kar'aXiiru), -ys, -t], sub.
— KaraXiiribv, -ovaa, -bv, n. pi.
-irdvres, act. — KaraXi?T(5/z£V05
-t), -ov, mid. par. 2 a. of «a-
raXd-KW.
KAT
KaraXXaycU, -claa, -iv, n. pi. Ka-
raWayivrts, par. — KaraXXd-
yndi, -i/ru, 2 pi. -ynrt, impr. 2 a.
pass, of KaraXXdaam.
KaruXXayn, ■§(, ;'/, [ft, KaraXXdaau
to change) 0 change, alteration;
reconciliation, reconcilement, a-
gieernrnl.
KaraXXd^avrof, g. par. 1 a. act.
— KuTaXXdovuiv, par. prcs. act.
of
KaraXXdaau or -rru», f. -£w, p. Ka-
rnXXn^a, (fr. Kara intcns. and
aXXdvau) to change) to change,
alter ; to exchange, commute,
substitute, barter ; to reconcile,
agree, make up. 1 a. n
Kari'/XXn^ii' par. KaraXXi(m. 2 a.
ind. pass. Kari'iXXaynv.
KaraXodu) -u>, (fr. same, and >\s<fcj
to thrash) to grind, beat, rub out,
pound ; to bruise, brtak ; to hurt,
wound.
KaraXoya^nv, (fr. KaraXiyw to re-
peat, th. X/yw to speak) by
choice, in preference ; in succes-
sion, in order, regularly; in
vrose or plain bin
Ka-aXoyu, -<»$, /;, (fr. same) an
■ ming up ; a
muster, review, levy ; a genea-
logy.
KaritXoylQopat, f. -ttropai, (fr. Kara
in'ens. ftlld Xoyi?opai to con-
sider, th. Xiyut to speak) to
reckon, compute, count; to
number, enumerate ; lo enrol,
register, record; to impute,
charge.
K.araXoytffpds, -ov, o, (fr. same) a
computation, account, calcula-
tion ; an. enumeration, reckoning
up; a genealogy.
•/of, -ov, b, (fr. KaraXfyia to
nit, th. Xiyut to speak) ■ ca-
talogue, list, roll, muster-roll; a
survey, enumeration.
KardXoinoc, -ov, i, {/, (fr. KaraXcl-
irut to remain, th. Xcivut to leave)
the rest, remainder, remain-
ing.
/fr. Kara about, and
Xtitpos the poll) upon the neck or
shoulders.
KaraXo^i'^j, f. -Y<t<o, (fr. kuti in-
tens. and \»x/l$* to enrol, th.
X6-%os a company) to tell off or
divide soldiers into companies,
subdivisions, &c. ; to arrange in-
to ranks, wirds, or classes, allot,
order, regulate.
KardXvc, pres. impr. act. — Ka-
raXvdfj, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass. —
KaraXv9o<rerai, 3 sin. 1 f. ind.
pass, of KaraXvu).
KaraXvpa, -aros, rb", (fr. KaraXvw
to loose) a loosing or baiting
place, inn, lodging, khan, cara-
vansera; a guest-chamber, re-
ception-room, dining-room. d.
sin. KaraXvpari.
KjraXvovoi, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. —
KaraXvaai, 1 a. inf. act. — Ka-
raXuffo), -a?, -st, 1 f. ind. act. —
KaraXveroxrt, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. act.
— KaraXvuv, par. pres. act. of
same.
KAT
KardXttaic, -toy, Att. -tuic, >,, (fr.
KaraXvu) to loose) a breaking up,
subversion, ruin, destruction ; a
loosening, relaxation, i use, rest ;
an inn, khan, caravanmrn.
KaraXvrtii, -ov, b, (fir. same) a
<! hi at, travelltr, leiyfai ing man.
K.iiraXvu>,(. -vow, (fr. mt„'
and Xvio to loose) (a unloose,
loosen, break up, dissolve ; to de-
molish, destroy, overthrow
turn ; to cancel, annul, a
to refresh, bait, hall, lod^
act. ind. icariXvaa' su >
XuffW inf. KaraXucni. 1 I
ind. KartXvdnv' sub. KaraXv-
0<S. 1 f. in I. pass. KaraXvQi'ioo-
pni.
K.(iraXn)(pdu> -u>, f. -i'iaio, (fr. Kara
i >i, and X6<pot a yoke) to
lay down a lo il ; to shake qjf
>ke ; to get rid of, rest or
cease from ; to libi rate, set
free.
Karauaycvo), f. -tvau), (fr. same, J
and pdyot a wise man) to be-\
i, enchant.
Kirii/niOi, 2 sin. -r KarapdOcrc, 2
I i. impr. of.
K.arapav9dvit>, f. -ijaol, p. -pcpdOn-
k,i, (fr. Kurd intens. and uav-
Odvut to learn) to learn </iul> , <i< -
ijiiire thoroughly ; to know, un-',
dust ind, be informed of or ac-\
'id with ; to
sider, contemplate. 2 a. a<t. ind.
KnriudBov' inf. Karapadtiv' par.
Karauadutv.
Karapnpalvt*, fr. same, and pa-
pitUU).
Knrafiao^rfu) -&, or YLarapdptrrui,
. >, (fr. same, and pdpirrut
'h) to take, overtake, seize,
Ian hold on; to catch, surprise ;
to swallow, gulp down ; to carp
or rail at ; to hantlle, touch.
.•rvpiti) S, f. -i}eti>, p. Ka-
rautuaprvpnKa, (fr. Kara against,
and fiaprvpfm to testify, th. ^dp-
rvp a witness) to testify, witness
or give evidence agaimt ; to
convict.
KaTiipaprvpouai, 3 pi. cont. pres.
ind. act. of last.
Kiirnudnipaicra, Dor. for icara-
udpipaa-i, n. fern, of Kara-
pdp\pai;, par. 1 a. art. — Kuru-
udpi/ai, and by Sync. Kafxudp-
d/ai, 1 a. inf. act. — Karaudoipu>,
"JKi "Ht 1 a> suD' act« of Kara-
udp~ru).
Karaudu -ui, (fr. Kara intens. and
audut to mow) to heap up, accu-
mulate; to heap on, throw up-
on. 1 a. ind. mid. Karnunad-
unv.
^.araut9vu> and KnraiieOvcKm, fr.
same, and ucOtiu or p.tQ6aKu),
which sec.
K.arautfvai, 1 a. inf. act. of Kara-
utvui.
K.iT'iuoipu, fr. Kard intens. and
pcffM*, which see.
KaraucXioj -<3, f. ->/<ru;, (fr. Kanl
ill, and //An it regards) to ne-
glect, omit, overlook ; lo slight,
disiegard, despise, disdain.
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KAT
KarautXovai, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. of hist.
Karapfftipofiai, f. -piu^ouni, p.
-piucuuat, (fr. K*ri a^unst,
and uifujjDuai to coiiipl.un) to
elude, n pi inland, sridd, reprove
rebuke; lo erpostulatr, remon
to hi i in> , censure, ao
§9 mistrust, dispnir of. %
a. i.-iil. mid. tcaTtueu^dnnv.
K.araficf/ijxiiuOa, I pi. prcs. m.l.
mid. of List.
liaTHfthu), f. -£l(V, p. -jICu(v>]KUt
(\r. Kara int«Mis. and uifui to
-l.iv) (S abide irith, sojourn,
lodge ; to stop, siflW, u:uit ; M M r-
sist, pi rsevrre, insist. 1 ;i.;n-l. ind.
KoTifiitia' impr. mrdfUivty.
Knrufitpl^ii), f. -Yffu>, (fr. sanu', and
fitpifa to divide, lb. uiipui to
allot) f<> diti'/r among, distri-
bute, dial out, allot, share, ap-
portion. Karaucpl^ouai, to take
or get a share.
Ktiraptrpiu) -ui, f. -;/<rw, (fr. same,
and utrpiui to to 7/ica-
sure out or among, allot, distri-
bute, apportion ; to survey, mea-
sure exactly.
K.uruu>'i&ouai, f. -fioQuai, fr. same,
and fii)oopai.
Karauncdpni; Ion. for Karnunvd-
unv, -u», -uro, 1 a. ind. mid. of
PBTWyuftfa
KurufiiaiVu, fr. same, and utalvnt,
wlueh see.
K'ir/i;ii/ii'U((, JEo\. for Karapif)yai,
par. 1 a. act. of last.
KanapJyrffu. f. -ulfa, p. -uiuixai
(fr. »car<i intens. and ulyvvui to
mix) /o wiix u/; uj»7/i, jumlde to-
gether, mingle with, intermingle,
join with, associate together.
KarauiitvijcKU}, f. -uvi)ou), p. -ufu-
vnxa, (fr. same, and piuvrjaKu) to
remind) to c«// or 6rmf to mind,
remind, suggest ; to recollect, re-
member.
Karapdvac, (fr. Kara at or in. and
povai lonely, with ^tipaj places,
understood) apart alone, in pri-
vate, privately, solitarily.
Karauovofjin-^fii) -cD, f. ->7<rw, (fr.
Kari against, pdvos alone? and
pdyouai to fight) to beat single-
I, overcome in single com-
bat.
KaTauvS-dunv, -it), -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of Karap-6aam.
Karautaai, 1 a. inf. act. of Kara-
UVU).
Karapvacra) or -rrw, f. -fw, (fr. Ka-
ra intens. and apvatru) to tear) to
rend, lacerate, mangle, tear in
pieces; to irritate, fret, exaspe-
rate.
Karapvui, f. -u<ru>, p. KaraplpvKa, by
Sync. KtKdpvKu, (fr. Kara intens.
and p(na to move) to wink, close
the eyes ; to twinkle.
KnrapotKaopat -Styai, f. -ijcropat,
(fr. same, and p&Kdia to mock)
to mock at, deride, ridicule.
Karapdpevoc, par. pres. pass,
cont. of Karapdia.
K.aravayKd£u>, f. -a<ru>, fr. Kara re-
dund. and avayKdfa, which see.
KAT
KaravdOcfia, -«ros, to, (fr. Kara
intens. and avddeua a curse) a
great curse, execration, maledic-
tion ; a cursed person or thing.
KaTavadtuari^o), f. -tcruj (fr. Kara
against, and a vaQcuari£u> to de-
vote, which fr. avddeua a curse
to curse, execrate, anathematize
to bind by a curse, subject to a
vow, devote, give up to perdi-
tion, pres. inf. act. Karavadtua-
Tl^tlV.
KaTava\dx<j>, (fr- Kurd intens. avd
up, and Xti^o) to lick) to lick up,
devour, consume.
Karava^icKit), f. KaravaXuxroi, p.
Karavrj\(i)Ka a.nd Kar^vd^wKa, (fr.
same, avd away, and aXic-Kw to
take) to take away totally, de-
stroy utterly, consume, waste
per. ind. pass. KaravfjXwuai and
Karvvd\u)uai.
Karavapicdu) -w, f. -rjaii), (fr. Kara
. intens. and vaoKdw to be numb-
ed, th. vdoKv numbness) to be-
numb, stupify, overburden, op-
press ; to be benumbed or stupid ;
to fail, faint, languish ; to idle,
be worthless or unprofitable.
Karavavfia^iu) -w, f. -tjoii), (fr.
Kara against, vavs a ship, and
fid^o^ai to fight) to overcome at
sea, beat in a sea-fight.
KaTavdu) -ui, f. -aaw, fr. Kara in-
tens. and vd(a, which see. 1 a.
ind. act. Karivaaa, and Poet.
' Karivaaca.
Karaviuu), f. -ud>, p. -vcviunKa, (fr.
same, and viuw to distribute) to
distribute among, divide between,
share, allot ; to divide soldiers
into companies, tell off into di-
visions ; to muster, arrange. Ka-
ravtuofiai, to have a share ; to
occupy, possess.
Karavcvcai, 1 a inf. act. — Kard-
vtvaov, 1 a. impr. act. of
Karaicvu), f. -au), p. KaravivcvKa,
(fr. Kara downwards,, and vruw
to nod) to incline the heady nod,
beckon ; to assent, grunt, allow.
1 a. ind. act. Karivevaa.
Kjarav6i£ij), f. -taw, (fr. Kara in-
tens. and avdi^ji to flower, th.
dvdos a flower) to deck with,
adorn or bestrew with flowers.
KaravOpaKuo) -u>, (fr. Kara intens.
and dvOpat- a coal) to reduce tc
ashes, burn.
KaTaiiaTT}^i,f. -arr'i<Tij), p. Karavia-
rrjKa, (fr. Kara against, avd up,
and "o-Tfii to stand) to rise up
against, stand against, iciih-
stand, oppose. 2 a. ind. act. Ka-
ravtarnv.
YLaravotiv, pres. inf. act. cont. —
Karavo£?f, 2 sin. cont. pres. ind.
act. — Karavofjcai, inf. — Ka-
ravorjaas, par. — Kara- o>'ourc,
impr. act. 2 pi. la. — Kara-
vcovvri, d. sin. cont. par. pres.
act. — KaravoZfitv, 1 pi. cont.
pres. sub. act. of
Karavofo) -w, f. -tjaw, p. Kr.ravri <6n-
kq, (fr. Kara intens. and voiu) to
think, th. vdos the mind) to mind,
observe, regard, adi<ert In ; tc
KAT
consider, think of, icmark; to
understand, perceive, know, com-
prehend ; to discern, distinguish.
1 a. act. ind. Kartvono-a' impr.
Karavonaov inf. Karavorjaai' par.
KaTavofjoas.
KaraidnaiSi -'oj, Att. -£wj, >;, (fr.
same) consideration, observation,
attention ; thought, meditation,
gazing upon, contemplation ,
knowledge, understanding, dis-
cernment.
Kdravra, Poet, for Kardvrrf, neut.
pi. of Kardvrns. Also adverbial-
ly, doumwards, up and down, ir
joUs or shocks.
Karavra, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act
of
Karavrdu) -5, f. -/Jew, p. KarfjvTn-
Ka, (fr. jcaru towards, and avrdoi
to meet, th. avri against) to ar
rive at, come to ; to meet with,
attain to, obtain ; to sink, descend
into ; to befall, happen.
YLardvrnua, -dros, rd, (fr. last) a
meeting, coming together, return,
revolution; the roof, peak or
ridge of a house ; the end, bor-
ders, extremity.
Kardvrns, -eos -ouff, b, f), (fr. Kara
downwards, and avri against)
downward, sleep, sloping down,
Karavrrjaai, 1 a. inf. act. — Karav-
rfioavrts, n. pi* par. 1 a. act. —
Karavrr/cuucv, 1 pi. 1 a. sub.
act. — KaravTrjo-u),, 1 a. sub. act.
of Karavrdu).
KardvriKpv, (fr. Kara intens. and
avriKpii against) opposite, over
against.
KaraiTiBv, Ion. and YLaravT'nrzpas,
and --mpav, (fr. Kara towards,
avri against, and iripas the end)
opposite, on the farther side.
Karavvyijs, 2 sin. 2 a. sub. pass.
— Karavvyfjuouai, 2 f. ind. mid.
— Karavvynrt, 2 pi. 2 a. impr.
or sub. pass, of Karavvocw.
YLardvv^is, -io$, Att. -ewj, ^, (fr.
next) a stitch or pricking pain,
ache ; compunction, remorse, con-
trition ; sorrow, vexation, grief; a
deep sleep, lethargy, insensibili-
ty; stupor, amazement, astonish-
ment.
KaravvacTd) or -ttu>, f. -£w, p. -vi-
vv)(a, (fr. Kara against, and via-
aw to prick) to pierce, stab, prick,
sting ; to vex, torment, fret,
grieve, afflict, terrify; to cause
compunction or contrition, ex.
cite remorse ; to strike, astonish,
amaze, stupify ; to lull, over-
come with sleep, cast into a
trance. 1 a. ind. act. Karzvvi-a.
2 a. ind. act. Karivvyov. per.
ind. pass. Karavivvyuai' par. ica-
Tuvtrvyfiivos. 1 a. pass. ind. *a-
TEvv^Onv par. KaTaw)(Qds. 2 a.
pass. ind. Kartvvynv, in 3 pi. na-
retmyncai
inf.
Karavvynvai.
ind. pass- KaTavvyj'i<jouat,,-n,-erai.
Karai'D^Oiiros-, g. sin. par. 1 a.
pass, of last.
KariLvrw, f. -r-tjj, p. KirvvvKa, (fr.
Kara irfens. and nvvw to finish)
o despatch, execute, complete,
(3SJ)
KAT
do, perform; to effect, bring
about, accomplish; to get, ac-
quire, procure.
Karal-aivu), f. -dvia, p. /caTf^ay/ca,
(fr. same, and^aj'vw to card) to
card or comb; to tear, rend,
mangle, lacerate ; to pluck, cut,
strike, smite; to wear out, im-
pair. 2 a. ind. act. Kari\avov.
Karal-fuiv, Ion. for Kard\uv, 1 f.
inf. act. of Kardyw.
Karai-fu) -w, f. -f'trw, (fr. Kara in-
tens. and ff'w to scrape) to grate,
shave, scrape off, plane; to po-
lish, smooth, level.
KardJ-rjpos, -ov, 6, r/, (fr. same, and
fypbs dry) very dry, arid, parch-
ed, torrid.
Kara^tdw -di, f. -d>ao),n. icarnt-iaica,
(fr. Kara redund. and a^tdu) to
esteem, th. d£ios worthy) to
judge worthy, deem fit, esteem,
value, rate highly; to honour,
respect, revere; to beg, entreat,
crave, implore, beseech; to de-
mand, claim, require. 1 a. pass,
ind. Karn^idQnv' sub. Karat-Ha-
6u>' inf. Kara^iwdrivai' par. «ca-
ra^iwdeis.
KaTa£i<j>divTts, n. pi. par. — Kara-
ZiwOrjTc, sub. 2 pi. 1 a. pass, of
last.
Kara^w, f. -ucrw, (fr. Kara intens.
and £uu> to scrape) to scraps
away, rasp, grate, shave; to cut
into, engrave ; to cut open, lance,
scarify.
Kara-naifa, f. -fw, p. -7Tf vai^a, (fr.
same, and 7raj^w to play, th.
vols a child) to play upon, mock,
ridicule.
KarairaKTOS, -»), -bv, (fr. same, and
irfiyvvpi to fasten) joined, fast-
ened, united; compact, close,
firm.
KarajraXa/u, f. -atVw, (fr. /card
down, and itd\n wrestling) to
throw in wrestling, trip ; to de-
feat, overthrow.
YLara-Kdouat, (fr. Kara intens. and
Tra'iD to taste) to sprinkle upon.
Kara xd crew or -ttw, f. -fw, p. -7r/-
7ra^a, (fr. same, and -ndaam to
sprinkle) to strew, spread about,
scatter ; to sprinkle, bedew, dash.
KarairaTtiv, act. — Karanaritadai,
pass, pres- inf. cont. — Karana-
rj/o-as, par. — KaTa-Karycwai, 3
pi. sub. 1 a- act. of
KaraTTaTfio -u>^ f. -rj<ru>, p. -ireirdrn-
Ka, (fr. same, and irariu) to
tread) to tread down, trample
upon ; treat tyrannically or con-
temptuously. 1 a. act. ind. Kare-
-d-naa' par. Karairarijaag. 1 a.
ind. pass. KaTivarfiQnv.
Karaizdrnfia, -arog, rd, and Kara-
TrdTncig, -tog, Att. -ews, f], (fr.
last) a treading underfoot, tread-
ing upon ; contempt, scorn.
Kardravua, -dros, to, and Kara-
navais, -(off, Att. -£Wff, {), (fr.
next) rest, ease, quiet, leisure;
cessation, respite; a dwelling,
abode, residence, a. sin. Kara-
iravaiv.
KaraTmvu), f. -aw, p. -Tt-avKa, (fr.
KAT
xari intens. and xavw to cease)
to quiet, calm, still, give rest,
make cease ; to stop, restrain,
check ; to rest from, cease, desist ;
to sink, settle, subside. 1 a. ind.
act. Kariiravaa. 2 a. ind. act.
Kariitaov. per. ind. pass, Kara-
itiiravuai.
Karairapd^w, f. -ou>, (fr. Kard in-
tens. and veipdfa to attempt,
th. irilpa an attempt) to try,
prove, explore ; to sound ; to at-
tempt, endeavour, venture.
KaTairtiprjTnpia, -aj , >), (fr. last) an
instrument to try the depth of the
sea, sound, plummet.
KaraircXjidruw -w, f. -wow, p. -irc-
■KiXudrwKa, (fr. Kara beneath,
ana iriXua a sole) to clout or sole
a shoe ; to patch, piece, mend,
cobble, per. ind. pass. Karanc-
■KtXfidrwuat.
KaraWArr/?, -ov, 6, (fr. Kara" a-
gainst, and niXrn a target. Or,
Kard intens. and rdXXw to shake)
a catapulta, a military engine.
Karairfunw, f. -\pw, (fr. bbtJ in-
tens. and wffiiru) to send) to send
down ; to send to, send a mes-
sage or letter, write to.
KarartevQiw -w, f. -ijow, (fr. same,
and nevdiw to grieve, th. irivQos
grief) to deplore, bewuil, lament,
weep for, mourn.
KaraTTfTrr/wr, -via, -if, by Sync,
for KarairtrrrnKwi, -via, ~bs, par.
per. act. of KaraKTt)oow.
Karaniirrw, f. -\pw, (fr. Kara in-
tens. and 7r/irrw to boil) to cher-
ish, indulge in, enjoy ; to hug,
holdfast ; to brood over, smoilur.
1 a. act. ind. Karf^cxpa' sub. ku-
ra-ai^.'<ji,-pi, -n.
Karantp, Ion. for KaQdirtp.
Kararrcowv, -ovoa, -dv, g. pL -nt-
o6vrwv, par. 2 a. act. of Kara-
it'nrrw.
Karaircrdfo, Karairtrdw, Karairc-
ravvvw or Karairerdvvvui., f.
-Sow, (fr. Kara intens. and ■nerd-
£w, &c. to spread) to spread out,
expand, display ; to open wide,
unfold, unfurl ; to extend, stretch
out, lengthen, enlarge ; to cover
up, hide, conceal, veil ; to fly
down or away.
Karairirao/ia, -arog, to, (fr. last)
a curtain, veil.
Karairirouai, (fr. Kara intens. and
nirouai to fly) to fly about ; to
fly down ; to fly away.
KaranerpoKo-Kfo) -w, (fr. Kard a-
gainst, vhpov a rock, and k6ittw
to cut) to dash or strike against
a rock ; to break vnth stones, fling
stones at.
Karaite™, obs. (fr. Kara intens.
and irirw obs. same as iriirrw to
fall) see KarairiixTw, which bor-
rows certain tenses from it.
Kara-xefovyaoi, 3 pi. per. ind. mid.
of Karatytvyw.
Karairc^svyw, same as Karacpevyw.
Karaniipvu), fr. Kara intens. and
7rf<£i>a), which see.
KaTairecppovvKdrcoi, (fr. Knrairt^po-
vijkws, par. per. act. otKara<f>po-
KAT
viw to despise) contemptuously,
scornfully, disdainfully.
K.arairi\pji, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of
KaruTii nrw.
Karain'iyvvpi or -yvvw, f. -fw or
-yvvow, p. Karaircn/jyvvKa, (fr.
Kara intens. and nriyvvui to
fasten) to fix or fasten down
to set, place, plant.
VLarairnodw -w, f. -/;<x<i>, p. -irrm)cn
Ka, (fr. Kara downwards, andirv
6dw to leap) to leap down ; to
aliglit.
Karairnpaivw, fr. Kard. intens. and
irnuahw, which see.
Karairr/ftfjvtia, -af, -t, 1 a. opt.
act. ifiol. of last.
Karairf]^, -fiyog, h, (fr. Kara down-
wards, and irfiyvvui to fasten)
a pile, stake or post fixed in the
ground.
Karantalvu), fr. same, and wtalvw.
KardTTixpos, -a, -ov, {fr. xari in-
tens. and irtKpdf bitter) very bit-
ter ; grievous, severe ; embittered,
exasperated, aggravated.
Karatrlunpnut, f. Karairpt'/ow, (fr.
, and irluvpvpt to burn) to
M t fire ta, si I an fire, light up,
kindle ; to burn away, consume.
Kardmve, Ion. for Karimve, 3 sin.
impf. act.— Karait(n, 3 sin. 2 a.
sul). art. — KurairivovTts, n. pi.
par. pres. act. of
Karaidvw, f. -irwow, p. -iri-rrwKa,
(fr. Kara downwards, and irivw
to drink) to drink down, swallow
up. absorb, engulph. 2 a. act.
ind. Karliriov' sub. Karanlu). 1 a.
pass. ind. KartndOnv' sub. Kara-
iroOw' inf. Karairodijvai. 2 f. ind.
mid. Karairinviini.
Karairlouat, -v, -trai, I f. ind. mid.
of last.
Karairlirrw or Karairrdm, f. -wow, p.
-ninrwKa, (fr. Kara downwards,
and iriirrw to fall) to fall or drop
dovm, tumble, be demolished ; to
be cast down, be grieved or dis-
pirited, faint, fail. pres. inf.
act. Karavirrtiv. 2 a. act. ind.
Kariircaov' par. Karairtewv. 2 f.
ind. mid. KaTavtoovfiai.
Karamorevw, f. -tvow, (fr. Kara
towards, and vtorevw to trust,
th. iriaris faith) to trust, believe
or have faith in ; to commit, in-
trust, hand or deliver to.
KarairXayeU, -tioa, -ev, 2 a. par.
pass, of /ca rair A >7<T(7W.
K.ara-rr\d(T(TW, and -rrw, f. -dew, p.
-7rf7rXa<ca, (fr. Kara intens. and
nXdaaw to shape) to form, shape,
mould, ' make ; to spread or ap-
ply a plaster , poultice ; to pound,
bruise.
KaratrXsKW, f. -£a>, p. --fVAEKVz, (fr.
same, and itXikw to fold) to
wrap up, fold together ; to unite,
join, link, tie ; to finish, end,
complete, conclude.
KaraizXiw, f. -evaw, (fr. Kara to-
wards, and irXew to sail) to sail
down, sail to, finish a voyage,
arrive in port.
KarairXriKTiKbs, ->h -ov, (fr. Kara-
wXnoaw to frighten) striking,
(324)
KAT
awful, tcrribli , ilrnnlln!, attnnish-
ing, woJiilirlul, mi, ,
KarairXi)t, -rjyns, o, !h (fr.
Struck, surpristri, unmzed, asttt-
nislnd ; (durmrd, fiurjul, timo-
rous ; appalled, offrightid, dig.
mayed.
KaranXTj^at, 1 a. inf. act. of
KaranXfioaw, f. -£w, (fr. Kard in-
tens. and TtXt'/aaw to strike) In
strike down, fell, overthrow, over-
turn, destroy ; to hit sorelyf
smite; to ujjlict, disquiet, trou-
ble, grieve ; to astonish, amaze,
daunt, dismay, confound. Ku-
TairXftoaouai, to be struck u Uh
astonishment, admire, wonder.
For tenses see nXt'icow.
KardirXoos -oi-j, -6ov -ov, b, (fr.
same, and -rtXiw to sail) a voyage,
downwards ; a trip, passage ; a
safe return, arrival,
K.aranXovroua%ew -w, f. -//aw, (fr.
Kard against, rAo&rof wealth,
and fia%ouai to right) (o out-
come by force of thane]/, jm-
vuil hy wealth ; to try or | ,, in
wealth.
KarunXww, Ion. for KarairXiw.
Karaitvod, -ag, Dor. for Karairvofi,
-Th, f), (fr. Kard intens. and
rrviw to breathe) a blast, breeze,
gale.
Karair66ai, (fr. same, and itoTig tho
foot) immediattly, directly, out
of hand.
KaTaTToBw, -jjs, -fj, 1 a. sub. pass,
of Karatrivw.
Karairoviw -w, f. -i'/ow, p. -irtirdvn-
ko, (fr. Kara intens. and -noviw to
toil, th. -Kivoftai to work at) to
fatigue, weary, tire, wear out,
oppress. Karar/oviouai -ov/iui,
to be overcome, fail, faint.
Karanovovjitvos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. of last.
Karairovrifo, f. -taw, p. -iettr6vriKa,
(fr. Kara down, and irovrl^w to
sink, th. irdvros the sea) to throw
into the sea, plunge, drown; to
overwhelm, pres. inf. mid. Kara
trovrityadai. 1 a. ind. pass. Karc
■Kovriodnv sub. KaranovrioOw,
-Ofis, -Qji.
Karairovrifffibi, -ov, 6, (fr. same)
drowning, immersion ; destruc-
tion.
KarairopEvojiai, f. -zvaouai, p. -rrc-
rrdpevuai, (fr. Kara intens. and
iroptvo/iai to go) to go or come
down or back, return. 1 a. ind.
pass. KaTtiropevBrjv.
Karanopvevw, f. -evow, (fr. same,
and iropvevw to go after harlots)
to prostitute.
Kara-noon;, -ios, Att. -fwj, yj, (fr.
Kara-nivw to swallow) a devour-
ing, swallowing up ; a gulph,
whirlpool, abyss.
Karairdriov, -ov, ro, (fr. same) a
medicine to be swallowed ; a pill.
K.arair6w, obs. (fr. Kara intens.
and n6w, obs. to drink) from
which Karamvw borrows certain
tenses.
Karanpativw, (fr. same, and itpaiivw
to mitigate, th. wpaoi mild) to
KAT
tame ; to civilize, polish ; to miti-
gate, assuage, allay, ease; U
pacify, calm, reconcile, appease
sooth, coax ; to restrain, check,
bridle, hold.
KaranpfiOio, fr. same, and ■np^Qto
which see.
Karairprivrjg, -tog -ovs, b, f/, (fr.
same, and irpvvrig steep) prone,
headlong ; fiat, with the face
downwards.
KararrpnaOio, -fjg, -fj, 1 a. sub.
pass, of Karanpr/dio.
Karairptio,f. -Yaio, (fr. Kara intens,
and npiio to saw) to saw through,
cut through.
KararrpoSiSiopi, (fr. Kara intens.
trpb before, and diSiopi to give)
to betray, surrender, deliver up.
pres. inf. act. KarairpoSiSovai.
Karanpotjaeadai, 1 f. inf. mid. of
Karairpoinpt.
Karairpoi^opai, f. -i^o/xai, (fr. Kara
intens. and -rrpoiQojxai to get gra
tis, th. irpo'i^ a gift) to pass un-
punished, let escape, pass by,
forgive. 1 a. ind. mid. Karanpo
^dpnv.
Karairpoiriui, (fr. same, irpb before,
and "rip i to send) to throw away ;
to reject, slight, disregard ; to let
slip, miss, fail of.
KaraTrpoiKonat, (fr. same, and ?ko-
pat to come) to go on before,
proceed forward.
Karairpovop.Evio, (fr. same, and npo-
■ vopfi plunder) to go to forage or
plunder ; to drive away or carry
off" booty ; seize as prey, carry
away captive.
Karairrug, -aaa, -dv, par. —r-Karair-
rrjvat, inf. 2 a. act. of KaQirrrriixi,
Kardirreadai, Ion. for KaBdirrtcQai
pres. inf. mid. of KaOdirrio.
Karairrita -to, f. -rjaio, p. KaTf-rrrn-
Ka, fr. Kara intens. and nriu), or
irroiio, which last see.
Karairrr'i^ag, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a.
act. of Karairrfiaoio.
KaraTrTrjao/iai, -tj, -erai, 1 f. ind.
mid. of KaQiirrriiAi.
Karairrfjaoio, f. -|a>, p. Kariirrrjya,
(fr. Kara intens. and nrrjaaio to
fear) to affright, frighten, alarm,
terrify; to dread, fear greatly. .
KarairrrjTriv, Ion. for Karerrrijrriv,
3du. 2 a. ind. act. of KaQ'nrrnp.1.
Karairrvxfis, -tog -ovg, 6, f), (fr. Ka-
ra intens. and itrvaaio to fold)
sinuous, with many bends or
folds, crooked, wreathed, folded.
Karairrvio, f. -aio, (fr. same, and
irrvio to spit) to spit upon; to
spit out, spue ; to reject, cast off,
abhor, detest.
Kardnrioua, -arog, rb, (fr. Kara
downwards, and niirrio to fall)
a fall; ruin, decay, destruction.
Karairribaaio, (fr. Kara intens. and
irrioaaio to tremble) to fall with
fear, drop withfrigM ; to tremble,
totter ; to dread, fear greatly.
Karairvyiov, -ovog, 6, fj, (fr. Kara
about, and irvyh the rump) ob-
scene, indecent; Subs, a catamite.
Karairvpifa, f. -law, (fr. Kara in-
teas. and xvpl^io to set on fire,
KAT
th. icvp fire) to light up, kindle,
set on fire, in/lame. 1 a. par. act.
Karanvpiaas, and by Sync. Poet,
or Dor. Kairirvpioag.
Karairioyiov, -ovog, 6, //, (fr. same,
and irwyiov a beard) bearded,
with a long beard.
Kardpa, -as, fi, (fr. Kara against,
and apd a prayer) a curse, exe-
cration.
KarapdKTns, -ov, b, (fr. Karapdaaio
to break through) a cataract, tor-
rent, waterfall, cascade; a bolt,
bar; a portcullis or falling gate ;
a kind of sea fowl, a gull.
Karapdo/xai -io/xai, f. -daopai, p.
Karfipapaii (ft. Kara against, and
apdouai to pray, th. apd a prayer)
to curse, imprecate evil upon,
execrate, damn, devote to perdi-
tion, pres. inf. pass. Karapdcodai
-daOai. par. per. pass. Karnpa-
fxivog. 1 a. ind. mid. Karnpaad-
pnv, -to, -aro.
KarapaaOe, 2 pi. cont. pres. impr.
— KarapiopeOa, 1 pi. cont. pres.
ind. mid. — Karapwpivog, -»/, -ov,
par. pres. mid. cont. of last.
Kardpaaig, -tog, Att. -eiog, >/, (fr.
same) a curse, execration; a
cursing.
Karapdaaio or -rrw, and Karappda-
o-to, f. -£<«>, (ft. Kara intens. and
pdaaio to dash) to break, snap,
rend, tear ; to bruise, crush ; to
tumble, throw down violently,
precipitate, dash, confound, de-
molish, destroy, raze ; to drive,
force along, compel; to burst
forth, break or gush out.
Kardpdrog, -ov, b, r), (fr. Karapdo-
jxai to curse) cursed, accursed,
devoted to perdition; execrable,
vile, abominable.
Karapytt, act. — Karapyttrai, pass.
3 sin. cont. pres. ind. of
Karapyiio -A, (fr. Kara intens. and
apybg useless) to make icseless,
render worthless ; to abolish, an-
nul, abrogate; to waste, idle,
lose time or work. Karapyiou
•ovjjtat, to be rid or quit of, freed
from, released ; to wear out,
perish, be lost, vanish, disappear.
1 a. ind. act. Karfipyriaa. per.
ind. pass. Karri pymxai. 1 a. ind.
pass. KarnpyijOnv. 1 f. ind. pass.
Karapyndrjaouai.
Karapyridrj, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass. —
KarapynQrjaoiJiai, -n, -erai, 3 pi.
-Qfjanvrai, 1 f. ind. pass. — Ka-
rapyrjaai, inf. — Karnpyrjaag,
-aaa, -av, g. -aavrog, par. — Ka-
rapyi'iarii 3 sin. sub. 1 a. act. —
Karapyfiast, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act.
of last.
Karapyoujicv, 1 pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. — Karapyoi'nEvog, -n, -ov,
par. pres. pass, of same.
Karnpyvpiio -to, f. -loaio, (fr. Kara
intens.' and apyvp6io to silver, th.
dpyvpog silver) to silver over,
plate, cover with silver ; to cor-
rupt with money, bribe.
KaraoeCu), f. -fw, (ft. same, and
'p(^u) to act) to sooth, coax, ca-
ress ; to pat, stroke with the hand.
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KAT
KarapBdg, Ion. for Karapdeig, -daa*
-fv, par. 1 a. pass, of KaBalpio.
KarapiOpiu) -5, f. -r)aio, p. Karnpld-
ur/Ka, (fr. Kurd among, and aptd-
/ifto to reckon, th. apiOpbg num-
ber) to number with, count along
with, enrol among, per. ind. pass.
KaTrfpWpnuac par. KarripiQuriui-
vog. 1 a. mid. ind. Karri pid una a-
Htn>' opt. KarapiOnnaainnv, in 1
pi. KarapiOpr/aatueda.
KarapKeo) -w, fr. Kara intens. and
apKiu), which see.
Karappayrjvai, 2 a. inf. pass, of
KaTappijyvvfjit.
KarappdKrng, -ov, 6, same as na-
rapaKrvg-
Karappdaaio, same as Karapdaaio.
KaTappE/jL0ev(o, f. -evaio, (fr. mrd
intens. and p£/i/?£*5w or pip^io to
whirl) to stagger, reel; to lead
astray, cause to err, set wander-
ing. ^
Karappeio -&, f. -evaio, (fr. same,
and piio to flow) to flow or sink
down, descend ; to drip ; to run
out, spill, empty ; to pass or fall
away, fail, fade, decay, come to
. an end.
Karappiiov, -ovaa, -ov, par. pres.
act. — Karappevaav, neut. par.
1 a. act. of Karappeio.
Karappfiyvvui, or Karapprjaaio, f.
-fw, (fr. same, and prjyvvfii to
break) to rend, tear ; to break up
or down, burst open, dash in
pieces; to throw down, overthrow,
destroy; to fall down, go to
pieces, decay, go to ruin ; to break
forth, rush, run headlong; to
drive violently.
Karappiirrio, f. -\pio, p. Karippicpa,
(fr. same, and pnrrw to throw)
to throw dovm, prostrate, over-
throw, fell ; to throw or fling
away. 1 a. ind. act. mrippnpa.
per. ind. pass. Karipptupai.
Kardppoog -ovg, -6ov -ov, b, (fr. Ka-
ra Downwards, and piio to flow)
a running down, dropping, dis-
tillation; a rheum, catarrh, flux,
discharge ; a torrent.
Karappviio -w, f. -pvffaio, p. Kartp-
pvrjKa, (fr. same, and pviio to
flow ) to flow down, run off, pass
away.
Kardppvrov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
a receptacle, drain, sink ; a flow,
accumulation ; abundance, plen-
ty, affluence.
Kardppvrog, -ov, b, //, (fr. Kara
downwards, and piio to flow)
overflowed \flooded,watered, moist,
wet ; staunch against rain.
Karappioheio -10, (fr. Kara intens.
and appiooiio Ion. for oppioSiio to
shrink for fear) to fear greatly^
dread ; to shrink, cower.
Karaprdio -5, fr. Kara downwards,
and aprdio, which see.
KaraprigcaOai, pres. inf. pass. —
KarapriZpvrag, a. pi. par. pres.
act. of
Karaprl^io, f. -iaio, (fr. Kara intens.
and apriclio to fit, th. dprtog per-
fect) to set a bone, reduce afrac
ture ; to mend, repair, patch ,
KAT
to cement, join together ; to ad-
just, evlaj' >gulntc,
arrange; to jierfect, finish, com-
plete ; to instruct, inform. 1 a.
act. ind. Kar/ipnoa. per. pass,
ind. Karfiprtonai' inf. Karnpria-
dui' par. KaTrjpriofiivoi. 1 a. ind.
mid. KarT)prtodpT)v, -ou,-aaro.
Karapriaai, 'inf. or 3 sin. opt. 1 a.
act. of last.
Kardprf/rit, 'tog, Att. -twj, >',, (fr.
same) repair, amendment, res-
toration, correction ; perfection,
completion, a. sin. Kardprioiv.
Karapriaftdf, -ov, b, (fr. same) the
sitting or reduction of a botu or
joint ; a joining or fitting of
parts; reconciliation ; ripair^ a-
mendment ; a finisfung, comple-
tion, perfection.
Karapricrrnp, -rjpos, b, (fr.
composer, maki r, framcr ; an in
tercessor, peace-maker.
Kardp%u, f. -£w, (fr. xini intt ns.
and dpx<jt to begin) to do or act
first, take the lead; to guide,
rule, regulate ; to govern, com-
mand. Kardpxofiai, to initiate,
introduce, tairh. par. pi
Kardpxw, -ovoa, -ov.
Karapijptvos, par. pns. mid. cont.
— Karupwvruiyil pi. cont. pus.
■ML mid. ol wtTmmiopeu.
KaraoficvvVii), or -vpi, ft. ttrftfl in-
tens. and opti-vim, or -iifti, which
see.
Karaattui, f. -otlau), p. -oioeixa, (fr
. and oclui to shake) to
shake off, disturb, drive or move
away, remove ; to shatter, shake
or break in pi ices ; to alarm,
frighten, startle ; to make signs
with the hand, beckon. 1 a. act.
ind. Karictiaa' par. Karacdeaf.
Karaonpalvu), f. -avw, (fr. same,
and otifialvu to sil'ii, tli. ffityia a
mark) to note, mark, observe,
remark ; to sign, seal.
Karaai'ivb), (fr. same, and oifirut to
rot) to let rot, leave to dtcdf or
perish. Karaai'jvouax, to rot a-
way, perish.
KaraoQualvu, (fr. Kara upon, and
aoQuaivu) to pant) to pant on; to
snort.
Karaoiydw-G), f. ->;<ra>, p.-ocolynKa,
fr. same, and aiydui, which see.
YLaraaihtipdu) -&, fr. same, and aidn-
p-iu), which see.
KaractdjiraTe, 2 pi. cont. ind. or
impr. act. of
Karaaiwirdu] -w, (fr. Kara* intens.
and <nwiraw, which see.
KaracKapuiva, -wv, ra, (fr. next)
ruins, remains.
KaratTKairru), f. -ipo>, p. KareoKaepa,
(fr. Kara intens. and <j«a:rrw to
dig) to dig or pull down, break,
hatter, overthrow, destroy, de-
molish. 2 a. ind. act. KarioKa-
<pov. par. per. pass. KareoKau-
ulvos.
KaraaKaebfi, -jjj, f), (fr. same) ruin,
demolition, destruction.
K.araaKa(pfn, -ios -ovs, b, >/, (fr.
same) dug down, undermined,
overthrcrtvn.
KAT
KaraoKiAdfa or -avvvut, f. -£ffw,(fr.
Kara intens. and oxcodfa to dis
perse) to scatter upon, sprinkle.
KaraaKcXcTtvo), KaraoKcXiw -w, or
KaraaKiXXm, (fr. same, and oki-
Xirtvit), &c. to dry) to dry up,
parch, wither; to reduce, at-
ti nuate. K.aTaaKtXtTtvoftat, &C
to decay, waste away, j.im .
KaraoKiirropai, f. -\popai, (fr. xa
ra downwards, and axiirropat
to consider) to look down upon,
observe, consider, contemplate ;
to inspect, examine ; to look out,
spy, watch ; to search, explore.
Karaoxcvd^crat, 3 sin. ind. — Ka
raoxcvaCdpcvoi, -n,-ov, pax. pres
pass, of
KarucKcvii^iv, f.-deu), p. xartaxtia-
Ka, (fr. Kara intens. and oxcvd^ui
Jo pr. [p. ire, th. ckiTio( anteii-.il)
to prejmrr, proudc, made ready ;
to furnish, equip ; to make
frame, adjust ; to raise, ertctx
construct, build; to work out,
finish, complete; to corroborate,
then, prove, confirm ; to
]>lot, machinate, devise ; to set on,
send out. 1 a. act. ind. xartoxcv-
aaa' inf. xaraoKcvdoai. per. pass,
ind. xarcaxcvaapai' par. xarur-
xcvaopivos. 1 a. ind. pass. xa-
rcaxcvdaOrjv.
KaraoKcvaxi, d. pi. of xaraoKCv/j.
KaruoKivdoai, -acu,-av, par. 1 a.
acJ. — KaraoKcvdau), -us, -u, 1
f. ind. act. of xaraaxevd^u).
Karaoxivaepa, -tiros, rb, (fr. xa-
raaxevd^u to prepare) an arti-
, plot ; a Iruilding,
frume, edifice ; prrjinrotton.
KaraoKcvaffT'iKds, -r),-bv,(fr. same)
strengthening.
KaraoKLvacros, -ov , b, fj, (fr. same)
made, wrought, finishal.
Karao-Ktvii, -iji, }/, (fr. same) pre-
paration ; a model, plan,
draught, instrument, utensil,
furniture ; provision, equipage,
e'/uijiment, arms ; entertain-
ment, treatment, reception ; con-
struction, arrangement, institu-
tion.
KaraaKtu -<3, fr. Kara intens. and
a<JKiu>, which see.
KaraoKnviu) -w, f. -u>owt (fr. same,
and oKrivdu) to dwell, th. qkt}vt) a
tent) to dwell in a tent, live,
abide, sojourn ; to lodge, har-
bour, roost, pres. inf. act. Ka-
ravKTjvdtiv -vovv. 1 a. ind. act.
KarcoKtjvuxTa.
KaracKtjvujffic, -ios, Alt. -cwj, fj,
(fr. same) a nest, roost, shelter,
harbour; a lodging, residence;
entertainment, reception, pi. cont.
KaracKrjvuxTCis.
KaracKfjirru), f. -\pw, (fr. Kara
against, and oKr/nro) to hurl)
to rush dovm upon, assail, at-
tack ; to invade ; to strike, hit,
dash upon ; to urge, press, in-
sist.
Karao-/C(a^u),f. -d<ru),p. KartdKiaKa,
(fr. Kara intens. and tr/cta^w to
shade, th. cxia a shadow) to
overshadow, spread a shade or
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KAT
covering over ; to hide, cover up
intir. neut. pi. par. pres. act
KaraoKidQovra.
KardoKtos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. same;
shady, shailed, dark, umbrage-
ous, bushy.
KaraoKtprdti) -Co, fr. Kara intens.
and oKiprdw.
KaraaxXiu -w, or KaraoxXdui -£>,
and KardaKXr/pi, same as xara-
aKc\cre.vu).
KaraoKoircvw, and YLaraoKOwiw -d,
f. -r)aui, p. KartaKdirvKti, (fr. kutH
intens. and ckoxIw, win.
1 a. inf. act. KaracK0it7\aai.
KardaKovoi, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same)
exploring, searching; a spyt
scouL
KaraoKopiri^u), f. -leu, fr. same,
and oKopiricio.
KaraoKU)irru,fr. same, and oKurru).
KciruofiiKpi^ii), and Karnff/iinpuvw,
f. -vvu>, p. KarcafiiKoiyKii, (Ir. Ku-
rd intens. and cfitKods Att. tor ^i-
Kp6{ small) to diminish,
reduce, impair ; to dtpress, abase,
humble, bring down.
Rardo-fiv^at, 3 sin. 1 a. opt. act.
— K.araauv(ai, 1 a. inf. act. of
Karaofivx^f •"• "W> (fr- Kara in-
tens. and aftvx^ to smoulder)
to burn away, consume, nduce
to ashes ; to st\fle, suffocnti .
Karacoeplfa, f. -Icio, p. -ctai<ptKa,
(fr.Kara against, and <TO(,0os VIM)
to dilude, fcSUjmie, imjxisc i/jmii,
c/(, ensnare, use subtilty,
employ craft, dual, trick, par.
prei, MM. KaTaaotyi^'niivos. 1 a.
mid. ind. KaTicoipiadu^v par.
Karaootpiodfitvos.
KaraavaraXdu) -u», fr. Kara intens.
and o-iruraXdn).
Karaoirdii) -Co, f. -aou>, p. Kariaira-
Kn, (fr. same, and a-ndw to
draw) to pull, tear or rind
asunder; to break, separate by
force; to draw down, swallow
up; to drag into the water,
launch.
KaTac-rrdpu), f. -tp&, (fr. same, and
orrtipLi to sow ) to sow ; to breed,
engender, produce; to scutler,
overspread.
KaraoirtvSio, f. -aw, fr. same, and
oirtvSw, which see.
Kardoirtvoii, -ioj, Att. -twj, ^, (fr.
same) haste, speed, despatch, ex-
pedition ; hurry, bustle.
KaraoTodiu) -w, (fr. Kara down,
and ciroebs ashes) to throw down
in the dust, kill.
KaraavovSd^ui, fr. same, and cirov-
Idt^w, which see.
Karac-rd^u), f. -fw, (fr. same, and
Grdfa to drop) to drop down,
trickle, distil, exude ; to dw-
charge, run.
Karao-raOeU, -daa, -tv, 1 a. par.
pass. — KaracrraBfjoouai, -f),
-etvk, 3 pi, -raQfjcovrai, 1 f. ind.
pass. — Karacraq, -aua, -dv, g.
-dvros, par. 2 a. act. o^KaQlcniui.
KaTaaraaidfo, f. -dcro), (fr. Kard
against, and oratr<a£w to muti-
ny, which fr. ardais sedition,
th. "icrriu*. to set up) to rebel
KAT
against, mutiny, excite sedition, I
confuse, confound.
Kardardais, -ios, Att. -tun, rj, (fr. J
Kadianjui to constitute) a consti- ;
tution, establishment, order of
things ; a state, situation, condi-
tion ; authority, government ; a
council, senate.
KaraffTcyd^m, fr. Kara intens. and
oTEyd^Gt), which see.
YLaraaTtiXai, 1 a. inf. act. — Ka-
ravTtiXas, -aaa, -av, 1 a. par.
act. of
KaraarfXXu), f. -eXS, p. KartoraX-
Ka, (fr. Kara downward, and
ctAkw to send) to check, restrain,
repress ; to appease, compose,
pacify, quiet ; to order, arrange,
settle, adjust ; to adorn, orna-
ment, dress, clothe ; to equip,
furnish, provide. 1 a. act. ind.
xarivreiXa' par. KaraareiXas. 2
f. ind. act. KaraoraXw. per. ind.
pass. KariaraXfiai' par. Karv
craX^ivos- per. ind. mid. Kari-
(rroXa.
Karaarevd^o), f. -fw, p. KaTtariva-
xa, fr. Kara intens. and c/revdfa.
Karaarepi^uJ, f. -iau>, (fr. Kara
among, and aarrfip a star) to
speckle or cover with stars ; to fix
among the stars.
KaTdaTi)na,-dTOi, to, (fr. Kadiarrj-
fii to constitute) dress, habit,
gaib, apparel; manner , behavi-
our, demeanour, air; state, si-
tuation, condition, posture; con-
$tilution, temper, disposition, d.
KaraaTfjfiaTi.
KaraoTiivai, 2 a. inf. act Ka-
racTrjcrai, 1 a. inf. act. of Ka&ia-
TT}fil.
Karaarnpi^o), f. -fw, p. Kartarrtpi-
Ka, (fr. Kara intens. and o-ttjoi'^w
to fix) to fix firmly, fasten down ;
to confirm, establish ; to fall or
lean upon.
Karaarfiaui, -tig, -ti, 1 pi. -cvpev,
1 f. ind. act. — Karaarriany, -775,
-Tj, 1 a. sub. act. of KadioTrjut.
Karaarid^ui, (fr. Kara against, and
aria a pebble) to stone, pelt with
stones.
KaraeroXr), -rjs, ft, (fr. KaraariXXu)
to adorn) a restraint, restriction,
hindrance ; a stoppage, cessation ;
a letting down, hanging upon ;
dress, clothes, vesture, apparel;
a long robe ; plainness in dress.
Kara(TToXi£u>, fr. Kara intens. and
aroX'iQo), which see.
RaratTTopiu -d, (fr. same, and cro-
piu> to strew) to scatter on the
ground, spread, strew over ; to
fall prostrate ; to abate, calm, re-
press ; to heap up, build, rear.
1 a. ind. act. Kart^r6ptaa.
KaratTrpayytfu), f. -tew, p. Karca-
rpdyyiKa, (fr. same, and trrpay-
yi£o) to wring) to v>ring out, ex-
press, force out by drops, squeeze.
Karacrparriyiit) -<3, f. ->;<rco, (fr.
Kara, against, and orparbs an
army, th. dyw to lead) to out-
general, conquer by stratagem ; to
overcome by artifice, deceive, cir-
cumvent.
KAT
KaraarpaTovTjSevia, fr. Kara intens.
and arparoiTtjSevu). 1 a. ind. mid.
Kare<TTparoi:r]5tvadfir)v, -u), -aro.
Karaorpf^w, f. -t/'a), p. KariarrpcQa,
(fr. Kara downward, and arptfea
to turn) to overthrow, subvert,
overturn; to conquer, subdue;
to pervert, abuse ; to revolve,
come to the same point, end, con-
clude. 1 a. ind. act. Karicrptipa.
per. ind. mid. Kareorpotya.
Karaffrpe^dusvos, -n, -ov, par. 1 a.
mid. — Karaarpiipacdai, 1 a.
inf. mid. — Karacrpixl/ovri, Dor.
for Karaorpixpovci, 3 pi. 1 f. ind.
act. of last.
KaraorptjvidQu), f. -doio, p. <art-
arpr/viaKa, (fr. Kara intens. and
crpfjvid^o) to wanton, th. <rrpr}-
vos luxury) to play the wanton,
become impatient of restraint or
licentious through indulgence or
plenty. 1 a. sub. act. 3 pi. ku-
raarprjvidauxTi.
KaraorpnvidauxTi, 3 pi. 1 a. sub.
act. of last.
KaracrpoQri, -rjs,)), (fr. Karaorpetyux
to overturn) subversion, ruin,
overthrow ; injury, loss, harm ;
catastrophe or winding up of a
plot, end, event.
Karaffrpuyfia, -tiros, to, (fr. next)
a covering, deck.
Karaarputm or -crpwyvvjii, f. -orpw-
cu>, p. Karia-rpuKa, (fr. Kara
downwards, and orpuvvvut or th.
oTopiu) to strew) to strew down,
fell, throw prostrate ; to over-
throw ; to slay, slaughter. 1 a.
ind. pass. Karcarpudnv, -rjs, -n.
Karaarvyid) -Si, f. -ijau), and -£a),
(fr. Kara against, and arvyiu) to
hate) to hate much, abhor, de-
test, shudder. 2 a. ind. act. Ka-
riorvyov.
KaracrTvcpeXos, -ov, 0, >/, (fr. Kara
intens. and vnxpeXbs harsh, th.
arxxbiti to astringe) hard, stiff";
rugged, rough ; harsh, sour.
Karaovpbi, f. -pw, p. KaraciarvpKa,
(fr. same, and ai>pu> to draw)
to drag along, haul, hale, trail;
to sweep away, r,arry along. 3
sin. pres. sub. Karaavpr).
Karaafpdfa or -c<pdrr(i), f. -fo>, (fr.
same, and a(pd£u> to slay) to cut
the throat, slay, slaughter, butcher.
1 a. act. ind. Kariacpai-a' impr.
Karda<pa^ov. 2 a. ind. act. Kari-
atyayov' pass. Kartcr<pl&ynv.
Kar<*T(/>aX(^a>, f. -ftrw, p. KareacpdXi-
Ka, (fr. same, and aaipaXfis safe)
to make safe, secure ; to fortify,
strengthen, per. ind. pass. Karc-
(T0dXt(r//a£,par. KartatyaXionivos.
Karaarcpd^iTE, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act.
of Kara <T<j)d£u).
Kara<r(ppa.yi^(i), f. -Yaw, p. Kart-
crcppdyiKa, (fr. Kara intens. and
a<f>pay\s a seal) to seal up, set a
seal upon, fasten with a seal. per.
pass. ind. Karecnppdyianai' par.
Karecr<f>payi<Tnivos.
Karaff^edrjri, -rjru>, 1 a. impr.
pass, of Kuri^d).
Karao%i9(i) , same as Kart^w.
KaraffYe7v, 2 a. inf. act. of same.
KAT
Kard<T%£<Tis, -to$, Att. -etas, hi (fr«
Kara intens. and f^w to have)
occupation, detention, restraint;
possession, property, d. Karav^i"
tret, a. -^tuiv.
Karatrx^o), (fr. same, and a^i^w
to split) to divide, rend or tear
asunder, cleave, break open; to
interrupt.
Kardff^w, -rts, -t), 1 pi. -a^w/iev, 2
a. sub. act. — Karaaxolaa, Dor.
for KaTao-%ov<Ta, n. fan. of Ka-
Taax&v, Par» 2 a. act. — Ka-
rao-^(5/i£vof, par. 2 a. mid. —
Kara'<r^;w/i£v, 1 pi. 2 a. sub. act.
of Kare^d).
Karardl-eis, Dor. for Kararrj^eiSy
2 sin. 1 f. ind. act. of Kara-
rfiKw.
KarardrTb), f. -£o>, (fr. Kara in-
tens. and rdaaio or -rru to ar-
range) to put in order, arrange,
regulate, settle, dispose ; to mus-
ter, marshal, array, draw up;
to set, place, pitch; to prepare,
appoint.
Kararcivo), f. -evw, (fr. same, and
rtivij) to stretch) to stretch out,
draw forth ; to hold, restrain,
curb, bind; to rack, torture ;
to enforce, strengthen ; to stretch
out, smooth down; to set out,
go on ; to extend to, reach to-
wards.
Karartfivdi, f. -tjxu>, (fr. same, and
ri[xv(o to cut) to maim, mangle,
hack, slash; to kill with many
wounds, slay, slaughter; to cut
up or asunder; to cut short,
break off, put an end to.
Kararfpirio, fr. same, and ripiru).
KararijK£ry, for Kararr/Kerai, 3 sin.
pres. ind. mid. of
KararrJKu), f. -fw, (fr. Kara intens.
and rfiKw to mek) to melt down,
dissolve, thaw ; to emaciate
make or grow lean ; to pine,
languish,
KaraTi&n[ii, f. -Orjcrw, p. -riOeiKa,
(fr. same, and riOn^i to place)
to lay or put down ; to establish,
appoint, constitute ; to settle, ar-
range, agree ; to take upon, eniei
on; to pay or count down, dis
charge, fulfil ; to bestow, confer ,
to commit, intrust, deposit; to
set, place, lay up, store ; to bury,
inter. 1 a. ind. act. KariOriKa.
2 a. mid. ind. Kare8t[XTjv, -00,
to' inf. KaraOiadat.
KoranrpciffKO), fr. same, and n-
rpuxTKu).
KararoXftdu) -u>, f. -tigih, p. -tet6\-
HVKa, (fr. same, and roX/xdw to
dare, th. roXua boldness) to
venture upon, attempt, hazard;
to brave, dare ; to presume.
KaraTo/tri, -rjs, %, (fr. Kararifivia to
maim) a maiming, cutting, but-
chery, slaughter ; an incision,
cut, gash ; a section, portion,
fragment.
Kararo^cxxj), f. -tiffu>, p. -rcrd^evKa,
(fr. Kara, intens. and to^evu> to
shoot, th. t6%ov a bow) to shoot
through, hit with a bow; ta
wound, pierce, run through. 1
KAT
f. ind. pass. Kararo^cvOrjaouai,
-p, -erai.
Kararpix.u, f. -Opifa, p. -Sc&pduv
Ka, (fr. Kara against, and rp/^w
to run) to overrun, outrun ; to
run at or towards ; to invade,
make an inroad, ravage, waste ;
to inveigh against, reprehend,
censure, blame.
Kararp//3w, f. -uVw, p. -rirpi^a, (fr.
Kara intens. and rplj3n> to rub)
to rub away, wear out ; to break,
bruise, pound ; to consume,
spend ; to harass, weary ; to
waste, ravage, overrun; to pass
or spend time. 1 f. ind. act. «a-
rurpiipu), -cts, -et.
Kararpl^u), fr. same, and rp/£u>,
which sec.
KaraTpvtpdu) -ui, (fr. same, and
rpv<pdu> to indulge) to injlulge or
.' iTi, revel, riot; to
luxuriate ; to uult, taunt.
Kararpi/x^i (fr- sr«-me» a"d rpu^w
to afflict) to oppress, fatigue,
harass, exhaust ; to afflict, vex,
, perpb r, m
Kararptoyu), [fl I rpdyt*.
■) to cut up, devour, con-j
sume.
Karari/y^'fvu), fr. same, and rxiy-
ydvu), whi< h
KararvxTto, f. -i/'W, p. -0a, (fr. Ka-
ra, against, and ri'irrw to strike)
it or strike one's self for
grief; to bewail, mourn.
Karavydj'to, (fr. same, and avyd^m
to shine) to shine down upon,
enlighten, illuminate.
KaravXfto -to, f. -rjata, fr. same,
and nuAfu).
KaravrlKa, fr. same, and avrUa.
Kard(payc, pres. impr. act. — Ka-
Tacpdyn, 3 sin. pres. sub. act. of
Karacpdyto, (fr. Kara intens. and
(j>dyu> to eat) to eat up, devour,
swallow down ; to consume,
waste, squander. 2 a. act. ind.
Karicpdyov' par. Karatpayiiv. 2 f.
ind. mid. Kara<pdyo\iai for Kara-
<payouuai.
Kara<pa(vu>, f. -avto, p. Kjranicpay-
Ka, (fr.same, and <pAvto to show)
to show clearly, make appear, dis-
play. Kara<paivo<iui, to seem to
be, appear, be seen. Karaipdvto,
-f/s, -77, 2 a. sub. act.
Kara<pa^i^u) and K'lr.KpajiiaSto,
Dor. for Karaepmii^to.
Karatpavr), 3 sin. 2 a. sub. act. of
Kara(paiv<*. But without t sub-
scribed it is a. sin. masc. cont. of
K.ara<pav?is, -tos-ov;, b, ?), (fr. Kara
intens. and (paivu) to show) ap-
parent, plain, clear, manifest;
open, conspicuous, visible. Comp.
KaraQaviaTEpos' sup. -lo-raros.
Kara<pdto, (fr. Kara against, and
<pdu) to speak) to speak against,
blame, accuse, reproach.
Kara<ptpris, -ios -oog, b, fj, (fr.
next) descending, sloping, slant-
ing, steep ; prone, inclhied, dis-
posed. Comp. KaratycpuJTcpos'
sup. -iZraros, as if fr. Karacpipto.
Kara<pcp6u£voi, -n, -ov, par. pres.
mid. of
KAT
Karacpipui, f. Karoiaui, 1 a. Karfjvty-
Ka, (fr. Kara downwards, and
(pipui to carry) to take, brin?,
carry or let down; to si ml, driw
or strike down, precipitate ; to
phmge. immerge, sink ; to lull,
tart arteep ; to cmney, transport,
>r wash away ;
to inflict, apply for.-, • (, vote,
take part asuinst. 1 a. ind. act.
Kurr'ivcyKa, Ion. kutiiveiku, 1 a.
pass. ind. KUTtiii^Oni1, and Ion.
Karnvtlx^1v' P:tr- Kurnvexdelf. 1
a. ind. mid. KurnviyKO^iriv, and
I ' hi. | ■.■irnviiKdiinv.
Kara<pivyu>, f. -£u>, (fr. same, and
<ptvy<i) to flee) to J!
lake refuge, find shelter; to run
aii-'iu,fltr from, thun. mmdf ie
act. ind. KitTictwyov
par. K(iTiii^vyu>v. 1 f. ind. mid.
Kara<pcv^oum. por. ind. mid. ku-
rairiipivya for Karairf<pvya. pper.
mid. 3 pi. K'irari<pvytoav, Ion.
for KartTTCtpvyciaav.
Kardtpcv^ii, -tog, Att. -twj, f/, (fr.
last) a refuge, shelter, security ;
an escape, flight.
Kard<prjui, f. -(pi'iffto, (fr. Kara ac-
COftfling to, and <pnui to say) to
•""/, affirm ; to assent, agree to.
Karaipnul^w, f. -taut and -/(u>, (fr.
Karii intens. and $^i'£w.
Karaipddvu), f. -aau*, p. Karf<pOaKa,
(fr. same, and djOdvu to antici-
pate) to come beforehand, anti-
cipate, obviate ; to surprise, take
unawares ; tu preclude, prevent.
K.ara<pOdp<rouai, -n, -trai, 3 pi.
-aovrai, 2 f. ind. pass, of
Karaipdcipu), f. -£pw, p. KariepdapKa,
(fr. Kara intens. and <pOcipu to
corrupt) to mar, spoil, ruin, de-
stroy totally ; to deprave, corrupt,
vitiate. 1 a. art. ind. KartyQtipa'
inf. KurajiQclpai. 2 a. ind. act,
'dpov. per. pass. Kari-
<pOiipuat. 1 f. ind. pass. Kara-
<p9ap0>'/<rouat. 2 a. ind. pass, ku-
Tt<pQdpnv.
KaratpSiuivoienv, d. pi. Ion. par.
per. pass, of
K.ura<p8ivii> or -Q'aa, f. -fVw, p. Ka-
ri<pQiKa, (fr. same, and (pdivio or
<pQi j> to waste) to destroy, abolish;
to kill, slay ; to waste away, pe-
rish, die. per. pass. ind. Kartydi-
fiai' inf. <ar£(pdi<xdai, Ion. Kara<p-
dioOai' par. KarttpQiuEvoi, Ion.
KaraepBtiiivog.
VLaracbdooa, -a;, q, (fr. KaracpScipia
to destroy) corruption ; destruc-
tion, ruin ; slaughter, death.
KararfxA/u) -ui, f. -?)cru), p. - tt£ <■/><'> 77-
Ka, (fr. Kara intens. and </>(X/w
to love, th. <p(\os a friend) <o
Zoue dearly ; '0 salute, kiss hearti-
ly, par. pres. act. Kara&fAiujv
-toi>, -eovcra -ovaa, -iov-ovv. impf.
act. KaT£(pi\cov -ovv, -££? -a?,
-u-ti, 1 a. ind. act. KarEtpiXncra.
KaTa<pi\ouoa, n. fern. par. pres.
act. of last.
KarafXiyu), f. -£co,p. KaranitpXEXa,
(fr. same, and 0X/yw to burn) <o
6ura up, consume ; to burn alive.
Karad>\i^at, 1 a. inf. act. of last.
(328)
KAT
Kar«'</>>£f<j, -to$, Att. -twr, 1), (fr.
same) a burning, conflagration,
great fire.
KaTad>\oyi$u), f. -"uw, (fr. same,
and ipXoyl^to to inflame) to burn
up, consume totally. 1 a. ind.
act. KtirE<pX6yicra.
KuTa<po[3ito -a, f. -i)(tto, (fr. same,
and (pojiiio to terrify) to frighten
much, terrify greatly, alarm, in-
tumid
K.ardd>oilos, -ov, b, 1), (fr. same,
and (j>ij^oi fear) fearful, timo-
rous ; suf/erstitious.
K.arti(potrdto -tD, and Ion. -lu> -a»,
f. -;)aw, (fr. same, and epoiTai* to
go often) to -omc and go, fre-
L haunt; to rove, wander,
pram.
Kara<poiTuiv, pres. inf. act. of xa-
racpoirito, in last.
Karu0ov£t3u», fr. icaru intens. and
Kara0opa, -rtj, »/, (fr. Kara against,
and (^/o.) to bear) a fall, descent;
a dtetirity, slope; a blow, push,
■ impulse ; invective, re-
proach, calumny ; drowsiness,
sleepiness.
K.ara<popctv, pres. inf. cont. of Ka-
<nto, Ion. for Kara<p(pui.
f.mTa6pdlsc0ti 2 pi. pres. impr.
mid. of
fmfm4pi£titttti , (fr. Kara intens.
and <ppd$to to speak) to consider,
think of, regard, view, observe.
Kard6paKT0i, -ov, b, n, (fr. next)
armed cap a pie, heavy armeat
covered; secured, fortified; decked.
Kara<ppdaato or -rru>, f. -£oi, p.
rtitpoaxa, (fr. Kara* intens. and
<Ppd(TOto to protect) to fortify,
fence, mound, secure ; to defend,
protect, cover; to enclose, shut
up, hide, conceal.
Kara<PpovE7s, 2 sin. -veIte, 2 pi.
cont. ind. — Kara<PpovEtrto, 3
sin. -vEirtocav, 3 pi. cont. impr.
pres. act. — Karatppovrjcas, 1 a.
par. act. — Ka-a<ppov/ic£i, 3 sin.
1 f. ind. act. — Karaippov^nrE,
2 pi. 1 a. sub. act.
Karatpoviu) -to, f. -r\oto, p. -TE<Pp6-
vrjKa, (fr. Kara against, and <ppo-
vito to think, th. <ppfjv the mind)
to form an opinion or think
against, contemn, slight, despise;
to plot against, circumvent; to
aim at, affect insidiously, aspire
to; to think, deem, suppose.
pres. impr. act. Kara<pp6vEE -ei, in
3 pi. -EETtocrav -EiTtoaav. 1 a. act.
ind. KaT£<pq6vn<ja' sub. Karatppo-
vfjoto, -77?, -7/* inf. Kara<Ppov7iaai.
Karacppuvntrts, -105, Att. -cms, ft, and
KaracppovriiMa, -aros, rb, (fr. last)
scorn, disdain, contempt, slight.
KaraQpovriTris, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
despiser, scorner.
Karaeppovovvras, a. pi. mas. cont.
par. pres. act. of same.
Kara<pvyri, -77s, 77, (fr. Kara<pEvyto to
flee for refuge) a refuge, retreat,
shelter, asylum.
Kara&vytov, -ovaa, -bv, n. pi. -ipv-
y6vTcs, par. 2 a. act. of same.
Kara^uAAopofw or-0uAAopj5fa» -5>, f.
KAT
fjew, (fr. Kara downward, <pi\-
Xov a leaf, and jWu> to How) to
drop the leaves, wither, fade, de-
cay.
VLaratyvrciu, f. -evao), p. -irc<pvrcv-
ica, (fr. koto, intens. and cpvrcvu
to plant, th. tyvrbv a vegetable)
to plant, set in the ground.
K.ardcpvros,-ov, b, //, (fr. last) plant-
ed, set.
YLaraxaivu, (fr. Kara intens. and
yatvw to gape) to gape wide ; to
deride, mock, scoff".
Kara^aipo), f. -dpSi, (fr. Kara
against, and ;^a£pw to rejoice)
to rejoice against, mock, deride
taunt.
Kara^aXrt'^w or KaTa%a\du> «3, f.
-dau>, (fr. Kara downwards,
and yaAdw to loosen) to let
down, lower by a rope, &c. (or
fr. x<*^at>a na^) t0 shower down,
- hah, pour down.
Kard^aX/coj, -ov, b, fj, (fr. Kara
intens. and yaX/coj brass) bra-
zen, made of or covered with
bronze
brass ; shining, bright
or brass colour.
Kara^aX/cdw -&, (fr. same) to over-
lay or cover with brass ; to point
or tip with brass ; to braze / to
arm, equip, pres. inf. act. Kara-
^aX/cdeiv -ovv.
Kara'^np//a, -aros, rb, (fr. Kara
against, and xdppa joy) a sport,
laughingstock, butt ; mockery, de-
rision.
Karaxever, Ion. for Kare^evero, 3
sin. impf. mid. of
Kara^£uw, same as
Kara^/w, f. -tvau>, (fr. /caret down-
ward, and %i u to pour) to ^our
out or down ; to cast, shed,
drop ; to shower down, scatter ;
to melt down, found, cast.
Kara^ijvw, -rjsi -77, 1 a. sub. act. of
KaTa%aivu>.
Karaxris, -ioc -ovs, b, 1% (fr. Kara
intens. and rjx°s a sound) loud-
sounding, resounding, reechoing,
reverberating.
KaraxOivres, n. pi. of Kara^flcJj,
par. 1 a. pass, of Kardyu).
KardxQopai, (fr. Kara intens. and
dxdopat to be burdened) to be
overloaded, oppressed or fatigued;
to loathe, be disgusted with; to
resent, take ill, be angry at ; to
grieve, lament.
Kara^0(5noj, -ov, b, ft, (fr. Kara
downward, and ^0wv the ground)
under ground, subterraneous ; in-
fernal, down belov).
Karaxopficvu), (fr. Kara intens. and
Xop&t) the string of a lyre) to
unstring, cut the strings ; to
rend, tear, cut up, mangle,
wound the intestines.
Karaxovv, pres. inf. act. cont. —
Karax^oat, 1 a. inf. act. of
Kara^w-w, Karaxuvvvu) or Ka-
■lax^vvvpii, f. -wo-tt, fr. Kara in-
tens. and ^wvviito, &c.
Karaxpyv, pres. inf. act. cont.
of
Karaxpdu -u>, (fr. Kara towards,
and y/3aw to lend) to suffice, be
Tt
KAT
sufficient or enough, supply, sa-
tisfy. Karaxpao/tai -w/^ai, to use
immoderately or wrongly, abuse,
pervert ; to make away with, des-
patch, kill, destroy ; to use, make
use of.
Kardxpzos, -ov, Att. Kara'xpea)?,
-w, b, i'i, (fr. Kara according to,
and Ypfof a debt) indebted, due,
owing ; liable, subject.
Karaxpricdat, for Karaxpdadai,
pres. inf. pass. cont. — Karaxpv-
caadai, 1 a. inf. mid. — Kara-
Xprjo-drjvai, 1 a. inf. pass, of Ka-
raxpw.
Kardxpiois, -ios, Att. -twj, f), (fr.
Karaxpdu) to abuse) wrong use,
misusage, abuse, perversion, ca-
tachresis.
Karaxpio-TiKbs, -rj, -bv, (fr. same)
misused, abused, perverted.
Karaxpvo-riKuis, (fr. last) by abuse,
in misuse, erroneously.
KardxpictSy -'oj, Att. -eco?, fj, (fr.
Kara intens. and yptw to anoint)
an anointing, besmearing, greas-
ing.
Kardxpioua, -dros, rb, (fr. same)
an ointment ; grease.
Kardypioro?, -ov, 6, ?/, (fr. same)
anointed ; greased ; besmeared.
Karaxpiwi (fr- same) to anoint
to rub upon, besmear, grease.
Kardxpvaoc, -ov, b, >/, (fr. Kara in-
tens. and yovadj gold) covered
with gold, gilt ; golden, made of
or embroidered with gold.
Karaxpv<r6u) -S>, (fr. same, and
Xpvc6u> to gild, th. XPV<T°S g°ld)
to cover with gold, gild ; to adorn
with or make of gold ; to embla-
zon, celebrate.
Karaxpwpivos, -w, -ov, par. pres.
cont. mid. of Karaxpdo).
KardytJffts, -ios, Att. -cms, f/, (fr.
next) a pouring out, flow, cur-
rent ; the expanse, air ; a cas-
cade, waterfall ; a ewer, jug.
Karay^w, f. -vow, (fr. Kara down-
ward, and xvto t0 pour) to pour
out or upon ; to scatter, spread,
dissipate.
Kara^wp/^w, (fr. Kara" intens. and
X^pitlu to separate, th. ^cupi?
apart) to divide, separate ; to
distribute, arrange, set in order.
Karax^p^ouai, to separate one's
self, retire, withdraw.
Karax&o-ai, 1 a. inf. act. of Kara-
X^vvvui. see ywvvvw.
Kararpdu) -&, f. ->/(rw, (fr. Kara
intens. and xpaw to pat) to rub
down, dry up ; to sooth, pal,
stroke, coax by rubbing.
K.ara\pcv5o[xat, f. -aojiai, p. Kari-
xpevopai, (fr. Kara against, and
xpevSia to lie) to belie, lie against,
charge falsely, calumniate ; to
lie. '
Karaxptvojjbt, -ou, b, (fr. same) a
lie, falsehood ; a calumny, false
charge.
Karaipr)<pl£u),f. -Yew, (fr. same, and
ipri^ifa to vote, th. ip »j0o? a peb-
ble) to vote against, negative,
reject ; to condemn, sentence ; to
give an opinion, judge, determine,
KAT
decree, per. ind pass. Kartrpj*
({nopal.
Karaip)',xu, (fr. KarcL down, and
\pdu> to rub) to rub down, smooth,
plane; to pat, sooth.
Karaxpvl-u), -r/f, -jh 1 a. sub. act. —
Kara'^vl-ov, -dru), 2 pi. -art, 1 a.
impr. act. of
Karad/y^o), f. -fw, p. Karfyvxa,
(fr. Kara intens. and d/tJ^w to
cool) to refresh, revive; to air,
fan ; to moisten, cool ; to sooth,
calm. 1 a. act. ind. Kari\pvl-am
sub. Karaxpvl-u).
Kartayzis,-uoa, -iv, par. 2 a. pass.
— Kareayrjvai, inf.of — Karcdynv,
-»?fi -Vi 2 a. ind. pass. — Karea-
ySJct, 3 pi. 2 a. sub. act. — Ka-
reay&s, -via, -be, par. per. mid.
— Karial-av, Att. for Karrj^av, 3
pi. 1 a. ind. act — Karfidfw, -us,
-ei, Att. for Karai-d), 1 f. ind. act.
of Kardyu) or -dyvvut.
Kariarat, Ion. for Kadnvrai, 3 pi.
pres. ind. mid. of KdOnuat.
Karefia, Dor. for Kar£(3n, 3 sin. 2
a. ind. act. of Karajialvu).
Karipaivov, -ej, -e, impf. act. of
Kara(5aiv(x>.
KarePdWev, Dor. for KartQdWov,
2 sin. impf. mid. of Koraj3dX-
Xa>.
KarePdpnoa, 1 a. ind. act. of Kara-
(iapiu).
Kari(3vv, -n$, -rj, 3 pi. -($noav, 2 a.
ind. act. of Karafialvo).
KarePtaadiinv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of KarajStd^w.
Kare^Onv, -vc, -n, 1 a. ind. pass.
of KarafidWu).
Kareyyvdw, f. -/jew, (fr. KarcL in-
tens. and eyyvdu to engage, th.
tyyin bail) to give bail, go secu-
rity for, promise, engage ; to
pledge, deposite, pawn ; to be-
troth, promise in marriage.
KareyiXwv, 1 sin. or 3 pi. cont.
impf. act. ot KarayeXdw.
Kariyvu)v, -u>£, -w, in. 3 pi. -u>aavt
2 a. ind. act. — KarcyvucBnv, -tjs%
-n, la. ind. pass. — Kariyvuxrpai,
ind. — KareyvdcOai, inf. — Kd-
reyvuxTfihoi, par. per. pass, of
KarayivwoKU).
Kareddnv, -vs, -v, 2 a. ind. pass.—
KarcSaiaduTiv, -o>, -arof 1 a. ind.
mid. of KaraSaiu).
Kari5ap8ov, -£?, -t, 2 a. ind. act.
of KaraSapddvo).
KariSei^a, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
Kara&e'iKvviii.
KariSevtra, -as, -e, I a. ind. act. of
KaraScvid.
KareAriSoKa, — KareSrjSnK&s > — Ko-
reSrjSofihos, Att. for KarijSoKa,
per. ind. act. ; KarrjSoKws, par.
per. act. and Karnboyiivos, par.
per. pass, of Karihw.
Karibrjo-a, -as, 1 a. ind. act. of /ca-
raS(j>.
KareSiKdo-are, 2 pi. 1 a. ind. act.
of Kara&iKd^w.
KartbiwKdfiriVy-ov, -tro, impf. pass.
— KarcSio)^a, -as, -£, 1 a. ind.
act. of KaraSiwKw.
KareSdKeov -ovv, impf. act. of Kara
SoKtw.
KAT
&arctovXo6unv -ovftnv, 6ov -ov,
-6ero, -ovro, impf. pa«s. of tcara-
iovXdut.
Kirityadov, by Metath. for xari-
SapOov.
Karib'pauov, -£$, -t or -cv, 2 a. ind.
aci. of /oirarpf^w.
Kariiuv, -uf, -u, 2 a. ind. act. —
Kuric-vvov, -a, -c, impf. act. o!
Kur livvti).
Kar/i'ii), f. KiTibiau, p. K/jr^tif.i
l)v rastaih KtiTfSo*'i, bj
Afir^K- 1, ol)S. and Att. -£(5/7<5£Ku*
also f. KJTf'Ww, p. K'irf)&UK I,
Att. <c arc^vcWo, (fr. »curd in-
tens. and ihu to eat) 10 eat up,
devour ; /a consume, waste ; to
gnaw, crrrode, fret.
Kartrjyiif, Ion. for Kartayui, -via,
-hi, par. per. mid. of xurayw
or -«') wfit'
JLarcBdpfrnau, -ai, -£, 1 a. ind. act.
of Kurndjpf>iu).
KarcBifjnv, -ov, -tro, 2 a. ind. mid.
— KariBnKu, -at, -c, 1 a. ind. act.
of Kiruridnui.
KctTiidti), JEo\. and Ion. for Kura-
Xcipu>.
Karctiov, -a, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of
Kartitu), f. -t/o-u). (fr. Kara down-
war Is, and ti'^w to look) to «ee
below, look down upon, view,
survey ; to deterg, tlimtmr ; to
per reive, understand, discern ;
to eye, look at, stare, look in the
face. 2 a. ind. act. KarclSov and
jcar/rW.
KarclSwXoi, -ov, o, »/, (fr. Kara in-
tens. and ffowXov an idol, th.
ciboi a resen)blance)/u//o/"ido/s,
idolatrous, superstitious.
Karciev, 3 sin. of Karris, -ai, -c,
per. ind. mid. of tdruui, to de-
scend.
KarctKdfa, fr. Kara, intens. and
CIKdfa.
KaraXiu) -<3, (fr. same, and ciXiu
to roll) n fold together, roll or
coil up ; to enclose, wrap up, en-
velope, swathe.
KarciXndivoi, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, ofhist.
Karci\n;i'ifvo<, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass. — KarciXntpa, per. ind. act.
— \Larci\nd>fvtu, per. inf. act. —
KarciX^Qnv, -ng, -rj, 1 a. ind.
pass, of K<iri\nu($fiv<o.
KaruXiotru), or -mo, (rr. Kari in-
tens. and eWiaau) to roll) same as
KarctXt'o.
X
rjoav, 3 pi. pper. pass, of last.
K'ir;i\'>xn, -ai, -e, Att. for Kara-
XiXc-^'h per. ind. act. o' tara-
Xcyu).
Kdrum, (fr. Kara downwards,
and tlui to go) to go or come
down, rtesrend ; to ve.netraie ; to
xet out, so to, go off ; to return,
come back ; to come or fall upon
befall.
Katetvat, Ion. for xadtivai, 2 a. inf.
act. of««0<i7*M.
Ka^cl- u, 1 a. inf. act. — KarcnrrTv,
2 a. inf. ant. — K<ir<-nr ov, -ovoa,
-bv, par. 2 a. act. of'<ctr/7rw.
Kartipyaadpnv, -j), -aro, 1 a. ind.
KAT
mid. — KartipydoBnv, -ni, -n, 1
a. ind. pa<s. — Kartipynajtai,
-am, -arat, per. ind. pass.oi»ca-
rcpydtyiiai.
Kurupyvvui, (fr. Km i intens. and
eipyvvui or cipyu wbich last
see.
Karapyvvvai, pres. inf. of last.
KurcipctKjv, -a, -t, nnpf. art. of
KnreipctKu), or K.nrtoctKu),w\iuh sen.
'siuTiipvou, -af, -t, 1 a. mil. act. —
Knreipvodai, j>» r. ml". ;
k inoi'iO.
Haritp oi>rv >uat, (fr. Kara B
anil £iou)i'£i'u mockery) to surer
at, mock, speak ironically ; to de-
bt h, bt guile, deceive.
K<irciot, 3 sin. pres. ind. of Ka-
rciut.
Karc7%ov, -a, -r, impf. act. — K«-
rci^cra, 3 sin. K'lrti^fyt&j, 1 p|.
impf. pass, of Kuriyu.
KartKaiov, impf. act. — KarcKXnv,
-ni, -n, 2 a. ind. pass. — Kari-
Kuvoa, and KuriKva, 1 a. ind.
act. of K(tTUKuiu).
KuTtKavov, -a, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of
KarttKiiivu).
K.artKtiuT)v, -cioo, -tiro, impf. mid.
of KuraKtinii.
KariKrja, -ni, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of
wwwk
K'triKnXfw -ui, fr. Kuril intens. and
koMuj, wbich see ; 2 a. ind. act.
KnrtKn\i)i/, -£., -r.
K'ircKXdiaro, Dor. for KnrcKXttoa-
ro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. — Karc-
KXdodng, Dor. for KarcKXeiodrji,
2 sin. 1 a. ind. pass, of Kara-
k\cIu).
KariKXaoa, -aj, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
of KiiruK\dti>.
KartKXuoa, -aj, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
of KiraKXciuj.
KareKXTjooSdrvoa, -af, -e or -cv, 1
a. ind. act. of KaraKXnpoioritj).
K.artK6ir-iv, -rjc, -tj, 3 pi. -^crai/, 2 a.
ind. pass. — K«r/<coi/.a, -af, -e, 3
pi. -ai/, 1 a. ind. act. of Kara-
Kdtrrw.
K.ure.Kp19nv, -i7f, -n, pass. — Kart-
Kp'tva, -,if, -t or -cv, 3 pi. -Kpivav,
act. I a. ind. of Kuratcpivu.
K.arcKpvlinu, -vs. -n, pass. — Kari-
Kpvfiov, act. 2 a. ind. of Kara-
Kovnrw.
\LariKTu, and KarfKrdd'.v, or Ka-
riKr.ivdcv see f*Ta, fKradtv, and
KarfV7Mvov, -£5, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
Karairrcivu).
K.ari\a$ov, -£?, -f or -£v, 2 a. ind.
act. of KaraXapfidvu).
KartXaXeov, -ovv, -££? -£«j, impf.
act. of KaraXaXfu).
HartXavvu), f. -dou>, (fr. <carri in-
tens. and cXavva) to drive) <o
drive out, expel ; to smite, af-
flict, oppress, crush, overpower :
to seize. 1 a. ind. act. Kari-
Xaaa.
KariXtyxe, -/rw,pres. impr. act. of
KarfA/y^Wjf. -fuj, ((r. Kara against,
and tXiyx^ l° prove) to prove
against, confute, convince ; to
reprove, blame, reprehend, cen-
sure ; to shame, expose.
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KAT
KarcXciii) -5, fr. Kari intens. and
iXeiw.
K.artXc7v, Ion. for Kadt\t7v, 2 a. inf.
act. (if KaOaipiw.
KarcXtiipOnv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass.
— KartXr.Xclunv, -\po, -rrro, ppcr.
tass. — KartXiiroi; -£j, -£, 3 pi.
AX. KureXiirooav, 2 a. ind.
act. of KnruXtiirui.
KarfXeKro, Ion. lor KflrfXAfKTO, 3
sm. ppei". pass.— K « r/Xf («,-«?,
-£, act. — KurtXi^dunv, -w, -aro,
mid. 1 a. ind. of KaruXiyu).
KartXijtidnv, -ni, -n, 1 a. ind. pass.
of KaraXnufidvu).
KdrcX6c,2 a. impr. act Karc\9i-
ficv, Ion. for KurtA0c<v, 2 a. inf.
act. — KariXdui, -n(, -n, 2 a. sub.
art. — KarcXOutv, -ovoa, -ov, pi. n.
-Oovrti, g- -66vru>v, 2 a. par. act.
of Kuripxouai.
KariXiaou), same as KartiXloou>.
K.ariXuutvoi, KurtXoDffi, Ion. for xa-
BcX6ui\oi, par. 2 a. mid. and
*a0£XoDo-i,d. pi. par. 2 a. act. of
KtiBatpt ii.
KarcXirigu), fr. Kara intens. and
cXni£u>.
KariXvov, -n, -c, impf. — KnrAv-
oa, -ai, -£, 1 a. ind. act. — Ka-
rtXvdnv, -m, -n, 3 pi. -ncrav, 1 a.
irul. pass. of(caraXi<w.
K-arfuuBov, -a, -£, 2 a. — Kareudv-
Bavov, -a, -£, impf. act. of <cara-
uav&dvu).
Kariuapnov, -a, -c, 2 a. — Kari'
uaptrrov, -a, -c, impf. — Kari-
uapx^a, -m, -£, 1 a. ind. act. ol
Kara/idonru).
KartujidXXu>, f. -aXw, p. -Pf0XtjKaf
(fr. Kari intens. cv in, and (3dX-
Xu) to throw) to put, lay or place
in, at or with ; to entrust, de
posite.
Karcunodunv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of KaraurjSouat.
Kareuudriu), (fr. Kara intens. and
euuariu to handle) to handle or
tickle the throat with the finger
to cause, vomiting.
Karcvaipu), fr. same, and cvalpia. 1
a. ind. act. »car^vapa.
Karcvav8(<D, f. -rjou), (fr. Kara in-
tens. £v in, and uv&iu to bloom)
to spread over, besprinkle, strew.
per. ind. mid. KarivnvBa or *a-
rtvrivoBa.
Karivavri, Karcvavrla, Karcvav-
riov or Kar' cvavriov, (fr. Kara
against, and cvavrloi opposite)
opposite, over against, facing, be-
fore, in front ; in view, openly.
KarcvdpKijoa, -ai, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
of KaravapKaui.
Karivaoae, Poet, for Karivaat,
3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of Kara-
vd<ji.
KarivtiKa, -ai, -£, Ion. and Poet.
for KarrjveyKa, 1 a. ind. act. of
Kara<piptj).
Karivtvaa, -ai, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
Karaver'o).
KarevexBcii, -uoa, -h, par. 1 a.
pass, of KaTa<pipo).
Kartvt'iviKrni, Att. for Karf/vcKTai,
3 sin. of Kar/jvcyuai, per. ind.
pass, of same.
KAT
CaTtv^vo&z, by Epenth. for Kari-
vnvda, per. ind. mid. of Karzvav-
01m.
KaT£vi?p««»7V, -a), -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. 01 KuTtvaipu).
KaTtvduv, Dor. For KarcXBiiv, 2 a.
inf. act. of KHTfpyo/xai.
Kartv<5/;(ra, -aj, -£, I a. ind. act. —
Karevoovv, 1 sin. cont. impf. act.
of Karavoeoi.
KarivrcvKTriu -ov, 6, (fr. next) an
accuser ; a calumniator ■, slander-
er ; a caviller \ interrupter.
Karcvrvyxdvo), fr- Kara intens. and
tvrvyxdvw.
Karivvyov, -es, -t, act. — Karc-
vvynv, -ns, -n, in 3 pi. -naav,
pass. 2 a. ind. of Karavvoob).
Karivuva, for KaTtvuiria, and Ka-
rtvuiriov, (fr. Kara against, tv in,
and ib\p the face) m front, be-
fore, opposite, face to face.
JLatcl-ovotdfa, fr. Kara against, and
cfouata'^ci). 3 pi. pres. ind. act.
Kart^ovaid^ovai or -oiv.
KxrtitayyiWofiai, fr. Kara intens.
and tirayyiXXopai, which see in
eirayyf'XXw.
Karcnaipouai, f. -ovuai,\>.-iirfipuai,
(fr. Kara against, etti upon, and
aipw to raise) to rise up against,
resist, rebel. 1 a. ind. mid. <a-
mtiwdunv. 1 a. ind. pass, nart-
vypdnv.
%arzird\ucvos, JE61. and by Sync,
for KaTE<pa\\6iJLEvos, par. pres.
mid. of Kari<pdWufiai.
KarerraTtidnv, -vs,-n, 1 a. ind. pass.
— Karairdr»7<Ta, -as, -t, 1 a. ind.
act. of KaTaitarim.
Karinavca, -as, -t or -ev, 3 pi.
-iravaav, 1 a. ind. act. of icara-
ravo}.
KaTCTTciyovra, -u>v,> rd, (neut. pi.
par. pres. act. of next) business,
urgent affairs, emergencies,
pressing circumstances.
Karcnriyo), f. -£o>, (fr. Kara intens.
and cvtiyw to urge) to press,
urge, hurry, hasten ; to spur on,
encourage, instigate ; to harass,
pursue, oppress, distress ; to en-
force, insist.
YLariutcov, -ts, -e, 2 a. ind. act. of
KaTa7T(irra>.
KaTtvicrnv, -t)s, -n, 3 pi. -rjaav, 2
a. ind. act. of Kare^iarnut.
Kar«r£0vov, ts, -t, 2 a. ind. act.
of Karantyvu). See also iirt<p-
vov.
KartirriSnca, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
of Karair/j^do).
KariiTTj^a, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
Karairfiyvvfxi.
KarimavOrjv, -rjs, -n, 1 a. ind. pass.
of Kurairiuu'W.
Ka-revidvjxbs, -ov, h, rj, (fr. Kara in-
lens. ttu towards, and Svpbs
the mind) desirous, eager, long-
ing.
KaTtiriXapPavw, (fr. same, and
Xau/?a'vtD to take) to take to one^s
self, take hold of, embrace. 2 a.
ind. act. KaTtiriXaftov.
YLariirtnv, -ts, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
Karairfvw.
KaTtTiAsvyw, (fr. same, and fyevyw
KAT
to flee) to flee for succour, take
refuge, have recourse to.
Kari nXtvoa, -as, -£, 3 pi. -nXevaav,
1 a. ind. act. of KararrXiw.
KariirXnyov, -ts, -£, act. — Kart-
■t:\fiyrjv, -ns, -n, pass. 2 a. ind.
of KararrXf/ffffo).
Karfjrdflj/v, ->/s, -n, 3 pi. -itdBnaav,
1 a. ind. pass, of Karairi vu>.
Karcirpdvva, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act.
of Kurajrpaui/a).
KarfVw, (fr. Kara against, and
iino to speak) to speak against,
accuse ; to discover of, inform
against, denounce. 1 a. ind. act.
Kareiira. 2 a. ind. act. kotij-
itov.
Kartpdaai, 1 a. inf. act. of
Kartpdw -w, f. -dew, (fr. Kara in-
tens. and cpdu) to empty) to
drain, pour out.
YLartpydtyeBai, pres. inf. mid.
KartpydfaQt, 2 pi. pres. ind. or
impr. mid. — Kartpyd^trai, 3 sin.
pres. ind. mid. — Kartpyatoutvos
-7], -ov, par. pres. mid. of
Kartpyd^ouai, f. -aaoixai, (fr. same,
and tpydfyuai to work, th. ipyo
work) to work out, effect, bring
about; to accomplish, perform,
execute ; to work up or into
make, frame, form ; to labour,
work, toil ; to tend towards,
avail, contribute to ; to tire, be
weary ; to finish, make an end
of, despatch, kill. 1 a. ind.
mid. KaTtipyaadyinv, -u, -aro. 1
a. ind. pass. Kartipydcdnv, -vs,
-V.
Kartpyaodutvos, -v, -ov, par. — Ka-
rtpydaaedai, inf. 1 a. mid. of
last.
Karfpyaai'a, -as, fi, (fr. same) a
finishing, conclusion, completion,
execution ; workmanship, manu-
facture ; work, service, labour,
toil; husbandry, tillage, culture,
cultivation ; operatiori, perform-
ance ; digestion.
Karipyaana, -aros, to, (fr. same)
work, labour, toil, cultivation ;
performance, execution.
KaTcpyaoufvos, Ion. for Karnpya©--
uivoi, par. per. pass, of same.
Karipytiv, Ion. for icadeipyeiv, pres.
inf. act. of Kaddpyw.
Kdrcpyov, -ov, to, (fr. Kara intens.
and ipyov work) a work, per-
formance.
Kdrepyos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same)
finished, wrought ; executed, per-
formed, done.
Karepidu), fr. same, and epidw.
KarepciKU), f. -£a>, (fr. same, and
toeiKd) to break) to cut off; to
break or cut down ; to break
through or into ; to shatter, bat-
ter, bruise ; to depress, dispi-
rit.
Kartpdiro), f. -\pu), fr. same, and
£p£jrw.
Karjp^a, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
Karapi^u).
Karcp((po}, f. -xpu, fr. Kara intens.
and ep[<pu).
Kartpto) -to, (fr. Kara against, and
EOfw to speak) to speak against.
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KAT
accuse ; to reproach, revile , to
interrupt ; to speak out, deel wet
esprtss.
Karcptrvov, -£s, -£, impf. act. of
Kur£p>/rew, (fr. Kara intens. and
Ep^ruw to restrain) to detain,
keep, delay ; to hinder, prevent,
slop.
Kareppiii) or Kar£pua», f. -\jtrw, (fr.
same, and pvu to draw) to draw
off, pluck away ; to pull or haul
down ; to carry away, convey.
1 a. ind. act. naripvaa.
Karippwya, -as, -£, per. ind. mid.
— Kar£p£u)yd>s, -u?a, -ds, par.
per. mid. of Karap^fiyvvpi.
Karipvicov, -£s, -£, impf. act. — Ka-
TfpuK£, pres. impr. act. of
KarcpvKw, f. -£w, fr. Kara intens.
and tpvKU).
Karipxouai, f. KartXtvaopai, (fr.
Kara downwards, and ip^ouat
to go) to descend, go or come
down ; to return, come home
from exile. 2 a. act. ind. Kar^A-
Qov inf. KareXdetv. Karepx^uc
voi, -rj, -ov, par. pres. mid.
K.ario-@i)v, -ns, -n, 2 a. ind. act. of
Karaa^ivvvfu.
Kareo-eiov, -is, -t, impf. act. of ko-
raffdui.
Karicao-a, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
Karaodtv.
VLartadiu, 3 sin. -Bltrt, -Biovtri, 2
and 3 pi. pres. ind. act. — Kar£<r-
0<'orr£s, n. pi. par. pres. act. of
KaTicQiw.
Kareadio), (fr. KarcL intens. and
tcBia to eat) to eat up, devour,
consume, impf. act. Karrjadiov.
par. pres. act. Kareadioiv, -ovaa,
-ov a. sin. Karecdiovra.
KaTtGKauftiva, -cjv, rd, (neut. pi.
par. per. pass, of KaraoKaimt
to dig up) ruins, remains.
Kariaicaxpa, -a$,-t, 3 pi. -\pav, 1 a.
ind. act. of same.
Kar£<rK£t5rt<r£, act. — Kar£<TK£t>a<r0>;,
pass. 3 sin. 1 a. ind. — Kar£<rK£u-
aapivos, -n, -ov, par. per. pass.
of KaracKtvd^ut.
KaTEOKrjvuiGa, -as, -£ or -ev, 1 a.
ind. act. of Karao-Knvdu).
Kari o-rddev,JEo\. for KartGrddno-av,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass. — KartVra-
aav, Ion. for Kariarncav, 3 pi. 2
a. ind. act. — Kar£(7r£w< Ion. for
KaOearvKios, par. per. act. — Ka-
TeaTt'iKLC, Ion. for KaddarvKct, 3
sin. pper. act. — KaTccrnKivai.
Ion. for KadtarrjKfvai, per. inf
act. — KaTicTijv, -ns, -n, in 3 pi.
KariffTnaav, 2 a. ind. act Ka-
riarriaa, -as, -£ or -ev, 1 a. ind.
act. of KaQiffrrjiJi i.
Kar£(rraA/«vos, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of KaraffTf A Au>.
Kariardpzaa, -as, -e, in. 3 pi. ica-
Ttar6pc<rav, 1 a. ind. act. of Ka-
raaropfu).
KaTtarpdcpdro, Ion. toi Karearpau-
pevoi rjaav, 3 pi. pper. pass. —
KarccTpt(f)6pr)v, -ov, -ero, impfi
pass. — Kariarptxpa, -as, -c, 1 a.
ind. act. of Karaarpf^w.
KaTterrpwdntrav, 3 pi. I a. ind. paifS.
of KaraorptJw.
KAT
Kartffrvyov -is, -t, 2 a. ind. act.
of Karaarvyiu).
Kanotppayiopivos, -n, -ov, par.
per. pass, of Karaotypaylfa.
KariaxiBov, -ts, -t, impf. act. of
Karaa^idu.
KdTtcx°vy -zs> "'» 2 a. ind. act. of
Kar/c^oaav, for /raw^ov, 3 pi. of
last.
KartraKCTo, Dor. for /cartr^ero, 3
sin. iinpf. mid. of Kar art) ku.
Karc T6£cvoa, -of, -1, in 3 pi. Karc-
r<i£fu<ra»', 1 a. ind. act. of kutcl-
rofivw.
Karirpi(3ov, -is, -e, 2 a. ind. act. of
Kararpt(iu.
Karirpi(pv, -ts, -t, 2 a. ind. act.
of Kararpifa.
Karhpufa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act.
of xararpiLyu.
Karcrpu)adfiT]vf -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of KararirpwaKu.
Kdrtvy^a, -dros, rb, (fr. Kara
against, and cvx°fai to pray) a
curae, prayer.
yLarcvhoKifiiut -u>, (fr. (rard intcns.
and cvdoKtftiw to gain credit,
which fr. &6Kifios approved, th.
SoKttD to esteem) to have a high
reputation, be celebrated, be ap-
proved for conduct, manage af-
fairs well.
Kartv&iKriu -w, (fr. same, and tv-
BiKrbs easily hit, ih. Siyoj to
touch) to have a good aim, hit
surely, strike directly.
Kartv&v, (fr. same, and tvBv direct-
ly) straightway, immediately
opposite ; straight towards, right
against. Tb kutivBv, in sight,
directly before.
KartvBvvai, inf. — KarcvBvvai, opt.
3 sin. 1 a. act. of
KartvBvvu, f. -v<2, p. -eidvyicq, (fr.
Kara" intens. and tvBvvu to
straighten, th. cvBvs straight) to
set in order, put to rights, regu-
late ; to direct, arrange, dispose ;
to rule, govern, manage, con-
duct ; to establish, appoint, de-
cree, constitute ; to punish, fine,
inflict. 1 a. act. ind. KanvBvva.
KartvXoytu) -cD, f. -f)o<i>, p. -r]Ka, fr.
same, and tvXoyiu).
Kartvvdfo, (fr. same, and evvd^o)
to put to bed, th. evvr) a bed) to
put to sleep, set to rest, calm, sooth.
KartvvdCouai, to go to bed, retire
to rest, fall asleep.
KartvvdoBtv, ^Eol. for Kartvvda-
0»7<rav,3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass, of last.
KartvoSot, 3 sin. cont. pres. opt.
act. of
Kartvoidw -5, fr. Kara intens. and
tvotidm.
KareviTopiu) -5, f. -j5«toj, (fr. same
and tviropiu to be provided) to
be well provided, abound, have
plenty.
Kartvrpnrifo, (fr. same, and tvrpt-
t'£w to adjust, which fr. tvrpt-nr)s
ready) to prepare, make ready ;
to dress, adorn, trim ; to adjust,
settle, rectify.
K.0TtvTvxi<i> -w, fr. same, and tv-
KAT
Karevxouat, (fr. same, andti5^o/ioi
to pray, th. n^fj a prayer )fo pray
against, curse, imprecate ; to pray
earnestly, supplicate, beseech; to
pray, beg ; to boast, vaunt.
KaTivu>xu<rdai, pres. inf. mid.
cont. of
]Larzvu>x*oual -ovual, (fr. Kara" in-
tens. and tvwxi w to entertain, th.
Osgood checr)tofeastupon, con-
sume at a feast; to banquet, revel.
KariQayov, -ts, -e or -tv, 2 a. ind.
act. of Karaipdyl).
Kare<f>atv6ftr]v, -ov, -cro, impf. mid.
— K.art<pdvnv, -17^, -tj, 2 a. ind.
pass, of xaT(i<patni).
K.art<pdui£tv, Dor. for Kart<pfjuil;cv, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. act. of Kara<prjuifa.
YLari<p6apKa, -as, -t, per. ind. act.
— KarityOapftai, per. ind. pass.
— Karc(pdapfiivos, par. per. pass.
— Kari<pBapov, -ts, -£, 2 a. ind.
act. — KarityBttpa, -as, -t, 1 a.
ind. act. of KaraipBtlpw.
Kari<p(Xn, 3 sin. Kart<f>lXovv, 3 pi.
cont. impf. — Karc<plXr)<ra, -as,
-1 or -tv, 1 a. ind. act. of icara-
<piXi<j).
Karteplemjut, f. KarvKicrfjam, p. Ka-
rc<piarvKa, (fr. Kara against, ati
upon, and lorvui to set) to rise
or stand up against, make head
against, oppose ; to rebel, revolt
2 a. ind. act. Karcirfarnv.
Karc<p6vev<ra, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act
of Kara<povevw.
Karicpttyov, -ts, -e, 2 a. ind. act. of
Kara<f>tvyu>.
Kartxta, Kar/^tva and Karfycv-
era, -as, -1, 1 a. ind. act. of xa-
ra^/w.
Karix^v, pres. inf. act. — Karfyo-
fitv, -XtTti -Xovah pl- pres. ind.
act. — Karex^ucvos, -rj, -ov, par.
pres. pass. — Ka'rt^ov, -is, -1,
impf. act. — Kar/jfw, -jjs, -tj,
pres. sub. act. — Karixuv, -ovoa,
-ov, pi. n. -x0VT*Si g. -x^VTUVi
par. pres. act. of
Karf^w, f. kuBi^u), and Karaox*)-
<r<i>, p. Karicxvxa, (fr. <cara, and
f'^w to hold) to hold fast, seize,
apprehend ; to keep back, retain ;
to cling, come or be added to ; to
detain, stay, stop, hinder, pre-
vent ; to confine, coerce, restrain,
hold in, repress, curb, check ; to
subdue, overpower, oppress ; to
occupy, seize ; to possess, own,
enjoy ; to fill, overspread ; to
iSst, continue, endure, persist,
persevere ; to bear, withstand,
oppose, resist ; to hold on, keep a
course, steer to, arrive, land at.
Karixofiai, to be engaged with,
delight or take pleasure in.
Karnyayov, -is, -c, 2 a. ind. act. of
Kardyio.
KarnyyiiXa/xtv, 1 pi. 1 a. ind. act.
— KarfiyyzWov, impf. act. —
KarriyyiXriv, -r)s, -n, 1 a. ind.
pass, of KarayyiXXo).
Karriyt/iiav, -6vos, b, fj, Ion. for ko-
Qrjym<jiv.
Yiarrtyiofiai -ovual, Ion. for KaBrj
y to fiat.
Kuriryopuv, act KariryopBiadat
(332)
KAT
pass. pres. inf. cont. — Kuniyo-
ptirai, pres. KarripdpnTo, in pi*. 3
sin. ind. pass. cont. — Karriydpov-
utv,-piTrt,-povat,\>\. CODt.
ind. act — KuTyyopiirwoai, 3 p],
cont. pres. irnpr. act. — Karrj-
yopuv, pi. n. -puvvrts, g. -povi—
ruv, |mr. pres. act. cont, or
Karrjyoplu) -fl,f. -i';ffw, p. Ktirriydpr)-
ko, (fr. #cara against, and ayo-
ptu> or ayopivu to discourse) to
refuse, deny ; to make a <•■
plead ; to reprehend, reprove,
blame, rebuke, censure, repri-
mand ; to speak against, de-
nounce, accuse, charge ; to ar-
gue, prove, convince ; to suy,
tell, publish, proclaim, show, de-
clare, impf. act. Karny6ptov -ovv.
1 a. inf. act. Karnyopfiaai.
Karnyoprjdtls, -tlaa, -iv, par. 1 a.
pass, of last.
Karvy6piiua, -tiros, rb, and Karn-
yopla, -as, fj, (fr. same) an accu-
sation, charge ; a category, pre-
dicament.
Karnyoprjoio, -us, -it, 1 f. ind. act.
— Karriyopr'iouai, 3 pi. 1 a. sub.
act. of same.
KarrjyoptKds, -ov, b, f), (fr. same)
accusatory, criminatory. Subs.
an informer, accuser.
Kart/yopos, -ov, b, (fr. same) an
accuser, informer.
Karnyopovfitvos, -tj, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. of same.
Karvyuvlaavro, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. mid.
of Karayuv i£ou a 1 .
Karf/Sioa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
KaraiSiut.
KarvdaXtouivos, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of KaraiOaXdu).
Kari7<a, -as, -1, Alt. for Kartla,
per. mid. of Karuui.
KarTJKti , KarrjKov, Ion. for Kadf)Kti , 3
sin. pres. ind. act. and KadfjKov,
neut. par. pres. act. of KadrjKw.
Karj)Ki$ov, -is, -t, impf. act. of Ka-
raiKl^b).
Kart)Koos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. KaraKovu) to
obey) obedient, submissive, com-
pliant, docile, tractable ; atten-
tive, diligent ; subject to, in the
power of; a listener ; a scout, spy.
Karf)Kw, Ion. for KudfjKu>.
Kart'iXaoa, -as, -1, 1 a. ind. act. of
KartXavvu.
KarrjXdov, -ts, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
Karipxofiai.
KarrjXtxj/, -tros or -^oj, ft, a floor \
story ; a scaffold, stage ; a plank,
beam, rafter, joist ; a ladder,
stairs.
KarnXXdyvv, -r)S, -V, 2 a. ind. pass.
— Kar^AXa^a, -as, -t, 1 a. ind.
act. of KaraXXdaow.
KartiXoyew -w, fr. Kara intens. and
aXoyiw.
KarnXoKiclu), fr. same, and avXart-
$o), which see. per. ind. pass.
KarrjXdKiapai, -cai, -oral.
KarrjXwKvla, Ion. for Kadr/XuKvlai
n. fern. par. per. act. of KaBa-
XioKOi or KaBdXoiyn^
YLarrifivxBvv, -vs, ~v, I *• ind. pass.
of Kara/jLVtrod).
KarnvayKaofiiviiis, (fr. KarvvayKae-
KAT
mhos, par. per. oass. of nara-
vay/ca^w to compel, th. avdynrj
necessity; by constraint, force or
compulsion ; of necessity, by fate.
Karriva^oiuivoi, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of KaravaXiaKU).
Karrjvqpa, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
tcarzvaipo).
KarZ/veyKa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
— Karfivoxa, Att. KaTtv^voj^a,
per. ind. mid. of Kara<pipu.
KarrjvTj]<ra, -as, -t or -zv, pi. ~cau.iv,
-cart, -aav, 1 a. ind. act. of*
ravrdo).
KaTT)%iu)dr)v, -rjs, -n, in 3 pi. -Brjcrav,
1 a. ind. pass, of Kara^iou).
Karrjdvwv, impf. act. cont. of Ka-
ratovdw,
KaTTjmdm -u, f. -dau) and ->;<jw, (fr.
Kara intens. and tjirios mild) to
mitigate, allay, assuage, ease, re-
lieve ; to pacify, appease, quiet
calm.
YLarntridiiiVTo, Poet, for Karn-xiCbv-
to, 3 pi. cont. impf. pass, of last,
Karnpauivosy-rj, -ov, par. per. pass.
— KaTnoaadjxnv, -o), -aro, 1 a,
ind. mia. — Karfiparo, 3 sin.
impf. mid. cf tcarapdouai
KaTjjpa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
Karaipw.
KarijpyrjKa, -as, -£, act. — Karrjp'
yrjuai, -oat, -rat, pres. per. ind.
— KarrjpyriQrjv, -ns,-r],'o\. -Brjuzv
-Brjrz, pass. — Karfipytjaa, -as, -£,
act. 1 a. ind. of tcarapyiu).
Karfipee, Ion. for KaBtjpzz, 3 sin
impf. act. of xaBaipiw.
KarrjpzBoutjv, -ov, -ito, impf. pass
of Karipidu.
KaTrtpt<pt, for KaTTjptcpia, a. sin.—
KaTijpt&hocn, Ion. for Karnpztyi
at, d. pi. of
KaTrjpecpfjs, -hs -ovSt o, fi, (fr- Kara
KAT
ness, melancholy ; grief, sorrow,
distress ; shame, disgrace.
Karrjipiij) -w, f. -fjow, (fr. same) to
be downcast or sad ; to feel shame
or disgrace, be ashamed ; to
grieve, mourn. 1 a. par. act.
KarTjcpfjoas.
Karrjipris, -ios -ovs, b, f/, (fr. same)
dovmcast, dejected, sad, gloomy.
KaTT)<p(bv, -6vos, o, fj, (fr. Kara<pdo»
to reproach) infamous,disgraced,
cowardly, vile.
KaTn^EduEvos -ovutvos, (par. per.
pass, of next) taught, instruct-
ed ; a pupil, 'scholar, learner ; a
catechumen.
KaT^fW, f. -fi<T<j>, p. KarfJxriKa, (fr.
Kara intens. and jj^oj a sound)
to sound, resound, ring ; to
sound instruction in the ears
impress, inculcate, teach, in-
struct, edify, inform ; to mur
mur, purl. per. ind. pass. Ka-
Trr%T)uai, -aai, -rat.
KaTJ^fW -WV, g. -fOVTOJ -OVVTOS,
(par. pres. act. of last) an in~
sti-ucttr, teacher.
Karri^t'iOns, 2 sin. -x>'iBr)aav, 3 pi. I
a. ind. pass. — Karrix'iuai,-o'ai,
-rat, 3 pi. -xvvTai, ind. — Kar/7-
Xyuivos, -n, -ov, par. per. pass
— Kur/j^o-w, 1 a. sub. act. of
same.
KaTf)%riois, -ios, Att. -tw?, f), (fr
same) instruction, teaching, edi-
fication, discipline ; a catechism
K.anjx^1vi -ys, -rj, in 1 pi. KaT-qxBr)-
uzv, 1 a. ind. pass, of Kardyu).
Kar^tfw, f. -fcxw, (fr. xar^fw to
sound instruction) to impress
instruction, inculcate, teach, in
form ; to catechise.
KaTn%ioubs, -ov, b, (fr. last) a ca-
chism, instruction, institution.
intens. and tpicpw to roof) cover- ,KaTtr)(ioTris, -ov, h, (fr. same) a
ed over, roofed ; arched, vaulted ; catechist, instrurter, lecturer.
shaded ; overspreading, over-
whelming, vast.
KaTTJprjs, -cos -ovs, o, fi, (fr. same,
and dpu> to fit) hung up, hang-
ing, suspended, attached; grate-
ful, agreeable ; folded, wrapped
up. Or (fr. same, and zpioao)
to row) furnished with oars or
wings, swift- sailing, winged.
Karvpiduquivos, -»7, -ov, par. per.
pass, of Karapiduiti).
Karfipurov, -ts, -t, 2 a. ind. act. of
KaTtpeiTTU).
Karrjp'pa^a, -<k, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
Karappdoaw.
KuTTiprurduiiv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. — KarrjpTicuai, ind. — Ka-
Tvpriodai, inf. — KarripTicruivos,
Karrixovu.zvos, cont. fr. Katrixtofiz-
vos, which see.
KaTTjwpevvTo, Dor. for Karjuopovvro,
3 pll impf. pass, of Karaiwpio-
uai.
KdrOav* and KdrBdvz, by iEol.
Sync, for Kariddvc, 3 sin. 2 a.
ind. act. of KaraBvfiffKw.
KarBzuzv, by JEo\. Sync, for ica-
ra&euev, which Ion. for KaraBz7-
vai, 2 a. inf. act. of KarariBrijxi.
KdrBzo, by iEol. Sync, for icardBzo,
which Ion. for KardBzoo or ica-
rdbov, 2 a. impr. mid. of same.
Karld(n,S pi. pres. ind. of Karttut.
Or, Ion. for Kadidai, which is
Att. for KaQizioi, 3 pi. pres. ind
act. of Ka&ivui
par. per. pass. — KaTvprlcu), KarWnv, 2 a. inf. act. — Kari&wv,
2 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of xarap
•n£w .
Kari'ioOiov, -£;, -£, impf. act. of Ka-
TCoOtU) .
KaTrjaxvvOriv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass.
— KaTiJff^uyKa, per. ind. act.
~ KaTfio%vvov, impf. act Ku-
TWxfsvovTQ, 3 pi. impf. pass, of
Kara.-xvw.
Karn(f>£ia, -u?, and Ion. Karvdctr},
"lit ht (""• Kara downwards
aod (fuLxt the eye) dejection, sod
-ovva, -ov, n. pi. kotiCOvtcs, par-
2 a. act. of KaTeiZu.
Knrih'ai, pres. inf. of Kdreifu.
tatl&tv. Ion. for Kadifyiv, pres. inf.
act. of Ka6i(o>.
KuriOi', fir. Karri intens. and tdv.
KariO-vvu, (fr. same, and iduvw to
direct) to straighten ; to direct,
guide ; to go direct, steer.
KariKcrcvu), Ion. for KaQiKtrtvta, see
'iKtTZVO).
YLaT(.KAiaiv(ji, Ion. for Kaducuaiw.
C33S}
KAT
KaTjAXwTTTW, yf: xaT& ill, fAXoj &
glance, and u>\f/ the eye) to eye
obliquely, squint at, ogle, view
askaunce.
Kanovra, a. sin. or neut. pi. of
KaTiwv, par. 2 a. of Kara ui.
Kartdu) -w, f. -tiao), p. Kariuvca, (fr.
ids blight) to blight, canker, rustt
corrode ; to corrupt, spoil, per.
ind. pass. Kariwuai.
KaTinrdfyodat,lon. for Kapnntdty--
Oai, pres. inf. mid. of KaQntndfa.
Kanpovv, Ion. for KaQupovv, pres.
inf. act. cont. of KaBupdu.
KaTicracdai, Ion. for Ka8io-raadaif
pres. inf. act. — KarioTiaTo.
Ion. for KaBioravro, 3 pi. impf.
pass, of KaBioTTjui.
KaTiff^f'at, Ion. for kcltioxVi 2 s:n.
pres. sub. mid. — Karj'cr^ttv,
pres. inf. act. of Kariax^-
Karioxvov, 1 sin. or 3 pi. impf. act.
— KuTicr^iicrouo'i, 3 pi. 1 f. ind.
act. of
Kario^vw, f. -vcro), p. xanV^UKa,
(fr. Kara intens. and i<ryi>w tc*
be strong, th. ttr^uj strength) to*
be or grow strong, be able, pre
vail ; to exceed, excel ; to over-
power, oppress, crush.
Karj'a^w, fr. Kara intens. and jV^w
or for Karix0*'
Kariuyv, -ovaa, -bv, par. 2 a. of*d-
retui.
Kariu)Tai, 3 sin. per. ind. pass, of
Kan6(ii.
Kardivvos, -ov, 6, j/,see KarwSvvos.
Karoact'is, -K£7, 2 and 3 sin. -keitz,
2 pi. cont. pres. ind. act. —
KaroiKtlv, pres. inf. act. cont. of
KarotKtu).
KaTotKtcia, -as, fi, (fr. Kara intens.
and o7kos a house) a habitationf
dwelling, abode, residence.
KarotKtu) -£>, f. -fiau), p. KarwKrjKa,
(fr. same, and oikzw to inhabit,
th. oIkos a house) to inhabit*
dwell or live in ; to abide, reside^
sojourn, lodge. 1 a. act. ind. Ka-
TU)Kri<Ta' impr. KaroiKncov, -dru>'
inf. KaTotKTJoaf par. KaroiKfjaas.
KarotKTjv, Dor. for kotoikzIv, pres.
inf. act. cont. of last.
KaroiKno-ts, -ios, Att. -£W?? r), (fr.
Kara intens. and o'ikos a house)
an abode, residence, lodging,
home. a. sin. Karo'iKvoiv.
KaToiKnrfipiov, -ov,rd, (fr. last, and
rrjpiu) to keep) same as last.
KaroiKia, -as, h, (fr. KaT(i intens.
and oIkos a house) a dwelling,
abode, lodging, residence, haunt.
VLaroiKchos, -a, -cv or -ov, b, fi, (fr.
same) domestic, much ut home,
secluded, retired.
KarotKi^u), f. -t<rw, (fr. same, and
oiKifo to dwell, th. oIkos a house)
to place in a house, send to
dwell, give to be occupied; to
found, build, erect ; to settle,
plant, colonize. 1 a. ind. act.
KarwKiffa, -as, -z.
KarotKofiouzu) -w, (fr. same, oikos a
house, and Siuu) to build) to
build a house, erect a dwelling,
make a settlement.
KuroiKOf,-ou, b, ff, (fr. same, and
KAT
•iVo c a housed an inhabitant,
dweller, occupier, lodger, inmate ;
a domestic, servant, porter.
KaroiKTuniD, (fr. koto intens. and
otKTcipu) to pity, th. o'iktos pity)
to commiserate, pity ; to lament,
deplore, bewail.
lLaroiKri^ui, (fr. same, and oiktI^w
to compassionate, th. o'iktos
pity) to excite pity, call forth
compassion, move, affect. K.a-
roiKri^ouai, tofeelpity, have com-
passion ; to lament, deplore.
KarolxTtoiSy -tos, Alt. -cids, ^, (fr.
same) pity, compassion, sym-
pathy.
KaroiKwv, d. sin. -kouvti, pi. n.
-Kovvres, g. -Kovvrwv, a. -kovvtus,
d. -kovoi, par. prea. act. cont.
of KaroiKiu).
Karoioftat, \fr. Kara intens. and
olofiai to think) to think highly
or have a good opinion of one's
self; to feel pain, behave arro-
gantly.
Karolxr>riaii (fr- same, and ol-^ouai
to go) to go off, depart, die.
par. prev. paaa, Kurotxiuivos.
KarJu, (fr. Kara downward, and
old) obs. to bear) to bear or bring
down, overwhelm, deject, pres.
ind. mid. Karolouai. 1 f. ind.
mid. Karoloofidt, -rj, -trai.
KardKvei, pres. impr. act. cont. of
KaroKviu -£j, (fr. Kari intent and
oKvtw to delay) to hesitate, pause,
doubt ; to grieve, be sorry for ;
to dislike, apprehend ; to falter,
fail.
Kar6iivvfxt,-o^vvi.>i or -o/i<5u>,f. -6<ru>,
p. -wuoica, and Att. -oynhfioKa,
(fr. Kara against, and duvvui to
swear) to atoear solemnly, con-
firm by an onth, siccar by ; to
adjure, exact or impose an oath ;
to conspire against, plot.
Karovdut, fr. same, and ovSta or
dvtifii, which see.
Karoird^u), f. -dcio, (fr. koto, in-
tens. and oird^ia to follow) to
follow after, pursue close, press
hard ; to chase, drive ; to rout,
defeat, overthrow ; to expel, drive
out ; to come in place of, sup-
plant, succeed.
K.ar6mv, KaT!57rio-0£and KardirtoOev,
(fr. same, and ovioid backwards)
Joe he future, in lime to come;
after, afterwards ; behind, close
after, at the back, in the rear.
KiroiTTtvu), same as KaTdrrrouai.
karoirrris, -ov, and KaroiTTrip, -rjpos,
b, (fr. next) a looker on, viewer,
spectator, observer ; a spy, scout,
watch.
Hardirroijiat, f. -6ipouat, p. -louuat,
(fr. koto, intens. and oirrofiai to
see) to see obviously, perceive
clearly, discern ; to spy out,
espy, discover, witness ; to mind,
remark, observe.
KdroxTOs, -ov, o, fi, (fr. same) con-
spicuous, apparent, obvious, plain \
to the view, evident, menii first. \
Subs, a witness, spy. Or (fr. j
Kara intens. and oirrdu} to roast)
over-roasted, scorched ; parched. I
KAT
Karoirrplfa, f. -lou, p. KardirrpiKa,
(fr. Kdroitrpov a looking-glass,
th. dirronai to see) to view in a
looking-glass or as in a looking-
glass ; to reflect or represent as
in a mirror. Karonrpi^ouai, to
be seen or open to view. par. pres.
pass. Karonrpityptvos, -n, -ov.
KaroirrpiKfi, -fj$, /,, (fern, of next,
viz. ri^vn) catoptrics, or that
part of optics which relates to
reflexion.
KarotrrptKdi, -f), -6v, ( fr. next) clear,
bright ; open, that may be seen
through, admitting sight, allow-
ing a view ; pellucid, transpa-
rent ; reflecting, reflective.
Kdronrpov, -ov, rd, (fr. Kara
through, and dirrouai to see) a
mirror, looking-glass, reflector.
KaropBoueav, a. sin. fern. cont.
par. pres. act. — KaropdoTiv,
pres. inf. act. cont. — Karop-
dovot, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind. act.
of
KaropOtm -&, f. -wcw, p. KanLpdit)-
Ka, (fr. icard intens. and opdbs up-
right) to raise or set up, erect;
to set right, correct, amend, re-
form ; to settle, arrange ; to
conduct or manage well, admi-
nister iustly ; to execute, achieve,
accomplish prosperously, succeed.
KardpOmua, -aros, rd, (fr. last) a
correction, amendment, reforma
tion ; support, establishment,
administration ; an exploit,
achievement, feat, performance,
good deed ; prosperity, success,
nrlory. g. pi. KaropOmudrwv.
Kardpdmots, -ios, Att. -tw?, h, (fr.
same) a happy accomplishment,
execution, success ; correction,
improvement, reformation ; ma-
nagement, conduct, administra-
tion ; a feat, exploit.
KaroppoSiu) -w, (fr. Kari intens.
and opp'wciu to dread) to fear
greatly, dread, show signs of
violent apprehension, shudder,
quake.
Karopv^ic, -ios, Att. -cats, jy, (fr.
next) a burying or hiding in the
ground, interment.
Karopvoou) or -rrw, f. -£<j, p. -wpv-
%a, and Att. -opdpv^a, (fr. Kurd
downwards, and opvooui to dig)
to dig or break through or into ;
to bury, inter, hide in the ground ;
to store up, treasure, oard. 2 a.
ind. act. -upvyov pe* inf. pass.
KaTtbpvyfiai, Att. -opripvyuai.
K.aTop\iouai, f. -rjoouai, (fr. Kara
intens. and op%iouai to dance)
to dance about, take amusement
in dancing ; to dance over, tram-
ple upon, subdue, oppress. 1 a.
ind. mid. KaT(j)pxoodur,v.
Krtropo)p«%0aj, per. inf. pass, of
Karopvoou).
Karo^£t$w,f. -£vou),(fr. Kara intens.
and oyivn) to copulate) to admit
the male, engender, copulate ; to
rave, become frantic, keep orgies,
be possessed.
Karo^n?-^^; hi (fr. Kirf^wtoseize)
a detention, stoppage, hindrance,
(334)
KAT
delay ; a seizure, possession at
infatuation from evil spirits.
KaTd^tftoi and Kard^oj, -ov, b, h,
(fr. same) held, detained ; en-
gaged in, occupied by, taken up
with; possessed, infatuatid,fran-
tic.
Kardipios, -ov, b, /;, (fr. xari
against, and 6wrouai to see)
placed before the eyes, conspicu-
ous, overlooking.
Karrlrtpof, -ov, b, Att. for icaool-
■rtpoi.
Kdrrvua, -tiros, rd, (fr. Kaoatu to
sew under) the sole of a shoe,
sole-leather ; a sandal, shoe.
KarrvxrcoOai, Poet. Sync, for ko-
Tarvirreodai, pres. inf. pass, of
KaranJirrw.
Karrw, Dor. for Kara rov, against
this, according, &c.
Karvirepde, comp. Karvirfprcpoc,
Ion. for tcadvnipde, &c.
KarvirvGjoai, Ion. for Kadvnviooai, 1
a. inf. act. of KaOvnvdut.
Kdrw, (fr. Kara downward) be-
neath, underneath, below ; down,
downwards ; in the regions be-
low, comp. KaTioriput.
Kariiyaios and KariLyios, -ov, b, f/j
see Kardya.*i.
K.aru>6vvdu) -u>, f. -i/oo), (fr. Kari
intens. and o6vvtj pain) to af-
flict, pain ; visit with grief or
sorrow.
K.ard>Svvot, -ov, b, f), (fr. same)
paineel, in peiin, afflicted with
pain or sorrow ; in grief, sorrow-
ful, sad, disconsolate.
Kdrwdcv, (fr. Kar* below, and -Be*
from ) from below, from beneeith.
KardJKapa, (fr. same, and Kdpa the
head) upon the head, headlong.
Karw/rtc, 3 sin. impf. act. — Ka-
T(i>Knoa, -as, -t or -ev, 1 a. ind.
act. — Kar&Kovv, I sin. or 3 pi.
cont. impf. act. of KaroiKeoi.
KarioKiodiv, Bceot. for Kar^Klodn-
oav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of KaroiKi^ta.
Karif)Ko6onTiutvos, -t/,-ov, par. per.
pass, of KaToiKoboufjy-
Karu)ua(]tos, -ov, b, h, (fr. Karei ac-
cording to, and iauos the shoul-
der) from the shoulder, up to or
as high as the shoulders.
KflT«ip(5Ji;, (fr. last) across or on
the shoulders.
Karo'iuvvodai for Kar6uvvadai,r)re3.
inf. mid. of kotSuvvui.
Karwpoaia, -as, and Ion. -oio, ->7j,
ft, (fr. Kar6nvvnt to swear
against) an oath taken against ;
evidence or proof against.
KaruvaKn, -»??, f)> smd Karo)vaKr)S,
-ov, b, (fr. kotu) below, and
vdKos a sheepskin) a slave's
dress bordered viith sheepskin.
Karuvovro, 3 pi. 2 a. ind. mid. ot
Karovdw.
Karwrrof, -17, -ov, (fr. Kara down-
ward, and ib\p the face, th. An*
rofiui to see) downcast, bashful^
modest, diffident.
Karuypa, Ion. for KaQupa, 3 sin.
cont. impf. act. of KaQopdu).
K«T(')puf, -vyos, h, (fr. Karopvvcv to
bury ) a cave, pit, den ; a ireo
KAT
rure, hoard, store. Adj. buried,
hid in the earth; subterranean,
underground.
tiariLov^a, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of violent heat, scorching wind ; a
blast, d. Kavauvi, a. Kavcutva
xaropvaau
Karwpxfovro, 3 pi. impf. mid. of
Karopxiouai.
Karwripos, comp. and Karuiraros,
sup. (fr. koto) below) lower, ne-
ther ; lowermost, nethermost.
Earorr/pw, comp. of Kdr<*, lower,
under, beneath.
Kavai;. -aicos, and Kauijf, also Ka-
(in%, -tjkos, b, a sew-mew, sea-gull,
Kavrfip, -fjpos, b, (fr. same) a burn-
er ; a person or thing that burns ;
a searing or marking-iron ; a
brand, mark, sear.
KavTtjpidQu, f. -atru), p. KtKavrrj-
pia<a, (fr. next, th. icaiu> to burn)
to cauterize, burn with a hot iron,
sear, brand, mark. per. pass,
ind. K€KavT}'ipiafiai' par. KCKavrv-
Kavafats, J£.o\. for Kard^ais, 2 sin. I pitrftivos.
1 a. opt. act. of Kardyia or -vv^n. I Kavrfipiov, -ov, rb, (fr. Kalu to
Kau0//o-o//ai, -t], -crai, ind. — Kav-\ burn) an iron for burning or
Brjounai, sub. (not common) 1 f. I branding ; a burning applica-
KAX
Kai'caj, -eij, -ej, ind. — Kavowv,
-ovaa, -ov, par. 1 f. act. of Kaiu).
Kavcuv, -wvoi, b, hi (fr. same)
pass, of Katu).
KavKdXiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of Kaviciov
a cup) a small vessel, cup, glass.
KavicaXls, -ilos, hi the herb wild
parsnip or carrot.
KavKt^ofiai, to dance dressed rati
KavKiai.
Kaviciov, -ov, to", a cup.
Kavxlsi-l^os, fi, a kind of shoe.
Kai Adj , -ov, b, the stalk or stem of a
plant ; pot herbs, colewort, kail,
&c. the shank, as of a spear
shaft, which enters the head, of
a sword blade, which enters the
hilt ; a hilt or handle ; a stake,
post, pole; a man's peculiar
member.
Kavfta, -Xros, rb, (fr. Kaib) to burn)
a burning heat, fire, scorching
flame ; inflammation ; a canker,
blight.
Kaujmri£ci>, f. -Yea, (fr. last) to
burn up, roast, scorch, parch. 1
a. act. ind. tKavfidriaa' inf. kuv-
fiarlaat. 1 a. ind. pass, cicav^a-
ricBnv.
KavvaKt), -rjs, h, (fr. Kaiw to warm,
and vdxos a sheepskin) a blanket
or rug napped on one side; a
long dress of happy cloth.
Kavvos, -ov, b, lot, slate ; fate, des-
tiny.
Kavvbs, -h, -ov, andKavpd$,-a,-flv,
bad, evil, ill, worthless, idle.
Kavoia, -as, r), (fr. next) a cap with
a broad leaf a hat; a Macedo-
nian helmet of tanned skin.
Kavuis, -tos, Att. -eu>s, f], (fr. Kaiw
to burn) a burning, scorching;
a burn, scorch; afire, destruc-
tion by fire. a. sin. Kavaiv.
Kavaos, -ov, b, (fr. same) heat, in-
flammation, fever.
Koucdw -u>, f. -wffw, p. KCKavtrbiKa,
(fr. last) to set on fire, burn,
destroy by fire. pres. ind. pass.
Kavouoftui -ovfiai.
Kavtrrupbs, -a, -bv, (fr. Kaiut to
burn) burning, scorching; torrid,
fetvid, boiling, scalding; hot,
fiery i fierce, raging.
Kavorvs, and Dor. Kavoras, -ov,
b, (fr. same) a burner, one who
burns or fires.
KavartKbs, -h, -bv, (fr. same) caus-
tic, burning, scorching.
Kavo-rbs,-t],-bv, (fr. same) burned,
scared, branded; fit for burning,
inflammable*
twn, cautery,
Kavrbs, for Kai avrds.
Kav^a, -as, hi Dor. for tcavxi*
Kav%dcaai -acrai, for Kav^dp -a, 2
sin. pres. pass, of
Kavxaopat -wuai, f. -fjeopat, (fr.
Kavxv a boast) to glory, boast,
brag, vaunt, exaggerate vainly,
speak proudly ; to exult, rejoice.
pres. ind. mid. Kavxaopat Spat,
-dji -?» -dtrai -drai, and Kav-
ydoftat -dfxai, -dtcai -Scat. 1 a.
mid. ind. acavx^^dfivv, -w, -aro'
sub. Kavx'iow/iai, -n, -rjrat.
Kavxatrai, see last, and Kavxdtaai.
KavxdcOat, inf. — Kavxdcdw, 3
sin. -xdaQe, 2 pi. impr. pres.
mid. cont. of Kavxdo/jiai.
Kav%iva, for Kai avyeva, a. sin. of
avxfiv.
Kavxtopai -ov/iax, same as xavydo-
fiat.
Kavxvi ->??> hi o boast, brag, vaunt ;
glorying, exultation.
Kavxv^a, -aros, to, (fr. last) a
matter to boast of, supposed ex-
cellence ; a boast, vaunt, exulta-
tion.
Kavxv<rtSi -*oj, Att. -£o>?, hi (fr.
same) a boasting, bragging, glo-
rying, vaunting, exultation, vain
pretension, a. Kavx^^iv.
Kavx'iaofiai, 1 pi. -copeda, 1 f. ind.
act. — Kai^jjaw/iat, -rj, -nrat, 3
pi. -xfauvrai, 1 a. sub. mid. —
Kau^tD/iai, 1 pi. -x&peQa, 3 pi.
-X&vTai, pres. cont. ind. or 6ub.
mid. — Kavx^fttvog, -n,-ov, par.
pres. mid. cont. of Kavxdojxai.
KaviLv, see xav&v.
Kacpiw -w,f. -;;<rw,p. KCKdcprjKa, (fr.
Kd-nrui to blow) to breathe; to
blow, puff, pant, gasp ; to breathe
forth, expire, par. per. act. tct-
Ka<pvKu)s, Ion. K£Ka<t>T]u)s, a. sin.
KtKa<pn6ra.
KaQfjoios, Dor. for Kncpfjctos, -ov,
b, an epithet from next.
KaipTabs, Dor. for Kncbiebs, -ov, b,
Cephisus, a river of Greece.
Kdcposi -ov, b, same as icdiros.
Kdipovpa, -as, fj, camphor.
Ka^a^w, f. -<rw, and -£w, same as
Kayxafy.
Ka^ficTfw -ai, (fr. Kaicbs ill, and
tXd) to be) to be indisposed, have
ill health.
KaxfKrvs, -ov, b, and Kavtrrof,
I -ov, 6, h, (fr. same) a valetudi-
<S35)
KEA
narian ; in ill health, 'ndisposed,
consumptive; cachectic; disaffect-
ed, discontented.
Ko^t(io, -as, hi (fr- same) a weak
state of body, ill health.
Kaxiraiptla, -as, Ion. -ns, hi (fr«
kokos bad, and iraipos a com*
panion) bad company.
KaxXd^oia-a, Dor. for K<r^Xa£ot><ra,
n. fern. par. pres. act. of
KaxXdfa, (fr. next) to ripple, gur-
gle ; to rattle, make a noise,
cackle, a ack ; to laugh loud or
immoderately ; to resound, ring ;
to swell, pyff; to boil up, foam,
bubble, ferment.
Ka'^A//^, -nicos, h, a pebble; a coun-
ter.
Kdxpvsi or Kdyxpvs, -vos, hi (per-
haps fr. Kdo) to burn, and ^poa
colour) barley or the seeds of rose-
mary toasted; parched barley;
pulse, pease, beans, &c. a knotty
excrescence growing on some trees.
Kdxpa, -tjs, hi (fr- the Lat. capsa
a box) and Kaxpdict], -ns, h,
(dim. ) a chest, desk, box ; a case,
cover ; a satchel, wallet.
Kaxpajcnsi see KapipdiCTis.
Raw, same as Kai(t>.
Kf, and before a vowel, Kh>, (a
Poetic particle, equivalent to
av in prose) truly, indeed; how-
ever, yet, notwithstanding.
Kedfa, f. -aau, (fr. *f'o> to split) to
slit, split, cleave, rive, chap.
Kedvw9os, -ov, hi a thorny shrub.
Kiap, cont. Kfjp, Ktaros, rb, the
heart; the soul; the mind; cou-
rage, spirit.
Kiaaoe, Ion. and Poet, for tKtact,
3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. — Kcao-caf,
Poet, for Kcdoas, par. 1 a. act.
of Ktdc^u.
Kiarai, or Krfarai, Ion. for Ktlvrai,
3 pi. pres. ind. mid. — Kiaro,
Ion. for tKuvro, 3 pi. impf. mid.
of
Ktifiai.
Kf/3A»7, -vsi hi Macedon. Sync, for
Kt<pa\fj.
Kt(3\>jTrvoiSi some bird.
KefipiovTis , -ov, b, a kind of bird ; a
giant or great man ; the name of
a son of Priam.
Keyxptaii -&»v, a\, (perhaps fr.
next) Cenchreoe, the port of Co-
rinth, now Kcnkri.
Kiyxpos, -ov, b, millet ; a serpent,
snake, dragon ; a kind of dia-
mond ; a bead ; an ornament oj
dress.
Ketdfa, or KtSdw, see aiccSdfa.
Kt6aoBe\s*-tioa, -h, par. 1 a. pass,
of last.
Kititiara, -wv, rd, pains in the hipt
and joints.
KeSvbs, -hi -bv, (fr. kT]5os care)
worthy of care, deserving regard,
estimable ; respected, revered, ho-
noured, esteemed ; prudent, care-
ful, anxious, faithful ; upright,
virtuous, good; modest, chaste,
innocent; moderate, sober, tern'
perate ; excellent, noble ; famou*,
celebrated.
KiSptvos, -ij, -ov, (fr. Ktbpos ceda )
of cedar.
KEI
Kliptov, -o«, rb, (fr. same) oil of
cedar.
Kiopos, -on, t), tne cedar tott, cedar
wood.
KiSpuv, b, Heb. the name of a ri-
ver in JuJea.
Kir ovarii, -ios, Att. -iw?, t), the
Wild or white vine ; briony.
Kicrat, 3 sin. pres. ind. mid. —
K/nrai, 3 sin. pres. sub. mid. of
/t/o/iut, obs. for which is used
KtlpUl.
Kci ')vt£j, for Kavffavrci, n. pi. par.
1 a. act. — Kciafitvos, for icavod-
ptvos, par. 1 a. mid. of xalut.
Ktiiirai, Ion. for Ktivrai, 3 pi. pres.
ind. mid. — Keidro, Ion. for
tutivro, 3 pi. impf. mid. of Kttuai.
Ktlrj, Dor. for ki tirj.
Ktldcv, K£i0(,lon. for cKtldcv,CKt76i.
Kupat, f. Kricopai, to lie, he stretch-
ed out, laid, placed, buried ; to he
situated, lie in view ; to remain,
stuy, continue, exist, be ; to lie
idle, be unemploytd ; It
quiet ; tc be appointed, decreeil,
enacted ; to lie by, be treasured,
stored ; to be dedicated or conse-
crated ; to be Habit or suhjtct to :
to doubt, be in suspense, impf.
mid. tKilprjv, -ao, -to.
VLtlptda, 1 pi. — Ktiucvos, -tj, -ov,
par. — Ktlrai, 3 sin. pres. mid.
of last.
Ktt/Ar]^i<io^iov, -ov, rb, (fr. Kctprj-
Xtov treasure, and ap^ii the chief)
a treasury, magazine, storehouse.
Kfi/i/'/^iuv, -on, to, (fr. Ktluai to lie)
goods, chattels ; household stuff,
furniture, moveables ; treasure,
valuables ; a memorial, token.
Kcirt/, Poet, for ckcIvtj, in that way,
by that means, so, thus.
Ktlvus, -n, -ov, and in all its cases,
Poet, or Ion. for ckuxos.
Kavbs, -r), -bv, Poet, for «vo*j,
Kthwf, Ion. for accivus.
Ktipdias, a. pi. of Ktipds.
Kctpdpcvos, -tj, -ov, par Kttpac-
6at, inf. — Ktiodcdn), 3 sin. impr.
1 a. mid. of Ktioio.
Keipag, -d6os, b, (fr. kciow to shave)
a person cropped or shaven in
derision ; a captive shorn.
Kclpc, pres. impr. act. — Kclptv,
Dor. for Ktlptiv, pres. inf. act.
Ktipcrai, 3 sin. pres. ind. pass.
of KEIOW.
Keip'a, -as, -r), (fr. same) a wreath, i
f.let, riband, fringe ; a grrt, girt-
web ; a swathe, hand, roller, parti-
cularly those used on the dead,
scarf, winding -sheet, grave-clothes.
Kcipu), f. Ktpu, p. KtKnoKa, to shear,
clip, cut off", crop ; to shave ; to
curtail, bereave, deprive ; to
waste, despoil, ravage, pillage,
strip, rob ; to devour, eat greedi-
ly, swallow ravenously. 1 a. act.
ind. i<cipa- inf. Kt7pu. I a. mid.
ind. tKupdpijv, -u), -aro' impr.
Ktipai, -daSu)' inf. KtloacOai. per.
inf. pass. KZKaodui.
Keiptuv. -ovras, b, (par. pres. act.
of last) one shearing, a shearer;
a barber.
Kelat, Poet, for active.
KEK
KcioBat, pres. inf. mid. — Kcio6-
ftctrOa, Dor. for KtiodptOa, 1 pi.
ind. I f. mid. — Kcioolpai, and
Kttocvpai, Dor. for Kuaoum, 1 f.
ind. mid. — Kclr', and Ki7m,
Ion. for iKctro, 3 sin. impf. mid.
of Ktljiai.
Kclu), same as Ktipai, also, to de-
sire to lie down, wish to go to bed.
par. 2 a. act. kiu>v, -ov<ra, -6v.
KcKair/aouat, -tj, -crm, 1 pi. KtKa-
SrjodptOa, Poc-t. for KiCfjaopai,
which Ion. for -^aotiaopai. 2 f.
ind. pass, of x<i£<d. Or, it is
from KtKnffjaopai, ppfut. of k'—
tofiai. Or, it is 1 f. ind. mid.
reduplicated, of ra^/w a verb
formed from Ud'^v, Ion. for
i^o^ov, 2 a. of %d£u).
Kck icpivoi, Dor. for KtKnopivos,
-tj, -ov, par. per. pass, i
KikScov, KiKatwv, Ion. for i^Stm,
ind. and yaMr, par. 2 a. act. —
Kacdcovrn, Ion. for f^d<Wro, 3
pi. I a. ind. mid. of ^d^w.
KtKaOaotaufvoi, -tj, -ov, par. per.
<>f Kadapifa.
ufvot, -r], -ov, par. per.
of KaOalou).
KtKddixa, -as, -t, per. ind. act. of
■
KtKdbvftfiai, -i^rti, -Trrat, per. ind.
— KcKaXvpphos, -tj, -ov,
par. per. pass. — \TtKdXv6a,-as,
-c, per. ind. art. of KaXirrru).
KacSfHi), -tjs, -tj, for icd/i<i>,2 a..sub.
act. of Kafirs.
KtKdpbai, per. inf. pass. — K/««o-
xa, -as, -c, per. ind. act. — Kc-
KdpKti, Ion. for ikikuokh, 3 sin.
pper. act. of Ktlput.
KcKapMpifvoi, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of Kno6u).
KiKdcBai, inf. of KUaouat, per.
ind. pass. — KtKaophos, par.
per. pass, of icd^u.
KtKaidai, per. inf. pass. — Kixav-
tea, per. ind. act. — K£»cat)/<i/vof,
par. per. pass, of Kalu>.
Kacavrnpiaautvoc, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of icat)TT7id(a>.
Kctcav^npai, per. ind. pass, of
Kav%dopai.
KtKa<pn6ra, a. sin. of K«a$»7<L{,
Ion. for KCKaQntcws, par. per. act.
of Ka<t>(u.
Kucfvutiat, -vat, -rai, per. ind.
pass, of kcv6(o.
Kacfoaica, per. ind. act. — Kurr-
paopfvos, -n, -ov, par. per. pass,
of Ktodvwpi.
KfKCvBa, -as, -c, per. ind. mid. of
KCl'du).
Kftcrja, per. ind. mid. of ica(u>.
KtKripvyfiat, -^ai, -Krai, per. ind.
pass, of Knpvircii).
Kcici v cvvev /if roc, -v, -ov, (par. per.
pass, of KivSvvct'io) risked, ten.
tured ; hazardous, dangerous,
perilous.
KiKivearai, Ion. for KCKivmrai, 3
nl. per. ind. pass, of Kivfia.
KeK\dyZu.\ Poet, for icXaj'fw, 1 f.
ind. act. of K-Xd^w.
YLtKkaupai, for KtKKtjxpai, per. ind.
pass. ofjcXfirrw.
KcxXanixivos, may be the par. of
KEK
last ; it is also put for rorXov
pivot, par. per. pass. ofcXrfw.
K/*Xaoro, for cuinXacro, 3 sin.
pper. pass, of same.
KtxXtierpivoi, and Kac\tipi\oc, -17,
-ov, par. of — K/«cXnr/ia« or K<-
KXttpai, -rrai, -oral, per. ind.
pass, of (cAti'w.
KcKXtppirot, -tj, -ov, par. per.
pass. ofcMfl
KfVXfo, Ki/cXcTo, Ion. for */«rXo»,
pres. impr. pass, ami twicXtro,
3 sin. impf. pass, of KiicXouai.
KiKXrarai, KcxXr/Sro. Ion. for k{-
icXnvTai, 3 pi. per. and cff/ffXi^ro,
3 pi. pper. pass, of xaX/ui.
KixXnya, -as, -1, ind. — KmXrjywf ,
-1 7a, -df, par. per. mid. of
tcXd^ti).
K.tK\ny6vTC{, JF.o\. for KdcXnyWity
n. pi. of last ; or, par. pre?.
act. of
KucXr/yti), same as cXd^oi.
K/«cXn«ta, intl. — KikXtjkHis, par.
. per. act. — YiicXripai, per. ind.
— KucXriuhcs, par. per.
pa«s. — KacXr)o&ai, per. inf.
— Kt)tX^ffo/iat, ppfut. iixL
of KaXiia.
ritKXrjoov6fiT)Ka, -ac, -t or -tv, pe#.
ind. act. of KXnpovopit*.
KtKXiarai — KrvAiaro, Ion. for «'-
icXirrai, 3 pi. per. ind. pass, and
riaVXivTo, 3 pi. pper. ind. pass.
of kXi rw. Or, they are by Syst.
for KCKXeldrat, and /cticXtiarw,
which are Ion. for KixXuvrm, 3
pi. per. and tKucXtivro, 3 pL
pper. pass, of kXc'iu.
KcuXipivos, -n, -ov, par. per. pass.
of kXivw. Or, by Syst. for «re-
«X£i/i/vof,par. per. pass. of icXtim.
KiicXopat, same as KiXoftai, see «-
Xui.
K«Xooia — K«Xo0w?, Att. for r/-
rXt^a, -af, -e, ind. and KtxXt-
<pij>c, -via, -ij, par. per. act. o.
KXiirrw.
KfVXufli, Dor. or Poet, for kXMi,
pres. impr. act. of kXvui.
KcicXvo-pivos, -v, -ov, par. per. pass.
of kXv£u).
KiKXvrc, 2 pi. of kUXvBi above.
KixXiiio-uai, -oat, -oral, per. ind.
pass, of kXuOw.
KeKpaKwc, Dor. and Kckuij&c, <L
sin. -von, Ion. for KtKpnKws, par.
per. act. of Kdiivu.
Kiicpr/Ka, -as, -t, per. ind. act. of
same.
KiKvainpai, per. - ind. pass, of
Kvalw.
KeKoiftnica, act. — Kacolpnpat, -eat,
-rai. pass. per. ind. — KtKoipn-
pivos, par. per. pass, of Komdui.
Ke>coir(OK4,-as, -£, per. ind. act. —
KiKoiviouivog, -tj, -ov, par. per.
pass, of koiv6u).
\LtKoivij>vrjKa, -as, -c, per. ind. act.
Of KOlVMviu).
KtKnXaodai, per. inf. pass, of ko-
Xd^hi.
KfKouuai, -ij,at,-irrai, pass. — K/-
*o<t>a, -as, -c, ind. act. per. of
K6irTU).
KUova, Poet. for. iicrova. per. ind.
mid. of ktzIvw.
KEK
Mmnmafmi ~v> -°v> P33- ?**•
pass, of »ov<a'u).
Kekovi/u'w, Att. for
KtKov.cfjiivos, -n, -ov, par. per,
Dass. of Kovifa.
KcKo-aKa, -as, -£, per. ind. act. of
KacoTTavtffuivoi, -n, -ov, par. per,
pass, of Kovavifo.
Kacoxiaica, -as, -e, pi. -aKare
-aKaat, ind. — KcKomaicws, par.
per. act. of Koiridu).
KckottCjs, -via, -os, par. per. mid
Of KdlTTUt.
KtKopcapi vos , par. per. pass, of no
pivvvfu.
KcKoprjfjLivos, par. per. pass. — . Ke-
Kopr)Q>s, Ion. for K£Kopr]KH>Sx par.
per. act. of Kopiu,
KeKoptiore, Sync, for K£Kopv«5r£, n.
du. par. per. act. of Kopivvvyu.
K«opu0/uVos,Sync. for KiKopvQnui
vog, par. per. pass, of Kopvdiu)
Or, for KEKopvo-pivosi par. per
pass, of Kopvaaio.
KtKOffiiTjfiivos, -n, -ov, par. per,
paSS. Of KOCfJLtU).
Kekotvus, m a. sin. E.£K0TTj6ra, Ion.
for KtKorriKuSt par. per. act. of
KOTIU.
KcK6<p9ac, per. inf. pass, of k6ktu).
KeicpdavTo, Ion. and Poet, for
tKimpavTo, 3 pi. pper. pass, of
Kpaivta.
Kit pay a, -as, -t, per. ind. mid. of
tcpdfya.
VLeicpdyu), f. -fw, same as Kpd^ut. 1
a. ind. act. £KiKpat;a.
KtKoaKa — Kiicnapai — KtKpapivos
— Kpadds, &c. Sync, for K£<ipa-
<a, per. act. KiKipaa^ai, per
pass. Kcticpacfiivos, par. per
pass. KtpdcQus, par. 1 a. pass
of Ksadwufii.
K.£iepdi;ofiai,-T),-£Tai,ppfut.ofKpd£t)}
KtKpaTriKivai, per. inf. act. of
Kparia).
KfJcpa^araj, Ion. for KEKpayuivoi
eiai, 3 pi. per. pass. — Kf'xpa^di,
for Kttpax£, 2 sin. per. impr. —
Kc«cp>7ya, for KtKpaya, per. ind.
mid. of icodfa.
Kiicpnro, Ion. for tK.iK.paro, by
Sync, for E/cEKfparo, 3 sin. pper.
pass, of Kipavvv/jLt.
K.£Kpiyu)s,-v'ia, -bs, in n. pi. Kekjjc-
y6r£s, -vtai, -6ra, par. per. mid.
Of AC(3t£w.
KfVpuca, -aj, -£ or -ev, 2 pi. -ran,
per. ind. act. of icpivu).
K.£Kpifjiivos, -r), -ov, (par. per. pass.
of Kpivw to distinguish) distinct,
separate, divided ; judged.
KixpiTai, 3 sin. per. ind. pass, of
same.
K£Kporafiivos, Dor. for K£Kporr]fit-
vos, par. per. pass, of Kporiu).
K.tKpo\j/, -ottos, o, same as k(kou>\1,
by Metath. for ttfa*%b. which
see. Also a king of Athens.
KiKovfia, -as, -£, per. ind. mid. —
Kiicpvpuai, -ipui, -rrrai, per. ind.
pass. — K£Kpvfifi£vos, -rj, -ov, par.
per. pass. — KiKpv<pa, -as, -£,
per. ind. act. of Kpvimj).
%.£Kpv<*>£\os, -ov, 8, (fr. Kpvtma to
conceal, and <t>aXos a cre«t) a
U'ii
KEA
net, turban, fillet to hold the hair ;
a net, seine ; the throat-band of a
bridle.
KtKpxxparai, Ion. for K£Kpvnjiivoi
£tc\, 3 p . per. ind. pass, of
Kpvrrrui.
Kispuip, -ottos, b, by Metath. for
KtpKwip, which see.
KiKrTjjjLai, -aai, -rai, ind. — Km
rfjaQai, inf. per. pass, of ktuo
uat.
K£KTvuivos,-tj,-ov, (par. per. pass
of Kraofiai to own) having got,
owning, possessing; mas. a lord,
master ; fern, a mistress.
K£Kvd<jici, Ion. and Poet, for kv
6W, 3 pi. 2 a. sub. act. of
K£vdii).
K«upo)/zfvoj, -?7, -ov, par. per
pass, of KVpdb).
KcXaSuvbs, -4, -ov, (fr. KtXaoos clat-
ter) loud, shrill, noisy ; sound,
ing ; clattering, shouting, cla-
morous, tumultuous ; warbling,
melodious, tuneful, whispering.
K.£\aS£wbs, Poet, for last — KeXo:
S£vvav, g. pi. Dor.
KeXoSiovti, d. sin. par. pres. also
Dor. for KeXaiiovai, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. of
K£\aS(o) -<3, f. -rjao), (fr. KtXafios a
clatter) to ring, resound, re-echo
to clatter, rattle, creak ; to sound,
roar ; to warble, murmur, whis-
per, buzz ; to play on ; to sing
celebrate, praise.
K£\a8rjns, -iSos, £, (fr. same) c
songstress, warbler.
Ke\d5oio, g. Ion. of
KiXaios, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. k(\w
or KiXofiai to cheer, and dSrjv
much) a clatter, rattling noise ;
bustle, tumult, din, clamour ;
murmur, buzz, whisper ; sound,
music, tune, melody, song ;
praise, applause.
K£\a6u>v, par. pres. act. cont. of
ukmOttt
K.£kaiv£yxris, -tos -ovs, b, fj, (fr. ke-
\aivbs black, and iyx<>s a spear)
bearing a black or deadly spear ;
murderous.
K£\atv£(pffs, -ios -ovs, b, ft, (fr.
same, and vtyos a cloud) cloudy,
black-clouded, gathering clouds ;
black, dark, dusky.
K&aivjj, d. sin. fern, of
Kt\aivds, -r), -ov, (same as u£\ai vos ,
from whence the fem. of th.
uiXas black) black, dark ; dusky,
gloomy.
K^atvorris, -nros, >/, (fr. last)
blackness, darkness.
K.£\aivu)ip, -(ottos, o, 7, (fr. same,
and u>\p the face, th. 6Trrofiai to
see) black-visa ged, swarthy ;
blark-'ooking, gloomy, fearful,
terrifyino.
K.£\api'£u, f. -rw, p. -Ka, (perhaps
fr. Ki\acos a murmur, and pita
to flow) to flow murmuring,
purl, ripple ; to clatter, rattle ;
to creak, croak, warble.
KeAjOO&S, -IOS, Att. -£U)S, t/, (fr
last) a murmuring, buzz, whis.
per ; warbling ; a noise, clatter,
rattle.
(337)
KEA
K&apCoStv, Dor. for «Aa(Jv£«>f
pres. inf. of AC£Xapu£w.
KAtai, Ion. for k{\tj, 2 sin. pres.
ind. of mXofiai.
K£\i0ri, and Dor. Kf Af/Ja, -ns, hi <»
cup, bowl.
K£>£of , -ov, 6, a kind of swift bird.
KiXwde, 2 pi. pres. ind. or impr.
mid. of Kt\ouat.
KAeu' or Ki\£ve, 2 sin. pres. impr.
or Ion. for ekAeve, 3 sin. impf.
act. — K&wus, 2 sin. pres. ind.
act. — K£\£vaas, g. -aavros, pi. n.
-eavT£s, par. — KAtucov, impr.
1 a. act. of KfAftJct).
Ki\£v9a, -u)v, rd, same as ici\£vdoi,
pi. of
Kt\£vdos, -ov, f), (perhaps fr. eXrf-
d(t>, obs. to come) a way, road%
path ; a course, direction ; voy-
age, journey ; a style, manner.
Ki\£va£, Ion. for tKt\cvo£, 3 sin. 1
a. ind. act. of xiktvu).
K&£vaua,-aTos, rd, KtXevff/xof , -ovf
b, and Ki\£vffis, -ios, Att. -£<«>?, #,
(fr. K£\£vu to cheer) the song or
tone which sailors make in haul-
ing or rowing r a boatswain's call ;
a command, order ; exhortation,
encouragement ; a shout.
K£k£vajioo-^vri, -rjs, i/, (fr. same) a
command, charge, order, injunc-
tion, mandate.
K£\£varfis, -0v, b, (fr. same) an
encourager, adviser, cheerer ; a
boatswain, pilot.
K£\£vridu>, Poet, for KEXaxrr&iu),
same as
K£\cv(ji, f. -tvau>, p. K£K(\evKa, (fr.
KtXu) to order) to bid, order ,
command, enjoin, charge ; to
advise, counsel ; to exhort, en-
courage, cheer, emboldm ; to
prompt, impel. 1 a. act. ind.
£Kt\tvaa' impr. k(\£v<tov par. ke-
Xfuaaj.
KiXrjs, -itos, b, (fr. keXAw to agi-
tate) a managed horse, racer,
led horse ; a light ship, yacht ; a
pinnace, wherry, swift boat.
K£\rtcaro, Ion. for £AC£X^«raro, 3 sin.
1 a. ind. mid. — KeXfjaouai, -tj,
-£rai, 1 f. ind. mid. of ke\(w,
obs. see acAu.
KeXvt^w, (fr. keXtjs a racehorse)
to ride ; manage a horse, ride a
race.
KAXw, f. -Xw, and JEol. -<rw, to
move, stir ; to shake, vibrate,
brandish ; to urge, drive, propel ;
to run, race, go swiftly, hasten ;
to arrive, come to port, land. 1 a.
act. ind. fKEiXa, -<Eol. tK£\oa'
inf. KtiXat.
KeXoiunv, -oio, -oito, pres. opt. mid.
— KAd/ivv, Ion. for £K£\6fit)Vy
impf. mid. — KiXovd', for e«-
Xovto, 3 pi. impf. mid. of KtXo-
fiai.
KiXoat, 1 a. inf. act. .<Eol. of
kAAw.
KeAu0»7, n. a. v. pi. cont. of
K iXv<f)os, -£os -ovs, rd, (fr. ko.Xvtttw
to cover) a shell, husk, rind,
bark, covering, peel, coat.
KAw or KAo/iai, (fr. /cAta) obs. to
order) to bid, order, command.
KEN
enjoin , charge ; to advise, coun-
sel ; to call or shout to ; to dieer,
encourage.
Kt^ns, -iiiui, o, a fawn.
Kn('.u\at -rji, h,'M o'ke.
Kcj fi, (Ir. Kiviui empty) idly, in
i^t/i, to no purpose.
Kivim^ris, -lot -ov$ib, f), (fr. Kivbs
empty, anduv^r'w to boast) vain-
(wasting, braggings vaunting.
Kivibs, Poet, and Dor. for Ktv6(.
Kiviotppwv, -ovos, b, 'i, Poet. for«-
vu<ppw.
Kcvcwv, 'Cvos, o, (fr. Ktvbi empty)
the belly, groin ; any empty space.
Kcvcbjrifof, comp. oficcvtSf.
KevoCo(i<t, -as, !;, (fr. Kerbs empty,
and 6o£<i opinion, th. SoKfia lo
think) self-concnt, vain-glory,
KtvoSoios, -ov, b,fi, (fr. same) con-
ceited, self -sufficient, vain-glori-
ous, viin, emp'y, silly.
Ktvo\oyfu> -w, f. -f)au>, p. KtKtva\6-
yntti, (fr. kcvos empty, and \iyut
to talk) to talk idly, bubble, prate,
say silly things.
Ktidx, -cv, rb, (oeut. of next) emp-
tiness ; a void, vacuum, open
space.
Ktios, -f), -bv, empty, void ; vain,
foolish, silly, insignificant, fri-
v ilous ; fruitU**, unprofitable,
unsufistuniiul ; false, untrue. Ei $
Kirov, in vain.
Kcioriiifnov, -nv, rb, (fr. last, and
ratios a tomb, th. idwrm to bury)
an empty tomb, honorary sepul-
chre ; a cenotaph ; a memorial,
monument ; an image, statue.
Ktvorr/s, -nrot, f},(fr. Kevbs empty)
emptiness, voidn&s ; vanity, sil-
liness, folly.
Kti'oi/ipwi', -oi'oj, 6, fc, (fr. same, and
(pomfujUt think, th. <pp>)v the un-
pontandiog) thinking vainly, sil-
ly, foolish ; empty-headed, brain-
less, dull, stupid.
Kcvotpuvta, -nj, f], (fr. same, and
tf,u)vn voice) noise about trifles,
man Irfk, idle ha'<hling, prole.
Kcvouj -Cj, f. -tiffw, (fr. sarue) to
empty, exhaust, drain ; to waste,
spoil, make desolate ; to oppress,
hum'de, crush ; to make void,
annul, nullify, invalidate ; to
spen.il, consume, s-juander. 1 a.
irH. act. txlpmod. per. ind. pass.
kikivwh'ii. 1 a. pass. ind. ikivui-
Bnv sub. KivuQw, -r,s, -r).
YLivou, Sync, tor xhrnaai, 1 a.
impr. mid. ; or for Kivrqcrni, 1 a.
inf. act. of xrvrf'w. Or for kiv-
riaai, same of Kivrit^u.
Kivracn, Ion. and Dor. fc ekIv
rnac, 3 sin. 1 a. ind, act. of kev-
riu).
Rfvravpos, -ov, b, rj, (fr. Kivriu) to
goad, and ravpvs a bull) a cen-
taur ; a sign of the zodiac.
Kevrim -<2, f. ->;<rw, p. KeKfvrijKa,
also Kotow -w, (perhaps fr. kio>
to cut, evrbs inwardly) to prick,
stiver, goad, spur ; to urge, sti-
mulate, instigate.
Kerrtjpa, -aros, rb, (fr. last) a
goad, spike, point; a puncture,
wound.
KEP
Ktvrnrt;piov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) an
awl.
KcvrpuvcKiai, a. pi. of
KtvrpnviKhs, -/oj -oC$, 6, n, (fr. */v-
rpov a goad, and eixui to yield,
or rjviyKLj to bear) yielding to the
goad, driven by the whip, car-
ried junously ; spurred, goaded.
K.ivrpov,-ov,rb, (fr. kivtiw to goad) !
a goad, spike ; a spur ; a sting ;
a puncture, wound; a centre,\
dot, point ; a motive, incentive ;
a sharp expression.
Kivrputv, -wvoj, b, (fr. same) a root
of various colours, embroidered ]
dress ; a jacket of patches ; a
quilted mail or armour ; a rogue,
vagabond.
Kevrvpluty, -wvos, 6, (fr. Lat. cen-
turio, a captain, th. centum, a
hundred) a centurion, a,
pfwj
KiitSv, par. pres. act. cont. of kcv-
t/w.
Kivruip, -opos, b, (fr. same) a driver,
one v>ho uses a goad or spur.
KivvdTi, pass. — Kcvuoji, act. 1 a.
sub. of kci6w.
Kivuua, -aroc, rb, (fr. kiv6u> to
empty) emptiness ; room, space ;
a draining, exhaustion.
Kcvui, (fr. kcvos empty) in vain, to
no purpose.
Kiouai, pass, or mid. of t/u, for
Ktluai.
YLiovrai, 3 pi. pres. ind. mid. —
Ki'owo, Ion. for aciovro, 3 pi.
impf. mid. — K/oiro, 3 sin. pres.
opt. mid. of last.
KiirQas, -ov, b, a small marine bird,
seamew ; a simpleton, trifler,
worthless person.
Ktr:(f)6ofjni -ovuai, (fr. last) to be-
have lightly, act foolishly, be ea-
sily imposed on ; to waver, fluc-
tuate, float, flutter ; to fly swift-
ly, pres. inf. mid. cont. km-
(f>ovadai.
Ktr</>w0af, -tlffa, -iv, (par. 1 a.
pass, of last) vain, conceited,
proud ; silly, volatile, flckle, wa-
vering ; driven about, led away,
deceived.
Kifiuia, -as, fi, (fr. xipas a horn) a
horn,point,tip, extremity ; a yard-
arm, S'lilyard ; a dot, point or
flourish over letters ; a jot, parti-
cle, insignificant quantity ; apro-
jectwn, pinnacle, battlement.
Kepai^irov, 2 du. impf. act. Ion.
of
Ke/JttT^v, f- -«Vo>, (fr. Kipas a horn)
to horn, goad or driie with the
horns ; to spoil, ravage, waste.
Kfpatpc3 pres. impr. act. of
Kipaipu, same as Kroiivvvfti.
Kipats, ^oj, n, (fr. Kipaipu to
waste, th. Kipus a horn) a worm
or maggot infesting the horns; a
ravager, destroyer.
YLipanii -£?, d. sin, of Ktpauv's-
Ktpafiua, 'as, fj, viz. ri-^yr,, (fr.
Kipnuos potter's earth) pottery,
the trade of a potter.
Kepiuelov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
a pottery ; a potter's workhouse.
Hipdfiiios, -a, -ov, (fr. Kionuus pnt-
f333)
KEP
ter'i earth) of a pottery, of a
potter, made of clay, earUien.
KipSntvs, ~ios, Att. -/Wf, by (fr.
same) a potter.
Ktpautvw, f. -it'.ou, (fr. same) to
make pottery t work in clay, make
earthen ware ; to mould, form%
shape,
Ktpauf/ios, Ion. for Kipdficios.
KipautKbs, -ti, -iv,and Kipduios, -a,
-ov, (fr. Kipauos potter's earth)
made of clay, earthen. Also
Subs, a place of Athens, the
potter's fleld.
YLtpuuiov, -ov, rb, (neut. of last)
an earthen vessel; pitcher, jar,
crock.
KepSuts, -tios, »;, (fr. Ktpapof pot-
tir's clay) a tile,
Kipafios, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. nit*
for KaL) to burn, and ipa earth)
potter's clay; earthen ware; a
tile; a jar, pitcher, earthen ves-
sel ; a atone bowl ; a pottery ; a
potter's kiln ; a jail, prison,
Kipnrvvui, Kipavvvu), and Ktpajt,
f. -u<Ji), p. KiKipaKa, (fr. Kfpas a
horn) to mix, mingle or pour
into cups of horn ; to diluts,
compound, blend, season, relish.
par. pres. act. Kipavvvs, -vaa,
ti. 1 a. act. ind. iKipaoa' impr.
Kipao-ov. per. pass. ind. KiKipacr-
/irfi, by Sync. xUpauai. 1 a.
ind. pass. tKcpdadnv, by Sync.
CKpddrjv. 1 f. ' ss. Kipacdf/aopat,
and KpaBfia0f.ai.
Kipaofyos, -ov, o, (fr. Kfpas a horn,
and (/« to polish) a worker in
horn, horn-polisher ; a maker oj
hows.
Kepfibs, -ov, b, ft, (fr. next) horned.
Kipa;, -arus -aos -u>s, rb, a horn ;
a bow ; the wing or flank of an
army ; a turn, meander, wind-
ing course, pi. Ktpara.
Kipdoare, 2 pi, 1 a. impr. act. of
Ktpdvwui.
Kipdorns, -ov, b, (fr. last) horned;
a horned serpent ; a wonn in-
festing figs.
Kcpao-(p6pos, -ov, bs fj, (fr. same, and
<f>iau> to wear) having horns,
horned.
Kepdau), -us, -u, 1 f. ind. act. ol
Ktpdl VVfJt.
Kiparl^o), f. -?<to>, p. KiKiodnxa,
(fr. Kfpas a horn) to horn, push
or butt with the horns ; to lay
watte.
Keparivv, -f?f, hy (fem. cf next) a
liorn to sound, cornet, bugle.
Kipdrnos,-rj, -ov, (fr. Ktpas a horn)
made of horn.
Kcpdriov, .-ov, Tb, (dim. of same)
a small horn ; an ornament worn
on the helmet ; a horn cup ; a
ht/s'n, pod, shell.
Kcpariovutv, 1 pi. of Kipariui, Att.
for Kipariou, 1 f. ind. act. of **>
pari^u).
Kro-ir e-rfis, -ov, b, (fr. Ktoas a
hr>rn) a homer, thai strikes o»
pushes with Ihe horn.
KiptiTiIdtis, -cos -ovs, b, '), (fr. Ktpas
a norland dlos likeness) horn-
ed.
KEr
Ki+HtwV, g. pi. of icipas.
ZcpavHios, and KEpavvios, -ov, b,
ft, (fr. icepavvos lightning) of
thunder cr lightning, thunder-
ing ; destroyed by thunder, struck
by lightning.
Ktpawias, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a per-
son struck by lightning.
tLtpavvofiXnTosy -ov, o, >/, (fr. same,
and pXnros hit, th. pdXXu to
throw) thunderstruck , struck by
lightning.
Ktpavvos, -ov, i, (perhaps fr. K^pw
to cut, and avw to parch) light-
ning, a thunderbolt, a thunder-
clap.
Ktpavvoo~ica-ia, -as, //, (fr. last, and
vKirrTouat to consider) the ob-
servation of lightning and thun-
der.
Kcpaw6<ji -u», f. -lieu), (fr. KEpavvbs
thunder) to thunder, send light-
ning, strike with a thunderbolt ;
to overthrow, destroy, blast. Kt-
puv vwdel s, -tlaa, -iv, par. I a.
pass.
Kipdu), see Kpdvwpi.
Kipfiepos, -ov, b, (fr. xpias flesh,
and (laobs devouring) Cerberus,
the infernal dog.
VtpCaiw, f. -aiw, also Kcptavtti)
-w, and Ktfiim -w, f. -nv<>h p-
*£«pJ>?)ca, (fr. KtpSas gain) to
^airi, tcm, "irn, get, make profit ;
to escape a iuss or hurt. par. pres.
act. Ktp6aiv<j)v. 1 a. act. ind.
tKtpdnea' inf. Kepirjaat. 1 a. ind.
pass. £Ktp6n6nv. 1 f. ind. pass.
KEpcijdr'iacfiai. 1 f. ind. mid.
Ktp&ijvouai.
LipoaXin -r), -ins -f/j, n, (fr. «p3(i
a fox) tfie skin of a fox.
TLepSa\ios,-a, -ov, (fr. icipSos gain)
profitable, gainful, lucrative ; ex-
pedient, useful, convenient, ad-
vantageous ; artful, cunning,
crafty, wily ; covetous, avari-
cious, rapacious.
Hy>CHi\L6<ppu}v, -ovos, b, f), (fr. last,
and <ppf]v the mind) set on gain,
covetous, greedy, avaricious. Or
(fr. Ktpcu) a fox, Afojv a lion, and
ipprjv the mind) of a cunning
and ferocious disposition ; artful
and rapacious. •
KcpSuMus, (fr. K£p8a\ios gainful)
through love of gain, avaricious-
ly ; cunningly, craftily.
KepSaXciirepos, -a, -ov, comp. of
KtpSavioutv, Ion. for tctpSavovuev,
1 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of Ktfiahm.
Or it is 1 pi. pres. ind. act. of
jcrpo"ai/u).
'AepSr]d>iau)vrai, 3 pi. 1 f. sub. pass.
— Keptrjcai, inf. — Ktpiijaus,
par. — Kfou'iuuj, -ng, ->/, 1 pi.
'Vijifitv, sub. 1 a. act. of Ktpdaivu>.
Kipiiov, neut. of
Ke^iwv, -wvos, b,f], comp. — Kip-
Stcros, -tj, -ov, sup. from xipbos
gain, more or most gainful, pro-
fitable, lucrative; more or most
artful, cunning, crafty ; better,
best.
Ktpooi, -t^s -ovs, rb, gain, profit,
lucre; viilky, advantage, bene
KEP
Jit, convenience; art, cunning,
craftiness ; fraud, knavery pi.
cont. Ktpin. comp. Ktpbiuv. sup.
KfpOlCTOS.
Ktpcoovvn, -rjs, f}, (fr. lu.t) art,
cunning, subtilty ; deceit, guile,
treachery, artifice ; fraud, knav-
ery ; prudence, sagacity, intelli-
gence.
K.tp8wy -60s -ovs, >h (fr« same) a
fox, reynard, vixen.
K.tp6u)v, -uvos, b, (fr. same) a low
slave, menial.
Krp<5cDo?, -ov, 6, (fr. same) presid-
ing over lucre or gain ; an epi-
thet of Mercury.
Kipea, and Kipeos, Ion. for Kipaa,
and Kipaoi, by Sync, for YLipara,
n. a. pi. and Kf'puroj, g. sin. of
Kipas.
Ktpiuv, Poet, or Ion. for Ktpziv, 1
f. inf. act. of Kt/pw.
KtpBtls, -uaa, -iv, par. 1 a. pass,
of Keipu>.
KepKtjU, -Uo$, i), a woman's name.
KepKti, -iSos,r), (fr. <p«a» to rattle )
a shuttle.
KepKozidnicas, -ov, 0, (fr. next, and
rt'0»;/co? an ape) a monkey.
KipKos, -ov, 6, a tail; the man's
member.
KepKvpa, -as, f>, Corcyra, the name
of an island, now Corfu.
KcpKvpalos, -a, -%v, (fr» last) of
Corcyra, Corcyrean.
K.ipxvpos, -ov, b, a kind of ship
used at Corcyra.
K/pxw, same as uptKU).
KipKuxp, -w/ros, 6, (fr. KipKos a tail)
afox; an apey baboon ; a knave,
double-dealer, sharper. Adj.
cunning, deceitful, malicious.
Kipua, -aros, r&, (fr. Ksipw to cut)
a paring or clipping of money ;
a small coin.
KepiianaTiis, -ov, b, (fr. last) a
banker, money-changer, discount-
er, broker.
Kepvos, -ov, b, an earthen vessel
used in offerings, a censer.
Kepoia£, -Skos, 6, (fr. Ktpas a tip,
and oiat- trie tiller) the end or
point of the sailyard, ; the yard-
arm.
Kepov^Kas, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
e\k(j) to draw) drawing by the
horns ; hornbending, pliant.
Ktpovxis, -tcos, )), Kepoi'xoi, and
Kspavo^os, -ov, b, >;, (fr. same,
and r^w to have) having horns,
horned.
Ktp6u)vro, Ion. and Poet, for eictp-
Qvro, 3 pi. cont. impf. act. of
Kipduj or Kcpdvwpi.
Kipcrat, 1 a. inf. act. JEo\. — Kip-
<tz, Ion. for cKipcre, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. v£ol. of <c£j'pu).
Kipropa, -wv, rd, (neut. pi. of Ktp-
tquus taunting) a taunt, re-
proach.
KcprofAfu), f. -rjau), (fr. Kiup the
heart, and ripvut to cut) to
taunt, reproach, rail at ; inveigh
against, use heart-cutting lan-
guage.
Kcpronioiat, d. pi. Ion. of
KepTdjijjf, and Khrofios, -ov, b, £,
(3&)
KE*
(fr. same) heat-rending, pierc-
ing, cutting, sharp; reproach'
ful, taunting, reviling, contume-
lious, abusive ; captious, wrang-
ling ; jesting, jocular, merry,
droll.
Kep^vos, -ov, b, hoarseness, rough-
ness of the throat. Also a cor-
ruption of Kiyxpos, millet.
Ktp^voj, -f), -ov, (fr. next) hard,
stiff ; harsh, rough, rugged.
Kipxw, to be rough, hoarse or harsh ;
to make rough, ruffle ; to creakt
grate.
Kepi*, and J£o\. Attperw, 1 f. ind.
act. of Ktipw.
Kiptivrai, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind.
pass, of Kipdw or Ktpdwvpi.
Kio-xero, 3 sin. impf. mid. of <io-
Kouai, Ion. for Ktouai, same as
Ktluai.
Ktarbs, -r), -bv, (fr. Ktvriu) to punc-
ture) embroidered, worked, va-
riegated. Subs, the girdle or
zone of Venus.
Kierpd, -as, ff, a kind of weapon,
dart, javelin hardened at the
point in the fire ; a stake, pile ;
a mallet, hammer, mall ; a kind
offish.
Kcarpivs, -ios, b, a mullet.
Kicrpov, -ov, to, the herb betony.
Kcarpurrbs, -r), -bv, (fr. Kiarpa a
dart) hardened in the fire like
the Ktcrpa.
Kevduvw, same SlskevOut, impf. act.
ckevQuvov.
Ktude, pres. impr. act. — Kevdet, 3
sin. pres. ind. act. of kevQu).
Kudea -rj, n. a. pi. — Kcvdeoi, d.
pi. of kcvOos- See kevSuotv.
KEvduaci+d. pi. of
Krvdna, -£ros, to, and KzvOubs, -ov,
b, {ir. Ktvdu to hide) a covert,
shelter, haunt ; a den, cai^e, lair ;
a retreat, recess, hiding place.
KevOuwv, -Civos, b, and KevBos, -co(
-ovs, to, (fr. same) a depth,
abyss; a cavern, cave, den,
lair; a retreat, lurking or hid-
ing place; an inner room; a
shrine.
KevOu, f. -o-w, p. KiKEvna, and K«w-
Qaivui, to hide, cover, conceal ; to
retire, withdraw, abscond, keep
close. 2 a. ind. act. EKtvdavov.
per. ind. mid. tciKivda, -ij, -e.
KevQu), -ps, -n, pres. sub. act. of
last.
Ke<pd\aiov, -ov, to, (fr. >ca<pa\ri the
head) the head, chief point,
principal part; the heads of a
subject, summary, recapitulation ;
a sum, total; a principal sum
of money, stock.
K£(f>a\ai6u> -&, f. -djffu), p. KEKZ(f>a-
XaiuKa, (fr. last) to addup, tot;
to sum up, recapitulate, enume-
rate shortly, repeat summarily ;
to strike or wound on the head,
behead. 1 a. ind. act. tKc<j>a-
K.E(paX(ud)5r]S, -eos -ovs, 0, f/, (fr.
same) capital, chief, principal;
summary, short, brief, concise.
comp. KE^aXaihiMaTepos.
Kf^uAatwows, (fr. some) summari-
KEX
ly, concisely, briefly, compen-
diously.
Kc^aXatw/ia, -aros, rd, (fr. same)
turn, total, amount, aggregate.
Kt^aXf), -r)s, //? Me /lead ; a top,
summit or nd^e ; /j/*e, a man,
person ; a chief, ruler, minister^
one dear or beloved; the head,
chief point, stress; the conclu-
sion, upshot; the sum total,
amount, aggregate; an engine
of war with an iron head. g. pi.
Kt<f>a\iuv, and d. Kt<pd\ijai, Ion.
Kc<paKticu>s, (fr. last) chiefly, prin-
cipally ; summarily, briefly.
Ke<pS\h, -tSos, fj, (fr. same) the
chapiter, head or top of a pillar ;
a pillar, column; a roll of a
book, volume, d. KupaXiSi.
Ki(paXo{, -ov, b, (fr. same) a fish
with a large head. Also Ce-
phalus, a man's name.
Ktfovpi, Heb. indecl. a covered
vessel, basin or dish with a cover.
Kixaoai -as, "*i Per< md- m'd
Ktxdiovro, Ion. for exdoovro, 3
pi. 2 a. ind. mid. of x«Cw-
Ke;^av(5(if, -via, -bs, (Poet, for/ct-
^a<5<if, par. per. mid. of xd$u>)
gaping, wide; holding, contain-
ing.
Ki^apa, -as, -t, per. ind. mid. of
Xaipw.
Kc^apay/i/voj, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass. of^apaff<rw.
KtxdprjKa, -as, -c, per. ind. act. —
KtxapnKws, by Cras. Ki^ap^oK,
in a. Ktxapr)4ra, par. per. act.
— Ktxapvpivos, par. per. pass.
— Kcxopr/aiiicv, Ion. for xaPr'l"
ativ, 1 f. ini. act. — Kcxdpnro,
Ion. for cKexdpnro, 3 sin. pper.
pass, of xaP*w for ^ai'pw.
Kr^ap»?cl>j, -u?a, -dj, (see in last)
rejoiced, glad.
Ktxdpifffjiai, -oai, -oral, per. ind.
pass, of xapi^ouai.
KcxapitTfiivog, -v, -ov, (par. per.
pass, of yapl^ofiai) dearest, very
dear, beloved.
Kt^apier/uVw?, (fr. last) dearly,
agreeably, acceptably, kindly,
pleasantly, favourably.
Ke^aptraj/uvoj, -rj, -ov, par. per.
pass, of xapirdu).
Kexapoiaro, Ion. for xdpoivro, 2 a.
opt. mid. — Kexap6nTiv, Ion. for
exap6finv, -ov, -cro, 2 a. ind.
mid. of va/po).
KtxtliiayKa, -as, -c, per. ind. act.
— Kf^a'/ia/x/iai, -voai, -vrai,
per. ind. pass, of x^i^aivui.
Kixjlfa, -as, -e, per. ind. mid. of
Ktxyvws, -v?a, -bs, (par. per. mid.
of same) gaping, wondering ;
silly, vacant.
Kix^aSa, -as, -e, per. ind. mid. —
Kex^aSuv, par. of Kix^aSov, by
Anadipl. for ix^aSov, 2 a. ind.
act. of x^d£w.
KtxMayx*i -as, -£, per. ind. act.
of x^iatvu).
KcxbtSus, -vla,-bs, (par. per. mid.
of yXiodw to indulge) luxurious,
voluptuous ; delicate, tender.
KiXoXcifco, 'as, -c, per. ind. act. —
KHA
Kt^dXw/iai, -era*, -rai, per. ind.
pass. — K cxoXwodat, per. inf.
pass. — Kt^oXw^tvof, -^, -ov,
par. per. pass, of ^oXou).
Kt^oXw/uvo?, -77, -ov, (see in last)
angry, irritated.
Kf^oXwffo/iai, -p and Ion. KfyoXw-
a£a«, -trac, ppfut. ind. of x°-
\6<i).
Kixprjica, -as, -c, per. ind. act. —
KtXPTlriah -oai, -rai, per. ind.
pass. — Kcxprnuvoj, -rj, -ov,
par. per. pass, oi xpdw, or xpdo-
fiai. Also,
Kf^/iai, -oai, -rai, in 2 pi. Kf-
XpnoBc, per. ind. pass. — Kt-
Xpwfvos, -v, -ov, par. per. pass.
— Ktxprjoopat, -j), -tru, ppfut.
ofXP.'/(«*.
KiXP*)l*driOftai, -oai, -rat, ind.. —
Kcxpvuartfffthos, -rj, -ov, par.
per. pass, of^p^ar/^w.
Mxpiouai, -oai, -rai, per. ind.
pass, of xplu>-
Ktxpvowfiivos, -n, -ov, par. per
pass, of xovc6u).
K/xfyiai, 1 sin. — K/^urrtv, 3 sin
— KixvvTah ^ P'- l)er- Mi pass.
— KfxvvT\ a°d K/^uito, Ion.
for acixwro, 3 pi. pper. pass, of
j^uw or ^livw.
Kr^wp^Ktcai', Att. for CKtxwprjKci-
oav, 3 pi. pper. act. »f ^wpfV.
Kt^wp/^arai, Ion. for Kcx^ptofti-
vot uoi, 3 pi. of Kr^wpic/jai,
per. ind. pass. — Kcx^pioftivos
-n,-ov, par. per. pass, of £o>p(£u>
Krywff/i/ voj , -»7, -ov, par. per. pass
of X<>U or ^UVl'U/il.
Kfw, obs. from whence r me «ta,
to split, cleave ; to desire to go to
rest ; Ktlfiai, to lie down ; and
ki'uo, for Kaiu, to burn.
Kjj, Ion. for irjj.
Kfi'.u, inf. oftKjia, 1 a. ind. act
Kf/asi par. 1 a. act. — Kf/avro,
for ucfjavTo, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. mid.
— Kpdutvos, -v, -ov, par. 1 a.
mid. 01 k a iw >
Kr)/3oj, -ov, b, some sort of monkey.
Kjiyib, and Krjyuiv, Dor. formal eyd.
KijSap, Heb. indecl. the name of a
son of Ishmacl, and of the place
where he lived.
KrjSc, for K^5n, cont. from K-q6ea, n.
a. pi. of kTiSos.
KrjSc, for Urifo, 3 sin. impf. act. —
Kt/Sei, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. —
K>)Suv, pres. inf. act. of K/jSw.
ULno'da, -as, hi (fr- KrjScvo) to regard,
th. Krjiios care) care for, regard,
esteem ; burial, funeral exe-
quies; affinity, connexion, rela-
tion by marriage,
Kt'jSeios, -a, -ov, (fr. last) dear, be-
loved, regarded, esteemed; faith-
ful, affectionate, careful, domes-
tic ; related, connected ; Subs, a
friend, guardian.
Kiificfidvas, a. pi. of
Krj8£/.iH)v, -ovos, and KriSe/iovevs,
-tos, Att. -das, b, (fr. KrjSos care)
a care-taker, manager, guardian,
protector ; a patron, benefactor.
Knfcbs, same as kjScios-
KfjSsoai, 1 a. impr. mid. oficno'i'a).
Kifdtade, 2 pi. pres. ind. mid. —
(340)
KHA
K/tScro, Ion. for ikt'iUto, 3 si».
impf. mid. of *o/<5w.
Knotirrfis, and KnAcvrris, -ov, b, (fr.
Ktjhiu) or KT}Stvti) to regard, th.
icrjdos, care) a guardian, protec-
tor; a friend, relation, kinsman
by marriage, son-in-law, father
in-law, a wife's father.
Kvficvut, f. -cvou), (fr. same) to take
care of, mind, attend to, ma-
nage, conduct ; to perform exe-
quies, bury, mourn over; to con-
tract affinity, marry among, be-
come connected with.
Kntiiu) -u>, f. -r'iou), and -iom, (fr.
same) to take care of, manage,
conduct ; to take trouble, do busi-
ness, be anxious fr, pity, re-
gard. 1 a. inf. act. Knitoai. 2 f.
ind. act. Ka6£>. 2 f. ind. mid.
icad/joo/iai, by Anadipl. KtKaoijao-
pat, in 1 pi. KtKa6i)ooyit0a.
K^ioros, -rj, -ov, (sup. fr. KrjSos
care) most intimate, dear or
friendly.
Kr'iooftai, pass, or mid. of/o;&i>.
Kij^os, -cos, rd, care, concern,
anxiety, solicitude; regard, at-
tention, love, attachment ; charge,
management, conduct ; trouble,
distress, labour, toil; grief, sor-
row, affliction, wo, mourning ;
hurt, harm, loss, damage ; death,
ruin, desolation, slaughter; exe-
quies, funeral, burial ; a tomb,
monument; marriage, wedlock,
a wedding; affinity, connexion,
alliance.
K>7<5w, (fr. last) to afflict, fret, an-
noy ; to trouble, tease, vex, of-
fend, harass ; to hurt, injure,
wrong. K/jAopai, to carefor, re-
gard, esteem, respect; to take
trouble, act for, be busy or
anxious about ; to take care of,
attend to, administer, manage ; to
grieve, be sorry, lament, mourn ;
to conduct a funeral or burial.
par. pres. act. Krjdwv, -ovoa, -ov,
2 a. ind. act. ikuSov. 1 f. mid.
KnSrjoofiai.
KjiSuk', for Kal (8u>Kt, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. act. ofSiSupi.
Kn8uj\ds, -r), -ov, (fr. Kyoos care)
anxious, careful, busy about.
K>7<W, -ovca, -ov,par. pres. act. of
Kf/diov, and Knddpiov, -ov, rd, a
ballotting box.
Kj)K, Dor. for Kai ik.
Kf/Ka, Dor. for Kal cikc.
Ktjku, Poet, for kikic, which Ana-
dipl. for iKit, 3 sin. impf. or 2
a. ind. act. of Ktia. It may be
the impf. Ion. of khkio).
K»?k<?, -iSos, i'i, (fr. next) odour,
flavour, scent, smell ; vapour,
smoke; sweat, juice, matter,
blood ; a nutgall, oak-apple.
Knrtu), f. -law, (fr. k'iw to go) to
ooze out, exude ; to spout, gush,
spring up, burst or break out; to
start or leap up.
KrjXa, pi. of kt)\ov.
Kr,Xds, a wintry day ; a cloud, mist,
fog ; a she-goat ; a fox.
mXaurpot, -ov, i), (fr. last) any tire*
KHP
late in leaves or fruit ; a rustic
vessel, pail, noggin, &c.
Kt)\tos, VLtjXttos, and KdXtos, -ov,
6, ij, (perhaps fr. Kaiu to burn)
warm, hot, burning; bright,
shining.
Kv\i<o, d. sin. of last.
Kf?X/w -w, f. -)/(to) to stroke, pat,
sooth, calm; to charm, delight;
to flatter, wheedle, deceive.
Kt,\r],-vs, >i, o tumour, celling;
an inflammation; a rupture.
K^X«(5d(o -w, f. -ibaw, (fr. next) *o
spot, soil, stain, dirty ; to pollute,
defile, disgrace, dishonour.
KvWs, -idos, i), a spot, stain ; a mole,
freckle ; a blotch, ulcer, sore ; a
scar, brand, blemish; disgrace,
dishonour, shame.
KJjXov, -ov, r!i, (neut. of next) dry
wood ; a handle, shaft ; a stake
hardened in the fire ; a dart,
javelin, arrow ; the male mem-
ber.
Krj\ds, -rj, -ov, (fr. /cfw for Kaiw to
burn) dry, withered, arid, parah-
ed, scorched, burned.
K^XJo) -w, f. -cDo-w (fr. last) to dry
up, scorch, parch ; to burn, con-
sume ; to flatter, deceive,; to en-
treat, pray, beg, beseech.
Kn'Xtiviov, -ov, rb, a rope, pulley
and bucket, to draw water from a
well.
KyjjiavTov, Dor. for ical Cfiavr6v.
Kfifie, Dor. for icai tui.
Knubs, -ov, 6, a breaking-bridle, ca-
vession ; a rein, bit, curb, snaffle ;
an osier case, basket.
Kfjv, Dor. for koi tv.
K' rjv, Dor. for icai rjv.
Krjvcros, -ov, b, (fr. Lat. census a
valuation) a registry of property,
valuation; a taxation, assess-
ment, tax.
Ko!;, -vkos, or K>/uf, -vkos , a marine
bird, seamew, coot.
K»l;airivr)s, Dor. for icai t^airivrjs,
which Ion. for t^al(pvrjs.
Kfjtre, Dor. for ml dirt.
Kf/xti, Dor for koa tird.
KfJTTeiTa, Dor. for ical iireira.
Kfjwtvua, -aros, rb, (fr. next) a gar-
den, shrubbery, retreat; garden-
stuff.
KtjTevu), f. -tvau, (fr. Ktjnos a gar-
den) to garden, keep as a gar-
den, dress, improve ground ; to
rear, nurse, preserve.
Kvrtvs, -tos, Att.-tuf, 6, (fr. same)
a gardener.
Krjrros, -ov, b, a garden, orchard,
plantation, shrubbery ; a comb,
rake, wool-card; female parts;
an ape, monkey.
Knirovpio) -8>, f. -flout, (fr. last, and
ovpos a keeper) to keep, dress or
cultivate a garden.
KnirovptKus, -r), -bv, (fr. same) of a
garden.
Knirovpbs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a gar-
dener.
Krjp, -pos, >'/, lot, situation, circum-
stance ; fate, destiny ; death.
Krjp, cont. fr. iciap.
Krjpa, a. sin. Krjpas, a. pi. of Krjp.
)Lnoaivu), (fr. Ktap the heart) to re-
KHP
volve, ponder, think anxiously.
Or, (fr. Krjp fate) to kill, hurt;
to die.
Kr/pcia, -as, >), (fr. Krjp death) same
as Ktipia.
Kripeoci<p6or)Tos, -ov, b, r), (fr. Kt)p
fate, and <[>opiu> for <j>ip<o to bring)
brought, sent or inflicted by the
fates ; malevolent, destructive,
malicious.
Kvptvbs, -rj, -bv¥ (fr. Knpbs wax)
waxen.
Kripiov,-ov, to, (fr. same) a honey-
comb.
KvptTpt<piu>v, g. pi. of
Kr)OLTpE<prji, -ios -ovs, b, t), (fr. Krjp
fate, and rpiipw to rear) reared
by fate, subject to destiny, mor-
tal.
Knpu6cTos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. Ktjpbs wax,
and <5fu> to tie) joined or cement-
ed with wax.
KnpoSo/xid) -&, (fr. same, and Stuu)
to build) to form waxen cells,
■xtake a comb.
KripdOt, (fr. same) from the heart,
heartily, in the heart, at heart.
Knpbs, -ov, b, bees' wax.
Knpow -w, f. •wcru), (fr. last) to wax,
cover or smear with wax.
Knpvfiia, -u)v, ra, beancods.
Kijpvyfia, -aros, to, (fr. Krjpvcrau) to
proclaim, th. Krjpv£ a crier) the
office or duty of a crier or he-
rald ; publication, promulgation;
a proclamation, decree, edict,
act; doctrine, preaching, in-
struction, edification, d. Kvpvy-
uan.
Kt'/pvKa, a. sin. — KrjpvKt, n. du. —
KrjpvKicrat, Poet, for Krjpvi-i, d.
pi. of Krjpv^.
KnpvKtia, -as, and KnpvKtii'r), -ns,
f), (fern, of next) the office or du-
ty of a crier or herald.
KnpvKEios, -a, -ov, (fr. Kfjpvt; a
crier) of a crier, belonging to
a herald.
KnpvKivua, -aros, to, (fr. same) a
proclamation.
Kfjpvi, same as
Kfjpvi;, -vkos, b, (perhaps fr. yrjpvs
voice, or Kpd£u) to cry out) a he-
rald, king at arms; bearer of a
truce, envoy, messenger; a trum-
peter, crier, beadle; a preacher,
teacher.
Knpvt-ai, inf. — Kvpv^as, par. —
K>'/pvl;ov, 2 pi. -l-are, impr. — K>/-
pufw, -ns, -t), sub. 1 a. act. — K^-
pv|w, -as, -ti, 1 f. ind. act. of
Knovo-tro) or -ttu), f. -£w, p. KtKr)pv-
%a, (fr. Kr/pvl; a herald) to pro-
claim, publish, declare, announce;
to celebrate, praise, applaud, set
forth ; to preach, teach, instruct.
impf. act. cKi'ipvao-ov. 1 a. ind.
act. eKrjpvi-a. per. ind. pass, kc-
Krjpvyftai, -!;at,-KTtii. 1 a. pass,
inn. CKripv^Otjv' par. Kripv^Ocig. 1
f. inil. pass. Krrpvx9>'io-on<ii.
KrjpvxQfi, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass. —
Kripv^9T)vai, 1 a. inf. pass. —
Kr)QV%d>j<xoi.t<u, ->/, -trai, 1 f.
ind. pass, of last.
Krjpih, Dor. for Knpov, g. of Krjpo<:.
Kmjwt&Si -»7, -ov, (fr. kjjoou) to
(341)
KIA
wax) waxen, waxed, varnfthed
with wax.
Krjreia, -as, r), (fern, of next) a
haunt of whales, place where
they are caught.
K.t,Tcios, -da, -uov, (fr. next) of a
whale ; great, huge.
Krjros, -cos -ovs, rb, a whale, gram'
pus, sea-monster, great fish.
Kriru), -60s -ovs, 1/, a woman'*
name.
KnrudnSy -10s -ovs, b, %, (fr. Krjros
a whale) like a whale, of the na-
ture of a whale, cetaceous ; huge,
monstrous.
K.r)Tu>us, -taaa, -tv, (fr. same) like
a whale, large, great, monstroust
huge; abounding in large
fishes.
Krjv, Dor. for kuI tv.
KrjvKa, a. of
Krjvt-, -vkos, a marine bird ; a coot,
seamew. Also Ceyx, a man's
name.
KJ7*' tin, Dor. for koi tl<y on. E«0'»
for tint, before an aspirate, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. act. of txu>.
Kfi<pa, Dor. for koa. ifrj.
Kv$as, -a, b, the Hellenistic Syri-
ac of the name which Christ
gave Simon, Cephas, Peter, a
rock.
VLn<t>r)v, -t\vos, b, a drone, wasp. d.
pi. Kri(f>rjvtaGi, Poet, for Krj(prjcri.
Kr,<p6n, Dor. Ion. and iEol. for /cat
r)<pdr), 3 sin. 1 a. ind. pass, of
a:rraj.
Kr}<piucriSi, d. sin. of
Knipicrms, -<<5t>s, >/, the lake Cephis*
sis.
Knu)6ris, -tos -ovs, b, r), and KnwtiSy
-taaa, -tv, (fr. kuio) to burn) ex-
haling, burning; odorous, fra-
grant.
KipSnXos, -ov, b,i), (fr. next) foul,
impure, filthy ; mixed with dross,
adulterated, alloyed ; counter-
feited, disguised, forged ; false,
decextfd, treacherous; of mixed
materials.
KlfiSrjs, dross, refuse; a vile fellow,
scoundrel.
KiftiaiS, and Kifiveis, -tos, Att.
-tws, r), a bag, pouch, sack, wallet.
Kj,3uJnov, -ov, to, (dim. of next)
Egyptian bean ; a cup, small ves-
sel ; a casket, case, trunk ; a boat.
Kt/?wroj, -ov, b, a vessel; ark, chest;
wardrobe, cabinet.
YLiyxXi^ty, Dor. for KiyK>i£ov,
pies. impr. pass, of
K(yXi£w, (fr. KiyK^os a wagtail) to
agitate, shake, vibrate, quiver;
to flutter about, hanker after;
to fluctuate, waver; to twinkle,
glimmer.
Kty/eXj? , -tSos, }% (fr. last) a lattice,
casement; a palisade, railing;
trellis; a keyhole, small aper-
ture ; a porch, enclosure.
K/y/cXoj, and KiyKa\os, -ov, b, a
wagtail.
KiSapts, -tos, Att. -tws, f),a tiara,
turban, diadem.
KiSdipr}, -ns, i), (fem. of next) a
she fox.
K.i6a(pos,<sud Kiv&cupci,-ov,b,afoa.
KIN
Adj. cunning, artful, crafty;
knavish, fraudulent,
^.livt] fit or Kiivdio, same asokISvijui.
Kit, and Kiev, Ion. for Uu, 3 sin.
impf. act. of(ctu).
KtOapa, -as, ij, a harp, lyre, lute.
Kiddpifyv, 3 sin. impf. act. Ion.
of
Kidapifa, f. -/aw, (fr. KiBdpa a lyre)
to play on the lyre, sing to the
lyre. 1 a. impr. act. KiBdpiaov.
par. pres. pass. KiOapi^dficvos,
~n, -ov. par. pres. act. Kidapi£u>v,
-ovaa, -ov, pi. g. -$6vru)v.
Kidapts,-ios, Att. -£wj, >/, same as
xiddpa.
Kidupiarris, ov, b, (fr. KiOdpa a
lyre) a player on the lyre, harper,
musician.
Kidapiorvs, -vos. i, (fr. same) the
art of playing the lyre, skill in
music.
Kldapos. -ov, b, (fr. same) a kind
of fish.
KidapwSds, -ov, 6, (fr. same, and
<f><5i) a song) one who sings and
plays on the lyre; a harper,
musician.
Kiddu -iD, (a comic word, fr.
same) to make a harper.
Kiduv, -wvoj, b, (Ion. for %itu)v)
a coal, garment, shirt, drtss ; a
coating or covering for walls; a
wall so coutt il.
KiK(pti>v, -wvo$, b, Cicero.
KiVt, -ios, Att. -cu>s, rb} tick, the
seed of the palma chnsti.
KIkiwos, -ov, b, a curl, lock, braid
or buckle of the hair.
KtKKaPati, the mte of an owl.
KiKKafia, and -(if), -rjs, {/, an owl.
KIkkos, -ov, b, a cock.
Kii<\r)OKovo\ Poet, for KiK\f)aicovo~a,
fern. n. par. pres. act. of
KiK\rjo-KW, Poet, for na\(oi.
K'tKVi, -vos, ff, strength, power;
force, violence.
Ki\cvridu) -w, Poet, for KcXcvrtdu)
or KcXcvoridu).
KtXtKia, -aj, J7, Cilicia, now Cara-
mania, a country of Asia
minor.
Ki\iictoi>, -ov, to", (fr. next) cloth
made of the hair of the Cilician
goat; haircloth.
K«At£, -fins, b, >), Cilician, a Cili-
cian.
Kt/iAa, -ns, ft, a name of several
towns, one in ^Eolia.
KiXXt/Jaire?, -wv, oi, (fr. next, and
(Saivo> to mount) a triangular
rest or stand for the shields; a
tripod, horse or frame ; the
sticks which formed the stand.
KiWbs, -oT>, 6, Dor. an ass.
K[\v<po$,-eos-ovs,rd,bark,rind,peeL
Ki/x0fptvov, Kiftfiapticbv, and K</*-
fiep'i'Kb'v, -ov,rbJine cloth, cambric.
Klppr)!;, -rjKos, and K//x/?i£, -ixos, 6,
a kind of bee or wasp ; penuri-
ous, stingy, sordid.
Kinpipioi, -wv, o\, the Cimmerians.
KiuoXla, -as, h (fr. the island Ki-
\io\r\) fuller's earth.
Kivdjipa, -as, f/, dogs'1 meat, car-
rion ; the smell of goats ; stink,
stench, rank smell.
KIN
Kiva/?pdw -w, (fr. last) to stinky
yield a rank or heavy *mell.
Kivaoos, -ov, b, and -tos -ovj, rb,a
fox ; an artful, cunning person,
knave, rogue, impostor.
Klvafiov, and Kivduupov, -ov, rb,
cinnamon.
K/voaAoj, -ov, 6, a nail, spike, peg ;
a stake, pole, post.
K/voa£, -aKoi, b, h., (fr. kiv/oj to
move) active, nimble; moving,
stirring.
Kivcvvtvti, 3 sin. -vcvofitv, 1 pi.
pres. ind. of kivovvivu.
KivSvvcvfia, -aroi, rd, (fr. xlvSvvos
danger) risk, peril, danger; an
attempt, trial; an adventure,
enterprise.
Ktfivvevu), f. -tvffu), p. KtKlVCVVtV-
xa, (fr. last) to venture, risk, en-
danger, hazard, explore ; to try,
prove, attempt ; to stand ac-
cused, be arraigned ; to escape
narrowly.
K.tvovvos, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. *u7w
to excite, and 6ios fear, or oovvn
pain) danger, risk, peril ; an ad-
venture, attempt, enterprise.
K.tv6vvu>6rjf, -eos -ovi, b, f), (fr. last)
dangerous, hazardous, perilous.
Kivev, JEo\. for Kivov, cont. fr.
km (ov -ov, -ciodu -doQii), pres.
impr. pass, of
Kaf'w -w, f. -f,o(i), p. kckIvvko, to
move, stir, agitate ; to jog ;
to excite, rouse, instigate ; to
remove, transfer. Kiviofiai, to
pass, go, march. 1 a. ind. act.
CKivvoa. 1 a. ind. pass, ucivfjdrjv,
-Viy-n' par. KlvrjOtif.
Kic/uc -tDy, -iovaa -ovaa, -iov -ovv,
par. pres. act. — Kivndivros, g.
par. 1 a. pass, of last.
KivnOpbs, -ov,b, Poet, same as ki-
vncis.
Klvnua,-aros,rb, Kiv^(Tij,-<oy, Att.
-toy, ft, (fr. Kiviu) to move) a
motion, stir, movement ; agita-
tion ; a commotion, tumult.
Kivfiaai, inf. — Kivfians, -oca, -av,
par. 1 a. act. — Ktvfjow, 1 f. ind.
act. of Kiviui.
Ktv?;Trjp, -rjpor, b, (ft. same) a
mover, agitator, shaker.
Kivnrris, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a mover,
introducer, agitator, disturber.
YLivvrlubs, -f^ -ov, (fr. same) molt-
ing, stirring Active; moveable,
not fixed, portable, comp. kivtj-
riKwrtpos, sup. -wraT9f.
Kava, -nii hi a ^nd of grain.
Kivvdfldpi, -io$, Att. -tut, rd, cin-
nabar, vermilion; a high red
colour.
Kiwafios, -ov, b a pattern, model,
plan, sketch.
Kivvdfiiauov, -ov,rb, cinnamon.
Ktvovvra, a. sin. — Ktvovvrts, n. pi.
— Ktvovcris, g. sin. fern. cont.
par. pres. act. of Kiveu>.
Kivvpt, and Kivvfiai, same as ki-
viu), and«nfo^ai.
Kivvpa, -as, ^, a Syrian instru-
ment of a plaintive tone ; a harp.
Kivvpiro, Ion. for acivvpero, 3 sin.
impf. of
Kivvpouai, (fr. Knvpa a harp) to
1348)
KI2
sing plaintively; to lament,
mourn, bewail.
Kivvpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. same) plain,
live, oucmlous, dohful, sad,
mournful.
Kioifti, -oij, -o(,sin. -oitov, -olrnv,
du. pres. opt. — K/ov, Ion. for
iiciov, 1 sin. or 3 pi. impf. act.
— Kiovo-ai, n. pi. fern. par. pres.
act. of kiu.
K/ov' for Kj'ova, a. sin. — Kloai o»
Kloaiv, d. pi. of k(uv.
KipKala, -as, f,, the herb night-
shade.
Klpxn, -ns, and Dor. Ktpica, -as, h*
Circe, a woman's name.
KlpKos, 'ov, b, a circle, ring, round,
orb, circus ; a kind of hawk.
Klpva, Ion. for Uipva, 3 sin. cont.
impf. act. of
Kipvdui -d or K/pvq/ii, f. -;;cu, same
as Ktpdwvui.
Klpvn, Ion. for tKlpvn, 3 sin. impf.
of Ktpvr/nt. Or, Kipvt) and «fp-
vn may be Dor. for Klpva, and
iKipva above.
K/pvwv, for cicipvuv, 1 sin. or 3 pi.
cont. impf. act. of ttpvdw.
Klp'pa, as, f), lne name of an
island, Cirrha.
KlpftaOcv, (fr. last) /rom Cirrha.
Klpfas, (fr. next) a kind of hawk
of a tawny colour.
Kipfibs, -ov, b, lj,yelloui, tawny, fal-
low or fawn cclour ; ruddy, recU
dish, bay.
Kip<rdj,and Kpurobs, -ov, 6, (fr. last)
a swelled vein, v:<lt.
Kis, -los, b, a worm or maggot
breeding if. timber and corn.
Kis, b, indecl. Heb. a man's
name.
K/ffffa or -rra, -nsy ht a pi*i mag-
pti ; a talkative person; loath-
ing, disgust of food ; a false ap-
petite or desire for improper
food ; a qualm or sickness jrom
breeding ; the green sickness.
Kiccrdw -w, f. -rjero), (fr. last) to
conceive, breed, feel qualms,
long unnaturally ; to desire the
other sex.
KiaofipriSi -eos -ovs, b, >/, (fr. nocbs
ivy) bound v;ith ivy.
Kico-ripis, -ios, Att. -tu)S, f), (fr. icis
a worm) pumice stone; a porous
stone.
Kiccnpu>6r}s and Kio-ffnpwdtris, -ios
-ovs, b,fi, (fr. last) like pumice
stone, porous, full of small h/iles.
YLiaovrbs, -'h -bv, (fr. kicoos ivy)
of ivy, like ivy ; bound or adorn~
ed with ivy.
Kiaabs, and Att. Kirrbs,-ov, b, ivy.
KiGGotytpriSi -eos -ovs, and Kiaoo-
<p6pos, -ov, b, fit (fr- lapt* and
ipipoj to carry) to carry or bear ivy
be crowned or adorned with ivy.
Kicadu) or -ttow, (fr. Kiccbs ivy) to
crown, bind, cover or adorn with
ivy.
Kto-o-t/W, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
cup made of ivy-wood.
Kicrr), -ris, f], a basket ; a box, case,
chrU.
Kiotos or 1 7cr5; c, -ov, 6, ihe rock
rose.
KAA
Ktrpla, -as, h, the citron-tree.
Klrpiov, -ov,rb, (fr. last) the citron-
fruit.
Klrra, Kirrdui, see wVffa, Kiacdui.
Kirrbs, same as Kiaabs.
Kirrbs, -fi, -bv, Lacon. good.
Kiruv, -wvos, Dor. for yirwv.
Kiruva, a. of last.
KixaviD, same as Kt%t'ui).
KiXtiriv, -VS, ~V, Vres- OP** act* —
Kj^£jj, par. pres. act. of Kixnui,
see /cj^f'w.
Kj^e^eVj -art, -£7<rav, Att. for Ki-
^£/^/i£v,&c. pl.of*ct^£t7;i',seelast.
K<^£jw, Poet, for
Ki^fa^Kt^avworKtx^^f.-jjffWiP'
KCKijcnKa^ (perhaps fr. <ciw to go,
and ^di for f'yu or ^fw to hold)
to overtake, come up with, reach ;
to seize, catch, take ; to Jind,
meet with, hit upon, arrive at,
come to ; to get, acquire, obtain,
lay hold of. 2 a. act. ind. /m^ov
sub. »rfyw, -ys, -n' inf. kix.uv.
Kiyi'ifitvai, by Ectas. for Kiyiptvai,
Dor. for Kixctv, 2 a. infl act. of
last.
Kixfipevos , ->7, -ov, par. pres. pass.
ofKixvpi-
Kt^rjod^inv, -o>, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid.
— Kixn<rai, par. 1 a. act. — Kt-
Xflco\iai, -rj, -erai, 1 f. ind. mid.
— Kixn'iv, by Sync, and Ion.
for iKix^adrrjv, 3 du. 1 a. ind.
act. oiKt^/a).
Kfy^'7, and Dor. Ki^Xa, -t]s, f), a
thrush.
KtvX«£w, (fr. last) to feed on
thrushes, live on delicacies, fare
well, indulge, rwel ,' to make
merry, laugh heartily.
K/voriw and Kfyp?7/u, same as
Xpdw and xpwf11-
Ki^toy, -ovaa, -ov^par. 2 a. act. of
Kt^aip^,->7f,^,andKt^;wpioy,-ou,TS,
cichory, succory or uaW endive.
Kiw, <o £-0, move, proceed, march ;
to approach, go or run to. par.
pres. act. kioov, -ovaa, -ov.
KitDV, -ovos, b, f/, (fir. last) a co-
lumn, pillar.
KXayytvvn, Dor. and Mo\. for
K>ayyovoi, 3 pi. cont. pre3. ind.
act. of
K\ayyiu> -5, (fr. next) same as
JcXa'^w.
K^ayyfi, -rj$, £, (fr. >c\dfa to clang)
a loud shrill noise, sound or cry ;
clank, din, creak, twang ; cla-
mour, shout, shriek.
K\ayyr,?>bv, (fr. last) with a shout
or cry ; with a noise.
K\dy^<j), -as, -£i, 1 f. ind. act. of
*cXrc£w.
KXa'^a, and ^Eol. KXd/?a, ->7f, q, a
club, baton, truncheon.
KXa<5as, Dor. for k\uSos, a. pi. of
kXeij.
KAdfovfftj, -io?, Att. -tu>s, j), (fr.
icXa^o? a bough) a pruning, lop-
ping.
KXaft, seems to be a d. of kXo"s,
same as
KXa<5oj, 'ov, b, and KXaj, -dSos, i),
(fr. »tXdw to break) a ycmng
branch, bough, tpray, thoet,
KAA
twig ; offspring, generation, pro-
geny-
KXa'nv, Att. and Dor. for ttXaitiv,
pres. inf. act. of ic\aiu>.
KXd£oi/r£, n. du. par. pres. act. of
KXa'£w, f. KXdy^a, p. *c/(cXa^a, to
shout, call, cry, clamour, scream ;
to clang, rattle, ring, resound,
tu>ang ; to howl, bark, cackle,
creak, &c. 2 a. ind. act. eKkdyov.
per. ind. mid. KtKXnya.
KXd£u> for ickdto.
KXat' for r\a7e, which Ion. for
(ic\ait, 3 sin. impf. act. — KXoje,
2 sin. KXa«T£, 2 pi. impr. —
KXaieiv, inf. — KXaitis, 2 sin.
KX«ut£, KXatovo-t, 2 and 3 pi.
ind. pres. act. of KXafw.
K\ait<Ticov, -£j, -e, impf. act. of
ie\aiioi«i), Ion. for<cXa('w.
KXa<W0a, by JEo\. Parag. for
/cXa/ojy, 2 sin. pres. opt. act. —
KXa/ovra, a. sin. -ovres, pi. n.
-ovraj, a. -dvrtov, g KXatovaa,
-aai, -oav, fern, cases of k\o.iuv,
par. pres. act. — KAojovc-j, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. of icAat'u).
KXat'?, -Uos, Dor. for kXei?.
KAaTorpov, -ov, rb, Dor. and ^Eol.
for >c\t78pov.
KXato), f. <cXat5«Tw, p. KCK^avKa, to
cry, weep, shed tears ; to wail,
lament, bewail, whine ; to mourn
over, grieve for another, condole ;
to suffer, be punished, be beaten ;
to repent, feel sorrow, express
compunction, par. pres. act.
/cXatu)v, -ovaa, -ov.
KXa//j3df, -fi, -bv, maimed, lame;
defective, deficient.
KXdvjov, -ov, rb, a bracelet.
KXa£, -aw, h, Dor. a key.
KXa^w or KXa£d5, Dor. for KXrfiau), 1
f. ind. act. — KXafov, Dor. for
K-X^io-ov, 1 a. impr. act. oficX^w.
KXdojo-a, Dor. for KXaiovoa, n. fcm.
par. pres. act. of K\alu).
KXotte??, -eiaa, -iv, par. 2 a. pass,
of acX/tttw.
KXapov<$/i(i)j,a.pl.Dor.ofKX>/pov(5//os.
KXapoj, Dor. for tfX/jpo?.
K\ap6u -w, Dor. for kXtjoo'w —
KXa'pwo-E, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act.
Dor. and Ion.
KXaj, -atibs, rj, see *Xa'rW
KXdo-aj, -aaa, -av, par. — K\aarai,
inf. la. act. — KXao-fl^s, -eitra,
-iv, par. 1 a. pass, of <cXda>.
KXaVff, -tog, Att. -£U?, rj, (fr. *rXa'oo
to break) a breaking, pruning ;
a breach, fracture, d. icXdaei.
K\d<r(ia, -tiros, rb, (fr. same) a
fragment, piece ; remnant, re-
mainder. pi. <cXdff//ara, g. t«v.
KXacu*, Dor. for kXe/co), 1 f. ind.
act. of Kktiii).
KXavify, -Vi '% the name of an
island.
K\av?iia, -as, f), a woman's name.
KXavdfibsr-ov, 5,(fr. ^Xaiwtoweep)
weeping, wailing, lamentation.
K\av9nvpt^, f. -/<rw, (fr. same) to
weep, wail, cry, squall; to make
weep, mourn or condole with.
K\av9fjLvpio-/ibs, -ov, b, (fr. same)
weeping, crying, squalling like
an infant.
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KAE
KXai'Ofxuv, -utvos, b, weeping,
mourning, lamentation, condo-
lence ; a place of weeping, house
of mourning.
Khavoarc, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. —
KXaiiffEre, 2 pi. 1 f. ind. act. —
KXaufffl, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of
*cXa/w.
KXavo-£?ra«, 3 sin. of
KXavaovfiai, -j>, -£?ra«, Dor. for
KXavoopai, 1 f. ind. mid. —
KXavc-w, -us, -£(, in 2 pi. KXatf-
aere, 1 f. ind. act. of <cXa/u>.
KXa'jj, f. -dad), p. K«Xa»ca, to break,
divide ; to fell, cut down ; to
prune, lop ; to bruise, crush,
ravage, spoil, desolate ; to wound,
maim, mangle. 1 a. act. ind.
hXaoa' inf. *X d aai' par. Kkdoas.
2 a. ind. act. iic\doov. par.
pres. pass. K\a6utvos -cfyuvoj.
pef. ind. pass. Kiickaouai. 1 a.
ind. pass. £*fXaV0^v, -tjs, -n.
K~Xtdpicros, -ov, b, a man's name.
KX££vjoj, -f\, -bv, for k\ccv6s.
K\et]6u)v, -ovos, fi, for kXj?<5wv, which
see.
KX^o-o^aj, -it, -£ra«,3pl. -Bficov-
rai, 1 f. ind. pass.— KX??0c5, -f/s,
-jj, pi. -Ow/acv, -Qrjrc, 1 a. sub.
pass, of >ca\iw.
KXaa, -ov, rd, (cont. fr. icklta pi.
of KXios fame) feats, exploits,
achievements, honours.
KX£?i5a, a. sin. of kXus.
K~Xei5ovxos, -ov, b, (fr. iclcts a key,
and /^w to have) a door keeper,
guard.
KXe^<5w -w, (fr. k\eis a key) to shut,
lock up.
KXn'a, 3 sin. pres. ind. — K\eure,
2 pi. pres. ind. or impr. act. of
kXcioi.
\L\u6pia, -as, tf, (fr. /cXe/w to shut)
a chink, cranny, crevice ; a lat-
tice ; a keyhole.
K^elOpov, -ov-, rb, (fr. same) a bar,
barrier, fence, enclosure ; a gale,
door, shutter ; a lock, bolt, latch.
K\ctvbs, -fit -bv, (fr. /cXftw to cele-
brate) renowned, famous, cele-
brated ; noble, great, excellent,
illustrious.
KXdfai, Dor. for. /cXnc-ai, 1 a. inf.
act. of same.
K^elovcrai, n. pi. fern, of kXeiW.
KX£(?, kX£/<5o?, '/, (fr. K\dut to shut)
a key ; a bar, bolt, shutter, a. pi.
kXsiSus and k\c7s •
KXetaat, 1 a. inf. — K\ticas, par.
— KXelan, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act.
— KXfio-flw, -?)?, -jj, 3 pi. -05fft
or -eiv, 1 a. sub. pass, of ic\du>.
KXtiorbs, -i), -bv, (fr. same) shut,
closed ; enclosed, confined ; to be
shut, that may he closed.
KXcirds, a. pi. fern. — KAfir^, a.
sin. fern, of k\eit6s.
KXei ropls, -to" os, t'i, a part of a wo
man's generative, organs.
KAtirof, -rj, -bv, (fr. k\eiw to cele-
brate) renowned, celebrated, fa-
mous ; nohle, illustrious.
K\tt(t), f -cw, p. KficXctKa, to shut,
shut up, close, fasten, bar, bolt,
lock ; to repress, confine, re-
strain. Also, to sing of, eel*
kah
brale, record, men/ion. 1 a. act.
ind. inXtioa' sub. kAu'cu, -775, -#•
inf. *Ar7<rai. per. pass, ind. *i-
k\cichhi and KtuXuuar par. *r-
/tAtiff^fVoj, -»7, -ov. 1 a. pass,
ind. tKXdoQov, -rjs, -n' sub. k\c-
icOio, -rjs, ->).
KAtiw, -60s -ovs, »/, C7io, one of the
muses.
KXtiuv, -ovoa, -ov, (par. pres. act.
of kXiIu) celebrated, famous ; il-
lustrious.
KA iuua, -tiros, rb, (Cr. (cA/tttw to
steal) theft, robbery, stealth ,
deceit, fraud, artifice, stratagem ;
secret benevolence, g. pi. kXcu-
KXcfiuiif, -voi, b, (fr. same) a tor-
toise.
KA/o/3(j, -«o$, Att. -twj, //, a man's
name.
KXiouat, Poet, for kXcIouoi, pass,
of kAci'w.
KXionas, -ov. 0, a man's name.
KXto-zdrpn, d. Ion. of
KXcon/irpa, -as, f), a woman's
name.
KXio; and KAf/oj, -tos -ovs, rb, (fr.
kAu'w to celebrate) glory , re-
ii'ium, fame, reputation, cele-
brity ; greatness, splendour ; ru-
mour, report.
KXitttus, -ov, b, Dor. for tcXfarys.
KXivri, -riria, pres. impr. act. —
KAfVrt«v, pres. inf. act. — KAf'r-
mvfft, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. —
KA/rrrtuv, par. pres. act.of«fA/7rrw.
KXiiznti, -ov, b, (fr. same) a thief,
rubber.
KXcirrVici), -rjs, {), (fern, of next)
thievery, pilfcrins;, robhery.
KXiirrticbs, -t), -bv, (fr. KXiwTio to
KAIT
KAI
bode, prognosticate, prophesy, di-lKXnpovofita, -as, hi (fr. xXfjoos an
vine; to consult, inquire, ask a\ estate, and vi/iu> to divide) an
(Urination. inheritance, patrimony, estatt,
K.XnS6vtaua, -tiros, rd, and KA»;ta- properly.
viaubs, -ov, b, (fr. same) nugu- \K\npov6fios, -ov, b, (fr. same) an
ry, divination ; consultation. ( hiir, inheritor; possessor, own-
YLXi,bos, -cos -ovs, rb, (fr. kAh'w to| er.
shut) a hedge, fence, enclosure,' KXr)pos, -ov. b, a lot, ballot, pebble,
mound, ditch. j b,an; a vote ; chance, fortune,
KXnfiov^os, same as kXciSov^os- ' ■MMfenf, uncertainty ; an inhe-
KXnciav, and Poet. KXcnbuv, -6vos, ritunce, estate, patrimony ; apor-
steal) thievish, pilfering ; deceit-
ful, fraudulent ; clandestine, se-
cret.
KA/irroccii, Dor. for icXtvrovoa, n.
fern. par. pres. act. — KXiirrb-
uevos, -n, -ov, par. pres. pass, of
kXiittu).
KXcirrpia, -as, '/, (fr. same) a thief.
KXiirrw, f. -xfw, p. KficXe<pa, to steal,
pilfer ; to conceal, secrete, hide,
put out of the way ; to act clan-
destinely, speak deceitfully, dis-
semble ; to deceive, mislead, im-
pose on ; to overreach, defraud,
cozen, cheat.
KXf'raf, rd, and KAj'tt?, b, (fr. JtX/vtt
to lean) o rock, cliff, ridge, pro-
montory.
KXevvixos, T>or. for K\c6vikos, -ov,
b, a man's name.
KXtipas, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a. act.
— KAfd.w, -as, -£i, 1 f. ind. act.
— KXfxpot, -rjs, -n, in 3 pi. KA/-
xpwai, 1 a. sub. act. oCkXibtu).
KXcxpvSpa, -asy hi (fr- icXiirTd) to
steal, and 'iowp water) a clock
or time-piece moved by water ;
an hour-glass.
KXiuv, -u»vos, b, a man's name.
KXtwvla, -as, '), elecampane.
KX>')5nv, (fr. KaXiu> to call) by
name ; expressly, particularly.
KXpSovl^ouai, f. -laouai, (fr. kXt}8u>v
report, th. kXcio) to celebrate)
to foretell by birds, augur, fore-
b, (fr. (cAtio lo celebrate) a gooil
name or rqiort, praise ; rtpu-
tation, ceUlirity, credit, renown ;
a i^und omen, lucky sign.
KXnSwv, same as xXiduv.
K.Xt)av, Ion. for kXiuiv, pres. inf.
act. of kXcIu.
KA>)£u> for kAj/i^w.
KXvdcis, -iloa, -fv, g. KXrjQivros,
par. 1 a. pass. — K.XnQn<rouat,
-r/, -crai, 3 pi. -Qt)aovrai, 1 f. ind
pass. — KXrjdd, -?js, -fj, pi. -Q&-
utv, -drjrc, 1 a. sub. pass, of xa
A/w.
KXijdpa, -as, and KAJjOpoy, -ov, »'/,
an alder-tree
K.Xij9pov, -ov, rd, (fr. kXcIui to shut)
a bolt, lock; a bar, rail, gate,
barrier ; a restraint, hindrance.
K.Xni^u>, f. -tcu), same as kXcIio.
KAqij, -l8os, f), (same as kXlis, fr.
xXelut to shut) a key, lock ; a
bar, bolt, latch ; a door, shutter ;
a transom or beam in a ship or
boat ; a bench or bank for row-
ers.
KXijiaat, I a. inf. act. of KXni^ui.
KXniut for *At/u>.
K.Xt'/ua, -tiros, rb, (fr. icXdu to
break) a vine-shoot, tendril,
twig. pi. tcX'tuara.
KXtjutiris, -l?os, 11, and KXrjudriov,
-ov, rb, (dim. of last) a vine-
bud or young slwot, tendril,
spray ; a twig, sprig, cutting.
KXtj/jiutou) -w, (fr. icXfiua a vine-
branch) to shade with vines,
overshadow with young trees.
K.X>'iht)s, -evros, b, Clemens, Eng
Clement.
KXnpoSoala, -as, »/, (fr. icXrjpos an
estate, and SlSwut to give) the
distribution of a property ; divi-
sion by lot, allotment, apportion-
ment.
KXripofioriij) -<S, f. -ficw, (fr. same)
to distribute by lot, share, appor-
tion divide ; to make or name
an heir, give or bequeath a pro-
perty.
KXnpoSoTns, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a
testator, devisour, who names an
heir or bequeaths a property.
KXnpovoud, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
— KXnpovoueTv, pres. inf act.
cont. — KXrjpovouovvriov, g. pi.
cont. par. pres. act. ©f
tion, share, allotment ; ground
' or »ii en to settlers ; land,
property, portctWOM ; a charge,
trust, 'ifficc, employment ; a
worm inftsliiiic honeycombs.
K.Xnpovxia, -us, )), and KAf/poDyof,
-ov, b, f/, (fr. icXrjpos an estate,
and /^o, to get) same as KXnpo-
ifOula and nXnpavduos.
KXrjodut -u>, 1. -i6<rw, p. KCKXfjptiHta,
(fr. icXrjpos a lot) to take or get
by lot ; obtain of right or in
course of law, inherit ; to choose,
appoint, elect, vote ; to allot,
distribute, p'^s. ind. pass. kXtj-
pdouat -ovpat' 1 a. ind. pass.
ttcXrjpuiOnv. 1 f. ind. mid. KX\pu»-
aofiai.
KXnpwri and KXvpwTai, (fr. same)
by lot.
KXnpu>rbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) choseny
eh eti <l.
KXrjais, -ios, Att. -cus, hi (fr- KaXio>
to call) a calling, invitation,
summons ; an employment, vo-
cation, office, duly. d. icX/jcti, a.
KXflfftV.
KXfiaov, 1 a. impr. act. of *A;/£w
lor xXntc^o).
KXfjcrov, by Sync, for ndXccov, 1 a.
impr. act. of KaXiu.
KXnrios, -a, -ov, (fr. tcaXiu to call)
to be called, named, &c. accord-
ing to the verb.
KA*7r£i5u», (fr. same) to summon
for evidence, call upon, cite.
KXnrtip, -ijpos, and KXnr&p, -6pot,
b, (fr. same) a summoner, ap-
paritor, serjeant, beadle, crier ;
a suppliant, petitioner.
KXnrtKbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) call-
ing, naming, giving a name, ap-
pellative, that is called.
KXnrbs, -rj, -bv, (fr. same) called,
named.
KXrjriop, -opos, b, see tcXnrfip.
KXi(3doiov, -ov, rb, the name o.
some herb.
KXi(3tivos and Kplpavos, -ov, b, (fr.
Kpidn barley, and fiavvos a fur-
nace) a stove, kiln, oven.
KXiua, -tiros, rb, (fr. kXIvu to lean)
a clime, climate, border, region,
tract, space ; declivity, slope, in-
clination, descent ; a measure of
sixty feel square, pi. KXtuara, d.
KXiuaci.
KXnpovouitj) -cD, f. -r/ffO), p. KocXnpo- KXtuaKrrio, -rjpos, b, (fr. next) the
vopnica, (fr. nXrjpos an estate, and step of a ladder ; a step, stair,
viuu to share) to inherit, come
to a property, get by right or
course of law ; to possess, own,
enjoy. 1 a. act. ind. ocXripovduv-
oa' impr. KXnpovdunaov, -dru), in
2 pi. -uf/crare' sub. KXrjpovou^crw
inf. KXnpovouriaat.
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flight of stairs ; the climacteric
or critical year.
KXiuat], -okos, hi (fr- kXIvu) to lean)
a ladder, staircase, flight of
steps, ascent ; a climax.
KXiuarls, -Wof, hi same as tcXr/pa-
ris.
KAO
KAT
KXiyac, par. 1 a. act. — KA«v«v,| same) disturbance, tumult, sedi-
pres! inf. act. — KXivjj, 3 sin. tion, mutiny.
pres. sub. act. — KAivovo-wv, g. iKAdvtov, -ov, rb, (perhaps fr. next)
pi. fem. par. pres. act. of kXL- I the backbone, spine ; the hip.
KXivn, -ns, and Dor. KXha, -as, fa
(fr. kAjvw to lean) a bed, couch,
sofa,
Khvdi'/TTjv, Ion. for eKXivQt'jrnv, 3
du. 1 a. ind. pass, of kAuoj.
KAivu5tov and K\ivdpiov, -ov, rb,
alsoKAtvi?, -i8os,fa I dim. of k\1-
vrj a couch) a sofa, little couch
or bed.
KXivikos, -fi, -ov, (fr. same) attend-
ing the sick, nursing ; confined
to bed, sick, bedridden.
KXivofiev, 1 pi. pres. ind. act. —
K\iv6p£vos, -t], -ov, par. pres.
pass, of kXivui.
KAivo-oidf, -ov, b, fa (fr. kXivt] a
couch, and xoiiu) to make) a
maker of couches or bedsteads ;
an upholsterer.
KAivo»^£v, 1 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
icAjvw.
KAjvTT/p, -i/po? , 6, (fr. same) a chair,
litter, covered couch, close car-
riage.
KXixu, f. -Tvtj, p. kikXYko, to bend,
bow down, incline, lean, stoop ;
to lean back, rest upon, recline ;
to border , adjoin ; to turn back-
ward, recoil, shrink ; to turn,
beat back, drive off, put to flight,
rout. KXivofiai, to decline, turn
away, fly or flee, give ground.
1 a. ind. act. ixXiva, -as, -t. per.
ind. pass. kikKI^oi.
KXiaia, -as, and Ion. KXto-in, -ns,
fa (fr. last) a lodging, bed-cham-
ber ; a sitting or lying down ;
a company seated or set at meat ;
a tent, pavilion ; a hut, cottage,
cabin.
KXiaiafcs, -wv, al, (fr. same) dou-
ble or folding doors.
KXialndev, (fr. kXioitj Ion. a tent)
from the tent.
KXiainvce, (fr. same) to the tent.
KXiatov, -ov, rb, (fr. icXio~ia a tent)
a lodging ; a tent ; a hut, cabin ;
a sheepfold, eheepcot ; a stable,
stall.
XXitris, -jo?, Att. -£<ij?, fa (fr. icAtvw
to lean) a bending, inclina
lion ; a motion, movement ; a
turn or turning ; a side, quar-
ter, part.
KXiafibi, -ov, b, (fr. same) a couch,
sofa.
KXiros, -£oj -ovs, rb, (fr. same) a
declivity, slope, devexity. inclina-
tion ; a side, quarter, extremity,
corner.
KXVrvc, -vos, fa (fr. same) the side
of a hill, declivity, descent ;
valley, hollow, glen.
KAdvij, -ios, Att. -cws, fa the belly.
K.Xovicrr)p, -rjpos, b, (fr. last) a
sword hung to the waist.
KAdvo?, -ov, b, a crowd, mixed mul-
titude; tumult, disturbance, con-
fusion ; bustle, din, clamour,
noise.
KXoirevw, f. -evcw, and KAott/w, f.
-j'icu), (fr. next) to pilfer, steal,
purloin. .
KXonri, -tjs, fa (fr. tMsrnt to steal)
stealing, thievery, theft ; stealth,
secrecy ; subtlety, craft, artifice,
fraud, deception, seduction.
KXdirtpos, -n, -ov, (fr. last) thievish,
secret, clandestine ; stolen, got by
theft.
RXoirtuus, (fr. last) clandestinely,
by stealth, slyly , fraudulently .
KXoizo<popi<i) -G>, (fr. kAottj) stealth,
and <})ipw to carry) to purloin,
steal, take by theft. 1 a. ind. act.
ztcXoirotyopnca.
KXoTOITEVU), f. -fVffU, (fr. kAuTO?
fine, and b\p a word) to impose
upon, wheedle, deceive; to give
fine uwrds, speak fairly, waste
time in talking ; to elude, avoid,
shun, shuffle.
KXoiifiov, -ov, rb, a seal.
KXi>0ans, the herb parietary or pel-
litory of the wall.
KXv6<j)vi$ouat, f. -toouai, (fr. next)
to rise in waves, rage, swell,
foam ; to toss or agitate like
waves, par. pres. pass. kXvcw
typtvos, -n, -ov.
TLXvowv, -wvos, b, (fr. *Atf£w to
wash) a wave, billow, swell ; the
tide or rage of the sea ; a torrent,
flood, d. kXvSwvi.
K.Xvcd>viov, -ov, rb, (fr. last) a bil-
low, wave, surge, foam.
KXvev, Ion. for iicXve, 3 sin. impf.
act. of kXvcj.
Kuv^eckcv, 3 sin. impf. act. of kXv-
^ecKU), Ion. for xAv £<■>..
KXvfyuevos, -v, -ov, par. pres
pass, of
KAȣgj, to wash, cleanse, rinse, make
clean ; to wash out, purge, eva-
cuate ; to overflow, inundate ; to
swell, rage ; to murmur, roar,
bellow like the sea.
KXvdt, pres. impr. act. of kXvui,
same as*Ai'u>.
KXvuevv, -ns, fa (fem. of next) 'a
woman's name.
KXv/inos, -77, -ov, (par. pres. pass
of kXv/h) heard of, famous, re
nowned, celebrated ; noble, illus-
trious.
KXvfii, same as kAi'w. pres. impr
act. kXvQi.
KXoibs, -ou, 5, (fr. kXc'iw to shut) a KXvoiut, -sis, -oi. pres. opt. act.
collar, necklare ; a neckyoke, KXvov, Ion. for fVAtov, impf. ind.
chain or log tieA to the neck. act. of kXvio.
KXovtnvro, Ion. for £<cAovfovro, 3 KXvarfip, -vpo<, 6, (fr. tcXv^ia to
pi. impf. pass, of | wash) a ciyster ; a syringe.
KXovfw -id, f. ->'<7u), (fr. xXdvos tu-( KXvraifivfiarpa, -«?, fa Clytarmnes-
mult) to disorder, confuse; to\ tra, a woman's name.
rout, chase, harass. K\ird*.ap?rof, -ov, b, fa (fr. KArrd?
KXdvr ms, -ios, Att. -«wj, fa (fr. I famous, and napirbs fruit) no
Xi (345)
KNA
bly productive, bringing splendid
fruits or glorious rewards.
KXvrdxwXos, -ov, 6, fa (fr. same,
and ttwAoj a young horse) famed
for horses.
KXvrbs, -fi, -bv, and -ov, b, fa (fr.
kXvu) to hear) audible, vocal, nc-
sounding, loud ; noisy, uttertng
any sound, as lowing, bleating^
&c. ; heard, spoken of, cele-
brated ; famous, renowned, me-
morable ; noble, illustrious.
KXvrorfXvvii -ov, b, (fr. last, and
riyvri ingenuity) the famous art'
ist.
KAurdrofo?, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
rd^ov a bow) good at the bow ;
an expert archer.
KAugj, to hear ; to hearken, listen,
or attend to, mind, regard, ob-
serve ; to obey, comply with, hu
mour, indulge ; to discern, perm
ceive, understand, know, appre-
hend.
KAwjSdj, -ov, fa a bird-cage, coop.
KAw£w, f. -£w, to chatter, creak,
crow, croak, cluck ; to hiss cff, ex-
plode.
KAw0w, f. -co>, to spin, twist ; to
wind up, roll ; to fate, destine^
doom, predestinate.
KAoj0w, -60s -ovs, fa Clotho, one of
the three fates.
KXwfiaicdeis, -ecaa, -tv, (fr. next)
craggy, rugged, rough; steep,
precipitous.
KXwual, -aKos, 6, ruggedness, a
steep ascent, cliff, ridge ; a heap
of stones, cairn.
KXufitv, 1 pi. cont. pres. ind. act.
— YLX&ucvos, -«, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. — KXwvres, n. pi.
cont. par. pres. act. of /cAa'w.
KAuv, -wvos, b, (fr. xAaw to break)
a branch, bough ; a shoot, offset^
sucker, twig ; the sole of the foot.
a. sin. >cAwva' pi. /cAwvaj.
XAojviov, -ov, rb, (dim. of last) a
twig, sucker, shoot, offset.
KAoj7raj, -ov, b, a man's name
KXuy-rres, n. pi. of kAw«/>.
KXwirtvu), f. -tvow, (fr. «cAwi^ a
thief) same as kXokcvu).
KAwTToirardJo, -opos, b, (fr. same,
and war/jp a father) a son of a
thief.
KXwGjia, -aros, rb, (fr. kAo50oi to
spin) flax, thread, yarn.
KXworrip, -rjpos, 0, (fr. same) a
spindle, distaff, spinning-wheeL
KXuxrrfis, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a spin-
ner.
KA(i^, -tovos, b, (fr. /tAorrw to
steal) a thief, robber.
KuiXeOpa, -o)v, rd, beams, joists,
girders.
Kfirirbs, -r), -bv, (fr. Kapvui to work)
laboured, wrought, finished, ela-
borate, perfect.
Kvaio), see Kvrfw.
Kvaicbs, Dor. for kvtik6s.
KvdKwv, -ovos, b, (fr. last) a goat,
buck-goat.
Kvafia, -as, a, Dor. for Kvr)un.
Kvafiitrw, (fr. Kauirrw to bend) to
bow, bend ; to crush, depress,
I conquer. Kvdfinropat, to fail
KMI
KM
KOA
«nk under; to crouch, yield,} of a mountain next the foot, the I K.vio~ab\,-ov, b, (tr. same) a dinner,
submit. j lower part of a mountain. I hunter, smell-feast.
Kiafius, Dor. for Kvnuovt, a. pi. of, Kv^a/pa, -at, fa (perhaps fr. «(iw K>i^, -irij, 5, (fr. k>i£« to gnaw)
KfTj^ioi. | to scrape) a strainer. j a gnat ; a worm or grub that
s. of
Kfrt'»ru<, f. -<^u», p. -0a, to card, Kyrj^Oiinv, -ni,-n, 1 a. opt. pass.
, '/rt.t«, n«^ or JuU clutk ; to
smooth, polish, finish.
Kvacui, Dor. tor Kvrjcai, 1 a. inf.
act. o'' Kvdm.
llv i<f>aov, -ov, rb. (fr. next) a ful-
ler''s shop; a fulling -mill.
K»d^!if, -ios, Alt. -/;*»>, o, (fr.
ici./Trw to card) a fuller, dresser
of cloth, bleacher
eats timber.
Kinoi -ovi, -6ov -of, fa (fr. kt&* It
oppress) the creaking of a wheel
the groaning of an axle-trie.
Kv6<po$, same as y\o<po; and vi<pas
, a jot, iota, something very
I small.
\ -ijpoi, o, (fr. *»dw to
scrape) a rake, scraper ; a slay-
er, killer, murderer.
VLvnor>]piov, and Ki^orpov, -
(fr. same) a rake, scraper,
Kvrj<TT%:i, -i6oi, fa (fr. same) a small\ Kvi^a, -ng, fa (fr. kvv^u to scratch)
javelin or dart
needle, bodkin.
a pipe, >eed ; a
KvdQof, -jv, b, (fr. same) £ta A*r6 Kvrcnj, -ioj, Art. -£«?, ^, (fr.
fuller'1 s t .isile or fullers teazle
an instrument u?ed in dressing
cloth.
Kva<pjrjv, -ob, rd, Ion. for kvjQuov.
Ki zcj, KmM| Ki/tK, and Ki/j/ii, <"
cu/, A ick, slash ; to brtak off,
tear, rend, pull in pieces ; to
, scrape, scratch, grate, rub
same) a knife, razor ; a scraper ^
rasp, particularly for cheese.
Kvncrdf, -fa -bv, (fr. same) shaved,
rasped, scraped ; cut, chopped,
shred ; torn, rent, mangled.
•vi, hy (perhaps fr. same)
the itch ; a nettle.
KviAttof, -a, -ov, of the wild oliie.
agnintt ; to cause itching ; to KmVi?, -ns, fa (fr- *»«'£<•» to Sling) a
irritate, excite, provoke, per. ind
pa-s. KiKvatffuat.
KvtifHuos, -a, -ov, (fr. nrxt) dark,
in the tUtrk ; dusky , gloomy,
shaly, close.
trne as
-arof, and Ki/^o;, -to?, re,
(tr. »/0Oj a cliuJ) darkness, ob-
scurity, nfofjm ; night ; t
dawn, dtybieik.
i , -ov, rd, (perhaps :
ape) an herb which bites
the t/ngue.
Kifj, Ion. for 6n% 3 sin. impf. of
ri'/j/iw Or for etna, 3 sin. unpf.
com. of wrist
JLvr)8ui, f. Kv>,aw, p. KtKvrjKa, (fr.
Kiaut to scratch) /) scrape, rake,
pi nch, bruise ; to tickle; to rub,
chafe, fret ; to tease, vex, irritate,
proi<,ke. Kvi/d-jfiai, to feel an
itching, he curious, pur. pres.
pass. Kynddficvoi, -n, -ov.
K»'>/*-i'.i{, -ov, b, (fr. KvrjKbi tawny)
a Wolf.
Kvntii, -Hoc, fa (fr. same) a speck,
mm.
Kwj*j?, -ov, fa a kind of yellow
seed ; an herb resembUng saf-
fron, bastard s ijfr'in.
tivnKds, -f). -oi, ('r. last) yellowish,
ptde yellow, tunny.
Ki-Ofi.-., -nr>c, rd, (fr. Kidui to
scrape ) a fragment, piece, bit,
chip, sharing*, raspings, flings ;
itching, itch.
Kvnfi'ipyis, -ov, o, fa (fr. Kv*pn the
\e«, and upyo? white) white leg-
gel .
K*"?fi>;, -vs. >), the lee, shank shin-
bone ; a spsAe of a wheel.
Kvfiur/ct, Ion. Kvt'iuaic, d. pi. of
last.
Kvrfj<a, -a<, fa (fr. same) a spoke
of a what.
KvvuJX'is, a. pi. r,r K\~nuir.
Kvnui} <-J.^o^c, -ov, o, /,, (fr. rvi7/iif
le^r. -rivmr, and cJ/ou> tn carrv)
*fui ■!!>*> ' ■ ■
beshm)
coir ring ur rmous for the lee :
- ne*, ruish.
Si'»//id;. -ov, o, (fr. s>;ime) that pat
-d, the fruit of the
nettle.
K»i&toy, -ov
wild olive.
KwV'o?, -ov, fa the name of a town,
and of a river.
Kvt^oftiva, Dor. for tcvt^oufrn, n.
fein. par. pres. pass, of
Ws4tm% (fr. Kvdui to scrape) to cut,
duide, rend, tear ; to scrape,
scratch, rasp, rake ; to pluck,
nib'lt ; to puncture, prick ; to
tickle, rtinz, excite itching ; to
irritate, torture, afflict ; to de-
stroy, kill, slay.
KnvoXdyoi, and Kvito^o^o?, -ov,
6, (fr. Kvlxj, a grub, and Xiyu to
gather) a bird which lives upon
gnats or their grubs ; a gnat-
eater.
-n, -d» , (fr. K*dt* to scrape)
parsimonious, sparing, miserly,
niggardly.
K.viv6rvi, -nroi, fa (fr. same) an
itching.
Kiij, oic'oj, (fr. *w'£w to sting) a
nettle.
KwffSrrt, by Cras. for Kviadixn,
Dor. for Kvtonci-ri, d. sin. of «»t-
ofjeif or Kviffo'iij.
. . Dor. for Kvi^uv, pres. inf.
act. of Kii^o).
K> icubi, -ov, b. (fr. kvI^ui to tickle)
an Uchine, tickling, irritation.
Kitra or Ku'cvi, -775, fa (fr. same)
the smoke or fume of fat burn-
ing ; the savour, scent or smell
arising from it ; fat ; an odour, ' Koy;^, ->/y , fa a shell.
perfume. KoyxTrvt, -ov, 6, (fr. last) a whitt
Kvic-oai, Poet, for misai, 1 a. inf.1 stone or marble containing shells.
act. of • , K6y%og, -ov, b, (fr. same) a shell,
Kvic-ffdu, f. .-new, (fr- Kv'taaa odour, } properly spiral or turbinated ; a
th. Kvi?u> to tickle) to perfume, boss, stud, knob ; the hollow of the
fill or inpr egnite with a scent eye; the navel.
or smell ; to snd up vapours, Koyxvrn, -ns, fa (fr. same) an
e*nit smells, exha'e odours ; to Bjulti ; the sheil-fish yielding the
smoke, spoil or infect with smoke. purple dye ; purple, scarlet.
.c, -tec 1. -£-., K'jy^v\iov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) any
(fr. same) 'teaming, smoting ; shell-fish ; that which yields the
bW rivs, odoriferous, s'r >ng- \ purple, the juice of that fish ;
xme'ling ; fragrant, perfumei. ; wool or cloth dyed with it ; pur-
K.\LC0-i?it'i»crn?, (fr. miffi a smell, p'e.sca-lel.
an;! riwKu) to pursue) a smell- K6ca\ov, -ov, rb, a kind of fish,
feist, parasite. o.u..it.
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scabbiness, itchiness ; scab, itch,
mange ; a plant also called *(-
K.w£du, and Kw(/u or Ku£/w -«,
*, (fr. Kvdu to scrape) to
bleat as a goat ; to whine as a
dog, cry fawningly ; to whimper,
moan lowly ; to ydp, yell.
- n, Dor. for Kvutyvrrai)
3 pi. cont. pres. ind. mid. of
Knb'w, and Kviu, (fr. ndm to
scrape) to shave; to scrape, 1 asp,
grate, scratch.
Kvu><?<iAov, -ov, rb, a beast, brute,
animal, creature.
Kvuk5<i£, -a*o;, 6, a linchpin.
KcumW or Krwcovs, -ovrof, b, (fr.
Kvdut to wound, and o&ois a
tooth) the point of any weapon,
edge of a sword ; a prong or
projecting barb, on each side of a
huntin •-spear.
Kvwcou, (fr. Ktvbs vacant, and 6a
00% the eye) to sleep soundly ; U
snore.
- to j, 0, fa (fr. Ktvbf vacant,
and d»d, the eye) blind.
KodXcuoi, -ov, b, fa dull, heavy,
stupid, foolish, silly, simple, half'
wilted.'
K6al-, the croak or noise of a frog ;
a frog.
Room, to hear, listen, attend ; to
understand, perceive, know, ap-
prehend. It is also used for
«ra/w.
Ko/JdXoj, -ov, 0, fa (perhaps fr.
Katie evil, and jiovifi counsel)
artful, cunning, subtle, insidi-
ous ; abusive, reproachful, ca-
lumnious, ill-tongued ; talkative,,
flippant, babbling ; fawning
cringing, servile.
Ko 3iipof, -ov, b, fa ridiculous,
laushable.
K6jvc\lS, '10S, Art. -£Wf, fa
for cheese.
rasp
KOI
Hoooptvut, to fry, parch, toast or
roast barley.
Kofipavrris, -ov, 6, (fr. Lat. qua-
drans) the fourth part of the Ro-
man as, a farthing.
Koiu) -w, Ion. for voiu).
KSdonvos, -ov, b, a buskin with a
high heel used by tragic actors ; a
boot, half-boot ; a turncoat, trim-
mer.
Kodovpis, (fr. next) a name for a
fox!
Kodovpos, -ov, b, f), (fr. kcvOu) to
hide, and ovpa the tail) hiding or
vjanting the tail or sting; dull,
blunt ; maimed, defective ; a
drone, lazy, idle; a thief, sly,
insidious.
Ko'i, the noise of a pig, grunt.
Koirj, Ion. for voiq, (d. sin. of koIos
or 7to7o? ) which way ? whither ?
how ? why ?
KoikvXXw, to look round about, roll
the eyes.
KotXdSos, g. sin. of KoiXds.
Koi\aivii>, f. -afu>, (fr. koIXos hol-
low) to hollow, scoop, bore; to
gut, embowel, draw, paunch ; to
draw out, empty. 1 a. ind. act.
ZKoiXava, Att. EKoiXnva.
KoiXds, -d8as, »), (fr. same) a hol-
low, , valley ; cave, cavern ; a
gulf, abyss, the depth of the
sea.
KoiXn, -ns, fi, (fern, of same) the
hollow part or hold of a ship.
KoiXfjvas, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a. act.
of KoiXaivu).
KoiXnai, and KoiXqs, Ion. for kq'i-
Xai$, d. pi. fern, of koIXos.
KoiXia, -as, f), (fr. KoiXos hollow)
the belly, paunch ; the womb ; a
carcass ; a canal, aqueduct, wa-
tercourse.
KoiXidicds, -r/, -bv, (fr. last) of the
belly, afflicted in the bowels, grip-
ed, laxative.
KoiXioSai/nov, -ovog, b, '/, (fr. same,
and Sat/xuv a deity) a parasite,
smellfeast, glutton, epicure, whose
god is his belly.
KoiXi68£<Tpos,-ov, b, (fr. same, and
ciu> to tie) an apron.
KoiXoydorup, -opos, b, f/, (fr. same,
and yatrriip a -belly) hollow-bel-
lied, vast, spacious ; empty bel-
lied, hungry, ravenous.
KoiXov, -ov, rd, (neut. of KoiXos
hollow) a cavity, hollow, pit ; the
palm of the hand, hollow of the
foot. KoFAu, -wv, -rd, the loins,
flank.
KoiX6tte5os, -ov, b, fj, (fr. icoiXos
hollow, and -rrfSov ground) low,
hollow, encompassed by hills;
level, plain, flat.
KoTAo?, -n, -ov, hollow, empty, void;
excavated, perforated, porous ;
concave, depressed, sunk, low,
deep ; capacious ; undulating,
with many valleys. Comp. koi-
X6rtpo$, sup. -raros.
KotXoaTadjxeu) -w, (fr. last, and
cOddfios a standing, th. "arrjfit to
standi to arch, vault; to board,
wainscot ; to ceil.
KoiAdorafyioy, -ov, o, fi, (fr. same)
KOI
arched, vaulted ; boarded, wains-
colted, ciilcd.
KoiXoarojjiia, -«r?, hi (fr. same, and
arofia the mouth) a hollow voice,
harshness of voice.
Ko<Xdo-ro/*oc, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same)
with a hollow or rough voice.
KoiXdrrji, -nros, ?/, (fr. ko7Xos hol-
low) hollowness, porousness, ca'
vity, depression.
KoiXdu) -w, f. -(Law, (fr. same) to
hollow, excavate ; to pierce, per-
forate ; to sink, depress, deepen.
KolXw/jia, -dros, to, (fr. same) a
hollow, cavity, pit; a channel,
bed of a river, the ocean, depth of
the sea.
Kotndd\ Ion. before an aspirate
for cKoiudro, 3 sin. cont. impf.
pass, of
Koifido) -w, f. -rjffu), p. KEKolfinKa,
to put to bed, cast asleep, set to
rest; to lull, compose ; to allay,
mitigate. Koipdonai -u>(iai, to
compose one's self; to sleep, fall
asleep ; to die, decease, par. pres.
pass. Koipaduevos -wucvos. per.
ind. pass. KtKolurjuat. par. kzkol-
ixnfiivoi. 1 a. pass. ind. tKoiut'i-
dnv impr. KoiufiQnri, -ijrii)' inf.
KoijinQiivai' par. KoinnOeis, -tiara,
-iv. 1 a. mid. ind. CKoiuncrdfjiyv,
-m, -a~t' impr. Koifinaai, -dado),
in 2 pi. Koipfjo-aoQe.
KoifjLTjdf:, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass. —
KoinndijaofieOa, 1 pi. 1 f. ind.
pass. — KoifxriOivTcs, n. — Koi-
H>i9ivras, a. pi. par. 1 a. pass. —
KotufjffavTOylon. for EKoiuf/aavro,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. mid. of last.
Koi/xninst -io$, Att. -ewj, rj, (fr.
same) sleep, death.
Koinnrfipiov, and Koifxyrpiov, or
-rpov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a sleep-
ing place, bedchamber, dormi-
tory ; a cemetery, sepulchre, ca-
tacomb, vault.
Kct/xl^w, f. -loo), same as Koi/xdu.
1 a. ind. act. tKoijxica.
Koipuvrai, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind.
pass. — Ko<//gS//£vos, -n, -ov, par.
pres. pass. cont. of Kotudw.
Koivdofxai -u>iiat, ^fr. KOivbg com-
mon) see Koivdii).
Koiva, -wv, rd, (neut. pi. of same)
common games or public meet-
ings supported by a number of
cities in Asia minor ; the public
affairs, public edifices.
Koivdcavres, Dor. for Koivuxravres,
or Koiv>)<ravT£s, n. pi. par. 1 a.
act. of koiv6u) or xoivfo).
Koivrj, (d. sin. fern, of koivos com-
mon) in common, all together,
alike, jointly, without exception,
collectively ; publicly, commonly,
generally, indifferently.
VLoivoX, cont. for KO'vdti, 3 sin.
pres. ind. act. ; and for koivSoi,
3 sin. pres. opt. act. ; and for
koiv6v, 3 sin. pres. sub. act. or
2 sin. pres. ind. or sub. pass, of
Koivdu).
KotvoXoyhftai, or K.oivnXoyio[iai
•ovpai, and KoivoXoyi^Ofiat, (fr.
koivos common, and Xiyu to
speak) to speak, talk or converts
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KOI
together, confer, commune, dts*
course ; to communicate, im-
part.
KotvoXuyia, -aj, fh (fr. same) talkt
conversation ; a conference, par*
ley, consultation, deliberation,
discussion ; a communication,
interchange ; a conspiracy, con-
federacy, combination.
Koivoytvia, -as, rj, (fr. koivos com-
mon, and fivia a fly) a swarm of
flits, all sorts of flies.
Koivbv, -ou, to, (neut. sin. of Koyd,
common) a community or con-
federacy of several states of Asia
minor ; the public, community,
slate, commonwealth.
Kotvoc, -rj, -oi', common, general,
universal, ordinary, usual ; pub-
lic, vulgar, trite, promiscuous,
indiscriminate ; homely, low,
mean; base, vile; profane, un-
holy, unhallowed ; impure, un-
clean ; foul, filthy, dirty ; fami-
liar, gentle, courteous, friendly,
sociable, social ; impartial, even,
fair, just, equitable. Comp. koi-
vortpos' sup. -6raros.
Koivdrns, -nro$, r), (fr. last) com-
munity, participation, fellowship,
partnership ; society, company,
intercourse, conversation ; good-
nature, gentleness, graciousness,
affability, courtesy.
Kolvov, 2 sin. cont. pres. impr.
mid. — Kotvovv, neut. sin. —
Koivouvra, neut. pi. cont. par.
pres. act. of
Koiv6u> -5, f. -uJau), p. KCKoivuxa,
(fr. koivos common) to communi-
cate, impart, share, make ac-
quainted with ; to confer, dis-
course, consult together ; to pol-
lute, defile, corrupt, contaminate ;
to foul, soil, blemish ; to hold im-
pure, call unclean, make com-
mon. 1 a. act. ind. eKoivuxra.
Koivti, d. sin. of koiv6s.
Koivibv, -wvoj, Poet, same as koi-
viovSs.
Kotvuvu, 3 sin. — Koivwvure, 2 pi.
cont. pres. ind. act. — Koivuvd-
™, 3 sin. cont. pres. impr. act.
— Kotvwvovvras, a. pi. cont. par.
pres. act. of
KoiVO)viu) -U>, f. -t'/CW, p. KtKOlvdjVTJ-
xa, (fr. Kotvbs common) to im-
part, distribute, confer, bestow,
contribute; to share, partake of,
get part ; to unite with, confede-
rate, ally ; be connected with. I a.
ind. act. cKoiviLvnoa.
Kotvuvrjaaoi, d. pi. par. 1 a. act. ol
last.
Koivuivla, -ac, '/, (fr. same) commu-
nity, participation, share; societyt
intercourse, company ; alliance,
connexion ; communication, dis-
tribution, liberality, bounty.
KoivuvtKbs, -j), -bv, (fr. same) so-
cial, sociable, courteous, friendly,
affable, familiar ; liberal, bounti-
ful, disposed to share or im-
part ; plain in food, easily satis-
fled.
Koivwvbs, -ov, b, fh (fr. same) shar-
ing, partaking, dividing ; Subs.
KOK
a partner, sharer, partaker ;
companion, associate ; abettor,
accomplice.
Koivwvovoi, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. of KOtVOlVtb).
KotvcDs, (fr. Koivdf common) in com-
mon, together, unanimously ;
equally, impartially.
Koivdoat, 1 a. inf. act. of Koivdot.
Kotvurtpos, -a, -ov, comp. of koiv6s.
KotvuxpiXcta, -as, h, (fr. Kotvbs com-
mon, and uxpcXiu) to help) the
public good, common weal.
Ko«"£, -ikos, b, a species of the palm
tree, a vessel made of its bark.
KoibXns, and Kolns, -ov, 6, a priest.
Kotos, iEol. and Ion. for no7os.
Ro7of, -ov, b, Coeus, one of the Ti-
tans.
Koioepbpos, -ov, i/, (perhaps fr. kvos
an embryo, and 0/pw to carry)
pregnant, breeding.
Kotpaviovra, a. sin. par. pres. act.
— Kotpaviovri, Dor. for Kopavl-
ovat, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
Koipavcu) -ti, f. -rjoa), p. KCKOtpdvn-
Ka, (fr. next) to rule, govern,
command, order, direct ; to mar-
shal, array.
Kolpavos, -ov, b, (fr. <?poj power)
a prince, chief, king, ruler, lord,
governor, commander, general.
Also, a man's name.
KotoUpa, -at, t\, Ceesura, an Athe-
nian lady, the pattern of luxury
and elegance in her day.
Koirdtyo, and Kotrdu) -w, (fr. Kolrn
a bed) to put to bed, set at rest.
Koird^oftai, to go to rest, sleep,
repose ; to nestle, roost.
KoiraToi, -a, -ov, (fr. same) in bed,
abed ; reposing, resting ; lurk
ing, crouching.
Koird!;arof Dor. for tKotrdoaro, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of xotrd^u).
Koiraaia, -ag, f/, (fr. same) a lying
with, cohabitation.
Kolrr), -ns, hi a bed ; the marriage-
bid, wedlock ; cohabitation, for-
nication ; lust, wantonness.
Koirlov, -ov, rb, (fr. last) a bed-
chamber, sleeping-place.
Xotrij, -iSos, »';, (dim. of Koirn a
bed) a small bed, cot; a chest,
wardrobe, press.
Kolros, -ov, b, (fr. same) a bed;
repose, rest, sleep.
Koiruv, -u>vos, (fr. same) a bed-
chamber.
Koiriovirns, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
chamberlain.
K6kkIvos, -n, -ov, (fr. next) scarlet,
crimson, purple.
K6kkos, -ov, b, a grain, berry or ex-
crescence growing on the oak,
kermes ; cochineal ; scarlet.
KoKKvai, and Koxvat, -wv, o\, al,
ancestors, forefathers.
Kokkv$(i>, (fr. kokkv£ a cuckoo) to
cry like a cuckoo ; to croak,
crow.
Kokkv'ut}Xov,-ov, rb, (fr. same, and
ftrjXov an apple) a kind of early
plum.
K6kkv^, -vyos, b, a cuckoo ; a kind
of fish ; a green Jig ; a helmet,
tuft, crust ; a hUh, cliff, ridge ;
KOA
a certain herb ; the lower ex-
tremity of the backbone, called
os coccygis.
K.okkvog'u), Dor. for kokkv^u).
K6kv, quickly, speedily, hastily.
K6\a, -as, >/, the belly.
iLdXaflos, -ov, b, (fr. k6Xuv food) a
piece., cut, chop, morsel, mouth-
ful ; bread or a cake baked in the
ashes.
HoXafiplfa, to dance wantonly or in-
solently, exult ; to insult, mock ;
to despise, scorn, slight ; to ty-
rannize, oppress, humble.
K6Xa(3pos, -ov, b, a little )wg, young
pig ; un indecent song, obscenity.
KoAa'fw, f. -out, p. KCicdXaKa, to pu-
nish, cfiastise ; to reprimand, re-
prove ; to check, restrain, curb.
[W. pres. pass. KoXafyutvos, -n,
-ov. 1 a. mid. ind. tKoXuod)inv,
-u), -aro' per. ind. pass. xwdXacr-
ftat, -oat, -rai.
KdXciKas, a. pi. of «cdAu(.
KoXaKcla, and KoXukui, -as, »;, (fr,
*<5Aaf a flatterer) flattery, udula-
tion, servility, fawning, compli-
ance, submission.
KoXaKcvoia, -;/j, -rj, 1 a. sub. act. of
KoXaKtvoj.
KoXaKtvrfos, -a, -ov, (fr. KoXaKtvm
to flatter) to be flattered, to be
auhmittrd to.
KoXatuvraebs, -h -bv, (fr. next)
filtering, fawning, adulatory,
servile.
KoXa/ccvu), f. -cvou), p. KtKoXdictvKa,
(fr. KdXal; a flatterer) to flatter,
humour, comply with, assent to ;
to fawn, en
KoXdicts, -tbos, fi, (fr. same) a fe-
male flatterer, Sac.
KoXaKpirai, KoXmcpfrai, and KwAa-
Kpirat, -u>i', o\, collectors of fines
and mulcts ; also, of money for
sacred expenses.
KdXal-, -dicos, b, (perhaps fr. k6Xov
food) a flatterer, parasite.
KoXdirrat, -tov, at, (fr. KoXdirrta to
pound) buds, knops or gourds,
carved or wrought for orna-
ment.
KoXatrrfjp, -fjpo?, b, (fr. next) a
mallet, axe, adz.
KoXdnru), f. -v//w,( perhaps fr. koIXos
hollow) to pound, bruise, knock ;
to peck ; to cut out, hollow, ex-
cavate ; to carte, engrave.
KdXapts, -ios, Att. -£d)t, b, a crea-
ture hostile to owls, hawks, &c
and is eaten by them.
KoXdo-is, -ios, Att. -ews, >/i(fr. KoXd-
£w to punish) punishment, chas-
tisement ; torture, the rack ; a
punishing or infliction of pu-
nishment ; a check, restraint,
hindrance ; pruning, lopping, a.
KoXaoiv.
KoXatrubs, -ov, b, and K<5Aa<x/ia,
-aros, rb, (fr. same ) punishment,
chastisement, torture ; the rack ;
a penalty, mulct, fine ; animad-
version, reproof, censure.
KoXaorfiptov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
place of punishment ; a gaol,
prison, workhowse ; torture, rack.
HoXdooiuai., -r\, -ijrat, in 3 pi.
'(348^
KOA
-eutvrai, 1 a. sub. mid. of *o-
Xd£w.
KoXad>i£ttv, pres. inf. act. — KoXo-
${&!, 3 sin. pres. sub. act. — Ko-
XatptgdfitOa, 1 pi. pres. ind. pass.
— KoXatpt^o/icv >s, -1, -ov, par.
pres. pass, of
KoXatplfa, f. -/<rw, p. K£*foXa'0«/ca,
(fr. next) to box, buffet, thump.
K.6Xu<pos, -ov, b, (fr. KoXdrrut to
pound) a box, buffet, thump.
K.oXto'i'iv, Poet, for nuXtolv, g. du. —
KoXtoi'o, Ion. for koXcov, g. sin. of
KoXcbs, and Ion. KovXcbs, -ov, b,
(perhaps fr. ko'iXos hollow) a
scabbard, sheath ; a sack, bag ; a
leathern bottle; a bucket, water-
pot.
KoXcpbs, -i,-bv, smooth, even, level;
bare, bald ; with little or short
hair or wool.
KoXcrpdoi -w, to tread down, tram-
ple upon.
KoXla, -as, i'i, a kind of dance.
KoXlas,-ov,b, a fish of those kind*
usually pickled or salted.
Ko.Ww -d, (fr. KoXla a dance) to
dance.
K<5AAu, and VL6XXn, -ns, fit g^uet ce~
ment.
K6XXti0os, -ov, and K6XXo\f/, -oiroj,
b, a peg or pin of a lyre, by
which the strings are strained.
K6XXa0os, -ov, b, a kind of bread.
see KbXajios.
KoXXafipifa, same as KoXaflpiQu.
KoXXdobat, pres. inf. pass. cont. of
KoXXdu) -to, f. -r'100), p. KticdXXnKa,
(fr. k6XXu glue) to glue, cement,
fasten together ; to weld iron.
KoXXdouai -utfiat, to adhere,
cleave to, associate with. 1 a. pass,
ind. tKoXXfiQnv par. icoXXnQtis*
KoXXixpns, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
t\p<i) to boil) a maker of glue,
glueboiler.
KbXXn, -ns, hi same as ic6\\a.
KoXXtjcts, ->)c.offa, -rjtv, (fr. last)
glued, cemented, gluey, sticky,
viscous.
KoXXndivra, a. sin. KoXXnOevrcs, n.
pi. par. 1 a. pass. — KoXXi',9nri,
1 a. impr. pass, of KoXXdto.
KdXXnots, -ios, Att. -tws, h, (fr.
k6XXtj glue) a gluing, cementing,
soldering, fastening together; the
welding or joining of iron; a
joint, juncture, union.
KdXXnoros, -ov, b, Egyptian bread.
KoXXnrfis, "ov, b, (fr. >c6\Xa glue) a
gluer, cementer, joiner, framer.
KoXXnrbs,-?}, -bv, (fr. same) glued,
cemented ; compact, firm, well
made.
K6XXt%, and K4At£, -Vkos, b, a round
loaf; a pill, ball.
KoXXovptov, -ov, rb, same as KoXXti-
piov.
K6XX01P, -onos, b, the hard tough
skin on the neck and back ofcattlc.
Or, K6XXa/3os, a pin or peg of a
lyre, on which the strings are
strained ; the key used to turn
them, and tune the lyre.
KoXXv(3t<rrhs, -ov, b, (fr. next) a
money-changer, banker, di»
counter.
KOA
KoXX5/3os, -ov, b, a piece of money
stamped with an ox; exchange,
discount.
KoAAvpa, -as, »/, a small cake, pas-
try.
KeXXvp.'^co, f. -i<ro), (fr. last) to
bake, make pastry, make small
bread, cakes, &c.
KofiXvptov, and KoXXotfpiov, -ov, rb,
(perhaps fr. kcoXuco to hinder,
and piii> to flow) an ointment or
Salve for the eyes; a small
cake, pastry, dough, paste; a
wafer.
KoWvpiwv, -ovos, b. a kind of bird.
KoXXwjucvos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. of /coAXaco.
Koa6(3iov, -ov, to, (fr. next) a short
coat without sleeves^ a waistcoat,
cassock.
Ko\oBbs, -ov, b, fa (fr- KoXovu to
curtail) cut short, curtailed;
maimed, mutilated ; defective,
deficient; broken, blunted.
KoXo/?<5o) -5, f. -liffu. p. kckoXSPw-
Ka, (fr. last) to maim, cut off,
lop ; to shorten, curtail, abbrevi-
ate, abridge. 1 a. ind. pass, iko-
\o(Sb)BT}V.
Ko\o(lu)Q>'i<rovTai, 3 pi. 1 f. ind.
pass, of last.
KoXoiaw -5, (fr. next) to chatter,
prate, talk idly, speak foolishly.
Ko\otb$, -ov,b, a jackdaw.
Ko\oKama, -as, fa and KoAoKaoiov,
-ov, rb, the root of the Egyptian
bean.
Ko\oKiv9ri, or KoAOKvvrri, -»?s, fa a
gourd.
KoAokvvBis, -tSosyf), colocynth or bit-
ter apple.
K<5Xov, -ov, to, food, meat, victuals ;
a piece, fragment, crust; one of
the guts. K6\a, tu, (he intestines.
But these are rather kcoXov, and
K6\os, -ov, b, fa (fr. koXougo to cur-
tail) shortened, curtailed, lessen-
ed ; lopped, maimed ; broken off,
blunted ; defective, deficient.
KoAoo-oal, -cov, al, Lat. Colossce,
Eng. Colosse, a city of Asia
minor.
KoAoccalos, -a, -ov, (fr. next) like
the Colossus, colossian, colossal,
gigantic.
KoAooobs, -ov, b, Colossus, a gi-
gantic statute once at Rhodes.
KoAoouprd?, -ov, b, (fr. koXov a
fragment, and avow to drag) the
noise of branches trailed along
the ground ; a creaking ; crash,
noise, din ; hurry, bustle, confu-
sion, tumult; a crowd, con
course, rabble ; the rushing of a
torrent or storm.
K6\ovoot, -gov, o{, (pi. of next) the
colures.
K6\ovpos, -ov, b, fa (fr. k6\os de
fective, and ovpd the. tail) want
ing the tail, maimed, cropped.
KoXovria, -aj, fa colutea, baslard-
s*nna.
KoAoi)oj,f. -o-ci), p. KCK6\0VKa, to cut
off, pare, prune, lop, break off;
to diminish, lessen ; to maim,
mutilate, mangle, disfigure; to
KOM
punish ; to cut short, tahe from,
deprive of, curtail ; to impair,
debilitate, weaken, enfeeble.
KoAoc6cov, -wvos, b, a height, sum-
mit, top, ridge; an accomplish-
ment, completion, close, finish ;
conclusion, end. Also, the name
of a city, Colophon.
K6\ttos, -ov, b, (fr. /cotXoj hollow)
the bosom, breast, lap ; the belly,
womb; an expansion or swell-
ing ; a hollow or fold of the
dress ; the bed or course of a
river ; a bay, gulf, creek ; the
depth of the sea.
KoAtto'co -co, f. -coo-co, (fr. last) to
hollow out, form a bosom or bay,
embosom; to swell, belly out,
expand.
K6\iru)jxa, -aTos, r3, (fr. same) a
hollow, recess, bay ; sinuosity ; a
fold or waving of dress.
K6\irweis, -toi, Att. -£Wj, fa (fr.
same) sinuosity, hollowness ; re-
tirement, recess ; the waving or
folds of dress.
Ko\vfi(id(i) -co, f. ->/<rw, p. kckoAvh-
finica, to swim, float ; to dive, ex-
ercise or move in water, pres.
inf. act. Ko\vn(idziv -Bdv.
Ko~\vix0>'i6pa, -as, fa (fr. last) a
pond, pool, tank, cistern ; a bath,
swimming -place.
KoAvrea, -as, fa a tree growing on
mount Ida.
KoX^t/coi/, -ov, to, (fr. next) colchi-
cum, meadow-saffron.
KoA^oi, -wi;, ol, a people of Asia.
KoAwaco -co, (fr. Ko\u)bs a tumult)
to chatter, prate, babble, talk idly ;
to raise a tumult, cause disturb-
ance ; to cackle, gabble.
KoXwv/a, -as, fa (fr. Lat. colonia)
a colony, settlement. Also, the
name of several towns, one now
called Cologne.
KoAcovdj, -ov, b, and KoAwvn, -rjs,
fa a hill, mount, hillock, rising
ground ; a column, pillar.
KoAcod?, -ov, b, (fr. koXoioj a jack-
daw) a tumult, disturbance, se
dition, mutiny.
Konq, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act. of
KOudlt).
K6/jidpos, -ov, b or fa the arbutus or
strawberry-tree. Otherwise, k6u
uapos, for Ku/xapos, a kind of
fish.
K6nacrai, Dor. for Kofinoai, 3 sin.
1 a. opt. act. of
Ko^aco -co, f. ->/<7u>, p. KtK6(tvKa, (fr.
k6ixt) the hair) to have long hair ;
to be covered with hair or foliage ;
to be adorned with or take pride
in hair ; to be proud, exult, as-
pire to.
Ko^Qm -co, to crack, smack, make
a smart noise.
Ko>/?o?, -ov, b, a knot in a reed,
straw, &c. a knot, knob cr but-
ton for ornament ; a pocket, bag,
purse.
Kofiftoo -co, (fr. last) to knot, tie;
to make or ornament with knots
or knobs.
KofihaKov, -tsi -t, impf. of Koptta-
ku>, Ipn. for Kcyfw.
(349)
KOM
Kopt7v, pres. inC act. cont. — Re
fxetTrjv, Ion. for cKoudrnv, 3 do.
impf. act. of
Kofiid) -co, f. ->}<no, to take or havt
the care of ; to dress, comb, cur*
ry ; to nurture, nurse ; to reari
educate, bring up.
Ko/.tn, -rjs, and Dor. Kfya, h, in*
hair of the head, tresses, locks;
foliage, branches.
liouys, (fr. Lat. comes, an attend-
ant) a count : a viceroy, lieu
tenant, governor, officer.
\Lop.fiTT]s, -ov, b, (fr. K6[xr] hair) a
comet, star with hair or a (ail.
Adj. wearing long hair ; covtred
with hair, hairy ; waving with
grass or foliage.
Ko/xt^t/, (d.sin. of next) withece,
carefully ; very much, great-
ly, mightily, extremely ; entire-
ty-
KofiiSn, -rjs, jy, (fr. Kout^io to take
care of) care, attention, dili-
gence ; education, rearing up ;
maintenance, livelihood, provi-
sion ; carriage, conveyance ;
freight, portage, fare ; recovery ,
restoration.
KojxitiTai, 3 sin. Ko//ja<r0£, 2 pi. of
Kopiovixai, Att. for Kopioouai, 1 f,
ind. mid. — Kotuoii/urfs, -n, -ov,
Att. for >co/j(ff(5/L(£voj, par. of
same, fr. koci^w.
Koixicvptda, Ion. and Dor. for ko-
[uovfieQa, 1 pi. of Kofiiovnai,
Att. for Konio-opai, 1 f. ind. mid.
cf
Ko/j/^w, f. -<Vco, Att. Ko/ijw, p. Kf
KdfAiKa, (fr. ko/iiw to take care
of) to care for, regard, cherish,
feed, maintain ; to carry, bear,
convey ; to lead, conduct, bring
to or into, import ; to take can
of a funeral, carry out, bury, in-
ter. Kofjifyixai, to receive, get,
take, obtain ; to betake, set out,
go ; to return, arrive. 1 a. ind.
act. eKdfjLKra. par. pres. pass.
KOfjitynzvos, -»7, -ov. impf. pass.
tKonifyniiv, -ou, -no. 1 f. ind.
mid. KOfxic-oyai, and Att. ko
fxiovfjiat. 1 a. mid. ind. cKOfii-
ocifinv, -co, -aro' impr. Kd/xioai,
-aaSco,
Kofn^ai, Koui^as, Dor. for kquI-
aat, inf. and KOfi'ioas, par. 1 a.
act. — Kojjtovuai, -jj, -tirai
Att. for KOjuconai, 1 fl md. mid
— K6"iaai, -dadu), 3 pi. -dodu)
oav, \ d. impr. mid. — Kojuto-av
to, Ion. for tKojiioavTo, 3 pi. la
ind. mid. — Ko/xicraoOai, 1 a.
inf. mid. — KojxiorjTai, 3 sin. 1
a. sub. mid. — Kojuo-flr/vai, \
a. inf. pass. — Kouiio, Att.
for Kouiaio, 1 f. ind. act. of
last.
Kc.u.iffacra, n. fern. par. 1 a. act.
— KoviavTat, 3 sin. Ko^.lo'rTsQt,
2 pi. la. sub. mid. of ko-
ptguL
KoftioTios, -a, -ov, (fr. Kofi'i^w to
carry) to * carried, &c. accord-
ing to the • erb.
Krft(//a, -arc?., rb, (fr. irdVrw to cut)
a part, fragment., umali piere :
KON
money, coin ; a member of a
sentence, now marked with a
comma.
Koupi, rb, indecl. gum.
Kouybi,-ov, b, (perhaps fr. k6ouos
ornament) are*, meretricious
ornament, false complexion,
painl, rouge; brokery, artifice
in trade, deception in dealing.
Or, (fr. k6ktw to cut) wailing,
lamentation, sorrow, mourning ;
a blow, thump ; a grinder, back-
tooth.
Kofifid'it, f. -waw, (fr. Kouftdi dress)
to dress, decorate, bedeck ; to co-
lour, paint, varnish; to counter-
feit, disguise.
Kounwrfii, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
dresser, trimmer, tire-man; a
broker who sets off bad goods ;
a dealer 1st boys and slaves who
makes them look to advantage ;
a tragic actor.
Kofidiavri, Dor. for icoftwct, 3 pi.
cont. pres. ind. act. of ko-
pdw.
KouirdCui, (fr. k6uhos a crack) to
crack, crash, creak ; to brag,
boast, vaunt.
Kouiratrudi, -ov, b, and KSunaaua,
-arof, rd, (fr. same) boasting,
bragging, vaunting; vanity,
haughtiness, inm!
Kouvaorfu, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
braggart, boaster.
Knfjfniu), (fr. next) to crack, rattle,
resound, sound hollow ; to brag,
boast, vaunt.
KoftiTOi, -ov, b, a clap, crash, crack,
creaking, grating, properly of a
boar whetting his tusks ; a sound, \
echo, din, clamour ; the noise of
dancing or of applause ; a boast-
ing, brag si^g, vaunting, high-
sounding words.
K<5/<^£i»/i"i -aros, rb, (fr. next)
plausibility, specious talk; incite-
ment, exhortation.
Kouipcvu), or rather) Ko^Ttvofxai,
(fr. next) to descant, </iscours(
plausibly, talk boastingly ; to
display, parade; to rally, banter.
Kou\pd$, -fi, -ov, neat, fine, hand-
some, becoming ; polite, i
well, heulthy, sound ; clever, in-
genious ; facetious, humorous,
witty; talkative; vain, plausi-
ble, ostentatious.
Kou4,6rys,-r)Tos, f], (fr. last) neat-
ness, elegance, grace, politeness ; ,
order, regularity.
Kovaffto) -u>, f. -fjffw, and Kova(3i^w,
f. -law, (fr. xovafios a clatter) to
rattle, ring, sound, resound.
Kovd0not, Ion. for iko) dj3noe, 3 sin.
1 a. ind. act. of last.
K6va^oc,-ov, b, a sound, noi*e, peal,
clap ; a din, rattle, clang, crash;
a bustle, burn/, tumult.
K6vov, -voi, rb, a cup, howl.
KovfivXr), -iff, t), (fr. k6v$v\oc the |
fist) a wheal, welt, stripe; a\
stroke, blow, thump.
Kovov\i£w, (fr. same) to strike with'
the fist or knuckles, thump, box ; j
to rap, hit smartly.
Kov6v\io^6i, -oi5, 6, (fr. last) a blow,
KON
with the fist, box, thump; a
stroke with the knuckles, rap ; an
affront, insult.
K6vov\os, -ov, b, a knuckle ; the
fist ; a blow, box, thump ; the
elbow, an excrescence on the
knuckle or eli>ow.
Kov6v\w, (fr. last) to beat, thump
box, bruise.
Koviti) -w, to hasten, hurry, make
haste, run, go quickly ; to work,
exert; to attend, serve, wait
on.
Kovia, -as, ft, (fr. *<$r«y dust) dust,
powder, sand; ashes, cinders;
lime.
Kovtd£ouat, (fr. last) to sand,
sprinkle or cover with dust.
KoviaKdi,-ri,-6v, (fr. some) sandy,
dusty.
Kovlaua, -aroy, rd, (fr. th. xdviy
dust) whitewash, plaster.
Koiui'ii -w, and Kovid^w, f. -cow,
p. KtKoviaKa, (fr. same) to cover
or sprinkle with dust ; to whiten
whitewash, per. pass. ind. kc-
Kovlauai' par. KCKovtaftivoi and
KlKnviaOfltvOC.
Kovi^w or Kovlw, f. -law, (fr. k6vi$
dust) to sprinkle, cover or soil
with dust, drag in the dirt ; to
raise the dust ; to hasten, hurry,
run, gallop ; to struggle, fight.
Kovlt/oi, Ion. for icoviais, d. pi. of
Kovia.
Kovi\n, -ns, '/, the herb savory,
marjoram, pennyroyal.
Kovlovra, n. pi. par. pres. act. of
KOVtW.
Kovtdnovs, -o£oy, b, f], (fr. k6vi%
dust, and iroCy the foot) with dusty
feet. Also subs, a sandal.
Kovioprbs, -ov, S, (fr. k6vi( dust, and
ofjti) to raise) raised dust, a
cloud of dust ; one covered with
dust.
Kovioprwons, -tot -ouy, b, fi, (fr.
last) dusty, covered with dust,
dirty, soiled.
Kovinovs, -ocos, b, f/, same as kovi6-
irovg.
K.6vis, -io y, {}, Att. -ews, //, sand,
dust, ashes, chalk.
Kovts, -i(5oy, rj, unit.
Koviara^os, -ov, b, (fr. k6vis dust,
and aWouai to spring) a whirl
or cloud of dust, raised dust.
Koviarnplov, -ov,rb, (fr. same, and
rnniw to keep) a place for keep-
ing the sand to sprinkle the prize-
fighters.
YLoviarpa, -as, fi, (fr. same) the
arena or stage where they vrrest-
led ; exercise or practice there.
Kokw, see KoviQoi.
K.oviwo'ns, -cos -ovs, o, f), (fr. k6vi<
dust) sandy, dusty, dusted,
sprinkled with sand.
Kovvapos, -ov, b, sumach.
KJvmj, b, a man's name.
Kovvos, -ov, b, the beard ; an ear-
ring, drop.
KowoQcpwv, -6vtos, b, (fr. last, and
<pipu) to carry) bearded, with a
large heard.
Kovi-6<ppwi>, -ovos, h, //, (fr. same,
and d>»hv the mind) wi'tnee sense
(360)
Kon
lies in his beard, stupid, silly, fool-
ish ; vain, eonreitid,
Kovrdf, -ov, b, a pole, boat-hook ; a
sprnr, pike, dart, onow.
K6vv$a and Kvv^a, -»7s, rj, an herb
used for garlands ; fieabane ; a
thorn, brier.
K(5v«v, -wvos, b, Conon, a man's
name.
Korrd^u), f. -aau), p. KtKtiraica, (fr.
k6itos weariness) to be weary,
cease through fatigue, be spent
with labour } to desist, rest, take
rest; to be calm, subside.
Ko-navl^o), f. -law, (fr. next) to
thump, pound, bruise, per. pass,
ind. Kucondviaiiuf par. kikott>i-
viofiivoi.
Kdnavov, -ov, rb, (fr. Kdirrw to
beat ) a pestle, pounder, beetle ; a
spear, pole-axe.
Kovdv, 2 a. inf. act. — Koittis*
-ctoa, -h, par. 2 a. pass, of
k6ittw.
Kdircov or K6iraiov, -ov,Tb, (fr. k6k-
tw to cut) a piece, fragment.
Koircrbi, -ov, b, (fr. same) a beat-
ing of the In-east, lamentation,
wailing, mourning.
Kontii, -ioi, b, (fr. same) a chisel,
graver, carver.
Kottti, -rjs, fj, (fr. same) a cut,
gash, bruise; a cutting off",
slaugliier, overthrow ; havoc,
massacre, carnage.
KoirTivai, 2 a. inf. pass, of k6ttw.
Konn, ind. — Koirtdro), impr. act.
pres. 3 sin. cont Koiridoavrcs,
n. pi. par. 1 a. act. of
Koiridw -w, f. -daw, p. KtKomdica,
(fr. K6iroi weariness) to labour,
work at, toil ; to fail, faint, bs
oppressed or weary ; to take ill,
be disgusted, loath, dislike, par.
per. act. KtKomaKws, -via, -<Sy.
Komi, -loos, fi, (fr. k6tttw to cut) a
sword, sabre; a large knife, carv-
er ; an axe ; a coulter ; a Spar-
tan festival.
Koirtw, 1 sin. KomSucv, 1 pi. cont.
pres. ind. act. — Komiivri, d. —
KomwvTa, a. — Konwvrty, pi.
n. — Koiriwvras, a. mas. — Kj-
luwoas, a. fern. pi. par. pres.
act. cont. of Komdw.
KomwvTti, n. — Koiriwvrwv, g. pi.
cont. par. pres. act. of xomdw.
K<5ffoy, -ov, b, (fr. k6ittw to cut) la-
bour, toil, work ; business, em-
ployment ; difficulty, trouble, dis-
tress, uneasiness ; weariness, fa-
tigue ; a cut, blow.
Kott6w -w, f. -w<rw, (fr. last) to
weary, fatigue, tire, jade. Ko-
•Koopai -ovfiai, to be fatigued, fail,
faint.
Koirpcvw, f. -ex>ow, and Koirptw -c3,
f. -riow, (fr. Kdrrpos dung) to
dung, manure.
Koirpia, -a, >h an(l Konpiov, -ov,
to, (fr. Sr.me) dung, manure.
Kojrpi^w, f. -taw, (fr. last) to ma-
nure, lay on compost or dung.
KoTrpTtfdy, -ri, -ov, Kdnpeios, and
Ko-ptos, -a,-ov, (fr. K<5-poydung)
of manure or dung ; filthy, vile ;
low, mean, pkbeian. Subs, a
KOP
cleaner ofjakes, nightman, sca-
venger.
KSirplais, -(oj, Att. -£w?, f), and
YLoirpio-jxbs, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a
manuring, laying on of dung.
Koirpiibv, -&vos, b, (fr. same) a kind
of beetle called tumbledung, be-
cause it wraps up its eggs in
balls of ordure.
K6npos, -ou, fh dung, ordure, Jilth,
manure, a dunghill; a stable,
stall; clay, mud.
KoTrpdu) -Si, (fr. last) same as ko-
irpifa or Koirpcvu).
Korpwv, -wi/o?, 6, (fr. same) a
dunghill ; a stable.
Koirpibvrjs, -ov, o, (fr. last) a vile
fellow, scoundrel, blackguard.
THo-nrri, ->}?, >/, (fr. Korma to break)
a biscuit, hard cake.
K&irroiaa, Dor. for tcdvrovoa, n.
fern. par. pres. act. — Korrrd-
ucvos, -t}, -ov, par. pres. pass, of
K<5rru», f. -\pu>, p. KtKoipa, to beat,
knock, pound, strike, thump,
bang, batter; to bruise, crush,
break ; lo cut off or down ; to
lash, cut, chop, hack, hew ; to
wound, maim ; to kill, slaughter,
slay ; to ravage, destroy ; to heal
and disfigure through grief,
mourn, wail, lament ; to ham-
mer out, form, coin, forge ; to
tease, stun, weary, importune ;
to excite, rouse; to throw or shake
off. 1 a. ind. mid. tKo^durjv, -w,
-aro. per. ind. mid. KUtoma,
KSttuvis, -ios, Att. -twi, t), (fr. last)
weariness, fatigue, lassitude.
K6pa, Dor. for icdpn.
KopaKcaai, Ion. for K6pa%i, d. pi.
— KdpaKi, d. sin. of Kopal;.
Kopaictvbs, ->), -ov, (fr. Kopal; a
raven) of or like a raven.
KopdWiov or KoupaXtov, *ov, to,
coral.
Kopdn(3\T), -jjj, {], cauliflower, cab-
bage.
Ktipa!;, -uicof, 6, a raven ; name of
a constellation ; a grapple or
instrument used in ancient war
a crow, bar or sledge to break
open; a cock's bill; a barrier,
rail, bolt, bar; a hook, instrument
of punishment, a. pi. icdpaicas.
Koptil-ai, 1 a. inf. act. of Kopdocru)
Kopuciov, -ov, to, (dim. of Kopog a
young person) a little girl, dam
set, maid.
Kopuaaw or -ttu>, f. -£a>, (fr. K6pa%
a raven) to croak, tease, stun
importune; to urge, pray, en-
treat, crave, extort.
Y.op(Snv, indecl. Heb. a gift, con-
tribution, offering.
Kopftaviis, -n, 6, (fr. last) money
laid by for holy uses, sacred trea-
sure ; a treasury.
K6p^, -aicos, 6, a wanton dance.
KopSvXri, -n$, i'/, a club, baton ; the
head of a club ; a knob, knot.
Kdp^uXoj, -ov, b, a kind offish.
Kopi or Kopil, b, indecl. Heb. a
man's name.
Kopiti, 3 sin. pres. ind. aet. Or.
by Sync, for Kopiasi, 3 sin. 1 f.
act. of Kvpiu,
KOP
Kopivvvfii, same as Kopiu).
Kopeaao-dai, 1 a. inf. mid. — Kopi-
i-eia, -as, -c, JRo\. for Kopioaiu.i,
1 a. opt. act. — KopeotitU, "• ph
-Oivrti, par. 1 a. pass. — Kopca-
Brjvai, 1 a. inf. pass, of Kopiu>.
Kop(i>>, Kopcvvvia or Kopivvvui, f.
-fio<a and -too), to satisfy, con-
tent ; to satiate, Jill, cloy, glut.
per. ind. pass. KtKdocauai. 1 a.
ind. pass. tKopicBr,v.
Kopiw -Si, f. -rjad), to brush, sweep,
scour, clean; to adorn, bedeck,
ornament ; to sweep away, ra-
vage.
K6py, -ns, >/, a little girl, virgin,
damsel ; a female domestic ; a
fair maid., beloved object, mis-
tress ; the apple of the eye, eye-
ball ; a doll, puppet.
KoprjQpov, -ov, rb, (fr. Kopiw to
sweep) a broom, besom, brush.
Kop6v(,Tai, 3 sin. pres. ind. mid.
of Kopdvo).
KdpQvvev, Ion. for tKbpBvvz, 3 sin.
impf. of
Kopdvvu) or KopOvw, (fr. next) to
heap up, collect, amass, accumu-
late ; to raise, pile up.
K6p8vg, -vos,f;, a heap, pile, mass ;
a bank, mound, hillock.
Kopiavvov, Kopiavov and Kopiov,
-ov, to, (fr. K6pts St. John's
wort) coriander.
Kepifyuai, f. -ioofxai, (fr. Kdpos a
young person) lo flatter, sooth,
coax, fondle, caress.
Koptva7o$, -ov, b, i/, (fr. tcSprj a
maid) horn of a supposed maid ;
clandestine, secret.
KopivOtoi, -a, -ov, (fr. next) Co-
rinthian, of Corinth.
Kdptvdoi, -ov, t), Corinth, a city of
Achaia.
Koptov, -ov, to, (dim. of Kdptj a
girl) a young girl, damsel ; a
sacrifice for children. See also
Kopiavvov.
Kopu -mg, Alt. -ewf, i% the herb
57. John's wort.
KopKopvyf), -»K, »/, « creaking or
rumbling noise of the bowels,
shout, din, clamour.
Kopubs, -ov, b, (fr. Ktipu) to lop) a
trunk, stock, stump, block.
Kopv})\i»s, -ov, b, Cornelius, a
man's name.
Kopvo-lu), (fr. next) a surname of
Hercules from banishing lo-
custs.
K6pvu)\p, -ottos, a locust.
YLSpotfios, -ov, b, Corcebus, who
would marry Cassandra con-
trary to her prophetical advice,
thence, foolish, obstinate, per-
verse.
Kopoio, g. Ion. of xdpog.
Ylopo-\aOos,-ov, b, f), (fr. next, and
T?\d<T<r(t> to form) a maker of dolls
or babies.
Kdpos and Kovpos, -ov, b, )';, a child
unborn ; an infant, child ; a boy,
youth, young man ; a full grown
wan ; a servant, soldier.
K6pof, -ov, b, (fr. Kopiw to sweep)
a broom, besom, brush.
Kdpcf, -ov,6, (fr. Kopfo to content)
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KOP
sufficiency, abundance, satiet f
insolence, wantonness, sauci-
ness.
K6pos,-ov b, a Cor, a Hebrew mea-
sure of solids and liquids, con-
taining seventy-five gallons, be-
ing a mean between a hogshead
and a puncheon.
K6ppa and K6pcra, Dor. for
liopo-r), Att. Kdpjjri, -rjS, ^, the hair,
a lock, tress ; the head ; the tem-
ples ; jaw, cheek.
Kopv0avrid(j) -u>, f. -daw, (fr. Ko-
pytfas a mad priest) to behave
like the Corybantes ; to rave, be
frantic.
K.opv(3avTifa, f. -taw, (fr. same) to
celebrate, enter or initiate into,
the riles of the Corybantes.
KopvfiavTiaubs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
rite, ceremony or celebration of
the Corybantes; madness, dis-
ti action, fury.
Kopvfias, -uvtos, b, Corybas, the
name of a man who introduc-
ed the Kopvpdvrss, Corybantes,
(thence called after him) into
Greece ; the priests of Rhea or
Ceres.
KopvAaWls, -iSos, fi, fumitory ; a
lark.
KopvbfAbs, KopvSa'Wbs andKopY>6'bs,
-oT>, b, (fr. Kopvs a crest) a lurk.
K6pv$a, -rji, f), (perhaps fr. ndpa
the head, and $iw to boil) a
running from the head, rheum,
phlegm, snot ; drowsiness, dri-
velling, stupidity ; arrogance,
priile, disdain.
Kopvdaii;, -ikos, b, (fr. kSovs a hel-
met, and aicaw to shake) with
nodding plumes, a warrior.
Kopvdaio),o<;, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and aiolos varied) with plumes
of many colours or with nodding
plumes, crest-shaking; watlike,
military.
Kopvdiw -Si, (same as Kopvaau)
par. per. pass. KCKopvOrjuivos
by Sync. KtKopvOfxivoi.
KdpvQoq, g. sin. of icdpvs,
Kopvxos, -ov, b, see xuipvicos.
Kdpvufios, -ov, b, and K6pvu$cv,
-ov, to, a top, head, summit; the
end, extremity, peak ; the prow
stem ; a beak, bill, snout, nose ;
a tuft, head, bunch, cluster; a
branch, bough; a curl, lock o,
hair, tress, braid; a berry, grain
or stone in berries.
Kopvvr;, -rjs, >), a club, mace, baton,
truncheon.
Kopvvi'/Trjs, -ov, o, (fr. last) a club-
man, warrior with a mace.
Kopvvii<p6pos, -ov, b, >i, (fr. same,
and (bipw to carry) armed vnth
a cluh, carrying a mace or blud-
geon; a guard or attendant so
armed.
Kopn:rrj>(??, -on, o, fa (fr. same,
and KTi\o$ a ram) that butts or
Strikes with the head or horn.
Kopxiirru), (fr. Kopvs a headpiece)
to toss the head ; to butt or strike
with the head or horn.
K6pvs, -vQos, b, a helmet, cascjue
headpiece : a lark.
K02
X.apvc<stptv, Ion. and Dor. for ko-
ovootiv, pres. inf. of
Koju^ffffw, (fr. Kdpvi a casque) to
arm with a helmet ; to nrm, equip,
furnish, accoutre ; to raise to a
head) heighten, lift up, swell; to
increau, uujmt nt.
Kopu<m)j, -oD, b, (fr. last) a man at
an/is, vxirrior; an armour bearer.
Kopvorbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) arm-
ed, equipped, accoutred, increas-
ed, enlarged, heightened J en-
couraged, inspirit (d.
Kopvipaioi, -a, -ov, (fr. next) of
the head; hi^li, chief, Supreme,
principal. Subs, a leader.
Kopii<pfi, -'ns, y, the head, heigfit,
top, sum mil, peak, ridge; the
sum, substance, purport.
Kopu0ou> -w, f. -wow, (fr. last) to
erect, set up ; to ruise, elevate ;
to rise, su ell ; to complete, finish,
accomplish, make a close, come to
a point or head,
K6p\cp°i ar,d K.6pKopoi, -ov, b,
chickueed, pimpernel.
Kopwvy, -ys, j), a crow or jark< law ;
a bar, sledge to break open ; a
ring, handle, knob to h>i!
tip, point, extremity ; a heatl,
peak, summit, ridge ; a lintel ; a
(rown, coping, cornice; an end,
i oncli:
Koputvidw -w, (fr. last) t" be tipped
or homed ; to bend, curve, crook ;
to lift the head, put forth the
horns ; act haughtily, behave in-
solent I 'y.
Kopuvl^u, (fr. Kopuwr; a jackdaw)
to beg with a jackdaw, like show-
men who taught that bird tricks
to get money.
Kopuivti, -tiog, i,, (fr. KopiLvrj a
point) a ship with a raised head
or prow, and certain high orna-
mental works on the stern ; and
thence hollow or sunk in the mid-
dle ; beaked, armed ; curved,
hollow ; with curling horns ; a
height, top, peak ; an end, .con-
clusion.
Kopwvoirovs and KopaKSirovf, -o&o$,
b or f), (fr. Kopiivtf- a crow, or
K6pn% a raven, and irovs a foot)
the herb crowfoot.
Kopwib;, -ov, b, >/, (fr. Kop'ivy a
height) high, lofty, elevated,
raited ; raising or tossing the
head ; haughty, proud.
-kScioi, -ai,-a, the centesimal ter-
mination of the ordinal nume-
rals from one hundred to a thou-
sand, as ficKoaioi, -at, -a, two
hundred, &c.
KouKlvnhov, (fr. kovkivov a sieve)
like n neoe.
KocKtvofnavris, -10c, Atl. -ewe, //,
(fr. same, and udvris a diviner)
one who divines with a sieve, who
uses a sieve to tell fortunes.
K6<TKivov, -ov, to, a sieve.
KovKivonoibs, -ov, b, }], (fr. last, and
Toieu) to make) a sieve-maker.
K.ooxv'XiAUTia, -up, ru, cuttings or
parings of leather, useless scraps ;
worthless information, insignifi-
cant discourse.
K02
Koouttv, inf. — Koff/uTrt, 2 pi.
cont. ind. pros. act. — Koouuci,
3 pi. coot. pro. sub. art. <>t"
Koojifu) -i2, f. -i'iojl), p. KCKdoprjKa,
(I'r. KdafiOi regularity) to dirk,
adorn, beautify, dress,
honour ; to furnish, accoutre,
i'!e, prepare, equip, rig ; to
adjust, arrange, s,
to distribute, order, dupt
thodize ; to mur'-lud, array; to
discharge an of
duty, govern. 1 a. act. ind. ikoo-
unaa, and Ion. K(>a\iyc<c par.
Koafifiaa<;. per. ind. pa^s. k'ikoc-
pwpai. 1 a. ind. pass, ticoapi)-
Oyv.
Kdo-finOcv, Boeot. Sync, for ckoo-
urjdyerav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass, of Kdary, same as aKbary.
1 tsl
Kdaunua, -Sro(, rb, (fr. same) an
ornament, decoration, mark of fume modi I
distinction, badge; dress; e<pu-
page, furniture, accoutrement.
K.oofir)v, Dor. Cor Koapclv, pres. inf.
act. Cont. — Koafifjcatf, JEo\.
for Koafifiatii, n. pi. Koa^irj^av-
rts, par. 1 a. act. — Kbtunoa,
-ui, -c, Ion. for iKdapyoa, 1 a.
IIH1. ,tCt. of KOOflftl).
KofffifjTtipa, -as, L fern. f< »r
Koofjnrrls, -ov, b, (fr. tcna/iru) to
adorn) a dnssrr, adorner, em-
bellisher; a director, regulator,
guide, ruler, governor, RU
mistress.
Koonnrlicbs, -y, -bv, (fr. same)
adorning, embellishing, orna-
mentnl, cosmetic.
Koopyrbs, -f. -bv, (fr. same) adorn-
ed, embellished, ornamented ; ar-
ranged, regulated, adjust) d, set-
tled ; neat, decent, orderly, be'
coming.
Kofffir'/Tope, n. du. of
Kocurjrwp, -opoi, b, (fr. Koff/ifu) to
array) a prince, ruler, chief,
leader, commander.
Ko<x/i<f»cJf, -fi, -bv, (fr. k6o)xos the
'world) worldly, temporal, sen-
sual.
K6ayaov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
decency, propriety, order. See
Kdfffiog.
Kdafitoi, -a, -ov, or -ov, b, ^, (fr.
Koc/if'w to regulate) well regu-
lated ; orderly, decent, sober, mo-
dest, becoming ; fine, neat, ele-
gant.
Koautdrns, -nro^, f), (fr. last) mo-
deration, equanimity, calmness,
temperance ; sobriety modesty,
bashfulness : regularity, order ;
neatness, elegance, grace, come-
liness, beauty ; decency, pro-
priety.
Kocrylws, (fr. Kdufiios decent) or-
derly, decently, becomingly, pro-
perly, fitly ; modestly, soberly.
KoouOKparojp, -opo;, b, (fr. Korjfjtos
the world, and Kpnrib) to bear
sway) the ruler or prince of this
world, Satan; a king, prince,
governor, a. pL KoofiOKparopas.
Koauov, -ov, rb, a beast of burden.
Kdcrjtto?, -ov, b, order, distribution,
arrangement, regularity ; me-
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KOT
thod, plan, constitution; disci-
pline, subordination, education,
d'corum, propriety, dt
. ornament, embeUiahneni ;
. </ii:<niri. neatness} cre-
dit, couimnidutio-i, firuisr, pride,
glory ; a chief magistrate among
the uorld, universe;
this world, mankind ; the wick-
td ; tlie worldly, childrin of this
world; the inhabited part of the
• empire ; th*
Jewish limtory or people.
Kdcruif), (d. of tut) in order, or-
derly, with propriety.
Kdoos, Ion. for iruaog.
KooaVipos, and Alt. K6ttv<Po{, -ov,
V, OU*el. blackbird.
Koo-tp?, -ov, b, zedoary, an aroma-
tic pliint ; on ointment or per*
K6crvii($os,-ov,b,Koxvn($n, andKcer-
avujiri, -ns, >), a knot in a reed or
timber ; '/ chain, clasp, buckle.
KoavuPwrbs, -ov, b, f/, (i'r. last)
knotted, fringed, .flounced, bor-
dered ; aeiorned with chains,
clusjis or bu
Korulvu), same as Kor/w.
Kori, Kdrepa, Ion. for nort. irdrepa.
YLoriti, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
— Koria-acrat, Poet, for Koriat-
rat, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. mid. of
Koriu) -u>, f. -yau) and -iou, p. kck6-
Tnica, ind'ita, (fr. #cdros grudge)
to be angry, entertain malice or
revenge ; to envy, grudge, hale.
Koryeic, -ytaaa, -rjev, (fr. last) an-
gry, provoked, irritated ; jealous,
envious, spiteful, malicious.
Korivnebbpos, -ov, b, //, (fr. next,
and ibipu) to carry) bearing or co-
vered with the wild olive.
Kbrtvos, -ov, b or //, the wild olive;
a garland or crown of it.
Korh, -<(5oj, >/, the top, and back of
the head.
Korif, anger, rancour, grudge.
Kdro? , -ov, b, and Kdrov, -ov, rb, ha-
bit, manner, disposition ; grudge,
rancour, malice, spite ; anger,
hatred; envy, jealousy.
Korrdpicris, -tog, Att. -cwj, Splay-
ing at.
K6rra(ioi, and K6tjffa^og, -ov, b,
a sportive convivial game; the
smack or dash of wine flung
out of the glass ; sound of the
empty cup turned down on the
table.
Korr/d) or Kdrrw, (fr. kStttw) to
beat violently, lash, scourge, flog ;
to throw, fling, dash.
Kdrrrj, -yg, fj, the head; back of
the head.
Korr/^w, (fr. k6tto$ a die) to play
at dice.
KoTTKsrm, -ov, b, (fr. same) aplay-
er at dice ; a gambler, gamester.
K6ttos, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. k6ttu>
to fling) a die, dice; a cock.
Also a man's name.
K.oTv\n, -ys, >/, a measure ofhalfa
pint or pound ; any small vessel ;
a ciip, saucer, pan, glass ; a ca-
vity ; palm of the hand, hollow
KOT
of the foot ; the hollow in the
f.lavos or feelers of the polypus ;
a cup or hollow in one bone
which receives another as in a
socket.
KorvXndovoQiv, Poet, for kgtv\t]$6-
VOJV, g. pi. of
Kotv\t)&wv, -6vos , 6, same as kotv-
Xn, also, the Jierb cotyledon or pen-
nywort.
KorvXtjpvTOS, -ov, b, rj, (fr. kotvXtj
a cup, and ptu> to flow) running
in cupfulls or handfulls, pouring
as from a cup.
KdrvXos, -ov, b, a cup or small vessel
containing a kotvXt)' which see.
K6tvs, -vos, or Kotvtu), -60s -ovs, f},
the demon of debauchery.
KorvTTia, -uv, ra, (fr. last) the
festival or orgies of that demon ;
profligacy, debauchery, lewdness.
Kov, Ion. for irov.
Kovapros, -ov, b, a man's name.
Kovffapls, an insect living under
water vessels ; a wood-louse.
Kovk, KovkiO', for /eat ovk, and ical
OVKtTl.
Kovki, re, the name of a tree, also
its fruit.
KovXeos, Ion. for koXe6s.
Kovfii, Heb. arise.
Kovpd, -as, f), (fr. Keipu to clip) a
clipping, shearing, shaving, par-
ing, polling ; a razor.
KovpEvs, -(os, Att. -iu)s, b, (fr.
same) a barber.
Kovpcvrpia, -as, %, (fr. same) a she
barber.
Kovptvu, f. -evad), (fr. KovpEvs a bar-
ber) to 3have ; to clip, shear.
Kovptj, -t)s, f), I°n« for Kipn-
KovpijTES) -wv, ot, Lat. Curetes,
priests of Rhea, or C ybele, call-
ed also Corybanles.
Kovp/jrrjs, -ov, b, (fr. Kovpos, for k6-
pos a youth) a grown young man.
Kovpias, -ov, b, (fr. Kovptvs a bar-
ber, th. Ktipw to shave) shaved,
smooth.
Kovpiiios, -a,-ov, (fr. Kovpos Ion. for
Kdposyoung)marriageable ; youth-
ful, manly; young, blooming;
Subs, a bridegroom ; a bride.
Kovpifa, (fr. same) to be youthful,
bloom ; to behave youthfully,
sport, play ; to fondle, caress ;
to rear from childhood.
Kovpacbs, -r), -ov, (fr. Kovpd shaving,
th. Kcipw to clip) barber-tike, of a
barber, about shaving.
Kovpi!;, (fr. same) by the beard, by
the hair. Or, (fr. Kovpos a youth)
youthfully, eagerly, ardently.
Kovpiov, and Kovpelov, -ov, to, (fr.
Kovpeiis a barber) a barber's shop.
KoTipfii, ale, beer, porter.
Kovpos, Ion. for Kopos, a youth,
young person.
Kovpoavvt], -Tjs, v, (fr- last) child-
hood, infancy ; youth.
Kovporepos, -a, -oiscomp. of Kovpos.
Kovporpoipos, -ov, b, t), (fr. Kovpos a
youth, and Tpeipw to rear) rear-
ing young persons ; breeding a
warlike race, feeding men.
Kovcruo'ia, -as, >], (fr. Lat. cus-
todia, safeguard) care, charge
Yv
KPA
watch, guard, custody ; a guard,
sentry, keeper.
Kovri, Kovtis, for Kal ovri, and ku\
ovtis.
Kov<pa, Kov0o)c, (fr. kovpos hght)
slightly ; lightly, nimbly ; gen-
tly, easily.
KovQityvoav, a. sin. fern. par. pres.
act. of
Kovcpifa, f. -trw, p. K£KOV(piKa, (fr.
next) to lighten, ease, alleviate,
assuage, mitigate ; to succour,
help, relieve ; to comfort, con-
sole ; <o raise ; to expedite,
hasten ; to be light, active or
swift. 1 a. ind. act. £Kov<pioa.
KovQos, -r), -ov, light,not heavy, airy,
buoyant ; easy, tolerable ; slight,
small, puny ; trifling, insignifi-
cant, trivial ; swift, nimble, ac-
tive ; fickle, inconstant, capri-
cious; gentle, mild, kind, favour-
able, comp. Kovporepos, sup.
-draros.
Kov<p6u> -<3, same as Kov<pi£u>.
Kov<pu)s,see Kov<j>a.
K6(pivos, -ov, b, a basket, pannier,
hamper ; a case, chest, coffin ; a
measure of liquids and dry
things among the Boeotians.
Kd^Aaf, -Skos, b, a pebble, flint,
small stone ; a heap of pebbles ;
a sharp rock.
Kox^idptov, -ov, to, (fr. k6%\os a
shell ) a spoon, spoonful.
Ko^Xias, -ov, b, a spiral or turbi-
nated shell ; a snail or perri-
winkle ; a screw ; a machine for
raising water.
Ko^Xis, -itios, >/, the shell-fish from
which the purple or scarlet was
got; a perriwinkle.
Kd^Aoj, -ov, b, a shell; a shell-fish,
muscle, cockle, snail.
Kd^Ao), to whirl, turn, wind, roll,
twist, writhe or wreathe.
Kd^oc, -ov, b, abundant moisture,
copious dew, violent perspiration,
sweat.
KoxvSecKox, and Koxviokuj, Ion. for
Ko%v8iu) -<3, and Ko^du), (fr. k6%os
moisture) to run, trickle, drop ;
to flow abundantly ; to run with
a noise, murmur, purl.
Ko%wv^, -rjs, h, and Kd^wvov, -ov,
to, the hip joint, the hip ; the
thigh.
K6\^'as, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a. act.
— KoipEv, Ion. for UorpE, 3 sin.
1 a. ind. act. -*- KoipovTat, 3 pi.
1 f. ind. mid. of (cdrrrw.
Yio^mos, -ov, >), a tree resembling
the medlar.
Kdxpvxos or K6\piKos, -ov, b, same
as K'joo-vcpoS'
Kpdavov, for Kpavov, Att. for kqT,vov,
1 a. impr. act. of Kcaivo).
'■<puz$, -aros, rb, the head.
Kpdur, Apoc. for Kpdara, pi. of
last.
KpdfiaTOs or Yiod^dros, -ov, b, a
?nal!ress, palias, pallet.
Kpdyyn, ->/?, >'h Kpdyuv or Kpdy-
ywr, -ovos, b, a kind of lobster.
Kadycisi -nva, -iv, par. — Kpayrj-
vai, inf. 2 a. pass, of Kpdfa.
Kpaytrns, -ov, b, (fr. Kpd?<o to
(353)
KPA
shout) a bawler, shouter. Adj
clamorous, noisy, chattering.
Kpayn/xi, same as Kpdfa. pres.
impr. act. icpayndi, by redupl.
KEKpdyndi, by Sync. Kixpa^di.
KpaSatvu) or KpaSdw -w, (fr. icpdSij
a fig-branch) to shake, brandish,
wave, flourish.. Kpa^ivojiat, to
vibrate, quiver, tremble, throb,
palpitate.
KpdSn, -ns-t »/, a shoot or branch qf
the fig-tree ; any leaf, bough ;
the wild fig ; a theatrical ma-
chine.
K.pa5r)(popia, -as, >;, (fr. last, and
<p£p(x) to carry) the carrying of
fig-branches ; a festival at
Athens.
KpaSta, -as, and Ion. KpaSin, -nt
i], by Metath. for KapSia.
Kpdcios, -ov, f], same as KpdSn.
Kpd£u, 3 sin. -tyuiv, 1 pi. pres.
ind. act. — Kpd^Eiv, pres. int.
act. — YLpd^(j)v,-ovaa,-ov, a. -£ov-
ra, pi. n. -fyvTES, g. -tfivroiv, a.
-t^ovras, par. pres. act. of
Kpdfa, f. -fw, p. tcticpaxa, to cry,
shout, bawl, clamour, vociferate;
to exclaim, call upon, invoke ; to
call for, demand ; to croak, caw,
chatter, roar. impf. act. iicpa-
£ov. 1 a. ind. act. tKpa^a, and
EKEKpa^a. 1 f. mid. Kpd(ofiai. per.
ind. mid. Ktupaya. ppfut. ke-
Kpdlofiai.
KpaOEis, -EUca, -ev, par. 1 a. pass.
of
KEpaVWfJU.
KpaOfjvai, by Sync, for KparqQrivai,
1 a. inf. pa§s. of KparEta.
Kpaivu), and; Poet. Kpaialvu, f.
-dvui, p. KiKpaKa, to perfect,
finish, complete ; to effect, ac-
complish, fulfil ; to create, make,
frame, form ; to command, rule,
govern ; to satisfy, content, gra-
tify. 1 a. ind. act. ixpava,
Att. tKpnva' impr* Kpfjvov, and
Poet. Kpfwvov. per. ind. pass.
KiKpa/jiai. 1 f. mid. Kpavovuaf
inf. KpavEtoQaf and Poet, icpa-
• vkcQai.
KpainaXdo), and Kpat7raAfw -5, f.
-fiou), (fr. next) to be drunk or
intoxicated ; to be sick after
drinking, have a headach.
Kpaird\-n, -ns, )/, (perhaps fr. KpSs
the head, and 7raAAw to shake)
a surfeit, debauch ; headach,
dizziness after drink ; revelling,
feasting, rioting, drunkenness.
KpaiiraXifa, f. -too), (fr. last) to
feast, revel, be riotous ; to indulge
or exceed in eating or drinking,
be drunk or intoxicated.
Kpaiirvd, and Kpaiirvujs, (fr. next)
swiftly, rapidly ; quickly, soon,
speedily.
Kpaiirvds, -rj, -bv, swift, quick, ra-
pid ; speedy, nimble, active.
Kpalpa, -as, f;, (perhaps fr. tedpa
the head) the head ; thetop, end,
extremity ; a yardarm.
KpdXns, -ov, 0, a king. KpdXaiva,
-is, f), a queen.
Kpapa, -ixros, to, (fr. KEpdvvvfii to
mix) a mixture particularly of
wine and water ; liquor.
KPA
YLpA,rfi, -vs, h, coleworis, cabbage,
C'l'lllflulLtT.
■ ;, -77, -ov, dry, clean, nerd,
itc. Subs, a disease in
t from drought, blight.
Kpa^iimpayoi, -ov, b, (fr. Kpdu(5n
cabbage, and <pdy» to eat) cab-
bagc-c'drr, the name of a frog.
Kpd*n,-as, Rpana'0£c,-wc, Dor. for
Kp>')vn, nr|d Kpni'idti(.
Kpava6$, -a, -or, (fr. Kapnvov the
top) steep, rough, rugged, moun-
tainous, barren, wiltl.
KpavittrOai, by .Poet. Dial, for k pa-
vitoQai, 1 L lnf mid. of Kpaivn).
Kpnrcia, -aj, jj, the corned tree or
wild cherry.
Kpnieiov, -ov, ro, (fr. Kpdvov the
skull) a headpiece, casque, hel-
met.
Kpavidtav, Dor. for xpavidiuv, g.
pi. of
Kpii'f<ii*cf, -cur, ill, see rpa'va.
KpjviSei, Dor. for /rpqwJc;, pi. of
Koniis.
Kpavinv, -ov, rd, (fr. xdpnvov the
head) ita skull, head ; a kind of
cup.
Kpavinv, -ovot, b, (fr. last) skull, a
fictitious name.
Kpdvov, -ov, ri, (fr. icdpnvov the
head) the skull.
Kp-Ii oj, -to ?, ri, (fr. same) a A*ad-
p»>re, helmet.
Kpurrio, -fip^i, and Kpi'rrwp, -opoj,
b, (fr. «p im w to finish) a maAer,
ejfecter, worker, finisher, au-
tiior ; a ruler, prince, chief,
-nor.
Kpn£'i$, -non, -ov, ^>1. -n.
par. 1 a. act. — Ko i£n), -
1 f. ml. art. of koo^o.
Ko'ti, - iris, cont. for rorfuj.
Kp<lj, -dros, cont. for rp/.if.
KpuVif -jof, Att. -f.j?, ^, (fr. icepdv.'
nun to mix) n nurture, ming-
/j»», hlen'lrii', tempering; the
figure Crasis.
Kpdan?iov, -ov, rh, (fr. *pt//riw to
hang, and TTfYoi the ground) Me
border or /if/n of a f/re« ; a
fringe, flounce ; a lore, tassel,
tuft ; an extremity, else, mar-
gin, verne ; a brink, hank, bor-
der, shore ; the foot of a moun-
tain ; a priest's rofie, surplice.
Kp'icTic, -tog, Att. -tu)i, }}, same as
ypdcrrii.
Kodrnyof, -ov, and Kparaiyuiv,
-iuvof, o, the icild service-tree,
h v-thorn.
Ko(jra:yi'f?Xoj, -ov, h, t/, (fr. <cpi-
raioc, strong, an 1 yi< iXov the
p-ilm) strong-handed , firm, lusty,
ahle, hardy ; hoi /, valiant, brave ;
strengthening.
Koira k. -troc, //, (fr. same, and
U strength) might, strength,
greatness, power.
KpiT-uo?, -<\f -or, (fr. Kodrof
streig'h) powerful, mighty,
vehement, fnmVe ; hrav, n-
li'int, bald, hardy ; aole, strong,
robust.
rrje. -nro*;. ,), (fr. last)
mis 'it. power, f).re ; strength
hardiho'od, stoutness ; courage,
KPA
bravery y fortitude, firmness, re- 1
solution.
Kparmoixrfa, 2 pi. cont. pres. impr.
mid. of
Kporuidw -<3, f. -dxru, p. Kirparaiw-
«a, (fr. same) to strengthen,
make strong, invigorate ; to cor-
roborate, enforce, conjimi ; to
prevail over, be powerful or
brave, pres. impr. mid. xpa-
raioov -ov. impf. mid. CKpuraiod-
unv -oiunv. 1 a. pass. ind. ixpa-
raiudni.
Kpiraiwovi, -o8o<, b, f), (fr. xparaus
_•, and irobi a foot) strong-
fooled, horny-footed, lusty.
KparatwOljiai, 1 a. inf. pass, of
- ti<i>.
Ko-irniuiua, -Sro(, ri, (fr. Kparai&i
strong) strength, stability ', firm-
ness ; a fortress, furtijimtion,
strong hobl ; the firmament.
Kpdraiwi, (fr. same) strongly,
Jirmly, resolutely, bravely ; vehe-
mently, earnesdy.
Kparaiutatf, -tof, Att. -tuf, f), (fr.
same) strength ; a strengthening,
. confirmation, corroboration.
KO'ireci -fi\ 3 sin. pres. ind. act.
— Kc i. pres. impr.
— Ku i-<\. -sin. Kpari7re,-rotoi,
2 and 3 pi. cont. pres. ind. act.
— Kptrdv, act. — Kpartlcdat,
pass. pres. mf. cont. of wuri'm.
Kpdrci -ci, d. sin. of/
-i, JFLfA. for cparcowj, g.
pi. of
Kpircpts, -a, -dv, (fr. icpdros
stronath) same as Kaprtpds-
Kpirco6<ppoi\ for -(ppjvn, a. sin. of
. -ovoi, b, ih same as
K IOT[OOippu>V.
fi.parepd>vv(, -v\oi, b, f\, (fr. icpart-
pbf strong, and 6\-v£ a hoof) hav-
ing hard, firm or strong claws
or hoofs, sound-footed.
KpareoZs, (fr. same) same as koo-
ripws.
Ko ircvral, -wv, al, (fr. rparoj
strength) spit-racks.
-ou)v,e. pi. JEo\. of last.
Kpir/u) -w, u -fjcu, p. K.ZKpdrnKa,
(fr. same) to /law /te mastery,
bear sway, command, rule, go-
vern; to conquer, subdue, over-
come ; to prevail, surmount ; to
excel, surpass, exceed ; to lay
hold on, become master of, take,
seize, retain, keep ; to own, pos-
sess, enjoy ; to take hold of, em-
brace ; to confine, restrain, con-
strain, repress ; to remember,
rer.ol'ert ; to endure, persevre,
persist in. 1 a. aGt. ind. eKodrn-
ci' impr. KcdTvcov, *drw sub.
.:oi~'au), -i/J, -n' inf. Kparlitrai'
par. rpiri'io jc. per. inf. act. kc-
noirnKtvai. impf. pass, acfant-
finv -orunv, in 3 pi. -eoiro -ovvro.
per. in 1. pass. tctKodrnum, in 3
pi. KZKOdrnvrat. 1 a. ind. pass.
ckoit0>iV par. foarndeis.
liorijo, and Ion. Korjrfio, -noos, b,
(fr. KrpfiiMu to mix) a bowl,
hisin% or.h'et : a crater, mouth of
a volcano, of a well or pit.
Koar^i, --7T), 2 and 3 sin. -rrjre, 2
(354)
KPE
pi. cont. pres. sub. act. — Rpo-
ri,aai, n. pi. -oat res, par. 1 a.
art. — Kaorfiati, 3 sin. 1 f. ind.
act. — Kparvaoi, -dru>, 2 pi. -r^-
oirt, 1 a. impr. act. — Knarf/-
ffiuffi, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of\pa-
K.part]rluu%Oit -ov, b, i), (fr. K^ariut
to prevail, and pd^ouai to fight)
Kpurtcl-ovf, -ocos, b, »;, (fr. same,
r4- the foot) swift of foot,
conquering at the foot-race.
- v, b, »/, (fr. same,
and (ttoj a horse) tiVtonou*
with horses, owning horses thai
von.
Kpdrnoii, -iof, Att. -twf, ^, (fr.
same) power, rule, authority,
. government, empve,
ton ; retention, restraint.
Kpiri, d. sin. of tpdf.
Kpdrtora, (fr. next) most ably,
' ntly, best.
Kpdnorof, -n, -ov, (sup. fr. Kpdroe
strength) moai powerful, strong-
nest, best, most excellent.
Kp&roi, -tog -oii, ro, strength, firm-
ness, stability ; courage, reiolu*
tion, fortitude ; endurance, per-
severance ; power, ability, effL
night ; superiority, sway,
authority, dominion, rule, em-
pire, reign, command ; glory,
fame, renown ; victory, conquest,
suhjugution ; force, violence /
the wrist, d. Kpdrti -ci.
Kpdrds, g. of Kodi.
Kpdroj, -ij, -ov, (fr. Ktpdiwyii to
mix) mixeei, mingUa, blended,
tempered.
Kparovvrtc, -«y, ol, (n. pi. cont,
par. pres. act. of /rpar/w to
rule) masters, owners, possessors,
lords.
Kparvvw, (fr. next) to fortify,
strengthen, make strong ; to en-
force, corroborate, confirm ; to
rule, govern, command,
Kpurii -tia, -i,|(fr. Kpdrot strength)
strong, potent, able ; ingenious,
crafty, clever.
KparHucv, 1 pi. cont. pres. sub.
act. — Kparuv, g. -rouvros, par.
pres. act. cont. of Kpariia.
Kpavya^ovruv, g. pi. par. pres. act.
of
Kpat ya£u>, f. -Sow, p, KCKpavynxa,
(fr. Kpavyfi a shout) to cry out,
vociferate, exclaim ; to squall,
whine.
Kpavydyu), same as last.
Kpavydrn, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. of
icpavydfa.
Kpavyaoicni,-ov, b, (fr. next) croak-
tr ; the name of a frog.
Kpavy^, -rjs, fj, (fr. <cp'/£w to shout)
a cry, shriek, shout ; clamour,
dm, vociferation ; complaint, out-
cry.
Kocilpos, ^a, -ov, dry, harsh, parch-
ed, crusty, hardened. Subs, a
wen ; a sore ; a disease in cat-
tie.
Kofa, cont. from Kpiara, pi. of
Koias.
Kpcdypa, -a(, $, (fr. cp/aj flesh.
KPE
and dypa a catch) a flesh- hook ; i
flesh-fork ; a harpoon, grapple, j
Kpeavofiio} -w, f. -7/cw, [fr. same,
and vipa to divide) to cut up
meat, divide, carve ; to cook,
dress victuals ; to eat, feed on.
Kpiag, g. Kpiarug, Ion. Kpiaog, Att.
Kpiwg, to, meat, flesh, n. a. pi.
Kpiara, Kpiaa, Kpia. g. Kpzdruv,
Kcediov and Kpiuv.
Kptioicra, Poet, and Dor. for Kpt-
ODcra, n. fem. par. pres. act. of
Kpiui. Subs, a queen.
Kpc7ov, -ov, to, (fr. ^pf'uj meat) a
flesh-pot, pan, boiler.
KpeiovTa, a sin. of Kpziuiv.
Kpztog, -ov, b, a man's name.
Kptiaaova, neut. pi. — Kpucaovti,
n. pi. mas. — Kpziaaoai and Kpe-
iTTOCl, d. pi. Of Kptl<TC(j)V.
KpzicaorcKvog, -ov, 6, ^, (fr. next,
and tikvov an offspring) 6e«er
<Aon children.
Kpticcuv or -Trtov, -oroff, b, §,
(comp. fr. Kpdrog strength, but
attributed to ayaflbg good) more
poweiful, superior ; stronger,
braver, more valiant; more ex-
cellent, better. 02 Kpzirroveg, the
great ones, gods.
Kpeita, Poet, for icpiu>. par.
pres. act. Kpziwv, -ovca, -ov, g.
-ovTog.
Kpziuv, -ovrog, b, (par. pres. act.
of last) a ruler, king, prince.
Also, a man's name.
Kpziwv, Poet, for kozuv, g. pi. cont.
of Kpiag.
KptKU), f. -|w, p. -Xai (fr- t£f)AC?ff
a shuttle) ro stri/re tot^A rfle s/iv<-
tle or ree^ in weaving ; ro Zu7,
ran, /craocfc ; to creafc, grate.
Kpefia^a), f. -affw, same as tcpe/ido).
2 a. ind. act. eKpifiaoov.
Kpiixafiat, -cat, -rat, 3 pi. -vrai,
pass, or mid. according to the
form of verbs in -pi, same as
Kptfidu). par. pres. pass. Kpepd-
pzvog.
KpzpdaaoBai, 1 a. inf. mid. — Kpc-
pdoag, -aaa, -av, n. pi. -cavrzg,
par. 1 a. act. — KptpaaOz\g, -zlaa,
h>, g. pi. -o-fliVrwi^par. ] a. pass.
— KpzpaaOfj. 3 sin. 1 a. sub.
pass. — KpzpaoOrjvat, 1 a. inf.
pass, of rotpdm.
KpzpacTr,p, -r,?og, b, (fr. Kpeudu) to
hang) that by which any thin? is
suspended, a belt, girdle, strap,
&c. a muscle, nerve.
Kpzpaorfipiag, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same)
hanging, suspended, dangling.
Kptpacrbg, -»), -bv, (fr. same) hung
up, suspended.
Kpzpdw -u3, Kpzpawvu), and Kp£-
pdvvvpt, f. -oVu>, p. -aica, to hang
up, suspend, append to ; to im-
pend, hang over ; to keep or hold
in suspense. Kpzpdopat -iopai,
to be hanging, hang ; to depend.
1 a. ind. act. zxofuaca. 1 a.
pass. ind. zKptpdcOnv sub. Kpt-
pao9u>' par. KpzuaaOzig.
Kpipftd\ov, -ov, to, a rattle, Casta-
net, timbrel, cymbal.
Kpipvg, -vog, b, some kind of fish.
K**s> -*ds, if, and Kpiicag, (fr. Kpi-
KPH
K<a to creak) a game bird omi-
nous for weddings ; the hair.
Kpiotoa, Dor. for Kpiovoa, (n. fem.
par. pres. act. of xpiu) to reign)
a royal lady, queen. Also Cre-
usa, a woman's name.
Kpzovpyiu) -«Ti, (fr. Kpeovpybg a
butcher) to be a butcher, cut up
flesh, cook or dress meat.
KpeovpynSbv, (fr. same) like a
butc/ier, butcherly, in small pieces,
piecemeal.
Kptovpyia, -ag, %, (fr. same) butch-
ery, cutting up of meat ; a dis-
tribution of meat ; mangling,
slaughter,
Kpzovpybg, -ov, b, (fr. Kpiag flesh,
and ipyov work) a butcher ; an
inferior priest or servant who
killed the victim.
Kpiovca, -ag, ft, see in Kpioiaa.
Kpiovovtg, n. pi. of
Kp/Wwv, Dor. for Kpziccwv.
Kfjf'w, and Poet. Kptiu), to rule, go-
vern, command, reign, be a
king.
KpEwPpoTtu) -u>, f. -tjao), (fr. Kpiag
flesh, and /fywcnfu) to eat) to eat
or live on flesh.
Kpib)v,-ovT(ig, b, (par. pres. act. of
Kpiu) to reign) a king, prince,
ruler, chief. A man's name.
Kpzu)ii(ii^r]g, -ov, b, (fr. Kpiag flesh,
and ira>A«i> to sell) a butcher,
dealer in meat.
Koz(i)-to\iov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
meat-market, shambles.
Kptuxpayog, -ov, b, %, (fr. same, and
<pdyu) to eat) eating or living on
flesh, carnivorous.
Kprjyvog, -ov, b, fj, (fr. Krjp the
heart, and fibig sweet) good,
useful, profitable, beneficial ;
pleasant, welcome, grateful :
plea-sin °, agreeable, dear; gen-
tle, mild, peaceable, kind, favour-
able.
Kpnizfivov, -ov, to, (fr. Kapa the
head, and fiiu to bind) a binder
or band for the head, turban,
fillet, riband, garland; battle-
ment, pinnacle ; the cover or
stopper of any vessel.
KpnyvaTt, 2 pi. of — Kpf/rjvov, 1 a.
impr. act. — KpTjrjvat, 1 a. inf.
act. of Kpaiah w, Poet, for Kpai-
VOI.
KpnQzihag, Dor. for KpnOziSng, -ov,
b, the son of KpnOzvg.
Kpl)Bzv, (fr. Kpiig the head) from
over head, from above.
KprjOfiav, -ov, to, a kind of herb.
Kp?iOu)v, -ovog, b, a man's name.
Kpr/iov, -ov, to, (fr. Kpiag flesh) a
cake or pastry containing meat, a
meat-pie.
Kpiinvdu) -u>, or Kprjfivnfti, (fr. Kpyft-
vog a precipice) to precipitate,
throw headlong, hurl, tumble ;
Kpfyrapai, to lean or hang over,
be suspended ; to weigh anchor.
pres. impr. act. KpfipvriQc inf.
Kprjfivavai' par. Konfiviig, -aaa,
-dv, g. -dvrog. impf. act. iKptip-
vvv, -ng,-n'
Kp-uvn. by Apoc. for *ofyyi70i,
pres. iinpt. art. Or lou. for
(355)
KPI
tKpi'fivn, 3 sin. impf. a^t. of
last.
Kpn/ivi^u), (fr. next) to cast down
headlong, fling over a precipice^
throtv down, hurl, precipi-
tate.
Kpnnvbg,-ov, b, (fr. ffpepawtohang)
an overhanging rock, precipice,
steep ridge, bank, shore.
KpnfivdTrjg, -nrog, >;, (fr. last) steep-
ness, ubrupt declivity.
Kptii*v6Tng, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
fountain, spring ; a waterfall.
K.prrpvwc'Tjs, -tog -ovg, b, !,, (fr.
same) precipitous, abrupt, rug-
ged, steep, craggy.
Kpijvat, 1 a. inf. act. — Kpjjvov, 1
a. impr. act. of Kpah w.
Kpnvaiog, -a, -ov, (fr. Kpfjvrj a
spring) of a fountain, springingt
bubbling, gushing.
Kpnvduv, JEo\. for Kpnvmv, g. pi. of
same.
Kpi'/vr), -ng, %, a spring, fount aint
well, source ; a cistern, reservoir,
pond.
KpnvidScg, -uv, al, Nymphs of the
wells.
Kprivlg, -tSog, 17, (dim. of Kpr'vrj a
fountain ) a little well ; a pool.
KpniTtSou) -£>, f. -wcu), (fr. Kpnrlg a
shoe) to shoe, put on shoes ; to
found, lay a foundation.
Kpi/iriSwfia, -arog, rb, (fr. last) a
shoeing ; a basis, foundation,
groundwork..
Kpnirig, -iSog,. fj, a shoe, slipper ; a
base, basis, foundation, ground-
work. Kpirizlhg, soldiers from
wearing this kind of shoe.
Kprjg, Dor. for iff fay.
Kpr)ff, -vrbg, b, and Kprjcca, -ng, tj*
(fr. KpiWn Crete) a man or vjo-
man of Crete, Cretan.
Kprjaipa, -ag, /% a wide sieve, colan-
der or basket for straining ; a
sifting cloth, wrapper.
Kpr/o-Kng, -ivrog, b, fr. Crescens,
Lat. a man's name.
Kpv<r<pvyvrov, -ov, rb, (fr. Kp^ff the
Cretan king Minos, and (pcvyu>
to escape) an asylum, refuge,
shelter, sanctuary ; a subsidy,
contribution.
KpS>Tii+ -ng, f], Lat. Creta, now
Candia.
KpnTiip, Ion. fr. Kparfjp.
Kanrlfa, (fr. Kovrn Crete) to imi-
tate, act or behave like the Cre-
tans.
Kpi, rb, by Apoc. from Kpidu or
KplftVOV.
KpiaSiu -C, (perhaps fr. kvo the
heart, and aSiu to gratify) to
laugh, smile.
Kpjye, Ion. for iKptyt, 3 sin. 2 a.
ind. act. of Kplfa.
Kpiypbg, -ov, b. and Kpiyv, -ijff, fj,
(fr. next) .1 creak, harsh noise ;
a shriek, squall, scream ; a hiss-
ing or uhizzing sound.
Kp<£w, f. -£w. p. K?Kcuxa, to creak,
grate, moke a harsh noise ; to
crack, snap ; to shriek, scream,
squall; to gnash, grind the teeth.
2 a. ind. act. (Kpiyov, and
IKfitKOV,
KPI
KflQcv, Boeot. Sync, for cxpldno-av
3 pi. 1 a. ititi. pass, of Kpivu.
Kpldh, -?ji, fi,by Apoc. Kp<, barley.
Kpidfjvai, inf. — Kpidijrc, -OCiai, 2
and 3 pi. 1 a. sub. pass. — Kpi-
OrjacoQc, -aovrai, 2 and 3* pi. 1 f.
UlCL pilSS. «f KptVU).
Kpidlvos, -n, -ov, and Kpidd)5ng,-eos
-ovg, b, f), (fr. Kpidfi barley) of
barley.
Kpiddv, %. pi. of sanie.
KptKcvy Ion. for KtKpiKt, 3 sin. per.
ind. act. of icpifa or of Kpivu>.
Or, Ion. and Poet, for V\pi-
ye, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of
Kplfa.
KoUog, -ou, 6, same as xlpKog.
Kp7uti, or Kplua, -arog, (fr. Kpfvw
to judge) judgment, deci
condemnation; punish-
ment, penalty, Jinr ;
act, statute ; a lawsuit, triul, li-
tigation. (!. Kpi^ari.
Kpluvov, -ov, rb, meal, coarse flour ;
barley.
Kplvat, 1 a. inf. — Kplvag, -aaa, -av,
1 a. par. act. — Kpivdficvog, -n,
-ov, |>ar. 1 a. mid. — Kplvavro,
Ion. for tKoivavro, 3 pi. 1 a. ind.
mid Kplvt, Ion. for ficptvc, 3
sin. impf.'act. — Kptvir
prc<. |ad. or iMipr. act. — Kpi-
viuoi, Poet, for Kplvuiat, 3 pi.
pres. sub. act. of Kpivut.
KptvQfvrcg, for KpiOivrcg,n. pi. par.
1 a. pass. OJ
Kpiiov, -ov, to, a lily ; a gourd ; a
poor person ; a kind of dance.
Kolvov, -eg, -r, impf. or 2 a. ind.
act. Ion. — Kplvov, -aria, 1 a.
impr. act. of Kpivu.
V-oivog, -cos -ovg, rd, a lily.
Rpi'rco, f. -M-cD, p. KtKplica, to win-
now, sift, scarce ; to scrutinize,
examine ; to separate, distin-
guish, discern ; to choose, pick
out, cull, select, prefer ; to think,
esteem ; to debate, argue, dis-
pute, contend, combat; to judge,
award, adjudge, regulate, rule,
divide, distribute ; to resolve, de-
termine, decide, decree, enact ;
to sentence, condemn, punish ;
to accuse, charge, blame, cen-
sure ; to interpret ; to interro-
gate, inquire, ask. 1 a. act. ind.
tKp'iva' impr. koivov, -drw inf.
Kplvaf par. Kplvag. 2 a. ind. act.
tKpivov. per. ind. pass. KtKpiuai,
1 a. pass. ind. tKpiBnv, and zicplv-
8nv sub. Kpi9Ci, -j/s, -rj' par. Kpi-
6eig, and KpivOdg. 1 f. ind. pass.
Kpi9))crouai.
Kpioirpdoio-rros, -ov, b, t), (fr. next,
and irp6awirov the face) ram-
faced, with the head of a ram.
KpTbg, -ov, b, a ram ; a battering-
ram ; one of the signs of the zo-
diac ; a chief, leader.
Kpio-in, -vg, h, a woman's name.
Kpicriuos, -ov, b, fh (fr. next) judi-
cious, exact, scrupulous, critical,
particular ; on which a change
or event is expected ; or an opi-
nion may be formed ; judicial,
with the right of judging.
K.pio<i,-io$, Att. -£<i>$, t], an adjudi-
KPO
cation, award, determination, de-
cision ; an opinion, judgment,
sentence ; a decree, act, statute ;
condemnation, punishment ; an
accusation, charge; a trial, suit,
controversy ; an estimation, va-
luation, rale ; a crisis, event,
incident, turn, periodical change,
alteration, d. Kpioci, a. Kpiaiv, pi.
cont. tcp'taug.
Kpioicpava, -uv, rd, a case^ desk,
press, Cabinet,
K.pio-irog,-ov, b, (fr. the hut.) Cris-
pus, a man's name.
Kpir/jpiov, -ov, to, (fr. icplvu) to
judge) (lie ni^lit, power or autho-
rity of judgment, jurisdiction ; a
trial, suit, controversy ; a judg-
ment-seat, tribunal, court or bench
of judge* ; a ticket or note of the
opinion otvoU ; a criterion^ trial,
proof
KpjY/K, -o?>, 6, (fr. same) a judge,
umpire, arbitrator.
Kpinicbg, -»), -bv, (fr. same) critical
, particular, accurate ; ju-
dicious, ingenious, shmrd, in-
telligent, judging, judicial, con-
. Htigioue , periodical,
oaueing or attended by a regu-
lar change. Subs, o critic, cen-
sor, censurer.
Kpirbg, -i), -bv, (fr. same) chosen,
culled, select, choice, excellent,
eminent, notable, remarkable.
Kp«o), >'i, a woman's name.
Kpluua, -urog, rd, (fr. Kpibg • ram)
an ornament on the chapiter of
a column ; a frontispiece,
Kpoaivo), f. -uvw, p. -ay/ca, (perhaps
fr. Kpoviii to beat) to prance, ca-
]>cr, toss the hi ad ; to stamp ; to
dance wantonly.
Kp6j3v\os, see Kpw@v\og.
Kpoiaos, -ov, b, Croesus, a man's
name.
Kp6ica, by Sync, for Kpox'da, a
sin. of KpoKi$.
KpoKdr\n, -ns, >), (fr. next) the
beach, strand, gravel or sand on
the shore.
KpStcn, -ns, >/, (fr. koiku) to strike)
the woof or weft, that is, the cross
thread in weaving ; a thread ;
the shore, strand, beach.
K.poKl$,-t8os, f}, (fr. same) the woof
or weft. See last.
KpoKd8ei\og, -ov, b, a crocodile.
Kpoicdcts, -effac., -tv, (fr. *cp<5/cof saf-
fron) of saffron ; saffron-colour-
ed, yellow.
KpoKdireirXoi, -ov, b, >'/, (fr. last, and
irtir\ov a robe) in a yellow dress,
in a robe the colour of the dawn ;
sqffro n- coloured.
Kpoicos, -ov, 6, KpoKov, -ov, rd, saf-
fron.
Kpduuvov, and Poet. Kpduvov, an
onion.
Kpovlfias, -ov, b, Dor. for
YLpovihn<;,-ov, 6, (fr. Kpdvog Saturn)
the son of Saturn, the Greek
Zeus, the Latin Jupiter.
KpovlKds,-ri, -bv, (fr. same) of Sa-
turn, Saturnian, ancient ; aged,
very old, doting, impaired by
age.
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KPO
Kpdvios, -a, -ov, (fr. same) same ai
last.
Kpovlwv, -wvos, b, (fr. same) same
as Kpovibns.
Kpdvoi, -ov, b, Chronus, or Ens;.
Saturn; time, antiquity; a harsh,
th old person,
Kpooaai, -C)v, u't, (fr. next) any
jazztd edge resembling lace or
; the battlements, pinna-
■I- merlons of a fort ; a lad
der, staircase.
lipoaabi, and Kpumo-df, -ov, b, the
•it' any garment; a border^
hem,e I aing or lapel ;
, fringe, flounce.
Kpoo-0-wroj, and Kpuoaurbs, -ov, b,
!l, harden!, lain!, fringed, twist-
ed, wreathed. Subs. mas. a
hiced cant, bordered robe, fringea
or flounced dress. Suits, ncnt. a
chain.
Kp6a(f>oi, -ov, b, the head of a wea-
pon ; tlie iron point at the foot oJ
a spear ; a dart, juiulin, &c.
KpoTaXl^u), f. -<auj, (fr. next) to
rattle, clatter ; to beat, strike in
anli r to make a noise ; to set out
with noise, go off rattling or clat-
tering.
Kpiru^ov, -ov, rb, (fr. kootiu) to
beat ) a castanet ; a rattle, Urn
lird, cymbal.
Kp6rd\o$, -ov, b, (fr. same) a talk
ative person, bubbler, rattler.
KpoTaipos, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. icpo-
riw to strike, and a<pfi the touch)
the temples.
Kporiu), f. -t'law, p. -nKa, (fr. updrus
a stroke) to beat, strike, thump,
knock ; to lash with noise, clat-
ter ; to clap, applaud.
KpoTnaubs, -ov,b,(fr. Kpovw to beat)
a beating, striking; noise, cla-
mour, din.
KpoYo?, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. same)
a stroke, thump ; a beating,
knocking ; clapping, applause.
Kp6ro)v, -ljvos, b, a tick, doglouse ;
a disease of the lungs.
KpoTiivn, -ni, >}, (fr. last) a disease
in the olive.
Kpovctv, pres. inf. act. — Kpovzre, 2
pi. impr. act. — Kpoviov, d. -ovti,
par. pres. act. of Kpovu).
Kpovpa, -droi, rb, (fr. Kooiw to beat)
a concert, sound of musical in-
struments ; a rattle, noise, din.
Kpovvtjdov, (fr. next) like a foun-
tain or spring.
Kpowbs, -ov, b, a spring, source,
fountain ; a torrent, stream.
Kpovira^a, -av, rd, Kpoiiitt^ai, -o)V,
a\, and Kpovirifya, -uv, rd, wood-
en shoes, clogs.
Kpovoas, -aca, -av, g. -oavrog, par.
1 a. act. of icpovij).
Kpovcis, -iog, Att.-£wf, ';, (fr. Kpovna
to strike) a striking, beating,
knocking, clashing ; a ringing
sound, noise ; a musical note or
tone ; an overwhelming or drown-
ing of another sound.
Kpovu), f. -ou), p. KtKpovKa, to beat,
strike, thump, knock, rap, hit ;
to dash together, clang, clap ; to
strike or pluy on 'he lyre : to
KPT
row backwards or stern foremost.
1 a. ind. act. (Kpovoa.
KptpSa, Kpvfihiv, and Dor. Kpuj3-
5av, (fr. kqvtttj) to hide) secretly,
privately, privily, unknown to,
without the knowledge of.
Kpvfids, -etaa, -tv, par. 2 a. pass. —
*Kpv(irjvai, 2 a. inf. pass. — Kpv-
firjaouai, -;/, -zrai, 2 f. ind. pass.
Of KpVTTTU).
Kpvfirj, (fr. same) same as KpvfiSa.
KpvEpbs, and Ion. Kpvcpolog, -a,
-oi', (fr. Kpvos cold) cold, chilly,
frigid ; shivering, benumbing.
Kpvdas, -zaaa, -ev, (fr. next) cold,
chilly ; chilling, fright ful.
Kpvos, -tos -ovs, to, and Kpvubs,
-ov, 6, cold, frost, ice, chilliness.
KpvrrrdSusj -a, -ov, Poet, for icpvir-
t6S. ^
Kpvirrd^u), f. -atria, to cover up,
hide, conceal.
KpvrrrduKOi, Ion. for Kpvizro).
Kpvirre, Ion. for itpv-nrs, 3 sin.
impf. act. of same.
Kpvir-rtKbs, -r), -bv, (fr. Kpv-KTca to
hide) secret, clandestine; close,
artful.
Kpvnrbs, -$, -bv, (fr. same) hidden,
concealed, private, secret.
Kpvirru), f. -iiw, p. tciicpvtpa, to hide,
cover, conceal; to disguise, dis-
semble, counterfeit, pretend; to
protect; to bury. 1 a. act. ind,
- fArpu^'a* sub. Kpvxpu), -t)s, -p' par,
icpvipas. 2 a. ind. act. iicpvflov
per. ind. pass. KtKpvuuai. 1 a
ind. pass. eKpv<pdnv. 2 a. pass,
ind. cKpvj3rjV inf. Kpvfirivai' par.
KpvPeis.
KpvrrTws, (fr. last) privately, in se-
cret, secretly, clandestinely.
KpvcrraWl^ovrt, d. sin. par. pres.
act. of
KpvoTaXX^w, (fr. KpvcrraWog crys-
tal) to shint, glitter or sparkle
like crystal ; to crystallize.
KpvordWlvos, -n, -ov, (fr. same) of
or like crystal, crystalline.
Kpvora\\6ouat -ovuai, (fr. same) to
freeze or be frozen, congeal.
KpuoraAAo?, -ov, 6, (fr. Kpvos cold,
and cr/AAco to contract) ice ;
crystal.
Kpv<p5, Dor. for Kpv<f>p.
Kpv<p(uog, -a, -ov, same as Kptityios.
Kpvipp, and KpvtprjSbv, (fr. next)
privately, in secret, secretly.
KovQios, -a, -ov, and -ov, 6, r/, (fr.
KpviTTu to hide) hidden, conceal-
ed, secret, private, d. pi. mas.
Ion. Kpvcpioioi.
KpvQiov, and Kpu^uoj, (fr. last) in
secret, privately.
Kpvfyos, -ov, b, (fr. same) a secret
place.
KTE
Kp'i/3i/Aoc, and Kp<J/?uAo?, -ov, b, the YLruvai
hair thrown back or braided up ;
a lock, curl, braid.
Kp^yubs, -ou, b, (fr. next) a croak-
ing, cawing.
Kpw£w, f. -£io, to croak, caw; to
speak hoarsely ; to prate idly.
K.pu>fta%, -ukos, b, same as kAw^u^.
Kpumov, -ov, to, a bilhook, prun-
ing-knife.
Kpioo-ooj, -of, 6, a water-vessel, pit-
cher, bucket, pail. See also upoo-
o-og.
Komoootov, -ov, to, same as xpoo-
ffordv, in Kpoo-aords.
Kpiurrjpidfa, to cut off the ensigns
or ornaments of captured ships.
Krd, Ion. for i/cra, Apoc. for fKra-
ve, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of kteivo).
KrduEv, Ion. and Krduzvui, Dor.
for KTCivai, 1 a. inf. act. of ktei-
vd). Or they are so for Krdvai,
pres. inf. act. of Krrjui, same as
KTl'lVUi.
Krauevoio, Ion. for Kraixivov, g. sin.
of
Krduzvos, -n, -ov, par. of EKrdunv,
2 a. ind. mid. of ktyiui, same as
KTtivia. Or, by Sync, for ktu-
vdutvos, par. of EKrzivdunv, 1 a,
ind. mid. of kteivu).
Krdv, Ion. for (ktuv, which by
Sync, for eKrr]oav,3 pi. of ektt)v
2 a. ind. act. of Krrjui.
Krdve. Ion. for ek-Sve, 3 sin. 2 a
ind. act. of ktuvo).
KravEEoBai, by Dial, for KravtlaQai,
2 f. inf. mid. — KraviovrEs, by
Dial, for KravovvrEs, n. pi. par.
2 f. act. — Kravzovoi, by Dial.
for Krai/oDa-i, 3 pi. 2 f. ind. act.
— Krdvdev, by Bceot. Sync, for
tKrdvdnoav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass.
— Kravovuai, -fj, -elrai, 2 f. ind.
mid. of KTiivo).
rdvras, Dor. for Krdvrvs, -ov, 6,
-uaa, -av, I
1 a. act. -
irnpr. act.
KTI1
inf. act. — Krclvai,
.. sin. KTtivavra, par,
• Kt£ii»£, 2 sin. pres.
— KraW for Ktei-
(fr. kteivo) to kill) a murderer,
manslayer, killer.
Krdouai Suai, f. -Krt'/crouai, p. kek-
TVfmi, and also tKrnuai, to ac-
quire, get, procure, obtain; to
beget ; to purchase, buy ; to pos-
sess, have, enjoy; to conciliate,
gain, recjncile. par. per. pass.
KtKTnfifvos, -n, mov. 1 a. ind.
pass. eKTtjdnv, -rjs, -n. 1 a. ind.
mid. cKTntrdfjiijv, -co, -aro.
KrdoQai, pres. inf. mid. — Krdro,
Ion. for ikt3.to, 3 sin. cont. impf.
mid. of last.
Krdodai, inf. — Krdro, Ion. for
EKrdro, 3 sin. of EKrdjinv, 2
ind. mid. of Krrjui for nrtivu.
Kra'w, same as Krrjui and kte'ivu),
which see. Also, for xrao
Kpupos, -to? -ouj, rb, (fr. same) I Kriavov, -ov, rb, and Kr/ap, -aro?,
concealment, privacy. | To, (fr. Krdouai to own) same as
Kpv^ai, 1 a. inf. act. — Kpt^aj, Krrjua.
-aaa, -av, par. 1 a. act. — Kpv- ■Krcdrecai, Ion. and Poet, for Kria
r^are, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. — m, \\. pi. of Kreao.
Kpvipt, Ion. for iKpv^t, 3 sin. 1 Krur^w, f. -t<ru>, 'Poet. (fr. Kriap
a. ind. act. — Kpv-Xio, -jjs, -?/, 1 a possession) to acquire, get, cb-
a. sub. act. of*ptJ7rr\o. | tain : to possess, ov:n.
Xpv\pis,-ios, Att. -£W?,»'i.(fr. same)|KT£ar(o-ff£, Ion. and Poet, fori
a Airfjn^, concealment,' privacy, I tKridrtae, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. acU ol]K
retirement, I last.
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v£tc, 2 pi. pros. ind. or impr. act.
— K-£(Vf'|U£Vrt(,Dor. for Kn/niv,
pres. inf. act. — KreiveoOai,
pres. inf. pass Krtivducvo^
-n, -ov, par. pres. pass. — Kre-
vw, f. ind. act. of
Ktsuco, f. ktzvu, p. iKraKa, to kill,
slay, put to death. 1 a. ind. act.
tKrziva. 2 a. ind. act. tKravov,
also fr. Krrjpi, iktijv, -ns, -n, in 3
pi. iKrncav, and 1 'or. iktov, -a?,
-a, in 3 pi. (Kraoav, by Sync,
f'xrav and k-uv, both in 1 sin.
and 3 pi. — per. ind. pass. iKrd-
uai. 1 a. ind. pass. iktuvOvv. 1
f. ind. pass. KravOijoouai. per.
ind. mid. iKrcva, Poet. iKova and
KEKOVa.
Krds, -tvbs, o, a comb.
Knvi^u, f. -yc-tu, (fr. last) to comb.
Krevvu), Krcvvvu) and Krivvvui,
same as kti'ivw.
Krsvui, -eis, -£?, 1 f. ind. act. of
same.
Kripag, -dros, rb, (fr. Krdouai to
possess) a possession, properly ;
a gift, present.
Kripea, -cov, ra, (perhaps fr. Krdw
to kill) a funeral, burial, exe-
quies ; a sacrifice for the dead
or to the shades; funeral ho-
nours.
KTtpd^ui and Krtp^co, f. -tow, Att.
-ito and -ifa, (fr. last) to perform
a funeral, celebrate burial rites,
inter, bury.
Kriptovai, Att. for Krzpioovai, 3 pi.
1 f. ind. act. of Kr£p(£to.
Kr£p('o£cjv, 3 pi. 1 a. opt. jEoI. of
KrEpiQu).
Kripiojxa, -drog, rb, (fr. same) the
performance of a funeral or
other riles for the dead ; exe-
quies, burial, interment ; funeral
honours.
KreuuEv, Ion. for ktSuev, 1 pi.
pres. sub. act. of kttjui.
KtvSwv, -6vo$, 6, (fr. kte\s a comb)
a comb, any thing like a comb ;
veins or sap-vessels in trees ; fila-
ments in leaves ; membranes or
fibres in the human body.
Krrjua, -aros, re, (fr. Krdouai to
own) a possession, property,
estate, farm ; goods, chattels,
substance, wealth; cattle, slaves^
&c. pi. Krrjua'a.
KrTijjit, f. KTr'/oii), p. EKTr]Ka, same aa
KTau) for KTiivu), to kill ; or,
Krdouai, to possess, which see.
2 a. ind. act. tKrnv, Dor. tKrav'
par. Krd$.
Krt'jvri, Krr'svuiv, n. and g. pi. cont.
of KTTJVOS.
KrrjvTjSbv, {fr. kttjvos cattle) like
cattle, like the beasts that perish,
promiscuously.
KrrjVTjrpfiibos, -ov, b, »'/, (fr. next,
and Tffyti) to rear) keeping or
rearine cattle. Subs, a herd, keep-
er of beasts.
rrjvos, -cos -ovs, rb, (fr. Krrjui for
| Krdouai to own, or Krsivd) to
KTI
■lay) a bea.it of burden ; a tame
beast f cattle, herds, flocks.
K7-^v/6(5>7f, -£oj -ovj, 6, i% (fr. last,
and ru)oj likeness) of or about
beasts or cattle ; lilu a beast,
brutish, beuslly ; senseless, irra-
tional; stupid, dull.
Krnoalnvv, -aio, -airo, 1 a. opt.
mid. — Kri'icaadai, 1 a. inf.
mid. — Kn'/oacdc, 2 pi. 1 a.
impr. mid. — Kt/'moOc, 2 pi. 1
a. sub. mid. of Krdopai.
Urneias, -ov, b, Clesias, a man's
name.
Kr^ais, -to j, Att. -cw?, »;, (fr. Krtfp
for Krdofiai to own) acquisition
acquirement ; possession, right,
interest ; an estate, farm, pro-
perty; house, home ; goods, chat-
tels, substance, wealth ; state,
circumstance.
'Krf/aouai, -r;, -trai, sin. 1 f. ind.
mid. of Krdopai.
Krtjra, ncut. pi. of Krnrds.
Krnrii, -i)s, »/, (fern, of same) a fe-
male slave.
Krjjnio;, -in, //, (fern, of next)
projit, gain ; a trade, calling,
occupation.
KTortKds, -r), -bv, (fr. Krdopai to
get) gainful, profitable ; possess-
ing, owning.
Kri/rii, -t), -ov, (fr. same) to be
got, that may be acjui'i'l, or.
■V, procurable ; hail, pos-
sessed, owned, bought, purchas-
ed.
KrtjTwp, -opos, b, (fr. same) a pos-
sessor, turner, n. pi. Kn'iTopts.
Krittos, -n Ion. -n, -ov, by Aphaer.
for tKrtStoc.
KW£a>, f. -law, p. (KTiKa, to build,
found ; to creote, make, frame,
form, fashion, compose; to insti-
tute, appoint, establish, 1 a. act.
ind. Ixriaa' impr. xriaov' inf.
KTiaai' par. Krtoas. per. ind.
pass. iKnapat. 1 a. pass. ind.
iKrladnv' par. KriaBtii.
KrYXof, -ou, b, a ram ; a chief,
leader, ruler, prince, priest. Adj.
mild, gentle, tame.
KnX«u> -w, (fr. last) to lame, do-
mesticate ; to sooth, coax, pet,
caress.
Kriptvog, Poet, for cKriapivos, par.
per. pass, of kti^u.
Kr?$, -!&)?, >i, same as ikt'ic.
Knodcdav, ion. and Dor. for ckti-
cdoBqv, 3 du. 1 a. ind. mid. of
KTlfa.
Kriffp, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. —
Kricrduc, a. -adivra, pass. —
KnV«f, d. -oavri, act. par. 1 a.
of same.
KtTctij, -toi, Att. -£w?, f), (fr. kt'i^w
to create) a making, forming,
composition ; formation, slnjc-
ture, fashion, frame, form ;
workmanship ; a renewal, rege-
neration, renovation ; the crea-
tion, universe, world ; a crea-
ture ; mankind, the rational
creation; an institution, esla-
blishmevt, appointment ; autho-
rity, magistracy, office, d. sin.
Krlaei.
KTA
Krlcpa, -aroy, rb, (fr. same) the
thing created ; a creation, pro-
duction, creature; a work, struc-
ture, g. pi. KTioudrutv.
Kriaov, -dru>, 1 a. impr. act. of
same.
K.rtori)s, -ov, b, (fr. same) a crea-
tor, maker ; a settler, inhabitant,
dweller.
Kiarbs, -t), -bv, (fr. same) created,
made, built, founded establish-
ed.
Kthttvs, -voi, t'i, (fr. same) a build-
in?, erection; a settling, plant-
ing a colony.
Krvitio) -u>, f. -fjoij), (fr. rvirru) to
strike) to sound, crash, thunder,
resound, re-echo, rattle, make a
noise, murmur, ring ; to inflict,
thump, beat.
K.rvrrjpa, -urof, rb, and Krvnos,
-ov, b, (fr. same) the sound of a
blow; a stroke, clap, peal, roar,
crash, rattle ; reverberation, echo ;
noise.
KrtZpai, 1 sin. cont. fr. Krdopai.
Ki'udof, -ov, b, (fr. yuw to pour) a
measure of about half a pint ; a
cup, glass.
Kvapcvri)(, -ov, b, (fir. Kvdpnc a
bean) a balloter,voter ; a fortune-
teller.
Kvaucvrbs, -i), -bv, (fr. same) elect-
ed, ballotted, chosen.
Kvnucvo), (fr. same) to ballot, elect,
choose, vote.
Kvapo06\os, -ov, o, (fr. same, and
(idr\Xuj to throw) an elector, voter;
a judge, umpire.
Ki'iifjvs, -ov, b, a bean; a ballot,
jicbble, counter ; a vote; lot, des-
tiny, fortune.
KvafiorpH^ -uyoi, b. (fr. last, and
rpoyw to eat) a liver on beans ;
a corrupt judge who lives by
bribes; an elector who sells his
vote.
Kvavatyic, -Ifios, f), (fr. Kvavbs a
dark colour, and aiyU a breast-
plate) with the terrible and black
shield.
Kvuifui, Dor. for Kvavc&v, g. pi.
— Kvavirj, fern. s'n. — Kvaviij-
oi, d. pi. Ion. — Kvavtauiv, g.
pi. JEo\. of
Kvdvtoc, -a and Ion. -n, -rv, and
Kvavtus, -a, -ov, (fr. Kvavbs
azure) blue, azure, gray ; ceru-
lean, sea-green; dark, gloomy,
dusky, black.
Kvavodpi!;, -rplXoSi °i »'/i (fr* Kvavbs
dark, and 'Sol!- hair) with dark
or dusky locks.
KvavoTTz^d, ->7f, hi (fr- same, and
ir(£a a foot) with dark feet.
Kvav6Tcr\og, -ov, 6, f;, (fr. same,
and iri-Xov a robe) in a dark
dress, sable-robed.
KvavoTTPuipos and -roolpao?, -ov, b,
fl, (fr. same, and rpwpa the
prow) with a dark head, blue
stem or sea-green prow.
Kvuvog, -ov, and Kvavbs, -ov, b,
azure colour, lazuli, dark blue,
cerulean or sea-green colour ;
raven-gray, lead colour, dark
hue; blackness.
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KvavStppvs, -Co?, b, »/, (fr. lart.
and o(f>pi>s the eyebrow) dark
I roued, with heavy or dark eye
brows.
Kvavo-^aiTtic, -,,„, b, fjy (""• samt
and \turr) the mane) with a black
mam, with dark locks, azure-
haireil.
Kvavuiiris, -Woj, //, (fr. same, and
wvp the eye) blue eyed, cerulean,
azure.
Kvap, kvutos, rb, the eye of a
niedle; the inner part of the
Kt'/ij3a, a cup, small vessel.
K.vl35a, (fr. KtiirTo) to bend) with
the head lurlintd.
K.v(lda, -ay, fj, (fr. kv[1os a die)
playing at dice ; gambling ;
fraud, sleight, cheating, knav-
ery.
K.v0i\n and YLv($f,\n, -Vi, !„ CybeU
or Rhea, the mother of the
gods.
Kvficpvaaii, KvQipvdrac, Kvfiepva-
rtip, Dor. for tcv(iipvnois, Kv(itp-
w'/rrjc, Kv(itpvt)rfip.
Kvpipvdu) -<2. f. -rich), to steer, pilot;
to guide, direct, govern, rule.
Kvpipvrioic, -tos, Att. -eos, ft, (fr.
last) steering, pilotage; guid-
ance, rule, government, pi. cont.
Kvficpvi'iocis.
KvPtpvfjriipa, -ay, h, (fr. same) a
governess, mistress, queen.
Kv0tpvr)Tfip, -npoi, Port, and Kt>-
(Itpvi'irris, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
pilot, sturrsman ; a master, ruler,
governor.
KvfitpvTjrtK?!, -t)c, fh (fern, of next)
viz. rixvn. The art of conduct-
ing a ship, navigation.
Kv@cpvririKbs,-n, -bv, (fr. Kv(3epvdj>
to steer) about steering, of a pilot;
on government, about ruling.
Kvflipviofibs, -ov, I, (fr. same) di-
rection, guidance, rule, govern-
ment.
Kvfttvrris, -ov, b, (fr. *cu/?oj a die) a
go mlder, gamester.
KvjievrtKbc, -r), -bv, (fr. same) of
gaming, about dice; expert at
play, clever at the dice.
Kvficvu), f. -cv(tu), (fr. same) to
play at dice, gamble; to risk,
venture, hazard.
Kvpn, -ns, f), ^ head; ahead, lop,
height.
KvP>'ifln, -qc, ,'h same as Kvfiftn.
Kv/3r)\ify, (fr. next) to strike with
an axe, cut with a hatchet, chop.
Ki!/?^A(?, -loos, f), an axe, hatchet, a
double axe.
VLvQikos, -i), -bv, (fr. Kvfios a cube)
cubical, like a die.
KvfiiffTdu) -w, f. -flaw, (fr. KVprj the
head) to tumble head over ; to
plunge, dive; to stand or dance
on the head.
Kv0iarr/ua, -dmg, to, and Ki'/?(ot>/-
f'fj -<"m Att -£w?, >/, (fr. last) a
standing or dancing on the head,
tumbling, diving.
Kvfttarrip, -Zoos, b, (fr. same) a
tumbler, one v:ho shows fen is of
activity or antic tricks ; a diver.
Kvfiirov, -ov, rb, (fr. Kurru) to bend)
KTA
the arm from the wrist to the el-
bow ; the elbow ; a cubit.
Ru/ios, -ov, b, a cube, die ; a solid
figure of six square sides ; any
thing of that shape.
Kvyxvis, -t<5o?, t), a large bowl, ba-
sin.
KvyXpapos, -ov, b, the leader of the
quails ; a bird which attends the
quails on their arrival in Greece
and Italy.
Kv5d£io, f. -utuj, (fr. kvSos a taunt)
to reproach, taunt, revile, abuse,
inveigh against.
Kv$aivu>, f. -av5, (fr. kv8os fame)
to celebrate, praise, commend, ho-
nour, extol ; to exult, rejoice, tri-
umph.
KvSdXluos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same)
famed, renowned, glorious, cele-
brated.
KvSapis, a turban, fillet, diadem,
head-dress.
KoSdta -5, (fr. kvSos fame) to glory,
take pride in, exult ; to honour,
respect, venerate ; to celebrate.,
adorn.
KdiV/cij, -tcoa, -cv, (fr. same)/a-
mous, renowned, celebrated ;
great, excellent.
Kvondtjvai, 1 a. inf. pass, of Kv6do).
KvSidveipns, -ov, b, t'i, (fr. kvSos
fame, and avrip a man) of noble
chiefs, famed for heroes ; honour-
able, distinguished, eminent.
KvSidu -ub, (fr. same) to glory, ex-
ult, take pride in ; to rejoice, tri-
umph.
Kv£iuos,-ov, b,?i, (fr. same) famed,
illustrious, renowned, noble, great,
excellent.
KvSidiov, Poet, for mSiQv, par.
pres. act. cont. of KvSidio.
Kvoiuv, -ovos, b, %, and Kv&drepos,
-a, -ov comp. and KvStcros sup.
of kvoos fame ; more or most glo-
rious, renoumed or illustrious,
nobler, noblest, greater, greatest.
KvSvbs, -4 -bv, (fr. kvSos fame) ce-
lebrated, noble, illustrious, great,
grand.
KvSoiSoizdui -5, (fr. KvSoiubs a tu-
mult, and Soviriu) to resound) to
bustle, disturb ; make ?ioisy
boasts, brag. 3 sin. cont. impf.
tKvSoiSoTta.
Kvootubs, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. kvw
to breed, and hiua terror, or
o?dpa for oiSnua a rising) bustle,
tumult, disturbance, confusion ;
uproar, din, mutiny, sedition, in-
surrection.
KvSos, -£oj -ovs, to, fame, glory,
renown ; an honour, ornament j
rank, dignify, elevation, pre-emi-
nence ; v\ctcry, triumph ; exul-
tation, boasting, pride.
KvSos, -ov, b, a reproach, taunt;
disgrace, shame.
Kvtpbs, -a, -bv, (fr, kvSos fame) fa-
mous, renowned, glorious, great,
grand, noble.
Kv6u)v, -wvos, fj, Cydon, the name
of a city.
KvSiovios, -a, -ov, (fr. last) of Cy-
don, Cydonian. KvSuvtov urj-
\ov, a Cydonian apple, quince.
KTK
Kvei, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. — Kvets,
par. 2.a. pass, of kvio.
Kvio) -w, same as kvu).
Kvrjua, -dros, to, (fr. kvlo to breed)
a foetus, embryo, a creature in
the womb.
Kvncis, -ios, Att. -£u>s, r), (fr. same)
pregnancy, conception, breeding.
\Ylv9riptia, -as, n, (fr. next) Cythe-
i rea, an epithet of Venus.
VLvd>'ipa, -as, ff, Cythera, a city of
I Cyprus.
KvdpdyavXos, -ov, b, see ^yrpoyav-
\os.
Kui'£, -'ikos, )), a certain bulbous
plant.
KvKas, a species of palm.
KvKaio -w, f. -tow, to mix, mingle ;
to confuse, trouble, confound, dis-
turb ; make turbid.
KvKtia, -as, fj, (fr. last) amingling,
mixture ; confusion, disturbance.
Kvkclo, and Poet. Ku«iu, by Apoc.
for KVKiiopa, a. sin. of
KvKtuv, -iovos, b, (fr. Kvxdia to mix)
a mixed drink.
KvKrjOijTnv, Ion. for eKVKn&rJTnv, 3
du. 1 a. ind. pass, of same.
KvKijua, -aTos, to, and Kvktjo-is,
-ios, Att. -tu>s, fi, (fr. same) con-
fusion, tumult, disturbance.
Kv<Xa, -cov, tu, same as kvkXoi, pi.
of kvkXos .
KvK\dSeg, -wv, al, (pi. of next) Cy-
clades, islands in the iEgean sea.
KvkXus, -ados, ft, (fr. kvkXos a cir-
cle) a woman's dress ; a round
gown with a long train. Adj.
rounded, round, circular,
KvkXcvlo, same as kvkX6io.
KvkXiu, (fr. kvkXos a circle) to
turn, roll, whirl, circulate, re-
volve ; to carry or convey on
wheels, wheel off, drive away ; to
wind, roll up, coil.
KvicXno'bv, (fr. same) like a circle;
in a circle, around, on all sides.
KvkXikos, ->), -bv, KtitcXios, -a, -ov,
aii-i KvkXocis, -eoffa, -tv, (fr.
same) circular, round, rounded,
in a circle.
KvkXis, see KtyicXis.
KvkXoBcv, (fr, kvkXos a circle) in a
circle, round about.
KvkXos, -qv, b, a circle, round, hoop,
circumference ; the ring of a
wheel, a wheel; a disk, or any
thing round ; an orb, orbit, com-
pass ; a circuit, revolution ; an
argument in a circle ; a period,
full sentence ; a society, assem-
bly, assemblage ; a cluster or
ring of persons or of slaves to be
sold ; the place where they were
sold ; the walls or fortifications
of a city. KvkXoi, the cheeks.
KvkX6(tc, (fr. last) like a circle,
round about, in a rirnr.
KvkcXoTtpris, -ios -ovs, b, >/, (fr. same,
and Ttpeu to turn in a lathe) turn-
ed, made round, rounded; cir-
cular, bent into a circle.
KvkXov/jlevos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. — KvacXoC(t', for kvk-'i
Xovffi, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind. act. J
of KVKXiu), or of
KvkXou) -w, f. -w<TU), p. K£Aj5/cAw/ca,i
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KTA
(fr. kvkXos a circle) to surround^
environ, draw a circle round,
compass about, enclose ; to be-
siege, invest ; to tie about, gird;
to move or drive in a circle. 1 a.
ind. pass. eKvKXiiOrjv, -vs, -n.
KvkXio, (d. sin. of same) in a cir-
cle or ring, round about, on at
sides.
KvxXudds, neut. pi. -divra, pass.
— KvuXwoas, g. pi. -advTuv, act.
par. 1 a. of kvkXow.
KvicXuua, -dros, to, and KvkXwois,
-ios, Att. -£(x>si »% (fr. same) a
surrounding, encompassing ; a
circuit, round, visitation, survey ;
a turn or revolution of a wheel;
a drum.
KuvXwrdf, -»), -bv, (fr. kvkXoo) to
surround) round, circular, round-
ed, made round.
KvkXwxJ/, -toiros, b, (fr. kvkXos *■
circle, and w'^/ the eye) Cyclops,
a certain fabulous character ; a
giant vnth one eye.
Kvkvos, -ov, b, a swan.
Kvkowvti, Poet, for kvkuvti, d. sin.
cont. par. pres. act. of KVKdw.
KvXa, -tt)v, tu, the hollow of the eye.
KvXtSiv -di, same as Kv\iu>.
KvXlvScTai, 3 sin. pres. pass. —
KvXivStro, Ion. for ewXivSeTO, 3
'dout
of
-rj, -ov. par. pres. pass.
KvXivfifu) -0), same asjcuXtw.
KvXiv&pos, -ov, b, (fr. next) a cy-
linder, roller, rollingstone.
KvXivbu), dame £ts kvXiii).
KvXikiov, -ov, to, (dim. of next) a
small cup.
KuAif, -?kos, >/, a cup, drinking
vessel, large or small ; a goblet,
bowl, tankard.
KvXias, -ios, Att. -ew?, i), KvXiaua,
-dros, to, and KvXiaubs, -ov, b,
(fr. kvXilo to roll) a rolling,
tumbling, wallowing ; a dusting
or sprinkling with sand by the
wrestlers ; the place for rolling or
sprinkling ; a place where beasts
lie and tumble.
KvXictos, -r), -bv, (fr. same) rolled,
tumbled, wallowed.
KvXiyvn, -ns, i?» *"d KvXtyvos, -ov,
b, (fr. kvXiI- a cup) u small tup
with a narrow mouth ; a cup-
ping-glass ; a pot, gallipot.
KvXi%viov,-ov, rb, (dim. of last) a
small jar, pot, &c.
KCXla), f. -ioiti, also KvXi8(io,KvXiv-
Jfw. KvXlvdio, and KaXiv5iu), to
roll, trundle ; to tumble, toss, wal-
low ; to fall down. KvXivddpai,
-Seouai, &c. to be tumbling, to
totter, hang over, impend , to
hurry away, make off, scamper.
KvXXoTrodluiv, -iovos, b,f/, (fr. KvXXbs
lame, and row? the foot) bandy,
bowlegged, clubfooted, lame.
KvXXos, -h, -bv, (perhaps fr. KoXbs
maimed) lame, halt, crippled,
contracted ; crooked, bent, bow-
ed, distorted ; maimed, deficient,
defective.
KvXoi6idio -w, (fr. KvXa the hollow
of the eyes, and oiSdw to swell)
to be ajflicted in the eyes, have
KTM
the eyes swollen with illness, grief,
or desire; to weep for, long for.
KvXotSiwvrtg, n. pi. cont. par. pre*.
act. of last.
KvXuv, -ujvog, b, Cylo, a man's
name.
Kutta, -drog, rb, a wave, surge, bil-
low ; a flood, torrent ; ach
pestilence, nun. pi. Kv/tara, g.
KVfidruiv.
Kvualvnvrog, g. sin. par. pres. act.
Of IN
Kiiftaivw, f. -avu), p. KtKVfiayKa, (fr.
kZu'i a wave) to swell, boil, luge,
slorm ; to icsve, roll, toss on the
tt ; to foam, fret, be vexed,
irritated, transported with any
passion ; to expand, open out.
Kvuariag, and Iou. Kvparlns, -ov,
b, (fr. same) swelling HfUA
waves, boisterous, foaming, tern-
pestuous.
YLvyarin, -ng,ft, (""• same) the roll-
ing of the sea; a storm, tim-
K.t'/iir<£w, f. -taut, (fr. same) to
raise in nuns, disturb, agitate*
Kvuariov, -ov, rd, (dim. OJ
a hull unii ; a leaned border or
moulding ; a ringlet, curl.
K.viniroir\i)£, -r/yos, o, ft, (fr. kvuq
B wave, and rA/Jc-ffw to strike)
■,ti n, vtashsd by tki
Kvunrdw -d, same as KOfUtHctt.
Kufiarojy^, -775, and Ku^nrujyj), -Ttg,
^, (fr. »cC^a a wave, and dyvvui
to break) the shore, beach,
strand ; a rock, reef, rrng.
Kvuarudns, -cos -ovg, b, ft, (fr.
same) wary, billowy, amend
ici/h mtrge. fbamingi boisterous.
KvuaruiQelg, -at™, -iv, par. 1 a.
pass, of KVfiardu).
KvupaXifa, (fr. next) to beat or
play on cymbals.
Kvp^liXov, -ov, rb, (fr. Kvp^og hol-
low) a cymbal, tambourine,
drum.
Kvupdxos, -•*, &, 5, (»"• next)
headlong, head foremost, upon
the head.
Kvufin, -»/?, ft, (fern, of kvuQos hol-
low) a boat, skiff" ; a cup, ves-
sel, shell, saltcellar ; the head.
Kvpfiiov, and \ivuflov, -ov, rd, (fr.
s.inie) a small vessel, cruet, ewer,
drinking c\
Kvp0ug, -ov, o, (pertiaps fr. Kvqbbg
bent) a hollow, depression ; the
inside ; the bottom.
Kvtin, -rig, ft, Cum*, and Chance,
■a city of ^Eolia..
Kiuivts, -tog, Att. -tug, and hSos, ft,
some night-bird ; the homed
owl.
Ktwi'ov, -ov, rb, the \jer*t cummin,
ai i its seed.
Ku^oijf'y/iwv, -ovog, b, ft, (fr. Kv/xa a
wave, and <5^o/;«t to receive)
t/>aue-recemn£, wave-beaten.
KvfjioSdKri, -rig, ft, Cymodoci, a sea
nymph.
\LvpoQ6r), -vg, ft, Cymothoe, a sea
nymph.
Kv)jL0ir6ir\£ia, -ag, ft, a woman's
name.
Kvuu>, -6og -ovg, ft, a sea nymph.
KT.\
Kvvayhag, -ov, b, Dor. for Kvvrjyi-
rng.
Kvvdyxti, -rig, ft, (fr. kvuiv a dog,
and iiyx»S choking) a di U
the throat, the quinsy, inflamma-
KwayxXxbg, -ft, -ov, (fr. last) af-
flicL : with the quinsy.
Kvvaywg, Dor. lor Kvvny6g.
Kvii'na'id, see Kwdftvta,
KvidvOpiiinos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. kvuiv a
doe. Mid uiOoiorog a man) wily,
crafty, double dealing} shnmi-
udt nt, barcj
Km'rttior, -ov, to, (dim. of KViA>v a
dog) a little dog ; a wh>!p, pup-
py-
Kvvag, a. pi. K6vt{. n. pi. ot same.
Kvvdg, -aiog, ft, (fr. same) bread
Used to wash the lands and thin
thrown to the dogs^Q washboll;
-oriir. Adj. of or about
a dog, as dog-days, dog-hairs,
&c.
Kvvirj -ft, -ing -ftg, ft, (fr. same) n
.111 ; 11 nip, hi I met, hnid-
, made of or coemd
with it.
Kvvciog, -a, -ov, or -ov, 6, fj, and
Kvvcog, -a, -ov, (fr. same) cunim ,
of <t dog, like a dog ; currish,
brutal, brutish ; impudi nt, shumc-
less.
Kvviovv, Ion. and by Poet. Epenth.
tor ttxivoWf imp!", act. cont. of
KVl'tOJ.
Kvviaoi, PoeL or Ion. for kvoi, d.
pi. of KViOV.
Vivvioj -u>, (fr. kvu) to kiss) to fawn ;
to kiss, salute ; to flatter, com-
pliment, soothe ; to honour, wor-
ship, adore,
Kvvnyiaiov, -ov, rb, (fr. kvwv a
do;/, and dyw to lead) a pack of
hounds ; a hunting-pole, spear,
tails ; Dover, ground far hunt-
ing ; game, sport, prey; hunt-
ing, CO
Kvvtryfrrjg, -ov, b, (fr. same) adog-
li oat r or keeper, huntsman,
sportsman, hunter.
Kvvijyitj) -ib, f. ->jou), (fr. same) to
hunt, chase, pursue, course.
Kvvtiybg, -ov, b, (fr. same) a hunt-
er, sportsman.
HvvfjSiv, (fr. same) like a dog, ra-
venously ; shamelessly.
KwUiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of kvuiv a
do<.-) a little dog, whelp, puppy.
Kvukbg,-r),-uv, (fr. same) canine,
like a flog ; cynical, currish,
snappish ; sour, morose ; impu-
dent, shameless.
Kwotovg, -ovrog, b, (fr. same, and
oc,oi>; a tooth) the dog-tooth, ca-
nine tooth or eye-tooth.
K.vvoQuprrr)g, -iog -oig, b, '/, and Ku-
voBapobg, -ila, -v, (fr. same, and
Sapvog boldness) impudent,
shameless, barefaced.
VLvvoKtipaXog, -ov, b, »/, (fr. same,
and KcejaMi the head) with the
head of a dog.
Yi.vv6p.via, -ag, f), (fr. same, and
fxv~ia a fly) a dogfly ; a swarm
of flies ; a forward person ; an
intruder.
(360)
Kin
Kvvoirp6(r*)i7os, -ov, b, fh (fr. same,
and irpocuiiiov the face) with the
r head of a dog ; dog-vi-
Kvvooovpn, -ag, ,), (fr. ^.n„, und
ovpd the tail) a dog's tail; the
cynosure or polar star, in the
tail of the little dog or lesser
bear.
Kvvrtpog, -a, -ov comp. Kvvrarof
slip, of KVlOV.
Kvvuini, v. of
Kvvwirng, -ov, b, (fr. ki'wv a dog, and
w\p the tar. j with the Jace or
hind of a ilog. Adj. imjmdint,
insolent, thameless, b,tn faced, im-
modest} ravenous, greedy.
KwioTTtg, -i"dog, f), fern, for last in
the Adj.
livog, -tog -ovg, rb, (fr. *ct5ai to con-
ceive) a fattUS, embryo, creature
in tin womt , conception.
Kvovucvog, par. pres. pass. cont. of
KVl'u).
K.vo<j>opiij), f. -TJcru), (fr. xiog a con-
n, and <J,ipu) to carry) to be
pregnant, conceive, breed.
Kvrnploatvos or -rrtvog, -n, -ov, (fr.
ne. xt) of cypress ; lasting, dura
lib .
Kvirdptoaog or -rroy, -ov, {\, the cy-
jiti in tree.
Kvrapog, -ov, b, a large capacious
vessel ; a tub, pail.
Kvirds, -ados, and Ki)7raffffiy, -iog,
Att. -tu>s, >'i, a coverlet, quilt ; a
blank) t, bedclothes; a robe,
gown, long outer garment,
clonk.
Kvirupos, -ov,i), and Kvrrctpov, -ov,
rb, cyperis, an Indian water-
plant, the root of which resem-
bles ginger, and is fragrant ;
wild galingall.
KvrtWov, -ov, rb, a cup, goblet,
tumbler.
Ikvjpidpxns, -f>v, b, (fr. Kvizpos Cy-
prus, and dpxui to govern) the
governor of Cyprus.
KvirpiSa, and Kvirpiv, a. sin. of Ktf
irpis.
Kvirpifa, (fr. Kvirpis Venus) to
bloom, look beautiful ; to sprout,
flourish, shoot, bud.
Kvirpivov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
Cyprian ointment, a perfume
from Cyprus.
Kvirptvos, -Tj, -ov, (fr. Kv-Kpos Cy-
prus) of Cyprus, Cyprian.
Kvttqios, -ov, b, ;/, (fr. same) a Cy-
prian.
KinTpig,-t(]og,fi, (fr. same) Venus,
a. sin. KvirpiSa, and Kvirpiv.
Kvirpiauog, -ov, b, (fr. Kvirpi^io to
bloom) a budding, shooting,
sprouting ; bloom, luxuriance.
Kvrpoyeveia, -ag, ft, (fr. Kvirpog
Cyprus, and yivouai to be born)
born in Cyprus, Cyprian, an
epithet of Venus.
Kvirpoyevng, -iog -ovg, b, ft, (fr.
same) bom in Cyprus.
Kvirpog, -ov, ft, Cyprus, the name
of an island ; also the cypress
tree.
Kvirrd^o), f. -acw, (fr. kvttto) to
bend) to lean or stoop down, bend
KTP
over, look down at ; to stay,
wait ; to delay, loiter, idle.
Kitrk, -/?, -ok, (fr. same) bent,
leaning; stooping ; suppliant,
kneeling, prostrate.
Kvtttu), f. -i^w, to curve, crooken ;
to bend, lean, stoop down to look.
1 a. act. ind. iicvi^a' par. icvipas,
-aaa, -av.
Kvpdva, -as, i/, Dor. for Kvp>)vn.
KvppaTos, -a, -ov, (fr. kvo{}is a tab-
let) high, lofty, set up, posted ;
upright, erect ; en graven, indent-
ed like a millstone, of or from a
millstone, ground.
Kvpfidaia, -as, fi, a cock's comb ; a
turban,
KvpfttS, -toe, Att. -£wj, b or ff, a
triangular tablet on which laws
were published ; the law ; a slab,
plank, lid, cover ; a pettifogger,
smatterer in the law ; plans or
maps engraven on stones ; a
millstone because so indented.
VLvpz, Ion. for iicvpc, 3 sin. impf.
act. of Kvpu).
Kvpeia, -as, f/, (fr. Kvpos authority)
dominion, rule, sway, authority,
sovereignty, lordship.
Kvpiu), f. -?;cw, (fr. th. Kvpa to hap-
pen) to meet with, fall upon ; to
reach, obtain, attain, acquire,
get ; to happen, occur, come to
pass, befall, fall out ; to exist, be.
Kvpn, -ns, f), a name of Ceres.
Kvpnpdw -w, f. -dau), to fight with
horns ; to horn, butt.
Kvpfjflia, -wv, rd,the chaff or husks
of barley or of beans ; bran.
Kvprjua, and by Sync. Kvpua, -aros,
rb, (fr. Kvpu to meet with) a
meeting, rencounter ; quickness
readiness ; any thing found or
got unexpectedly ; prey, booty.
Kvpijvn, -ns, fi, Cyrene', a city of
Africa.
Kvprjvios, -ov, b, (fr. theLat.) Qui-
riaus.
Kvpfjaai, 1 a. inf. act. — Kvpfjaas,
-aaa, -av. par. 1 a. act. of Kvpiut.
KvpOtig, -ziaa, -tv, par. 1 a. pass.
of KVpti).
Kvpia,-as, i), (fern, of icvpios chief)
a mistress, lady.
Kvptaicds, -fi, -6v, (fr. same, th. kv-
pos authority) of the Lord, the
Lord's.
Kvpicvet, 3 sin, -tvofjiev, -evovai, 1
and 3 pi. pres. ind. act. — Kvpuv-
6vru>v, g. pi. par. pres. act. — Ku-
puvasi, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. — Kvpiev-
an, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of
Kvpievu), f. -tvam, p. KtKvpkvKa, (fr.
Kvpios chief) to rule, govern, com-
mand, control ; to oxen, enjoy,
possess ; to domineer, tyrannize :
to subdue, conquer, reduce ; to
empower, authorize, give a right,
set up a lord.
£.uf>('£u>, and Kvplaao), (fr. Ktpas a
horn) to attack with the horns,
horn, butt, gore ; to strike down,
fell.
Kvptos,-a,-ov, (fr. Kvpos authority)
ruling, presiding, authoritative,
supreme, chief, principal ; ex-
cellent, superior, choice, eenuir.e ;
Z z
KTT
Kfi0
proper, especial, peculiar ; frm,\Kvrtaos, -ov, b, the cytisut, free-rre-
fixed, ratified, confirmed, au- foil.
thorized, sanctioned. Subs
prince, ruler, lord, master, sir.
Kvpi6rns, -nros, fj, (fr. same) do-
minion, rule, power, authority,
lordship ; a power, rank or order.
a. Kvpidrnra, n. pi. icvpiornrts.
Kvpiaau), see icvpi^u).
K.vpxavdu -u>, (fr. kvkou) to mix)
to disturb, confuse, embroil, make
mischief, pres. inf. act. nvpica-
vdeiv -av.
Kvpua, -aros, rb, see Kvpnpa.
Kvpv\ for Kvpve, v. of Ki'pvoj, -ov,
b, a man's name.
Kvpos, -tog -ovs, to, authority, in-
fluence, credit, reputation ; do-
minion, rule, sovereign power ;
sanction, ratif. cation, confirma-
tion ; a decree, act, statute ; a
crisis, point or hinge of affairs.
Ki pos, -ov, b, Cyrus, a man's name.
Kvpovv, pres. inf. act. cont. —
Kvpovaa, n. fem. cont. par. pres.
act. of Kvpou).
Kvpov-aiSeia, -as, fi, (fr. Kvpos Cy-
rus, and iratSeia education, th.
irals a child) the education of Cy-
rus, the name of a Greek novel.
Kvpou) -<3, f. -u>au>, p. KZKvpuiKa, (fr.
Kvpos sanction) to enact, decree,
authorize, sanction, confirm, ra-
tify, per. ind. pass. KtKvpwuai.
1 a. ind. pass. eKvpwOnv. 1 f.
ind. pass. Kvpu>8>'iaouai.
Kvpaat, 1 a. inf. act. — Kvpaas,
-aaa, -av, par. 1 a. act. — Kvp-
o-o), -eis, -et, 1 f. ind. act. JEol.
of Kvpu>.
Kvprbsj and iEol. Kvpabs, -fi, -bv,
bent, curved ; swelling, raised,
convex, gibbous.
Kvpros, -ov, b, also Kvprn and Kvp-
ns, (fr. last) a net, poke, cage or
crib to catch Jish
Kvpr6oi -&, (fr. same) to bend, hol-
low, curve ; to curl or turn
round over ; to distort, make
crooked, par. 1 a. pass, tcvproi
dels, -ilea, -iv.
Kvprwua, -aros, rb, (fr. last) i
hump, bunch, swelling, tumour ;
a curvature, bending, windi'i?
Kvpw, f. jEoI. Kvptjit), to fill or
come upon, meet with ; to hit
upon, strike against ; to reach,
attain, get ; to exist, be. par,
1 a. pass. KvpOels, -e7ca, -ii.
Kvp&o-ai, 1 a. inf. act. of Kvpdo.
Kvcas, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a. act. —
Rfcs or KPo-ej', Ion. for tKvat,
3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. — KvoW,
1 a. impr. act. — Kvcai, 1 a.
inf. act. of kilo.
YLvoQos Kvcos, -ov, b, and Kiic"-?,
-ov, b, the buttocks, rump, breech ;
the female privities.
Ki'ari, d. pi. of kv<i)v.
KvaaafjLivn, Poet, for Kvaautvn, n.
fem. par. 1 a. mid. — Ki'trce,
Ion. and Poet, for iicvae, 3 sin. 1
a. ind. act. of k»u>.
KtVr;;,-, -ios, Att. -£(!>£, ft, the blad-
der, a. sin. kvctiv.
Krru x. -wi', ol, the blossom of the\
vornegranate.
(S61)
Kvtos, -cos -ovs, rb, a cavity. hoU
low ; a ve**cl ; the hold of a ship ;
a shell ; a trunk, case; the belly,
body.
Kvrpav, Dor. for ^vrpnv, a. of £i5-
rpa.
Kvrrapos,-ov, b, (fr. kvtos a cavi-
ty) a partition, division or comb
in bees'1 or U'asps' nests.
KbipeWa, -wv, rd, (perhaps fr. «ru-
(pbs bent) a cloud; any hollow
or dark cavity.
Kvtpi, some kind of perfume or
odour, incense.
Kvtibs, -ii, -bv, (fr. Kv-rrrw to bend)
bent, curved, crooked ; swelling,
convex, tumid, raised.
Kvcjuov, -(ovos, b, (fr. last) a shed,
vaulted roof ; a crooked staff or
stick; plough-tail or handle; a
neck yoke or collar which bent
down the culprit or drew his
neck and heels together, a strap-
pado ; an article of dress.
Ki'^wv' for tcvQuva, a. sin. of last.
Kv^as, -aaa, -av, in n. pi. Kvipav-
res, par. 1 a. act. — Kvipai, 1 a.
inf. a<ct. — Kvipu), 1 f. ind. act.
Of KVXTii).
Kv\j.f\n, -ns, fi, a beehive or bees-
cap ; a corn measure ; a chest,
trunk ; the inner part of the ear ;
the foulness which gathers there
ear-wax.
Kvxj.e\is, -iSos, ft, a hollow cavity ; a
nest, pigeon-hole ; a trunk, case,
chest; the hollow of the ear ; ear'
wax.
Kv\pe\os, -ov, b, (fr. last, th. kvittw
to hide) a marten or swallow.
Also, Cypselus, a man's name.
Kvut, f. Kvau, p. KiicvKa and Kviui,
to conceive, breed, be pregnant ;
to teem, hatch ; to kiss, salute,
embrace ; to fawn, coax, crouch.
Kvu)v, icvvbs, b or fj, a dog or bitch ;
a vile person ; a dogjfeh, sword-
fish ; the dogstar ; a Cynic phi-
losopher ; any creature of prey,
real or imaginary, a vulture,
griffin* gorgov, monster. Adj.
morose, surly, captious ; foul,
shameless, impure, indecent.
Kuas and KcDaj, cont, kus, same
as kCjos.
Ku(3ibs, -ov, b, a gudgeon.
KdSeia and Kudia, -as, fi, the head
of the poppy ; a ball, globule,
round lump.
Rutin, -ns, »/, poppy-seed, fruit of
the poppy.
Kwc'iov, -ov, rb, cont. for xuitSiov,
(fr. Ktbs a sheepskin) a hide,
leather, skin ; a fleece.
KwSuiv, -wvos, b, a bell, rattle, clap-
per ; the bell of a trumpet, a
trumpet ; a noisy person.
Ku5m, pi. of k<j)s-
Kdidiov, -ujvos, b, a drinking vessel,
jug, jar, canteen ; a drinking-
bout, revelling.
Ku>0wi'i£(D,f. -tau>, (fr. last) to drink
deeply, tipple, boose.
Ku)9u>viarr;piov, -ov, rb, (fr. last) a
[ dining-room, banquetting-hall.
KfiM
Kw*iA<a, -wv, rd, (fr. K6y%os a
shell) creatures covered with
shell*; shellfish.
K»iKu\df, -ov, b, Cocalus, a man's
name.
KuK»ua, -dros, rb, (fr. kukvu) to
wail) weeping, wailing, howling,
lamentation.
Kuncvrds, -ov, 6, (same as last)
Also Cocytus, one of the feigned
rivers of hdl.
Kukvw, f. -vow, to weep, wail, de-
plore, lament ; to cry out, howl,
shriek.
Ktt)\tixpirat, -uv, oi, (fr. tcurXov a
piece, and aydpur to collect) re~
ceivers of the priests' dues, offi-
cers who collected those parts of
the sacrifices due to the priest ;
public treasurers.
KwXcu, -.Is, KoAr,, -t)i, and KwAa/a,
-at, fa (fr. kwAov a limb) a fore-
leg or gamnion of bacon, hand of
pork ; a bundle or truss of hay.
%u>rj\p, -rjT70i, i/, (fr. same) the
ankle ; the pastern ; the calf ;
the ham, hamstring.
KwAfrdj, -r), -bv, (fr. same) of the
colon or great gut ; colic, affect-
ing the bout Is.
Kw\ov, -ov, rd, a limb, member, leg,
arm, but particularly the foot ;
the body, carcass ; a division of
a sentence ; the colon or large
gut.
KwAi'tt, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. —
KwAOtiy, pres. inf. act. — KwAut-
tc, 2 pi. pres. ind. or inipr. act.
— KuiXvtffdai, pres. inf. pass. —
KoXvoai, inf. — KwAi'ffj/f, 2 sin.
I a. sub. act. — Kw\v6iiTts, n.
pi. par. I a. pass, of kwAuw.
KutXiiftn, -Xros, rd, and KutXi/jv,
-Vi, h, (fr* *wAi'u» to hinder) a
himlranri, impediment, obstacle ;
a restraint, prohibition ; stocks,
pillwy,
KiiAr.ffij, -iof, Att. -cue, fj, same as
last.
KurXvrr)p, -?ipoc, and KojrAur/)?, -ov,
b, (fr. xwAi'w to hinder) a hin-
derer, obstrurter, stojrper.
KwAi'u), f. -Offw, p. svcwXvKa, to
check, hinder, stop, *tay, delay ;
to impede, obstruct; to prohibit,
forbid. 1 a. ind. pass. ocwXvOnv.
KwAuwv, -ovoa, -ov, a. -pvra, par.
pres. act. of last.
KurXurTrjs, -ov, b, an eft or newt.
Kurua, -tiros, rd, (fr. tcoiudw to lull)
deep steep ; a lethargy, insensi-
bility.
Kw/i«i£ov, Ion. for tmifiatyv, impf.
act. — Kuu/iclovra, a sin. par.
pres. act. of
Kwju^io, (fr. icSruos revelry) to in-
stitute a feast, keep a festival,
celebrate with songs ; to feast,
revel, riot ; to dunce and sing,
carouse.
Kmuuk6v, -o3, to, an aromatic fruit ;
the clove or clove-tree.
RtLuai;, -i'iVm?, b, (fr. K&itoq revelry)
a Silly tnfer, fop, dandy.
Ko-'nii^are, Dor. for Kiuudamc, 2 pi.
1 a. inipr. act. of Kurud^ur.
K.u>udp%ns, -ov, b, (fr. kwuh a vil-
Kp.n
lage, and dp%w to rule) a govern-
or of a town, mayor, magistrate.
Kwudotttv, Dor. for noiudfyn, pres.
inf. act. of Kwudfa.
Kupaoia, -as, //, (fr. *w^a£u> to
revel) revelry, feasting, jollity,
riotous mirth, carousing.
Kwuaerrt)s, -ov, b, (fr. same) a re-
vtllcr, J easier, carouser.
Kiip/, -ns, i'i, a town, village; a
hamlet, canton, district.
Korunvbv, (fr. last) in villages,
town by town.
Kuui'irns, -ov, b, (fr. same) a vil-
lager, countryman, peasant, rus-
tic ; a neighbour.
KuubiroXts, -ms, Att. -ru>$, i/, (fr.
same, and irdAij a city) a little
city, country town. pi. cont. tcu>-
uondXcis.
Kw/io$, -ov, b, festivity, feasting, re-
velry, riotous mirUi ; dance and
song ; wantonr.ess, dissoluteness,
debuuehery ; luxury, indulgence
voluptuousness ; a company of
revellers, troop of bucchuneils ' ;
any company, society, party ;
Comus, the genius of revelrv.
Kuruov iioirbrns, the lord of the
feast, to whom it was given.
Kiii/iw, d. sin. of last.
Kuifiuiia, -as, >/, (fr. icwuurc'-bs a
player) ruilltry, invective, settire,
scurrility ; a comedy, play, inler-
lutle, farce.
Km uuiijoy pa epos, -ov, 6, (fr. last,
and yp'iiput to write) a writer of
plays, comic author.
Kuuuicbs, -ov, b, (fr. Kuiun a village,
;n(i ,{?ai> to sing) an improvisa-
tor, buffoon, singer at enter-
tainments ; a comedian, actor,
player.
Kurveiov, -ov, rb, hemlock.
Kwvcs, -ov, b, a cone, or any thing
of that form ; a top, cock of
hay, stack of corn ; the nut or
mast of pine-trees ; the case or
shell of certain fruits ; the crest
of a helmet.
Kwvoirra, a. sin. — Kdrvurirts, n. pi.
Of KU)VU)\L.
Kuiu-rruov, -ov, rb, (fr. Kurvu>\p a
I gnat or kwvos a cone) a curtain
I to keep eff flies ; a canopy, um-
brella, pavilion, lent.
|Koj»'wd/, -eoiros, b or f), a gnat,
midge, mosquito.
Kuios, and cont. Kws, -tos-ovs, rb,
a sheepskin, soft skin to lie on or
to use as a cover.
Kwirhs, n. pi. of
; KwTrn s, -fos, Att. -tors, b, (fr. k6ittu)
I to cut) a rower, boatman, sailor.
Kwrfo v, Ion. for twn&v, g. pi. of
Ko'xi?, -ns, h, (fr. kottu) to cut) an
I oar ; hilt, handle.
iKwTrtjXdrr/s, -ov, b, (fr. last, and
I eXavvw to drive) a rover.
'.Kw-r'pvs, -tos -ovs, b, r), (fr. same,
! and dour to fit) having oars, row-
| ing ; handling the oar.
Kurirnrrip, -Ttpoc, 6, (fr. same, and
TTipiio to keep) a rowlock or nd-
lock, to which the oar was
fastened, and on which it
moved.
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AAB
Kwir/ov, -ov, rb, (dim. of same) a
little oar, paddle.
Kiopa, -as, a, Kwpoj, -ov, 6, Dor.
for K6pn or Kvvpn, and icdpos or
tcovpos.
Kupoavia, -m, a, Dor. for kov-
poevvn.
KwpvKtov, -ov, rb, (dim. of next)
a purse, bag, pocket, scrip ; a
poil, husk, hull, pi el.
KiLpvKOs, -ov, b, a sack, pouch, sat-
chel, uallel, leathern bag.
Kij, -woj, rb, cont. fr. kuos, which
see.
Ku>s, Koif, and Kiurs, -w, f], an
island in the ^Egean sea, now
Stancora.
Ko'{, Ion. for iru>s.
Kuadu, o, indecl. Heb. a man's
name.
Kwr/iAij, -ios, Att. -curs, f), a pot-
sink ; ladle, large spoon.
Kwr/AAw, f. -TAw, p. -iA*ra, to talk,
converse, chat; to ceijole, deceive.
par. pres. act. Kwn'AAwv, -ovca,
-ov a. sin. mas. Kam'AAovra.
K.uri\bs, -»/, -bv, (fr. last) talkative,
flippant, babbling, garrulous ;
flittering, soothing, deceitful,
filse ; artful, evasive, subtle,
cunning, crafty.
Kueptvw, f. -cvoii), (fr. next) lo br
eleof and dumb ; be silent, stu-
pid or se-nseless. Or for Kov-
ejttvw, (fr. icovepos light) to lighten,
7»//m>, ease, assuage, mitigate,
to take ease, repose, rest.
Kurepbs, -»"/, -hv, (perhaps fr. rxdnrv
to cut, and ui^ the voice) deaf}
he uvy, dull, stupid; blunt ; faint,
languid, feeble ; soft, quiet, si-
lent, still; mute, dumb, senseless,
lifeless ; obscure, doubtful, enig-
matical ; deafening, stunning,
slupifying.
Kurepdw, Kurepdw, and Kw<piur -ur, to
deafen, stun ; to make dumb. 1
a. ind. pass. iKWifwOnv.
K(i^t©', for Kai eh-ytTD, 3 sin. 2 a.
ind. mid. of ol^o^ai.
Ku^ttui, to lift, raise up, suj/porU
A, A, lambda, the eleventh of the
more modem Greek letters,
but the twelfth of the ancient ;
whence, in numbering, A is
used for the third decad, or
thirty, with a dot under it, A, for
thirty thousand.
Aa, an intens. particle.
Aaas, Xdaos and Ads, Aaoj, 6, (fr.
A a intens. and d|w to dry) a
stone, rock.
Adfia, Dor. for Adfcov, g. of Ad/?a»
for Adffns, a man's name.
Ad0e, Ion. for /A5/?t, 3 sin. 2 a.
ind. act.— Aa/5f,2sin — Adftcre,
2 pi. 2 a. impr Aa(3ev, Dor.
for Aafic7v,2 a. ;nf. act — AaBi«-
AAr
dot, 2 a. inf. mid. — Adfioi, 3 sin.
2 a. opt. act. of Xa/ifidvu).
Aa/3>?, -ng, r), (fr. Xau[idvu> to take)
a grasp, gripe, hold; a handle,
hilt, haft; occasion, pretence,
excuse.
Aafifiv, Dor. for Xa(3e7v, 2 a. inf.
act. — Ad(5rii, 2 sin. — Adflnoi,
Ion. Parag. for Ad[ir), 3 sin. 2
a. sub. act. of Xau.(idv<D.
Ad/3ipoj, (Ir. Xau&dvu) to catch) a
pitfall.
Aa.&j, -i<5o?, //, (fr. Xafih*- hold, th.
Xa/i/Jdvw to take) a handle, hilt,
haft ; a pair of tongs, pincers ;
a buckle, clasp.
Adiiotfiev, 1 pi. of Adfioi/xi, -oig,
-ot, 2 a. opt. act. — AafloXaa,
Dor. for Aafiovaa, fern, of Aa-
fiuv, -ovaa, -bv, 2 a. par. act. —
Aafiounv, Ion. for tXafiounv, -ov,
-era, 2 a. ind. mid. — AafiouvEog,
2 a. par. mid. — Adfiov, Dor. for
Aa$(, 2 a. impr. act. of Xau-
(Sdvu).
Adlioa, -ag, >/, (fr. Xd$pog vora-
cious) a pike, sturgeon.
Aappayopns, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
ayooiu) to speak, th. ayopd a
market-place) a violent speaker,
babbler, brawler.
Aa/3pevou.ai, (fr. next) to talk vio-
lently or hastily, speak inconsider-
ately.
Adflpog, -a, -ui . (fr. \a intens. and
06pog vorac»ous) devouring, vo-
racious, rapacious, greedy ; im-
petuous, violent, vehement, migh-
ty, excessive.
\.a]ipoTr)s, ->}ros, tj, (fr. last) vora-
ciousness, rapacity, greediness ;
vehemence, impetuosity, violence.
£sLi3p'x>viov, -ov, to, (fr. same) a
[urge cup, capacious bowl.
Aa(ivpivdog, -ov,h, alabyrinth,maze.
Aa{lvpivdu>Sng, -cog -ov?, b, '/, (fr.
last) like a labyrinth, mazy, wind-
ing ; perplexed, confused, intri-
cate.
Ad'tiu, -ng, -u, sub. Aa/3wv, -ovua,
-bv, par. 2 a. act. of Xa//#dj/u>.
Adydvov, -ov, to, a kind of thin cake,
fritter, pancake.
Aaydpbg, -a, -bv, (fr. Xay<iv the
loins) loose, slack, empty, not
full ; slight, thin, slender, pliant.
Aayyevu), to flee, escape, run away.
Aayyfu) -<3, to languish, bn faint,
feeble or weak ; to lag or tire.
Adytiog, -ov, b, }j, (fr. Xaydg a
hare) of a hare, hare's.
Aayirag', Dor. for
Aayirng, -ov, b, (fr. Xabg the peo-
ple, and nyiouai to lead) a leader
of the people, chief, head, com-
mander.
Adynvog, -ov, b, or Adyvvog, a kind
ot cup ; a flask, flagon, jar ; a
kind of measure, about a pint
and a half.
Aaythng, -co;, Att. -eug, i), (fr. Xa-
i/ubg a hare) a young hare, leve-
ret ; a rabbit, coney.
Amyvda, -ag, Ion. -ng, >), (fr. Xdy-
vng lascivious) wantonness, las-
c.ivi'jwtness, lechery.
kdyv/ji or Adyvoi, -ov, b, fj, (fr. Xi
AA0
intens. and yvvrj a woman, or
fr. Xf^w to lie down) wanton,
lihidinous, lustful, lechei-ous, dis-
solute.
AayovivGiv, Ion. d. pi. of Xaywv.
Adyog, -ov, b, a man's name.
Aaybg, -o'u, 6, Ion. for Xayu>g.
Adyvvog, same as Xdynvog.
Aay^avu), f. mid. Xrjfyuai, p. XiXtj-
%a, or tiXnxa, to cast or draw
lots; to obtain, get, procure by
lot; to allot, grant, attribute,
appoint, fix ; to bring an action,
go to law. per. par. act. XtXvx&s
and tiXvxw. 2 a. act. ind. ixd-
Xov' sub. Xd^w, -jis, -»/* par.
Xa^iov, -dvrog. per. pass. ind.
tiXityuai' par. aXnyu.ivog. 1 a»
inf. mid. X^aaBai. per. ind.
mid. XiXoy^a.
Aayw, a. sin. of Xayci?.
Aayihv, -ovog, ry, the loins, flank,
guts, properly of a hare.
Adyo>bg, -ov, Att. Aayw?, -5, Ion.
Aayog, -ov, b, (fr. Xa intens. and
ovg the ear) a hare.
AayuJoj, -a, -ov, (fr. last) of or be-
longing to a hare.
Aayiog, -w, b, Att. for Xdyw6g.
Ad&iov, -wvoj, 6, a man's name ; the
name of a river, a. Ad<Wa.
AdipTvs, -ov, b, a man's name.
Aaipridlng, -ov, b, the son of Laer-
tes.
Adcg, -wv, ot, n. pi. of Xdg, same
as Xdag.
Ad^apog, -ov, b, Aphter. for EXed-
£ap, a man's name.
Ad(,n, I°n* and Aa£tv, Dor. for
A«|(Hj, pres. impr. pass. — Ad-
^cto, Ion. for tXd^ero, 3 sin
impf. pass. — Aa^oidro, Ion. for
Adtyivro, 3 pi. pres. opt. pass, of
Ad^ofiai and Ad^v/xai, (perhaps
fr. Xd(3ri a grasp) to grasp, seize,
lay hold of, take; take up, re-
sume.
Aa£wv, for aXa^uv.
Aaf/ucvai, Dor. for Xdav, pres. inf.
act. — Adc, Ion. for iXae, impf.
act. of Xdo), to speak.
Ad&a, -ag, >/, Dor. for Xr'iOn.
Addapyog, and Aaidapyog, -ov, b,fi,
(fr. last, and apybg worthless,
or inyov a work) clandestine,
hidden, secret ; deceitful, trea-
cherous ; malicious, malignant ;
invidious, backbiting, calumni-
ous. Subs, a fragment, piece,
splinter.
AdQe, 2 a. impr. act. or Ion. for
fXdOs 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. —
AdOeode, 2 pi. 2 a. impr. act. —
AaOifitv, Ion. and Dor. for Aa-
Qsiv, 2 a. inf. act. — Adforo, Ion.
for eXdOcTo, 3 sin. of eXaQdynqv,
-ov, -cto, 2 a. mid. of Xavddvui.
Aadrjfens, -ov, b, f,, (fr. XfiBn forget-
fulness, and 'i$n youth) forgetful
of youth, old.
AdQnre, 2 pi. of Xdflw, -rjs, -rh 2 a.
sub. act. of Xavddvo).
A5^£<c/?^?, -/o? -ovs, b, n, (fr. M&V
forgetfulness, and KTifios care)
driving awa>/ or drowning care,
soothing, calming, pacifying.
AitQid>doyyoio, g. Ion. of
(303i
AaI
>voyyos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. Xi'/Orj
jet-fulness, and <p6oyyos voice,
Aadk
for,
th. (pQiyyouai to speak) causing
dumbness or silence, silent, still,
mute.
Aadojieda, Dor. for XnObfieQa, 1 pi.
of Xdftojxai, Dor. for XfjOouui,
pres. ind. pasr. of Xj/Gw.
Addos, -toj -ovs, rb, Dor. for Xrjdof,
same as Xr/On.
Ad&pa, (fr. X;}0o> to lie hid) private-
ly, secretly, without the knowledge
of; in otjlivion.
AaQvalios, -a, -ov, (fr. last) clandes-
tine, hidden, secret, private.
Aadpiiws, (fr. last) clandestinely,
privately, secretly, privily.
Addpn, Ion. for Xddpa.
AaOptSioiaiv, d. pi. Ion. of
AaOpiSioi, -a,-ov, (fr. Xddpa secret-
ly, th. Xf/du) to lie hid) hidden,
secret, private, clandestine.
AadpocdKvos, -ov, and Aa9po5>)K-
rns, ov, b, f), (fr. XdGpa secretly,
and Sdfcvut to bite) biting in se-
cret ; slanderous, calumnious,
malignant.
Aadvpis, an herb called sea lettuce,
wolfs milk.
Ad9vpo$, -ov, b, a kind of pulse,
vetches-.
Aaduyv, 2 a. par. act. ofXavddvu.
Aaid, fern, of Xaidg.
Ad'iyZ, -iyyos, %, (fr. Xdas a stone)
a small stone, pebble.
Aainpbs, -a, -ov, shameless, impu-
dent, petulant, saucy, bold.
Aaidapyos, see Xd£ioyo$.
Aaaedfa, f. -Saw (tr. Xa intens.
and Kdfo to adorn) to seduce,
debauch ; to expose, prostitute ; to
wench.
AatKos, -fj, -bv, (fr. Xacg the peo-
ple) of or belonging to the peo-
ple, vulgar, common, profane.
Aa'iKou) -w, f. -wao), (fr. Xabf the
people) to profane, make com-
mon. 1 a. ind. act. eXaUwo-a.
AatXairiu) -fl, f. -r,o~o), an ' AaiXa-
m£io, (fr. XaiXaxp a siorm) to
agitate with storms, blow violent-
ly, become stormy ; to sweep or
carry away by a storm.
AatXaTTiZ&ijs, -eos -ovs, b, ^, (fr,
next) stormy, tempestuous.
AaiXaip, -diros, fj, (fr. Xa intens.
and Xottto) to lick up) a hurri-
cane, whirlwind, storm, tem-
pest.
Aatuapyos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. Xai in-
tens. and udpyos greedy) vora-
cious, ravenous, gluttonous, in-
satiable.
Aatudcrow, (fr. Xaipb? the throat) to
devour, eat greedily, gormandize.
AatuoiriSr}, -»7f, ^, (fr. next, and
iriSri a fetter) a collar, bracelet;
a gin, noose.
Aaiu.bg, -ov, 6, and Aalua, -drog,
rb, the throat, gullet ; greediness,
gluttony.
Aaiu.oTouf(t) -w, f. -ifaw, (fr. last,
and T(u.vu) to cut) to cut the
throat, slaughter, slay, kill.
Aaivtog, -a, -ov, and Aulvos, -y,
-ov, (fr. Xaj a stone) stony, mad*
of stone.
AAK
Aatov, -ov, rb (fr. Xatfw to enjoy)
the crop, fruits, harvest.
Aatos, -a, -ov, left, left-handed.
Aaioroftiu) -£>, (fr. \alov the crop,
and rifivu) to cut) to reap, mow,
gather fruits, bring home har-
vest.
AaXiros, lecherous, wanton, libidi-
nous.
Aaioifiov, -ov, rb, (fr. \daiog hairy)
a light shield, small buckler,
made of a hide.
AaloOrj, -r)s, fi, dishonesty, baseness,
meanness.
Aaiorbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. Xa intens. and
oiortos to be borne, th. olu to
carry) heavy, burthensome ;
grievous, troublesome.
Aaltfia, -uroi, rb, (fr. Xa intens.
and tlfii to qo) the wide t
broad bosom of the ocean. Or,
(fr. \a7fia the throat) the abyss
of the sea, mil-devouring sea.
AaT^oj, -tos -ovs, rd, and Aabpn,
-W, i), a garment, coarse cloth,
canvass, sail.
Aai\pt}poKfbcv6oi,-ov, b, f), (fr. next,
and Kc\tv6nq a way) quick,
speedy, rapid, swift.
Aaupnpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. Xa int< -ns.
and ai\j.npbs swift, th. a7\l<i im-
mediately) rapid, swift, speedy,
fleeting.
Aaicdfa, (fr. Xok/w to resound) to
crack, resound, re-echo; to shout,
squall, shriek.
AaKdBt), -ns, »/, the name of a
tree.
Adicaivay Lacama, she of Lacedac-
mon.
AdicaQBov, -ov, rb, a certain kind of
aromatic.
AdKtj Ion. for i\ant, 3 sin. of
/Xa/cov, -t?, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
X»7«'u>.
AaKc6ai[i6vioi, -ov, ol, (fr. next)
the people of Lacedaanonia, La-
cedaemonians.
AaiceSa'nwv, -ovos, h, Lacedcemon,
a city u Peloponnesus.
AaKtpv^a, -ns, 17, talkative, babbling,
chattering, brawling, scolding,
clamorous.
AaKtpvQopat, (fr. last) to talk idly,
babble, prate, chatter ; to scold.
AaKtu) and Antcta) -u>, f. -i/ctw, to
crack, break or burst with
noise; to sound, resound, re-
echo; to speak about, talk of,
utter.
Aaid£w, (fr. next) to rend, cleave,
tear asunder ; to burst with a
noise, crack, resound; to shout,
cry out.
Aokj?, -tSos, >'/, (fr. \aK(o> to re-
sound) a crack, rent, cleft, slit,
rift ; a shred, splinter.
Aokkos, -ov, b, a ditch, pit, cistern,
well; lake.
AaKrl^oio-a, Dor. for XaKri^ovca,
fern, of Xa/cW£wv, pres. par. act.
of
Aa/cr(£o>, f. -Y<rw, p. XfXa'mKa, (fr.
Xd£ with the heel) to kick, kick
up. pres. inf. act. \aKrifytv
AAA
Ad/cuv, a Laconian, Spartan or
Lacedemonian.
AaKwvi^u), f. -To-w, (fr. last) to 17m-
toto or favour the Lacedaemoni-
ans ; to speak like Lacedaemoni-
ans, be brief or laconic.
AaKuvucri, -rjs, n, (viz. X^?a a re~
gion) the country of Laceda-
mon, Sparta.
Aaxuviicbs, ->i, -bv, (fr. AdVwv a La-
ced ;i:nionian) Isucedatmoniun
Spartan ; hardy, brave ; brief,
laconic.
AaKuviKuii, (fr. last) laconically,
briefly, pithily.
Aaicwvioubs, -ov, b, imitation of or
jan.ur for the I*aredcemoniuns ;
a laconic or brief style of speak-
ing.
Aa'Xa, a lullaby, jwrse's song.
Aa\aytvvrts, Dor. for \a\tiyovvr cs,
n. pi. pres. par. — AaXaycvvrt,
Dor. for XaXuyoDo-i, 3 pi. pres.
ind. art. of
Aa\ayiu> -u>, (fr. X<i'Xa£ I I
tli. XaXiu) to talk) to talk much,
chaltir, prate; to bawl, cry
out, vociferate ; to chirp, sing,
chant; to sound, ring, re-
sound.
AaXayr), -T/s, {„ (fr. last) a cla-
mour, noise, buzz, hum, rattle ; a
babbling, prating ; chattering,
chirping, singing.
Aa\d?u), same as XaX/w.
AaXo|, -ayos, b, (fr. X«X/u> to
speak) a clamour, noise, din,
buzz, hum; a clatter, rattle;
babbling, prating ; chattering,
chirping, singing.
AaXiuirt, Dor. for kaXovot, 3 pi.
— AuXevua, Dor. for XaXovficv,
1 pi. pres. ind. act. — AaXchvrt,
Dor. for \a\ovoi, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. of
AaX/o) -w, f. -fjcui, p. XtXaXrj/ca, to
make a sound, utter words ; to
speak, talk, address, converse;
to prate, babble, dilutee, blab,
talk idly or inconsirlcratdu ; to
chatter, chirp. AaXj), 3 sin. cont
pres. sub. act. — la. ind. tXd-
Xnoa' sub. XaX>5o-(i>. per. pass,
Xc\d\n[iai. 1 a. ind. pass. t\a-
\fidnv.
AaXnBus, -tiaa, -iv, g. -Bivros, par.
— AaXrjQrjvai, inf. 1 a. pass. —
AaXydtjoerai, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. —
AaXnOnodfitvos, -n, -ov, par. 1 f.
pass, of last.
Aa'Xr^a, -dros, to, (fr. same) con-
versation, speech, talk; babbling,
prating, chattering.
AaXrjoai, inf. — AdXnaas, pi. n.
-XvffavTES, par. — Aa\rj<JW, -rjs,
n, pi. -\rtorjre, -X>jo"w<n, sub. 1 a.
aet. — Aa\fiou>, -tts, -ei, 1 f. ind.
act. of XaXf'w.
Aa\rjTb<;, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) having
the faculty of speech.
AaA<7i, -a?, fa (fr. same) speech,
conversation, talk, discourse ;
prattle, prate, garrulity ; report,
rumour.
\Aa\ioripas, comp. Aa\ioraroi,
AAM
loquacious, talkative, babbling,
chattering, clnrping, humming,
buzzing, murmuring.
Aaytel or Aafj/id, Htb. why ? for
what ? wherefore ?
Aanfidvo), f. mid. \i'/\pofiat, p. X/-
Antya, Alt. ithjcpa, to take, re-
, accej>t ; to seize, grasp,
catch, luy hold of; to take by
, - nijture, carry away; to take
in hand, go about, undertake ; to
'titain, acquire, procure,
buy, jnirclinse; to come upon,
surprise, ovtrtuke ; to comprc-
hdid, apprehend} to engage, oc-
cuj>y, pentode ; to suppose, take
up, assume ; to conceive, breed ;
to eonviet, oemdemn; to inflict ;
to take well or ill. Aa^ftdvofiat,
to arrive at, come to, reach, per.
act. inf. Att. uXt^/voi, par. per.
act. XeXn(pib$,-v7a,-bs, All. ci\t)~
<f>d>S. 2 a. act. ind. i\a(lov impr.
M(St, Att. hi/ii, 2 pi. U(itTC
opt. hifiotpi, -01s, -01 ' sub. X«/3w,
-jff, -;;• inf. \apdv' par. XajSwv,
-ovaa, -6v, per. ind. pass. Att.
tCknppai, -\pai,-nraf par. c<X»7-
/i/i'oj, Poet. n\i]fifiivoi. 1 a.
pass. t\fi<pBvv, -rji, -t]' inf. Xr/0-
0>',v(ii, par. \n<pBtis.
Aduc%, b, indecl. Heb. a man's
name.
Adfita, -ac, and Aauh, -as, f/, a
large kind of lamprey ; a kind
of movsUr ; a hag, witch, hob-
goblin, supposed to devour chil-
dren.
Adfiia, (fr. Lat. lamina) aplateqf
metal, sheet, thinpiece.
Aafivtas, -&6os, Dor. for Anfivids,
i'i, J^mnian — AauvdBcv, Dor.
for Antiv6Btv,from Jjemnos.
Aau-rra6ne'pouia, -as, ft, (fr. Xafincis
a lamp, and Spifito to run) a
race, in which the runners car-
ricd lamps.
Aapvah-nfyopia, -as, and Ion. -In,
-ns, h, (fr- Xa/^rra? a lamp, and
<pipo, to carry) the carrying of
torches.
AaixirdSiov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) a
little torch or lamp ; a bandage
for a wound; a fillet, riband,
hem, fringe.
Aa/xnas, -ados, h, ("*• Xo>ro> to
shine) a lamp, torch, pi. n.
\afiird8cs-
Adfi-rrcv, Ion. for (Xafiirtv, 3 sin.
impf. act. — Aa//7r£To, Ion. for
tXdu-Ktro, 3 sin. impf. pass, of
Xa/K7TW.
AafjnrcTdo) -w, same asX«/i7ro).
Aa//7T£ToaJvra, Poet, for Xa^ircrwv-
ra, a. sin. — Aau.vir6wvri, Poet.
for \auTTCTwvri, d. sin. pres. par.
of last.
Aau-m'/vn, -ns, >/, (fr. Xa'/i7rw to
shine) a royal couch, litter, sedan,
palanquin.
AauirrivlKbs, -ii, -ov, (fr. last) of the
royal carriage ; or of a covered
wagon.
Aa^7f5/x£vo«T£,d. pi. pres. par. pass.
ofX<
afjnra).
AaKTierhs, -ov, by (fr. last)'« kicker, I sup. of i Aay rpidha, Dor. g. of Aa]kitpidliit
tramplar. Ia#Xoj, -ov,b,>h (fr. AaXi'w to speak) | -ov, 6, a man's nam«.
(364)
AAH
AapTrpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. Xd/xnu) to
shine) shirring, bright, dazzling ;
splendid, illustrious, famous ,
bountiful, liberal; clear, perspi-
cuous ; violent, strong, coinp
XapirpoTepos, sup. -otutos.
AauirpoTns, -nros, >/, (fr. same)
slendour, brightness, clearness,
renown, fame. a. XapirpoTnra.
Aap-rrpocpdpos, -ov, 6, ^, (fr. same^
and 0/pw to carry) wearing a
splendid dress.
Aa/iirpvvia, f. -vvH, (fr. Xn^7rp6f
splendid) to brighten, make
splendid or clear; to ennoble
dignify, magnify. Aapirpvvojxai
to display or exhibit one's self,
to act or speak grandly.
Aa//7rpw?,(fr. same) brightly, splen-
didly ; clearly, distinctly ; fa-
mously, nobly ; ostentatiously.
AapirT>ip,-yjpo(, b, (fr. next) alight
shining lamp or torch ; a stand
candlestick.
Aojutto), f. Xd/xxpij), p. -<pa, (fr. Xiav
intens. and <pdu> to shine) to
give light, shine, glitter; to
brighten, illuminate. 1 a. act.
ind. • iXa/AXJ/a' impr. Xapi^ov,
-aW inf. Xdfix^ai.
Aauvpia, -as, fj, (fr. next) eZo-
quence, wit, loquacity; impu-
dence, pertness, petulance ; pure-
ness, clearness.
Aauvpbs or Adpvpos, -a, -ov, elo-
quent, witty, facetious, waggish ;
wanton, impudent, petulant,
saucy ; scurrilous, abusive ;
sharp, fierce.
Aaficpdeinv, -ns, -n, Ion. for Xn<p-
Qzinv, 1 a. opt. pass Aajx<pQ>)-
vai, Ion. for Xr)<p9?ivai, 1 a. inf.
pass. — Aaucpdcis, Ion. for Xn<p-
dcis, 1 a. par. pass, of Xap.(idvio.
Aduipat, 1 a. inf. act. — Ad/npov,
-dru, 1 a. impr. act. of Xdp-
7TW.
AduxpaKov, name of a town.
Adix\pis,-tos, Att. -eu)s, fj, (fr. Xdu-
irot to shine) splendour, bright-
ness.
Ad/iil/opai, -n, -erai, Ion. — Aa/c
ipou/xai, Dor. for Xrjrpopai, 1 f.
mid. of Xau(3dv<i>.
AayQdvu, 3 sin. ind. — AavOdveiv,
inf. — Aavdaveru), 3 sin. impr.
pres. act. of XavOdvu.
Aayddvcfios, -ov, b, ^, (fr. A>50w to
lie hid, and avisos wind) calm,
serene, still, tranquil.
AavOdvu),{.Xijau), (fr. X>)9u) to lie
hid) to lie hid, hide, lurk, ab-
scond; to conceal; to elude, es-
cape notice, pass unobserved ; to
be unknown, remain obscure ; to
( act unconsciously. AavOdvouat,
to forget. 2 a. ind. act. iXddov.
per. ind. pass. XeXr)<ruai. 1 a.
ind. pass. t\i)ad>]v and £X>)6r]v.
per. ind. mid. XiXnOa.
Aavbs, -<5, Dor. for Xnv6$.
A«£, with the heels.
Ad&oQai, Dor. for Xt'tfacrQai, 1 a.
inf. mid. of the obsolete A^yw,
for which Xayxdvw.
Aa^evT)'ptov, -ov, ra, (fr. Xa?ivu> to
-ut stones) an instrument for
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cutting or polishing stones ; a
chisel, axe, saw.
Aa£tvTris,-ov,b, (fr. same) a hewer
of stone, stone-cutter, mason.
Aafrvrbs, -n, -bv, (fr. next) hewn
out of a rock.
Aafcvu), f. -euaio, (fr. Xds a stone,
and l-iu> to polish) to cut, hew or
polish stones.
Aa^iuxrts, -ios, Att. -£W?, f/, (fr.
last) the art of polishing stones.
Ad^is, -ios, >i, Dor. for Xrj&s.
Aaodduas, -a, b, (fr. Xabs the peo-
ple, and Saudu) to subdue) sub-
duing the people ; an epithet of
Mars. Also, a man's name.
AaoSiiceia, -as, ft, Laodicea, now
Latiki.
AaoSticcvs, -ios, b, a man of Lao-
dicea.
AaoSiKv, -ns, f/, name of a girl.
Aaoi, n. pi. of Xabs.
AaoKaTapdroq, -ov, b, fj, (fr. Xabs
the people, and Kardparos curs-
ed) cursed by the people, hated by
the people.
Aao/xeSeia, -as, $, a woman's
name.
AaojicdovTiddris, -ov, b, (fr. next)
the son of Laomedon.
Aaouibtav, -ovtos, b, a -man's name.
Adds, -ov, Att. Aeios, -w, b, the
people, nation, common people,
multitude, crowd ; an army.
Aaoaeftris, -ios -ovs, b, fj, (fr. last,
and crffiouai to revere) revered
by the people.
Aaoaados, -ov, b, >), (fr. same, and
cow to preserve) a preserver or
defender of the people. Or,
(fr. same, and adu> to shake)
a disturber or agitator of the
people.
Aaorp6(pos, -ov, b, >/, nourishing or
supporting the people ; maintain-
ing many, populous ; and
Aa6rpo(pos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. Xabs the
people, and rpicpo) to nourish)
maintained or nourished by the
people.
Aao(p96pos,-ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
(pdcipiD to corrupt) corrupting or
destructive to the people.
Aao<p6vos, -ov, b, '}, (fr. same, and
(pivo) to kill) destructive, slaugh-
tering, killing ; fierce, brave.
Aa7r«yi> or Aa-rrdcrau) or -drrw, f.
-£u), to empty, evacuate, dis-
mantle, plunder, sack, destroy ;
to slacken, loosen, soften.
Adirddos, -ov, //, and AdiraOov, -ov,
to, (fr. last) a ditch, trench,
fosse; a furrow. Also a kind of
herb, sorrel, dock.
Aairdpa, -as, fj, and Adirapov, -ov,
to, (fr. next) the part below the
ribs, flank.
Aanapbs, -a, -bv. (fr. Xairu^w to
empty) empty, void, exhausted,
evacuated.
Ad-rrn, -ns, h, phlegm, spittle.
Aa-r/vai, 2 a. inf. pass, of Xutttu.
Aoiri'^u), f. -taio, (fr. Xa intens. and
iitos a word) to vaunt, boast,
brati ; to behave insolently.
AmriQduv, Dor. for AairiOtiv, g. pi.
of
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Aa-tOris, -ov, b, Lapitha, a nation
oi'Thcssaly.
Adnia/xa, -dros, to, (fr. Xani^u) to
boast) boasting, bragging, vaunt-
ing.
AaTriarfis, 'ov, b, (fr. same) a
boaster, bragger ; babbler, trifler ;
false, lying; thoughtless, incon-
siderate, rash ; delicate, effemi-
nate, xvorthltss.
Ad-KTw, f. -i^w, p. -(pu, to lick, lick
up, lap, swallow; to tipple^
qwff; to waste, spend, consume.
Aaptvcvofiai, (fr. next) to fatten.
Aapivbs, -h, -bv, fatted, crammed^
well fed, fat ; full, significant,
expressive.
AapKos, -ov, b, a basket made of
osiers.
AapvaKoyvios, -ov, b, an epithet of
Pan.
Aapva£, -aKos, ?t, n. chest, box, case,
urn, coffin.
Adpos, -ov, b, a voracious bird, gull.
Aapbs,-d,-bv,merry, cheerful; grate-
ful, agreeable, pleasant, sweet.
Aapvyy(£u>, f. -ic-w, Att. -id, (fr.
next) to raise the voice, shout, cry
out, vociferate ; to be hoarse with
bavAing.
Adpvyf;, -yos, b, the throat, top of
the windpipe.
Aupu£u>, (fr. last) to shout, bawl,
cry out.
Ads, Xaos, b, cont. for Xaas.
Aaoaia, -as, h, th« name of a town.
Aavdutvns, Dor. for Xnodpzvos, -*]y
-ov, 1 a. par. mid. of XavQdvu.
Adodvov, -ov, to, a vessel, crock,
pan, pot ; chamberpot, close stool.
AdffSco, Dor. for Xd^ov, pres. impr.
of Xd^ofiai, Dor. Xdc6oixai.
Aao-£vp.c6\ Dor. for Xnaoueda, 1 pi.
of Xrioojxai, Dor. Xaaovuai and
Xaacvfxai, -y, -tirai, 1 f. mid. of
Xavddvio.
AaaQrjutv, Dor. for XrjaOnvat, 1 a.
inf. pass. o(Xavddvu>.
Adodr], -ns, h, a sneer, laugh, scoffs
taunt, sarcasm, derision, con-
tempt.
Aao-i6KU)cpos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. next, and
Kuxpbs deaf) deaf from the hair in
the ears.
AdoYos, -ov, b, fi, (perhaps fr. Xa
much, and cdu> to shake) hairy,
full of hair, rough, shaggy, brist-
ly ; strong, robust ; grassy.
Aaacd(TTtpvos,-ov, b, /;, (fr. last, and
(TTfpvov the breast) vnth a hairy
breast.
AdoKw, to speak, blab, utter aloud.
Adaravpos, -ov, b, hairy on the pri-
vate parts ; indecent.
Aatrw, Dor. for A rj ow, 1 f. ind. act.
of XavOdvu).
AdTal;, -dyos, '), liquid of any kind ;
wine, water, juice; a splash,
dash or noise of any liquid Jail-
ing ; a kind of animal ; a sport
called also /cdrra/?o?.
Aarlvos, -ov, b, a man's name.
Also adj. of Latium, Latin,
Roman.
Aaroidas, -a, Dor. for \nTotSrjSt
-ov,b, (fr. ArjTib Latona)i/tea<w»
of I*atona, Aoolla.
AAX
Aaro/jiu) -w, f. -rjcu), p. XrXard^r?"
tea, (fr. Ana$ a stone, and rifivm
to cut) to cut or /ten; stones, cut
out of stone, per. pass. ind.
\c\ar6unuai' par. \c\arounui-
vos, -t], -ov.
AardfiTjfxa, -dros, rb, (f . same) a
cut or /icwm stone.
Aaro/i>7rd{, -i), -dv, (fr. same) cut
in stone, cut out of stone ; hewn,
polished.
Aardftof, -ov, b, »/, (fr. same) a
hewer of stone, stone-cutter, ma-
son.
Adroj, -ov, b, a kind of delicate fish.
Aarpda, -as, '/, (fr. Xarpcvio to
serve, th. Xdrpij a servant) ser-
, ministry, attendance ; re-
ligious scrvia , worship, respect,
adoration ; a servant, female at-
tendant.
Aarpcvrhs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a ser-
vant, worshipper.
Aarpcvrbs,-r),-bv,{fr. same) seixile.
Aarptvu, f. -<rw, p. Xt^drptvKa, (fr.
\drpis a servant) to serve, wttit
upon, attend ; to worship, sarri-
fice. 1 a. ind. act. tXdrpivoa.
Adrptv, a. sin. \drpioi, d. pi. of
Xdrpt?.
Adrpiot, -a, -ov, (fr. next) of or
about a servant ; servile.
Adrpts, -ios, b or ?), ascrvant, slave,
attendant.
Adrpav, -ov, rb, (fr. last) wages,
hire, salary, reward.
Adrvfivov, -ov, rb, name of a moun-
tain.
AavKavia or Acvtcaila, -as, f), (fr.
Aavw to enjoy) the throat, gullet,
palate.
Aavpn, -as, ^, viz. bcbs,(Cr. next) a
broad street, road, path or way ;
a cell.
Aavpos, -a, -ov, large, wide, capa-
cious, broad, much, copious.
Aavpu>S, (fr. last) widely, largely,
copiously, abundantly.
Aavw, (fr. Xrt'w to desire) to enjoy ;
to devour. See airo\avu>.
Aa<pvptu> -w, f. -tow, (fr. next) to
spoil, plunder, rob.
Aaqjvpov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) spod,
plunder.
Aa<pvaiju) or -ttii), f. -fw, (perhaps
fr. Xdnroi to lick up) to devour
greedily, guttle, gormandize ; to
consume, lavvth, waste, squander.
Aa%atvu), f. -avG>, p. -ayica, to dig
for, gather.
Aaxavcia, -as, r), (fr. last) pot
herbs, vegetables, herbage.
mAa%avtv<j), f. -£i'»<xtt, (fr. last) to
produce or bear pot herbs; to
gather herbs or vegetables. An
%avtvouai, to be eaten up like
grass ; to feed on vegetables.
Adyavov, -ov, rb, (fr. \ayaivu) to
d\g) pot hei bs, vegetables ; grass
borbage.
Aaycios, -a, -ov, (fr. same) easily
dug, grassy. Ad-^iia, -as, f),
name of an island.
A'/^c, 2 a. impr. act. — Arthur.
inf. of \ayxdvw.
A«X£<nj, -to$, Att. -£wj, i), Larhe.
sis, one of the Fates j lot, destiny
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Ad%n, -rjs, t), same as \d%os.
Aaxfjvas, 1 a. par. act. of Ad^afiw.
Ad%uos, -ov, b, thickness of hair or
fleece.
Aa^/ids, -ov, b, (fr. Xuy^dvw to al-
lot) a lot, chance, hazard ; gu<ss-
ing or divination by means of
the fingers.
Aa^vdtij, Dor. for \ayvrjcis-
Aa'^177, -r?$, ^, (fr. Xa intens. and
X*ovs down) down, tender hair.
Aayi^cts, -coaa, -cv, (fr. last)
hairy, rough, shaggy.
Aflvn/'/t', -is, -n, Att. for \d%otui,
-oij, -ot, 2 a. opt. act. of \ay-
•ydvu).
Ad\os, -cos -ovs, tb, (fr. \ay%dvo)
to allot) a lot, chance, hazurd ;
proportion, division, allotment,
share.
Aavovoa, n. fern. — Aa^ovai, d.
pi. of Aa%u>v, par. — Ad\uucv,
1 pi. sub. 2 a. act. of Xayxavu-
Aat/dvn, -»7{, r), (fr. Xd:rru> to lick
up) Lapsana, a kind of wild
cabbage.
Anxlcvfiai or Anv^ou/zai, -;?, -tTrai,
Dor. for X^v| ofiai, -p, -erai, 1 f.
mid. of Xa/i/3dvw.
Adv/r;, Dor. for Xiji/.;?, 2 sin. of
X^i|o^<u, in last.
Adw Xw, to see, look at, behold; to
wish J of, coi ft, desire; to enjoy ;
make use of, reap the fruits of;
to speak, say, utter.
Aawinsy -cos -ov?, b, /;, (fr. "Sabs
the people) popular, patriotic.
Aca, -as, i'i, (fr. X«{ a stone) a stone
or weight used in tot
Aiatra, -ns, hi (""• XtW a lion) a
lioness.
Aciilvn), f. -ui(o, same as XauiVw,
also to rub, crush, crumble, grind.
1 a. ind. act. ckiava, and Att.
fX/pva.
Atuia»,and Att. Acf/vai, 1 a. inf.
act. of last.
Aiavfpos, -ov, b, Leander, a man's
name.
Acpflalos, -ov, b, Heb. name of a
man.
Acfinpts, -tios, f), (fr. X/rw to skin)
a slough, cast off skin.
A//M' for \i(lr,ra, a. sin. of
A//?tk, -nros, h, (perhaps fr. X£/j3w
to pour out) a caldron, kettle,
pot ; a foot-basin.
AePuivd, name of a town.
Aeytiv, act. — AiyccQai, pass.
pres. inf. — Aiyusi -yci, 2 and
3 sin. pres. ind. act. of \tyto.
Atyzuv, -uvosi o, (fr. Lat. lepio) a
lesion, multitude, a. sin. \iyt-
wia, pi. -uh'aj.
Aiyvov, -or, to, or Atyvrj, -ns, f),a
border, hem, fringe flounce.
Acy6fit0tv, JE.o\. for ~Kty6ya0a, 1 pi.
pres. ind. pass. — Aiyoucs , Dor.
for \cyofitv, 1 pi. pres. ind. act.
— Aiyovn, Dor. for \tyovai, 3
pi. pres. ind. act. of
Acyu>, f. X/£u>, p. \i\exa, to set
apart, choose, select ; to gather,
collect, assemble ; to number,
count, recount, enumerate ; to
talk, speak, soy ; speak of, men-
tion, relate, rede ; to call, name ;
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to read ; to tell, desire, order ; to
mean, infer ; tit cause to lie
down, put to bed. Aiyoftai, to
lie down, go to bed, rdire to rest,
go to sleep. 1 a. ind. act. /Xt(a.
2 a. ind. act. i\tyov. per. pass.
XiXcyuai. per. mid. \i\oya.
Acnbnola, -as, h, (fr. Xf/<« booty,
and tXaurw to drive) a plunder-
ing, ravaging, destroying.
At»;Xur/w -w, f. -r/aw, (fr. MUM)
to carry or drive uu ay booty,
plunder, ravage, depopulate, lay
waste.
AcOik, Heb. indecl. a measure
containing half an omer or cor.
Ana, -as, i), booty, plunder, spoilt
pillage.
Aciaydpn, -rjs, !/, a woman's name.
Aciaiiu), f. -did), (fr. Xcjos smooth)
toll id, smooth, plane, polisli ; to
soften, reconcile, rerommeml ; to
mow, reap ; to carry off clean,
raiage, waste; to rub, bruise,
grind. 1 a. ind. act. c\dpra.
Ariiicrai, 3 sin. pres. ind. pass, of
Ariiiw, f. -\j.w, p. X/Xti^a, to run<
doun, drop, flow, trickle ; to
pour out, shed, make a libation;
to wattr.
Actcvuai, Dor. for \ctovuet, pres.
ind. pass, contr. of \ct6w.
Atipiai, Ion. for tXcinvav, 3 pi. 1 a.
ind. act. of XnmVw.
Ar««rvi£w, (fr. next) to fan, winnow.
Acikvov or AIkvov, -ov, rb, a fan,
winnowing machine.
Acifial-,-dKos, i), same as Xciuwv, a
meadow.
Aclftua, -aros, rb, (fr. XtiVw to
leave) a remnant, residue, re-
mainder.
Aciu<l>v,-wvos,b, a meadow, meael.
Ati/jwvioj, -a, -ov, (fr. last) of or
about a meadow, verdant, green,
grassy.
Aciputvddc, (fr. same, and $e from
a place) from the meadow.
Actoyircios, -ov, b, f/, (fr. Xr7<?j
smooth, and yivciov* chin) hav-
ing smooth checks, smooth-chin-
ned; beardless.
Aci6y\wocos, -ov, b, i/, (fr. same,
and y\iboaa a tongue) smooth
wngued, of flattering speech, de-
ceitful.
Ac7os, -a, -ov, even, smooth, level,
flat, plain; slippery, polished;
finished, complete.
Atidrvs, -nrost h, (fr. last) evenness,
smoothness.
Acidw, f. -wo-oj, (fr. same) to polish,
make smooth, even or level; to
make a road.
Atiovoiv, Poet, for \iovai, d. pi. ot
X/wv.
Atlxt, pres. impr. act. or Ion. for
t\eist,3 sin. impf. act. — At'nrti,
act. — Azi-xtrai, pass. 3 sin.
pres. ind. — Acincro, Ion. for
t\ciirtTo, 3 sin. impf. pass. —
AuTOfiwos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass. — AcliTOvra, a. sin. crneut.
pi. par. pres. act. of Xs«7rw.
Attirodvfiia, -as, h, (""• Xfhrw to
fail, and $vpbs the mind) a faint,
swoon.
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Ktlirofiai, -n, -erai, ind. — A£<7r<5-
utvos, par. pres. pass, of Xi'nto>.
Atiirdveuis-, -w, b, (fr. Xc/ttw to leave,
and vavi a ship) a deserter from
a ship.
AtnrooTpaTia, -as, t)i or -*ov, -ou,
rb, (fr. same, and oTpar^j the
army) desertion,
AtiiroarpaTtos, -ov, b,f), (fr. same)
a deserter.
Aiciroxpv^iu) -<3, (fr. XttVw to fail,
and ij/v^n the soul) to faint,
swoon.
AstnoxpvxovvTa, a. sin. pres. par.
of la st.
AaTru),f. -<^w, p. XiXeupa, to leave,
depart ; to relinquish, forsake,
abandon, quit ; to leave off, de-
sist, slop ; to leave to another,
devise, bequeath ; to be deficient,
wanting ; to fail, come short of,
■ want. Mid. Aeiiropai, to remain,
survive; to be lejt behind, sur-
passed. 1 a. ind. act. iXa\pa,2 a.
ind. act. iXiirov- per. ind. pass.
\i\tiuuai.per. ind. mid. XAoi7ra.
Aeiriixra, Dor. for Xcinovaa, fern, of
\dwj>v,-ovoa, -oi>, pres. par. act.
of last.
Atlptvo ?,and A('ptvo?,-^,-ov,same as
Aeipi6sn, -cava, -ev, (fr. Xtlpiov a
lily) of a lily, like a lily, sweet,
blooming, fresh, tender, d. sin.
fern. Xupioioan.
Atipiov, and Aipiov, -ov, to, a lily.
Aeipbs, -a, -bv, slender, thin ; pale,
white.
Keiarbs, -f), -bv, (fr. Xtia a booty)
that may be plundered ; repara-
ble, retrievable.
Autos, -fi, -bv, (fr. Xabs the peo-
ple) public, common.
Atirovpyiu) -w, f. -j']<ru), p. XfXfi-
TovpyrjKa, (fr. Xtirovpybs a pub-
lic minister) to administer pub.
licly, officiate, attend a public of-
fice or duty ; to serve the state. 1
a. ind. act. tXttrovpyyica' inf.
\eirovpyijaa .
Aeirovpynua, -aros, to, (fr. same)
service, ministry.
Aeirovpyia, -as, %, (fr. same) a
public administration, ministry,
office ; contribution ; liturgy.
AtirovpyVicbs,-})', -bv, (fr. next) per-
forming public service, adminis-
tering publicly.
Aeirovpybs, -ov, b, 17, (fr. Xaroj
public, and ipyov a work) a pub-
lic officer, minister.
Auxhv, -i)vog, 0, a tetter, ringworm;
an eruption, scab, ulcer ; hard
flesh on horses' knees ; liverwort.
Atixnvidu) -w, (fr. last) to be af-
flicted with eruptions or ulcers,
labour under the erysipelas, be
scorbutic.
Aeix>'iwp, (fr. Xtfyoj to lick, and
avfip a man) the name of a
mouse.
AeixofivXr], -n;, )'h (fr. same, and
/zi'>Xr7 a cornmiil) the name of a
mouse.
Atiyu), f. -fw, p. -xai to &°ft > t°
lick up, devour.
Ati\pav, Ion. for iXziTav, 3 pi. 1 a.
ind. act. ofXaVw.
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Attxpav', for Xeixlava, n. pi. of
Atixpavov, -ov, rb, (fr. Xtnra) to
leave) a remnant, residue, re-
mainder.
Aei\j.u), 1 f. ind. act. of XtiVu).
Atlu)v, Poet, for Xtxv.
Actuals, -ios, Att. -tuis, hi (""• Xei6u)
to smooth, tli. Xclos smooth) a
smoothing, polishing.
AtKavn, -ns, h, a basin, plate, dish.
Aexdvtov, -ov, rb, (dim. of last) a
tittle basin, dish, plate.
Aucavts, -i6os, h\ (fr- same) a bowl,
basin, plate, rtish.
AikWos, -ov, f), the yolk of an egg ;
but -ov, b, a peu, pease ; pudding
of bean or peuse meal.
Aim?, -iSos, 17, and AtKiaKOs, -ov, b,
(fr. next) same as
Ackos, -ou, b, or Aikos, -tos -ovs,
to, a little dish, plate, saucer.
AtKTios, -a, -ov, (fr. Xeyu) to speak)
to be read or said ; to ie explained
or told, &.c. according to the verb.
AtKriKbs, -fj, -bv, (fr. same) elo-
quent. SUp. XtKTlKUiTUTOS-
AtKTo, Poet for XiXckto, Ion. for
eXiXtKTo, 3 sin. pper. pass, of
Xiyio.
AtKTbs, -rj, -bv, (fr. Xiyw to speak)
spoken, said ; chosen, selected.
AtKrpov, -ov, to, (fr. Xiyofiai to lie
down) a bed, couch.
AtKvdos, -ov, b, same as XfxidoS'
AcXa(iio6ai,Poet. forXafiia9at,2a..
inf. mid. — AtXa/fyo-t, Ion. Ana-
dipl. and Para g. for X d($n, 3 sin.
2 a. sub. act. — AtXafiounv,
Poet, for eXa(36nnv, 2 a. ind.
mil. of Xa/ifidvu).
AfXdtla, Dor. for XiXnOa, per. ind.
mid. — AeXadeodat, for XaBia-
0ui,2 a. inf. mid. — AeXa0r/,for
X«'077, 2 sin. 2 a. sub. mid. —
AeXadov, for iXaOov, 2 a. ind.
act. — AtXaBdn<iv, for eXaddftnv,
2 a. ind. mid. of XavOdvu).
AiXiiKa, -as, -t, ind. — AiXatc&s,
-v7a, -bs, par. per. mid. of Xa-
KitD or Xnieiu).
AeXaKvla, fem. oCXeXaKws, in last;
or Sync, for XeXuXryKw^per. par.
act. of XaXio).
AeXdXvKa, -as, -e or-£v, act. — At-
XaA^at, -oai, -rat, pass. per.
ind. — AtXaXt)nivos,-r), -ov, par.
per. pass, of XaX/w.
AtXdiiizpvvrai, 3 pi. of XeXd/xTTpvu-
uai, per. ind. pass. ofXafiirpvvw.
AiXatTfiat, -aai, -arai, 1 pi. AeXda-
[iiQa, Dor. for XiXno-fxai, -cai,
-orai, 1 pi. -a/i£0a,per. ind. pass.
of XavOdvu).
AtXarufjirifiivos, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of Xuronio).
AcXdxotm, for Xdxoiui, 2 a. opt.
act. — AtXa'xwo-i, Ion. Anadipl.
for Xa^wffi, 3 pi. 2 a. sub. act.
of Xayydvo).
AcXcinnivos, par. of AiXeiuftai,
-ipai, -irrai, per. ind. pass, of
Xel-ui.
AeXcix6tcs, n. pi. per. par. act. of
Xei'xw.
A£X/,v0"<»per. inf. pass, of Xiyw.
A&nBa, -as, -£, per. ind. mid. of
XavOdvu}.
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AEH
AcXrid6T0)s, (fr. XeXijO&s, par. pefc
mid. of Xavddvo) to elude) secretly,
hiddenly , privately , clandestinely .
AiXnKa, Sync, for XeXdXnKa, per
ind. act. — AeXnicws, Sync, for
XeXaXrjK&s, per. par. act. of Xa-
Xiiii.
AiXijfAuai, per. ind. pass. — Ac-
Xnnnivos, per. par. pass, of Xa/x-
fidvu).
AeXfjodai, per. ind. pass, of X^o-
f<at Or Xfi^oftai.
AiXno/iai, -aai, -arai, ind. — Ae-
Xtjodai, inf. — AtXnap.ivos, par.
per. pass, of XavOdvu.
AiXnQa, per. ind. act. of Xa/i/?avw.
AeXiTjfiivos, -n, -ov, (per. par. pass.
of XiXfu) -u> to wish for) beloved,
dear, longed for ; ready, anxious.
AtXiXnuui, for sake of sound XeXiV
yiai, per. ind. pass, of XiXf'w.
AtXiu/jtivosi -n, -ov, par. per. pass.
Of XlTTTU).
AiXoya, per. ind. mid. of Xiyu>.
AeXoylff/jLcBa, 1 pi. per. ind. pass,
of Xoyi^ojiai.
AtXoyic^ivois-) (fr. per. par. pass,
of Xoyi^ofiai to reason) prudent-
ly, sensibly, reasonably ; delibe-
rately.
AfXoyxa, -as, -e, ind. — AeXoy^'if,
par. per. mid. of Xayyavw.
AeXoiira, -as, -e, ind. — A£Xoi7raif,
-via, -bg, par. per. mid. of Xriiru.
AcXov/jiivos, -n, -ov, per. par. pass,
of Xovio.
AiXoxa, or E/Xo^a, Att. for X/Xf^a,
per. ind. act. of Xiyu) or Xt^w.
AfXo^oK, -via, -bs, par. of last, or
per. par. mid. of X/^w.
AiXvica, -as, -£, per. ind. act. of
Xvu).
AeXvuao/tat, Att. for XeXiuauuai,
per. ind. pass, of Xvuaivw.
AeXvfiacrpivos, par. fr. last.
AsXv^fVo?, -»/, -ov, par. per. pass.
— AfXilra(,3sin. per. ind. pass.
— AfXuvro, Ion. for eX Auvro, 3
pi. pper. pass, of Xtfw.
AeXvirnKa, -as, -e or -ev, per. ind.
act. of Xvrriu).
AiixfSos, -ov, b, a pinnace, smack,
skiff, bark.
Aijifia, -dros, rb, (fr. XfVw to peel
off) the bark, rind.
AijKpos, -ov, b, dirt of the nose.
Aejjiipbs, -fi, -bv, slimy, snivelly ;
drivelling, foolish, silly.
Afvriov, -ov, to, (fr. Lat. linteum,
linen cloth) a linen cloth, towel,
napkin.
Ai^aro, Ion. for iXH-aro, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. mid. of Xryio.
Ail-eo, Ion. for Xii-ov, pres. impr.
pass, of Xe%ouai.
Att-iSiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of Xifc a
saying, th. Xiyoy to speak) a
little saying, phrase, expression,
proverb.
Ae^Kbv, -ov, to, (fr. same) a Lexi-
con, dictionary.
Ai^is, -10s, Att. -to)s, ft, (fr. Xiyia
to speak) a word, saying; a
speech, oration, pleading, elo-
quence ; style, expression, diction;
a reading, glossary, paraphrase ,
language.
AETI
AET
AET
Ai(ouai, (fr. X/yw to lie down) to and cwi>"/ voire)
lie dmm go xi uh a
-i, Dor. for A/(or<n, 3 pi. 1 A ,:>, (fr. Xtxroc ihin)
1. ind. act. of \i | to make tlr .
Aihrra, a. sin. ot Au»>i<.
Atoi r/»7 -F;, -/ijj -?};, >% (fr. X/ujj
lion) i : next) a
Acuirctofy or -riof, or -T£u.. tmail akeH,
Aiovroi, - .. (fr. X/rw h
. I, ij, (fr. Xfwr a lion) o/" a the rm
lion, like a BON ; brave, valiant. JbuJL I
Mv, (fr. same) Me or in I -A, -»i, (fr. next)
manner q< lio,,s, boldly, ark, skin, shell, I
i, -or, ro, (fr. X/rwtoskii:
a leathern ttrap fastening the A/rw. C -i^w, J _#//"
poke to the horse's neck, (i rul- /'■•■ . i>r ritui . shell.
lar, headstall, n. pi. X/r
Acvalos, -a, -oi , (fr. X/rw to peel)
mountainous, rough, rugged.
Af77<jpyoj, -Tf, 6, i/, (fr. Xritf a
srul. . white) MMte
•foot, t6, (fr. Mm to strip)
a rock, cliff, promontory.
Aiiras, -a<5oy, fa (fr. last) a shell
fish which sticks to rocks, a Urn-
pet.
Actracriu -fig, h, (fr. last) a Utile
pot or cup like a shell.
i , -or , rb, (dim. ofXnrjj a
tie) a small teal*, shill.
rof, -of, 6, $, (fr. same)
scaly, having scales.
Atn'^u). f. -Tea*, (fr. X/roj the bark,
th. Xftm to peel off) to peel off
the bark, take off the scales or
shell, strip.
Acrfr, -tbog, fa (fr. X/ttw to peel) a
scale, shell; bark, rind, peel; a
thin plate, pi. Antfcf.
AivicTfia, -arof. rd, (fr. same) j>e*/-
i/jf or taking off the bark, white
stieaks caused by peeling; that
which has been peeleel.
A/roj -eos, -ovs, to, (fr. same)
same as Xnri'j.
Arrpa, -at;, fa (fr. Xtrpdf leprous)
the leprosy.
Aeirpas, -dcos, fa (fr. Xeirpds rough)
rough, craggy ; a rock.
Ae-rrpag, a. pi. of Xtirpdf.
Ai-pdio -u>, f. -fen*,, (fr. \tirpb; le-
prous) to become, leprous or
scoMy.
Ae-qdv, -of, ro, (fr. fame) the le-
prosy.
Ae-p6'jfjLai, (fr. same) to become le-
prous, par. per. pass. \cks*m*~
uhoi.
Arrrpds, -a, -or, leprous^ scabby,
seahf, rough ; a leper.
A iirra^fot, -a, -or, same as \ctt6c.
. d. sin. fern. ofXcmfc.
A -- \oyla, -<i5, i% (fr. Xtrrif
small, and X/yui to speaks light
discourse, arguments u!,«ut tri-
fles ; a minute discussion.
At-rbv, -ov, to, (fr. next) a small
piece of money ; a mite.
Ae-rb{, -fa -or, thin, fine ; small,
slight, slender ; weak, feeble,
faint; acute, subtile, ingenious.
AfuroYvj, -»7ros, fa (fr. last) thin-
ness, fineness ; suhtiltu, minute-
ness ; ingenuity, subtlety, cun-
ning.
A£»rd(^wvos, -ov, 6, fa (fr. s:ir.e,
liihal'iu.nts of the
island I
-oi, (fr. next)
/. . /.
■>f a lake.
v. a. pi. of Ataxic.
Aioii^u), and Aur.iin'^ui, (fr. Ata-
/?!<; a Lesbian) to .
hians ; befiave immorally, be dis-
solute.
. o or fa a lesbian.
Aeo~36dc\, (fr. next, and 9o from a
place) from Ijtsbos.
Aicjos, -ov, fa name of an island,
j xrti, n. pi. pres. par. act.
Aurxdfa, (fr. next) to talk, chat,
convirse.
Aie\n, -m, fa cnmersatim, talk,
ch it ; cabal, intrigue ; a place of
resort, an hospitalf public lodg-
ing.
Ataxnvtvu, t -n'ffw, same as \ia-
AfvyaX/jjj, Ion. for XcvyaX/aij, d.
pi. fern. — Acvya'XioMTiv, Ion.
for XnyaX/oij, d. pi. ma-
An ya^f'oi, -a, -ov, (perhaps fr. Xoi-
ybi destruction) destructive, per-
nicious ; satl, mournful ; griev-
ous, severe, calamitous, unfor-
tunate, wretched ; fphle, weak.
Acvt, and Aotfc, o, Heh. /.
man's name. g. rov Aai, a- rov
Attn.
An)ia0'«»',Heb. indecl. Leviathan,a.
kind of serpent, a crocodile, whale.
. -ov, b, (fr. An? Levi) a
AniriKos, -n, -or, (fr. same) .Len-
ticnl.
(or XtiKfi, rem. of Xtemif.
slirill-roiced,\.\ (fr. \cvnbc uhitej
rosy.
-pot, -of, 6, //, (fir.
-
oars.
\ ---.- r. i -me, and
r riding
. ', (fr. \ev>;bs whHPj
. marked wiL'i whit/.
i ,i, -f, Alt. Ac<
-*o, I. j,-/ the
. whit* soil.
AiiKodia, -u(, fj, the name of a
Ionian.
An».o<o»',-of, to, (fr. Xc»a#f white,
let) tin wait*
lily.
Atvc*7ri,d. [»!. Ion. ofXff/tof.
AtticdXuoi, -of, ro, (fr. Xnifdf
white, an.i .Xnov flax) white JUa.
Acvcoiilr . rj, (fr. same,
and ft irw to r the forehead) hav-
ing a white forehead, white-front-
AixKoirnoi'Of, -ov, b, fa (fr. same,
and naptia a cheek) having white
cheeks, fair c
- oo j, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and TTTcpov a wing) liaving white
ving*.
AevKor jjXoj, -ov, b,ij, (fr. same, and
riiXoy a young horse) riding on
or drawn by white horses.
Acubs, -h, -oi , w/iu> ; bright, clear
pure, limpid; calm, se-
rene; joyful, lucky . Comp. Xro-
Kdrtpos, sup. -KdraTOf.
A£vk6otiktos, -ov, b, h,(fr. last, and
oti^w to mark) marked with
white spots ; spotted, variegated.
An KuTrs,-T]Tosfi, (fr. XcvKbs white)
whiteness ; clearness, brightness.
Afffoci >n, -ios-ovf, b, fa (fr. same,
and^aiVw to show) white.
AetKo^ipvi, -vos, b, //, (fr. XrvKoj
white, and o^ptj a brow) having
a white front.
ArvKox?T(i)v, -wros, b, fa (fr. same,
and xirwv a coat) having a white
coat, clothed in white.
AcvKoxpoos -ovs, -6ov -ov, b, fa (fr.
same, and %o6a colour) of a
while colour, white coloured,
white.
AevK6xpws, -wrof, b, fa (fr. same,
and XP&S skin) having a fair
skin, fair.
Acvk6u>, same as Xn«ra/iw.
An k ;/i o). f. -aiw, (fr. Xtvxoi w hr - or, rd, name of a to%vn.
to whiten; become white. 1 a. An »K>no?, -or, o, fa (fr. Xrarfc
w frte, and wX/i i? an arm) white
ind. act. c&ctcofa, Att.
it inf. Xn ►.-.Tidi. 1 a. ind. pass.
«,\ff n .
:, 1 a. inf. act. — Aevxd-
,(. pr.r. act. — AcvKar6eis,
1 a. par. pass, of XnAinw.
; -of j, 6, //, (fr. >n-
A-df white, and rii floj a flower)
having a white flower ; hoory,
gray, bluish.
AtvKaiPiCu, (fr. Xniroj white) ro
^01^- or becon.e white.
-:;, -icoj, b, (fr. Xcvitds
white, and ac-:?? a shield) hav-
ing a white shield, splendidly
armed, glittering with armour.
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armed.
AtiK->fi(i, -aro?, rb, (fr. Xn-Ko?
white) a white tablet, white speck
on the eye.
-<), -or, (fr. Xuos smooth)
even, leiel,flat, smooth.
Aevcccre, 2 pi. pres. ind. act. of
AnVtrw, to see, look at, behold, liew,
descry.
Anc-rro, -rjpos, b, (fr. Xn u» to throw
a stone) one who throws a stone ;
or a person fit to be stoned.
Atv-£tiuo\iot -w, (fr. next) to be
clothed in white.
Awyfrwr, -ovoj, fa fa (fr. Xcvcdj
AH0
white, and tlpa a dress, th. £V
to put on) dressed in white.
Aevw, f. -cvco), (fr. Xas a stone) to
aim ; to strike or kill with stones,
stone to death.
Aexicairt, Ion. d. pi. ofXf^off.
Af X^oiris, -ov, b, r), (fr. X/%Qj a
bed, and rt6a, Ion. tola grass)
producing herbs Jit for beds,
grassy, fertile.
A£X®*V> neut« of Ac^fctj, -eiffa, -fv,
1 a. par. pass, of Xf'yw.
Aix°Si "£°f *°°Si rd, (fr. Xf'yw to lie
down) a bed, couch ; a marriage-
bed, marriage.
Af'vpto?, -a, -ov, oblique, across.
Ar^w, -ooi-ovi, }/, (fr. Xf^oj a bed,
th. Xfyw to lie down) a woman
in childbed.
Afyw or Af^o/jcu, (fr. same) to
have children, produce young,
breed.
AtAo'Spas, -avros, b, name of a man.
Aew/it, cont. for Xzdoim, pres. opt.
act. of Xeau, for Xaw.
Aiwv, -ovtos, b, (perhaps fr. Xrfw to
see) a lion. d. Xiovri. g. pi. \c6v-
TUV.
Atwrirpa orjAEtoirf rpa, and AciWTrc-
rpta, -a?, >), (fr. Xftoj smooth,
and irtTpa a rock) a smooth rock.
Aewpybs, -ov,b, (fr. Xewj the people,
and ipyov a work) a maker of
men ; bold, audacious ; cunning,
> subtle.
Aeibs, -Si, b, Att. for Xa6s.
Ae<i)<r<piTtpos,-ov, b, fj, (fr. last, and
aBfrtpos one's own) admitted as
a citizen, presented with the free-
dom of the state, a citizen, free-
man, one of their own.
At(j)(j>6pos, -ov, b, ft, {ft. same, and
<pipw to bear) a high road, beaten
path.
Afj, 3 sin. of Xw, Xys, Xfj, Dor. for
0fXw, -jis, -n, pres. sub. act. of
■S-Aw or £0Aw, or pres. sub. of
Xaw, Xdw, Xdns, Xdr/, cont. Xw,
X£j, Xp, and Dor. Xui, Xf??, X#.
Ai?j8(ij, obs. for which Xanfidvu).
A/jy', for Xr;yc, pres. impr. act
A»7yf//£i/a«,Dor. forX;/y«v, pres.
inf. act. — Arjyoificv, 1 pi. pres.
opt. act. of
Afiyw, -eis -££, to cease, stop, desist,
leave off", cause to cease ; to rest
be quiet ; to fail, decay.
Arjdov, -ov, to, a kind of shrub
called cistus ; a net.
AT^os, -tos -ov s, to, a garment made
of fine cloth ; a threadbare coat.
Afj^opai, same as Xni^ofiat.
ArjOaTos, -ata, -aiov, and Af,9atos,
-a, -ov, (fr. X>/0»7 forgetfulness)
Leth&an, oblivious, forgetful ;
causing forgetfulness.
ArjOapyos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
apybs lazy, or ipyov work) le-
thargy, drowsiness, sleepiness.
Also adj. for Xd6apyos, see Xai-
Oapyos.
Af/deai, Ion. for X>;0?;, 2 sin. pres.
ind. mid. — ArjOet, 3 sin. pres.
ind. act. — Af/OsT, and A//0£to.
Ion. for eXS/Ocro, 3 sin. impf.
mid. of X/?0w.
A>7fl>?, -vs, $, (fr. MOu) to lin hid)
3 A
AHN
oblivion, forgetfulness ; the river
Lethi.
Ar,Bh>, Dor. Aa'0u), f. Xjfaw, per.
mid. XiXnOa, same as X«v0a%w.
Mid. AriQojxai, same as Aav0di/o-
fiai.
A17W, for X?7<i5a, a. sin. of Xnis.
Ani^er', for Xni^ero, Ion. for eXj7^-
^firo, 3 sin. impf. mid. of
AT)t&, f. -uru), (fr. Xeio booty) to
plunder, ravage, rob, spoil ; to
carry away, seize, capture ; to
obtain, get, procure, per. ind.
pass, XeXrjicrfiai.
Atjirj, -ns, f), Ion. for Xtia.
Af/iov, -ov, to, standing corn ; a
crop, harvest, field of corn. pi.
to Mia.
Anis, -iSos, fj, (fr. Xtla booty) plun-
der, booty ; a seizure, capture ;
abundance of cattle or flocks.
ArficaaTo, Ion. and Poet, for £X^f-
craTo, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. —
Ariao-ETai, Poet, for Xr)to-£Tai, 3
sin. 1 f. ind. mid. ofXnt^o).
An'icTQs, -*), -ov, (fr. Xeia plunder)
seized, captured, plundered.
AniaTiiip, -opos, b, (fr. same) a
plunderer, robber, spoiler, high-
wayman, pirate.
Anirig, -tSos, ft, plundering ; an
epithet of Minerva, also a cap-
tive.
Ai'iiros, Ion. for Xcit6s.
Ajj'irov, -ov, to, (fr. last) a court,
court house ; the commons.
AvKtw, Dor. Aaiciw, f. -fjo-u), to
make a noise, sound, resound ; to
crack, crackle, crash, break with
a noise ; to rend, cleave, tear ; to
speak, say, tell, talk of.
A/jkvOos, -ov, b, a cruet, phial, jar
for oil.
Ai)\avTog, -ov, b, a proper name.
AT/fta, -Stos, rb, purpose, design;
bravery, courage, intrepidity ;
presence of mind.
ArjuftXios, -a, -ov, (fr. Xt'ifir} the
rheum of the eyes) sore-eyed,
blear-eyed.
Anudu -5, (fr. same) to have sore
eyes.
A/j/jLTj, -ns, f), the rheum of the eyes,
running jrom the eyes, soreness
of the eyes.
Arju/xa, -tiros, rd, (fr. \a/ii(3dvo) to
take) any thing received or as-
sumed ; an office, dignity ; a
bribe, gift ; profit, gain, emolu-
ment ; an argument, proposition,
assumptioji ; an axiom, lemma ;
boldness, confidence.
Aijfivios, -a, -ov, (fr. Arjfxvos an
island) of or belonging to Lem-
vos, Lemnian.
AvpiioKos, -ov, b, coloured ribands
hanging from a crown or gar
land, a knot, cockade ; lint.
AJj^ioj, -ov, >/, name of an island.
Anvnt, -wv, <u, or Arjvac, (fr. Xnvbs
a wine tub) Bacchanalians.
Arjratos, -ov, b, (fr. same) an epi
thet of Bacchus.
Anraiuyy, -djro?, 6, (fr. next) the
month when Bacchanalian rites
were performed, Januury. a.
sin. Xnvaiiova.
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AIA
Arjvbs, -ov, b, a wine press or vat j!
a swamp, pond, marsh.
Arivoi, -£oj -ovs, Tb, (fr. Xetof
smooth) wool.
Arj&v, Ion. for iXn^av, 3 pi. 1 a.
ind. act. — AJ)£n<, 1 a. inf. act.
— Afi^aoQai, 1 a, inf. mid. — Aiy-
fria, -as, -£, iEol. for X^ajju,
-ats, -at, 1 a. opt. act. ofXj/yw.
At/fa, -ios, Att. -£W5, %, (fr. Xrjyw
to cease) a cessation, delay, stopt
pause; abode, residence.
Arj^ts, -tos, Att. -eu>s, fit (fr. X^w,
for which Xay^a'vw to allot) a
lot, portion, share; inheritance^
condition, state.
Avpiu -w, (fr. Xa intens. and ^lu
to speak) to blab, talk nonsens* ;
to trifle.
Arjpos, -ov, b, (fr. same) an idle
tale, fiction; trifles, silliness, fol-
ly, nonsense.
AnpdJSnSi -£os -ovs, b, fj, (fr. last)
trifling, silly, weak.
Arjs, Dor. for 0Ar/? , see X?J.
A>7£raj, 2 sin. 1 f. ind. act. — AtJ-
<7£<t0£, 2 pi. 1 f. ind. mid. of
Xavddvti).
Ancnraiynuiv, -ovos, b, f), (fr. A>/0»/
forgetfulness, and 7raTy//a a play-
thing) forgetful of play ; ceasing
or stopping play ; an epithet ot
Bacchus.
Ana-fioavvn, -ys, »% (fr. XavQdvofiai
to forget) forgetfulness, oblivion.
Arjcouai, 1 f. ind. mid. — Aijcoucv,
1 pi. of Afiaw, 1 f. ind. act. of
Xavddvw.
Ajigtevu), f. -tvow, (fr. XparfjSj a.
robber}1 to rob, plunder.
Ano-ritpLov, -ov, Tb, (fr. same) a
gang or band of robbers, bandit-
ti ; robbery.
ArjcTriSi -o&, b, for XnioTris, (fr. Xria
booty) a robber, thief, plunderer^
pirate.
Ano-TtKos , and Ano-TpVicbsi-rii-bv, (fr
last) plundering, robbing, living
on plunder, predatory, piratical.
Ano-rpis, -ISos, hi (fr' same) a fe-
male robber, pirate vessel.
AfiaTpwv, -ovos, b, (fr. same) a den
or hiding-place of robbers.
Anaw, Dor. for X>;<rw, 1 f. ind. act.
of Xaw, or of Xavddvw.
AvTo'tSns, -ov, b, (fr. next) the son
of Latona.
Anru), -60s -ovs, >?, Latona. a. A>7-
T6a -w.
AnabOdnv, 1 a. opt. pass. — At]<pQus%
par. 1 a. pass. — An<p6fjvai, 1 a.
inf. pass. — Afi<p6nTi, -toj, 1 a.
impr. pass, of Xerufidvw.
Afix^, obs. for which Xayxdvu).
Arji}.>is, -10s, Att. - £Wf, ft, (fr. Xafi-
/?aVw to take) a receiving, re-
ception, taking, acceptance, re-
ceipt.
Arjipofiai, -ji, -erai, pi. -\p6uc6a,
-i|-£(70£, -i^ovTat, 1 f. ind. mid. of
Xafiftdvw.
A/a, forXfia.
A(rt'(a>, f. -uo), p. -Ka, to agitatt,
disturb, move, disorder ; to has-
ten, make speed. At d^ouat, to
separate, withdraw, secede, turn
aside ; to go from, depart, va>
AIII
nith ; to come or go to, approach,
bend, st mi)) ; to close m
Aiav, and A, y much,
exceedingly, too much, surely.
AiapHi, -a, -dv, for ^Ampo"*-.
Alpnvos, -01. 'inus, a
nKiUiilatn of Svna ; the frankin-
cenu-thrub, frankincense.
Atpavurdf, -uii, 6, and AipavuiTdv,
-ov, rij, (fr. last) frunkincente,
an incense- vette I, center.
-a6o(,fi,{fr.XiiJ^ to trickle)
a drop ; dripping, trickling ; a
nil, rnultt.
Ailiiprlvoi, -ov, b, a Libertine, a
sect lews.
Ai$6voroi, ~ov, b, (fr. Aiv| the
•outh- west wind, and \6roi the
south wind) a xoutli-ur.it u md.
AitfvaOtv, Dor. for
tod Otv from a place)/rc/ni
Libya.
Ai(3tn, ft, /;, / name of
a country.
<>, ^, and Alfivo*ov,
-ov, rd, a kiinl of east, «A-j/p, gnl-
bu. I.ibumiana.
-LOf, o, a man of /-
AipWou, ~rjf, !\, a woman of Libya.
\ ia.
Atymum. (fr. Xiy*< shnll) to MssV
a thrill, rltur or tuneful sound ;
to speak clear or distinct, pro-
claim.
A/yyw, f. -ft*, (fr. same) to r/ioAr
a thrill Bjgtai . riftf.
Alyta, (fr. Atioj smooth) o uArt
«tone ;
Alylnv, sligldly, briefly, by tht
Aiytos, -ov, b,a mortar ; a furnace,
foundry, crucilde.
Aiyia, neut. pi. — Aiytr.. D
lor Xiyciwv. g. |>1. — A.
sin. fern. of I
Aiyitas, (fr. Ai)i? shrill) loudly,
clearly, distinctly, ssjsjI
••Of, »'/, «00/, !
Aiyvwrdf, -of', 6, ^, raised like fat,
protuberant, prom.
At'yfr, Ion. for «A«y(r, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. act. of X/yyw.
Aiyvp', for Xiyvptj, d. sin. fem. —
Aiyvpfst| d. pi. fem. Ion. of Xi-
yvpdi
AiyvpLov, and A/yvpov, -ov, rd, a
lig'ire, precious atone.
Aiyipdi, -<i, -di, same as Xeyt5$.
Aiyi'puii, (fr. last) sweetly, melo-
diously.
Atyvc, -Co?, b, /;, a man or woman
of Liguria, Ligurian.
Aiyvs, -tia, -it, loud, sonorous,
clear-sounding, slirill, ahisding ;
siifft, harmonious, melodious.
AiyvoTiubs, -i), -ov, (fr. Alyvs a
Ligurian) of or belonging to Li-
guria, Ugurian.
Aiyv<p96yyotct, d. pi. Ion. of
Aiyvtpdvyyos, -ov, 6, >), (fr. Xiyi<$
sweet, and <f>6uyyn a voice, th.
*0f'yy°/;|attosPea^)su-,fe'"lYJ!'Y^i
harmonious ; loud-voiced, shrill.
Aiyv<pu>vos,-ov, b, t), (fr. same, and
0WV/) a voice) same as last.
Ah?*, Ion. for Xiuv.
ll< i
Aj0a£b/«v, -^£T£, 1 and 2 pi. prcs.
ind. act. of
A<0<i£w, f. -aaw, p. XcXIQik.i, (fr.
XsMf a stone) to tlone, ],<lt or
/ci// ut^i stunts, l
1 a. act. ind. tXi'Ouou. ;
pass. XiXiOaauai. 1 a. in
iXtOdcOnv.
A*0a(, -&kos, b, i), (fr.
ruigt'U craggy. Subs, a »/n«»/y
Alffiaf, -d^oj, /^, (fr. same) a ttone,
tmall stone, pebble f a shower of
st'im v.
AiBdoai, inl. — AtQdaaf, -<t
n. pL
— A<»AiTWu»<Ti,pass. — AiOunuict,
I pi. 1 a. sub. ofAr
Aifl/a, and A<0i,i, -„>,/,, (fr. A/0oj a
, | ifuurry, tunp or CO^ec-
(MM S/ stones ; a mau, pi'/r.
AiOt/a, -at, »i, (uerhafis fr. Aiav
much, i\i)lujuru, ii-
,tinre; almniiance, plmty.
Aidi&ioi, -ov, rd, (fr. Ai«-j<
' iusL
. -ij, -o», (fr. same) made
A iOodoXiiaO.it, \tn-9. inf. pass.cont
.\<tl ..ii>\r;0i';i7iriit, J Mill. 1 1.
ml. pass. — AiUu,iuX?io,tt- inf.
— AiOo;ioA('/<ra»'rrf, n. |>l. par. 1
a. act. — ,\ . i,. I. in.
par. pr»s. a« t. .>l
AtduJuXiut, f. -new, p. AiAiOo/^dAir
(XXm to
throw ) //* /A
"n*. 1 a. act. ind.
lAiOo^dAnaa.
AiQodoXin, -a{,^,(fr.same) ni
llig r>t SftSM
\ ko(,-av,o,4i(fr.same)dbtMe-
I SJffJMMl //i^ S/
r'K-/c.<. Subs, a sling, ratnputta.
AtOondXXnrof, -ov, 6, f)i (,r- sun. ,
and i | MM stone*.
AtddXivoroi, -ov, b, ih (fr. n- \t)
overwhelmed with stones, stout d
to eletith.
AtOoXcvuj, (fr. X/Oof a stone) to
- lo death.
At86{-oos, -ov, b, (fr. XlOot a stone,
and £«w to polish) a stone-cutter,
statuary, caritr.
Aldii, -ov, b cm h, a ttone, rock,
marble ', a gem ; an anchor ; a
quoit.
Aid6arpwros, -ov, b, »/, (fr. last, and
erpuvvvfit to strew) paved with
stones.
AiQorouia, -a?, fj, (fr. same, and
rt'uvu to cut) a raising or cutting
stones; a quarry.
AtOovpyiu), a>:il Aidovpyi^w, f.
-Tffw, (fr. Aifloupyds a stone-cut-
ter) lo cut stones.
AiSovpyiicbs, -r), -dv, (fr. same) be-
longing to or employed in stone-
cutting.
AiOoipybs, -ov, 6, (fr. XiOos a stone,
and iqyov a work) a stone-cutter,
lapidary.
AiBoui -w, f. -wow, (fr. Aiflof a
stone) to /urn into stone, petrify.
AiQvoiov, -ov, to, (fr. same) a heap
of stones.
(370)
AIM
AtOuens, -cog -ovf, b, 4, (fr. same)
like ttonr, stony.
Ai9u»u6ti/s, -ov, b, (fr. san
syrpvju to swear) uhu m
or //</ .
A/6w<Tif, -iti, Alt. -twf, L (fr. Xiddw
•H\ ^ e/iangmg mt<> .•>tor,rl
AiKiprifa, (fr. X/uv much, and oicip-
i (1.1111-tj to dunce inuiio-
i clurj), the least noiso
BkMI
AiKfidot -u», f. -i^au), p. XiXtKunisa,
(1r. Xik^io; a l:ui) ri* RWMksas
topoudir. 1 £ ind. act. XiKftS/otSj
AiKunri'ip, ->)pof, and Ai*f^n^i-, -o5,
6, (fr. lint) a winnower.
AtKfidf, -oi', b, a fun, uinnouing
■ "i, p. |'l. coat, of XiKfidmv
-<^i, j" '. ot\um4ttm
I as XiKu6c.
, (fr. X«Ypiof obtiqae)
Ai«fpoi, -Jh', oi, (perhapi fr. Xi^
ol.lnpie, and kinus a horn) the
tirnnrlits of u st'tu's horns, tintlt rs.
AUrni, -ov, b, (fr. Xr/^w to Ink)
mm /»rA.f, n Hater ; ■ fAsttsu,
AfXriio/zai, (fr. XJw to desire) to
th'.iri, hng for, t>e rugt .
XiX(J/7(/i, Ion. lor A(Au/' |
iihI. — psjr. [>res. mid. Xi-
\ni6utvoQ.
AiXltii -u>, f. -//<ru). p. -t?»v/, (fr.
ithf desire, /"
A(/ki) v/ui -w, aiM Aiuay^ovi/w-w,
(fr. Ai/idj him«;rr, and >iyxu> to
■•) to </_///!/:/ T/ t/A tuintnr,
kill with hunger, shin,.
Almoin.), f. ~uiu>, (fr. Ai/jdj hunger)
/'< bf hungry, die with hunger,
\r}f, -ov, bt (fr. Dezl, ami
apxif} '" eornmand) master of
trie harf>ovr, harbour -moult r, j/i-
lot.
Alufiv, -ivoq, b, a port, harbour, ha-
ven, a. sin. Xiuiva, pi. Xiuivac.
Atfinpbi, -a, 'bv, (fr. Xtubi hunger)
hungry, famished, starved.
Aiuvt~i{, 'ding, Ji, and Atuvrjrtc,
-tco$, fi, (fr. Xlfivn a lake) inha-
biting a lake ; a water nymph.
Ativans, Dor. for Xtfivrjris-
Aiuvn, -vi, //, a. lake, pool, sheet of
. mtrfaee of the sea.
At(iificio;,-ov, 6, (fr. last) name of
a frog.
AtuvutHoculs, (fr. Xiuvbs hunger,
and Aupitbi a Dorian) driven
like the Dorians by hunger to
seek a new settlement ; settlers,
colonists.
Aiuvd^apii, (fr. Xluvn a lake, and
^ai'pw to rejoice) the name of a
frog.
AtfioKTovfui -u>, (fr. next, and ktiI-
vw to kill) to kill with faminet
famish, starve.
Aiuh, -ov, b, hunger, famine^
ttarvatien ; a poor starved man;
a miser.
Am
Aiynavii), same as Xdiru).
Aif.«pivu)t f. -evaw, (fr. next) to de-
ceive ; to discover.
Aiuipbs, -ov, b, an informer.
At/xwrro), f. -w£w, p. -w^a, (fr. Xi-
fibs hunger) to be hungry. — Ai-
/jwrrwv, pres. par. act.
Alvcos -ovs, Xtvin -rj, Xiveov -ovv,
(fr. Xivov flax) /men, 0/ linen,
flaxen.
Aivodwpn!;, -t)kos, b, >/, (fr. same,
and 0wp<z£ a breastplate) having
a linen breastplate.
livoKaXdun, ->/s, »/, (fr. same, and
KaXduv a straw) the stalk of flax,
tivov, -ov, to, flax, any thing made
of it, linen, thread, a string, line,
net, sheet, sail.
LivdiTTtpos, -ov, b, h, (fr. last, and
■KTioov a wing) sail-winged, can-
vass-winged.
Klvos, -ov, 6, a man's name.
A.i£, oblique.
Alira, indecl. (fr. Xlnog fatness)
fat.
AtV for Xtire, 2 a. impr. or Ion.
for iXnre, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of
XtfVd.
Atiraiv<t),f. -avS, (fr. X/iro 5 fatness)
to fatten, make fat. 1 a. ind. act.
tXlnnva, and zXitava, -as, -e.
Anrapdunvl;, -vkos, b, h, (fr. Xtirapbs
beautiful, and duirvl- a head-
band) orr imented with fine ri-
bands, richly crowned, decked with
garlands.
Aiirapds, a. pi. fern, of Xnrapds-
Anrdpiu) -5, f. -fiaia, (fr. Xiirapris
diligent) to be diligent or earnest,
persevere, persist ; to urge, press,
importune
AIT
Atirhiv, Poet, for Xintlv, 2 a. inf.
act. of Xrfizu).
AixepviiS, -tog -ovs, b, hi (fr. Xe/;rw
to leave, and ipvos a plant) u)ho
left the country to live in town,
impoverished, reduced.
Anzto'jvup, -opos, {), (fr. Xri-nw to
leave, and uv>)p a man) desert-
ing their hushaiul.
Ant(o0ai,2 a. inf. mid. — Aiiroi,
3 sin. of Xitroiui -01s, -01, 2 a.
opt. act. — Aiiroifi>iv, 2 a. opt.
mid. — Anrotau, Dor. for Xi-
7roC<ru, 2 a. par. act. fern. — Ai-
iroitv, 3 pi. 2 a. opt. act. — Ai-
■kov, Ion. for iXtnov, 2 a. ind.
act. of XeiTzu).
Amovavras, Dor. for Xikovuvt^s,
-ov, b, (fr. Xa'-o) to leave, and
vavs a ship) a deserter of a ship.
Atnos, -eos -ovs, to, fat, grease, oil.
Aiirotyiyyia, a. sin. of
AtTroipeyyfis, -fos -ovs, b, h, (fr. Xti-
vw to leave, and <f>iyyos the light)
deficient in light, dark, blind.
Anrowv, Poet, for Xnr&v, pres. par.
act. cont. of Xifaw.
AiVrw, (fr. Xa'w to wish for) to de-
sire, wish for, long for.
Ai~u)v, -ovoa, -ov, par. 2 a. act. of
X£t7rw.
Aipiov, -ov, to, for Xdpiov.
Aipos or Aipbs, -ov, b, 1), (perhaps
fr. Xiav much, and bpdut to see)
impudent, bold.
Ais, -irbs, b, very fine thin linen,
cambric, lawn ; a light dress.
A??, -?oj, 5, Poet, a lion. a. sin.
XTv.
Aif, Apoe. for Xioor), fern, of Xia-
cros-
Anrapiws, and cont. -S>s, (fr. same) : Ataai, 1 a. impr. mid. of Xiaoouai
incessantly, diligently, assidu-
ously, continually.
Ainapfi, Ion. for Xinapa, n. sin. fern.
— Aiirapfjot, d. pi. fern. Ion. of
Xiirap6s.
A'irdprjs, -eos -ovs, b, h, constant,
diligent, assiduous, persevering,
earnest.
Aiirapta, -as, //, (fr. last) assiduity,
perseverance, diligence, impor-
tunity.
Anrdpia, -as, hi (fr. Xiirapbs fat)
fatness richness.
Anrapoicprjo'cuvos, -ov, 6, h, (fr.
next, and KpnScuvov a fillet) hav-
ing a beautiful head-dress, ele-
gantly dressed.
Airrapbs, -a, -bv, (fr. Xfaos fatness)
fat, rich, dainty; anointed, co-
vered with oil, shining; sleek,
smooth, neat, costly, fine, beau-
tiful, elegant, splendid.
Anrap6%poos -ovs, -6ov -ov, 6, h, (fr.
last, and ypdos a body, th. %p6a
colour) of a fair complexion or
person, fair.
AnTap6%pu)s,-(i>, b, h, Dor. for last,
a. sin. Xiirap6%pu)v.
Ainuo/ia, -aros, to, (fr. Xliros fat-
ness) fatness, a fattening, mak-
ing fat; an anointing, oint-
ment.
Aindui -w, (fr. same) to bcomefat
or plump, grow sleek.
.ifra, see X/w\
Aioirr), -ns, hi a certain slight thin
little animal. Aionai, dice.
AtWo?, -n, -ov, (fr. last) worn,
rubbed, threadbare; thin, slight.
AicKjtaOai, pres. inf. mid. — Aiu-
aeoKETo, Ion. for eX'ioozto, 3 sin.
impf. mid. — AiaaioKcodai, Ion.
for Aiaaeodai, pres. inf. mid. of
Xiaoouai.
Ai(T(Tou> for
Aiooouai, to pray, supplicate, beg.,
beseech, entreat, pres. par. mid.
Xkt<t6uzvos.
Aiaobs, -fi, -bv, (perhaps fr. Xiav
much, and iaos equal) smooth,
sleek.
Aiarpaivu), and Aiffrpevio, (fr. next)
to hoe, scrape, level ; to dig, dress.
Aiorpov, -ov, r3, a hoe, rake.
Aira, a. sin. of Xtj, Xirbs, or a. pi.
of XTtov, same as Xfr.
Aird^ouai, (fr. XtTn supplica-
tion) to supplicate, beg, pray,
entreat.
Atrni, -wv, -a\, (pi. of Xitti, th.
Xioaoixai to pray) prayers, sup-
plications, goddesses presiding
over prayers.
AYm/vw, (fr. same) to supplicate,
pray, entreat, beg.
AiraTui, d. pi. iem. Ion. ofXiTdS'
Airavtia, -as, hi (fr« Xiaaouai to
pray) supplication, entreaty,
prayer ; litany, form of prayer.
Airaveve, Ion. for tXtTu*w$, 3 sin.
(371)
Aor
impf. ind. act. — Airdvivac, Ion.
for cXiTdvtvat, 3 sin. 1 a. ind.
act. of
AirdvEvu, f. -cvau), same as Xt<r-
uouai.
Aitmwj/, 2Eo\. for Xitujv, g. pi. of
Am), -r;f, h, (fr. Xiaaouai to pray)
prayer, supplication, entreaty.
AiToiut/v, pres. opt. of
Ahouai, same as Xiooouai.
AItov, -ov, to, same as X/j.
Airof, ->), -bv, simple, bare, slen-
der, mean, vile, cheap; rude,
uncultivated.
Atrbs, -fj, -bv, (fr. Xioaouai to pray)
suppliant, beseeching, humble,
submissive.
Airpa, -us, h, a pound weight, di-
vided into 72 parts.
Airptoubs, -ov, b\ (fr. last) a hurt-
dred weight.
Alrpov, Att. for v'npov.
Ai(paiTufu) -wr (fr. X«'/ro> to leave,
and alua blood) to lose blood,
faint, fail.
Ai%avbs, -ov, b, (fr. Xej^w to lick,
or fr. Xiav much, and-^a/vw to
gape from the thumb) the fore
finger.
Aivaj, -dhos, hi tne f-pace between
the thumb and forefinger.
Ai^uafyv, Ion. for cXi^ua^ov, impf.
ind. act. of
At^ud^tj), f. -£w, and AiXpdouat
-dual, same as th. Xe^w, to
lick.
Aiyytia, -as, hi (fr* same) greedi-
ness, gluttony.
Aixp, Xlfibs, hi (fr- Xe/jSw to trickle)
a rock, cliff. Also, when mas-
culine, the south west wind.
Alia, to desire-, wish, covet; to be
ready, anxious v eager.
Ao(3bs, -ov, b, thedobe or lowest part
of the ear ;. the liver ; a pod,
shell, husk.
Aoyds, -aSos, b, >% (fr. Xiyw to
choose) chosen, selected, picked.
n. pi. ol, Xoyd&es- Also subs.
the white of the eye.
Aoytlov, -ov, rb, (fr. X6yos a word,
th. X/yw to say) an oracle, reve-
lation, word ; a breastplate worn
by the chief priest; a pulpit,
desk.
AoyCi, -as, h, (fr. Xiyia to collect)
a gathering, collection, contri-
bution.
Aoyi^eodat, inf. — Aoyi^icQw, 3
sin. -froOe, 2 pi. impr. pres. mid.
— Aoyifyi, -crai, 2 and 3 sin,
Aoyi^dutOa, 1 pi. pres. ind. mid.
— Aoyifyuevos, -n, -ov, par.
pres. pass, of
Aoyifyuai, f. mid. -taouai, p. XtX6-
yiauai, (fr. Xoyos a word^ th.
Xiyw to speak) to compute, reckon,
sum up, settle accounts; to cal-
culate, estimate ; to deduce, con-
clude, infer; to reason, argue;
to account, esteem, repute; to
think, consider, reflect; to attri-
bute, impute; to intend, pur-
pose, design. 1 a. ind. pass. eXo-
yicrdnv. 1 f. ind. pass. XoyuoBf]-
couai.
AoyiKbs, «>)i -iv, (fr. same) to-
Aor
firm*/, reasonable ; of or belong-
ing to the word or gospel, spi-
ritual; clorpient, learned, wise;
estimable, vx>rlhy.
AoyiKbv, -ov, rb, (neut. of last) rea-
son — Aoyuef), -oii ^i (fem. of
last) logic.
Adylpos, -»/, -ov, or -ov, b, ^, same
as \oyiK6i.
Adytoi, -wv, o't, (nom. pi. of X6yios)
wise men, oratory historians.
Adyiov, -ov, to, (fr. Xdyog a word)
an oracle, revelation ; a divim
oracle, sacred writing, scripture.
A6ytos, -a,-ov, (fr. same) rational ;
wise, learned, eloquent, distin-
guished. Subs, a prose writer ; a
prophet.
Abyioai, impr. — AoyiaaoOai, inf.
— Aoyiodftevos, -n, -or, par. —
Aoylonrai, sub. 3 sin. 1 a. mid.
— AoytoOein, 3 sin. opt. — Ao-
yicrOrivat, inf. 1 a. pass. — Ao-
yiadrjacTat, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. pass,
of Xoyifyuat.
Aoyiopds,-ou, b, (fr. X<5yo?a word)
reasoning, argument, thought,
rrfhctmn, reason ; sense, the
mind ; compulation, reckoning,
account ; a syllogism*
Aoytarfu, -ov, b, (fr. same) a rea-
soner ; ingenious person, arti-
ficer, artist ; an accountant,
comptroller.
Aoyoypa<piu), f. -//<rw, (fr. same, and
ypd<f>ij) to write) to write or com-
pose history or speeches ; to ex-
pound.
AoyoypZcpos, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
writer of speeches or history ; a
reasoner, expounder ; a wrangler,
pettifogger.
Adyotaa, d. pi. Ion. of X6yos-
Aoyoudyeipos -ov, b, (fr. .\6yoq a
word, and pdycipos a cook) or-
namentin« bin g uage, flowery.
Aoyopa%iw -to. f. -t'/au), p. XtXoyo-
fxd^tjKa, (fr. Xdyos a wctr/i, and
ud%Ofiai to fight) to
about words, dispute for -trifles.
pres. inf. act. cont. Xoyoftaxetv.
Aoyofia^ia, -as, q, (fr. same) con-
tention about words ; subtile or
idle disputation.
Aoybuaxos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same)
disputing about words.
Aoyo-rroiio) -w, f. ->'jou), (fr. Xdyos a
word, and iroiiu) to make) to
make, compose or write fables ; to
talk, rumour, report ; to affirm
assert ; to discourse, reason.
Aoyoiroibs, -ov, b, f], (fr. same) a
writer or composer of fables; a
historian.
ASyos, -ov, b, (fr. Xiyw to speak)
a word, speech, language, elo-
quence ; the word, divine Word,
Christ ; an oration, discourse ; a
saying, proverb ; fame, report,
rumour, talk ; thought, opinion,
conception, reflexion; reason, un-
derstanding, sense ; proportion
analogy ; account, cause, reason ;
a computation, reckoning ; a mat
to-* aflavri point, purpose ; an
appearance, show, pretence ; t
volume, book, treatise ; a narra-
AOI
tive, story, fable, pi. o\ \6yoi,
study, liti rature. Ek tivos Xoyov,
for which reason. Tivi \6yip, why
ur I'm what reason ? Kara Xoyov,
just I y, according to reason.
Ady^atoi, d. pi. Ion. of
A6yxv* -Vi, hi (""• Xay%dvu) to al-
lot) a lot, portion, share ; a Inner,
spear, point of a spear, blade.
Aoyxupii, -cos -ovs, b, i'i, (fr. last,
and aipu to raise) a speurnmn,
lancer.
Aoyydui, (fr. last) to point, sharpen
dt the point.
Aoyx^roq, -i), -bv, (fr. same) point-
id, sharpened, sharp-pointnl.
A<Jyw,Dor. for X6yov,g. sin. of Xdyos-
Aoeoodftevos, -n, -ov, — Abtoaav —
Aoiooai, Poet, for Xorodfifvos, par.
1 a. mid. iXoccrnr, 3 pi. 1 a. ind.
Ion. Xuf'aut, 1 a. inf. ad. of Xoiu>.
Aderpov, -ov, rd, for Xourpov.
Aorrpo^doj -ovs, -6ov -ov, b, >,, (fr.
last, and ^/w to pour out) Jit for
a hath.
Aotu) Poet, for Xovio.
Aotftt), d. sin. of
Aoi/3/"/, -»}?, fi, (fr- X"7?w to drop) a
li'mtion, drink-offering.
Aotyi'jtis, -tooa, -tv, same as Xol-
ytoi.
Aoiyia, n. pi. neut. of
Aolyioi, -a, -ov, (fr. next) destruc-
tive, ruinous, pernicious, deadly.
Aotybs, -ov, b, (fr. Xt/^w to devour)
pestilence, disease, death, ruin,
destruction.
AotSoptis, 2 sin. cont. pres. ind.
act. of
AoiSopeio -w, f. -i)oii), p. XcXotS6pn-
ku, (fr. XoiSopoi a reviler) to rail,
. reproach, abuse ; to chide,
reprehend, censure, pres. inf.
. cont. XotoopdaOai. pres.
par. pass. cont. XoiSopovftcvos. 1
a. par. pass. Xoifiopr/Ods.
Aoiidptjfta, -aroi, rb, Aoi66pnois,
-ioi, Att. -etos, fj, and Aoi&opia,
-as, »/, (fr. next) reproach, ca-
lumny, invective ; reviling, rail-
in l', abuse.
AoWopoj, -ov, b, a reviler, railer,
reproacher, calumniator.
Aodopovutvos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. of XoiSopiu).
Aointvofiai, (fr. next) to hurt, de-
stroy, corrupt ; to be infected.
Ao(/ioTo, g. sin. Ion. of
Aoifibs, -ov, b, a plague, pestilence,
contagion, infection ; a nuisance,
pest, scourge.
Aoi/iwrro), (fr. last) to have the
plague, be infected.
Aonrbs, -fi, -oi/, (fr. AnVw to leave)
left, remaining, the rest, remain-
der ; future.
Aoi(T9>yia,-ij)v,Ta,(lon. for XotcrOua,
neut. pi. of Xoi<r0e7os, same as
next) premium or reward given
to the last or hindmost.
AoiaQios, or -deTog, -a, -ov, and
AofcOos, -n, -ov, (perhaps fr.
Xdiru) to leave) the last, latest ;
hindmost. Ta Xoiadia, finally,
lastly, at length.
AoiuBotutos, -n, -ov, sup. of Xoia-
6os, a. sin. fem. Xoio-Qordrnv.
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AO*
Ao*poj, -wv, ol, Locn, the name of
a people.
Ao(«, (fr. yo£b<; oblique) obliquely,
ambiguously,
Aotyas, Ion. Aotyns, -ov, b, (fr.
Xo^bs oblique) the Loxian, epi-
thet of Apollo.
Ao^oflarai, n. pi. of
Ao^oftarns, -ov, b, >), (fr. next, and
liuiviit to go) falling or passing
obliquely.
Ao(b$, -fi, -bv, oblique, crooked,
bi nt ; dubious, ambiguous, doubt-
ful.
AoI-utvs, -rjros, />, (fr. last) obliquu
ty, inclination.
Aoiriis, -ueoj, fi, a plate, dish, pan,
saucer.
Ao*7rY/io$, -tj, -ov, (fr. Xiirw to peel)
that can be jieclcd, skinned or
barbed.
AoTrbs, -ov, b, (fr. same) bark, rind%
skin, pul.
Aooibs, -ov, b, fi, bent, inclined,
tumging 'barn, face downwards ;
bending inwards or downwards.
AopSdia -u>, (fr. last) to bend, stoop ;
to be doubled.
ASpioxTis, -ioj, Att. -£w?, >;, (fr.
same) a bend, stoop, leaning,
inclination.
Aov6orp6<pos, -ov, b, (fr. Xovfios,
from the Lat. ludus, play, and
Tp/0u> to encourage) a master of
sports, keeper of gladiators ; a
swordsman, fencing-master .
Aovkus, -a, b, Lucas, Eng. Luke,
a man's name.
Aoukioj, -ov, b, Lucius, a man't
name.
Aovpai, Att. Sync, for Xovouai —
KXovfjinv for iXov6finv, impf. ind.
pass. — AovaOai, for XoveoQai,
pres. inf. pass, of Xovio.
Aovvbs, -r), -bv, sjdendid, bright.
Aovcd(ttvos,-n, -ov, mid — Aovo~a{%
d. -aavri, n. pi. -aavrcs, act.
par. 1 a. — A*9ra, Ion. for
(Xovat, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
Xovio.
Aovccov, an excrescence grotving on
beech trees.
Aovaio, Dor. for Xovau), 1 f. ind.
act. of Xovu).
Aovrnp, -rjpos, h, (fr. Xovoj to wash)
a basin, vessel for washing ; a
laver.
Aovrpbv, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a bath,
laver, bathing-place.
Aovrpov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) water
which has been used, flirty water.
Aovrpio, d. sin. of Xovrp6v.
Aovrputv, -wvoj, b, (fr. Xoi3w to
wash) a bath; a sink, drain,
elr aught house.
Aovu), f. -ou), p. XiXjvKa, to wash,
bathe. 1 a. ind. act. iXovaa' par.
Xovo-ag. per. par. pass. XeXovpi-
vos, -n, -ov. 1 a. ind. mid. eXov-
od\xnv, -j), -aro.
Ao<}nd, -5s, )], (fr. XdQos the neck*
the neck, back; mane; bristle;
crest ; summit, top ; coast, border,
Aoibvla, -as, hi and Ao0vtj, -Woj, fj
(fr. Xocpos a hill) a torch, brand
Ao<f>6eis, -eaca, -tv, (fr. next) crest-
ed, tufted, hilly.
Arr
A6<pog, -oo, S, the neck, back; the
mane ; a crest ; a hill, eminence,
hillock ; a collar , yoke ; bon-
dage.
A6<povpa, to>v, tcL, (fr. last, and ovpa
a tail) all animals having bris-
tles on their backs.
A6<pvpog, -a,-ov, (fr. X6<pog a crest)
crested ; distinguished, proud,
stately.
Ao^aym??, -ov^ 6, (fr. next) a cap-
tain, officer of a company.
Ao%ayi<a -5, (fr. next) to command
a troop, lead a division.
Aoxaybg and Aoyayoiybg, -ov, 6,
(fr. X6%og a division, and dyu>
to lead) leader of a troop or di-
vision, lochagus, captain.
Ao^aco -a, f. -^aw, (fr. \6%os an
ambuscade) to lie in ambush,
lie in ivait for ; to lay an am-
bush ; to make a feint, deceive.
Ao^coXo, g. sin. Ion. of
Aoycbg, -ov, b, same as Xrf^oj.
A6yevfjia, -drag, rb, (fr. next) a
oirth, offspring.
Aoxsvoo, (fr. Xo%bg pregnant) to
bring forth, have young. Ao-
yevojiaiy to be born; to lie in am-
bush, be concealed.
Ao^nysribt -w, for Xoyayita.
Aoxfiaouai) 1 f. ind. mid. of Xo-
X,da).
Ao^t^w, f. -V<rw, (fr. X6%og a troop)
- to arrange in companies ; to
make an ambuscade, lie in wait
for.
Ao^irrjg, -ov, b, (fr. same) a com-
mon soldier.
Adx/ir], -T)$, >/, (fr. next) a place
covered with shrubs or under-
wood ; a covert, brake, thicket ;
a place Jit for ambuscade.
AC^pg, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. Xiyio to
lie down) a troop, band, divi-
sion, company ; snares, ambus-
cade.
Aoybg, -ov, $, pregnant, breeding ;
in labour.
Ava, Dor. for Xvtj, -rjg, rj, (fr. Xt5w
to dissolve) sedition, revolution,
rebellion, battle, fight ; pesti-
lence, plague, contagion.
Avyaiog, -a, -ov, (fr. Xvyrj dark-
ness) dark, obscure, gloomy;
mournful.
^vyydvcj, (fr. Xr£u> to sob) to sob,
cry, weep.
Avyycvg, -tog, Ion. -770?, b, name
ofa nation.
Avy&lvog, -rj, -ov, (fr. next) smooth,
polished, bright, white like mar-
ble.
Avybog, -ov, b, white marble, Pari-
an marble, alabaster.
Avyr, -t)s, fj, darkness, obscurity,
gloom.
Avy(£w,f.-i<xw, Dor. -£&>, (fr. Xvyog
a twig) to bend, twist, turn,
twine round, bind with twiss ; to
overpower, disable. Avyl^ofjint,
to endeavour to escape, elude,
shun.
AvyKcvg, -cog, Att. -tug, 6, Lynr.e-
us, a man's name.
Avyu.bg, -ov, b, (fr. Xu£a> to sob) a
hiccough, sobbing, crying.
ATK
Avy%, Xvyicbg, b, ;/, a lyna\
AiiyX, Xvyybg, fj, same as Xvypbg.
Avyog, -ov, >/, a willow, osier, twig
rod, stick.
Avybg, -ov, 6, a kind of wine-
press.
Avypi), Ion. for Xuypa, fern, of
Avypbi, -a, -bv, oppressive, trouble-
some, severe, hard; miserable
wretched ; gloomy, sad, mourn-
ful ; feeble, weak ; worthless
vile.
Avyp&s, (fr. last) severely, sadly,
grievously.
AiSSa, -rig, fj, name of a town.
AvSia, -as, ij, Lydia, the name of a
country, or of a woman.
AvSoirddijg, -cog -oog, b, r), (fr. next,
and irddog an affection) living
like the Lydians, voluptuous, ef-
feminate, delicate.
Av5bg , -ov, b, a man of Lydia. n. pi.
AvSoi, Lydians.
Avet, (3 sin. of Xuw, used im-
pers. ) it conduces, it is of advan-
tage.
Avsiv, pres. inf. — Aicrc, 2 pi.
pres. ind. or impr. act. of
Xvoi.
Av£<x), f. -fw, to have the hiccough;
to sob, cry, weep.
Avrj, -ng, {/, see Xva.
AvQcv, Bceot. Sync, and Ion. for
tXvdnvav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass. —
AvQrj, Ion. fortXij0>7, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. pass. — Avdfj, 3 sin. 1 a.
sub. pass. — Avdrjvai, inf. 1 a.
pass AvOrjttsrat, 3 sin. Avd>)-
covrai, pi. 1 f. ind. pass, of
Xvw.
Avdpov, -ov, to, blood, gore.
Avdpooi -&, (fr. last) to be pollut-
ed with gore, sprinkled with
blood.
AvdpwSrig, -cog -ovg, b, fi, (fr. same)
full of blood and matter, clotted
with blood, gory.
Avicdfiag, -avrog, b, (fr. Xvicog the
sun, and fiaivu) to go) the sun's
path ; a year.
AvKaiog, -a, -ov, an epithet of Jupi
ter.
AvKaovia, -ag, f), Lycaonia, name
of a country.
AvKavybg, -log -ovg, to, (fr. Xvkt]
light, th. XvKog the sun, and
avyfi brightness) the morning,
dawn, daybreak, twilight.
AvKauv, -ovog, b, Lycaon, a man's
name.
AvKEiog, -a, -ov, or -ov, b, fj, (fr.
XvKog a wolf) of a wolf, wolf's.
Also, an epithet of Apollo or the
sun.
Avkt], -rjg, %, (fr. Xvicog the sun)
Lght.
AvrtSciig, -wv, ol, (fr. Xvicog a wolf)
wolf's whelps or cubs.
AvKta, -ag, Ion. -rj, -ng, f/, Lycia,
a country.
AvKicpyfig, -tog -oTig, b, f), (fr. last,
and coyov a work) made in Ly-
cia, Lycian.
AvKiriQtv, ffr. same, and -S-tv fr. a
place) from Lycia.
Avkioi, -<dv, ol, inhabitants of Ly
cia, Lycians.
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AvKonrilng, -cog -ovg, b, Lycomede$t
a man's name.
AvKog, -ov, 6, a wolf. a. pi. XvKog,
Dor. for XvKovg.
AvKog, -ov, b, (fr. Xvkt] light) the
sun, sunbeams.
AvKovpyog, -ov, b, Lycurgus, a
man's name.
AvK6<Ppo>v, -ovog, b, (fr. XvKog a
wolf, and cppfiv the mind) daring
bold, intrepid.
AvK6(pu)g, to, (fr. Xvicn dawn, and
<p(ag light) morning, dawn, twi-
light.
AvKTog,~ov, fj, the name of a town.
Avyta, -drog, rb, (perhaps fr.
Xouw to wash) dirty water, dirt,
offscouring, filth ; cleansing, pu-
rification, purgation.
Avfiaivd), f. -avw, (fr. last) to wash,
cleanse, purify ; make expiation,
atonement. Or, (fr. Xv^tn de-
struction) to ravage, waste, make
havoc ; to ruin, destroy ; to in-
jure, violate, hurt. 1 a. ind.
act. cXvnj]va. pres. ind. pass.
Xvnaivopai. 1 f. ind. mid. Xvp-a-
vovjiai. 1 a. ind. mid. cXvfirjvd-
fjLr/v, -a, -aro.
Avfxth)v,-ibvog, b, (fr. next) a de-
stroyer, ravager.
Ax>jxri,-rig, ft, a plague, pestilence,
calamity, destruction, ruin; hurt,
damage ; decay, decline.
Aijxnv, Xvo, Xvto, Poet, and Ion.
for XcXvftcvog cinv, pper. opt.
pass, of Xuw, or 2 a. opt. mid. of
Xvfti, same as Xuw.
Avpjivd[i£vog, 1 a. par. mid. of Xv-
/iuivw.
Avvto, Ion. and Poet, for tXcXvv-
to, 3 pi. pper. ind. pass, of
Xvw.
Avo/jiai, pres. ind. pass. — AvovTtgy
n. — AvSvtuiv, g. par. pres. act.
— Avovot, d. pi. of same, or 3
pi. pres. ind. act. of Xuw.
Av-KctaQai, pres. inf. pass. cont.
— AvitciTai, 3 sin. cont. pres.
ind. pass. — Avttcitc, 2 pi. cont.
pres. ind. or impr. act. — Av-
7rw, cont. for
Aorta), f. -flaw, p. XcXvmjKa, (fr.
next) to grieve, fret, distress,
make sorrowful ; to hurt, offend,
make angry. 1 a. ind. act. cXv-
■Kijaa. pres. ind. pass. Xvncouai.
1 a. pass. cXv-ijOnv, -ng, -v sub.
XvKnOS), -fig, -fj. inf. XvTnOrjvat'
par. Xviry/drig, -cvrog.
Avttti, -ng, r)-> %Tiefi pain, distress,
uneasiness, trouble, sorrow.
AviznQivTcg, n. pi. par. — Av-t)9rj-
vai, inf. — AvT:nbr)TE, 2 pi. sub.
1 a. pass AvirnOfjacade, 2 pi.
1 f. ind. pass. — AvirT/v, Dor. for
AvttcIv, pres. inf. act. cont. —
Atixng, 2 sin. cont. pres. sub.
act. — AvnrjcrOc. 2 pi. pres. sub.
pass, of Xvttco).
AviTTjpbc, -a, -bv, (fr. Xvnn grief)
grievous, sad, distressing, severe ;
troublesome, annoying ; indiffer-
ent, sorry, poor. Comp. XvnnoS-
Tcpog, sup. Xvirnporarog.
AvzripG>g, (fr. last) grievously, sad-
ly, severely, troublesomely.
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Avirnti, pres. impr. pass. cont. —
Avnotiptvos, -n, -rv, pres. par.
pass. cont. of Xujrrw.
Avirpis, -a, -dv, Bam« as Xvtrnpbs ;
also, thin, slig/U, scanty, bare,
poor.
ACpo, -as, Ion. -tjs, f), a lyre, gui-
tar.
AvpaotSbs, -ov, b, (fr. ast, and dcio
10 sing) singing to the lyre.
Avo<£w, f. -tow, (fr. same) to sound
or p/ay upon a lyre.
AvpUbs, -i), -bv, (fr. same) adapt-
ed to the lyre, lyric.
Avpio-rfis, -ov, b, (fr. same) who
vlayed on or sung to the lyre,
accompanying his voice with the
lyre.
AvpoKrtiirfis, -ov, b, and Avooktv-
iros, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and rvir-
tw to strike) a performer on the
lyre.
Avoai, 1 a. inf. act. — Avaao' for
Xvcraaa, fern, of \veas, -acra,
-anv, 1 a. par. act. — Avoav,
Ion. for iXvoav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind.
act. — Averatrc, 2 pi. of Xvoutui,
1 a. opt. act. — Avoaro, Ion.
for cXvouro, 3 sin. of tXvoduqv,
-w, -aro. 1 a. ind. mid. of Xvut.
Avoais, JEo\. for Xi5<ra$, 1 a. par.
act. of s.iiih'.
Avaavlas, -ov, b, (fr. Xt5w to relax,
and avin sadness) relieving, eas-
ing pain or sorroio, mitigating,
assuaging ; Lysanias, a man's
name.
Avot, Ion. for iXvot, 3 sin. 1 a. ind.
art. — Avocia, -as, -c, JEol. for
Xvoaiui, -an, -at, 1 a. opt. act.
of XtJw.
Aioet, d. sin. of Xi'crtj.
Avoidvtoaa, -ijSi >/, a woman's
name.
Avaias, -ov, b, Lysias, a man
name.
Avotfavos, -o", b, /;, (fr. XtJw to
untie, and ^wvn a girdle) one
who unties the girdle, a bride-
groom.
Avoikokos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
KaKbs evil) dispelling evils, sooth-
ing, assuaging, balmy.
Av<rtuc\>,;, -ios-ovs, b, f/, (fr. same,
and uiXos a limb) relaxing the
limbs, refreshing, balmy.
Avolv, a. sin. of Xvois-
kvoios, -a,-ov, or -ov, b, fj, (fr. Xt5w
to relax) relaxing, soothing, care-
assuaging, mitigating.
Avo-nzaiyuuv, -ovos, b, fj, (fr. same,
and 7rai'£w to sport) jocose, mer-
ry, jolly ; relaxing in sport ; end-
ing the play.
Avai-rrovoi, -ov, b, ?/, (fr. same, and
irovoq labour, th. irivouai to la-
bour) relieving from labour ;
sorrow-ending.
Av<ri?, -(Of, Att. -£wj, J;, (fr. At'w to
loose) a loosening, untying, dis-
engaging, delivery, release ; dis-
solution, breaking up, end. a.
Xvmv.
AvoiTtXti, (3 sin. cont. impers. of
XvairtXim to avail) it is profita-
ble, it avails, it is better, is worth
while.
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Avoir(Xua,-as, >), (fr. next) utility,
profit, benefit, advantage.
AvatreXtoj -Qj, f. -rjoo), (fr. next) to
be advantageous, profit, serve,
avail, benefit.
Avoirc\i]i, -ios -ovs, b, fj, (fr. Xvui
to pay, and tiXos tribute) useful,
advantageous, profitable, benefi-
cial. Comp. XvoircXiortpos. sup.
-Xfo-ruros.
AvotrtX&s, (fr. last) usefully, pro-
fitably, beneficially.
Avoov, -drto, 2 pi. -care, 1 a. impr.
act. — Avaovrai, 3 pi. 1 f. ind.
mid. Xvodficvoi, I f. par. mid. of
Xvu>.
Avoaa or Avrra, -rjs, f/, madness,
phrensy, rage ; properly of
dogs.
Avcodi* or -rrdw, Poet. Avaadu,
(fr. last) to go mad, become furi-
ous ; to rage, rave.
Avoonua, -aros, rb, same as Xvaoa.
Avoof,v, Dor. for Xvaoav, pres. inf.
act. cont. of Xvaodm.
Avoonrflp, -rjpos, b, (fr. Xvaoa ca-
nine madness) mad, furious, ra-
bid.
Avo-o6u)v, Poet, or Ion. for Xuffffwv,
pres. par. act. cont. of Xvoodia.
Avoouthns, -tos -ovs,b, i), (fr. Xvaoa
canine madness) mud, furious,
raging, raving, ral)id.
Avoowdcins, 2 sin. 1 a. opt. pass,
of Xvaadw, same as Xvaadw.
Avaouot, 3 pi. pres. ind. or sub.
act. cont. of Xvoodut.
Avarpa, -as, f), and -wv, rd, Lystra,
name of a town.
AiWpof, -a, -ov, of or belonging to
I. <!rn.
Avo-d), -cis, -ei, 1 f. ind. act. —
Avau), -j)i, n, 2 pi. -ar/rc, 1 a.
sub. act. of \vu>.
Avn'ipiov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next) a
remedy, release, ransom, atone-
ment.
Avrt'/oioi, -ov, b, f), (fr. Xuw to re-
lease) expiatory, atoning, ran-
soming ; preserving, saving, de-
livering ; that frees or exone
rates.
Avro, Ion. and Poet. fortXiXvro, 3
sin. pper. ind. pass, of Ai'w.
Aurdv, -oT>, rb, (neut. of next) re
trilmtion, justice.
Avrbs, -r), -bv, (fr. AtJw to pay)
soluble; to be paid; retributive.
Avrpov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a ran-
som, redemption, atonement, price
of deliverance.
AvrpovoOai, pres. inf. mid. cont.
of
Avrpou), f. -cio-w, p. \c\vT0U)Ka, (fr.
same) to ransom, redeem, de-
liver, per. ind. pass. XcXurpw/zat,
-oai, -rat. 1 a. ind. pass. fAu-
rpwdnv, ->7ff, -v. 1 a. ind. mid.
cXvrpwaduTjv, -u>, -aro' sub. Xv-
rp&aoiuai, -ji, -nrat.
AvrpwSws, same as Xv8ptx>8ng.
Avrpihonrai, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. mid.
of Xvrp6<i).
Avrpvois, -tog, Att. -tux;, fj, (fr.
Xvrpdu) to redeem, th. Xvw to
pay) redemption, ransom, a. Xv-
rpuaiv.
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Avrputrfu, -ov, b, (fr. same) a rr-
deemer, deliverer, saviour.
Avrrdu), same as Xvaodu>.
Avxytiov and Av%yiov, -ov, rb, and
Av%vVa, -as, f), (fr. Xv%vos a
lamp) a candlestick, lumji-sl'iml.
Av)(yl6iov,-ov,rb, (fr. dim. of next)
a small candle, taper, lamj>.
Avxvis, -ISog, fi, (fr. Xv%vos a lamp)
a plant of which wicks were
made, blue-bottle ; a wick, lump,
candle.
Av%voKata, -as, ^, (fr. next, arid
Kalut to burn) the feast of lamps
or lanterns.
Avyvos, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. Xt3w to
dissipate, and vi)£ night) alamp^
lantern, candle.
AOw, f. Xuou), p. XfXvKa, to loose,
unloose, untie, slacken ; to relax,
mitigate, assuage ; to weigh an-
chor, set sail ; to release, set free,
liberate ; to discharge, acquit ; to
jxirdon, forgive ; to pay ; to
open ; to break down, subvert,
oierturn, ovtrthrow ; to dissolve,
dilute, melt ; to expiate, atone
for ; to dismiss, break up, dis-
perse, disband ; to annul, re-
scind, abrogate, cancel ; to solve,
explain, unravel ; to violule,
transgress, put an end to,, set-
tle. Avouai, to redeem, ransom.
impf. ind. act. iXvov, -cs, -,1a.
act. ind. iXvoa' sub. Xvau, -./?, jj'
inf. XZffai. impf. pass. tXvofXTjv,
-ov, -cro. per. ind. pats. XtXv-
uai. 1 a. ind. puss. cXvOnv, -/yj,
-n. 1 f. ind. pass. XvO>)oop.ai.
Aw, see Af/.
Aw/3rt£w, and Aw/3aw, same as
Aoifidouai, f. mid. XuPrjoo/iai, (fr.
Xw/3?7 injury) to affront, qffendy
insult ; to injure, wrong ; to
spoil, break, mutilate, deform.
AwfidencQc, Dor. for Xw^tjo-tjodc,
2 pi. 1 a. sub. mid. — la. ind.
pass. cXwPrjdnv.
Awficvw, same as last.
A(i>($n, -nst >h affront, insult ; in-
jury, wrong, hurt ; mutilation,
maiming.
Au)(3t)6eis, 1 a. par. pass. — Aw/fy-
oato, 2 sin. 1 a. opt. mid. —
Awfinoov, 1 a. impr. act. of Xw-
/?a'w.
Awj3»?r//ff, -ov, Aw^nrfip, -vpos, Aw-
finribp, -6pos, b, (fr. Xufir} affront)
a scoffer, railer, defamer ; a vile
person, pest, disgrace.
Au)0nrbs, -n, -bv, (fr. same) af-
fronted, insulted, abused, injured*
wronged ; maimed, mutilated ;
despicable, vile, worthless.
Awtff, -i8os, fi, a woman's name.
AwiVroff, cont. Aiporos, sup. (fr.
Aw to wish) excellent, best.
Autrcpos, -a, -ov, same as
Awv'wv, cont. Xwwv, -ovos, b, %,
comp. (fr. Aw to wish) better, su-
perior, more preferable.
AwXoff stupid, silly ; rude, uncivil-
ized.
AGifia, -aros, rb, a fringe, border,
hem.
Awvti, Dor. for Awo-<, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. cont. — Ad<ov Xwv, Xd
maf
ovca Xwca, \dov Xwv, pres. par.
act. of Xdw.
A&ova, a. pi. of \wu>v, cont. for
Awos, or Atpos, -ou, o, a Macedoni-
an mon tli| commencing with mid-
summer.
AwiroSvTiw -3, f. -f)aw, (fr. Xwiroj
a garment, and <5t5w to put on) to
steal clothes ; to rob. steal.
AuiroSvTTx, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a
stealer of clothes at the bath; a
robber, thief,
AZiros, -tog -ovs, rb, Adirrj, -ns,
Awrrds, -d<5»?, #, (fr. Xoots bark,
th. Xf'n-wto peel) a garment, light
thin coat.
Awara, pi. neut. of Xwcroc, cont.
for Xwi'oroj.
Awr, 6, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
AuTtvvra, Dor. — Awrouvra, Att.
for Xwrfovra, n. pi. neut. of Xw-
t6eis.
AwW£w, (fr. Xwrdj the lotus) to
gather the lotus.
Awrdas, -tcrca, -tv, (fr. next) a-
bounding with lotus.
Autos, -ov, b, the lotus, a shrub
whose fruit was sweet and juicy ;
a pipe made of it ; a hind of tre-
foil or clover.
Au><pap, and Aw0*7pa,-dro?, to, (fr.
next) relaxation, refreshment,
ease.
Ao)0aci) -<S, f. -^o-w, (perhaps fr.
\6<pos the shoulders) <o rest, lay
down the yoke from the neck ; to
refresh, ease, alleviate, relieve
from labour.
Auxprjais, -ios, Att. -£u>?, ft, (fr.
last) rest, ease, refreshment, re-
laxation.
Adtuv, -ovof, 6, fi, cont. for Xwtwv.
M
MA©
trick, deceive, impose upon ; to
compound love potions or phil-
ters.
Mdyyavov, -ov, to, a machine, en-
gine ; contrivance, artifice, im-
posture ; a charm, philter ; a bolt,
bar, latch, lock.
MaydaXa, Heb. indecl. the name
ofa place.
MaySaXrjvf,, -»)?, t% a woman's
name.
MayoaX^vo?, -fi, -ov, coming from
Magdala, a man or woman of
Magdala.
May6u)\bv, -ov, rb, (Heb.) a tower.
Mayiia, -as, f), (fr. fidyos a magi-
cian) magic, magic art, incan-
tation, witchcraft; a witch, an
enchantress.
Mayctpelov, -ou, to, (fr. udytipos a
cook) a kitchen.
Maytiptvw, f. -tvo-to, (fr. same) to
cook, dress victuals.
Maytipiaaa, -qs, h, (fr. same) a fe-
male cook.
Mdyeipos, -ov, b, a cook, butcher,
baker.
Mayevu>, f. -tio-<a, p. pefidycvKa,
(fr. fidyos a magician) to charm
enchant, bewitch, practise magic.
par. pres. act. payetiuv.
Mayi/cos, -h,-bv, (fr. same) magi
cal.
Mayist-'to'os, h, (fr. udaau) to knead)
a kneading trough, dish; a cake
Mdyvns, -riros, »/, and Mayvfjrris,
-ov, »/, a magnet, loadstone. Also,
an inhabitant of Magnesia.
Mayvncla, -as, f), the country
Magnesia.
MdyvTjras, a. pi. of udyvr/s.
Mayos, -ov, b, a magician, sorcerer,
wizard, juggler, impostor; a
wise man of the east, mage, phi-
losopher.
MayiSapig, the root of an herb
called masterwort.
Maywy, 6, Heb. indecl. a proper
name.
Maddo6b) -w, f. -oicw, p. -wKa, (fr.
bos bald) to pluck off" the hair
feathers ; to make bald or
M, /i, called mu, the twelfth of the
more modern Greek letters, but
the thirteenth of the ancient ;
whence, in numbering, « is used
for the fourth decade, or forty
with a dot under it, p, for forty
thousand.
M', for ut, a. of tyu>.
Mu, an adverb of swearing, by.
Mad0, b, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
Mayans, -tos, §, (fr. fiayas a sound
ing board) a musical instrument ;
a lyre, flute.
Mayd&o, f. -dc<a, (fr. next) to play
on the lyre.
Maya;, -d5os, >% and Mayd&iov,
-ov, rb, the sounding board or
bridge of a lyre.
Mayyavtia, -as, f/, (fr. next) sor-
cery, witchcraft, enchantment ;
delusion, imposture.
Mayydvtvo), f. -ziou>, (fr. next) to
use charms or enchantments ; to
pan
Ma6do> -w, f. -i7ff<«», (fr. same) to be
wet or putrid; to lose one's hair,
become I al'l.
Madidv, Heb. indecl. the name of
a country.
Ma(5t£w, f. -tea, same as uaSdu).
MabfiapiTis, MadPapiTis, MafiOia-
pirts, Heb. indecl. a wilderness,
desert.
MaSbs,-r),-bv, and MaSapbs, -d,-dv,
fluid, soft, putrid ; bald, smooth.
MatXf0, Heb. indecl. a wind in-
strument; the beginning of a
song ; a symphony.
Md£a, -rjs, t'l, (fr- pdaou) to bake)
a cake, pudding, flummery.
Matys, -ov, b, the breast, pap of a
female ; a nurse.
Ma£oupu>0, Heb. indecl. a name
given to certain stars.
Ma0£, -fVw, 2 pi. -6ct£, impr. —
MaOclv, inf. 2 a. act. ofyuvOdvw.
MaOtvjiai, Dor. for fiadovixai, 2 f.
mid. of same.
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MAI
MaOiu, obs. from whence pavddm
borrows its tenses.
MdOrj/ia, -aros, to, (fr. fiavddvii) to
learn) a lesson; learning, skill;
an art, science ; instruction. Td
paOrjftaTa, the mathematical sci-
ences.
MaOnuar'tKos, ->7, -bv, (fr. last) be-
longing to learning or teaching ;
fond of learning, docile ; learn-
ed, mathematical. Subs, a ma-
thematician.
MdQncris, -ios, Att. -ewj, f), (fr. fxav-
0ivw to learn) the act or effect of
learning ; knowledge, instruc-
tion.
MaOrjoeai, Ion. for uad/icr), 2 sin. of
fiaOt'iaofiai, 1 f. mid. of uavddvw.
Md6rjT£, 2 pi. 2 a. sub. act. of
same.
MaOr/TEvOtis, par. 1 a. pass. — Mo-
drjrcvaaTC, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. —
MadrjTtvo-avres, n. pi. par. 1 a,
act. of
Ma6r]T£v<t>, f. -tvata, p. ueuaOt'/Ttv-
<a, (fr. next) to teach, instruct
make converts or disciples; to
learn, become a scholar.
MaOrjTris, -ov, b, (fr. uavddvu to
learn) a scholar, disciple.
Ma8r)Tiau) -w, (fr. same) to wish to
be a scholar, long for learning,
be anxious to be instructed.
Madrjrpta, -as, t), (fr. same) a fe-
male disciple.
MaOoiva, Dor. for uaOovaa, fern,
par. of tfiddov, 2 a. ind. act. of
fxavQdvu).
MadovadXa, Heb. indecl. the name
of Enoch's son.
Ma'0tua, -as, #, the cheek or jaw-
bone.
Ma0wv, -6vtos, n. pi. ua66vrts, par.
off'/^a0ov,2a.ind.act. offiavddvu).
Mai'u, -as, f], a midwife, nurse,
grandmother. Also the name
of a heathen goddess.
Maiai><5po?,-ou, o, a river ofPhrygia.
Mauuw, same as fiai6ouat-
Mairj, Ion. for pala.
Mai/id^u), f. -aau), (fr. j/dw to wish
for) to desire earnestly, burn
with desire, long for ; to pant,
throb, breathe short; be agitated.
MatudoffW, f. -d£w, p. -%a, (fr. uda-
c-w to knead) to ferment, be
troubled, desire vehemently; to
rage, boil with passion.
Mai/xdu), f. -»'/(tw, (fr. udu) to wish
for) same as uaiud£o>.
M.aifjLJ]o-e, Ion. for efxaiprjo-E 3 sin. 1
a. ind. act. of last.
MaifjuAovara, fern. pres. par. act. of
Mat^ww and Maiuuaoui, Poet, for
/jLaindu), and uaifxdacu).
Ma'iv&v, b, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
Maivas, -dtos, '/, (fr. fiaivouat to be
mad) mad, enraged, frantic; or
who causes others to be frantic,
raging, torturing, pi. paivabes,
bacchanals.
Maun, 2 sin Maiverat, 3 sin. —
Maivccde, 2 pi. pres. ind. mid.
of
jxaivofiai.
Matv6\r)s, -ov, b? (fr. next) mad-
dening ; frantic.
MAK
"Matvofiaif f. fiavovftat, p. mid. ///-
^ir)va,to fcc mad or furious, rage,
Mtve, In nunc frantic. pr« s. par,
liaivdfiivof.
Mo/e/MUf (H. ^(/w to «ish for) fa
6e MgW /"', dtsire, long for,
suk, mature, investigate, pres.
par. jiriKiiunif.
Muioopzt, f. yniniiQi)aopai, (fr. ^ia/a
.1 midwife) to art" a.s miduih , i/i7i-
(0 nurse; to be diluted;
to hi born.
the 'log star ; intense heat.
Mdi'pio, to shim, glitter, give tight,
Ma/wrpoy, -on, to, (fr. ^a«n ft mid-
wife) « midwife* jet or pay-
men/.
Ma\ap, -apos, 6, ;'/, happy, blissful ;
fortunate, prosperous, rich; bltss-
(<L adsaott, -uv, ol, the immor-
tal god*, d. pi. pdnupoi, Ion. pa-
Kaptooi.
t or MaVaipos, -a, -o»',
is last.
Mnww's'o/ui', 1 pi pres. ind. art. of
Ma*upi£u>, f. -7<tu>, Att. jiuxaptdi, p.
(lCfttlKtiptKtl, (lr. fitiKtlp I
/i> en// or pronounce happy, bless,
hail. per. pass. fiutasdetiemai.
liacapta, -us, //, (fr. same) i7ie
place o/" foe blessed after death,
fit mi n, paradise.
Ifatf&pYtfi -a, -ov, same as punap.
CoQtp. /iiMupiuirtpoj.
Mu»»/if)(orr7$, -//roSt >/, (fr. ut'iKtip
blessed) bltssnlntss, felicity,
happiness,
IgaKaptotet, Att. for ^ii«frtp/oi)u<T(,3
pi. 1 f. ind. act. of^utfapi'^w.
MuKun(<7/jd$, -0?, 6, (fr. uuKupiQu) to
bless) a catting homy, a bless,
ins ; blessettni u, feaeity,
NaKupioTbf, -i), -dv, (fr. same) in
u stale of ftlicity, rvrcuid into
bliss ; blessed, happy,
Muvupir^j, -ou, i, and Muiaipins,
-«5o>-, ?/, (fr. same) of blessed me-
mory, esteemed or respected after
death; dead, departed.
M a vapid), Att. for fjaKuptao), 1 f.
act. o( f/tiKiip £u>.
MuKtipraros, -»j, -oi', Slip. of utiKap,
CODip. [iantipTcpn^.
WlOKS&Ovla, -aj, i/, Lat. JMaretltinia.
MmrcJovfcdf, -i"/, -iv, (fir, next) /;*>
tanging to or coming from Ma-
cedonia, Macedonian.
Mture^wv, -oi»s, », a m«* ofMoce-
doma, a Macedonian, pi, Mu-
Miiv/A);, Poet, and Ion. for panfaq
or [HiK-fAXa, ->/s, '/, (fr. ji/h one,
and kAXu to move) a spade,
■ami lock, hue.
Mafc'cXXov, -ou, rd, (I market place
for Hcsh, fish, and all manner ol
provisions ; shambles, Hutcher1*
row.
MaVco, a 6arl which comes from
India.
Miiwoaw -di, (fr. u>) not, and avouw
to hear) not to understand ; lobe
foolish or silly, pres. inf. act.
coiit. uaKKotJv.
MtiKo?, Dor. for pi/A-o?, adverbially,
?'« length ; far off, at a distance.
Wuxpuyopln, Dor. for fitiKp>iyopiu
MAK
Mu*pan, (a. sin. fern, of /<a«rpojl
long, i,i'oi' a road uaderstood)
y'ur o//", a fong loay <>//i ai n dis-
yiaKpnyopto> -d>, f. -i/aw, (fr. fiaKobs
long, and ayop/uj to 8p<
ayopa the forum) to speak long,
be prolix of
Manpijyopfa, -as, ij, (fr. same) long
sjuauiui', prolixity, rrrffflfifjr.
.MiidpVi', Ion. for naetmv,
fern. — Miuij/,171, Ion. for ^av-
pcif, d. pi. feni. of [tuKods.
Muvpo/iitij, -oi>, 6, >/, (fr. fiaKpif
luiij.', and /ii'oj Ide) long
L oic/, stn.kt it in yean,
»ri)i, -nros, and Ma<
«T<t,-ii/{, Att. -fojj, //, (fr. same)
loiistt Ujft length ;'
yitiKponfiiptvaii, -toi, Att. -twj, //,
(fr. paKpdi lojjff, and fp/pd a
day) /* RffA o/ '^"j/*, '"'
Murpoij/jiptuw, f. -ti'oa), (fr. same)
to prolong one's days, grow old.
y\iiKpo>'ificpoi, -ov, o, ^, (fr. /luicpdj
lou^, ind fjnipa a day) /on^
lit id, old, nzetl.
MnArpoOcv, (fr. uuicpbs lonjr, and
th« c uclitic 0£»/) ./ro/n /ar, /ar
<)//", at a tlistance.
MuKpodvuu, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
act. — MuKpodufiuTi, 2 pi. cont.
|.r. s. impr. act. — Ma/cpoflu/j//-
aui, par. — yinKoOvftijaurc, I pi.
impr. 1 a. act. — Mavpotfujidiv,
par. pres. act. cont. of
Maicpoth'/i/w -d>, f. -i'icuj, p. fiCfiaKpO'
Ovft'iKa, (fr. fiaKpbs long, and
5uiidj the mind) to sujfer long,
btar with, forbear, have patience ;
to show compassion, delay pu-
nislimint. 1 a. ind. tfiaKpudvfAnaa'
/juKpoQviiijaoi', impr.
MaMfoQpalm, -a?, v, (fr. same) pa-
tit nee, forbearance, long-suf-
fering ; compassion, gentleness,
■milihus*.
NtiKpodufios, -ov, b, //, (fr. same)
long-svjff'fring, forbearing, pa-
tient ; compassionate^ knient,
mild.
y\uKpodvfju>i, (Cr. last) patiently.
y\aKOu\oyiu) -di, f. -i)ati), (fr. fjuixpog
long, and X/yw to speak) to
make a long discourse, ha
ran gue, speak lidinusly, be pro
lix, use many vords.
y\tiKpi>\oyia, -as, »';, (fr. same) pro-
lixity, i-crbosity.
M iKO'jXoyos, -ov, b, i], (fr. same)
prolix, verbose, tiresome, tedious,
long winded.
yiaKooirri\iuoc} -ov, 6, //, (fr. paic-
piis l"nj;, and TroXtiios war)
Ji aiding f lorn a distance, fighting
with missile weapons.
y[itKot>-op<>s, -ov, b, )), (fr. finKpbi
long, and Trepdo) to pass) passing
with long steps, bounding.
Mavpos, -a, -bv, (fr. /ii/Kos length)
long, tall, lofty ; remote, distant,
far ; deep; prolix, tedious. Comp.
uaKp6repog.
Mavpiir»;s, ->/ros,»/, (fr. last) length,
p. lent, distance, longitude.
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MAA
Ma*cpo^pov/u) -d), f. ->)o-(«>, (fr.
saint , and ^poros time) /o endure
a long time ; to live long, grow
old.
'SluKpoxpovi^M, f. -iW, (fr. same,
and xpoibi time) to grow old or
obeotete'f to defer, procrastinate.
Ma*po;fpi5i<ios, -ov, b, t), (fr. same)
: duration, long lived, aged.
Mi'iKpvpa, -tiros, to, (fr. next) a
sjiacc between two things, dis-
, n moral ; distunce from
God, falling off, apostasy, idola-
try, abominable worship.
Ma«p»ku>, f. -vvd), p. -<a, (fr. jiaic-
pos far) to prolongs extend^
lengthen ; to remove to a distancet
SVpa.
yiatpvapbi, -o<!, rb, same as paKpu
fin.
Muvo.J), (d. sin. of paicpbi) far qff"y
at a ii.
Ma<cpd)s, (lr. titi *pds long) far qff\
at a distance ; tediously, slowly^
by degrees.
Mukiuw, Dor. for prjKvvu.
Mukuv, -ovaa, -bv, (2 a. par. act.
of finKtit* or ^nxittt) moaning t
grcMimng. Or, (fr. /2d*os, Dor.
for uTikos length) at length,
strttclitd.
Ma'jcwv, Dor. for ui'jkuv.
MaAa, very, greatly, very much ;
particularly, vehemently, ear-
nestly, greedily ; by all means,
surely. Comp. tiaXXov sup. pd-
Xiara.
Mu'Xay/ia, -aros, rb, (fr. paXtivaiii
to mollify) a mollifying applica-
tion, poultice, catapluem, ano-
dyne, plaster, balm.
MaXay/ian^w, f. -icu>, (fr. last) to
apply somewhat mollifying, oa-
suage pain, heal or dress a
wound.
y[a\aKainovs, -oios, b,f/, (fr. ua\a-
Kbi tender, and iroos a foot) ten~
der footed; soft or silent footed.
MaA&rjL d. sin. fern. — MaXavj/iri,
Ion. for ua\aKOAs, d. pi. fem! ot
u<i\aK0S.
MaXuK'ia, -as, >'/, (fr. /juXatcds soft)
softness, effeminacy, indolence;
indisposition, in/irmity, sickness,
illness.
MaXaKi^w, f. -tao), (fr. same) to
soften; to mitigate, sooth, ap-
pease; to weaken, make effemi-
nate, unman. MaXavi^oiiai, to be
feeble, sick; to be remiss or lan-
guid, sink under fatigue. 1 f.
HiiXaKioBiioofiai' per. ^tfia\dKi<T~
fun. 1 a. tfiaXaKioQnv inf. ptika-
KicdTjvai.
MakaKOi, -t), -bv, (fr. uu\da<T(o to
soften) soft, downy ; balmy ,
soothing; gentle, mild, placid;
effeminate, weak ; remiss negli-
gent. Subs, an effeminate per-
son, catamite. Comp. paXa/cure-
p>i' sup. pakaKtbraroc.
MaXa(cdr»7S, -q-os, fj, (fr. last) soft'
ness, gentleness, effeminacy ; de-
licacy, weakness.
yia\aK6%up, -pos, b, ly, (fr. same,
and ^up a hand) soft-handed ;
balmy, soothing, alleviating
MAA
Ma>aAcCvu>, f. -vi>&, (fr. ua\aicbs
soft) to soften ; to make effemi-
nate and weak. MaXaicvvouai,
to be languid.
MaXa/cw, Dor. for uaXaicov, g. sin.
of paXuKds.
MaAaKwj, (fr. ^aXa/cd? soft) softly,
gently, tenderly, effeminately.
Md^airep, (fr. ud\a very) ever so
much, although, yet, very.
MaXaVcrw -rru>, f. -a|w, p. -%^i to
soften, mitigate, assuage, relieve ;
to make delicate, effeminate,
weaken, enervate. MaXdaoouai,
to relent, per. pass. uipd\ay-
fiai.
MaXdxij ~VSi hi (fr« /xaXdffffu to
soften) mallows.
Ma\a<popiw, (fr. /i/jXov apple, and
0f'j)w to carry) to carry or bear
apples.
MaXaXtfjX, 6, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
MaXtf a?, -a, -ov, (fr. paXd? tender)
hot, burning, destructive, devour-
ing, consuming ; bright, clear.
MdXn, -ns, h, the arm pit.
Md\9a, -ns, hi (fr- pa'XdaGto) to soft-
en) soft wax ; a wax tablet.
MalQaicbs, -fj, -bv, (fr. uaXOdoow to
soften) soft, effeminate ; weak,
tender ; languid, faint ; liquid,
melting, sweet.
Ma\6aic6<p(j)vos, -ov, b, h, (fr- ftaX-
OaKbs soft, and <£wvr/ voice) far-
ing' a sweet voice, sweet, melodi-
ous, tender, melting.
MoX0affcru>, f. -£w, same as pa\d<r-
0(0.
MaXiuvov, -ov, t3, a name of a
place.
MaXt'ov, -ov, rb, long hair.
Md\is, -idos, and MaXi*), -tJj, »/, a
disease in cattle.
Ma\ls, -ISos, Dor. for /i»?Xi?, -Wo?
h, and MaX/a, -aj, #, an apple
tree.
MaXfr, -t'5of, fj, the name of a
nymph.
MaXtora, (sup. of /iaXa) most,
most of all; exceedingly, chiefly,
especially, in particular, most
certainly. " On udXiora, ever so
much.
MaX/cf'w -fi, and MaX/cetu, Ion. and
Poet. (fr. next) to be shrivelled
with cold, grow torpid, be be-
numbed.
MaXxr?, -ns, f), a contraction of the
hands or feet caused by cold,
numbedness, torpidness.
MaXXoTj, d. pi. of ^aXX<5?.
MaXXov, (comp. of pd\a) more,
rather, preferably.
MaXXe)?, -ov, b, a fleece, wool, long
wool, down, a lock of hair.
MaXXuroj, -fj, -bv, (fr. last) woolly,
fleecy, downy, hairy, soft.
MaXov, -w, Dor. for urjXov, -ov, rb,
a sheep ; an apple ; also the
cheeks, and the breasts.
l\a\ojtdpnos, -ov, b, f), (fr. pa\bs
tender, and irapeid a cheek) ten-
der cheeked; soft, delicate. Or,
(fr. ud\ov, Dor. for prj\ov an
apple, and same) rosy cheeked ;
fresh, blonmine.
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MAN
MaXd?, -ri, -bv, (same as aua\bs, or
put for uaWurbs) soft, tender,
downy.
MaXo0opf'w, Dor. for un\o^>opiuj.
MaX^o?, -ov, b, a man's name.
Nlaunpd or Mapipd, -as, {/, or Ma-
uipds, a kind of drug.
Mauia, -as, >), (fr. next) a mother,
grandmother.
Mduua, and Mduun, -ns, h, and
Mauuaia, -as, h, a mamma, mo-
ther, grandmother.
Mauudicovdos, -ov, b, h, (fr. uduua
a mother, and KtvOot to hide)
foolish, silly, childish.
Mau'udv, a child's word which sig-
nifies bread.
Mauudia -5, f. -aero), (fr. last) to
ask for bread, cry for the mother,
desire the breast.
Mapu&va, fi, indecl. Syriac, and
Mauu&vas, -a, b, Mammon, rich-
es, gain, profit.^
Mdv, Dor. for ufiv, unvbs, b.
Mdv, for jjtdvva, Heb. indecl. man-
na.
Mdv, Dor. for fxfiv.
Mavad, Heb. indecl. an offering,
gift-
Mavar/v, b, indecl. Syriac, a man's
name.
Mavaoffrjs, Heb. indecl. Joseph's
first born son.
MavSaKv, 'tis, hi a hide, skin ; lea-
ther, a strap.
MavSaXwrbv, -ov, rb, a wanton kiss.
MdvSpa, -as, hi an ox-stall, sheep-
fold; beehive, roost for fowls ; a
den, place of refuge, shelter, re-
treat.
MavSpaySpas, -ov, b, mandrake, an
herb causing sleep.
MavSvas, -ov, b, and MavSin,-ns,fi,
a part of the Persian military
dress, a cloak, coat.
Maveto-a, 2 a. par. pass. fern, of
uaivouai, maddened, enraged.
MavOaviro), 3 sin — Mavdavi roycrav,
3 pi. impr. — MavOdvovoi, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. — Mavddvovra, a.
sin. par. pres. act. of
Mav0avw,f. mid. uadtjoouat, p. ue-
uddnica, to learn, be informed or
instructed ; to understand, know,
perceive, observe ; to learn by
heart ; to acquire by habit ; to
teach, instruct, inform. 2 a. ipd-
Oov impr. udde, -hu>, 2 pi. udBtrt'
par. fiaddv. per. pass, ueudOnuai.
MavOdvuoi, 3 pi. pres. sub. act. of
last.
Mavta, -as, and Ion. Mavin, -ns , //,
(fr. uaivouai to be mad) mad-
ness, distraction, fury, rage.
MaviaKtjs, -ov, b, (fr. pavta!; a cir-
cle ) a collar, chain for the neck,
necklace, bracelet.
Mavia^, -aKOS, h, a rircle, orbit.
Manas, -atos, b, fj, rb, (fr. fialvofmi
to be mad) maniac, frantic, fu-
rious, maddening.
Mavis, Dor. for p ?ivis, -i5os,h-
Mdvva, rb, Heb. indecl. manna.
Mdvvos or Mdvos, -ov, b, an orna-
ment for the neck or hand ; a
necklace, bracelet.
Mavbs, -f), -bv, thin, rare, suhtUe ;
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loose, slack, spongy, porous ; *>jt,
pliant, flexible.
Mavdrns, -vros, h, {&• 1^) ^*n"
ness,fneness, rareness, softness,
MavoiJpai, 1 f. mid. of uaivouai.
Mavreia, -as, h, (fr- pavrevouai to
foretell) prophecy, divination,
soothsaying; oracle.
Mavruov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) pro-
phecy, divination, oracle, or the
place from whence the oracles
were delivered, as the temple,
tripod.
Mavrtlos, -a, -ov, (fr. udvris a pro-
phet) prophetic, oracular, gifted
with prophecy ; sacred, holy, di-
vine.
Mdvr£civ,d. pi. of udvris.
Mdvrcvua, -aros, rb, (fr. same) an
oracle, response.
Mavrevouai, f. uavrcvaouai, (fr.
same) topropheey, foretell, divine,
deliver oracles ; to conjecture,
guess ; to consult an oracle ; to
inquire, search for accurately, dive
into. pres. inf. uavrtvtcQai. 1 a.
mid. iuavrtvo-dur\v, -w, -aro.
Mavrev6utvos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass, of last.
Mavrtjiov, -ov, rb, and Mavrfjlos,
-n, -ov, Ion. for uavrilov, &c.
MavriKri, -7is, h, (&• udvris a pro-
phet) the art of soothsaying, di-
vination.
Mavri\j), -ns, h, a towel.
Mdvris, -ios, Att. -Ews, b, a sooth-
sayer, diviner, prophet.
MavriXupas, -ov, b, Mantichora, a
fabulous beast of India.
Mavroovvn, -ns, hi (fr- udvris a pro-
phet) prophecy, divination, sooth-
saying.
Mdvve, Ion. and Dor. for tuywtr
3 sin. impf. ind. — Mavva, Dor.
for unviti, pres. ind. — Mdvvaov,
Dor. for (jjjvvaov, 1 a. impr. of
unvvu).
Mavvrds, -S, b, Dor. for unwrf/S'
Mdouai, f. u)'jo-ouai,to think, devise.
Mankiv, Sync, for uapirieiv, Poet,
and Ion. for uapneiv, 2 a. inf.
act. ofudpirrb).
Ma' TToQdvu) or M* avoBdvw, for ph
airoOdvo). 2 a. sub. act. of airo-
OvrjcKO).
MdpaySos, -ov, b, same as cpdpay-
Sos.
Mdpayva, -ns, hi a whip, lash
scourge, thong, rope.
MdpaOpov, -ov, rb, an herb called
fennel or finkel.
MnpaOuiv, -wvos, b, name of a place.
Mapaivu), f. -avu, p. ueudpayica, to
cause decay, weaken, fret, cor-
rode ; to fade, wither, decay ; to
die, go out, be extinguished ; to
pine, languish, per. ind. pass.
utudpauuai, -vcrai, -vrai, Att. ut-
udpacruai. 1 a. pass. euapdvOnv.
1 f. pass. uapavQfioouai.
MapavaBd, a Syriac word, the or
our Lord cometh.
MapavOrjvai, 1 a. inf. pass. — Ma-
pavOfiaouai, -tj, -trai, 1 f. ind.
pass, of uapalvw.
Mdpavais, -ios, Att. -zws, h, same as
Mapaoubs, -ov, b, (fr. uapalvv to
MAP
decay) a decay, consumption,
disease, sickness.
hlapdaau, (fr. ttalpui to shine) to
shine, glitter, brigliten, give light.
Mapyalvu), f. -avu>. (fr. ^npyojmad)
to be mad or furious j to rave,
rage ; to bum with desire.
Mapyapiryg, -ov, b, (fr. next) a
pearl.
Mapynpov, -ov, rd, same as last.
Mapydu), same as fiapyalvti).
MapyiWy, coral, pimpernel.
Mapylrrji, -ov, b, an idiot, fool, dri-
veller.
i/ldpyoi, -y, -ov, and -ov, b, y, mad,
raging, furious ; lecherous, wan-
ton ; greedy, gluttonous; doting,
foolish, silly, ttupid.
Vlapyoavvy, -rji, i), (fr. last) mad-
ness, fury, rage ; wantonness,
lechery.
MapSdvios, -ov, b, a man's name.
Mdprj, -rji, t), (fr. utlpv to divide)
an obs. word ; the haml.
MdpQa, -ns, f), a woman's name. .
Mapla, -as, y, a woman's n.uiic.
Mapidft, ;;, Hob. indecl. bitter.
MapiavSvvoi, -u>v, ol, a people of
Asia ; slaves taken in war were
sometimes so called from them.
Mapfha or Mupfan, -r??, »/, the dirt
and dust of coals, cinders, sparks
of iron which fly off* when it is
heated or hammered.
Mdpif, -ios, Att. -cms, i'i, a BJMMMn
containing six pounds or pints.
Ma'pxoj, -ov, b, a man's name.
Mapfxalpu), f. -doth, (fr. ftalpto to
shine) to shine, glitter, spurkle ;
to brighten, clear.
Mappdotios, -a, -ov, and yiapudpcos,
-a, Ion. -y, -ov, (fr. ftdpfitipos
while) made of marble; shining,
white like marble.
"b/lapfidpivos, -rj, -ov, and yiaofia-
pdtis, -taaa, -cv, same as last.
"Mdppapos, -ov, b, y, (fr. fiap/inipu)
to shine) white, brisht, shining.
Subs, viz. \idos a stone, a white
stone, marble.
Mapuapvyy, -ys, ^, (fr. pappalpu) to
mine) brightness, brilliancy, lus-
tre, splendour ; a glance, flash.
tJldpvSfiai, (fr. fir) not, and dpvtiv to
make a league, th. dpi a lamb)
toflght, engage in battle ; to box ;
to quarrel, wrangle, dispute.
WLapvapivouv, Ion. for fiapvtifiivoiv,
g. du. of fxapvufiivos, pres. par.
mid. — Mdovav9\ Ion. for cfidp-
vavro, 3 pi. impf. ind. mid. —
Mdpvaodai, pres. inf. — Maovw-
p.£ff9' or fiapvibjxtoda, Ion. for
uapviijxeda, 1 pi. pres. sub. mid.
of fxdpvafiai.
Mdpov, an herb like marjoram, ma-
rum.
Mapirieiv, Ion. for fiapzc7v, 2 a. inf.
act. of fidpTTru).
Mapiriooy, -rjs, {), a woman's name.
Ma'p7rrw, f. -d'to, p. -$a, to catch,
seize, lay hold on, grasp ; to get,
obtain, procure, reach or arrive
at ; to hit the mark. 2 a. ifiap-
itov. per. mid. fiiuaptra.
Mapaiireiov, Mtipaiiriov, Mapo-vm-
ov, -ov, to, and
MAS
Mdpowog and Mdpoiirirof, -ov, b, a
scrip, purse, bag, wallet.
Mdprvp, -vpos, b, y, a witness, evi-
dence ; a martyr.
Maprvptu) -&, f. -i)aio,p. fitfiaprvpy-
Ka, (fr. last) to witness, In ar wit-
ness, testify ; to prove by evi-
dence ; to praise, ajij>
Maprvpfopai -ovfiai, to be Wcfl rt -
ported, have a good clmcuttr :
to implore, l>< set c/t, </iarg>. ini|if.
act. tfiaprvptov -ovv. per. ind.
pass, fitfiaprvprifiut.
MnprvprjOh-rEi, n. pi. par. 1 a.
[MM. dI' last.
Maprvpyfia, -uros, rb, (fr. fidprvp
a witness) ttstimony, proof, evi-
ihiic, ; a documntt, voucher.
Maprvpyoai, inf. — Maprvpfioas, g.
-oavroi, par. — Maprvpyoov,
impr. — Muprvp/'/ffw, -aiji, -op,
mi!). 1 a. act. o\ ftaprvpfu).
Maprvpla. -as, y, Ion. Maprvply,
-Wihy ("*• pdprvp a witness) tes-
timony, witness, evidence, attesta-
tion, proof, paprvptrjat, Ion. for
uaprvplaii, d. pi.
Maprvpiov, -ov, rd, same as last.
yinprripofiai, (fr. fidprvp a witness)
to bear witness, declare f to call
to uitnrss, invoke, appeal to.
Mdprvpoi -ov, b, //, same as fidprvp.
yiaprvpovfitvos,-r)<-ov,pass — Map-
rvpuiv,A<\. pres. |>ar. of fiaprvpio) .
Mdprvs, -vji, b, r), same as fidprvp.
a. fidprvv, d. pi. fidprvoi.
- ft, Dor. for /inpvcrai, 3 sin.
pres. ind. pass, of f,r)pvu>.
MapvKarai, Dor. for fiypvKarat, 3
sin. ront. prrg. of fiypvKuofiai.
i/ldpxpats, A\.ol. for fidptpaf, 1 a.
par. act. — Mdp^ns, 2 sin. 1 a.
sub. act. of fttiprru).
yiuauofiut or Maaodoftai -tjfiai, to
chew, champ, gnaw, eat, swal-
bnr, tleiour. impf. Cfiaoadfinv
-difiTfv, 3 pi. -dovro -S>VT0.
Mdff6a, -as, f), and Mao-<?d?, -w, 6,
Dor. for fid£a and fiatys.
MdaBXn, -rjs, f). and Mdod'Xns,
-nros, b, a soft strap, skin, lea-
ther ; a weak effeminate person ;
dissolute, profligate.
Mdo-ircra, -tav, rd, the first leaves of
the Styrax or benzoin tree. ,
Maaaayr'/Tis, -i«5oj, f/, a woman of
Massagetia.
Mdoau) -rrta, f. -£a>, p. -xat '° bake,
knead ; to express, wring or
squeeze out; to wipe off", clean,
rub. But
Mdoota -rro), f. -ffO), to touch, feel,
grope for ; to search, examine.
Mdeou>v,-u)vos,b, f), irregular comp.
of fiaKpoS.
Md<rraic\ for fidaraKa, a. sin. of
Mdara£, -okos, r), (fr. pao-do/iai
to chew) the mouth, jaws, lip ;
meat, food. — Mdoraiccs, pi. lo-
custs.
Maorevrris, -ov, b, (fr. next) an in-
quirer, searcher.
Maartvu), f. -cvou), (fr. fiaorbg the
breast) to look for the breast as a
child ; to search, seek, explore ;
to inquire, ask, examine : to de-
sire, long for.
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MAT
M.aorr)p, -rjpos, and Mdarutp, -opos
b, same as uaorevrys.
Matrriyuv, Ion. for fiao rtyodv, pres.
int. of fiaoriydu).
Maoriyivs, -ios, Att. -/wj, b, (fr.
fido-ril; a whip) aflogger, scour g-
tr, whipper, executioner.
Maoriylas, -ou, b, (fr. same) one
that was whipped ; a thief, vaga-
/•oml, roaue, convict.
Maariyot, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
a« I. of ftaariybu).
MtioriyovaOu), 3 sin. pres. impr.
00H, |>ass. of
Maortydui -w, f. -u>ou>, p. fitfiaarl-
ywes, (fr. udenl- & whip) ioflogy
uhiji, scourge, lash ; to correct,
punish, chastise. I a. Cfiaorlyuaa.
1 a. pass. tfiaariyuOriv. 1 f. pass.
fiianyutdi'icofiai. per. pass. ind.
fitfiaarlyti)fiai.
Maoriyuioai, inf. — Maoriyuxrav-
Tn, ii. pi. par. I a. act. of last.
MuoTi/rr/r, Ion. for tiiaariirtfv, 3
du. impf. or 2 a. ind. act. offiaa-
rlu), Poet, for uaariydti).
Mmt(£m, f. -fa*, p. ficfidcri^a,
same as iiaorty6u>, also, to crack
a whip. pres. inf. act. (laorl^etv.
— MacTlgovrcs, n. pi. par. pres.
act.
Mdori%, -iyos, ff, a whip, lash,
scourge ; a divine scourge, judg-
ment, visitation ; a grievous dis-
temper, plague, sickness, disease.
Mdarti-cv, Ion. for iudo~n^ev, 3 sin.
1 a. act. of fiaari^u).
Maort6u>v, Sync, for fiaany6u)v,
pns. par. of fiavriydu).
Ma<rrio-6eiv, Dor. for pacrtfciv,
pres. inf. — MaorloSouv, Dor.
for fiaorltyuv, 3 pi. pres. opt.
act. of fiaarlilti).
Maori^du), to chev), champ, eat*
Maori^r), -y$, >/, gum mastich.
Mao-TiydoiVTi, Poet, for fiaariyjbv-
ri,(i. sin. cont. pres. par. of ua-
ffri^do).
Naoriu), Poet, for fiao-rty6u>.
Maords, -ov, b, the breast, pap, nip-
ple ; the brow of a hill ; a hill,
rising ground.
yiao-rpitiirtla, -a?, ^, (fr. next) a
trimming or timeserving ; vile
service, mean compliance, pan-
dering, prostitution ; seduction,
allurement, attraction.
Macrrpwirevo) or -oirevw, f. -cvow%
(fr. next) to pimp, pander, pros-
titute ; to gratify, please, indulge,
comply with.
Mao-rpo)irr)$, -ov, b, and MaorpwirbSi
-ov, b, ff, a pimp, pander, bawd,
strumpet. Also, a provider, as-
sistant, helper.
Macxd\r), -ys, '/, and Matr^aXtf,
-i&os, ff, the armpit.
Maraia, fern. n. sin. of udraios.
Mar«i(u, (fr. fidryv in vain) to ad
sillily, play the fool ; to boast,
brag.
MaTaio(5ov\ia, -aj, 17, (fr. fidraioc
vain, and fiov\y counsel) vain
counsel, useless advice.
Maraio\oyia, -as, y, (fr. same, and
Afyw to speak) vain talk, bab-
bling.
MAT
Maraio\6yos, -ov, b, rj, (fr. same)
a vain talker, idle babbler.
Naraioirovia, -as, »y, (fr. next, and
itovoi toil, th. Trivofiai to toil) vain
labour.
Mdraios, -a,-ov, and Mdraios, -ov,
6, ^, (fr. ua'r^v in vain) vain,
fruitless, unprofitable ; light, fri-
volous, silly, foolish ; idly cu-
rious, perverse ; false, deceitful.
Comp. fiaraidrtpos, sup. -draws.
Maraidrns, -vros, >/, (fr. last) emp-
tiness, folly, vanity ; perverse-
ness, falsehood, d. fiaruidrnTt.
Marai6u) -w, f. -u>ao>, p. fitfiaraiu)-
*a, (fr. same) to ma/ce useless
or unprofitable ; to foil, defeat,
frustrate. Maraioouai -ovfiat, to
become vain, act foolishly or per-
versely, be infatuated. 1 a. pass.
Cfiaratwdrfv.
Mdrav, Dor. for fidrnv.
Mardw -w, f. -//cw, (fr. pdrnv in
vain) io act in vain, miss,miscar-
ry ; to mistake, fail, err ; to mis-
pend time, delay, loiter, trifle; to
run astray or wrong, become rest-
ive.
Martvu), f. -evau), same as fiaartvo)
and Manvrris, -ov, b, same as
- fiacTivrfis-
Mary, -vs, hi (fr- paTtvw to search)
a search, inquiry, pursuit.
Mdrrjv, in vain, idly, fruitlessly,
without cause or object ; falsely.
Mdrnp, -zj>os, hi Dor. for fifjrnp.
Marryj, JEtoL and Dor. for fiarus,
2 sin. pres. ind. of parim same
as parcvo).
M.arn<T£Tov, 3 du. 1 f. of iiardu>.
Mardalos, -ov, b, Matthew, a man's
name.
Marddv, b, Heb. indecL a man's
name.
MarOlas, -ov, b, a man's name.
Maria, -as, Ion. Nariri, -ns, 17, (fr.
fidrrjv in vain) vanity, folly, fri-
volity, silliness, vain pursuit.
Mdros, (fr. fidu to seek) inquiry,
investigation, search.
M.arpae'eXQds, -ov, b, Poet, and
Dor. (or }it)Tpadt\<p6s-
Marpo&6%os, -ov, b, fj, Dor. for pr;-
rpoSd^os-
Marpopdrwp, -opos, >), Dor. for pn-
rpoprjTiDp.
yiarponoXis, -10s, Att. -eo)s, hi Dor.
for nnrp6Tro\is-
MarponoXos, -ov, a, Dor. for pvrpo-
irdXos.
MarpvWuov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) a
brothel, bavidy-house, stew.
MarpvXXn,-ris, hi a bawd, procuress,
strumpet, prostitute.
Mdrpwes, -u>v, ot, Dor. for prjrputs,
n. pi. of /irjTpuiS'
Marra/3oj, -ov, b, >/, (fr. pdrnv in
vain, and (5odu> to shout) foolish,
silly, simple, giddy.
Marradd, b, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
Marradias, -ov, b, same as last.
yiarrva, -as and Marri>, -rjs, hi
(fr. i/d<nru> to bake) dainties, de-
licacies, sweetmeats ; rich viands.
Marrff^w, (fr. last) to enjoy deli-
cacies, indulge in hixury.
MAX
Mdrru), same as pdoau).
MavXias, -ov, b, a sword.
MauXt£w, (fr. next) to prostitute,
expose to infamy, undertake any
thing for hire.
MavXis, -160s, fi, a knife ; one who
undertakes any thing for hire, a
slave, hireling, mercenary, prosti-
tute.
Mavpdu -w, f. -u><tk>, by Aphaer. for
apavpdw — Mavpovoi, 3 pi. pres,
ind. act. — MavpovffOai, pres,
inf. pass. cont.
Md^oi, n. pi. of lid^rj.
Mdxatpa, -as, hi (fr. pdxopai to
fight) a sword, dagger ; a knife,
razor, hatchet; the sword of
justice, authority, power.
Maxaipi6iov,-ov,rd, (dim. of next)
a small sword, dagger.
Maxatpis, -iSos, hi (fr. pdxopai to
fight) any sharp instrument; a
sword, dagger, knife, razor,
hatchet.
Ma%avd, -as, a, Dor. for pr\xavi).
Madras, -a, b, Dor. for paxnrr'/s.
MaxPap, Heb. indecl. a fine cloth.
Maxei6iitvos, pres. par. mid. of
Maxeiofiai, Epen. for paxiopai,
same as pdxopai.
Maxtoiro, 3 sin. — Ma^fWro, 3
pi. pres. opt. mid. of
MaxfO[tai, Poet, for pdxopai.
Maxecaipriv, 1 a. opt. — Mo^fVair-
6ai, 1 a. inf. — Mdxea&ai, pres.
inf. — Ma^fffflr/Vjlon. iorepaxia-
dnv, 3 du. impf. — Ma;y/ff0£, 2
pi. pres. impr. mid. of pdxopai.
Maxiaropai or -r)aopai, 1 f. of same.
Ma^fffo-ao-flut, Poet, for paxio-aaOai,
1 a. jnf. — Ma^£o-(ra//fv(i) for pa-
X^apivu>, n. du. 1 a. par. ofsame.
MdXlt -ns, hi (fr. pdxopai to fight)
a battle, fight, conflict, engage-
ment ; strife, contention, dispute,
quarrel.
Mu^^/zuiv, -ovos, b, hi (fr. same)
warhke,courageous,brave,valiant.
M'iXr'l<roii<u, 1 f. ind. — Ma^o-diu-
vos, 1 f. par. of fidxopai.
MuXnT*ISi _0^> b, (fr. same) a war-
rior, combatant; brave, valiant,
courageous.
Maxyrixbs, -V, -bv, (fr. same) fond
of fighting, quarrelsome, valiant,
brave, warlike, courageous.
Maxvrbs, -»), -bv, (fr. same) to be
fought, resisted or overcome, not
irresistible ; may be taken by as-
sault ; weak, unfortified, exposed.
MdxifJtos, -n, -ov, and -ov, b, ft, (fr.
same) fighting, warlike.
Mdx^os, -ov, b, f), and Mo^Xaj,
-dhos, or Max^is,-l^os, ht lascivi-
ous, wanton, lecherous, immodest.
Sup. fiax^oraros-
MayXoffuvv, -VS, /l, ("*• hist) wan-
tonness, lasciviousness, lechery,
lewdness.
Mdxoiro, 3 sin. pres. opt. of
Mo^opi, f. iiaxn<rofiai, and -iao-
pai, p. utiiaxvpaiy t° fight, war,
contend, engage in battle; strive,
dispute, quarrel, wrangle. 2 f.
ind. mid. jxax°^^ai. impf. tfia-
X^^'l^i -ov, -cro. 1 a. mid. t/xa-
■yrjodanv, -w, - 1 r j.
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MEr
Ma^diuvof, -n, -ov, par. pres. mid.
— MaxoncaOa, Poet, for fia^d-
iu0a, 1 pi. pres. ind. mid. —
Maxdfxnv, Ion. for tuax^unv,
impf. mid. of last.
MaX°S, -£oj, rb, Dor. for firjx0*'
Mn^ii/iai, 2 f. ind. of pdxo^ai.
Mdi/. , in vain, to nopurpose, amiss^
without cause, inconsiderately,
rashly ; wrongfully, unjustly.
Maxpavpos, -a, -ov, (fr. fiaxp in
vain, and avpa a breeze) gently
breathing, softly blowing, mur-
muring, hollow-sounding.
Mai{.ictos, -a, -ov, (fr. fidxp in vain)
empty, vain ; foolish, silly ; use-
less, unprofitable. — Ma^iSiws,
same as t*d^/.
Mai^iXdKas or MaxpvXaKas, Dor.
for fia\l>v\dKris, -ov, b, (fr. [idxj/
in vain, and Xaiciw, Dor. for
Xnicio) to make a noise) a use-
less talker, babbler, idle prattler.
Maw -w, f. -data or -fiou, p. -nKa,
to desire, seek, be anxious, eager ;
to burn, aim at, long for ; to
rush on, hurry, hasten, par. per.
act. n£[xaK<hs, -Kv7a, -teds, by
Sync. peiiau>s, -via, -6s.
Mawi/, indecl. Heb. a dwelling.
Mauyo-ei/x, indecl. Heb. strengths or
forces, protectors, guardians.
Mf, a. of tyu>.
Mf'ya, either the neut. of fiiyas or
taken adv. for /itydAwj.
MeyafSpefitTvs, -ov, b, (fr. \kiyas
great, and /3pft/w to roar) loud-
sounding, roaring.
MeyaOapcrfiSi -ios -ovs, b, {/, {fir.
same, and Sdpcos courage) cou-
rageous, bold, enterprising, dar-
ing, spirited, magnanimous.
MtyaOies, n. pi. of utyaQfjSt -«?»
b, fj, Ion. foff fiiyas.
Meyados, Ion* for fiiytdos.
MeyaQvpos, r°u? &> h, (""• nty"*
great, anii Svpbs the mind)
magnanimous, high-spirited ;
indignant, fierce.
Meyatpa, -as, hi (&• next) tr»e
name of one of the Furies.
Mtya/pw, to envy, grudge ; also to
care for, regard, respect.
MeyaKfirns, -cos, b, tj, (fr. piyas
great, and kjjtos a whale) large,
huge, immense, big.
MeydXa, n. pi. neut. of fiiyas, adv.
much, greatly, mightily, abun-
dantly
MtydXav, Dor. for utydXwv, g. pi.
of fiiyas-
MeyaXavopia, -as, fi, Dor. for fit-
yaXnvopia.
M.tyaXdvwp, -opos, b, Dor. for pc-
yaXrjvwp.
MtyaXau^fT, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
act. of
yieyaXavxiu -5, (fr. fiiyas gt ^t,
and au^tw to boast) to boasi,
vaunt, brag ; to exult, be lofty,
high, proud.
MeyaXavxvs, -ios -ovs, and Mfyd-
Xav^os, -ov, b,fi, (fr. same) brag-
ging, boasting ; proud, haughty,
arrogant ; extolled, celebrated.
McyaXavxJa, -as, »;, (fr. same)
boasting, exultation, pride.
Mi;r
MET
HltyaXt7os,-a,-ov, (fr. uiyas great) yicyaXdnerpos, -ou, 6, ^, (fr. same
^rco/, magnificent, glorious, il~\ and Tf'rpa a rock) rodcy, stony,
lustrums. Td ucyaXtuz, glorious yieyaXdirXovros, -ov, b, ^, (fr. same
things, mighty work*. j and rXotrt wealth) very rich,
iicyaXcidrvs, -nros, hi (fr. last) wealthy.
greatness, majesty, magnificence, MiyaXoiroii u> -w, f. -jaw, p. utucya
might, p<> XoroinKa, (fr. same, and iroi/w to
MtyaXnw^a, -aroj, rd, (fr. same) make) to magnify, extol, tsteem
same as last. highly.
yieyaXctrl^oXos, -oi>, 6, ^, (fr. uiyas McyaXdtroXcj, -tos, Att. -twj, //, (fr.
great, and tiritloXn a design)' same, and 7rdX<$ a city) a great
aspiring to greatness. | city, metropolis, pi. utyaXoirdXus.
Slt/aXnyopiw -u>, f. -/70-w, (fr. uiyas hltyaXoirpiirua, -as, q, (fr. next)
great, and ayop/w to discourse, I magnificence, grandeur, splen-
th. ayopd the forum) <o use iq/Iy ticir, excellence, glory,
language, boast, vaunt, exult. iicyaXonpiiriis, -ios -oDj, o, //, (fr.
'nyopia, -as, and Ion. Mtya- same, and ro/rm to beconspicu-
Xijyopln, -iSi hi (fr. same) lofty ous) mugmjirent, glorious, very
language, sublimity; boasting, exallent. PflTt rfiripn.
bombast. yicyaXo-zpczws, {fr. same) magni-
MeyaXrjydpos, -ov, b, h, (fr. same) Jicently, gloriously, excellently,
high sounding, lofty speaking, \ SI tyaXoitripvyos, -ov, 6, ^, (fr. ut-
pompous, boasting, bragging. yas great, and vripv^ a wing)
MtytiX nvopi a, -as, h, (fr- uiy "
freat, and au7p a man) pride, SlcyaXopf/nuoviui -<S, f. -"Jew, p.
aughtiness; magnificence, gran- 1 -»7*a, (fr. same, and £/w to speak)
</eur. i to use lofty language, talk of
bleyaXfjvwp, -opos, b, f), (fr. same)! great things, boast, vaunt, brag,
endued with grei.' couragf, rou- y\iya\opj)nuovvvn,-ns, hi (fr. same)
rageous, manly ; arrogant, proud^
haughty.
MryaA^ropa, a. sin. of
bltyaXt'/rutp, -opos, b, »/, (fr. uiyas
great, and ijroo a heart) mag
-.'ing.
McyaXopjirjuutv, -ovos, b, »/, (fr.
same) using lofty language,
high-flown, ItoastfuL, arrogant.
Comp. -pnuoiiarcpos.
nanimous, high-minded, spirited, MtyaXdoapicos, -ov, 6, >), (fr. uiyas
manly. \ great, and oap$ flesh) fleshy,
yUyaXl^co, Ion. for ^cyaXi^ou, pres. ! corpulent, lusty.
impr. of yicyaXovpyia, -as, fj, (fr- ■UB8| and
McyaX/£w,f. -leu), (fr. uiyas great)
to raise, tx'dt, ag grant: , I
yaXi^bfiat, <'> exult.
ipyov work) difficulty, hardness ;
magnificence, grand' ur.
MrydXouj, a. pi. of uiyas
McyaXoiofos, -ov, b, hi (fr. same, i yieyaXo<ppovu}s,{fr. uiyas great, and
and &6fa glory) glorious, re-\ ipohv mind) magnanimously, eou-
nowned, famous, celebrated. "*(y> spiritedly ; haughtily.
MtyoXo^wpta or -ta, -as, //, (fr. MryaXo^poffiJyr/, -rjs, hi (fr- same)
same, and l^nbv a gift) ilberali- magnanimity, courage, bravery,
ty, munificence, bounty, genero-.yieyaX6<ppu)v, -ovos, b, h, (fr- same)
sity. magnanimous, high-minded,
McyaXdSupos, -ov, b, h, (fr- same) spirited, haughty, proud, cou-
liberal, munificent, generqas. rageous, brave.
MtyaXddvuos, -ov, b, h, (fr- uiyas SieyaXo<f>vfiSi -ios -ovs, 6, hi (fr-
great, and S-vuds the mind) same, and <pvais nature) natural-
same as ucyddvuos. j ly sublime.
"SltyaXoiros, -ov, b, $, (fr. same, McyoXo^uia, -as, hi (fr- same) na~
and oiros misery) very miserable
wretched, ill-fated, unfortunate.
yieyaXoKEvdhs, -ios -ovs, b, hi (fr-
same, and kzvOos a hiding place)
having large caverns or dens,
capacious, wide, spacious.
yityaXduiaQosi -ov, b, hi (fr- same,
and uio-Oos reward) hired at a\
tive sublimity, loftiness of
thought.
MtyaXdiptavos, -ov, 6, »/, (fr. uiyas
great, and tpoivha. voice) having
a loud voice, shouting, loud.
MiyaXo^v%ia, -as, hi (fr- same,
and \pvxh the soul) magnani-
mity, nobleness of mind, frank-
great price, receiving great ness, generosity.
wages ; enriched, endowed. yieyaXdxlv^os, -ov,b, h, (fr- same)
yieyaX6uuaTos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. same, magnanimous, high-min/led,
and ouua the eve) large-eyed. ! noble, aspiring, generous, am-
MeyaXdvoia, -as, h, (fr- same, and bitious.
vdos the understanding) magna- yUyaXo-^v^ios (fr. last) generously,
nimity elevation of soul, sublimi- nobly, magnificently.
ly of thought. yieyaXwOf/Tu), 3 sin. 1 a. impr.
MeyaXdwuuj, -ov, b, hi (fr- same, pass, of
and 6wua, i£ol. for 6voua a McyaXi'vai, f. -uvw, p. ututyaXvy-
name) celebrated, illustrious, far-
famed.
yityaXo-xaQzia, -as, h, (fr- same,
and nd&os grief) great sorrovi,
affliction.
Ka, (fr. uiyas great) to enlarge-,
make larger; to make great,
magnify, extol, celebrate, praise.
imrjf. t\>r.y<i\vvov, -ts, -t. 1 a.
tntyakvv.i. oer. pass. uiueydXvu-
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MEA
uat. 1 a. pass. ind. tuiyaXvvQnv'
impr. uiyaXvvQnri, ->Jrw* inf. uc
yaXvvdrjvai. 1 1. pass. utyaXvv
8i'i<rouai.
MtydXuua, -aros, to, (fr. uiyas
, mugnijiu nee, grundeur.
Mcya'Xwj, (lr. same) greatly,
much, mightily, very, exceedingly.
McyaXwcrri, Ion. for last.
hliyaXuovvn, -r/j, hi (fr- P*')'aJ
great) greatness, majesty, subli-
mity, magni/i
Mcydvu>p,-opos, b, ;/, (fr. same, and
avhp a man) ennobling, making
great, adding lustre, magnificent.
Niydoa, -u>i, ru, Megara, the
name of a city ; and Miydpa,
•as, hi or a woman.
Mtydpcocri, Ion. for Maydpotciv, d.
pi. of last.
Miydpci'j, -ios, b, a man of Mega-
ra. pi. M«;yap£7f.
yitydpoiciv, d. pi. Ion. of
Miyapov, -ov, rd, (fr. next) a great
house, mansion, palace, house;
a spacious apartment, dining
hall, chamber.
yiiyas, utydXn, uiya, great, large,
big, tall; grand, magnificent;
supreme, mighty, powerful ;
loud, awful ; splendid, hand-
some, g. utydXov, ucydXos, ueyd-
Xov. a. uiyav, utydXnv, uiya.
Comp. uci£u)v or udacuv, sup.
uiyiaros.
SUyatrdcvhs, -ios -ovs, b, »y, (fr.
last, and aOivos strength) endued
with great strength, powerful^
mighty, strong.
S\.tya<ppoviw or 'SltyaXoQpoviw -G>,
(fr. same, and eppnv the mind) to
be high-minded, aspire to ; to
take courage.
hliycdos, -cos -ovs, rd, (fr. uiyas
great) greatness, largeness, mag-
nitude, vaslness ; size, stature ;
grandeur, majesty, magnifi-
cence; power, might.
iilcyeddrroios, -a,-ov, (fr. same, and
Toif'w to make) making great,
powerful, influential.
Meyidvvo),f. -vvti, (fr. uiyas great)
to make great, magnify. Mcyo-
dvvouai, to be dignified or lofty.
yityipa, -as, hi -^ol. for Mfydpa,
a woman's name.
Mtyi'/paros, -ov, b, hi (fr. uiya very,
and epdu) to love) very much /otu
ed, beloved, dear ; lovely, amiable.
Niyns, -nros, 6, Megrs, a man's
name.
yieyiaravESi -wv, -ol, (fr. uiyas
great) persons of great rank,
great men, noblemen, lords, chief
magistrates, d. pi. utyicrrdai.
'M.eytffT&TroXis, -ios, Att. -ccjs, b, h,
(fr. uiytcrvs very great, and iro-
Xis a city) exalter of cities.
yicyio-roriuos, -ov, 6, hi (fr- next,
and nuh honour) holding or en*
joying the greatest honours, high-
ly esteemed.
Miyiaros, -n, -ov, sup. of uiyas.
Mc-'ioiaa, pres. par. fem. of ueSiut.
yiaivQu), 3 sin. pres. impr. ,>ass.
of ui?<Ji.
iSeSfu -w, f. -jaw, to rule, regulate,
superintend, attend to, mind,
take care of, guard, protect.
Me<5>;
icouai,
1 f. mid. of las
Midiuvos, -ov, b, a kind of mea-
sure, a bushel.
Me&oiaro, Ion. for uiSoivro, 3 pi.
pres. opt. mid. of ^t<5c«>.
MiSoura, -as, Dor. for MtSovca,
-n$, fi, Medusa.
Mf^ovTEj, see fxiStav.
MiSovoa, -r/s, ft, (fem. par. pres. of
next) Medusa, a woman's
name.
Mf<5o>, same as utb~£w.
MftW, -ovaa, -ov, (pres. par. act.
of last) Subs, a ruler, counsellor,
chief, prince, guardian of the
people, mas. a man's name, fem.
a woman's.
Mf'&a, -wi>, rd, (fr. uicos the mid-
dle) the private parts, properly of
brutes.
Me^dvwj, (fr. next) more largely,
more extensively, more capa-
ciously.
Mf£wv — Mf'(w, Ion. for /(a'fwv,
and uei£ti).
Me8\ for fitra, before an aspirate.
MsOaipio) -<3, (fr. uera intens. and
alpfu) to take) to take, receive,
seize.
MeOapuoiu) -rro), f. -«rw, (fr. ^erd
instead of, and apud^u) to fit, th.
aow to fit) to change, alter, trans-
form ; to adjust, suit, adapt,
join, Jit; to bring from one
place to another, transfer, trans-
pose ; to reform, correct, a-
mend.
MeBdpnoais, -ios, Att. -ews, f/, (fr.
last) alteration, change, trans-
position ; correction, amend-
ment.
MtOiyicev, Ion. for utBijKtv, 3 sin. 1
a. ind. of ueQinui.
MeOeiXe, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. ofue-
daipib).
McdEiuivog, par. — Mideiuat, ind.
per. pass. — MeOcTvai, 2 a. inf.
act. — MeQeis, 2 a. par. act. —
MeOure, Sync, for ueOe'itite, 2 pi.
2 a. opt. act. — MeOeioj, Ion.
and Poet, for ueO to, 2 a. sub. act.
of uEdinui.
MeOeXeiv, 2 a. inf. act. of ut&aipm.
M£0Ako>, (fr. uera with, and eXkw
to draw) to draw with or to, at-
tract.
Mcdifxtv, Ion. for ucBcivai, 2 a. inf.
act. of ucBirjpn.
Medics, -ios, Att. -eu>s,fi, (fr. uete-
%a> to share, th. ix^ to have)
participation, distribution, share,
communion.
Mc6i£ouai, 1 f. mid. of uerixu).
yicdiopros, -ov, 6, (fr. uera after,
and loprff a feast) a second
course, dessert, remove ; an inter-
lude, farce.
MiOcire, Ion. for uiQtntz, 3 sin,
impf. ind. of
M£0f7rco, (fr. uera along with, and
(irui \j follow) to follow along
with, accompany, attend; to
drive after or towards ; to trace,
seek, search ; to remove to, trans-
fer ; to embrace.
ME0
MeQepunveverai, 3 sin. md. — Me-
6epnrjvsv6n£voi, -rj, -ov, par. pres.
pass, of
MeOepy.Tjvcvu), f. -evaw, p. fjtEdrjpurj-
vtvKa, (fr. fxtra instead of, and
epunvEvu) to explain) to translate,
interpret, explain.
Mtdepirv^oy, (fr. uera after, and ip-
nv$u>, same as cpiru) to creep) to
creep after.
Mides, 2 sin. and Mf'fltn, 2 pi. 2 a.
impr. act. of ueBirjut.
McOearavat, Sync, for ueOearaKf-
vai, per. inf. act. — MediaTr/Ka,
per. ind. act. — MeBeo-ttjkus,
Cras. jxeOeffTUi, per. par. act. of
UEBiarnui.
Mtdrj, -r)i, fj, (fr. uiBv wine) drunk-
enness, intoxication, revelry.
McOrjKa, 1 a. ind. act. of ueBIvui-
McOtjKU), (fr. utrd along with, and
Sjkw to come) to come to or with ;
to bring with, fetch.
NLedtjuat, (fr. same, and riuai to
sit) to sit with, keep company
with, associate.
MeBrjucpivbs, -r), -bv, (fr. u£rd with,
and fifiipa a day) day by day,
daily, every day.
Mtdr/fAoovvr], -rjs, fj, (fr. ueBitjui to
neglect) negligence, remissness,
carelessness.
MtOrj/Awv, -ovo$, b, f), (fr. same) re-
miss, negligent, careless. Subs.
a coward, sluggard.
Medrjpivav, Dor. for utBnoivSv, g.
pi. of
MiBypivbs for ueBnucpivds.
MiOris, 2 sin. 2 a. sub. act Me-
d)'i<ru), -eh, -a, 1 f. ind. act. —
^leOi'iaefxev, Ion. for ueBfoeiv, 1 f.
inf. act. of uE0iij[ii.
MeBiSpvouai, (fr. /xetu instead of,
and ISpvu) to sit down) to move
or alter one's position ; to change
habitation, remove.
MtOiSpvais, -ios, Att. -ai>?, 17, (fr.
same) change, alteration, remo-
val.
MeBiei, for uEBln, 3 sin. impf. ind.
act. — MsBiiuEvai, Dor. for uzdi-
ivai, pres. inf. act. — MeBiev,
Bceot. Sync, for ueBiriaav, 3 pi.
of utBiyv, impf. ind. act. of
MeBitjui, f. -ijffo), (fr. uera from,
and 'it] ui to send) to send away,
off or forth ; to utter ; to throw,
let fly, discharge ; to dismiss, let
go ; to abate, slacken ; to neglect,
disregard, omit; to decline,
shrink from, refuse ; to permit,
allow, suffer ; to leave off', desist ;
to abandon, give up.
MeOifxivai, Dor. for utBs'ivai, 2 a.
inf. act. of last.
Mediardvetv, pres. inf. act. of
MeOtardvu), f. uEraarfiow, p. ueBic-
rrjKa, (fr. uera instead of, and
iardvu), same as 'larriui to place)
same as
MeOlcTrjut, f. ueraoTr/cut), p. uz&io--
rrjKa, (fr. same, and lorriui to
place) to change one for another,
substitute, exchange ; to trans-
fer, remove, displace; to drive
away, expel, banish, send into
banishment; to emigrate, dc-
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MEG
part ; to change, be converted •
to go over to the other side, de-
sert, pervert, bring over, seduce}
to convert, alter. MtQiarauai, to
revolt, rebel; to die ; to surren-
der, give up. la. ind. uertarri-
aa. 2 a. ptTiortfv. 1 a. ind. pass.
ucrtGrdQtjv.
MUflocdtt, -as, fa (fr. next) impo-
sition, trick, deceit, artifice.
yieOoScvu), f. -tvau), p. ucddStvica,
(fr. next) to impose upon, tricky
deceive, use artifice, plot against.
yiido6og,-ov, 6, (fr. ufra with, and
b6bs away) a regular plan, me-
thod, system; a cunning way,
skill, craft.
YtcddXifri, -j]i, f), (fr. uera with, and
eXku) to draw) a drawing asun
der, separation.
MtQofiiXcov -ovv, Ion. for utQwui-
Xovv, impf. ind. act. of
MeOoutXiw -w, f. -r/aio, (fr. utra
along with, and outXos a crowd)
to be intimate or conversant
with ; to associate, keep company
with.
MtOopiov, -ov, ro, (fr. uera. with,
and bpos a boundary) confines,
border, limit. MtOopia, -cov, rd,
the confines.
Mt66pioi, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same) bor-
dering, bounding, adjacent.
MeOopudo), f. -flew, (fr. ut / a-
gainst, and bpudu> to rush)Mo rush
or drive against ; to attack, charge.
1 a. par. pass. ueQopunOdg.
Mcdopuifa, f. -t<rw, (fr. uera in-
stead of, and bpuos a mooring)
to change the mooring of ships,
send them to other harbours ; to
harbour, shelter.
Midv, -vos, to, wine.
Mi6v6oTas, -a, Dor. for ue9v56tt]s,
-ov, b, (fr. last, and SiSuui to
. give) a giver of wine, an epithet
of Bacchus.
Me6vuvaios,-ov, b,f),of Methymne.
Me6vov<n,3 pi. pres. ind. or d. pi.
pres. par. act. — MeOvo-Oeis 1
a. par. pass, of ueOvw.
M£0i5o-<?, -ios, Att. -eu)s, >), (fr. ue-
Ov wine) drunkenness, revelling.
MEOvaKEcOai, pres. inf. pass. —
MiOvokeoQe, 2 pi. pres. impr.
pass. — Me0v<tk6uevo$, -n, -ov,
par. pres. pass, of
MeOvgkw, f. -vaut, (fr. ueBvu to
make merry, th. jiiBv wine) to
make drunk, inebriate, intoxicate.
MEOvvicouat, to be drunk, drink
freely without intoxication. 1 a.
ind. act. rnWvca. 1 a. pass,
ind. EuEdvnOnv' sub. ueOvoOS),
-j)s, -7}. 1 f. ind. pass. utQvaQf)-
aouai.
MidvGua, -aros, rb, (fr. last) drunk-
enness ; strong drink.
ME6vGOK6rra(}os, -ov, b, (fr. uiBv
cros, drunken, and Kdrrafios con-
vivial sport) a drunkard; too
drunk to play.
M/0uffos, -ov, b, ^, (fr. uiBv wine)
drunken, intoxicated.
McOvffTEpos, -a, -ov, (fr. uetu. after,
and vcTEpos later) coming after;
posterity.
MEI
M(9vn^, -fi, -bv, (fr. fiidv wine)
fond of drink, tippling.
Mtdvu), f. -trad), (fr. fterd after, and
$vu to sacrifice) to drink after a
sacrifice, make merry, be jovial,
drink freely ; to be drunk, intoxi-
cated ; to be filled, plentifully
fed.
Mct^dw -&, f. -i'i<Tii>, p. fttucicT]Ka,
to smile, laugh. 1 a. ind. tuti-
Irjaa.
i/lelirjua, -aroj, rb, (fr. last) a
smile, laughter.
HLcl6n<ra,-ai, -c, Ion. for tutlbnoa,
1 a. ind. — MtuV/traj, -oaoa,
-oav. 1 a. par. act. of fieicdm.
hlctcidu) -£, f. -dam, and Mciciow,
Poet, to smile, laugh ; to grin,
look fierce.
i/lciCov, neut. of fici^uv.
Mucovui, (fr. pti^mv greater) more
abundantly, in a greater degree,
more fully.
JAti^drtooi, -a, -ov, a comp. of ui-
yas.
Mti'^ui, cont. fr. pil^ova -tya -£a>, a.
sin. or neut. pi. of
Miifav, -oro$, 6, >/, comp. ofuiyas.
M r i Aa viuii', -cDios, o, a proper name.
Mc/Aiypa, -aroj, rd, (fr. ftctXiaauj
to sooth) a soothing, balm, alU~
viation ; offering for the dead.
y\.u\iKbi, -n, -bv, K(r. fiiXi honey)
sweet, pleasing, soothing.
Met\ii4s, -r>, -ov, Poet, for /itAivdj.
Me/Aiov, -ov, rd, (fr. p/Xi honey)
a present, uift, doury ; offering.
'bAtiXiacipiv, Ion. for piiXlavuv,
pres. inf. act. — MctA/ao-co, Ion
MEA
MEA
press, despise ; to moderate, re-] to be melancholy, sad ; to b*
press, restrain, per. pats, ptfiel-] mad,iave; to be angry or indig-
u>uai. | nunt at.
yUioaKcvoftai, (fr. pupal- a youth) | MtAay ^oAi'a, -as, >/, (fr. ^ Aaj black,
to be young, show or feel the heat and yoA^ bile) black bile, me-
of youth ; to bloom ; to treat as a luncholy, madness.
child, fondle, caress. ^dy\o\os, -ov, 6, fj, (fr. same)
lAttpaicutouai, (fr. next) to play black with gore ; poisoned.
the child, act childishly, beliave MtXayxp&S, -*ros, b? ^, (fr. j/Aas
Mapdictov, -on, t3, (dim. of ptlpa%
a youth) a child ; a boy, lad,
MttpaidoKos, -ov, b, same as last.
Mapaicidjbns, -cos -ovs, b, if, (fr.
black, and xp^J tne skin) dark
complcxioned, tawny, swarthy.
MAaflpov, -ov, rd, the ridge, ridge-
beam ; the roof of a house ; a
house, palace ; a cell, cave.
same) youthful, aident, vehe- Mt\a0p6<* -H, f. -werw, (fr. last) to
ment ; puerile, childish ; simple, cover, roof, arch or vault; to
silly, foolish. l ^/ottji into c«//a or chambers.
y.\[ipaKtw6u>t, (fr. last) youthfully, MtXalva, n. sin. fern. — McXaivd-
ardently ; like a young man,
striving to appear young.
Mr/pa£, -aKOi, b, f), a boy or girl,
child ; weak, delicate ; in second
childhood, worn out ; effeminate,
womanish.
Mn'pro, Ion. for ptlpov, pres. impr,
mid. — yittpcrut, 3 sin. pres.
ind. mid. of fttiput.
yiilpcrat, Aphar. for ipclperai, 3
sm. pres. mid. of ipi /pw.
Mupdutvai, n. pi. fern. par. pres.
pass, of
Mfi'pw, f. -rpw, p. pipapKa or tl-
papxa, to divide, shure, distribute,
dts)>rnse, apportion ; to allot, fate,
destine. Mtipouai, to gel a shore
of, partake of, obtain, get, en-
joy, per. pass, pipaopai, Att.
dfiapuai. per. mid. pffiopa, Att.
iufiopa
for peiMaoov, pros. impr. pass, of y\iis,ueivos,b,JEo\. for pfiv,-nibs,b
MnXi'o-o-u;, f. -(a*, (fr. fiiXi honey)
to sweeten, please, gratify,
to sooth, calm, appease ; recon-
cile.
tAiiXi^la, -as. #/, (fr. same) rentle-
ness, lenity, sweetness, blandish-
ment.
McjA'^ioio-jv, Ion. for ptiki-^loic,
d. pi. of
M£«A('^«oj, -ov, b, fi, and Mc/Aiyo?,
-ov, 6, ^, (fr. pAi honey) kind,
gentle, courteous; soothing, ap-
peasing, conciliatory ; atoning,
propitiatory.
Mtivai, 1 a. inf. act. — Mc/mc 1
Mffufia, -aroc, rd, and Mtiwffij,
-loj, Att. -£w{, ^, (fr. next) de-
crease, lessening, diminution, loss.
MnW, -ovos, b, fi, comp. of fitKp6s.
Mssmrutif, -h, -6t>, (fr. last) de-
grading, lessening, undervalu-
ing.
MtAayyaioy, and yieXdyyttos, -ov,
and MfAdyytwj, -w, b, f), (fr. pi-
\ai black, and yala or yT, the
earth) having black soil, produc-
tive, fertile, rich.
MfAdy/caproy, -ov, b, i% (fr. same,
and Kapr.bi fruit) having black
fruit.
a. par. act. n. pi. peivavrts — MtAay/ctpoj, -ov, b, f}, (fr. same, and
Mchov, -ana, 2 pi. -varc, 1 a.
impr. act. — Jfafofft fi 2 and 3
sin. Me/v»7r£, 2 pi. 1 a. sub. act.
Of UlVb).
Mtiova, a. sin. of prfu>v.
MetovcKTtu) -w, f. -^(to), (fr. ui'hdv
less, and f'^w to have) to have
less, be poor, be in want, be in-
ferior or deficient ; to be beneath,
of low rank, not on a level
witn.
tctoas a horn) having black horns
mortal, deadly ; disguised.
yieXayKopvipoc, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same,
and Kopveph atop) having a black
head, mack crested.
yitXdyxpoKos, -ov, 6, '/, (fr. same,
and KpoKn cloth) with black sails.
yic\ayxoirrjv, a. sin. of
McXayXairris, -ov, b, ij, (fr. fifXas
black, and xarrn na'r) °^iC^-
haired.
Mcovei-ia, -as, h, (fr- sarme) dimi- Mt\dyyeiuos, -ov, 6, ft, (fr. ui\a$
nution, lessening; inferiority, \ black, and yei/iwv winter) ground
poverty ; contempt, scorn ; inju- \ vfiere the snow has melted away ;
ry, wrong. . the haunts of hares.
Melons, for fitioves or iitiovas, a. pi. MtXdyyifios, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same)
of /<nW. black, dark.
Metovc9:u, pres. inf. pass, of Mc\iryx?rw, -uvos, b, >), (fr. same,
Mf(ou» -at, f. -wcw, p. -Ka, (fr. pu- and ycrwi' a coat) in mourning,
wv less) to lessen, diminish, im- , clothed in bla^k, sad, mournful,
pur ; undervalue, underrate, de- Me\ayyo\du -w. f. -rjota, (fr. next)
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mi, „+2ol. for ptXaivotv, g. pi. —
MtA'i/i Tjrc, Ion. for fttXahats, d.
pi. fern, of fti\as-
MtAa/vtro, Ion. for tut\atviro, 3
sin. impf. ind. mid. of
McAatVu, f. -avw, (fr. /iAaf black)
to blacken, make black. MeAaivo
jiai, to ^tou) Wacfc or livid.
MtXauPd&ns, -"J -o»J, &i fa (fr. /<^-
Aa? black, and (idOos depth) deep,
dark, gloomy.
MtXauirayiiS, -tos -ovs, b, ff, (fr.
nine, and *v/yw/u to fasten)
black, clotted, gory.
MtXdffrrcirXos, -ov, 6, »/, (fr. same,
and t/ttAov a veil) clothed in
black, snhlc-rohcd.
MtAa/ir/raAoj, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same,
and rtVaAov a leaf) black-leaved.
yitXafXTrvybs, -ov, 6, i/, (fr. same,
and myfi buttocks) black but-
tocks, hairy, strong, lusty.
yitXafioiafis, -ios -ovs, b, !,, (ft.
same, and <pdo> to shine) shining
black, glossy.
MtAa^jtuAAof, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and epvWov a leaf) black-leuved.
McXdu^rjipis, -ibos, b, !}, (fr. same,
ana i|fj0os a pebble) having
black pebbles.
MtXav, -avos, rb, (neut of same)
ink.
yicXavaiyis, -ibos, f/, (fr. same, and
atyts a breastplate) having a
black breastplate or shield. Or,
(fr. atyls a storm) exciting black
storms ; furious, deadly.
McXavavyns, -ios -oi>s, b, //, (fr.
same, and avyfi brightness) black
brilliant, glossy ; purpled, gory.
Mc\dvberos,-ov,b,ti, (fr. same, and
c/w to tie) bound with black,
sheathed in black, black hilted.
yitXavcivrjs, -ov, b, fa (fr. same, and
livn a whirlpool) having black
whirlpools, dark-rolling.
yitXdvboKos, -ov, b,fi, (fr utXav ink,
and liyopai to receive) holding
ink.
MtAavn^ovfco -5, (fr. ufXas black,
and tipa clothes, th. £u> to put
on) to dress in black, put on
mourning
MeAdvOtn, - is, fj, (fr. pfXas black,
and $-tdo<i,u. *o see) a disease of
the eyes.
yic\dv9no~av. Ion. for tfteXavdno-av,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass, of utXnivia.
yit\dv$iov, -ox , to, (fr. /i/Aaj black,
MEA
and dvQos a flower) a black pop-
py>
MeXivta, -as, h,, (fr. uiXas black)
blackness, darkness ; dark clouds.
MeXavoiJo^ttov, -ov, rb, (fr. uiXav
ink, and oi^ouai to receive) an
ink bottle.
MeXaWKapSios, -ov, 6, f), (fr. uiXas
black, and KapSia a heart) black
hearted, hollow and dark.
MeXavd-repos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and irripvi; a wing) black-wing-
ed, frightful, ill-boding.
"M.EXavocrvpua7os,-ov,b,fi, (fr. same,
and avppa a stream) black-flow-
ing, dark-rolling.
McXavovpbs, -ov, 6, fj, (fr. same, and
ovpa a tail) black-tailed; evil,
bad, corrupt.
McXavd^pwj, -wros, 6, ^, same as
ueXayxpug.
' McXavdu) -<3, same as (ieXoUvu).
MeXavTSt^^f, -fo? -ovj, 6, ^ (fr. ui-
Xas black, and r«'^oj a wall)
having black walls.
hieXavrrjpia, -as, y, (fr- same)
blacking ; smut, dirt.
MeXavvSoos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and vdwp water) dark-flowing,
deep-rolling, deep.
MfXa?, -atva, -av, uiXavos, -atvns,
-avos, (fr. ufj not, and 'iXn,
brightness) black, sable; dark,
gloomy ; dismal, deadly. Comp.
uzXdvrepos-
MiXacua, -tiros, rb, and MeXao-ubs,
-ovy b, (fr. last) darkness, black-
ness; a black spot, mole.
MeXSouevos, pres. par. pass, of
MfXcw or MiXSouat, to soften, melt,
dissolve, liquify, melt away, con-
sume ; to boil, dres<t victuals,
cook ; to boil or bubble up.
MeXed, o, inHecl. a man's name.
MeXcayptSes, Guinea-hens, turkeys.
McXiaypos, -ov, 6, a man's name.
MeXedaivw, (fr. uiXet it is a care)
to regard, take care of, attend
to.
'M.eXiSnua, -dros, rb, (fr. same)
care, anxiety, solicitude.
MeXe^wv, -6vog, 6, and McXiSwvos,
ov, b, and hleXtSovevs, -ios, b,
(fr. same) a care-taker, guar-
dian, steward ; a king, prince,
ruler, governor.
MeXeStivy, -t/s, »'/, (fr. last) care,
anxiety, solicitude.
\ltXnaaiv and MiXscaiv, Ion. and
Poet, for uiXecri, d. pi. of ui-
Xos.
WliXet, f. ueXfiaei,^. uefiiXrjKC, (im-
pers. fr. uiXo) or ucXiw to con-
cern) it is a care or concern ; it
is an object or matter of care.
impf. iueXe, Att. rjucXe. per. mid.
uiunXe.
McXeFo-Tc, (fr. uiXos a limb) limb
from limb, asunder, in pieces,
piecemeal.
'KLcXtoraOris, -tog -ovs, b, t), (fr. ui-
Veoc unfortunate, and nddog suf-
fering) suffering pain, misera-
bly afflicted.
MtXedTovo?, -ov, b, (fr. next, and
irdvos labour) causing affliction,
distressing, painful.
MEA
i/liXtos, -a, -ov, (fr. j/tXoj a limb)
fruitless, vain, idle, ineffectual,
impotent ; unhappy, unfortu
nate, wretched, miserable.
MtXcoipp&v, -6vos, b, i), (fr. last, and
<ppriv the mind) distressed, in
mind, fretting, miserable.
MiXeoi, d. pi. of uiXos.
MeXira, 2 sin. — MtXerare, 2 pi.
cont. pres. impr. — McXeras, 2
sin. cont. pres. ind. act. of ue
Xtrdu).
MiXerai, (impers. fr. uiXouai or
ftiXu to concern) same as/i/Xa.
MeXtrdw -w, f. ueXer/jGO), p. ututXi-
rrjKa, (fr. ueXirn care. th. uiXet
it is a care) to take care of, mind,
attend to, be intent on ; to medi-
tate, premeditate, study, cultivute;
to practise, exercise ; to declaim,
practise speaking. 1 a. ind. act.
eutXirnoa.
MeXtTTj, -Tjs, f], (fr. ueXct it is a
care) care, anxiety; medita-
tion ; discipline, study, practice,
exercise.
M.eXirriua,-aTos,rb, (fr. last) care,
solicitude, study ; an institution,
establishment.
MeXzrijpiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
place for study ; a school-room,
study ; a tool, instrument.
MsXirrjposi -ov, 6, ?/, (fr. same) at-
tentive, mindful of, unxious,
careful.
MeXernrtKOs, -h, -ov, (fr. same) con-
templative, thoughtful, musing ;
murmuring, cooing.
MtXirriTos, -n, -ov, (fr. same) well
practised, versed in; to be pro-
cured by care and attention.
MeXtriKbi, -ri, -bv, same as ueXern-
TtKOi.
MtXirti), 3 sin. pres. impr. — Mt-
XtrScai, pres. par. n. pi. fem.
of uiXtl.
McX/w -u», f» -fiaui, p. usuiXrjKa,
(mere generally used imper-
sonally, see utXu) to be a care
or concern; to care for, re-
gard.
yiiXr], pi. cont. of uiXos.
MeXfjSuv, -ovos, f], (fr. utXu it con-
cerns) solicitude, concern, care,
anxiety.
MfXtjua, -tiros, rb, (fr. same) a ten-
derling, object of care, concern,
anxiety.
MfX)'«ra, 3 sin. — MfX^covcj, 3 pi.
1 f. act. of uiXet or ucXiw.
M£X//ff£Trt«,3sin. 1 f. mid. of uiXsi,
uiXw or uiXouai.
MeXyo-iufiporos, -ov, 6, i^, (fr. ufXei
it concerns, and (iporbs mortal)
interesting, engaging; renown-
ed, celebrated.
MfXrjrai, Poet, for uiXer or 3 sin.
sub. mid. of uiXouai.
Mf'X(, -iros, rb, honey
MEA
MeXiav, Dor. for utXiwv, g. pi. of
ucXia.
MeXifipouos, -ov, 6, f), (fr. uiXt
honey, and (3p6uos a noise, th.
(3peu(i> to roar) softly whispering,
sweetly murmuring, sweet sound'
ing.
MeXiydpvs, -vos, b, //, Dor. fbr^eXt-
yvpvs.
McXiySovnos, -ov, 6, ^, (fr. uiXi
honey, and ^ovrroj a noise) sweet
sounding, harmonious, melodi-
ous.
McXiynOiis, -ios -ovs, 6, ^, (fr. same,
and yrjdiu to be glad) sweet-
toned, melodious, harmonious.
MeXiynpvs -vos, b, r/, (fr. same, and
yfjpys a voice) sweet-voiced, me-
lodious, tuneful, harmonious.
McXiyXuiooos, -ov, b, f], (fr. nme,
and yX(boca a tongue) sweet-
tongued, mellifluous, tuneful ;
eloquent, fluent.
M.tXilu>v, -6vos, b, Poet, for ueXt-
Stibv.
McXigeutv, Ion. and Dor. for utXi-
^uv, pres. inf. act. of
McXifa, f. -taw, p. utuiXiKa, (fr.
uiXos a song) to sing, play upon;
to sing of, praise, celebrate. Or,
(fr. uiXos a limb) to tear in
pieces, rend limb from limb.
MeXifapos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. u4\i honey,
and Qwpbs pure) pure as honey,
unadulterated, sweet, honied.
MeXinycvfis, -ios -ovs, o, i^, (fr. utXin
an ash, and yivouai to be born)
sprung from the ash.
MeXir/Sia, a. sin. — MeXtriSii, d.
sin. of
MeXinSfis, -ios -ovs, b, ft, (fr. uiXi
honey, and f/Svs sweet) sweet
like honey, pleasant, pleasing,
agreeable.
MtXiOpEirros, -ov, b, »/, (fr. same,
and Tpfpw to nourish) fed on
honey.
MeXiKnpa, -as, f), and MeXiKijpov or
MeXacrjpiov, -ov, to, (fr. same,
and KTjpbs wax) honeycomb.
MeXiKouiros, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same,
and kouttos a noise) sweet-sound-
ing, sweet-toned, harmonious,
melodious.
MeXiKbs, -Vy -bv, and -ov, 6, f/, (fr.
uiXos a song) harmonious, sweet,
tuneful.
MsXiKparov, -ov, rb, (fr. uiXi ho
ney, and Kcpdu) to mix) mead,
honey-water, metheglin.
MeXiKTrjs, -ov, b, Dor. MtXtrraj,
(fr. uiXos a song) a singer, mu-
sician, poet.
MeXtXwrov, -ov, rb, a species of
trefoil, melilote.
MeXivaia, -as, fi, (fr. uiXi honey)
sweet ; an epithet of Venus.
McXivn, -ys, fi, (fr. same) pannic, a
coarse grain.
MsXta, -as, f), an ash-tret^ spear] M/Xivoj, -rj, -ov, (fr. ueXia an ash)
made of ash, shaft, handle. | made of ash, ashen.
MsXta^jy?, -ios -ovs, b, f/, (fr. piXi tAeX[Trr)KTov,-ov, rb, (fr. ^ iXt honey,
honey, and a^w to sing) melodi-\ and m/yw to fix together) a cake
cus, harmonious, tuneful. Also, i made of honey, sweet cake.
Dor. for [leXtnSns. \MeXittvoos -ovs, -6ov -ov, b,fj, (fr
MeXmi, -div, a\, nymphs presiding! same, and irviw to breathe)
over ash-trees. i sweetly breathing.
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1UKA
MtXloSus, Dor. for pcXigeis, 2 sin
pres. ind. — ItcXlo&o, Ion. and
Dor. for tpeXi^uv, 2 sin. inpf.
pass. — Mt>/ff<5tra(, Dor. lor /it-
Mfrrat, 3 sin. pres. mil. pass, of
M/Aio-^a, -<iro$, re. (fr. piXi^u) to
sing, tli. fiiXos a song) a *on£,
tune, (iir.
"MtXloirovSus, -ov, o, (fr. piXi honey,
and oiruvdi) a libation) on o/er-
ing or libation of honey.
MiXtaaa -rra,-ns, >), (fr. piXt ho-
ney) a bee ; a prieMes* <>/ ( 'ins,
any priestess. pcXiaadwv, JRol.
and piXiooav, Dor for pcXiaawv,
g. pi.
MtAto-aafo?, -ou, &, (fr. same) an
epithet of Jupiter.
MtAifffffvj, -/«?, Ait. -/uij, 6, (fr.
same) « keeper of
MtAtVoios, -a, -ov, (fr. tune) be-
longing to beet, /iKi'/i /<(/ /»™s.
MeAiffcro^oTos, -'.v, b,i), (fr.piXiaoa
a bee, arid jidotcw tOMd) and
MiXicc6tov;,os, (fr. woe, end
rpfyw tonounsh) yU upon %
/>* i r,
MiAcff<r<5ico/j<K, -ou, 6,^, (fr. same,
and icopha to take care of) a
MfAlffffo'l'O^OJ, -OU, 6, f], (f •
and »//<w to feed) a feeder of
MtAio-ffripuTOff, -ou, 6, //, (fr. same,
and ('i '(.) to How) Jt'iwing with
honey, iit'Uijliinus.
MtXiorayiis, -ioi -ous, 6, ^, (fr.
•ame, and cra^u) to drop) 7/u7/i-
fiuOUS, distilling honey.
MeAioti/;, -ou, o, Poet, same as/u-
XlKTlji.
McXlrcia, -as, L (fr. piXiaaa a bee)
a plant which bees feed on, /jo-
raee, honcy-surkh ■.
McXtrciov, -ou, rd, (fr. ^/Aj honey)
mead, methtglin.
McXiTcoiriji, -cos -ovs, 6, »J, (fr.
same, anil r/piru to delight) de-
lightful, chatrning,
MeA/rr/, -»;?, //, ail island, Mult a ;
a woman's name.
McAirdfif, -eo-o-rt, -£r, (fr. f/>'A< ho-
ney) sweet, sweetened witn honey ;
calm, placid, serene.
MeXiroeooa or MtAi'rourra, -ns, ^,
(fr. same) a swe"l cake.
MfAirorioAr/c, -ou, 6, (fr. same, and
iroXiu> to sell) a seller of honey.
"b/leXirovpyctov, -ov, to, (fr. same,
and t'pyov a work) a bee-hive.
NlcXiTuvpyos, -ou, 6, 17, (fr. same)
a keeper of bees.
hleXirdix) -u>, f. -wo(i> (fr. /<Ai ho-
ney) to sweeten with honey, par.
per. pass. pcpcXiriophos-
WltXiTiaStis, -(os -ovs, 0, f), (fr.
same) sweet as honey, honied.
"M-cXirupa, -tiros, to (fr. same)
cakes, sweetmeats, confectionary.
MtXi<pQoyyos, -ou, 6, rj, (fr. same,
and cpdoyyos a sound) sweet-
sounding, well toned, melodious,
harmonious, eloquent.
MeAtypova, a. sin. of
MfAiijfipwv, -ovos, 6, >/, (fr. same,
and <ppf/v the mind) sweet, consol-
MK.\
»/. balmy, nfrtshmg, cheering
exhilarating'.
MeXicpvpros, -ov, 6, ft, (li.
and pvpd to mix) fnisea
honey.
yiiXi<pu)vos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
poi r) 1 foice) sweet ooic
moiiinus, musical
MeXi\Xwuos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and ^Ampo* Breen) S«U"11', yel-
low coloured.
McXi^pbs, -u, -ov, (fr. same, and
Xp»a colour) honey-colour , ^c/-
/«</> ; it// attest.
McAi'yooin" or MfAir<5^pou$, -ov, b,
List.
M/A«f/i, -11s, >h "milk.
M/AAtr' for fiiXXcrc, 2 pi. pn s. —
NiXXijoa, Ion. for cpiXXnoa. 1 a
ind. act. of ptXXtt.
yiiXXnoiK, -el,, Alt. -rwj, 1^, and
M/AA»//ja,-uroj, rd, (fr. piXXu) to
delay) delay, pmnnwinnfiwi!
McAA»;<T(ij, 1 f. art. of fiiXXui.
MtX\rirns,-ov, 0, (fr. aame) a de-
/'/i/f r, loitirer, Infer.
MtXX6yiiftos, -ov, b, (fr. fiiXXu) to
!><• alinnl to do, and ydpof niar-
riage) MfAAovu/i0o$, -ou, 6, (fr.
s;ime, and vu/i«/)>; a bridr) oaM
going to he man ud.
Mf^AoJn'rn<fof, -ov, 0, //, (IV. same,
and juvvev, a supper) /roing' to
siamcr, joviul, convivial.
MAAovr.', -wv, rd, (netlL pi. par.
pres. act. of next, with trpa'y-
/iaro understood) futurity, the
fvture.
M/AAw, f. /icAAiJo-w or -aouai. to be
about, on the point of; to d
inttnd, be bent upon ; to be wont
or accustomed ; to linger, <!'lay,
loiter ; procrastinate, defer ; to
hesitate, demur, impf. act. ifitX-
Xov, Att. rificXXov. par. pres. act.
/i/AA<i)j>, -ouaa, -ov, n. pi. neut.
fitXXovra.
McXoypatpin, -»7f, r/, (fr. fiiXos a
song, and yodtpu to write) po-
rt/-y> particularly lyric poetry.
MeXoKoiria, -as, »'/, (fr. uiXos a limb,
and k6ttu> to cut) iAe cutting off
limbs, amputation, surgery.
MeXofiai, (fr. ufXet it concerns) ro
take care of, mind, regard.
yitXdi'Tiov, Att. for ntXirtao-av,^ pi.
pres. impr. of uiXti.
yicXoKoiiu) -w, (fr. p/Aos a song,
and irotiuf to make) 10 make
verses or songs ; to compose mu-
sic, harmonize.
yitXoiroibs, -ov,b, (fr. same) a poet,
musician. Adj. harmonious,
tuneful, melodious.
M/Ao?, -cos -ovs, rl, a member, limb
or part of the body ; a song,
verse, strain, tune. pi. fiiXv, g.
/if'Awv, d. jxiXcai.
MeXovo-i, 3 pi. pres. ind. of ptXci
or [jlcXu).
MiXrrnQpov, -ov, rd, (fr. //tAiru) to
sing) a song, dance, sport,amuse-
ment, festivity.
McXiropcvav, Dor. for yttXiroiicvthv
pres. par. pass. g. pi. of piXiru).
MeXirouivny ->/?, //, one of the
Muses.
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MEM
MAjtuiti, d. sin. pn a. p.ir. art
Used Dor. for uiXnovai, 3 |.L
pres, ind. of
M/Attw, f. -J uj, p. -cpa, to sing, sing
oeUbrate with songs; f
yiiXudpiov, -ov, rd, (dim. ol piXet
tig) a ballad.
M/A^i, 6, 1Kb. indecl. a man's
name*
McXxioiSik, 6, Het. indecl. aman's
name,
MtXio, (fr. /liXos a song) to sing
mournfully. Also, same as ni-
Xnpm, and jicXiiti.
ui -Q, I. -/Jaw, (fr. piXos a
tunr, and (;i''iv/ a song) to sing ;
to ]>luy and sing, make melody ;
to accompany the voice, harmo-
ur.i .
McXifii^nrds, -ou, 6, ^, (fr. same)
harmamr.td, arranged in music,
MfA<f><5/<i, -as, »'/, and MtX&inua,
-aros, rd, (fr. same) music, har-
mony, melody, modulation; a
tu m , air.
MtAw^oj, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a com-
poser or arranger of music; a
singer, musician.
MtAwv, g. pi. of /iAof.
M//iua, Ion. and Sync, for uipnica,
1 sin. and Miuaucv, Sync, for
ucfi/jKa/icv, 1 pi. ficfidaai, Sync.
for fitfii/Kaai, 3 pi. per. ind. act.
of pdu>.
McfidOrjKa, ind. — McpaBnicibsi par.
per. act. of uavddvu.
Nlc/jiaKvia, Dor. for ucuntcvla. fern.
of uifuiKojs, per. par. mid. of
pnKdouai.
MtuaXws, Dor. for pcpr/Xtis — M/-
/jaAc, Dor. for uiunXc, which
see.
Miuauev, Sync, for pcuf)Kautv, per.
ind. act. 1 pi. of pav.
Mcudvnpai, per. ind. pass, of pat'
vopat.
Mcpd-rrouv, Poet, redupl. for pd-
itouv, Sync, for pdpnouv, 3 pi. 2
a. opt. act. of pdpTTTO).
Mepnppai, Att. cippappaiy per.
pass, of pdpw.
Mcpaptrov, Ion. for ipapirov, 2 a.
act. — MepapTws, -via, -bs, per.
par. mid. of pdpnTw.
MepapruprjKa, -as, -c or -cv, act
Mepaprvpnpat, -cat, -rat, pass.
per. ind. of paprvpio).
Mipaaav, Sync, and Ion. for au-
p^Kcicrav,S pi. pper. ind. act. of
jiaw.
yiiparov, Sync, for ptprJKarov, du.
of pipnua, per. ind. act. of paw.
yicpnv7\ for pepavla, fem. of.
Mepa&s -wj, -au?a -aio-a, -ads, -5?,
g. -doros -u)tos, du. pcpautTE,
(par. ofpipaa, which see) eag-er,
anxious, desirous ; ready, pre
pared.
MepPXerai, for pcptXnrai, 3 sin.
per. ind. pass. — MipPXtro, for
epfpeXnTo, 3 sin. pper. ind. pass.
of piXopai.
MipfiXwica, -as, -£, for ptpdXnica,
per. ind. act. of/ioA/w or for //£-
piXwKa, per. ind. act. of //£A6\u,
same as uiXopai.
MEM
MEufipdva, -vs, h, a membrane, thin
skin, parchment, vellum.
Me/ijSpaji -dSos, to, a kind of loach,
small fish ; anchovy, sprat.
Me/«Ai7«, 3 sin. per. act. of ui\zi.
McfieAcTTjKOTUn, (fr. par. per. of
HtXtrdm to take care) carefullyx
anxiously, studiously, cautiously.
MeuE\cTT]uivU>Sy (ft*. UEU£\ETnUlV0S,
per. par. pass. of^eAjraw to prac-
tise) orderly, regularly, skilfully.
Meuivnica, per. act. — Mefiev/iKu-
aav, Ion. for EuEuEvfjKEiaav, 3 pi.
pper. ind. act. of uivu,.
MEuEpianiws, (fr. uzuEpiouivos,
per. par. pasr. of uEpifa to di-
vide) in shares.
Meuipiarai, 3 sin. per. ind. pass,
of utpi^w.
McuecTToiuivot, per. par. pass. n.
pi. Of fi£(TT6ut.
1/leucTiuivos, Ion. for uz&stuivos,
par. per. ofucdteuai, pass, of ue-
6inui.
'MEuErpiarai, Ion. for fuuirprjvTai,
3 pi. per. pass, of uerpiu).
MEfiErpnuivu^, (fr. per. par. pass.
of ficrpiu) ) proportionally, in pro-
portion to, according to.
MiuT)\e or uiun\£v, per. mid. or by
Sync, for uEuiXnKE, per. ind. act.
— MiurjXj), 3 sin. per. sub. mid.
of uiXei.
l/lEunXCbs, -via, -ds, (par. per. mid.
or Sync, for ueue\i]ku>s, par. per.
act. of f/keXiui or uiXet) careful,
anxious, desirous ; welt practised,
disciplined, trained, instructed in.
Miujjva, -as, -*, per. mid. of uaivo-
uai.
Me/i^xavrntivoj, -rj, -ov, per. par.
pass, of ur)j(avd<ji.
yitur)xavr}uhu$, (fr. last) skilful-
ly, artfully, cunningly.
M£///avrat,3pl. ind. — Meutaauivos,
-rj, -ov, par. per. pass, of uiaivu).
i/ltjiiyuai, per. ind. — Meuiyuivos,
per. par. pass., of uiyvvui.
MEuiunuai, per. ind. — MEuiunui-
voj, per. par. of uiuiouai.
"Meui^erai, 3 sin. ppfut. of uiyvvui.
Meuicriuevos,-ri,-ov,])a.r. per. pass.
— Mzuicnicz or-Ktv, 3 sin. — Meui-
cfjicaoi,3 pi. ind. per. act. of uictw.
Meuia&uiuai, per. ind. — Mf/iicflw-
uivos, per. par. pass, of uiaddio.
M.£uix&ai, per. inf. pass, of uiyvvui.
Miuvauai, Dor. for uiuvrjuai, per.
ind. — -Meuvauwos, Dor. for uzu-
vnuhos, per. par. pass, of uvdo-
uai.
i/liuvavrai, Dor. for uiuvnrai, 3 pi.
per. pass yiiuvacai, Dor. for
uiuvtjcai, 2 sin. per. pass, of
uvdouai.
MeuviqTO, cont. ueuvCoto, and Dor.
uzuvaiaro, for ueuvfjro, 3 sin. of
ueuvfuirjv, -uvjjo, -uvijto, per. opt.
pass, of fivdouai.
M/pi), Att. and Miuvnai, orMtu-
vtai, Ion. for uiuvr/ffai, 2 sin.
per. pass, of uvdouai.
hliuvriKa, Sync, for ucuivoxa, per.
ind. act. of uivw.
Miurnuai, -cat, -rat, 2 pi. Nfuvr)<r-
6e, ind. — M.fuvr,ao, impr. —
\leuvf)ur)v, -?,o. -fjro, opt. —
3C
MEN
McuvTJo6ai,inf. — Meuvrjuivos, -yj,
-ov, par. per. pass, of uvdouai.
MiuvT)<To,uiuvco, uiuvov, Ion, utu-
vu), per. impr. of uvdouai.
hltuvrio-TEvuivos, -r\, -ov, per. par.
paSS. of UVnCTEVb).
Miuvouat, same as uvdouai.
Miuvova, a. sin. of Miuviov, a
man's name.
Meuvoves, -wv, at, certain birds
supposed to frequent the tomb
of Memnon in Troas.
Miuvo), Ion. for ueuvov,see utuvnao.
Miuvwv, -ovos,b, a man's name, and
Miuvwv, -ovos, b,f),kind,gracious.
Meuvioro, Att. for ueuvfjTo, 3 sin.
per. opt. pass, of uvdouai.
M£uoipauai,-cat,-Tai,md. — Meuoi-
pauivos, par. per.pass.of uoipdw.
Mi uov*, for uk uova, per. mid. of usvu).
Meuovuuevosy -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of uovdw.
UlfuopuyOer. mid. — Meuopuai,-crai,
-rat, JE>o\. for uiuapuai, -oaiy
-rai, per. ind. pass, of utiput.
Meuirrbi, -rj, -ov, (fr. uiuipouai to
blame) blameable, culpable, in-
excusable ; captious, inclined to
censure.
Meuvyuai, per. ind. pass, of uviw.
MeuvdoXoyf/Kacn*, 3 pi. per. act. of
uvdoXoyiu.
MiuvKa, per. mid. of uvicdu).
Meu<peai, Ion. for uSucpn, 2 sin. —
Miu<perai,S sin. ind. — Meu<p6-
uevos, par. pres. pass, of
Wltu<j)Ouai, f. utu^ouai, p. uiuEuuai,
-ipai, -nrai, to complain of, ex-
postulate, take to task ; to blame,
find fault with, censure ; to re-
buke, reprove.
Miu6is, -ios, f), Memphis, now
Mimf, a city of Egypt.
M.cu(pti>Xf}, -9js, ff, (fr. utuipouai to
complain) complaint, remon-
strance.
Meuxpdutvos, 1 a. par. mid. — Meu-
ipn> 2 sin. 1 a. sub. mid. of uiu-
<pouai.
'Meuipiuoipfu) -5, f. -r/irw, (fr. uiu-
xpi$ complaint, and uoipa fate) to
be discontented, fret, murmur, re-
pine.
Mtuipiuoipo$, -ov, h, //, (fr. same)
discontented, fretful, peevish, re-
pining, querulous.
Miuxpis, -tog, Att. -£wj, ft, (fr. uiu-
$ouai to complain) complaint,
blame, censure.
Meatus, Sync, for utunicths, and
Ion. ueuao>$, which see.
Mfv, in truth, truly, indeed, cer-
tainly, surely. 'O uw, the one,
this, these. 'O Si, the other, that,
those.
MjV, for utve, pres. impr. of utvw.
MfvavSpos, -ov, b, a man's name.
Mfvyao, (fr. fuv indeed, and yap
trulv) indeed, certainly.
Miv^ng, an Egyptian word signify-
ing a sont, satyr ; the god Pan.
Mar ur/.<n'i Ion. for utvtaivtiv,
pre?, inf. of
Mn'MM'w, f. -avw, (fr. uivos ardour)
to denrr, covet, long for ; to be1
arivioux, herd upon ; to he en- j
ruaerf, ancry. 1 a. eutviqva.
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MEN
McvtSrjlos, -ov,b, f), (fr. uivo( COU--
rage, and tnts a battle) courage-
ous, brave, intrepid, undaunted^
warlike.
Mevijiva, Ion. for eutvinva, 1 a. ind.
act. of utveaivtt).
Mf'vav, inf. — MiVaj, -vei, 2 and 3
sin. — Mivouzv, -ovai, 1 and 3 pL
ind. — Meviru, 3 sin. — Mmre,
2 pi. impr. pres. act. — tf.tvtire,
2 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of uevio.
MeviXas, -a, b, Dor. for MevfXdos
-ov, b, a man's name.
Mtviuev, Icn. for uivuv, pres. inf
of uzvu>.
Mivcoi, g. sin. of uivog.
Meve-rdXcuos, -ov, b, f), (fr. uivoi
strength, and ndXeuos war) brave,
courageous, undaunted, warlike,
firm, resolute. Also, a man's
name.
NLzvioQ-nv, a. of Mzvia&ns, -ov, b,
a man's name.
M£v£<t0w, -60s -ovs, f], a woman't
name.
Mivtros, -rj, -ov, (fr. uevo) to re-
main) remaining, lasting, firm ;
patient, forbearing.
MevE^dpuT/s, -ov, b, and Meve^dp-
u'os, -ov, b, f), (fr. uevog conrage,
and %dpur] spirit, th. ^a/pw to re-
joice) courageous, warlike, brave,
valiant, intrepid; resolute, firm,
bold.
Mtviw, Ion. for uevuj, 1 f. of uivio.
Mivn, 3 sin. pres. or 2 a. sub. of
same.
M£i/t7T7r>7, -is, »;, a woman's name.
Mevoeticfis, -eos-ovs, b, fj, (fr. fievos
strength, and uku> to yield)
grateful, pleasant, agreeable ;
sufficient, abundant, a. sin. uc
voeiKEa.
Mevoivdo} -5, -deis -as, -dti -a, and
yievoivto) -w, f. ->7(7w, and Mcvoi-
v&tit -5, f. -wffw, (fr. uivos
strength) to desire, long for, pant
after, be anxious or eager for ; to
press forward, hasten, hurry ,- to
contrive, plan, meditate.
M,cvoivfj, -rjs, '1, (fr. same) eager-
ness, impetuosity, promptness,
spirit; courage, bravery.
MevoiTidSns, -ov, b, the son of M.e-
ncetias, Patroclus.
Mtvoinos, -"9V, b, a man's name.
Mtvov, neut. sin. — Mivovros, g.
sin. — M/vovra, a. sin. — NLivov-
t£, n. du. pres. par. — Mivovu,
Dor. for uivovai, 3 pi. pres. ind.
act. of uivtt).
Mivog, -eos -pt'j, to, the mind ; ar-
dour, spirit, courage, valour;
constancy, resolution, firmness;
might, strength, force ; violence,
impetuosity ; rage, fury ; an-
ger.
Mevovv, (fr. uiv indeed, and ovv
therefore) yes, truly, certainly,
indeed.
MevovvyE, (fr. ulv indeed, ovv there
fore, and yi truly) yea rather,
verily, in truth, truly.
Mfvovaa, n. Mtvovcav, a. fern. par.
pres. — Mhoutn, 3 pi. pres. ind.
act. of uk><j>.
yiivroi, (fr. uiv indeed, and rol
MEP
truly ) truly, certainly, yet truly,
yet indeed, however, but.
Mi in), f. ptvu, p. pepivt/Ka, to wait,
stay, remain; to abide, durll,
lodge, pass the night; to con-
tinue, endure, last, survive ; to
persevere, persist ; to desire, wish,
long for ; to expect, wait for, be
reserved for, be ready ; to stand,
stop, hall, delay, linger ; to sus-
tain, support, withstand ; to dare,
venture, to resolve, intend, pur-
pose, impf. iptvov, -ts, -c. 1 a.
ind. ifitiva, -as, -£- impr. ptivov,
-dro»' sub. fichu), -jjs, -n' inf.
ptlvai' par. pelvas, -aaa,, -av.
pper. tpcpcvfixuv.
VLipdpxnSi -oo, b, (fr. pipes a part,
and upxoi to command.) the com-
mander of a division or brigade.
Mrpapvm, -as, hi (fr- same) a body
of 2048 soldiers ; a division, bri-
gade, column.
yUp6u>, f. -au>, to take away, de-
prive ; to hurt, injure, harm ;
also to behold, see, gaze, stare at.
M/pn, d. — Mlpn, pi. of pipas-
McplSa, a. sin. of utpls,
Mrp«5apjra£, -ayos, b, //, (fr. ficfiUa
part, and apmi( ravenous) nib-
bling, bitirtg, gnawing.
Mtpicdpxns, -ov,b, (fr. ptpts a part,
and apxh command) a governor,
consul, commander, magistrate.
1/ltpiSapxla, -as, f}, (fr, same) a
command, lieutenancy, magistra-
cy, government.
Wlcpifrv, Dor. tor ptpi^tu/j, pres. inf.
— M/pi^tv, Ion. for cpipt^cv, 3
sin. impf. ind. act. of
Mtp/^w, f. -lam, p. pepipiica, (fr
pzipui to .divide) to divide among,
share, distribute ; to separate ; to
rend, tear ^plunder. Mcpitopat,to
disagree, differ, dissent. 1 a. ind.
act. cpipiaa. per. pass, ptpipia-
pai. 1 a. ind. pass. tptplaOnv,
■>7?« -T pw. pcpiaOels- 1 a. ind.
mid. epepiadpnv, -w, -aro.
MtpiKbs, ~q,.-uv, (fr. pipos apart)
in parts, partial, particular.
MfpiKws, (fr. last) part by part,
piecemeal, partially, particularly.
Mipipva, -ijs, hi r-or^i anxiety, soli-
citude, thougfdfulness, distraction
of mind.
Mtpipvas, -vq, 2 and 3 sin. cont.
pres. ind. act. — Mepipvarc, 2
pi. cont. pres. impr. act. of
"M.tpifivd'M -u>, -fioio, p. ptpcplpvnKa
(fr. pipipva care) to be anxious
or solicitous ; to mind, meditate,
think deeply. 1 a. ind. eptpipvn-
aa,-as,-C sub. peptpyrjoui, -jjs, n
Meplpvnpa, -aros, Td,(fr.same)care,
anxiety, solicitude, distraction
Mcpifivf,oei, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. —
Mepipvi'/anrc, 2 pi. 1 a. sub. act.
of
pepipvau).
Mcpipvi/rhs, -ov, b, hi (fr« pipipva
care) an anxious writer, critic
examiner.
tatpipvdroKos, -ov, b, >% (fr. same,
and tokos an offspring) care-pro-
ducin e, distracting, toilsome.
i/lcpi/jvo<poovTirrr?i~, -on, o, (fr.samc
and <pp(.<vTt$ though tfulness, th.
ME2
$phv the mind) an anxious think-
er, meditative person.
Mcpipv&v, par. pres. act. cont. —
Meptpv&at, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. of peptpvdw.
Mcph,-iios, h, (fr- /">?<•> to (llvl'!()
a share, part, portion^ division ;
concern, businiss ; side, party,
faction.
MtploaoQat, 1 a. inf. mid. — Mcpitr-
deis, -tlaa, -iv, par. — Mcptadj),
3 sin. sub. 1 a. pass, of pepl^ui.
Mcpiapbs, -ov, b, and — Miptapa,
-aros, rb, (fr. ptpl{p> to divide) a
part, share division ; distribu-
tion ; separation, disagreement.
Mcpiarhs,-ov,b, (fr. same) asharer,
distrihuttr, divider; an arbitra-
tor, umpire.
Mepircvopai, (fr. ptpls a part, th.
ptlpu to divide) to divide, share ;
to receive a share, partake.
Mtfirfji, -ov, b, (fr. same) a shar-
er ; partaker.
Mtppalpu and Mfp/i/pu, same as
ptppnpifa.
M/pffffM, a. pi. of
Mippepos, -ov, b, hi (fr* utpfialpti) to
In- anxious about) rare-jjrodur-
inc, full of cares ; fretful, dis-
contented ; difficult to be obtain-
ed, admirable, splendid, great ;
inquisitive, curious.
Wippijpa, -as, h, (fr. same) solici-
tude, anxiety, care ; a morning
site]), do?e.
Mtppypduv, JE61. for pcpptp&v, g.
pi. of last.
Mcppiipl£u>, f. -£w, (fr. fttpuaipii) to
be anxious about) to think care-
fully, meditate ; to be in doubt,
be perplexed, hesitate ; to be anx-
ious or solicitous for.
Mipfn'ipi^tv, Ion. for cueppf/pi^ev, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. act. of last.
Mipfits, -160S1 hi a roPei COTd, string,
thread ; a thong, strap.
"S\.ip6-KLoaiv, Ion. for pipoipi, d. pi.
— Mcp6nu)v, g. pi. of fiipoip.
Mepowi'jios, -ov, b, hi (fr. uepoxp arti-
culate speaking) human.
Mcpoirn\s,-iSos,hi (fr. same)/amed
for learning.
Miposi -cos -ovs, rb, (fr. ucipw to
divide) a part, share, portion ;
fellowship ; party, faction, divi-
sion ; course, turn, succession ;
lot, employment, occupation ; re-
spect, account of or in reference
to. Ta uipia -n, parts of a coun-
try, territories, regions. "Ev fiipci,
by turns. Td abv uepos, as much
as lieth in you.
Mepoxp, -ottos, b, hi (fr- utipu to
divide, and b\p the voice) articu-
late speaking ; intelligent ; man,
human being ; a bird such as a
parrot, jay, starling.
MfVa/?ov, -ov, rb, (fr. utaos the
middle, and (3oT>s an ox) a plough
trace, brace, strap.
Mc<ra@6u> -w, f. -w<rw, (fr. same) to
yoke to the plough, harness.
Mfo~(iyKv).ov, -ov, rb, (fr. plans the
middle, and ayicvXn a strap) a
javelin thrown by means of a
strap, dart, spenr.
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ME2
Mcad^u, f. -«(tw, (fr. pfaof the
middle) to be in the middle.
Miaatwd^ios, -ov, b, i), (fr. same,
and voXibs gray) middle aged,
growing gray haired.
MtouiruTOSi -n, -ov, used for ptau>
raros, sup. of pious, exactly in
the middle, middlemost.
Mecapfipivbf, Dor. for ptavp(ipiv6s.
Mcaapipios, -a, -or, Dor. lcr ptan
piptos.
Miothrtov, -ov, rb, (fr. piaos the
middle, and avrtov a. weaver'b
beam) a uc<ivtr\* beam.
yiiearos, -n,-ov, Poet, for pioura-
ros, sup. of piaos.
MiaavXos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
avXij a hall) between two halls,
belonging to a hall ; inner, be-
lli em the. porch and hall.
yiiaavXos, -ov, b, and M/ffauXov,
-ov, rb, (fr. same, and avXi) a
fi>ld) the middle oj'a sheepfold or
slid I ; a passage between the cat-
tle ; a door between two folds.
Miaeyyvdw, (fr. piaos in the middle,
and eyyvdu) to pledge) to lay a
wager, bet, stake, deposilc the
wager in the hands of another.
Miaryyvi'/pa, -aros, rb, (fr. last) a
pleilge, eleposife, loager.
Meaevu), (fr. piaos middle) to me-
diate, arbitrate, be umpire ; to
act impartially.
Mranyi's and Mar^yv, (fr. same) in
the midst, among, between ; in
the mean time.
Mcat/cis, -taaa, -ev} (fr. same)
mil Idling, mean.
McanpPpiu, -as, hi (fr. same, and
f/uipa a day) the noon, midday ;
the height of glory, pinnacle of
power ; flower of youth.
McanpPpivbs, -hi -bv, (fr. same)
meridian, southern, noontide.
Mtanpipios, -a, -ov. same ae last.
McaOauX, Heb. indecl. the ward-
robe.
McciStos, -ov, 6, hi (fr- piaog the
middle) impartial.
Mtairtvu), (fr. same) to gohetweeny
mediate, interpose, settle by arbi-
tration.
Mtoirnsi -ov, b, (fr. same) a medi-
ator, arbitrator, umpire.
Meao($aat\eia, -as, >/, (fr. same, and
paoiXcvs a king) an interregnum.
Mtoo(laot\cvs, -iosi Att. -iws, b,
(fr. same) an inlerrexf regent,
protector.
Mca6yaios and M£<7.tyeios,(fr. same,
and yaia the land) inland, mid-
land, mediterranean.
Meo6ypa<f>os, -ov, b, hi (fr- piaos the
middle, and ypddw to write)
written between lines, interlined ;
hrdf written ; moderate, between
the extremes.
MrooAepicfiSi -ios -ovii °i hi (fr-
same, and dipicu) to see) seen in
the middle, plain, clear.
MeadSpti, -ns, hi (fr- same, and
bipoi to build) a large beam run-
ning through the middle of a
house or ship, the hole in which
the mast is fastened ; the beam
in which this hole is ; a pillar
ME2
in the middle of a house, space
between pillars ; an arch.
Mzao^vyios, -ov, 6, (fr. same, and
$vybs a bench) a rower of the
middle bench.
MzookoiXov, -ov, to, (fr. same, and
ko7Xos hollow) the hole in which
the mast was fastened.
Me<roKpavt)s and MzaoKpivr)s, -ios
-ovs, b, ft, (fr. piaos the middle,
and Kpaivu) to make, or Kpivia to
divide) erected, raised or built up
in the middle.
ItLzaoXapfiavw, (fr. same, and Xap-
/3aVw to hold) to hold in the mid-
dle ; to hold, stop.
MeaoXafiris, -ios -ovs, b, >% (fr.
same) held in the middle.
liltauXtvKos, -ov, 6, «/, (fr. same, and
Xzvxbs white) marked or striped
with white.
Mecdu^aAos, -ov, b, >), (fr. same,
and op<f>aXbs the navel) having a
navel or boss, situated near the
navel or middle ; from or at the
centre.
Mzaop<f>dXiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same)
the boss of a shield.
MeaovvKTiovy-ov, ri,(fr. next) mid-
night.
yieoovvKTos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. ^fffojthe
middle, and vvi- night) belonging
to midnight, midnight.
Mztrotjyfjs or Mzooonayiis, -ios
-"fa, b, >j, (fr. piao; the middle,
and -rrjyvvpi to fasten) fastened
in the middle or to the middle*
Mecoiropiu) -w, f. -r/cw, (fr. same,
and iropiu) to pass)fo pass through
the midst, hold a middle course.
Mtaoiropos, -ov, b, >), (fr. same) in
mid career , passed through^ me-
dial, central.
MeaoTTop<pvpov,-ov, to, (fr.same,and
irvp<pvpa purple) ornamented with
purple, interwoven with purple.
Meo-Q-rrorauia, -as, f), (fr. same, and
Korauas a river) the name of a
country.
M.ccoirvpyiov,-ov, to, (fr. same, and
■nvpyos a tower) the space or wall
between the towers, curtain.
Miaos, -rj, -ov, in the middle, midst,
nlermediate. To tv piay, the
present affairs.
Mzadrns, -nros, fj, (fr. last) the mid-
dle, mean ; mediocrity ; a moiety,
half.
lAtaoToi-^ov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
reiX°s a wall) the middle wall,
partition, wall between.
M.eo~oTouiw -to, f. -t)ctw, (fr. same,
and reuvu) to cut) to cut in the
middle, divide equally.
Mzaovpaviu) -<2, f. -t/gu), (fr. same,
and ovpavbs heaven) to be in the\
middle heaven or the meridian ;
to culminate.
Mzoovpdvnpa, -ixros, rb, (fr. same)
the mid-heaven, middle part of
the heavens ; the meridian, d.
ueoovpavrjuari.
Mccoiicv/?) g. fern. sin. of pzo&v,
par. pres. cont. of u£g-6w.
b/[to~64>pvov, -ov, to, (fr. piaos the
middle, and o<ppv$ the evebrow)
between the <y throws
MET
McaS^Xoos, -ov, b, »),{ir. same, and
X.Xua grass) half green.
Mevdu -<h, f. -wo-w, (fr. piaos the
middle) to be in the middle or
midst, par. pres. pzaowv -mv,
-6ovaa -ovaa, -oov -ovv.
Mzo-ziXn,-t]s., !], and MicrnXov, -ov,
to, the mespilus or medlar.
Meao-ufi, Heb. indecl. a military
station, garrison.
yiraaal or Meccra^, Heb. indecl.
from being demolished.
M£<Tffavtas,-w.,6,Dor.for Mzcoi'ivios,
-ov, b,ofJMessenia, a Messenian.
Micro-aros for piaa roj,same nspiaos»
Nlzocrnyvs and Mtaanyv, (fr. piaos
middle, and yf} the land) in the
midst, among, between, in the
mean time*
M.c<rarjpns, -eos -ouj, b, fi, same as
uteres.
M.taalas, -ov, b, the Messiah.
Mecvodi, for iv piay, in the midst.
Miaaoiaiv, Ion. and Poet, for pic-
aois, d. pi. of
Mifftros Poet, for piaos*
Mzarrj, d. sin. fern, of
Mzarbs,. ->), -bv, full, replenished;
crowded, stuffed ; satiated,Jilled.
Mtordw -w, f. -a5ffw,p. pzpiarioKa,
(fr. last) to fill, replenish, load,
crowd ; to satiate, pres. pass
pzaroopai -ovuai, per. pass, uc-
uianouai,pa.r. pzpzartopivos, 1 a,
ind. pass. zpzan'odr/v, -?/£, ->].
Mro(pa, Poet, for pixpt,.until.
Mfffwj, (fr. piaos the middle) mo-
deratelyy within bounds, mid-
dling.
Met for
Mera, governing g. d. a. cases
with the g. ; with, togetlier or
along with ; as well as, besides ;
among ; byy by means of; to,
towards ; with the d. with,
along with; in, among; with
the a. with, among, between ;
after ; within, during, on ; a-
gainst, beside. In composition
it signifies relation or connexion,
as u£Ttx<» and pzraXapftdvu), to
share, partake ; after, as pzra-
piXopat, to be concerned after,
repent ; change, as pzravoim., la
change the mind, repent ; among,
as pirzipi, to be along vnth ; re-
dundant, as pzrdyyzXos, a mes-
senger.
Mira for pirzari, 3 sin. of utTzifii.
MsraPalvcTt, 2 pi. pres. ind. or
impr. act. of
Merufiaiv<o, f. utra^nffouai, p.uera-
(Hffnica, (fr. pera change, and
fiatvu) to go) to go over, pasefrom
one place to another, go away, de-
part, migrate. 1 a. ind. uerePnv,
-rji, -Tj' impr. uerdfinOi' sub. uz-
ra(8w, -rjs, -rj' par. pzra(id$.
MzrafiaWouzvos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass, of
MtrajSaAAo), f. uzrafidXia, p. uzra-
j8//?A»)ko, (fr. fizra change, and
i8«AAu) to throw) to change, alter;
to invert, turn up, plough ; to
turn about, tovmrds or against;
to emigrate, migrate, remove,
depart ; to digest, soften waste
(387)
MET
away. MzraftdWouai, to wast*
or pass away, grow worse, de-
generate ; to pass over or from,
desert; to chunge the opinion,
repent ; to exchange, barter, sell
2 a. ind. pzTi(ia\ov inf. utTafia-
Xzlv. per. mid. uzra(ii(ioXa.
MzTaPdirru), f. -i//w, (fr. uztq\
change, and (3dnrtji to dip) to
dip, wash, dye, tinge ; to plunge,
overwhelm. ptTa$a<pivTts, n. pi.
1 a. par. pass.
MzTaP&s, par. 2 a. act. — Mtra/Jd-
aat, Dor. for uzTafiriaai, 1 a.
inf. act. of verafiaivu.
Mera/Jautj, -ios, Att. -ew?, //, (fr.
uzra change, and fiaivu to go)
a passing from one place to
another, departure, emigration,
transition.
Mzraparlicbs, -ri, -bv, (fr. same)
having the power of moving from
one place to another .transitive.
MtTafiifinKa, -as, -e or -tv, 1 pi.
-Kauzv, per. ind. act. — Mzra$fj,
3 sin. 2a. sub. act. — Mtrd^riQi,
2 a. impr. act. — MerafirjozTai,
3 sin. 1 f. mid. of uzra/laivw.
Mzra^ido) -5, (fr. pzra after, and
j3idu> to live, th. (iios life) to live
after, outlive, survive.
MzTa(3\d(3r)s, -tos -ovs, b, i), (fr. pt-
to. redund. and fi\dvru> to hurt)
hurtful, injurious, detrimental.
MzrafiteTrw, f.-xp(i),(ir.pzTd change,
and j3A*ttw to look) to look about
or round, turn the eyes from one
thing to another ; to look stead-
fastly..
M£ra/?A»7#G<r,.3 pL 1 a. sub. pass,
of ptTafidWu).
Mzrd(3\r)pa, -aros, rb, same as pe*
rapoXrj.
Meraj3oAri>f, -ios, Att. -iios, b, (fr.
pzra(idX\u) to change) a dealer
in goods, merchant, pedlar ; an
interpreter, translator.
Mzra(loXri,-ris,fi,(fr. same) change,
exchange, vicissitude ; transition,
departure, removal.
MzrafaXia, -aj, ?/, (fr. same) ex-
change, trade, traffic.
M£ra'/?o>os, -oi>, b, If, (fr. same)
changeable, mutable, inconstant,
fickle, varying. Subs, a mer-
chant, dealer, pedlar.
MzrafiovXzvpa, -tiros, rd, (fr. pzra
change, and (IovXti counsel) o
change of design.
MzTafiovXzvw, or -opai, (fr. same)
to alter a plan, change design ;
to alter in opinion.
MzrdyyzXos, -ov, h, (fr. pzra be-
tween, and dyyzXos a messen-
ger) an agent or messenger be-
tween parties.
yLzrayzirvi&v, -Sivos, 6, the second
Athenian month. It answered
to the end of August and begin-
ning of September.
Mzrayzvfis, -ios -ovs, b, ff, (fr. peri
after, and yivopai to be) born
after, posterior, later.
hlzrdyzrai, 3 sin. pass. — Mrra-
yopzv, 1 pi. act. pres. ind. ofyc-
rdyu).
yitrayivopai, (fr. pzra after, and
MET
ftvopcu to be) to come after, suc-
cpfl, follow ; to be carried away
or rem
MerayivwffKworMrray«yru><TKw,(fr.
teri change, and yivd>0Ku> to
now) to alter in opinion, change
the mind; to repent, regret; to
learn too late.
fAerdyvuiois, -toe, Att. -cwj, rj, (fr.
same) repentance, regret.
Mtraypafti, -?)$, »/, (fr. next) a
c0?Vi y°r5'«ry» interpolation.
lAtTaypd<p<i>, (fr. peri change, ard
yoiiipu) to write) to transcribe,
change writing, correct ; to an-
nul, nullify ; to forge, interpo-
late, foist.
Mtroyu), f. perd^ut, (fr. peri from,
and dyu to lead ) to take or lead
away, remove, transfer ; to ma-
nage, dirict, conrlurt. prW, ind.
pass, perdyopai,-n, -erai.
TAtrabaivvpai and Meraiaiopat, f.
-aicopai, (fr. /itrtz >Mth, and
&j(j a feast) to live with, asso-
ciate, be intimate with.
YAtradtrios, -a, -ov, (fr. peri
change, and Siu to tie) to be
loosed, untiul, nliascd.
Meraonpios, -ov, b, //, (fr. fieri a
mong, and ciipos people) in one's
oiin country, at home ; vulgar,
common, epitleinic.
Mcracwairu'w -&, (fr. peri with or
change, and itattm mode olliv-
ing) to lite with, associate; to
change tfie mode of living, con-
form to.
lAirabic'doKU), f. -£(i), (fr. peri
change, and bibdoKut to teach)
to unltach, break off a habit, cor-
rect.
hleraStSbvai, inf. — Merait&oiis,
par. pres. act. of next.
Mcraclb'toui, f. peraiuxria, p. pera-
6(S(t)Ka, (fr. peri among, and 61-
iuipi to give) to give part, share
among, divide, distribute; tocom-
municate, impart, tell; to trans-
fer, hand over, remove. 2 a. act.
ind. utrihuiv, -o»j, -u>' impr. pi-
TaC*os,-6ru>' opt. peraboinv, -rji,
-n' sub. peraSio, -u>s, -w* inf. pe-
radovvaf par. peraSovs.
i/ieraSiopai, (fr. //era after, and
Slit) to drive) to run at or after ;
to pursue, follow, attack,
iaerabiumu), f. -fa>, (fr. same, and
8iu)Kd) to follow) to follow, pur-
sue, run after; to recollect, re-
member.
MeraSoKeu) -w, f. -£w, (fr. same,
and cWtui to think) to change
sentiments, alter the mind; to
repent. Impers. it repents.
MeraSSpiriov, -ov, to, (fr. peri a-
mong, and Sopnov a feast) a se-
cond course, dessert.
l/lcraSdpmos, -ov, b, -7, (fr. same)
at, in or after a feast, while sup-
ping.
Mera<Wi?, -105, Att. -eus, tj, (fr.
peri among, and SiSwpi to give)
a division, allotment, partition ;
communication, information ; a
MET
MET
ready to share, liberal, munifi-iyieratxpios, -ov, b. »'/, (fr. same)
MM, aeiurous.
yieruddru), 3 sin. 2 a. impr. act.
and
Mtrabovv, for Meracovvai, 2 a. inf.
act. of peraciSwpt.
Mtrdboviros, -ov, b, f), (fr. fieri
among, and bov-ros a noise) full-
uitf ■MIMW, crushing ; fulling
in tilth or mtttUtg ant .iptrltdly.
yiira8p<jfia&T)v, (!r. fitrd among,
ami opofios a race, th. rpij^ut to
run) pi the chase or pursuit, uhile
pursuing.
Meraepofif), -as, h, (fr. MM&) a
pursuit, rhast, riiitnrii: ujttr ;
apursuir, an incursion, inronti.
Mcraipofibs, -ov, b, {/, (tr. saint) a
pursuir, avenger ; a bloodhound,
yiiraril), -<J3{, -ii>, I a. .»ui>.
furai .
Meraeiaeodat, Poet, for pereieeaOai,
1 ('. inf. nud. of pireipt, to go
with.
Mcra$evywpi,(fr. fieri change, and
(evyvvpt to yoke) to chn
horses from one chariot to ano>
thcr, unyoke, unharness, pros
int. fiera^evyn'im.
MeraBelv, fin s. ml. act. cont. of
fterttOfti}.
Mcraddvai, inf. — MeraOeh, par.
2 a. act. of peraridnpt.
hlerdOeoti, -toj, Att. -eug, //, (fr.
/i£r« change, and riOnpi to put)
0 change, transposition ; a trans-
lation, removal, emancipation ;
metathesis, a grammatical figure ;
a. perdOeoiv.
MtTn^troy, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same)
changeable, mutable, fickle, in-
constant.
hleradiw -w, (fr. fieri after, and
Bib) to run) to run after, pursue,
chase.
Meraiycnv, (fr. fieri with, and
ataau) to rush ) toit/i violence, for-
cibly, impetuously.
Meraifa, (fr. same, and ?£&> to sit
down) to sit in company with or
together, keep company.
Merail-as, 1 a. par. act. of per
raiacrot.
Meraipw, f. -apS, (fr. fieri from,
and aipo) to take) to transfer,
remove, depart; to raise or lift
up, set up on high ; to change,
transform ; to weigh anchor, set
sail, put to sea. 1 a. ind. act.
fierypa, -as, -t. 1 a. ind. pass
fierfipOnv.
Meraioatii, f. -fw, {fr. peri against,
and aiaoii- to rush) to rush
against, attack, assail.
yieratriu) -w, f. -fjtsw, (fr. peri in-
tens. and airiia to ask) to beg,
ask alms ; to ask or beg a share.
M.erain)s, -ov, b, (fr. same) a beg-
gar, petitioner, asker, suitor.
Merairiog, -ov, b,f), (fr. peril with,
and atria a cause) sharing, par-
taking ; Subs, an associate, com-
panion, accomplice.
Merai%piov, -ov, rb, (fr. peri be-
tween, and aixpn a spear) the
field of battU, space between two
distribution, donation.
$Aera*3Tt.icbs, -ov, b, //, (fr. same) I armies, interval
(388)
coming between, mtt mning.
Meraicadiclu), (fr. pen] with of
change, and rd9/£u to sit down)
to sit with or in company ; to
move to unother seat.
MeraKaOoirXicliD, (fr. peri change,
Kara lntcns. and b-nXlfa to arm,
th. on-Aov armour) to change the
m of arms ; to equip, ac-
coutre or arm similarly.
McruKaArw -w, f. -i'iou), (fr. peri
back, and KaXiu to call) to call
hack, recall ; to call for, send
for, invite. 1 f. ind. mid. -nn\i-
copai, -p, -erat' 1 a. nud. ind.
pereKaXiadpnv, -w, -aro' impr.
pirindXeaat.
y\craKfouapa, -tiros, rb, (fr. peri
among, and nepdu) to mix) a
midturc.
NeruKcpdti), or MeraKipidoi -u, (fr.
same) to mix together, pour
from one into another,
McTuicivfv -w, f. -y'laoi, p. pcraieeicl-
io*a, (fr. peri change, and *ct-
viui to move) to move about,
move uutiy, remove, move asun-
der, separate; to set aside, an-
nul. 1 a. act. pereKlvnoa.
y[eraKivnci<;,-ios, Att. -eus, h~, (fr.
same) removal, change; com-
motion, division, dissension.
MeraKivnrhi, -a, -ov, (fr. same)
must be removed, to be changed,
&c.
M eraicivnros, -7), -ov, (fr. same) lia-
ble to be removed or set aside ;
mutable, changeable.
MeraKtvovpcvog, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. of pevaicivtui.
MeraKtpvdopat, (fr. peri intens.
and Kipvdu) to mix) to mix, tem-
per, dilute,
yieraidu), or NleraKiddu, (fr. pera
change, and kUi> to go) to fol-
low, come after, succeed.
Mcra/cAat'w, (fr. peri after, and
KXaiw to weep) to lament, weep,
bewail, grieve after, regret, de-
plore.
MeraKXavaeadai, 1 f. inf. mid. of
last.
Mtra/cX/vw, (fr. peri after, and k\(-
vu> to bend) to bend to or after,
decline ; to give way, yield. •
Meraicopi£<i>, f. -iaui, (fr. peri
change, and Kopifa to carry) to
carry att. ay or from, remove,
transfer, convey.
MeraKocpib) -w, f. -f)cb>, (fr. same,
and Kocpeio to adorn) to exchange
ornaments, transform, alter.
MeraKoerpnois, -ws, Att.-ewj, 17, (fr.
same) transfiguration, change
of shape.
Meraicpovu), f. -ovow, (fr. pera
change, and upovu) to strike) to
strike or row back; to chang*.
place, shift.
MeraicvXivfiiij) -w, (fr. peri change,
and Kv\tv8iu), same as th. kvXIu
to roll) to roll about, tumble.
WleruKvpios, -ov, b, >'/, (fr. peri
among, and Kopa a wave) a-
mimg the waves, in the midst of
the waters.
MET
McraXh&uv, inf. — M eraX dj3v, sub.
3 sin. — yitraXajj&v, par. 2 a. of to search for, examine
fteraXafifiaiui.
HcraXay^dvu, and MeraX^yu), f.
-J7su,> (fr. fitra among, and Xay-
ydvu to allot) to participate,
share, partake, enjoy ; to receive,
entertain, associate; to help, re-
Heve.
MrrdAarros, -ov, b, f], (fr. uerd in-
tens. and aXXdccu) to change)
changed, altered ; reconciled,
rendered kind.
}AeraXap.(3dvei, 3 sin. ind. — Uttrm-
Xapfidvuv, inf. pres. act. of
MrraAa//,3avw, f. ueraXfr^ouai, (fr.
^CTa, with, and Xap$dvu to take)
to share, participate ; to take,
receive, obtain, get ; to con-
MET
metal) to mine, dig for metals ;
sap,
undermine.
yiirdXXvros, -ov, b, rj, (fr. same)
must be searched for, difficult tn
be procured ; may be procured
with trouble, accessible, attainable.
yieraXXucbs, -rj, -bv, (fr. next) me-
tallic.
MrraXXov, -ov, rb, a metal, ore, mi-
neral, mine ; also a mine in for-
tification.
yi crdXutvos, Sync, for ueOaXXdfit-
vos, pres. par. of ueddXXouai. fr,
uerd intens. and aXXopai, which
see.
MeraXu><piu> -w, (fr. uerd redund
and Xuxpiu) to rest) to rest from
labour,
ctive, apprehend, understand ; to yitraud?ios, -ov, b, »/, (fr. utrS. be
change, exchange ; to take upon,
undertake ; to succour, assist,
help ; to translate, impf. ind. act.
pereXduffavov, -es, -e. 2 a. ind.
act. Utr{Xd$OV,-ES, -c.
MrraXyfw -to, (fr. uerd with, and
dXyos grief) to regret, grieve for,
repent of.
MfraXvyw, f. -£w, (fr. utra re-
dund. and Xtfyw to cease) to
cease, leave off, desist. 1 a par.
act. ueraXfji-as' d. peraX^avri.
KtraXrjxrbs, -;;, -bv, and MrraXi/ir-
tikos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. uerd with,
and Xaufrdvu to take) r/ta* tojkacn
way 6c shared or distributed;
perceptible, intelligible.
MerdXn^is, -toj, Att. -£w?, ^, (fr.
same) participation, sharing , di-
vision; change, exchange; trans-
formation ; removal, a. uerd-
Xn^ptv.
MerdXXa, pres. impr. act. — yu-
rdXXnvav, Ion. for euerdXXncav,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of ueraXXdw.
MeraXXayn, -rjs, f), and MrrdAAa-
ft?, -ioj» Att. -£wj, >', (fr. utrd
intens. and aXXdacu to change)
change, alteration ; exchange,
commutation ; departure, re-
moval.
MeraXXdaovras, Dor. for ueraXXrj-
oovras, a. pi. 1 f. par. act. of
ueraXXdu.
MtraXXirbs, Dor. for [iera\Xnr6s.
McraXXdrrw -ffffw, f. -|u>, p. jjrrjjX-
Xa^a, (fr. uerd intens. and aX-
Xdc-ffa) -rrcu to change) to change
or exchange for the worse ; de-
base, corrupt ; to transform,
transfigure ; transpose. 1 a. ind.
act. ptrffXXa^a, -as, -e.
MrraXXdo) -w, f. -fiaw, (fr. uiraXXav
a mine) /o see& _/br, search dili-
gently ; scrutinize, examine ac-
curately ; search into, explore.
yierdXXncav, Ion. for euerdXXn-
eav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act.
McraXXe/a, -as, f), (fr.»same) a
mine.
MrraXXtibv, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
foundery, mint.
McraXXevrfis, -ov, b, (fr. next) a
miner.
KtraXXevriKos, -rj, -ov, (fr. next)
belonging to metals, metallic.
MrraXXnV, f. -tveui, (fr. uiraXXov
tween, and ^a^oj the breast)
betvren the breasts.
Mtrauaieo-Oai, pres. inf. of pera-
paiopai, same as paiopai.
Merafiavdavu), f. -fia6fjo-(i), (fr. ^cra
after, and pavddvu to learn) 2o
/earn afterwards, unlearn ; to re-
pent, reform, amend; to alter,
change, pres. par. act. perapav-
6dvwv. 2 a. ind. act. pertpddov.
y\crapeiQu>, (fr. perd intens. and
afieiflu to change) to change, ex-
change, deliver ; to escape, fee,
avoid danger.
yierapeXei, (fr. perd change, and
peXei it concerns) it repents me,
it grieves me, it causes me to re-
gret.
MerapfXeia, -as, %, (fr. same) re-
pentance, sorrow, regret, change
of opinion.
yierapeXvOeis, -etaa, -ev, 1 a par.
pass. — MerapeXnOjccrat, 3 sin.
1 f. ind. pass. — yitrapeXfja-ai, 1
a. inf. act. offieTa/ieXid) or -ofiat.
MtTafieXnriicbs, -^, -bv, (fr. perd
change, and (itXu it concerns)
repentant, contrite.
yiErafieXin, -ns, ft, Ion. for uera-
piXeia.
McraufXoftai, and -hfiai -ovpai,
f. -fjao[iai, p. uerafiEfitXiipai,
(fr. uerd change, and fifXet it
concerns) to be sorry for, regret,
repent, impf. uereuiXouvv and
-eounv -ovuvv. 1 a. pass. ind.
utrtutXfiQnv' par. ucrautXnOtls-
1 f. pass. ucraueXydTJo-opai, -j],
-trai.
MerdutXos, -ov, b, same as uera-
uiXeia.
yieraufXirouai, (fr. /tera with, and
ufXiruj to sing) to sing with or
in company, accompany.
MeTauopQovueda, 1 pi. cont. ind.
— yUrauopqbovoQe, 2 pi. cont.
ind. or impr. pres. mid. of
Merauop66a -w, f. -w<rw, fieraue-
HopfwKa, (fr. fierd change, and
uocxpfi shape) to transform,
change the appearance or colour ;
to change, reform. 1 a. ind. pass.
utrtuocxpdOnv, -ns, -V-
MeraudptiuHTts, -tos, Att. -eu>s, f),
(fr. same) a transformation, me-r
tamorphosis, change.
HeraiKbuYvvui, (fr. uird change,
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MET
au<pl about, and 'ivvvut, same a*
th. eu) to put on) to changt
clothes, put on another dress, f.
mid. ucrau<piGouai.
MtrauwXios, -ov, 6, ^, Att. for
NerauuvVos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. perd.
with, and dvtuos the wind) use-
less, vain, fruitless, visionary.
Merusaterrjs, -ov, b, (fr. uerd with,
and vaio) to inhabit) one who
dwells with another ; an inmate,
inhabitant.
yieravdcracis, -10s, Att. -tws, ff>
(fr. uerd change, aid again, and
"o-ttiui to stand) removal, change,
departure, emigration.
Meravacrevd}, f. -tvew, (fr. next)
to emigrate, depart ; to cause emi-
gration.
Mtravdcrvs, -ov, b, and Meravdc-
rios, -ov, b, >/, (fr. fizra from,
and vaiu) to inhabit) a stranger f
emigrant, exile, fugitive.
Mtravtiacofiai, (fr. ptrd change,
and veiaaouai, same as veouai to
go) to move from one place to
another, wander ; to pass over,
arrive at.
Mtraveouai, (fr. fitra intens. and
veouai) to return.
Mtravevuevos, Dor. for ucravoiut-
vos, par. pres. cont. of last.
Meravicctai, Ion. for utravityan, 2
sin. pres. ind. of
Mcravicooftat, same as utravdeao-
fiat.
Mcravlcrvnt, (fr. uerd change, avo\
again, and lo-rnui to stand) to
change an abode, remove ; to ex-
pel, drive out, banish, cause emi-
gration.
Meravouv, inf. — Mtravoe7re, 2 pi.
cont. ind. or impr. pres. act. of
Mfravolw -w, f. -jjaw, p. ucravsvdn-
Ka, (fr. uerd after or change, and
voeu) to think) to understand af-
terwards, be wise afterwards ; to
change the opinion or mind; to
repent, regret, reform. 1 a. act.
ind. uzrtvovaa' impr. perav6n-
aov, -dro)' sub. utravorjow, -ns,
-n, in 3 pi. utravofjarwoi.
Merdvoia, -as, >/, (fr. uerd change,
and voiw to think) repentance,
sorrow, regret; reformation, a-
mendment.
^leravovvras, a. pi. cont. pres. par.
act. of ueravoiu).
MiraZa, -as, >;, silk, muslin.
Mera^i, (fr. uerd among) in the
midst of, between, in the mean-
time, tn the interim. With the
article 6, //, rb, mean, interme-
diate, intervening.
~SlcTa^vXoyi(j) -u>, (fr. last, and Xiyui
to speak) to speak in the mean-
time ; to interrupt.
Meral-vXoyia, -as, 7, (fr. same) in-
terruption.
Mtrairaic'evu), (fr. uerd change, and
iratoevu to instruct) to instruct
in a different manner; to cor-
rect, improve.
MeravaKpaaaouai, (fr. uerd redund.
and irat<f)d<To-u) to shine) to gleam,
fash, shine, glitter.
yitraxdXXonat, (fr. fitra among
MET
MET
and irdXXw to draw lots) to re- Mfrap£/w -u>, (fr. ptrd chance,
MM a lot, be assigned or get by \ and hiw to flow) to ebb and flow,
lot. '.Ntrappinrw, (fr. same, and p'nrru)
"sAtrairavopat, (fr. ptrd between, to throw Wo throw from out to
and 9aviu to cease) to do any\ another, throw or fling about.
thing at intervals; to stop, cease Mtr,ipp'vdpi£u, f. -law, (fr. ptrd
or rest between,
MtranavouXq. -fj$, ^, (fr. same)
on interval of rest, cessation,
pause, stop.
Mtrairddu), (fr. ptrd change, and
KtiOn> to persuade) to induce
another to alter an opinion; to
persuade, prevail upon.
Mtrairttpdopai, (fr. ptrd after, and
ntipdfo to attempt, th. ntTpa an
attempt) to attempt again, make
another attempt.
Mtrairiu-ndfitvos, par. pres. pass, of
Mtrairipnu), f. -ipu>, or Wira-nip-tro-
^ai, (fr. ptrd after, and rip-rrut to
send) to send for, call, go for
fetch. 1 a. mid. ind. ptrtntp\pd-
pnv, -iii, -aro. 1 a. ind. pass.
ucrcriuipQnv.
MtrdirciJLTTTos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same)
sent for, ealltd for or MM, nterl,
McTiiTCfxtpOcis, par. I a. pass, and
Wltrdirip^at, impr. — Ntrairipxpa
adat, inf. — y\cTavip\pnrut, 3
sin. sub. 1 a. mid. of ptrairipitu).
Merdiriftxl/n, -ioj, Att. -tux;, ^, (fr.
WW) a summons, citation, call-
in Z for.
hlcTiinimuat, (fr. ptrd change,
and viropai to fly) to fly from
one place to another, fly, fly
away.
Mimni)t]du) -w, f. -rjau>, (fr. ficrd
change, and nncdu> to leap) to
leap over, jump from one to ano-
ther ; to digress.
Mcra-m)St)(Tii, -ios, Att. -tu>s, I), (fr.
same) a leaping over, jumping
from one to another.
Mcru-iirru), (fr. ptrd change, and
iriirru) to fall) to fall of or away,
relapse, change for the worse ; to
change the mind, alter the opi-
nion ; to become, turn out.
Meraz\aapbg, -ov, h, (fr. next)
transformation, transfiguration ;
mdiplasm, a grammatical figure.
MeranXdatroi, (fr. ptrd change, and
TrXaVcw -rru to form) to trans-
form, change in shape, pres. par.
act. ptrair'Xdcauiv.
Mtrairoiiu), (fr. same, and noiiu) to
make) to transform, alter, change.
Mtrairoiiopai -ovuai, to claim,
lay claim to.
Mtrairpiirti, 3 sin. pres. ind. act.
of ficrairpiTTU).
MeTanpeirris, -tog -ovg, b, rj, (fr.
next) conspicuous, excellent, sur-
passing, pre-eminent.
MerairoeTU), (fr, ptrd among, and
Trpiiru) to be conspicuous) to ex-
cel, surpass, outshine, impf. ind.
act. ptrinptirov.
yir.Tai:roiiu -w, (fr. prrd intens.
and ir-oiim, Poet, i'or -ktoIw to
change, and pvdpifa to adorn)
to alter an arrangement, ar-
range, adapt, fit ; to amend, cor-
rect, reform ; to turn to one's
purpose, tame, subdue.
Mtrdpoios, -ov, b, f), (fr. ptrd in-
tens. and u<p/w to raise) on high
sublime, elevated, lofty, high ,
stalely, proud.
Wlcrapaidu -w, (fr. same) to raise
aloft.
Mirapati, -tos, Att. -twj, f), (fr.
same) elevation ; removal ;
change.
SlcTaffiiioftai, (fr. utrd after, and
atvii) to hasten) to fly after,
hurry, hasten, rush.
Mtraaiccvd£ii>, f. -daui, p. ptrtaxtv-
axa, (fr. utra change, and oKtvd-
£w to prepare, th. tnctvii furni-
ture) to transform, change.
McracrKcvfi, -rjj, f), (fr. same)
change, transformation; beauty
of style.
M£raff«t>7v<J<i> -w, (fr. utra change,
and cKtjvot a tent) to pitch a
tent in another plact.
Mcraffirdui -w, (fr. ptrd change
and avdu> to draw) to draw aside,
warp, tivist, turn, bias; to draw
asunder, rend, tear.
Mtrdonut, (fr. fttrd after, and air6-
uat, Poet, for tnopai to follow)
to follow after, chase, pursue. 2
a. act. ind. pirtairov. par. pt-
rdarruiv. par. pres. mid. ptrao-
vdptvos.
yitraaraBS), 1 a. sub. pass. — Mt-
raorfjaac, par. 1 a. act. of ut-
diarrjpi.
Mtrdcrdois, -ioj, Att. -twj, ^, (fr.
utrd change, and tornpi to stand)
emigration, departure, removal,
banishment ; death.
Mtraerdu -u>, (fr. same) to change,
migrate, remove, depart.
Mtraar/XXaj, -opai, (fr. game, and
or/ AAw to send) to send for, call,
invite.
Mtraorivu), -opal, (fr. utra with,
and arivij) to lament) to lament
with, condole, sympathize.
Mtraarrjvat, 2 a. inf. act Mf-
raarrjaai, 1 a. inf. act. — Mt-
Taarricao-Qai, 1 a. inf. mid. of
ptQiornpi.
MtTaaroi^d, (fr. utrd according
to, and orol^oi a rank) in ranks,
in a row, one after the other.
MtTa<TTovaxi&ro, Ion. for pctrterro-
va-xl^tro, 3 sin. impf. mid. of
M.tTuarovaxi^b),s&mea.sutra(Trivo).
MtraffrpaTotTchvu), f. -tvam, (fr.
ptrd change, and crparoTriSov a
camp) to remove the camp, strike
the tents.
fear) to dread, tremble, shiver, iMertiarpacptU, 2 a. par. pass. —
quake. M trapTp<i<pr)oouai, -n, -trai, 2 f.
MtrapiS/iOj, -ov, o, //, (fr. iirrd\ ind. pass. — Mtraarparpiiru), 3
with, and apiQuos a number) sin. 2 a. impr. pass. — Mcra-
numhered, arranged.
»w
1 a. inf. act. of
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MET
Miraorpiipu/, f. -v^w, p. ptritrrpt-
(pa, (fr. ptrd change, and orp/'pw
to turn) to turn from on
another; to turn about or over;
to change, alter, vary; to per-
il rt, distort ; tlurrt, tarn auay ,
to subvert, overturn, overthrow.
1 a. ptriarpi^a. 2 a. ind. act.
ptTtorpdipuv. 2 a. pass. ind. p.t-
rterrpa<pnv, ->/?, -//.
Mrruarpoipfi, -fa, >), (fr. same)
turning nu:jy or from, change,
HON.
Mcruff^tiv, 2 a. inf. act. of ptrixu.
MtTaoxnparitfiptvos, -n, -uv, par.
— MtraaxnparifyvTut, ind. 3
pi. pres. pass. — ^ItTuayrfparl-
an, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. of
Mtraoxmtari£u>. £ -lou, p. fttrt-
oxvpdriKa, (fr. ptrd change, and
exTtparlfa to form, th. ax'ipo. a
figurej to transform, transjia ure,
transfer figuratively. 1 a. ind.
act. ptrtaxnpdrtaa.
Miraoxnp artffubs,-ov, b, (fr. same)
transfiguration, change of form
or appearance.
Mfratr^w, sarrre as ^ifr/^w.
Mtrardaero), (fr. ptrd change, and
rdoffui to array) to change ths
position, alter the line of battle ;
to change opinion ; to change
sides, desert.
MtrartOeptvoi, -n, -ov, pass. —
MtrariBivrti, act. n. pi. par. —
MtrariOtodt, ind. pres. 2 pi.
pass, of
MtrarlOnpt, f. ptraOfitwi, p. ptra-
riOtiKa, (fr. ptrd chana,^ and
rldnpt to put) to transfer, re-
move, convey, translate ; to
change, alter, turn, transpose ; to
pervert, par. pres. act. ptran-
Otlf. 1 a. ind. act. ptrfdt)Ka,
irreg. 1 a. ind. pass, ptreridriv.
Mtrarpinp, -trai, 2 and 3 sin.
pres. ind. pass, of
Mtrarpi-Kw, f. -^w, (fr. ptrd to-
wards, and rptmi) to turn) to
turn to or towarrls ; to turn
back ; to retract. Mtrarpi-nopaL,
to turn one's self to ; to mind,
attend to, regard.
yitrarpoira\i$u>, (fr. ptrd back, and
rpona\i%u>, same as rpiirio to
turn) to turn about, face; to rally.
Mtrarpotrfi, -rji, and Mcrarponia,
-a?, ff, (fr. same, and rpiiro) to
turn) change, conversion, revo-
lution, restoration.
Mtrdrpoiros, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same)
liable to change, variable, change-
able, fickle ; altered, changed,
restored.
M travid u), f. -i'/cu), .(fr. ptrd be-
tween, and av8du) to speak) to
interrupt ; to arldress, speak to.
MfrauXo?, -ou, 6, same as pirrav\oc.
Mtravpiov, (fr. ptrd after, and av-
piov the morrow) the day after
to-morrow.
Mtravrfica, (fr. same, and avrtica
immediately) immediately after.
Mtravng, Ion. for^trd rnvrd, after
these things, afterwards.
MtTatitpdptvosi -7), -ov, pres. ptl.
mid. or puss, of
MET
¥tn^w, -us, -a, f. utroieu, (fr.
usrd change, and $ipu to bring)
at transfer, remove, carry away,
transport; to change, alter; to
assign, attribute, refer. Mcra<pi-
fuai, to follow, pursue, chase.
a. ind. act. ptrfpttyKa. per.
inf. pass, ftrnj rfx^ai, AIL utre-
rnvii(Bai.
\ii, (fr. usrd among, and
Qnui to speak) to interrupt; to
address, speak to, accost ; to
speak after or in turn.
MeraAopa, -as, /% (fr. uera change,
ana ^nw to bring) removal,
translation, conveyance ; refer-
ence, allusion, metaphor.
Mcra^optxAs, -*, -or, (fr. game)
transfered, removed; metaphori-
cal, relative, allusive.
-MeratpopiK&s, (fr. last) metaphori-
cally.
mlirmtpdZ*, (fr. uera change, and
fpdfa to speak) to interpret,
translate, paraphrase, explain.
Mermfpdlomai, to deliberate, con-
sider, hesitate, doubt.
Mtrd^pScis, -<*, Att. -«-?, f,, (fr.
same) translation, interpreta-
tion, explanation, paraphrase.
M;--.:o:r_:rfa, D:r. fai mtrm-
6fac6pe8a, 1 pi. 1 £ mid. of ut-
T*fpa(m.
Mera<^paarrs, -ov, o, (fr. uera
change, and <poz?-M to speak)
an interpreter, commentator, ex-
pounder.
Mera6pacTiKos, -*, -ov, (fr. same)
explained, commented on; ex-
planatory, elucidating.
Mersufftmv, -mv, r&, (fr. uera be-
hind, and 6ptn> the heart) the
back, shoulders.
lermfvTtvf*, £ -evw, (fr. jirrd
change, and Qvrtiw to plant) to
Mcrafuviv S, (fr. /itra after, and
fwe\d to speak) to speak in turn
or after; to address, speak to,
MET
McHpm, Ion. and Poet. Parag.
for /i£7tJ, 3 sin. pres. sub. of
uirtiui.
hltridrjKa, -as, -t or -ev, 1 a. ind.
act. of ueraridnut.
Hera, for uirecv, 2 sin. f. ind. of
uirtiui, to be urith.
yitrtiirv, -vs, -n, pres. opt. of ui-
rtiui.
yieruXriipa, -as, -t, per. ind. act. of
ueraXau^dvii).
yiirtiui, (fr. uera with, and ttul to
be) to be present, among or at ;
to belong to; to converse, asso-
ciate, stay with, accompany ; to
share vnth or in, have a part, be
interested ; to intervene, occur,
liappen. pres. ind. 3 pi. ueriaat,
Ion. for uertici' inf. uertivai,
Poet, uiriuutvai' par. utruv,
Ion. uertwv' f. ind. utriaouai,
Poet, usriccouat.
yiirtiui, (fr. uvra with or after,
and tiut to go) to go for ; to go
with, accompany ; to go after or
afterwards, follow ; to purwe,
hunt, chase ; to canvass, solicit ;
to follow up, prosecute, avenge,
punish ; to pass over, desert ; to
return, come back. 1 a. uertiaa,
Att. uerffitsa, and utr::ca.
yitrtlvai, pres. inf. yiirtari, pres.
ind. 3 sin. of uirtiui, to be with.
yitrtis, Ion. for utdds, 2 a. par.
act. ofuedir.ui.
Mirtiaouai, -n, -trai, 1 f. ind. mid.
of uirtiui, to go with.
MrrtT^sy, 2 sin. impf. act. of ut-
rt^ut.
iearo, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid.
of ueraicaXiu.
McrzKiaBcf, 3 sin. impf. of utra-
Kiddm.
M£TE*£ffxi>, (fr. uera intens. tx
from, and <ptpo» to carry) to
stand foremost, excel, be conspi-
cuous.
Mt-tXduflavov, -es, -e, impf. act.
oi utraXaufidvu)
iicra^d^ouai, (fr. uera back, and
go£w to retreat) to retire, give
way, recede.
Mrra^«ot^(* or -ouai, (fr. uera
among, and xtt0 ^e hand) to
handle, wield, manage ; to regu-
late, conduct, control ; to govern,
rule, command ; to actuate, in-
fluence.
"ileraxptviai, n. pi. fem. of
Mcray^odvios, -a, -ov, a*d -ov, I, tf,
(fr. uera after, and xpovos time)
subsequent, happening after-
wards. Or, (fr. uera beyond,
and %P°*°s time) sublime, on
high, m the air.
\iiraxo6f+, (fr. uera change, and
Xn^ the skin) to change the skin.
iitrax^oiu -S, (fr. uera change,
and £wof u) to depart) to remove,
withdraw, recede, yield.
I a. ind. act.
of ueraJdXXu.
VLirifiir, -nst -if, 2 a. ind. act. of
j. i- i : i'.i _•.
-;, Poet, for urrtixt. 3 sin.
1 or 2 a. ind. act. of uztku.
MET
in, and ridijui to put) to land or
remove a cargo.
i&trtt-aipiu), f. -r>aw, (fr. uera
change, tK out, and aipiu to
take) same as uerevridijui.
yitrt^irtpot, -ai, -a, (fr. uera
among, t< from, and ertpos ano-
ther) some others.
yieredv, Ion. for utrbv, neut. of
utrihv, -ovoa, -dv, pres. par. of
uirtiui, to be with.
yitriirtir, and yitrixtira, (fr. uera
change, tni upon, and tira then)
'afterwards.
yitrtiriu\pavro, 3 sin. — yitrtiriu-
xpacde, 2 pi. 1 a. ind. mid. of ut-
rairiuxw.
Mrrrrrcj, (fr. uera among, and twm
to speak) to speak in public or
with others ; to address, ha-
rangue.
yieripxso, Ion. for ueripyov, pres.
impr. mid. of
Mertp%ouai, (fr. uera change, and
epxouai to go) to go for ; to go
or come to, approach, be present
with ; to pass over or by, return,
come back; to follow after, pur-
sue, chase ; to seek, search, in-
quire after ; to draw near, sup-
plicate, beg, entreat ; to address,
accost, speak to ; to follow up,
prosecute, revenge. 1 f. ind. mid.
uereXivoouai. 2 a. ind. act. ue-
rfj\6ov.
yierta-redxrvs, Ion. for ue9ecrwcr]s,
g. sin. fem. per. par. act. of ^£-
Qicrvut.
yitricrvtra, -as, -e or -ev, 1 a. ind.
act. of utOiorvui.
yiireirri, 3 sin. pres. ind. of utrti-
ui, to share with.
yitreoxe, 3 sin. 2 a. — Mm axvKai
-as, -t or -ev, per. ind. act. of
uerixu- ^
yiertcxv^drtca, 1 a. ind. act. of
utracxVfiari^u.
yierertdijv, -ns, -»?, 3 pL -reQifcav, 1
a. ind. pass, of utraridijui.
Met£t<0«, 3 sin. impf. ind. act.
MfVfAfo, impr. — MeteAAcov, par,
2 a. act. of uerioxouat. . iffr. uerari9iu>, for utraridijui. i
Mereu0aiv<j>, (fr. uird change, n'%\eri(pifv, -ijs, -v, 2 a. ind. of utrd-*
in, and tfaiva) to go) to embark.
hlireutXvQijrc, 2 pi. of uertutXrjdifv,
1 a. ind. pass, of ueraufXouat.
yierfftuerai, Ion. and Dor. for ue-
ruvai, pres. inf. of uirtiui, to be
with,
yiereuopfudt), pass. — yiertuoo-
0w<7£, act. 3. sin. 1 a. ind. of
uerauop<f\6t».
-•■X** ""» ^ -£^ffW» (fr* aZT<*
again, ev in, and i^t'X'J the soul)
to' transfer life or pass from one
body to another.
' - . '^wo-tc, -io?, Att. -eus, hi
(fr. same) transmigration of
souls, transfer of the soul from
one body to another.
M£rrvtvu»,f. -i'cw, (fr. uera change,
and fvcvu to put on) to change
dress or appearance.
MEi-cn'ryo^a, -as, -£, Att. for firrf)-
. oer. ind. mid. of uera^iow.
M - i -rav, 3 pi. -vonat or -<r£;', 3
sin. 1 a. ind. act. ofpera
MtrsvrttfM, (ft. u£r«l change, "e>
(391)
Mrr£0w*££v, 3 sin. impf. act of ut-
ra<i>(i)i -i-ji •
M£>£^£, impr. — Msitjgmmt inf.
pres. act. — yierixouei', -xovtri,
1 and 3 pi. pres. ind. act. —
Mrrf^wv, par. pres. act. of
Mri-i^o), f. ue9i^ot, p. uericxixa,
(fr. uera with, and /^w to have) to
share, partake, participate, share
in, enjoy. 2 a. uhzcxov, -ts, -£.
M£T£w, Ion. for /i/ra, pres. sub. of
uirtiui.
yitrttJipa, -b)v, ra, (neut. of utriu-
pos aerial) meteors.
MeRH^w, f. -ftrw, (fr. same) to
MM aloft, elevate, rear ; to put
out to sea ; to be agitated, be in
suspense, he flittered with false
hopes, yitrtwol^ouai, to be puff-
ed up, swell with anxiety or prine.
\ a. ind. pass. usTtwoicQifv. 1 f.
pass. UCrzuOtGprHJOuai.
- - - ~, o. SindyierroOieis
_-.■( tU'fition,
i!c?t
MET
raising on high ; a wave or swell
in the sea ; elation, pride.
MtrtwpoXoy/o) -w, (fr. next, and
X/yw to talk) to reason or argue
about sublime things, talk above
one's self, engage in idle disqui-
sition.
Mcriwpoi, -ov, b, r), (fr. hctu among,
and dnp the air) lofty, <
on high, ubove the ground ; sub-
lime, noble, magnificent ; sus-
pended, floating in the air, soar-
ing ; fluctuating, roavering, wan-
dering ; floating or sailing on the
sea; agitated with hope ox fear,
in suspense, anxious, solicitous.
Mtreiiowf, (fr. last) in susj
doubt.
Mtri'itouv, Ion. for yurtiaav, 3 pi.
of utTtToa, Alt. -yea, Ion. -t'/toa,
1 a. of ftircifii.
McTt)\6c, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of
ucrfp^o/iat.
M£r//AAu£ui', 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
fteraWdoaui -ttu>.
Mtr>)\ijQiv, 3 sin. of fitrfi^vQov,
Sync. iut)i\Qov, 2 a. ind. act. of
ueripjfofiai.
Mtrfiopoi, Poet, for luraiuioos
same as ^ir/wpoj.
JAcTrjocv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
fttralpu).
Men'iotoOai, Ion. for utOi)ataOiii, 1
f. inf. mid. of fitOirlfn.
Mernvia, 3 sin. cont. impf. ind.
act. of ft crave" du).
b/lerUtr, Ion. for fttdlciv, for ptQii-
vat, pres. inf. of pcQlnui.
Mtruvat, Ion. for ficQiivat, pres.
inf. act. — McruoOai, Ion. for
uiO'uaOai, pres. inf. pass, of ut-
6 IT] fit.
Merlmu, Ion. for ficdlrjui.
MitWi, pres. impr. of uirtipi, to
go after.
Mtrla^civ, for uert^civ, pres. inf.
act. of utrijty}.
hltTOiKcala, -as, i'i, (fr. pert), change,
and o?Koi a house) removal, emi-
gration, transportation ; exile,
captivity, banishment.
yitroiKiu) -<3, f. -t'bu, (fr. same) to
cause emigration, transport, send
into banishment ; to remove, de-
part, migrate.
yieroiicrjcis, -tog, Att. -rwj, ^, same
as ucroiKCoia.
Mtrooau, -as, r), (fr. fieri change,
and oIkos a house) emigration,
exile ; a colony.
MSTOLKI^U), f. -IfTU), Att. UCTOtKtU), p.
ueru)KiK<i, (fr. same) to cause
emigration, transport, banish,
send away, remove ; to colonize ;
to change residence, migrate, de-
part. 1 a. ind. act. fier^Kiaa.
MerotKiKog, -ov, b, >',, (fr. same)
belonging to strangers, aliens or
sojourners.
Meru'iKiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a tax
on aliens or foreign settlers, their
market-place or exchange.
MeroiKio-Tris, -o?, b, (fr. same) an
alien, foreigner, emigrant.
MtroiKiG), Att. for fxtroiKiaia, 1 f.
ind. act. of n£ToiKi£u>.
MItoikos, -ov, b, r), (fr. uerd
MET
change, and oikos a house) a so-
journer in the land, settler, fo-
rd gncr, emigrant, stranger; an
exile, captive.
Merui^ofidi, (fr. pixa with, and
o^u^ui to depart) to go with, go
to, assail, attack, impf. ind. ue
Ttpxtfinv, -ov, -c.ro.
M.eroK\d^u>, (fr. ucrd intens. and
oicXd^w to kneel \ to bind the
knus, rest on the knus; totntttr,
be weak in the knees.
yierovofid^u), -oftai, (fr. ftcrd
change, and owiftdfa to name,
th. dio/ua a mime) to tak
ther ?, - a new name,
change tin >
Miroxu^u, (fr. pcrd after, and
ondfa to follow) to go along with,
accompany; to bring to, sind
with, gitf, bestow upon.
M/romf, -l6oi, f/, same as dirts.
M.cr6irio~de or -Ocv, (fr. fiird miens.
and oiriou) ba< -k wards) from be-
hind, aftiru arils, hi n after.
Mcroirupt'vbv, (neut. of next) in
autumn, in fl
'Sicroizwpivbs, -r), -bv, (fr. next) au-
tumnal.
Mtrdirwpoi-, -ov, rb, (fr. ucrd after,
and oirwpa the autumn) the har-
i isf tune.
Mcrdpxtov, -ov, rb, (fr. fitrd be-
tween, and dpxot a row of trees)
the space between the rows ; an
alley.
Mcrovala, -as, r), (fr. fierd with,
and etui to be) fellowship, part-
nership, communion ; intercourse,
access.
MtToxtrevu), (fr. pcrd intens. and
ox^rcvw to make drains, th. oct-
roi a canal) to drain, convey
uiater, cut drains.
yicroxn, -T}s, r),(fr. fxc r/^w toshare)
participation, sharing, partaking,
agreement, communion.
Mfro^Ai'^w, (fr. ucrd change, and
ox^evs a bar) to wrench or force
opm, burst tlirough or asunder,
move aside.
Miroxos, -ov, b, f), (fr. airix^ to
share) a partaker, associate,
partner.
M/ron, n. pi. of pirpov.
Merptl, 3 sin. ficrpeirt, 2 pi. cont.
pres. ind. act. — McrpcloBat,
pres. inf. pass. cont. of
Mtrpiu) -w, f. -/jaw, p. fitfteTpnKa,
(fr. fiirpov a measure) to mea-
sure, mete, take the measure of;
to value, estimate ; to measure
out ; to lend, bestow, return, re-
pay. McroiofjLai -ovfiat, to be mea-
sured, receive measure, borrov).
1 a. ind. act. tfikrpnoa' impr.
fifrpno-ov, -rfru). per. ind. pass.
fief/erorjuai. 1 a. ind. pass, tjit-
rpnOnv, -rjs, -V' 1 f- ind. pass.
fiCTpndrjo-ouai.
Mirprifia, -aros, to, (fr. same) a
measured allowance, salary, re-
ward.
Mfror?(7K, -tos, Att. -£WS, r), (fr.
same) a measure, dimension.
MeTpr]Tfis,-ov, b, (fr. same) a mea-
surer, surveyor. Also, a mea-
MEX
sure, containing about two gal
Ions and a half of dry, or m ven
gallons and a half of liquid.
MirpnTOs, -ov, b, i), (fr. same) mea-
sured, given by measun.
Nkrpia^uj, (fr. uirpios moderate,
th. fiirpov a measure) to be mo-
<li rati, content; to restrain one's
self, kup within bounds; to be
turning, modi st.
MtTpticbs, -r), -bf, (fr. filrpow a
in" .iMin •) according to mtusinc.
yiirptortithia, -us, ;'/, (fr. uirpios
iiim.I, rate, mid TaOos an affection
of the imnd) moderation, equa-
nimity, farbiarunce, indulgence,
alluu
MtrpioiraOiu) -u>, f. -//<ru>, p. fiCfjCTpi-
oirddiiKa, (fr. same) to moderate
anger, forbeur, endure, pardon ;
to treat mildly, be kindly uffecied
ton ards ; to condole with, sym-
pathize, pros. inf. cont. pirpio-
iradtlv.
i/lirptoTadnSf -ios -ovs, b, }), (fr.
same) moderate, forbearing, for-
; affect* onute, mild, gentle.
M/rpYoj, -a, -ov or -ov, b, ^, (fr.
fiirpov a measure) moderate, not
ton much, enough, sufficient ;
scanty, sparing ; gentle, mild,
lenient ; tun jn rate, modest; just,
upright, equitable.
Merptdrns, -»?roj, t), (fr. last) mo-
deration, forbearance ; modesty ;
mediocrity.
Mtrpi'wj, (fr. fiirpios moderate)
moderately, temperately, modest-
ly ; but sufficiently, hardly, scan-
tily.
Mirpov, -ov, rb, a measure; rule%
moderation, bound, limit, metre,
a poetic measure ; proportion.
Mirponoita, -as, h, ("*• nirpov metre,
and iroiiui to make) versification.
Mcrpovvris, n. pi. cont. par. pres.
act. of fjicrpiu.
MerujKioa, -as, -c or -tv, 1 a. ind.
act. of i/ctoik12u>.
MtTwvoudPero, 3 sin. impf. ind.
pass. oCutrovoudtw.
y\trii}vvfiia,-as, i), (fr. u era change,
and dvopa a name) a change of
name. Melonymia, a figure in
rhetoric.
MtrutvvfitKbs, -r), -bv, (fr. last) by
or in the way of metonymy, figur-
ative.
MtTU)vvfiiKu>s, (fr. last) by metony-
my, figuratively.
~McTU)irn6bv, (fr. next) face to face,
front to front, prow to prow ; in
a row, in line, in one front.
Mfrw-roj' or Mtruiriov, -ov, ru, (fr.
utrd between, and ib\p the eye)
the forehead, front, face ; the
prow of a ship ; the front of a
line of battle. Meriiirto, Dor. for
[tCTw-rrov, g. sin.
Merorrroo-Koirog, -ov, b, »/, (fr. last,
and (ncinrouai to examine) an
examiner of the face, physiogno-
mist.
MeT(l>x£ro, 3 sin. ofpeTwxipvv, "ov,
-ero, impf. ind. of fitroixouai.
Mev, Dor. for^ow, g. sin. of tyoi.
Mi%pi or Mf'xpic, before a vowel.
MHa
as far as, as long as, until, unto,
while, whilst, for some way or
time. Mf'Xft? av, as long as. Mi-
%pi iravrbs, for ever.
Mr), not, lest, whether.
Mrjye, (fr. pr) not, and yt indeed)
no truly.
MvAa/jL?}, and Dor. MrjSauq, never,
no where, by no means.
MnSaujiyi, same as last.
lAnSauoOev, (fr. unSafibs none, and
&tv from a place) from no where,
from no part.
'M.vSafiSdi and MnSau6(re, (fr. next)
no where.
Mric'aubs, -t), -ov, (fr. ur) not, <5f
truly, and audi some one) not
even one, no one, none.
MnSa/iov, (fr. last) no where, in no
place.
M77<5a>5?, (fr. same) by no means,
in no wise.
M»7<5e, M7/6', (fr. pn not, and St in-
deed) neither, not even, nor.
Mr/Sea, pi. of urjSos.
i/lvScia, -as, hi Medea, a woman's
name.
MrjSeiot, -wv, oS, for M?j<5ot, tfie
Medes or Medians.
hlrjSsios, -ov, b, Medeus, a man's
name.
M»7<5£i?, unhuia, urjSh, g. unSevbs,
UnSeuias, unltvbs, (fr. ur) not, <?£
truly, and as one) no/ one, none,
no one.
yirjSeula, -as, and Ion. -tjs, n. and
fem. — MnSeuiav, a. fern, of
g. tei
last.
tAnb'ev, neut. — Mnfcvbs , g — M77-
Sevi, d. — Mn5ti>a, a. of same.
M^deo, Ion. for uf/Sov, pres. impr.
mid. of utiSopai.
M^oViror* and M>/o"f»ror£, (fr. /n/<5f
neither, and irori ever) never,
not at any time.
Mn S iirui, (fr. same, and enclitic 7ru
somewhat) not as yet, by no
means.
MnSfrepos, -a, -ov, (fr. un8i neither,
and
zrepos
another) neither one
or other, neither of the two, nei-
ther.
MnSsripwae, (fr. last) on neither
side, on neitlier party.
MfiSero, Ion. for eufjSero, 3 sin.
impf. of pfjfiofiai.
MrjSia, -as, hi tne country of the
Medes, Media.
M>7<5<Acdf, -r), -bv, (fr. last) of or
belonging to the Medes, Me-
dian.
M^i'^w, f. -itru), (fr. same) to fa-
vour or imitate the Medes.
\lrfitouos, -ov, b, partiality to the
cause of the Medes.
Mr)b~6\<j)s, (fr. untie neither, and
bXojs totally) by no means, not at
all.
Wrjcouai, (fr. urjtios care) to take the
care or charge of, be concerned
for ; to think, meditate ; to con-
sult, deliberate ; to contrive, plan,
design. 1 f. mid. ut)aouai, 1 a.
mid. syrjoduriv, -w, -aro.
Mrjc'os, -cos -ovs, rb, care, regard ;
counsel, advice; plan design,
scheme. MtfSia, the privities.
3D
MHA
Mr)8os, -ov, 6, an inhabitant of
Media ; a Mede, or Median.
MtjSotiovv, (fr. u.n6f neither, tin
what, and ovv therefore) by no
means, in no wise, not in the
least.
M>y0' for urjre, neither.
MwOcls, ur)deuia,urj6ev, same as ytn-
6rfs.
MtlKdgu), (fr. next) to bleat. Or,
(fr. urjKos length) to stretch, ex-
tend.
Mnicdo), MnKEw, Mr/Kaouai, to bleat;
to moan, groan, utter a helpless
cry.
Mr,Kag, -dSos, hi (fr. last) a bleater ;
a goal, kid.
MnKtri, (fr. ur) not, and erl any
longer) no longer.
Mi'/Kiora, (fr. next) at length, at
last.
MrJKiffTOS, -ov, b, fj, (sup. of UrJKOS
length) longest, tallest; farthest,
most distant.
MrjKOi, -cos -ovs, rb, length, extent,
distance; tallness, height, sta-
ture.
Mtjkvvu),?. -vvu>, (fr.last) to length-
en, prolong, delay. 1 a. cufiKvva.
pres. pass. unnvvouai.
MnKvvnrai, 3 sin. pres. sub. pass,
of last.
Mfjicwv, -wvos, and Mvkwvis, -tSos,
h, (fr. firjKos length) apoppy.
WLnKiLviov, -ov, rb, (fr. last) the juice
of the poppy, laudanum.
MrjXa, pi. of prjXov.
MnXdvdr], -rjs, hi (fr- pnXia an ap-
ple-tree, and dvQos a flower) o
kind of beetle which lives on the
blossoms of the apple-tree.
MJ7X0U, (fr. urjXov an apple) to ga-
ther apples.
M)?Xea, -as, hi an apple-tree.
MrjXeios or MfiXios, -a, -ov, (fr. urj-
Xov sheep) belonging to sheep.
MfjXri, -ns, hi a probe.
MrjXiSes, -wv, al, (fr. urjXov an ap-
who
apple-trees.
pie) nymphs
preside over
MrjXios, -a, -ov, ofMelos, an island.
Also, (fr. urjXov a sheep) belong-
ing to or of sheep.
NlijXlrns, -ov, b, hi (fr. urjXov an
apple) made of apples or the
juice of apples.
MrjXdfioois, -10s, h, (fr- u.r)Xov sheep,
and 06o-Kw to feed) a shepherdess.
M^Xo/^orfw -w, f. -rjmo, (fr. same)
to feed sheep, herd, graze.
MnXoftorrip, -r)pos, and M^Xo^orr/?,
-ov, b, (fr. same) a shepherd.
MvXo(3oros,-ov, 6, h, (fr. same)/eri
on by sheep, under sheep, pastur-
ed, good for pasture ; deserted,
will, forsaken.
M7]\ob6xo$,-ov,b,h, {h. urjXov sheep,
and Signal to receive) lodging
sheep, receiving sheep for sacri-
fices ; epithet of a temple.
1 M;?Xo0ut»7?, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
' £ij(.j to sacrifice') a priest.
jM^Xov, -ov, rb, Dor. MaXoi', an
apple, <piince or any round
! fruit ; an apple-tree : a sheep ;
small cattle, property, substance,
' produce, wealth : a pit, darling.
(333)
MHN
MijXa,pl. the cheeks; thebreastt,
the lips ; glands in the throat ;
an inflammation or disease in the
eyes.
MnXovouevs, -i 0? , Att. -iu>s, and Mjj-
\ov6uos, -ov, b, (fr. priXov sheep,
and j/f//w to feed) a shepherd.
MrjXo-xdpnos, -ov, b, h, (fr. //JjXov an
apple, and Traptid a cheek) rosy-
cheeked, blooming.
M?j\os-ov, t)i an island.
MnXdffiropos, -ov, b, hi (fr. /n/Xov an
apple-tree, and a-dpo» to sow)
planted with apple-trees.
MnXorp6<pos, -ov, b, h, (fr. ixrjXov a
sheep, and rp/0u to feed) feed-
ing sheep.
MnXo(pope<j), (fr. u.r)Xov an apple,
and <pipw to bear) to bear or pro-
duce apples.
MnXdw, (fr. u.t)Xt} a probe) to probe,
syringe, dress a wound ; to plunge
or dip, immerge.
MnXurri, -rjs, hi (fr. v.tjXov a sheep)
a sheep-skin.
M»?Xa)fpjs -l5os, -ht an ear-picker or
probe.
MrjXwxp, -oiros, b, hi (fr. u.rjXov an
apple, and u>\p appearance) co-
loured like apples, rosy, ruddy.
Mj)v, indeed, truly certainly ; how-
ever, then, but. Tt ut)v, what
then ?
Mr)v, jtnvbs, b, (fr. urjvn the moon)
a month.
MfjvaTo, Ion. for eu-f/varo, 3 sin. 1
a. mid. of uaivouai.
M/jvn, -nsi and Dor. Mdva, -a?,
and Mrjvas, -a6os, hi the moon.
Mt]viy for prjvu, pres. impr. of un-
vlco.
Mnviatos, -a, -ov, (fr. ^va month)
monthly, of a month.
Mnviapa, -aros, rb, (fr. urjvts anger)
anger, wrath, indignation.
Mnvidio, f. -acrw, (fr. same) to be
angry, enraged.
Mrjviy!;, -tyyos, hi a tnin s^n, the
membrane containing the brain ;
the dura mater or pia mater ; se-
diment of wine.
MnviOubs, -ov, hi (fr. pfjvis anger)
divine wrath, indignation, an-
ger.
M/jviua, -aros,rb, same as last.
MTivis, -10s, hi anger, wrath, indig-
nation, a sin. u.rjviv.
Mnvloas, -aca, -av, 1 a. par. act,
of jxr/viu).
Mf/vio-Kos, -ov, b, (dim. of urjvn the
moon) a little moon, half-moon^
crescent.
yinviu, f. -tcru>, p. -Ka, same slsutj-
vidu).
Mr)voti5r)s, -ios -ovs, b, hi (fr« urjvtf
the moon, and e75os form) shap~
ed like the moon, formed like
a half-moon or crescent ; horn-
ed.
Mnvvd elans, g. fem. par. pass. —
Mvvvaavra, a. sin. par. act. —
Mnvvov, 3 sin. sub. act. 1 a. of
unvvu).
Mrjvvals, -tos, Att. -tios, h, Mrjvv
ua, -aros, rb, (fr. uvvvw to show^
a discovery, indication, intima
twn, sign, information.
MHT
i/lrjwrfis, ov, b, (fr. same) a dis-
coverer, informer, declarer.
hlnvvut, f. -voii), p. ucutjvvKa, to dis
cover, show, inform, disclose,
point out ; to signify, sign, give
notice of; to declare, tell, pub-
lish. 1 a. act. ind. cu>)vvoa
inipr. pfivvaov, -drw sub. unvv-
au, -jii, f ■ par. unviaas, -aoa,
-av. 1 a. pass. ind. cpr/viiOnv
par. unwdcis, -tiaa, -iv.
l/ln' *i 0a\t}i for uf) cm0dXpi,2 sin.
1 ft. sub. act. of c-ri0d\\(i>.
Mt7* iriTauys for ur) eirirduns, 2 sin.
2 a. sub. act. of emriuvot.
HijTtoTc, (fr. ph lest, and irori ever)
lest at any time ; never.
M^irw, (fr. pf) not, and *u» at all)
nut yet.
Mr}™?, (fr. fifi not, and vwf at all)
lest hy any means, peradventure,
perhaps.
Mrjpd, pi. of pvpot-
Mqpf for pnpia, pi. of unplov.
1/l^pivBos or Mijpuf^oj, -ou, >/, also
Ipf/pivdos, (fr. /i7jp«5u» to wind)
a rupe, core/, thread, string,
line.
Vinplov, -ov, rd, same as urjpSs.
Mnptdvns, -ov, b, Merionts, a man's
name.
VLnpbs, -oF, 6, tA< mi>/i, inside of
the thigh, pi. unpot and /i>?prf.
McpuKiff/idj, -oD, b, (fr. next) ctaio-
ing- the cud.
Mn ovk oi, Mi/pu»cd£u> and MqpvKao-
<ia«, to ruminate, chew the cud.
Mi?pu/ia, -aroj, rd, (fr. unpvu to
wind round) a smai/ round
body ; a 6ai/ q/" thread, coil of
rope.
MypvoaaQai, 1 a. inf. mid. of
lnlrjpvu), f. -voui, p. -ica, to roll up
or round, furl ; to twine, twist,
spin.
i/L/jffao, Ion. for cuf,™, 2 sin. of
tunadunv, -a>, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid.
— yifiacai, Ion. for /«»?«77, 2 sin.
of ut/oouai, 1 f. mid. of p»)6o-
uai.
Mrjam, Dor. for ^/j tort.
Mijixro, Ion. {or fit pnoro or cuipija-
ro, 3 sin. pper. ind. pass, of
pt'/Sopai.
M^o-rup, -wpoj, o, (fr. fif/£os coun-
sel) a counsellor, adviser ; a woo-
er, suitor.
M»/orct)p£, n. du. of last.
VHjr, Mi'/re, neither, nor, riot even.
MjjT7?p, -ipos, Sync, -rpog, %, a mo-
ther, dam ; the womb. a. sin.
ftrjTfpa, V. pTjrtp, d. pi. pnrpd-
ai.
Mi?™, what ? whether ? is it not ?
much less, much more, at least.
MnndaoOe for unndedt, 2 pi. cont.
impr. pres. pass, of
Mi?r«du> -ui, (fr. pfjns counsel) to
consult, deliberate, plan, scheme,
design, devise; to determine, re-
solve.
tAnriera, V. sin. of
MnTlirns, -ov, b, iEol. MnrUra,
(fr. unrig counsel) a counsellor,
adviser, patron. Adj. provident,
prudent, sagacious.
Klnri^ouat and M/jWoua«,(fr. same)
MHX
to plan, devise, scheme, plot ; to
execute, effect.
Mijnv, a. sin. of pi)rts.
Mt/rtdcti, -laoa, -tv, (fr. prjris
counsel) wise in counsel, pru-
dent, sage ; ingenious, artful.
Nlnridwa, Poet, for pnrtuioi, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. of pnridw.
M>/T(j, -fc5oj, i^, counsel, delibera-
tion, advice ; prudence, skill,
cunning, ingenuity ; plan, tin iee,
measure.
yiqrpa, -as, >,, (fr. ufjrnp a mother)
a womb, matrix.
Mnrpd6t\<l>of, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
a6i\<f>is a brother) a mother1 s
bmtliir, uncle.
MnrpaXoias, -ov, b, Alt. MizrpaXw-
as, -ov, b, (fr. same, and aXotuw
to strike) a matricide.
Mnrpl, d. of pfjryp.
yiqrpdioxof, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same,
and hi-^oftai to receive) one who
supports his mother ; affectionate,
dutiful ; received or acknowledg-
ed by the mother.
Mnrpddcv, (fr. same, and enclit.
$iv from a place) from the mo-
ther by the motJier, on the mo-
thers side.
Mi/rporrov/u -w, (fr. same, and
to kill) to commit matri-
cide, kill a mother.
MriTf>oKToi'la,-as,}i,(fr. same) ma-
M>irpoirr6vo(, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same)
a matriciele.
Mnrpoufjrwp, -onos, f/, (fr. firjrnp a
mother, and unrnp a mother) a
grandmother, by the mother's
side, maternal grandmother.
yirjrpoTrilruip, -opoj, b, (fr. same, and
nart)p a father) a grandfather or
uncle by the mother ; a maternal
grandfather.
Mnrp6iro\is, -ios, Att. -cu>c, }/, (fr.
same, and ir6\ts a city) the me-
tropolis, capital city, chief town.
yit,r»oTro\TrTis, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
citizen, metropolitan.
M.nrp6iro\os, -ov, {), (fr. uijrnp a
mother, and iro\iu> to be conver-
sant) a midwife.
yinrpdpbiiTTos, -ov, b, ^, (fr. ftijrrjp a
mother, and hinroi to throw
away) cast off by a mother.
Mnrpbc, g. of uijrvp.
Mnrpvid, -5f, Ion. Mnrpviq, "Vi, h,
(fr. pfj-rnp a mother) a step-
mother ; another country or resi-
dence.
Mtjrpvidjini, -cos -ovs, b, f/, (fr. last)
like a stepmother, jealous, envi-
ous.
Mnrpfios, -a, -ov, (fr. urjrnp a mo-
ther) maternal, of or like a mo-
ther.
yir/rpios i -wo?, b, (fr. same) a- ma-
ternal uncle, uncle by the mo-
ther's side, relation by the mother.
pi. /ir'iTpues, -wv.
Wlyxavdarai, Poet, for /irjxavaTai,
3 sin. pres. ind. pass. cont. ol
jjr^avdu).
M.nxaV(*PP'*(!>0S and yinxavdppa<pos,
-ov, b, (fr. /i^di'?7 a plot, and
hd-ru) to stitch together) a con-
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MIA
triver of plots, plotter ; $chemerf
intriiiitir.
Mnxavdii) -w, f. -t'/au), but more
cinnnionlv Mnxavdouat, f. -f>vo~
fiat, (fr. unxdvn apian) toploty
invent, contrive, devise, plot
against ; to ponder, revolve ; to
provide, procure ; to construct,
make, huild.
yi'iXavcvu), f. -tvau>, (fr. same) to
enntrn .t machines ;
plan, ■
Mif^d v r>, -ns, t), a machine, engine /
art, contrivance, invention, plan,
design; a plot, denouement, ca-
tastrophe ; an endeavour, at-
tempt ; means, power, ability ;
artifice, ingenuity, skill ; a
doubt, question; a structure,
f>Ull'
M^ya •"//'«, -aros, rd, (fr. last) a
murhine, engine ; a plot, contri-
; trick, artifice, stratagem.
M^^<i»y<cdf, -17, -iv, (fr. same) me-
rhaninil, inginious, inventive.
Mi7^nvlf<c(2>j, (fr. last) mechanically,
vmi nv/usly.
Mr^avw^ia, -tiroc, rd, (fr. uix(*v,> a
machine) a machine; work of
art ; a curious girdle.
M^avui/ui'oy, pres. par. cont. of
pnxo-vdofiai, in pnx*1*™.
Mnx'ip, -dros, rd, (fr. next) an in.
ttntion, Oiounht, device, artifice k
an endeavour, attempt ; an as-
sist mice, help ; a remedy.
MT/^of, -cos -ovs, rb, (perhaps fr.
(lniofiai to care) a contrivance,
invmtion, scheme, plan / a rt-
medy.
Mr;u>v, -ovos, b, fj, Dor. and JE6L
for utiuv.
Miywv, -u>ios, b, a man's name.
IfJip, n. — Mids, g. — Mia, and
Ion. Mi?}, d. — Mi'av, a fern, of
Ui-
yiiaivovai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
MiaJid), f. -dvd, p. fieulayica, to
stain, dye, colour; to pollute,
defile ; to profane, violate. 1 a.
ind. act. euh/va. per. pass, us-
uiafifiai, Att. ueuiacfiaf par. pc-
uiaofiivos- 1 a. pass. ind. cuidv
drjv,-nSi-V' sub. piavdw, -//?, -rj.
yiiai<poviu> -w,f. -rjffui, (fr. last, and
d>6i>os slaughter) to pollute with
blood, shed blood, murder, slaugh-
ter.
MiatQovla, -as, fi, (fr. same)
slaughter, murder,
Miai(p6vos, -ov, b, f>, (fr. same) pol-
luted vjith gore, blood-stained ; a
homicide, murderer.
yiidvBnv, Poet, for tpiavBcv, which
Besot, for tuidvdncav, 3 pi. —
Or Bceot. and Sync, for euiav-
Qr)rnv, 3 du. of euidvdnv, 1 a.
ind. pass. — Miavflwcrt 3 pi. 1 a,
sub. pass, of uiaiviji.
yiiavcis, -<of, Att. -eu>s, >/, (fr. uiai-
vu> to pollute) pollution, defile-
ment, blot, stain.
Meivw, 1 f. ind. act. of uiaivu>.
yitdoos, -a, -ov, (fr. uiaivu) to pol-
lute) stained, polluted, defiled;
impure, wicked, villanous, infa-
mous ; foul, filthy, obseene.
MIK
Wao\ia, -drog, to, (fr. same) stain,
blot, pollution, defilement, con-
tagion, infection ; an atonement,
expiation; wickedness, debauch-
ery, rape, violation, incest.
Mtaoubg, -ov, b, same as last.
Midcriap, -opos, b, (fr. same) de-
filer, polluter, violator ; defiled
with blood or murder.
Miyd^ouai, (fr. utyvvut to mix) to
mix in company, intrigue with.
Miyag, -dSog, b, >;, (fr. same) mix-
ed, promiscuous, confused. Subs.
a crowd, mixed multitude.
MiySa and Miydriv, (fr. same) pro-
miscuously, indiscriminately.
Mtyeinv, -vg, -n, 2 a. opt. pass. —
Mtydg, utytiva, utytv, g. uiyiv-
rog, 2 a: par. pass, of utyvvut.
t/llyev, Boeot, Sync, for euiytjarav,
3 pi. 2 a. ind. pass. — Mtyiwcrt,
Ectas. Ion. for utytoot, 3 pi. 2
a. sub. pass. — Miyn, Ion. for
tjxiyn, 3 sin. 2 a. pass. ind. —
Mtyrjutvat, Att. and Dor. for
utyrjvat, 2 a. inf. pass. — Mtytj-
aofiai, 2 f. pass, of n'lyvvpi.
Mtypa, -aTog, rb, (fr. next) a mix-
ture, composition.
Miyvvui or Miyvvu), f. -fw, p. uiut-
%a, to mix, mingle, blend together,
unite, join; to have intercourse
or commerce w*th. 1 a. ind. act.
iut^a. per pass. ind. uiutyuat,
-fat, -Krai' par. ututyuivog, -n,
-ov. 2 a. pass. ind. tutynv, -ng,
-T}' inf. utyrjvat, Dor. utyfjutvai.
1 a. ind. pass. tui^nv. ppfut.
ueuif-ouai.
Mtyvvvat, pres. inf. act. of last.
MiSag, -ov, b, a creature which de-
stroys beans ; a throw on the
dice ; a very rich king of Phry-
gia.
l/li£paKu>9, Heb. indecl. a cup,
bowl.
MiOprrs, -ov, / , the sun ; a Persian
idol.
MidptSdrng, v, b, Mithridates, a
man's nam).
MiKKbg, -a, -bv, Dor. for utKpdg.
MikkvXos, dim. of last.
Mucpairios, -ov, h, f), (fr. utKpbg
small, and atria blame) apt to
find fault about trifles, querulous,
captious, discontented.
M'Kprjg, Ion. for utKpag, g. fern, of
utKpdg.
+fi.iKpo9vuiu> -w (fr. utKpbg small,
and 9vubg the mind) to be nar-
row minded, weak or cowardly.
\liKpo9vuia, -as, fj, (fr. same) pu-
sillanimity, weakness, cowardice.
Niucp69vpos, -ov, b, h., (fr. same)
pusillanimous, weak.
SliKpoXoyia, -ag, fj, (fr. utKpbg
small, and X6yog a word, th. \i-
yu> to speak) insignificant lan-
guage, empty discourse ; minute
or trifling disquisition; anxiety
for trifles, sordidness.
MtKpoXoyog, -ov, 5, r), (fr. same)
talking about trifles ; stingy,
mean, penurious.
t/liKpoiroii-o, f. ->/<7u>, (fr. utKpbg
small, and irotiui to make) to
lessen, degrade, demean.
MIM
MiKponptirfig, -tog -ovg, b, r), (fr.
same, and irpiirta to be conspi-
cuous) parsimonious, sparing,
stingy, mean; illiberal.
Mixpbg, Att. lluiKpbg, -a, -bv, little,
small, short ; mean, insignifi-
cant. Comp. uiKpdrcpog, sup.
uucpdrarog.
M.iKp6orofiog, -ov, b, //, (fr. last,
and ardua a mouth) small mouth-
ed, having a small opening.
MiKporng or "ZfiiKpdTrjg, -nrog, ^, (fr.
utKpbg little) smallness ; mean-
ness, littleness.
MiKpo\pv^ia, -ag, f], (fr. next) pu-
sillanimity, meanness.
MiKpSipv^og, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and ipv%fi the soul) pusillani-
mous, weak, cowardly, faint-
hearted.
MiKpoxaprig, -iog -ovg, 6, '/, (fr.
utKpbg little, and %a<pco to re-
joice) little pleasing ; studious of
trifles or minute beauties.
MtKpvvw, (fr. utKpbg little) to lessen,
diminish. MtKpvvouat, to grow
less ; to languish, pine.
MtKpdg, (fr. same) little, but little.
Mikto, Ion. or Poet, for euiutK
to, 3 sin. pper. ind. pass, of
uiyvvui.
MiKrbg, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) mixed,
compounded; exquisite, costly.
M/Aa£, for ouiXa^, -otKog, h., the
yew-tree ; bindweed.
MiXrjSog, -ov, b, an instrument used
in the moulding or forminj
figures of soft substances, i
trowel.
MiXtjtov, -ov, to, and MiXrirog, -ov
ft, the name of a town.
MtXtov, -ov, ro, (fr. Lat. mille, a
thousand) a mile.
Mt\rrj\t(prig, -iog -ovg, b, '/, (fr. ufX-
rog vermilion, and aXci<pu> to
daub) painted red.
MiXroTrappog, -ov, b, >;, (fr. same,
and irapeta a cheek) having red
cheeks or a red prow.
MtXrog, -ov, b, vermilion, red lead,
red ochre ; mildeiv, blight.
MiXtou) -5, f. -c5<rw, (fr. last) to
redden, colour with red.
MiXipat, -u)v, al, or MiXcpuxrtg, -tog,
ft the dropping or falling off of
the hair of the eyebrows.
Mi'Aco, Dor. for MiXuivt, d. of Mt-
Xtov, a man's name.
MtuaiKuXov, -ov, rb, the fruit of the
arbutus ; a strawberry.
MiuapKtg, -tog, Att. -ewj, or Miuap-
icvg, -vog, fi, a kind of pudding,
made of a hare.
Mluag , -avTog, b, a man's name. a.
Miuavra.
Mtuc7o-9at, inf. — Mtuu<r9e, ind. or
impr. 2 pi. cont. pres. of
Mtuiouat -ovuai, f. uturjo-ouat, p.
utulunuat, -aat, -rat, to imitate,
copy, follow, resemble.
MiunaaivTo, 3 pi. 1 a. opt. mid. —
Mtur}o-a(T9ai, 1 a. inf. mid. of
last.
MturjXog, -yf, -ov, (fr. /xtuog an imi-
tator) imitative, inclined to imi-
tate.
Mtuwa-t -%Tog, rb, (fr. same) an
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imitation, likeness, copy ; exam-
ple, pattern.
Miurjo-tg, -tog, Att. -tug, b\, (fr.
same) a copying after, imitation^
mimicry ; a resemblance, like'
ness.
Mtunrfig, -o5, b, (fr. same) an t'mi-
tator, copier, follower.
MtunrtKog, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) »7ni»
tative, inclined to imitate.
yitunrbg, ->), -bv, (fr. same) capam
ble of imitation, may be imitated^
imitable.
Mtuvd^d) or Mi/jivoi, (fr. uiva to re-
main) to remain, stop, stay ; to
loiter, skulk, delay; to sustain,
support, resist.
Mtuvdo-Kero, Dor. and Ion. for
sutuvfivKeTo, 3 sin. impf. pass.
Of UlUVfjOKU).
Miuvet, 3 sin. pres. ind. of uluvta.
Miuvfjo-Kn, 2 sin. ind. — Mi/ivf/a-
Kta9e, ind. or impr. 2 pi. pres.
pass, of
Miuv)jo-K(x), f. uvfiaw, p. uiuvrjKa*
(borrows tenses from uvdouat to
remember) to put in mind, re-
mind, bring to remembrance ; to
warn, admonish. MiuvrjaKouat,
to remember, recollect,
Miuvov, Ion. for iutuvov, impf. act.
— Miuvovti, Dor. for uiuvovat%
3 pi. pres. ind. act. — Miuvwv,
d. pi. Miuvovat, Ion. Mtuvovrca-
m, par. pres. act. of
Mtuvo), same as utuvd£o>.
Miuog, -ov, b, an imitator, mimic,
buffoon, comic actor.
Mtuov, 2 sin. cont. pres. impr. of
utuiouai.
Mtuu), -6og -ovg, >% (fr. uiuog a
mimic) an ape.
Mlu(pSogr-ov, b, (fr. same, and <|><5i)
a song) a singer of vulgar songs,
ballad-singer ; a buffoon, jester.
Miv, Dor. for avrbv, -rjv, to, and
for avrbg, -rag, self, himself, her'
self, itself.
MivOa or -9n, -vg, fi, mint.
MivOog, -ov, b, dung, ordure.
Mtv96b> -u>, (fr. last) to daub with
dung.
Mtvvav, Dor. for Mtvvuv, g. pi. of
Mivi5a,-wi',Ta,thenameofacity.
Mivveta, -ag, %, same as Mtvva.
Mtvv9et, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. — Mt-
vv9rj, 3 sin. pres. sub. of utvv9u>.
Mivvv9a, (fr. utvvbg small) a little,
very little, somewhat, short while.
Mtvvv9dSiog, -ov, b, f/, (fr. next)
short-lived.
Mtvv9(j>, (fr. next) to diminish,
lessen, impair, break down; to
consume, waste.
Mtvvbg, -a, -bv, Att. for utKp6g.
Mtvipt^e, pres. impr. act. of
Mivvpl^'j). (fr. unvpbg little) to sing
in a low voice ; to chirp, warble ;
to lament, whine, fret, murmur.
Mtvvpouat, same as last.
Mtwpbg, -d, -bv, little, small; thin,
tender, slight ; fretful, whining,
plaintive.
Mtvvwptog, -ov, h, f/, (fr. utvvbg lit
tie, and (bpa time) of short dura
tion, short-lived, fleeting.
Mivwj, -wos, b, a man's name.
MI2
hltvutravpos, -ov, b, (fr. last, and
ravpos a bull) the minotaur, a fa-
bled monster of Crete.
M/£?, -ios, Att. -£wf, ,}, (fr. ^i/y
rviii to mix) a miring or bit rifl-
ing together ; aWay, mixture,
composition ; cohabitation, sexual
inti rcnurse.
Mil;o($up(Sapos, -ou, o, ^, (fr. last,
and (Sdp(iapos barbarian) semi-
barbarian, uncivilized, half Greek
half strangers.
M<&6poos,-ov, 6, fi, (fr- same, and
$p6os din) confused, clamorous.
MiiuirdpOtvns, -ov, b, ^, (fr. same,
and irapdivos a virgin) having
the form of a woman and a
beast; a Sphinx.
Mf£w, 1 f. ind. act. of piyvvpi.
lAiadvQpiairos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. ptoiut
to hate, and diOpunos a man) a
man hater, one who hates society,
misanthrope ; morose, gloomy,
sullen.
yLttrapyv'pia, -as, {/, (fr. same, and
doyvpov money) a hatred or con-
tempt of money ; Mxrtility.
MiaydyKtia, -as, /;, (fr. pltryu or
utyw/ii to mix, and dyicot a val-
ley) a valley or glen ; a meeting
of waters.
Mlcycai, Ion. for playr), 2 sin.
pres. sub. pass. — Mjaymspns.
inf. act. — Mlerycro, Ion. for
tplaycro, 3 sin. impf. pass. —
Mlayoiffai, Dor. for piayovaat, n.
pi. fern, of Mio-ywv, pres. par.
act. — yiioySpevos, pres. par.
pass, of
Mlcyo), f. ///£(«>, p. uiui%a, same as
piyvvpi. Also il/<ryo/ia«, to /irtue
intercourse or connexion with,
cohabit with.
Miou, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. cont.
— Mloci, pres. impr. act. of
M<0-/w-c5, f- -ijffW) p. pzplontca, (fr.
^t<roj hatred) *o dislike, hate,, de-
test, abhor ; reject, loathe, impf.
ind. tjilacov -ovv. 1 a. act. ind.
tpionoa' sub. uiai'iou), -jf, -17, 3
pi. uioiiama • per. pass. ind. ^u-
pifjnpai'yaj ptpioripivos,-n,-ov.
1 a. par. pass. piondzis,-e~iira,-iv.
yiianOpov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
charm to produce hatred.
yilow\ia, -tiros, rb, (fr. same) an
object of hatred, something odi-
ous ; a monster.
MlOl'/Olj), -US, -CI, 3 pi. -OOVOl, 1 f.
ind. act. — Miofjawot, 3 pi. 1 a.
sub. act. of iiiatu).
Mtanrfis, -ov, b, (fr. uioiu) to hate)
a hater, enemy.
Micrnrbs, -i), -ov, (fr. same) haled,
hateful, odious.
tAivOciiroSoaia, -as, i), (fr. pierdbs
hire, and atrohiiwpi to pay) pay-
ment of wages, recompense, re-
ward, retribution ; penalty, fine.
MioOairoSdrvs, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a
paymaster, rewarder.
"b/Lio-dapviu) -5, (fr. piodbs reward,
and dpvvpai to take) to receive
wages, earn, hire ; to make gain,
obtain profit.
Miadapvia, -as, r), (fr. same) a re-
ceiving wage*) earning, hire.
MI2
MiaBios, -a, -ov, or -ov, b, h, (fr.
(iioQbs reward) hired, engaged
for wages. Subs, a hireling, ser-
vant.
liiiadoc'dras, -a, b, Dor. for ptoOo-
66rns.
MioBoSoreu -.3, (fr. pioObs reward,
and ciiwut to fiive) to give wages,
hire, engage for hire; to reward,
rtmiinernlt, rtcon;;
MiaOohbrns, -ov, 6, (IV. same) a
paymusttr, n warder.
y,\iaQb<;,-ov, b, hire, wag c*, salary }
rtu-artl, recomprnsi , r< miimra-
tion ; stipend, pay, fee, bribe ».
Miodo<p6pof, -ov, b, >'/, (fr. piodbs
reward, and tp{pu> to take} one
wke rtrtivts pay ; a mtrrtnury
suit Her, stiprneliary ; a hirtlimr.
MtaOdu) -C), f. -itxrit), <fr. pteOus a
reward) to let for hire, set, rtnt,
lit. y\ia06opai -otfiai, to hire,
engage for hire.
MfoOutua, -tiros, rb, (fr. same) a
hired house, lodging, any thing
procured for hire ; wages, price,
gain, profit, d. piaOiipari.
MioOwoaaOai, 1 a. inC mid. of pia-
dtm.
Mtadurbs, -r),-bv, (fr. same) let for
hire, hireil ; a hireling, servant.
Mlcictios, -ov, b, (mas. of next, viz.
olvos) cheap, Ha lit wine.
MlaKeXos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. next) mean,
poor, shabby, despicable ; stingy,
sparing ; that picks up scraps.
Mio-Koi, -wv, o\, fragments, scraps
of broken meat.
Mio66eos, -ov, 6, t), (fr. uloos hatred,
and Ocbs God) a hater of the
Cods, impious, wicked.
MivoXoyiti) -<3, (fr. same, and \{yu
to speak) to hate or despise learn-
vi », dislike literary conversation ;
to be unlearned.
MiaoXoyia, -as,f/, (fr. same) hatred
of learning, dislike to literature;
idleness, ignorance.
Mtco\6yos, -ov, b, //, (fr. same) a
heiter of learning ; unlearned,
uninstructed, ignorant ; a dunce,
blockhead.
Mico^ivia, -as, fi, (fr. uloos hatred,
and %ivos a stranger) inhospita-
lity, dislike to strangers ; inhu-
manity.
Mt<r<5^£vos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same) in-
hospitable, unkind to strangers.
Mic6-rais, -5oj, b, f], (fr. picros
hatred, and irals & child) o hater
of children.
Mtooiroieii) -w, (fr. ptaos hatred,
and noiiu) to make) to act spite-
fully or maliciously, injure, hurt ;
to do what others dislike.
MiToiroibs, -ov, b, f), (fr. same)
spiteful, malicious, ill-disposed,
inimical, injurious ; an enemy.
Wlio-ortGVT]piu> -w, (fr. filcos hatred,
and Ttovnobs wicked) to hate
wickedness.
Miao-ovripia, -as, fj, (fr. same)
hatred of wickedness, severity.
Miconovypos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same)
liating wickedness, severe to the
bad, vindictive.
Jmlicortovia, -as, >h (fr- fticros hatred,
(396)
MIS \
and ndvos labour) dislike to la-
bour, idleness, slot/ifulncss.
Mtadirruj^os, -ov, b, i), (fr. same,
and nrwxbs a beggar) hating tlie
poor, that shuns lh< indigent.
Micoj, -cos -ovs, rb, hutred, dislike,
(tifrsioJi, iniiuty.
Mioovucvos,-n, -ov, par. pn
cunt. — MiaovvTis, n. — Mioovv-
rus, a. — Moovvrmv, g. pi. out.
par. pres. act. — Mioovoi, 3 pi.
cont. pres. ind. act. of ptaiu.
MforvAXov, -cs, -(, Ion. for tpfrrvX-
\ov, impf. ind. act. of
MiotdAXu, to chop into purts,
mince, hash, rut up.
Mi'(tu, vitriol, sulphate of iron.
Mt'o-^oj, -ov, b, joot-stalk, pedicle,
by which the fruit and leaves
hang.
M/rof, -ov, b, the woof of a web ; a
web, thrttul, string ; ttnar.
Mit6u> -u>, (fr. last) to weave, stTing%
use threiul.
Wirpa, -as, Ion. Mtrprj, -ns, hi <*
mitre, turban, Jillet ; belt, girdle,
zone ; a piece of armour ; a
brass plate or belt, padded with
wool, worn next the skin, within
the coat of mail, to protect the
belly.
Mirpo^lrtDV, -uvos, b, ft, (fr. last,
and -^Iriav a coat) bounel with a
girdle, belted, girded.
McrvX»Jii7, -ns, hi Mitylene, the
name of an island.
M/ruXof, and MvrtXos, -n, -ov, mu-
tilated, maimed, deprived of horns,
with the horns cut off.
Mrruj, -vos, »i, tjie refuse of wax.
MiX"fi\ Heb. indecl. 3fichael, tho
name of an angel or of a man.
Mi^;0«s, 1 a. par. pass, ofpiywut.
Mvda, cont. Mva, -as, fj, a mina,
pound.
Mvda, Poet, for pvqi, 2 sin. pres.
ind. mid. of uvdouai.
M.vauf)lw, -ov, rd, Dor. for fivnptiov.
Mvaftovcvdnpev, Dor. for euvrjpo-
vtvdnpcv, 1 pi. 1 a. ind. pass, of
pvripovevu).
"Mvapoavva,-as,T>or. for pvnuoo-vvr).
Mvdopai, f. pvfjeopai, p. pipvnpai,
(fr. pvdu) to remind) to recollect,
return, remember, call to mind;
to tell, record, make mention of,
mention; to be mindful of, take
care of, look to, attend, regard ;
to endeavour, exert, make an ef-
fort; to court, solicit, woo, long
for. 1 a. ind. mid. tpvncdunv,
-o), -aro. 1 a. ind. pass, epvrjo-
6nv, 1 pi. efivnodnpev.
Mvdoeuv, Dor. for pvjaeu, which
JE.o\. for pvfiaai, 3 sin. 1 a. opt.
act. — lAvdojis, Dor. for pvf\or\s^
2 sin. 1 a. sub. — Mvdodai,
cont. for uvdtcdai, pres. inf. mid.
of pvdu), or uvdofjiai.
Mvdo-rttpa, Dor. for pvf.ortipa.
Mvaareio, Dor. for pvnoriu), par. 1
a. act. pvaorfioas, -aoa, -av.
Mvacns, -ios, Dor. for pvrjans,
same as pvfipn.
Mvaffwv, -iiivos, b, a man's name.
Yivdio -&, f. -rjou), to remind, put in
mind, suggest, hint. See uvdouai.
MNH
Uvhadaiylon. for uvdeadai, pres.
inf. mid. — Mv£wu£vog, Ion. for
fivadjiEvos, pres. par. mid. of
jjivdofiai.
blvda, -ag, r), (fr. //vow to remem-
ber) mention; memory, recollec-
tion, remembrance.
Mvrjua, -drog, rb, (fr. same) a me-
morial, token of memory ; a
monument, sepulchre, tomb. d.
sin. jiv/juan, pi. n. uvfjuara, d.
/ii/jj/zaa-t.
Mi/^/zeTov, -ou, to, same as last.
Mvrjuy, "Wi /% ("*• same) memory,
remembrance, recollection; men-
tion, record.
Mvtj/xovcvo), f. -£v<rw, (fr. //vow to
recollect) to retain, remember, re-
collect; to mention, relate, re-
cord. MvnuovEvouat, to be remem-
bered, celebrated, renowned.
MvTjjxoviKbi, -?i, -bv, (fr. same) of
powerful memory, retentive; no-
table, memorable, celebrated, re-
nowned.
I&vnuoavvn, -ng, f/, (fr. same) me-
mory, recollection; record, men-
tion, tradition.
blvn/xdo-vvov, -ov, to, (fr. same) a
token of memory, memorial; a
monument, tomb.
Mv>7//wi/, -ovog, b, f), (fr. //vow to re-
collect) mindful, remembering;
of powerful memory, retentive.
Mvrio-aiaTO, Ion. for jxvr)o-aivro, 3 pi.
1 a. opt. mid. — yivr)aaaa, fem.
1 a. par. act. — M-vnadaKtro,
Ion. for tuvr'iaaro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind.
mid. of //vow.
Mvt)atai, Ion. for uvrjo-n, 2 sin. 1 f.
mid. and
lAvricQug, 1 a. par. pass. — M.vno-QS>,
-ifc, 1 a. sub. pass. — Mvfjo-Onri,
2 pi. -Qtjrc, 1 a. impr. pass. —
Mvncdfjvat, 1 a.inf. pass — Mv>?ir-
di'iaofnai, 1 f. ind. pass, of //va'w.
MprjciKaKtu) -3, (fr. fivdofiai to re-
member, and kukos evil) to re-
member an injury, bear a grudge,
resent.
MvrjaiKuKia, -as, r/, (fr. same) are-
membrance of injuries, resent-
ment, malice, spite.
MvtjaiKUKos, -ov, 6, fj, (fr. same)
mindful of injuries, resentful,
malicious.
b/lvTj<jis,-ios, Att. -£Wf, fj, (fr. fivdu)
to recollect) recollection, memo-
ry; record, mention.
Mvfjvouai, and in pi. Mv?7<rd//£0\ for
uvr,cr6u£8a, 1 f. ind. mid. of
uvdofiai.
Mvijarupa, -ag, q, (fr. uvnarrip a
suitor, th. jivdofiai to woo) a
bride, bride's maid , female
charms, loveliness.
lAvriCTcvOciaris, g. fem par. 1 a.
pass, of
M.VtJ<TT£VU), f. -£VOU), p. /X£//V>/(Xr£UKrt,
(fr. uvnarrip a bridegroom, th.
(ivdonai to woo) to court, woo,
solicit, ask in marriage, espouse ;
to make or bring about a mar-
riage ; to conciliate, procure.
MvyoTEvopat, to be betrothed, pro-
mised in marriage, per. p3ss.
.nd. //£//i»>ffr£v//u«* par. pt\ivi\a-
Moe
rtvuivog, -n, -ov, 1 a. par. pass.
uvwGTtvdag, -elaa, -iv.
MvrjaTiU) -u>, i. -»/<rw, same as last.
Mvtiffrfi, -Tjs, f), (fr. jxvrjffTog, be-
trothed) a bride, newly married
woman.
NLvnarrip, -tjpog, b, (fr. uvdouai to
court) a wooer, suitor; a candi-
date.
Mvrjoris, -tog, and -tog, >/, (fr.
same) memory, recollection, pre-
sence of mind, resource in danger.
M.vr)<TTrjc;as, 1 a. par. act. of uvna-
Tiia.
Mvnarbg, -r),-bv, (fr. same) betroth-
ed, promised in marriage.
MvrjffTvg, -vog, r), (fr. same) court-
ship.
Mv>}oTwp, -opog, same as uvno-njp.
Mvi6ag, -eaaa, -tv, and Mviapbg,
-d,-bv, and Mi/ia(>w<5>??, -eog-ovg,
b, r), (fr. uviov sea weed) mossy,
covered with moss or sea weed ;
soft.
Mviov, -ov, rb, moss, sea weed.
Mviu or M/'w, to eat.
Mvovg, -ov, b, down on the chin;
young hair or feathers.
Mvw£o, Ion. for uvwov, pres. impr.
pass, of
Mvwo/zat, Poet, for pw/wi, rout,
for fivdouai.
Mvwovto, Ion. and Poet, forejuvui'-
to, 3 pi. impf. of last.
Moyybg, -ov, b, hoarse, harsh.
Moyipbg, -a, -bv, (fr. jwybg labour)
laborious, toilsome ; painful, dis-
tressing, wretched.
Moytv/xcg, Dor. for jxoyov\i£v, 1 pi.
pres. ind. act. cont. of
Moyiui -w, f. ->i<ru), (fr. uoybg la-
bour) to labour, work, toil, take
pains ; to be overcome with la-
bour, faint, be weary ; to be
wretched, miserable, suffer mis-
fortunes ; to grieve, pine. 1 a.
par. act. /xoyi/cag, -aaa, -av.
MoyiXaXia, -ag, r), (fr. fidyig with
difficulty, and AaA/w to speak) a
hesitation in speaking, stammer-
ing, stuttering.
MoyiXdXog, -ov, b, r), (fr. same)'
having an impediment in speech,
stammering.
Moyig, andMdXtg, (fr. next) with
difficulty, hardly, scarcely.
Moybg, -ov, b, labour, toil, hard
work ; pain, misery.
MoyoarsKog, -ov,b,r), (fr. last, and
tiktu) to bring forth) bringing
forth with difficulty ; assisting at
childbirth.
MoSiog, -ov, b, a bushel.
Mdda!-, -axog, b, (fr. next) alabour-
er, servant, slave ; a domestic
servant, reared with the chil-
dren.
Modog, -ov, o, labour, toil; battle,
conflict, engagement, war; tu-
mult, confusion, terror.
M6du)v, -uvog, b, (fr. /xdda^ a slave)
a slave, bondman ; a worthless
trifler ; a talkative, prating per-
son ; saucy, impudent, proud,
insolent ; a kind of dance.
Mo0wi<iKds, -r), -bv, (fr. last) inso-
lent, saucy, proud.
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MOA
Moi, d. sin. of tyw.
Moijjivdu), and Mot/ztfAAw, (fr. pita
to sneer at) to shut the lips with
contempt, sneer at.
Molpa, -ag, fj, (fr. papa) to divide)
a share, part, portion ; a degret
or part of a circle ; a subdivision
of an army, company, troop;
lot, station, state, condition ; ho
nour, reward ; an oracle, or any
divine warning ; fate, fortune,
doom; death. Molpai, -wv, al,
the Fates. Kara fx»7pav, with rea-
son, justly. 'Ytrlp uolpav, unna-
tural, unexpected.
Moipdu) -a, t. ->)au), (fr. last) to
divide, share, distribute; to re-
ceive by lot ; to fate, destine.
Moipny£vr)g,-iog -oiig, b,r), (fr. uolpa
fate, and yivouat to be born)
born under lucky fate, fortunate,
happy.
Moipidiog, -a, -ov, (fr. uolpa fate)
fatal, decreed by fate, fated, des-
tined.
MoipoKpavrog, -ov, 6. i^, (fr. same,
and fcpaivu) to eifect) brought
about by fate, fatal.
Motcra, -ag, Dor. for Movcra — Mot •
adv, g. pi. Dor.
Moioaiog, -a, -ov, Poet, and Dor.
for
uovaatog.
Moi%dypia, -u)v, rd, (fr. uoixbg an
adulterer, and dypa a catching)
damages paid by an adulterer or
seducer.
Mot^aAis, -i^og, r), (fr. p-oi^bg an
adulterer) an adulteress; adul-
tery ; lewdness. Adj. spurious,
corrupt, adulterated, d. uoi%a-
Xi5t, a. uofyaXida, n. pi. uoi%a-
Xi6eg.
MoiXdojxai -(opal, f. -rjO-Ofxai, p. ue-
uoixr/i^ai, (fr. same) to commit
adultery ; to debauch, seduce.
Moixdg, -d8og, »/, (fr. same) an
adulteress.
Mot^ac-Oat, inf. cont. — Mot^aruj,
3 sin. cont. ind. pres. pass, of
uoixdouai.
Moi^w, -ag, ft, (fr. same) adul-
tery.
Mrc<;Y.£u0£(j,-£?crrt,-f v, 1 a. par. pass.
Moi;££ti£t, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
Mot^fiiw, f. -cvow, p. utuoixtvKa,
(fr. same) to debauch, deflower;
to commit adultery. 1 a. ind. act.
£t/oi^£iio-a.
Moixi^iog, -a, -ov, (fr. same) begot-
ten in adultery, illegitimate, spu-
rious.
Moixtxbg, -r), -bv, (fr. same) prone
to adultery, profligate, licentious.
Mnty^bg, -ov, b, an adulterer ; a se-
ducer.
Mo\ybg, -ov, b, JEo\. BoXybg, a lea-
thern bag or bottle ; a simpleton,
fool, cully ; an extortioner, pecu-
lator.
MoA/w or Mo'Aw, to come, go, ap-
proach, hasten, run. 2 a. par.
act. iioX&v.
MoXifib'aiva or MoXv^Saiva, ~ng, %,
(fr. fji6Xi(36og lead) a ball or mass
of lead.
MoAt'j3«5£oj, -ta, -£ov, cont. MoAv/?-
Sovg, and MoXifjoivos or M.oXi/8-
MON
oivos, -n, -ov, (fr. same) leaden,
made of lead.
MdAi/Jooj or M($Aw/?<5oj,-ou, b, ( per-
haps fr. ^oAf'w to go, and pdQo;
depth) lead ; a plummet.
MdXtBof or MdAu^oj, -ov, b, same
as last.
MON
Mova;^;, hL -bv, (fr. ft6vos alone)
alone, solitary, lonely, sole, tin-
gle. Sub. a monk, hermit.
Movr), -rjs, fj, and Dor. MoVa, -as,
(fr. ixivo) to remain) a mansion,
house, place of residence.
\i6vn, fern. o( fidvoi
HoAjj, mA difficulty, hardly, Muvi'ipns, -cos -ovs, b, //, (fr. same)
scarcely, solitary, lonely.
MoAo/?pd?,-ou, 6, (perhaps fr.^oA/w'MoVfyoy, -ov, b, f), (fr. fiivu to
to approach, and (iopd food) a
beggar, mendicant ; a parasite,
trencher-friend. Adj. -poj, -a,
-bv, greedy, voracious, glutton-
ous.
MoA<50oupo?, -on. 6, a kind of herb.
MoAoTffd, Dor. for fioXovaa, fern, of
/ioAiiv, 2 a. par. of /ioA/u>.
MdAoj, -ou, 6, laf>our, toil ; battle,
engagement, confusion, tumult,
din.
1Ao\6aoo$, -ov, 6, a foot in prosody
of three long syllables ; a man's
name ; an inhabitant of Molos-
sus, JSlolossi'in.
Mo\oy, b, indecl. Heb. an idol.
MoA<$x»7» "**i h mallows.
MoAwr), -rjs, n, (fr. /i/Arrw to sing)
a song, hymn, tune, air.
MoA«5j3<5aiva and M<5Au/3<5o?, see
Mo\lQ6aiva and M6\t(iSo(.
MoAuvtrar, 3 sin. pres. ind. pass,
of
MoAt'fu, f. -orw, p. ucp6\vyici, to
dye, stain, discolour, tinge ; to
corrupt, difde, pollute, taint,
contaminate. 1 a. ind. act. cu6-
Auva. per. pass. tic^dAi>j///ui, Att.
utu6\vo~iJiai. 1 a. pass. cjioXvv-
6nv, -IS, -n.
MdAurxi?, -toi, »/, and MoXvcpbs, -oD,
6, (fr. last) pollution, contami-
nation, defilement.
MdAw, same as uo\iu. 2 a. par.
act. ftoXutv, -ouaa, -ov.
Mo/i0'}, -a?, Dor. for
y[oft<pfi, -ijs, fj, {\'r. fiiu<f>ouai to
' blame) blame, complaint, cen-
sure.
Movd^o), (fr. udvoi alone) to be soli-
tary, live alone.
tiovaiiirvKta,-ai,fi, (fr. pdvos alone,
and dftirvl; a rein) one horse,
single rein or horse ; the art of
riding with single reins, horse-
manship, horse-breaking.
Movap%i<i> -u>, (fr. udvof alone, and
dpxu to govern) to rule alone or
absolutely, be a monarch, govern,
reign.
"b/lovap^ns and -\os, -ov, b, (fr
remain) abiding, remaining
permanent, stationary, steady
firm.
Movidi, -ov, b, (fr. uCvos alone) liv-
ing alone, solitary, lonely.
yiovofi&fHov, -ovos, Dor. for rovo0/j-
ru)v, b, !), (fr. same, and fialvta
to go) peculiar in the gait ; awk-
ward, halting, hopping.
MovoYtvfi(,-ioi -out, b, f), (fr. sam ,
and yivouai to be bom) only
begotten ; an only child ; of On
same family. 1 a. sin. cont. uo-
voytvfj.
Movd<5poiro$, -ou, b, //, (fr. same,
and ipirut to pluck) having one
trunk ; made of one log.
Movoa6>n, -iot -ovs, 6, f), (fr. same,
and ctSoi shape, th. cliw to see)
of the same appearance or shape,
uniform.
Movd£wv<>y, -ov, b, 17, (fr. same, and
favn a belt) having one belt, light
termed cavalry, ready for war,
warlike.
yiovdfaos, -ov, b, if, (fr. same, and
£«'<!> to live) lonely, solitary.
Movofjftcpos, -ov, b, I), (fr. same, and
flfiipa a day) lasting for one day,
ephemeral.
Movo«/pwj, -wros, b, ff, (fr. same,
and Kipai a horn) aunicorn,
Moid*cAauro?, -ov, o, //, {fr. same,
and xAaifai to weep) where one
only laments, lamented by but
one.
yiovoKpnnU, -loos, b, fi, (fr. same,
and xpnirU a slipper) having one
slipper or shoe.
Movdicporos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and Kp6roi an impulse) having
one bmch of oars.
M vcirt^/o) -w, f. ->7<rw, (fr. same,
and ytd^ofiai to fight) to fight in
single combat.
Movoua%ia, -as, fi, (fr. same) a
single combat, duel; a fencing
match.
Movouaxos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same)
fighting in single combat ; a gla-
diator, champion.
same) a sole ruler, monar h,\y[6vov, (neut. of u6t,o$) only, sole-
MOP
Mov6<b9a\uos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and o<pQa\fib$ an eye th. Sirro-
uai to see) one-eyed, blind of one
eye.
Movoxtruv, -wvo?, 6, >), (fr. same,
and ^iruv a coat) having one
coat, wearing an inner garment
only.
Mov6\pd<pot, Dor. for pov6djn<posy
-ov, b, !j, (fr. same, and xpljipot a
vote) who gives his vote differ-
ent from the rtst, iivh j/t lu'/ent ;
discretionary, left to one's own
Mill, acting according to one's
own judgment.
Movdw -u>, f. -oio-w, p. fttfidviiHca,
{ fr. fiovos only) to J or sake, leave
ulont, aliawlon, desert, per. par.
pass, ptnovutpivos, -n, -ov. 1 a.
ind. pass. tftovwQnv.
Moi'w0£i;, -claa, -iv, 1 a. par. pass.
— MovwOrjvui, 1 a. inf. pass, of
last.
Moi/tiw£or Mwvof,-u^oj, b,f), (fr.
udvoi single, and 6vv\ a hoof)
single-hoofed, solid hoofed, with
the hoof entire.
Movwrarof, -tj, -ov, sup. of u6-
voj.
M6pa, -at, fj, (fr. /wt/pw to divide) a
regiment, battalion
yidpyvvui, same as oudpyvvfii.
Mopia, -uy, >/, a mulberry-tree ; a
sacred olive.
king, governor.
i/lovap^ia, -a?, t), (fr. same) the
govern -nent of one, sovereignty,
empire; a monarchy, king-
dom.
Movaptficb's, -n, -ov, (fr. same) mo-
narchical, arbitrary.
Movap^o?, -ov, b, (fr. same) a sole
ruler, monarch.
Mova?, -ahos, ff, (fr. fidvog alone)
unity, one; a monad.
Movactiiic, -o'v, 6, (fr. same) solitude,
retirement, loneliness.
'yiovaari'ipiov, -ov,rb, (*•*. same, and
larnyn to stand) a monastery.
(v.
Movovoi and Movovou^r, (fr. fi6vos
alone, and ou or ovyl not) only
not, almost, all but.
Mov6p%is, -iot, Att. -to)?, b, (fr.
next, and op^rj a testicle) hav-
ing one testicle.
Mc5voj, -r), -ov, alone, only, sole,
single ; solitary, lonely, deserted,
forsaken.
Movents, -nros, b\ (""• last) unity.
Mov6rp orros, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same, and
rp&sos a manner) of one fashion
or style, simple, plain, solitary,
lonely; austere, harsh, rigid.
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Mop/w -w, f. -r/aoi, (fr. u6pot death)
to kill, put to death.
MifpY/ioj, -ov, b, f), same as u6pcituoc.
Mdpiov, -ov, rd, (fr. p<$po;a portion,
th. ficipu) to divide) a particle,
small part or portion. Tu udpia,
the private parts.
MopuoXvKtiov, -ov, rb, and Mop/io-
Au«»7, -ns, fj, (fr. uopftu) a hag) a
mask ; a bugbear,
M.opiio\vao~(i) or-rrw, (fr. same) to
frigliten with a bugbear, terrify,
affright, scare.
Mop//df, -r\, -ov, {fr. same) terrify-
ing, frightful, dreadful. Subs.
vain fear, false apprehension.
Mopfivpovra, a. of popuvpwv, pres.
par. act. of
Mop/iupw, (perhaps fr. j/upwto flow)
to murmur, gurgle, purl, roar
as the sea ; to gush, overflow.
Mop^iw, -60s -ovs, hi a bugbear, hoh-
gohlin,spright, hag, witch, ghost;
a frightful noise. Also used as
an interjection, Oh ! shame !
Mdpfar, 1 a. inf. act. — M(5p(w, 1
f. ind. act. of [xopyvvu) or fi6p-
yvvpi.
Mopderj, -taaa, -tv, (fr. udpjj fate)
fatal, deadly, destructive ; made
with much labour, exquisitely
made, wonderfully fine.
Mdpov, -ov, rb, a mulberry.
Mdpos, -ov, b, portion, share, lot :
destiny, fate, death.
Mdpoxdos, -ov, b, a kind of Egyp-
tian stone or earth used tor whi-
tening clothes, such as perhaps
pipeclay or fuller's earth.
Mopoi/ios, -ov, b, fji (fr« r6p°S fate.
fated, destined, doomed ; fatal,
deadly, causing death; morta*.
subject to death.
MOT
Moptoou), f. -fw, p. -x<i, to dirty,
foul, bespatter, daub.
Mop<pd, -as, Dor. for uoptyfj.
Xlopipdus, Dor. for uopffjets, -iaaa,
-tv, (fr. next) shapely, comely,
fair, handsome.
\A.op<pti, -rjs, fi, outward appearance,
form, shape, figure ; beauty.
KA.op<pvoi~o, Ion. for uopQvov, g. sin.
of
tAop<pvbs, -r),-bv, same as op<pvds.
h/lop(f>6u) -fi, f. -wo-w, p. (xeu6p(f>u)Ka,
(fr. uop<pfi form) to form, figure,
shape; to lake a shape or figure,
grow into form. per. pass, ut-
u6p<j><j)uai. 1 a. pass. ind. euop-
<f><l>9tiv' sub. uop<p<j>Q&, -rjs, -f,.
M6p<pu)ua, -dros, rb, and Moo^wert s,
-tof, Att. -£(os, %, (fr. same )form,
appearance, figure, an image,
appearance, vision; delineation,
sketch, draught.
tAdacvv, -vvos, b, a wooden lower,
fortress, rampart, bulwark.
Moa^dpiov, -ov, to, (dim. of u6a-
X<>S a calf) a little calf.
Mdcrxao?, -ov, b, »/, (fr. same) of 01
belonging to a calf.
M6o~xtvua, -dros, to, (fr. uoaxzvui
to slip, th. it6a%os a scion) a shoot,
set, slip, scion, graft, sucker.
Moa^tvo), f. -evaoi, (fr. u6a%os a
scion) to slip, plant, set, rear
plants from slips.
Moa%iov, -ov, rb, (dim. of u6o-%os
a calf) a little calf.
Mo£T^07rouct) -5, f. -jycrw, p. utuoa^o-
iroir)Ka, (fr. same, and iroiiu> to
make) to make a calf, set up a
calf. 1 a. ind. act. t^oa^ovoir)-
aa.
Mdo-^o?, -ov, 6, i], a calf, heifer,
young bullock; a shoot, twig,
slip, plant ; a kind of scent,
musk. g. Dor. uda^o), a. pi. Dor.
Mdo-xps, -ov, b, a proper name.
MoTbs, -ov, b, lint.
Mot6o) -fi, (fr. last) to apply lint,
dress a wound.
Mdrwfftj, -tog, Att. -ews, !/, (fr.
same) the application of lint to a
wound, dressing.
Movvdl;, (fr. uovvos for u6vos alone)
apart, asunder, separately; one
by one, alone, only, solely.
Movvapxos for u6vapxos.
Mowapx'ia, and Ion. -xfli f°r uo-
va?Xia\
Wiovvoytrhs for uovoyev>js.
Movv6ic<t>\os, -ov, b, *), (fr. udvos
alone, and *fiXov a limb) having
one story or floor.
Movv6Xi0os, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
Xiflos a stone) made of or con-
sisting of one stone only.
Mowo/ia^io) -fi, same as uovoua-
Movvos, Poet, for u6vos, d. sin.
fern, jxovvt}. n. pi. novvoi.
Mouj/o^ujjs, -tog -ovs, b, f/, (fr. last,
and Qvfi nature) of one nature,
singular.
Mowu^/a, -as, ft, Munychia, the
port of Athens, where there
was a temple in honour of
Diana.
MX
Movvvtftiov, -Svos, b, (fr. last) the
first of the spring months a-
mong the Athenians ; it com-
prehended part of April and
March.
Movca, -vs, h a muse ; poetry ; i
song, poem, music, g. pi. uov
trfiv, ^Eol. uovadutv, Dor. uov-
adv.
Movaalos, -a, -ov, and Movaetos
-a, -ov, (fr. last) same as uovcl
k6s.
Movctlov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
study, museum, theatre,
Movai£(j), (fr. same) to sing; to
try or contend in singing.
Movoticri, -rjs, r), music ; versifica
tion.
MovoYicbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) devot
ed to the muses, inspired by the
muses ; fond of literature ; learn-
ed, musical, singing, tuneful.
Subs, a musician, singer.
Movauc&si (fr. last) musically.
MovaiaSciv, Poet, and Dor. for
uovoityiv, pres. inf. of uovai-
Mova6\r)irros, -ov, b, r), (fr. uovaa
the muse, and \aufidvu to take)
inspired by the muses.
Movgtiv, Att. for uov cgtiv.
MovarwuijTup, -opos, r), (fr* uovaaa.
muse, and urjrvp a mother) the
mother of the muses.
MoxOevvTas, Dor. for uoxdovvras,
a. pi. cont. of po^O i<av -fiv, pres.
par. act. of
Mo^Af'to -5, f. -/ja<a, (fr. u6%9os la-
bour) to labour, toil ; to be fa-
tigued, faint, fail; to labour
under, suffer from pain
MX®
Mi5a£, -ukos, b, (fr. ufa to prew
upon) a shellfish, limpet.
Mvas, a. pi. of uvs.
yivyaMri or MvyaXrj or MvoydXi},
-rjs, r), (fr. uvs a. mouse, and ya-
\{tj or ya\}) a weasel) o weasel-
mouse, shrew-mouse.
Mvyubs, -ov, b, (fr. uvfo to shut
the lips) a noise made through
the nose when the lips are shut ;
a snuff, sneer, snort ; a squeak,
squeal.
Mv8d£ouai, to abhor, detest, dislike,
loath, be averse to.
MvSaivu), f. -avG>, (fr. uvSdu) to
grow wet) to moisten, wet.
Mv$a\ios} -a, -ov, (fr. same) wet,
moist ; injured with wet, rotten.
MvSdo) -fi, f. -J70-W, p. -Ka, to grow
wet or moist; to be injured or
spoiled by wet; to rot, become
putrid; to drop, drip.
MvSrjo-is, -ios, Att. -£u>£, }), (fr.
last) putrefaction from wet, rot.
MvSos, (fr. uvu) to shut the lips)
mute, dumb.
Mvoosy -ov, b, (fr. uvSdo) to grow
wet) matter, corruption, puru-
lent running.
MvSowcrav, Poet, for uvSdaav, a.
sin. fern. cont. pres. par. act. of
same.
Mv5p[ao-is, -ios, Att. -twff, fj, defect
of the, eyes, dimness.
MvSpos, -ov, b, red-hot iron.
MvSibv, -Zvos, b, fungous or proud
flesh.
MiJ<W, -wvos, b, Mydon, a proper
name.
MveXdeis, -taoa, -tv, (fr. next)/utf
of marrow, nutritious,
trouble, pres. inf. act. uoxBieiv Mvt\bs, -ov, b, marrow; pith; the
Mdxdtjua, -arof, rb, (fr. same) la
bour, toil, hardship.
Moxdr/pd, pi. neut. of uox8rjp6s.
Moxdvpia, -as, %, (fr. uox8npbS
grievous, th. u6xdos labour)
vexation, trouble; malice, ma-
lignity f spite ; wickedness, de-
pravity.
Mox8tjp6ouai -ovuat, (fr. same) to
labour under, grieve, be sorrow-
ful.
Mox8tjpbs,-a, -bv, (ft. udxQos trou-
ble) troublesome,vexatious, griev-
ous, sorrowful; wretched, mise-
rable ; depraved, wicked.
MoxdrjaavTi, d. sin. of /io^;0»7<raf, 1
a. par. act. of uoxStw.
Moxdi&vTi, Dor. for uox^ovgi, 3
pi. pres. ind. act. of
Mox8t£u>, same as uox8i(a.
Mdydos, -ov, b, labour, struggle,
toil, effort, travail ; trouble, grief,
pain, wo.
MoxOoo), same as uox8iu>.
Mo^f'o), -two), and-<5u), (fr. uox^bs
a bar) to raise or move with a bar
or crow ; to effect with labour.
Mo^Xiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of next) a
small crow or bar.
Mox^bs, -ov, 6, and Mo^Xtuj, -ios,
b, a bar, crow, lever; pole, spar ;
a bolt.
M<54'o?,-ou, b, a man's name.
MD, a mournful cry.
(399)
inside; strength.
MveXdu) -5, f. -fitrw, (fr. last) tofitt
with marrow, strengthen, fat-
ten.
Mves, n. pi. of uvs, v. fi uv, g. pi.
uvu>v, d. uveaaiv.
Muf'w, f. ->?<7a>, p. -Ka, to instruclin
sacred things, initiate. Mviuuat,
to learn the rudiments, make a
beginning.
Mv^d'j) or Mu^'m, (fr. uifa to
press) to suck, suck out.
Mv£r)Tris, -ov, b, (fr. next) a sucker.
Mv£u), f. -vo-a), to press or squeeze,
keep pressed; to mutter, grum-
ble, snore; to buzz, hum; to
breathe or make a noise through
the nose with the lips shut ; to
suck, suck out.
MvOeat, Ion. for uvdji, 2 sin. pres.
sub. mid. — Mvdelo-ds, 2 pi. and
MvOelrai, 3 sin. pres. ind. —
MvdeTffdai, pres. inf. cont. of
Mvdeouai, (fr. uvdos a saying) to
speak, tell of, report, declare, re-
late, recount, tell a story.
Mvdevo), f. -evcu), (fr. same) to re-
late fabulous stories, allegorize,
make parables.
Mvdrjo-aturfv, 1 a. opt. mid. — M»-
8)'icaaQai, 1 a. int. mid. — Mv6)'/-
o~aro, Ion. for euvdrjoaTo, 3 sin. 1
a. ind. mid. of uvdiouai.
yivdi^oiaa, Dor. for uvdigovca, fern,
pres. par. act. of
MY A
Mrfl^w, (fr. uvdot a word) to utter,
declare, tell of wonderful things ;
to speak low, mutter, grumble.
Mv0T»d$, -h, -bv, (fr. same)/a£u-
lous, feigned.
Mvddvpd^ot;, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and ypd<pv to write) a writer of
fables.
hivBoXoytvm,f. -tiffu>, and MvfloXo-
yiu>, f. -rjffw, (fr. pldof a fable,
and Xiyw to speak) to relate sto-
ries, amuse with stories ; to fable,
alles
MvOoXoyia, -a$,^, (fr. same) a nar-
ration of faults ; a fabulous his-
tory, mythology ; a story, tale.
hlvdoX6yog, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a re-
latir of fahles, story-teller.
t/[v6ovoidi, -ol, b, >), (fr. piOoi a fa-
b'e, and iroiiu to make) an in-
ventor of fables.
Mvdos, -ov, b, a word, speech, say-
ins, discourse, conversation ; fa-
ble, fiction; persuasion, advice
cov
lAvdmrtcraroi, sup. of
-otj, b, »'/, (fr. fiiQos
a fable ) fubulous, J dp I
- «;, h\ (perhaps fr. /ii£w to
buzz) a fly. g. pi. uviuv, Dor.
uv r<i'n> v.
-.1, S sin. cont. pres. ind.
pass, of
Mvmi'ui -w, f. -dew, and -fjeu, to
low, bellow, roar; to ring, grate.
2 a. tpvicov, Ion. ui-tcov.
Mi'«cf, Ion. for ipvKt, 3 sin. 2 a,
ind. act. of last.
yivicndubs, -ov, b, same as next.
Mvxijua, -aroi, re, (fr. pvKdot to
low) a lowing, roaring, bellow-
ing.
cv,from Myctni.
1/lvKnpoc or MovKtipoCf -ov,b, an al-
mond, almond-tree.
itlvKnc, -nro$ or -ov, b, a mushroom ;
the hilt of a snort I.
M4af9tfi -io«, )7, same as uvKnua.
hlvunrdv, Dor. for piKtiruiv, g. pi.
ol
hlvKvrfu, -ov, b, (fr. fivKau) to low)
lowing, roaring, bellowing.
hlvicXai, -air, al, and MrrAoi, -u»v.
ol, black marks on the neck and
feet of asses.
. Ion. for ipvKov, 2 a. ind.
act. of pwcaw.
t, -f?poc, L (perhaps fr. pio-
cu> to snuff) the nose, nostril; a
sneer, scoff.
hi VKTilpi(ii), f. -ICO), p. ptpl'KTrplKa,
(fr. last) <o snetrat, mock, srrff,
show contempt or derision. I o.
ind. tpvKrr,oioa.
Mi>Kr»7/)iff^d?, -op, o, (fr. last) sneer,
scqfing, derision.
MverukaTJs, -or, e, (fr. same) a
mocker, scoffer.
hlvKrr/cdKOfi-zos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. same,
and Kopros a boasting) snorting,
foaming.
Mi»Aa£, -Skos, b, (fr. next) a mill-
stone.
hlvXn, -n$, {/, a mill, quern ; a mill-
stone. hlvXat, -wv, at, the double
teeth, grinders.
MvXidu -w, (fr. last) to grind or
MTP
gnash uith the teeth ; to chew
with the duuhlt tttth.
Mv><*iy, -fi, -ov, (fr. same) belong-
ing to a mill.
hlvXidwvrcs, Poet, for pvXiZvrts,
n. pi. cont. pres. par. act. of pv-
Xtdv.
hlvXXuc, -alos, f/, a hrnlot.
hlvXXbi, -ov, b, fi, aooked, curved,
bent, winding.
Mt'»o{, -ov, I, a kind of fish,
mullet.
hliXXw, {fr. uvXti a mill) to grind,
bruise with stones ; to have con-
nexion uith a woman ; to make
signs with the lips, hint.
hlv\oci!i)i, -hi -ovs, b, ff, (fr. same,
and illoi an appearance) like a
millstone; heaiy, pemderous.
Mi'Xoj, -ov, b. same as pvXn. Mt-
Xoi, -ii»v, oi, the double teeth.
Mrtu», -wvof, b, (i'r. ui>\i) a mill)
a place to grind in ; a mill, bake-
house, workhouse, d. pi'Xuvi.
Mt' ua,-uroi,rd, food of flesh and
blood.
Mf>, a. sin. of pUf.
, -fi, -ov, (perhaps fr. pti
not, and avedw to speak, or fr.
fiiutlo shut the lips) mute, dumb,
sib nt.
hlvin, -rs, ff, (fr. apvvu to avert)
a pretext, excuse, apology ; a
screen, defence, protection.
hlvvopai, (fr. same) to avert,
guard, protect; to cover, cloak,
pretend.
Mtf£«, -tit, h, the dirt of the noset
snivel.
Mi\rurtjp, -'ipos, b, (fr. last) a nose,
nostril, pipe.
hltoKTdvos, -ov, b, {), (fr. uv< a
mouse, and ktiIvu to kill) a
killer of mice.
hlvpa, -uv, rd, the name of a
town.
MiMna, -nc, ^, (fi* r^pos a lam-
prey) a kind offish, lamprey.
hlvpcro, Ion. for tpvpero, 3 sin.
impf. of pvpopai, in pvpui.
Mio£^<jco?, -fj, -ov, (fr. fivpov per-
fumery, ord fi/w to compound)
belongirg to perfumery, odori-
ferous, scented. Subs, a per-
fumer.
hlvoixlii, -ov, b, (fr. same) a per-
fumer.
Mioi', for uvpia, pi. neut. of ftvpioc.
hlvoidiec, n. — hlvptdcas, a. —
Mi pidci or -civ, d. pi. of fivpids.
hlvpiaKis, (fr. next) ten thousand
times, very often.
hlvpidc, -dca, tj, (fr. uvpiot ten
thousand) the number ten tltou-
sand, a myriad; an immense
multitude.
Mvpcgtt, f. -jo-<d, p. utuvpixa, (fr.
fn'oov perfumery) to anoint, per-
fume, scent. 1 a. act. ind. e^vpi-
tro" inf. uvoiaai.
hlvpiKT], -rii, {], a kind of shrub,
the tamarisk.
MtoFvj'iof, -fi, -bv, (fr. last) of the
tamarisk.
hlvpiot, -at, -a, (pi. of uvpioi) ten
thousand, a vast number.
yivoio-zX.dcios, -ov, 6, {], (fr. last)
(400)
MT2
ten thousand fold, manifold,
greatly multiplied,
hlvplos, -a, -ov, infinite, immense,
innumerable, numberless,
hlvptdrijs, -nro{, iy, (fr. last) a my-
riad, ten thousand ; an immense
number,
hlvpiaat, 1 a. inf. act. of uvplQu).
hlvpiafibf, -ov, b, {fr. uvpl^w to
anoint, th. fivpov perfumery)
an anointing,
hlvpual-or Bvpua!;, ^Eoh and Dor.
hlvpftriiuv, -£>voi, b, and hlvpuntloy
-at, I/, (fr. ftvppoc an ant) a nest
of ants, ant Intl.
hlipfinKidu-w, (fr. uvpur)£ a wart)
to be troubled with warts.
WlvpftnKoXfuv. -ovrot,b, (fr. vvppnt
an ant, and Xiwv a lion) tit old
lion, sire of lions ; the antbear.
Mt'p/Ji?f, -17/coj, b, same &s pvpuos.
hivpuicdvtoatv, Ion. and Poet. d.
of
hlvpulouv, -6vo(, b, a proper name.
hlvpuic6vtc, ol, the Myrmidons,
soldiers of Achilles, g. pi. Mtp-
uti6ni)V.
Mvpfioi, -ov, b, an ant, pismire ; a
wart, pimple ; a cliff, ridge.
hlvpvtvot, -17, -ev, and Xuvpvivos,
-n, -ov, (fr. uvpfia myrrh) of or
belonging to myrrh.
hlvpo(3pcj(fii,-ioi -ovt, 6, it, (fr. uv-
puv ointment, and Gpi^u to wet)
wet with ointment.
hlvpov, Ion. for iuvpov, impf. ind.
act. of uvpu).
hlvpov, -ov, rb, ointment, perfume-
ry, scent.
Wlvpl>a,-as, fi, (fr. uvpov perfume-
ry) myrrh, an odoriferous gum.
hivpetvioiv, -oivoi, b, (fr. next) a
myrtle grove.
hlvpoivn, -ng, }), same as avprof.
hlvprov, -ov, rb, a myrtle berry.
Mvpros, -ov, fj, a myrtle.
hlv aw, to flow, drop, trickle down,
clistd. hlvpouai, to shed tears,
weep, lament, mourn.
MPj, fivbi, b, a mouse.
hlvodfa, (fr. uvoos wickedness) to
commit wickedness.
Mi'uaf, Ion. for iuvcav, 3 pi. 1 a.
ind. act. of uvo.
hlvoapbs, -d, -bv, (fr. uvooc wicked-
ness) wicked, odious, detestable.
hlvoapxfis, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
apxn government) a detestable
governor.
hlvcdrrouai, f. -^ouat, p. utpveay-
uai, (fr. uvcog wickedness) to
abominate, detest, aohor, hate,
loath, be disgusted with.
hlvoia, -a?, f], Mysia, the name of
a country.
Mfo-of, -tog -ovs, rb, an abomina-
tion, pollution, crime, wicked-
ness. Ta pi eta, impurities.
hlvcbc, -ov, 6, i), detestable, abomi-
nalile, polluted, base, wicked.
hlvoout, -rrui, to wipe the nose, blow
the nose ; to snuff, snuffle or
blow through the nose.
hlvcra^, -aicos, fj, (fr. pvw to press
the lips) the upper lip, the ha*
on the upper lip, mustaches.
MnA
Mv<rTi$pio» , -ov, rb, (fr. next) a
mystery, something hidden ; a
secret to be revealed.
Mi/urns, -ov, 6, (fr. uviu to initiate)
a person initiated in sacred mys-
teries ; a novice ; a priest, teach-
er.
MvotIkos, ->j, -bv, (fr. same) re-
lating to mystery, mystic, mysti-
cal, mysterious, awful, wonder-
ful.
MuctiAij, jjf, i), a spoon or ladle
made of the crust of bread or of
shell.
MiiffWAAw, to cut into small pieces,
mince, chop.
Mvarij, -»<5o?, »/, (fr. uvio> lo ini-
tiate) a female initiated in mys-
teries ; a priestess.
Mvorpov, -ov, to, (fr. uvcrt\n a
spoon) a spoon, ladle.
.Mvris, -iSoi, fi, a nose, snout, nos-
tril of a fish.
Mvrrbs or Mvr^j, -ov, b, (fr. fivo)
to shut the lips) mute, dumb.
Mvrroi, same as yLvcau.
Mvttutov, -ov, rb, a savoury
sauce ; a pudding, made of gar-
he, cheese, and eggs ; omelet.
MiJ^aroj, -n, -ov, same as/iv^to?.
Mu£0t£u, (fr. uvfa to mutter) to
sigh, breathe heavily, lament,
grieve ; to mock, deride.
Mu^0«r/ioj, -ov, b, (fr. last) a sigh,
- groan ; mockery, derision.
Mvy^ioi, -a, -ov, (fr. next) inward,
within, internal, from within ;
concealed, hidden, abstruse.
MiJ^dj, -oi>, b, a recess, the in-
most part of any place ; hollow,
interior ; cavity, depth ; a bay,
gulf, harbour ; a shrine, sanc-
tuary.
Muw, f. -area, to shut, close, shut up,
keep closed ; to close the lips, be
silent ; to shut the eyes, wink.
1 a. ind. act. iuvaa.
MCtbr, -ah/o?, b, a muscle ; a mus-
cular or fleshy part of the body.
Mvo)ird£u>, f. -aca>, (fr. next) to
wink, shut the eyes against the
light ; to have bad sight or sore
eyes. par. pres. act. jivtoird&v.
Muwtti'^Wj (fr. next) lo goad, spur.
pass, lo be tormented with flies.
Mi>u></>, -wiro?, 6, rj, (fr. uvu) to shut,
and uip the eye) winking, blink-
ing, not able to bear the light,
sore-eyed, dim-sighted. Subs, a
gad-fly; a goad. d. [ivuirt.
Muxdu -<3, f. -fjcu), and Mwk/£w, f.
-few, (fr. h&kos a mocker) to
mock, scoff, deride, ridicule, de-
spise.
Mwkiov, -ov, rb, a cloak.
Mwkos, -ov, b, a fool, mocker, scof-
fer.
MwA/w, (fr. next) to fight.
MwAoj, -ov, b, abattle, engagement,
fght ; carnage, tumult, din of
war ; a mole, quay, pier.
MwAv, -voc, rb, name of an herb.
M<iAu£a, -rjg, f), a head of garlic.
MwAvc, -vos, and MwAv£, -vkos, b,
ignorant, unlearned; slothful,
ctutl, lazy, inactive ; heavy, Ian-
guid, remiss ; weak.
3E
MH2
Ma>Ai5w or MwAvvw, (fr. last)
make dull or blunt.
MwAwtt/w -ij, f. -^o-cd, (fr. (itt>\u>\p a
wound) to wound by scourging ;
to scourge, beat, pound, bruise.
Mu>Aw7n£w, (fr. next) to raise awelt,
scourge.
MwAwi//, -wroj, 6, a wound ; welt,
stripe, scar.
Moijidouai or Mwpiouai, f. fiw//>r
oofiai, (fr. u&uos disgrace) to
blame, find fault with, reproach,
censure ; to mock, make derision
of, scoff at. 1 a. mid. ind. e^w-
fincdfinv inf. uwufjaaadat. i a.
pass. ind. enwufjdnv.
Mu)udo-aro, Dor. and Ion. for t//w-
pfio-aro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid.
of last.
Muutiipevos, Dor. for iKajiovucvos,
pres. par. pass. — Mwutvvrai,
Dor. for uwfiovvrai, 3 pi. pres.
ind. pass, of fi^ntouai.
Mw/ifi'w, f. -cvew, same as uo>uio-
uai.
MufinOw, -jjs, -y, 1 a. sub. pass. —
Maft>}<TT]Tai, 3 sin. I a. sub. mid.
of uufiiouai.
Mwuvua, -biros, rb, (fr. utouos
blame) a reproof, censure, repre-
hension, reproach.
Mu>nfj<ratTo, 3 sin. 1 a. opt. mid —
Mw/irjcrao-Oai, 1 a. inf. mid. —
Mu/Dyiru/iai, -n, -nrai, 1 a. sub
mid. of utoftiofiai.
Muunrris, -ov, b, (fr. u&uos dis
grace) a censurer, reprover ; a
mocker, scoffer.
Mwunrbs, -n, -bv, (fr. next) cul-
pable, blameable, reprehensible ;
despicable.
Mw/io?, -ov, b, spot, stain, disgrace,
infamy, reproach, censure, re-
proof; a mocker, scoffer ; the god
Momus.
Mwv, whether ?
Mdvog, -a, -ov, Dor. for (i6vo$.
Mwvu£, -v%os, b, >), Sync, for uo-
vihw^.
Mu>vv%as, a. pi. of last.
Mwpo/vo), f. nu>pavG>, p. [lefidpayKa
(fr. /iWjjd? foolish) to become
foolish or infatuated; to play the
fool, act foolishly ; to become in-
sipid, tasteless, lose savour. 1 a.
ind. act. cuwpava, Att. efuhpnva.
per. ind. pass. ptutZpapitai. 1 a.
pass. ind. eucopdvdnv, -ns, -v.
MwpavdCb, -fjs, -ji, 1 a. sub. pass,
of last.
Miopia, -as, fit (fr- uwpbs foolish)
folly, foolishness.
MwpoAoyia, -as, fj, (fr. same, and
\iyo) to speak) foolish talking.
MwpoA<5yoj, -ov, b, f), (fr. same) a
vain talker, babbler.
Mwpov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
folly, foolishness.
Mwpo?, -«, -ov, tasteless, insipid ;
fooluth, silly ; abandoned, prqfii-
gate, wicked. Subs, a fool.
Mwowj, (fr. last) foolishly, stupid-
ly.
Mfif«) -<k, Dor. for u.ov<ra.
Mwcw, -on, and Moxrjr?, -tog, Att
-A:>?, b, Motes.
yiaio&ai, Sync, for uucracOat, 1 a.
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NAI
inf. mid. of fi6u, Lacon. for
udio.
Mwvotjs, -ov, and Movoevs, -ios, b,
■ Moses.
N
N, v, called nu, the thirteenth of
the modern Greek letters ; but
the fourteenth of the ancient.
Whence, in numbering, v is usea
for the fifth decade, or fifty ; or
with a dot under it, y, for fifty
thousand.
Naatniv, 6, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
Na/ftv, b, Heb» indecl. a bed cham-
ber ; a bed.
Ndj3Aa, -m)v, ra, and Nd/?Aaj, -ov,
b, a stringed musical instrument.
Na/3Arj, -?jj, f], a ship.
Nayyal, b, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
TSaye(l, Heb. indecl. the south.
Nat?, Ion. and Dor. for vrjes, n. pi.
of vavs.
Nairns or Jiaierns, -ov, b, (fr. valia
to inhabit) an inhabitant, na-
t:ve.
~Na$apa7os, -a, -ov, and Na^apnvbs,
-il, -bv, and Na£wpa7os, -ov, b, ff,
(fr. next) inhabiting Nazareth ;
a Nazarene, Nazarite.
Nafrptd or Nafapir, §, Heb. in-
decl. the name of a town.
Na£o)pa?o?, -a, -ov, (fr. last) be-
longing to or inhabiting Naza-
reth, Nazarene.
Nadav, b, Heb. indecl. the name
of a prophet.
Na^avarjA, 6, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
Nat, yes, yea, verily, indeed, truly,
just so, I pray or beseech you.
Natfcs, NaiaSes, and Ion. N^jafoy,
-ojv, a\, (fr. vdo) to flow) Naiads,
nymph6 of the rivers ana
streams.
'Na'iSiov, -ov, to, (fr. vabg a temple,
a little temple, chapel, shrine.
Na?t, Ion. for ivau, 3 sin. impf.
ind. act. — Kaia, 3 sin. pres.
ind. act. of vaiu).
IsaiEo-Ke, Ion. for tvaltoict, 3 sin.
impf. act. of vaiiaKw, Poet, for
vaio).
NaurdtcKov, Ion. and Epenth. for
tvaiiraov, -tj, -t, impf. act. —
Naitrdovca, n. fern. pres. par.
act. — Nal£Tdov(T,, for vaurdovai,
3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
Najtrdw, same as vaiu>.
Natfrdwffi, Poet, or Ion. for vaie-
rwcri, 3 pi. pres. ind. cont. ; or
Dor. for vaierdovot, 3 pi. pres.
ind. simple of last.
Natv, hi indecl. Syriac, the name
of a town.
Nofoiaa, Dor. for valovca, n. fem
pres. par. — Naioiot, Dor. ana
NA2
JEo\. for valovai, 3 pi. pres. ind.
act. of va/w.
Tialov, Ion. ibr ivaiov, impf. act. of
vuiu).
Nalpuv, -ov, rb, a kind of perfume.
Naif, -<<5of, ft, pi. NaWif, wh. see.
Nalu>,to dwell, inhabit ; to be situ-
ated.
Nd/en, -ns , ft, same as
Ndicos, -cos -ovs, ri, a skin with the
fleece on, fleece.
Nd/iii, -aros, rd, (fr. van) to flow)
a riuer, stream, fountain ; juice,
iijuor. d. pi. vdfiaai.
Nav, Dor. forvaCv, a. sin. ofvauf.
Nrfvi»7, -ns, ft, un aunt ; a father
or mother's sister.
Wavbs, -oD, 6, a dwarf.
Navwcns, -cos -ovs, b, ft, (fr. last)
/i«/e, small, dwarfish, puny.
NaoJ, n. pi. of
Nudj, -ov, b, and Att. Nea>?, -w, 6,
(fr. vafo to inhabit) a temple,
sacred house ; tfie house of God.
Tiaovu, b, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
Hao<pv\al;, -aKos, b, (fr. vabs a tem-
ple, and <pv\doau> lo guard) the
keeper of a temple.
Nuiri/, -ns, ft, nnd Nairof, -coj -ovj,
rb, a forest, thicket, grove, plant-
ing ; a glen, shaded valley ; wood-
Innd country, downs ; the hollow
slope or declivity of a mountain.
N<i7n>, -vos, rb, mustard, mustard-
seed.
Nap<W» -ov, b, nard, an Indian
shrub producing spikenurd.
fiapd>,Kiov, -ov, rb, (fr. vdpBn% a
cane) a medicine chest, case, box
or pot for medicine ; a book on
medicine, dispensatory.
Napd}iKO(p6pos,-ov,b, ft, (fr. same,
and <pipu to carry) a cane-bearer,
mace-bearer, beadle.
HdpSt/l-, -nicos, b, a certain plant,
reed, cane.
NdpKtKpOov, -ov, rd, (perhaps fr.
vdoSos spikenard, and xalw to
burn ) a kind of perfume.
N(ip/caii>, and -iu> -u>, f. -tjoo), (fr.
next) to become torpid or numby
be benumbed, lose the feeling ; to
be motionless ; to be dim.
NdpKT), -ns, ft, the torpedo, gymno-
tus electricus, electric eel ; numb-
ness, torpor, stupefaction ; drow-
siness, lethdrgy.
NdpKnfia, -dros, rd, and Ndpicnais,
4 -ios, Att. -cu>s, ft, (fr. last) numb-
ness, torpor.
UdoKtaaos, -ov, b, a man's name ;
ft, the flower narcissus.
NapKdoi -<5, f. -liffw, same as vap-
KtlU).
JVapKu>8>is,-eos -ovs, b, ft, (fr. vdpicn
numbness) numbed, stupid, dull;
stupifying, narcotic.
NdpnuHTis, -ios, Att. -coys, ft, (fr.
same) numbness, stupefaction,
torpor.
Jtapici0T?Kds, -n,-bv, (fr. same) nar-
cotic, stupifying.
NapruXo?, -ov, b, a kind of vessel.
NdpTr, -Tjs, ft, an odoriferous plant.
JUdffaro, and Navo-tiro, Ion. and
Poet, for cvdaaro, 3 sin. 1 a.
NAT
ind. mid. — TUdvaoBat, 1 a. inf.
mid. — NdoBnv, -ns, -n, Ion. for
cvdffdnv, 1 a. ind. pass. — NaV
aa, Ion. and Poet, for haoa, 1 a.
ind. act. of vdm, for valut.
Naai0, Nam<p or Natrty, Heb. in-
decl. a president, ruler, gover-
nor.
Naatwra?, -a, b, Dor. for vnciw-
rns.
Tiaoubs, -ov, b, (fr. vda> to flow) a
stream, rivulet.
Ndoos, Dor. for vftaoj.
NaVffw, f. vdou> and vd^u), to press,
press down, compress, press to-
gether ; to stuff, cram ; to pile,
heap up. per. par. pass, vtvaa-
uivos.
Tiaorbs, -ft, -bv, (fr. last) stuffed,
full, close, thick ; firm, consist-
ent, tough ; a cake made of
honey, fruit and other ingre-
dients.
Nauay/w -w, f. -fto-u>,p. vcvavdynxa,
(fr. vavs a ship, and dyw to
break) to suffer shipwreck, be
wrecked. 1 a. ind. act. cvavdyn-
aa' par. vavayt'/eas, -aoa,-av, g.
-avros, d. pi. vavayi'ioaci.
Navayla, -as, ft, and Havdyiov, -ov,
rd, (fr. same) a shipwreck, wreck,
fragments ; ruin, desolation.
Tiavaybs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a ship-
wrecked sailor.
Natmp^/w -<3, f. -ftffw, (fr. vavs a
ship, and ap^ft the command)
to command a fleet or ves-
sel.
Tiavapxta, -as, ft, (fr. same) the
command of a vessel or fleet.
Navap%os, -ov, b, (fr. same) the
commanrler of a vessel or fleet ;
an admiral, captain, command-
er.
NavHrns, -ov, b, a corruption of
TiavfiXrvsi -ov, b, (fr. vavs a ship,
and (iaivu> to ascend) a sailor,
mariner, seaman.
Nai nyciv, Ion. for vavayctv, pres.
inf. act. of vavayiia.
"Savnyla, Navftyiov, Navnybs, Ion.
for vavcyiov, &c.
NatiKX/yp/w -<5, (fr. vav>c\npos a ship
owner) to be master or owner of
a ship, superintend the cargo ; to
regulate, direct, order.
NavicXnpta, -as, ft, (fr. vavs a ship,
and *cXftpo? lot) navigation, sea-
manship, steering ; merchandise,
trade, commerce ; a seafaring
life.
~Sav\Knpos, -ov, b, (fr. same) the
master or owner of a ship ; a
pilot.
Navicpapos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
a'pw to equip) an Athenian
magistrate in each borough to
see the quota of ships pro-
vided
NavKodrns, -cos -ovs, b, ft, (fr. vavs
a ship, and Kpariu to command)
powerful at sea, great at sea.
NavKpurwp, -opos, b, (fr. same) an
admiral, captain, commander,
pilot.
Hav\n, same as vrf/?Xo.
NaDXov, -ov, rd, (fr. vavs a ship)
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NAT
o fare or price of passage In a
ship, freight, ferry-money.
NavXo^/w -u>, f. -ftffo), (fr. same,
and X/^;os a bed) to come to the
mooring, anchor, come into har-
bour.
Nav\o%os, -ov, b, ft, good for moor
ing. Subs, a road, station oi
mooring for ships.
Navpaxitj) -u>, f. -fiou>, (fr. raxs a
ship, and uaxb a battle) to en
gage at sfa, fight in ships.
~Savua^la, -as, ft, (fr. same) a sea
flght, engagement,
Tiavuaxos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same) fit
for sea fighting, naval, engaging
m sea fight, fighting on sea.
Tiarv, a. sin. of vavs.
Naviratcros, -ov, ft, the name of a
town.
Navirnycvucvos, Dor. for vavxnyoi-
ucvos, pres. par. pass, of
Navnnytii) -w, f. -i)au>, (fr. vavs a
ship, and nfjywui to fasten) to
iiudil ships.
Havi:tiynoifibs, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same)
fit for ship building.
Navrrnyta, -as, ft, (fr. same) ship
bkiltnmg,
NavTrnylicds, -f),-bv, (fr. same) be-
longing or relating lo ship build-
ing ; Subs, a shipwright.
Havm'iyiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
dock-yard, place for building
ships.
Navirrjybs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a ship-
builder, shipwright.
Navs, vabs, ft, Ion. Nnvs, vnbs, vnt
(fr. vdm to float) a ship, vessel,
bark, boat.
Tiavoldoos, -ov, b, a man's name.
Navatvoos, -ov, b, a man's name.
Tiavoitropos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. vavs *
ship, and trdpos a way) naviga-
ble, frequented by ships.
Navolo-rovos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same,
and otcvu) to lament) lamentable,
dangerous for ships.
T$avot<p6pnros, -ov, b, ft, (fr. vavs a
ship, and <ptpu> to carry) carried
in ships ; seafaring.
Navoraduov, -ov, rb, and NavoraB-
uos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and araQubs
a station, th. iornui to stand) a
station for ships, dock-yard, na-
val arsenal, naval stores.
NavuroX/w -w, f. -ft<rw, (fr. same,
and ot/XXw to send) to send out
ships, provide or furnish ships
for voyage, fit out ; to go a voy-
age, travel by sea ; to make way,
go with full sails ; to steer, di-
rect, navigate.
Navrrjs, -ov, b, (fr. vavs a ship) a
sailor, mariner, seaman.
Narr/a, and Ion. Navtr/a, -as, ft,
Navrinois, and Havviaois, -tosy
Att. -cu>s, ft, (fr. same) sea-
sickness ; loathing, squeamish-
ness.
Navridu), and Navoidot -S, (fr.
last, to be sea-sick, grow sick,
vomit ; to dislike, reject, loath, be
disgusted at.
NaurY^f, -ft, -bv, (fr. vavs a ship)
naval, belonging to the sea or
sailors. T<5 vavTinbv, naval or-
NEA
mament, stores and provisions
for ships, naval stores.
HaurcAi'a, -as, and Ion. -ns, fj, (fr.
same) navigation, sailing ; a
naval expedition, voyage.
NavWXXouai, (fr. next) to navigate,
set out on a voyage, set sail.
NaurfXoj, -ov, b, (fr. vavs a ship)
a sailor, mariner, seaman. Adj.
belonging to sailors, naval ; a
shell-fish, the nautilus.
NavTiiZ&ns, -tos -ovs, b, fj, (fr.
same) causing sickness, nause-
ous, disgusting, sickening.
T$av(piv, Poet, for vn&v or vavai, g.
or d. pi. of vavs.
Hav(ppaKTdc,-ri,-Qv, (fr. vaCjaship,
and (ppdaou) to fence) fenced or
strengthened with ships, naval.
Nd00a,-77j, f), and Hd<pdas, -ov, b,
naptha, bitumen.
JNa^dX, Heb. indecl. a valley; a
torrent.
Ka^wp, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
Ndw, to inhabit ; cause to inhabit,
colonise, found, settle. 1 a. ind.
act. ivaoa, Poet, ivaaaa. 1 a.
ind. pass, tvdadnv. 1 a. ind. mid.
evaodur/v, Poet, tvaccdftnv.
Ndu), to flow, stream, gush out, flow
over ; to float.
He, in composition, signifies not.
JJHia, and N/ja, Ion. and Poet, for
vaxiv, a. sin. of vavs-
Nf'a, fem. of vios.
Ntd^Ei, 3 sin. pres. ind. of
N£a'£w, f. -dou), (fr. vios new) to
be young or under age ; to grovs
young ; to glow with the ardour
of youth.
Hca\i)s, -ios -ovs, b, f), (fr. vios
new) fresh, recent, new.
Tieav, -dvos, b, and Hzdvias,-ov, 6,
(fr. vios new) a young man ;
Adj. bold, daring, valiant, strong,
active.
Tftav?xbs,-ri, -ov, (fr. same) youth-
ful, juvenile ; manly, valiant,
active ; bold, daring ; ardent, ve-
hement, impetuous.
N an*5{, (fr. last) youthfully, ac-
tively, impetuously.
Heavtdrns, -nros, 'n, (fr. vios new)
youth.
KehvU, -l5os,f), (fr. same) a younj
woman.
fieavicKevix), (fr. same) to grow to
be young.
HeavicKos, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
youth, young man.
NediroXtf, -ios, Att. -zus, %, (fr.
same, and irdXij a city) Eng.
Naples, the name of a town.
Ntaj-ds, -a, -ov, (fr. vios new) new,
recent, strange; youthful, young,
inexperienced.
N/aj, for vijas, a. pi. Ion. of vavs .
Nedcrtj, -ios, Att. -ews, r), (fr. vios
new) newness, novelty, fresh-
ness.
Niarai, for vzvi drai, Ion. for vivnv-
rat. 3 pi. per. ind. pass, of wfu
to build ; or of vita, Ion. for vdw,
same as vaiu>.
Viaros, Ion. Sync, for vzwraros,
sup. of vios.
NEI
Nfdrdj, -i), -dv, (fr. next) renewed,
refreshed ; fallow, ploughed again,
tilled. Subs, the time of plough-
ing u field the second time.
Nfdw -w, (fr. vios new) to renew,
I refresh ; to fallow.
:N£]3aX, or Nf|8fX, Heb. indecl. a
bottle, flagon.
NejSpe^w, (fr. next) to run a6ou* in
a deer's skin.
N£/3p<?, -ilo s, 17, tne sk™ of ared or
fallow deer.
Kippieca, -as, n, a kind of serpent
with red spots.
Nzppbs, ~di), b, a young hind or
fawn, kid. vz@p£>, Dor. for vz-
Ppoij' V£j3pwj for vzfipovs-
Nf/3pw(5f?s, (fr. last) an epithet of
Bacchus, because the Baccha-
nalians wore deer skins.
2iti\aGcra, Heb. indecl. leaping,
exulting.
Nceudv, b, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
Nzzooapdv, Heb. indecl. detained.
NizoOai, pres. inf. ofviouai or viji,
to return,
ISinai, Ion. for viji, 2 sin. pres
sub. mid. of same.
T\irjxz<rot,d. pi. Poet, of
N zrjxns, -tos -ovs, b, fj, (fr. vios new
and aic?i a point) lately sharpen*
ed, very sharp.
N«/Xaro?, -ov, b, 17, (fr. same, and
aXf'a) to grind) lately ground,
newly baked.
N£>?Xv?, -vSos, b, t), (fr. same, and
tXtvBij) to come) one lately arriv-
ed ; a stranger, a. vzr)\w.
'Stovias, Nzrjvts, Ion. for vtavias and
vtdviS'
Nf7, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. cont. of
viu.
Nztaipn, -ns, Ion. for vetaipa, -as, fj,
the lower part of the belly ; the
belly.
Ntiapbs, for Kzapos.
Ndaro?, Sync, for veidraros, sup.
of vrfos, Ion. for vios, latest, last;
farthest, most remote ; lowest.
Utixz', for vzixza, a. pi. of vzlxos-
N £<*«?, 3 sin. pres. ind. cont. of
vzixiw.
Nzixzizcrxtv, Ion. Epenth. for zvzi-
xzu, 3 sin. impf. ind. act. —
fieiKiin, and by Ion. Parag
'Samirjoi, 3 sin. pres. sub. act
of
Nzixziu, Poet. forv£/Kfw.
NzixzoTrip, -vpos, b, (fr. next) a
railer, scolder, brawler ; quarrel-
ler, wrangler.
N£»Affo> -w, f. -rjcru) or -iooj, (fr.
viIkos contention) to rebuke, re-
prove, reproach, chide, scold ; to
quarrel, bicker, squabble, con-
tend.
TSeixrioEv, and Nzlxzozv, Ion. for
zvzixnoz, and zvzixzot, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. act. of last.
~Sz7xos, -tos -ovs, rb, strife, conten-
tion, dispute, wrangling, alter-
cation ; quarrel, fight ; battle,
war.
NeiXo^/t-jjov, -ov, ro, (fr. next, and
uiroov a measure) a pillar to
measure the rise and fall of the
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NEK
water of the Nile ; the Kilo-
meter.
NfiXoj, -ov, b, the river Nile.
HtiXocKoirtiov, -ov, to, (fr. last, ana
oKi-xTcuai to observe) a watch-
tower, built near Memphis, for
the same use as NtiXouirpov.
Nu/ias, -aaa, av, par. 1 a. act. —
Ncifiaro, Ion. for tviifiaro, 3 sin.
1 a. ind. mid. — Ne7uev and
N£?//£, Ion. for ivuue, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. act. of vinm.
NciuOlv, Sync, for vtiar66cv, (fr.
veiaros, sup. of vftojlast, and Qtv
from a place) from beneath^
from below, from the bottom.
NtidOt, Sync, for v£taTd0i,(fr. same,
and 6i in a place) at the bottom^
in the depth, in the loviest place.
N£?ov, -ov, to, and Nftoj, -ov, bt
Ion. for viov, and vios.
Nfi'oj, -d, Ion. -t), -ov, same as vios'
sup. veidraros.
Neioceai, Ion. for vciaop, 2 sin.
pres. sub. mid. — Kti'ooeo Ion.
for vticcov, pres, impr. mid.
of
Tteicoouat, (fr. viu> to go) to go,
move, set out, walk.
JHiiooovTai,S pi. pres, ind. of last.
N£7tcii,3 sin. cont. pres. kid. mid.
of viouai.
Heicpb), same as vi<fxa, per. mid.
vivotpa.
N£i£0£js, 1 a. par. pass, of vdooo-
l*ai.
ISeisdSeGoi, d. pi. Ion. of
JSiKds, -ados, f), (fr. veicp&s dead) a
heap of dead bodies; slaughter,
carnage, n. pi. NckoScs, the dead,
dead bodies, heaps of slain.
Nucpayuyiw -&, (fr. vticpbs dead,
and dyu) to lead) to conduct the
dead, lead the ghosts.
Ncfcpticds, -r), -bv, (fr. same) relat-
ing to the dead ; mournful, sad.
NeKpotiyixuiv, -ovos, b, ft, (fr. same,
and Sixouat to receive) receiving
the dead.
NcKpoSoxe'iov, -ov, to, (fr. same,
and hixouai to receive) a recep-
tacle for the dead, tomb, sepulchre,
catacomb.
NeKpouavrda, -as, >/, and -rtlov,
-ov,rb, (fr. vtKpbs dead, and fidv-
tis a prophet) divination by the
dead, necromancy, conjuration,
magic.
^CKporofiirbs, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
iriuiru) to send) an escort for or
attendant on the dead.
N expos, -a, -bv, (perhaps fr. vi)
neg. and xrjp the heart ; or same,
and xp6a colour) dead, deceased ;
a dead person, corpse.
N cxpoo-roXiw -w, (fr. last, and <rrfX-
Xw to send) to escort the dead,
wait on the ghosts.
Ntxpou -w, f. -wow, p. vevixpwxa,
(fr. vexpbs dead) to kill, put io
death, deaden, mortify ; to de-
stroy, eradicate. 1 a. act. ind.
£vfxou)r"i' impr. vixoti)o~ov, -aria.
per. pass. ind. vevixpwuat. par.
vevexpojfjiivos. 1 a. pass. ind. tve
upwdnv, -ns, -n' par. vexpudcUt
-ivros, a. fern. vtKpwQuoav*
NEM
Uttpuoart, 2 pi. 1 a. irapr. act. of
last.
N«f>wffic, -ios, Att. -cuts, f), (fr.
same) a killing, putting to death ;
death, mortification, deadness. a.
sin. vtKpuioiv.
JiUrap, -apos, rb, Nectar, the
drink of die gods ; sweetness,
charms.
TitKrapcus, -a Ion. -rj, -ovr (fr. last)
nectarine, sweet as or sweetened
with nectar.
KtKv8a\oi, a kind of insect.
Sit/eves, n. pi. vtK<>taai, d. pi. Ion.
VCKVU>V, g. pi. of VtKVi.
HcKvouavrcia, -as, 17, and -rilov,
Ion. -jv/jov, -ou, rd, same as vuc-
pouavrcia.
NtKvocrdXos, -ov, b, »}, (fr. next, and
<rrfXAu» to send) carrying, con-
veying or transporting tlie dead.
Niicvs, -vot, b, a dead person, corpse,
dead body ; Nf ki/£$, n. pi. the
dead, departed; spirits, ghosts.
HtKvaicvs, -to j, Att. -iuii, b, (fr.
last) GhosUander, a fictitious
proper name.
Iff'/icai, Ion. for vifirj, 2 sin. pres.
ind. pass, of viuu.
Neucaioj, -a, -ov, (fr. next) of or
belonging to Nemaa, Nemcean.
Ticpeas, -aSos,fi, Poet, for Xtptaia,
Nemeea.
Nipu,S sin. pres. ind. —
pres. inf. of rfrii.
Nf/ma, -ay, and Ion. Ncpdrj, -tjs,
it, (fr. w'pof a wood) Nemeea,
the name of a country.
Niptios, -a, -ov, (fr. last) o/" JVe
mceu, Nemeean.
Ntpio-aoai, Dor. for vepiavvai, 3
sin. 1 a. opt. acL of
Ncpccrdu) -w, f. -i/ffu), p. vivtpiar^
to be indignant, angry or dis-
pleased with ; to envy, grudge ;
to dread the indignation of, fear
the anger of; to defeat the plans
or intention of an enemy, foil
counteract, outdo. 1 a. ind.
pass. cvcutct'iOtjv.
NLuto-t)TVicbs,-T),-dv, (fr. last) prsne
to anger, impatient, hasty, iras
cible.
Fcpccnrbs, -i), -bv, and Poet. Nt-
piocnrbs, (fr. same) uwrthy of
anger, reprehensible, blameable ;
indignant, angry.
Jtiuto-Oai, pres. inf. pass, of r/uw.
TitucaiZji, 2 sin. pres. sub. pass, of
Htusai^iti, or -opai, (fr. vtpeodu to
be angry) to reprehentl, rebuke,
reprove ; to be angry with, feel
indignant ; to stand in awe of,
fear.
Nipeais, -tos, Att. -eu>s, fh (fr. vz-
fttadnj) to be angry) indignation,
anger, wrath ; vengeance, divine
punishment or revenge; repri-
mand, censure, blame ; grudge,
envy. Nemesis, the goddess of
vengeance.
Ntutcaqi, Poet, for vtpzaq, 3 sin.
cont. pres. ind. act. of vtusadw.
Ntpzacarbs, Dor. for veptenros.
"Nzpiaavdzv, for vtutvo-ndrjo-av, 3 pi.
of vspzo-ar'idrjv, Ion. for zvzpeor,-
9nv, 1 a. ind. pass, of vzp:odu.
NEO
Jituetranrbs, -j), -bv, Poet, for vtpt-
crrr6s.
Nepirup, -opos, b, (fr. Nipeois the
goddess of vengeance ) an aven-
ger.
Nzpndzls, 1 a. par. pass. — Jiipov-
rai, 3 pL pres. ind. pass, of vipw.
Viipos, -tot -ovs, to, (fr. next) feed-
ing ground, pasturage ; a grove,
plant ition, wood.
Nf//w, f. vepd, p. itiifinKa, to dis-
tribute, share, divide ; to give,
grant, bestow, confer; to tend,
pasture, graze ; to feed upon,
devour ; to possess, occupy, t "joy,
have ; to inhabit, dwell, lue in ;
to cultivate, practise, exercise,
lead, spend ; to esteem, consider,
acknowledge ; to govern, rule,
regulate, direct. 1 a. ind. act.
iicipa, per. ind. mid. vivopa.
yiiacrat, Dor. for vivnorai, 3 sin.
I>tr. ind. pass, of idw, to flow.
IfcWVrm, Ion. for vivnvrai, 3 pi.
per. ind. pass, of viut, to build ;
or of viu», Ion. for v,iim.
StvcKOiDuivoi, -tj, -ov, par. per.
. of icKeiJia.
XtviprjKti, per. ni.l. act. of vipm.
2iivt)Ka, per. ind. act. — Viivnpai,
and Nivnvuai, per. pass. — Nt-
vijpivos, and Tievqcpivos, per.
par. pass, of vi'i9u> or viu.
NevirjXoi, -ov, b, }), blind, confound-
ed, frantic, infatuattd ; foolish,
stlly.
W«>f*H«) - pi. -K>}Karc, per. ind.
act. — N vUavrai, Dor. for vtvl-
«;iroi, 3 pi. of XntKnuai, per.
pass. — TitviKnuivos, per. par.
pass, of vixdut.
N/vvoj, -ov, b, an uncle, father's
brother.
Szvvos, -t), -bv, (fr. vi not, and voT>i
the mind) foolish, silly, stupid.
Hzvopodirnrai, 3 sin. per. ind. pass
— N£»o/io0f'r»/ro, for tvivopodi rn-
ro, 3 sin. pper. pass, ofvopodzriu
*T$zv6picpat, per. ind. pass. — Ne-
vouiopfvos, -rj, -ov, per. par.
pass, of vofti^u).
"Stvoaevuiva, for vevtoaatvpiva, per,
par. pass, of laocorjw.
Nf'ioroj, Sync, for vcvonrai, 3 sin.
per. pass, of vorw.
Nhofa, per. mid. of vilfut.
Nevwueda, Ion. Syna^r. for vtvofipt-
d N/vujrat, for vivonrai,\ pi.
and 3 sin. per. ind. pass, of voiu)
'Heoap6?is, -ios -ovs, b, i), (fr. vio$
new, and ap<?w to wet) lately
moistened, fresh-be'!
Ne6yauos, -ov, b, >), (fr. same, and
yautu) to marry) lal'y married
a bride or bridegroom,
ytoycvfj?, N£oyn%, -e»s -ov;, and
:\V>yidj, -ov, b, >'/, (fr. same, and
yivouai to be born) lately born, as
yet an infant, just born, young.
Ntoyoa-zros, -ov, 6, rj, (fr. same.
and ypd(pii> to write) lately writ-
ten; newly painted.
Nedyvios, (fr. same, and yvlov a
limb) young, active, strong.
"Sco8i6aicroi, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and cthdcKO) to teach) newty or
just published.
(404)
NEO
Ncd&uaros, -u», b, Dor. for
Nt66ut)Tos, -ov, b, 17, (fr. vtot new
and cV/iui to build) lately built,
new, recent ; or (fr. same, and
iuudoj to tame) lately tamed or
subdued ; lately married.
Nc66pcvroi, and JitdSporos, -ov,b,fi,
(fr. same, and <5p£7rij to pluck)
latt ly gathered, newly plucked.
Vied^vyoi, -ov, and Vito^vyns, -tos
-ovs, b, »i, (fr. same, and £vybs a
yoke, th. fayvlut to join) newly
yoked ; lately married.
y.eoda^fii, or VitodnXfis, -ios -ovs, b,
f), (fr. same, and £dAXw to bloom)
fresh-springing, just budding,
fresh, green ; young.
N£<50£V,(fr.»/of new ) lately, recently.
2itolr),-ris,f)i (fr« same) youth.
NioiKos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
oikos a house) lately built or in-
habited ; a stranger lately arrived,
one who settles in a new city.
tieoKvihs, -tos -ovs, b, f), (fr. same,
and Kijtos care) having fresh
grief, afflicting.
Nc6k\u>otos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,and
itXuido) to spin) newly spun, new-
ly woven, lutely made.
Ncokotos, -ov, b, >), (fr. same, and
k6tos for t6kos birth) of a new
kind, new, strange.
~Hc6ktiotos, -ov, b, j), (fr. same, and
icrlfa to make) lately built, newly
founded.
JiedKrovos, -ov, b, !), (fr. same, and
Krclvui to kill) lately killed.
TieoXala, -as, 17, (fr. vios new; an
assembly of youths.
Tiiopai, same as viu>.
Ncourjvla, cont. Novpnvla, -as, >/,
(fr. vios new, and p/jvr} the moon)
a new moon, new month or Jirst
day of the month.
N/ov, (neut. of vios new) lately,
recently, just now, in fresh suc-
cession, for the Jirst time, afresh.
Jiiov, -ov, rb, (fr. vios new) fal-
low land, land just ploughed,
lately broken up.
ytdwptpos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same, and
vvp<p7t a bride) lately married.
Ntonddfis, -ios -ovs, b, ri, (fr. same,
and rdo-^w to suflor) lately in
pain or grief.
TiedtrnKTos, -ov, b,f/, (fr. same, and
irfiywui to fasten) lately made,
newly fastened.
?Hott\ovtos, -ov, b, {), (fr. same, and
ir\ovros wealth) suddenly enrich-
ed, lately rich.
'Sto-zXvros or NfoVAtivroj, -ov, b, 1/,
(fr. same, and irXtfvw to wash)
lately washed, clean.
He6ppvTos, -ov, 0, i'i, (fr. vios new,
and pvu) to flow) fresh-flowing.
Nfo?, -a, -ov, new, recent, late,
fresh ; novel, strange ; early ;
young, inexperienced, tender ;
renewed, refreshed.
Nf'oj, -ov, 6,'(fr. last) land lately
ploughed, newly broken up ; re-
freshed, fallow land.
HeoaiyaXos, -ov, b, t), (fr. same, and
ciydu) to be silent with admira-
tion) admired for novelty,
rable, elegant.
NET
NE3>
Vtvo-uriicTos, -ov, b, $, (fr. same,) Kctyufa, Dor. vzducda, I pi. pres.
and cudw or cunx^ to w'Pe °^) ind. ofizouai.
newly cleaned or polished, bright, ' Nevoiev, 3 pi. pres. opt. act. — Nevwv,
shining. I -ot«ra, -ov, par. pres. act. of vevw.
titoccevu), Att. Neott£i'w, (fr. veoct- rt'Eipd, -a?, Ion. IStvpr), -fjs, fj, and
<roj a chicken) to build or make! Poet, ^ievotif), -vs-> hi and Ncvpifa
a nc«i, nestle,, roost. ! -tcoj, »/, same as vtCpov.
N£<xr<7ja, -a $, >/, (fr. same) a forcTa
MA
Hzocciov, -ov, to, (dim. of next) a
titf/e chicken.
THzoacbsi and Att. Neottoj , -o5, 6, a
nestling, young bird, chicken ; an I
egg ; a nest ; a pet, darling. Ne-
oaaoi, pi. the young; a brood.
*Sioccox.$, Dor. Ntoo-cwf, a. pi.
N£oYa?,-dros, Dor. for vzottjs.
H£OT£VX?IS, -tOS -OOf, 0, >], (fr. VfO?
new, and mVu to make) newly
made, new.
.N£oit»s, -171-05, n? (""• *f°S new)
I?£OT7jff«o?, -ov, 6, //, (fr. same)
youthful, young, active.
JHuTfjiTiTai, -ov, b, r„ (fr. same, and
riuvu to cut) lately cut, cut off
or lopped.
JScorpififc, -ios -ovs, 6, >'/, (fr. same,
and roi^u to rub) /resA rubbed,
lately worn.
iStoTTia, -as, ^, Att. for vzoacia,
and NeorWov, for vzoociov.
TstoTroTTOiiopai, 1. -rtoopai, (fr. ve-
- oc<7d$ or -rrbs a chicken, and
Tot/<i» to make) to hatch, produce
young from eggs.
\Szorrbs, -ov, b, Att. for veoeaos.
titovoiia -co, (fr. vavs a ship, and
Stvpyfyiv, Poet, and Ion. for vivoa,
d. sin. of vivpd.
Scvpoei^nii-eoi-ovi, 6, >/, (fr. same,
and ucoi form) nerve-like.
KevpoicoTziu/ -to, f. -jjcrco, p. vtvtvpo-
K&xriica, (fr. next, and kotttu> to
cut) to cwi the sinews; to ener-
vate, weaken, debilitate. 1 a. ind.
act. evtvpoKdvrjcra, 1 a. ind. pass.
zvzvpoKoitr)tinv. per. ind. pass.
vevcvpoKOTTTjuat.
XzTpov, -ov, to, a nerve, sinew, ten-
don ; string of a bow, or of a
musical instrument. Td vtvpd,
nerve, strength, courage.
Nevpociracris, -tog -ovs, b, rj, (fr.
last, and cisnui to draw) drawn
together with the string ; string-
extending.
'SevpocTraTos, or ISzvpdvxacTos, -ov,
b, !), (fr. same, and c-rdia to
draw) moved by strings or wires
or springs. Subs, an automa-
ton, puppet.
>"a'<y', and Xzvat, Ion. for i vzvaz, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. act. — fitvaavros,
g. par. 1 a. act. of vtvw.
NcSfift -ios, Att. -zti){, ]/, (fr. vevu)
to nod) a nod ; inclination, bent.
NEtcrrdyj, f. -ao-'«>, (fr. same) to
nod, bow, bend the head,
civpos a fair wind) to sail with a "SzvgtTkos, -fj, -ov, same as
favourable wind. Nevctoj, -»), -dv, (fr. next) nodding,
EtovTaros, -ov, b, hi (fr. ve'oj m,w,| bowing, bending ; assenting.
and ov-d^w to wound) lately Tievu), f. -trio, p. vivzvica, to nod, in
NHr
Nf0tOtT«S, -10J, Att. -£«?, 4, (fri
same) cloudiness, darkness.
N^tofld, Htb. indecl. a pounding
or beating ; spices, aromatic com-
position.
Nr'cu or Xiouai -ovuai, Dor. -zvuat,
f. mid. vsvoofiai, Ion. vzvuai, to
go, come, set out, move, walk ;
to return, come back.
Nt'to, f. vevcu), to swim, float.
Nfto vi, f. v^trto, to spin, roW or
''wind up thread ; to collect,
hoard ; to heap up, pile, load,
stow. pres. inf. act. viziv vtlv. 1 a.
ind. act. ivrjoa, 3 pL tvnoav' inf.
vTicai. per. par. pass, vevn/jiivos.
Ntw/cdpoj, -ov, :t, (fr. vzws for vabs a
temple, and Kopf'co to sweep) a
servant or officer of a temple,
like the modern sexton or
churchwarden ; a townclerk, de-
votee, worshipper.
NeioAkeco -co, (fr. v£(2>? for vavs a
ship, and £\*a. • drag) to /iaw/
up a ship on land, to dock a ship.
Riwfia, -dros, to, (fr. veoo) to
plough) afield sown after being
fallov;td.
N£w//£0', for vewutda, 1 pi. pres.
sub. pass, of viopai or vi 10, to re-
/t/rn.
Xtdfitvos, -n, -ov, pres. par. pass.
cont. of v£dto.
Newv, Ion. for vacov, g. pi. of vadj.
NtuvvTos, -ov, 6, fiy (fr- vios fresh,
and uiiioixat to buy) lately bought-,
newly purchased.
Ntupris, -i os -oCj , 6, ri, ' (fr. vf'of
new, and dpw to fit) //-e«/», new,
sudden.
TSmpiov, -ov, to, (fr. vavs a ship,
wounded, fresh bleeding
Tse6<pvros, -ov, b, r), (fr. same, and
epi'w to plant) lately planted or
received into ; converted.
"Stoxptu -w, (fr. next) to innovate,
alter, reform.
Xeoxiibs, -ov, b, r), and -77, -ov, (fr.
vi'Ji new) neiu, Zato; strong, vi-
gorous, active, bold, daring ;
wicked.
Ked^pitrrof, -ov, 6,//, (fr. same, and
Xpiu to daub «ver) lately painted
or plastered.
TUtdu) -u>, f. -u>cw, (fr. »!•( new) to
renw, repair, refresh ; to recall,
recollect, repeat; to plough or
break up fallow ground,
dine the head, beckon, make a
sign ; to assent, grant, promise ;
to bow, lean, stoop ; to bend to-
wards, verge.
Nf0£a, n. pi. — ~Sz<piecGi, d. pi.
Ion. of ve<pos.
'SKpiXn, -»7S, hi Dor. v£0fXa, same
as vi(po{.
XEQeXriytpirdo, g. JEo\. of
~Sz<ptXvytpiTy$y -ov, b, (fr. vi<pos a
cloud, and zyzlpu) to excite, or
ayzipw to collect) cloud-collector;
duelling in darkness.
NccJfA^ctv, d. pi. Ion. of vz<pz\n.
Xz<£eXn>v, -ov, rb, (dim. of vz<pe\n
a cloud) a little cloud, mist, va-
pou
. -uiv, o\, children, grand- Ttztpda^ziu, Heb. indecl. a man's
children, offspring, -progeny. \ name.
-.cos, b, >'/, (fr. vz neg. and KzfoziSr)s, cont. -0w<?7K, -ios -oCj,
. foot) without feet, moving 6, hi (fr> next, and zlSos like-
as fishes swimming. ness) like clouds, fleecy ; cloudy \
Nrp0£, and yipdzv, for zvzpBzv. gloomy.
Nf'oTjoof, -a, -ov, for zvzprzpos- ~Si<pos, -zos -ovs, to, (perhaps fr.
Tizccj, Heb. indecl. plumage, fea- v\ neg. and 0do$ light) a cloud,
thers
TSitrroaa, a. of Nfcrwp — NtcTop"-
cri;, -ov, b, the son of
Tszcrdio, -oooc, b, a man's name.
Hzizi, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
V£l'(i).
Rzvfia, -dros, rb, (fr. vzvu to nod)
a nod, beck, sign
mist, fog ; a great multitude.
yzcbplns, -tSos, hi (fr- next) a dis-
ease of the kidneys.
Nt^coc. -ov. h, the reins or kidneys.
(, the thoushts, desires, af-
fertiens ; the testicles.
NtcJ't), for vzi6u), to snow, same as
vidua) or vzidxi).
Ndi/un, Dor. for i zouai, or Ion. ior^zdiuicns, -cos -ovs, b, hi (fr. vi<pos
vedoouai. 1 f. ind. mid. see v/u>. , a cloud) cloudy.
and dpw to equip ; or wpa care)
a dock, dockyard.
Hzupvxhs, -eos -ovs, b, hi (fr« vf'oj
new, and opvocu to dig) newly
dug.
N /cos, (fr. vtos new) lately.
New?, -co, 8, Att. for vaos-
fiziicoiKosi -ov, 0, (fr. vavs a ship,
and oikos a house) a dockyard.
Neucrri, (fr. vtos new) lately, new-
ly ; now, at present.
NfWa, (an a. as if fr. vr'wy, always
preceded by zis or es) next year.
THzuiTzpi^zcQai, pres. inf. pass, of
N£o»r£pj^w, (fr. vios new) to inno-
vate, alter, change, refo> m ; to
introduce new customs, practices
or fashions ; to rebel, mutiny ;
to imitate the manners of young
persons.
~Szu:rzpiKbsi -hi -bv, (fr. next)jute-
nile, youthful, young; impetu-
ous, ardent.
Nzwrzpos, -a, -ov, comp. Ncwtotos,
sup. of vios-
~Nr), an adverb of swearing, by ;
ye*. In compos, not.
Nr)', for vr)a, a. of vnvs, Ion. and
Poet, forvai;?.
"Stjaidos, -ov, t, Neasthus, the name
of a river.
Nnydrfof, -ov, b, h, (fr. vios new,
and yivouai to be) new, lately
made.
"Srjypzros, -ov, b, '>, (fr. vr) not, and
zyzipu) to awaken) unawakened.
NHS
sound, deep ; from whence there
is no waking.
TUnSvia, -tav, rd, (fr. vnSvs the bel-
ly) the intestines, bout Is.
N^u/jo?, -ou, 6, h, for i/Svuos.
Kt]6v6<l>iv, (fr. next, and <fnv from a
place) from the womb.
iinivs, -v>s, hi the belly, womb; the
vitals, mortal parts.
Nf/tcV for v^tffcn, d. pi. of vnvs,
Ion. for vrtBy.
N/7/a) -a, f. -^ffw, to heap up, pile,
load, stow. 1 a par. act. vni'/aas.
1 a. inf. mid. vnfjo-aodai. 1 a.
impr. mid. vfinoat, -daOta.
NijOci, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. 9f
Njjtfw, f. vi'/ota, p. vivnica, same as
vita, to spin.
Nrjt, d. sin. of vrjvs, Ion. for vavs-
N^i'oj, -a, -ov, or-ou, 0, ^, (fr. *"/E$,
Ion. for vavs a ship) naval, of
or belongingto ships, for ships.
Urns, -i<5o$,6, ^, (fr. vfi not, and £n!u>
to know) ignorant, unskilful, in-
experienced; fearful, timorous.
Nni?, -t8os, *;, the name of a
nymph.
N/jictcro*, (fr. vr) not, and aKtouat
to heal) incurably.
NnKovoriu) -u>, f. -f;ffw, (fr. v») not,
and (ikovu) to hear) to disregard,
disobey, ne°ltr/.
NrjKrdg, -/), -d>, (fr. vita to swim)
swimming, floating ; may 6c
*roam in.
N^Xtyiki -£*oj -oDj, 6, h, (fr. v») not,
and aX/yu» to take care of) cruel,
harsh, severe.
Nr;A<% and Tin\cifis,-ios -ovs, 6, »/,
(fr. 117 not, and i\cos pity) un-
merciful, pitiless, cruel, severe,
implacable, d. sin. vn\ici -\tci.
Jitj'S.cdnoivos, -01), 0, ^, (fr. v//Xi/)j pi-
tiless, and iroiifj punishment) m-
Jlicting grievous punishment, in-
exorable, unrelenting.
N^Xfffrdj, for v^Xtvcroj, -ov, 6, J},
(fr. vr> not, and \ivacia to see)
invisible, unseen.
Nnh'/tos, -a, -ov, of or relating to
Neleus.
N»?Xfj?, -tog -ovs, 0, ^, Sync, for vn-
Xt;/J.
N^Xiwos, -ov, and N»/Afrrot>y, -080s,
6, #, (fr. vjj not^Xti// a shoe, and
irovs a foot) bare-footed.
NnXirfo, -/oj -oC?, 6, ^, (fr. vr; not,
and aXirito to sin) innocent, in-
offensive, harmless, faithful.
N>7jia, -aroj, rb, (fr. vf'w to spin) a
thread, yarn.
Nnucprfis, -ios -ovs, 6, r% (fr. vr) not,
and afiapravta to err) unerring,
certain, true, correct. Subs, a
woman's name.
Nr/v£/.</«, -a?, Ion. -n,-ns, >/, (fr. vr)
not, and dvtuos wind) a calm,
stillness.
N77vf'//'oj, -a Ion. -v, -ov, and Nr/-
vE/ioy, -ov, 0, ^, (fr. same) calm,
breathless, still, without a breeze,
unruffled ; tranquil, serene.
N>/£«, d. sin. and N//£a?, a. pi.
cont. of
Nr;£?, -(oy, Att. -ttas, ^, (fr. vr^w,
same as vita to swim) a swim-
ming, floating.
NHP
Nryfo/uai, 1 f. mid. of vfi^yt.
Nnois, Ion. for vao?$, d. pi. —
Nnbv, Ion. for vabv, a. sin. of
vtid?.
Nr/orrdXos, -ou, o, (fr. vnbs Ion. for
vddj a temple, and noXita to be
about) one who attended in tem-
ples, like a modern church-war-
den, sexton ; a priest.
finds, g. of vrjvs, Ion. for vavs, d.
pi. vnvoi.
Nnbs, Ion. for vads.
Ht)irt8avbs, -f), -oV, (fr. vr) not, and
awiSavbs infirm, th. rriSov the
ground) firm, strong, stout.
TinircvQfis, -ios -ovs, 0, f/, (fr. vr) not,
and rctvQouai to inquire) no/ /o
be inquired of or info, unlawful
to ask ; inexplicable, inscruta-
ble.
Nnmda, -as, hi (fr- vf/wtos an in-
fant) infancy, childhood ; folly,
foolishness, silliness.
Hnmd$crc, 2 pi. pres. impr. act.
of
Tirjmd^ta, f. -data, p. vcvnwlaica, (fr.
same) to be a child ; to act as a
child, imitate a child. 1 a. evn
rtlaaa.
N»j7rw^£uw, (fr. same, and ayevw
to grieve, th. dj(ps grief) to
bihave chiblishly, cry like a
child.
N>7ir/a^of, -ov, b, same as diJttioj.
N/7»r«£, v. sin. of ^ttjoj.
firjiriin, -ns, 1/, (fr. v^trios an infant)
Ion. for 1 r/TTKi'n.
N»77n<$Krovoj, -ou, 6, 1^, (fr. same,
and Krthia to kill) mfant-kill~
mg.
firjirtov, -ov, r6, same as
N»;moj, -ov, b, (fr. vfi not, and
/;ru> to speak) an infant, ctiildi
babe.
N^n-toj, -a, -ov, (fr. same) infan-
tile, childish, young ; speechless
dumb, mule ; foolish, silly ; stu-
pid, ignorant, inexperienced.
N'77T<orr7j, -rjros, »/, (fr. last) infan-
cy, childhood ; folly, silliness.
Nr)Tn6<ppu>v,-9Vos, 6, >/, (fr. last, and
<Ppnv the mind) puerile, silly.
N>/7rX£#rros, -ov, 6, Tj, (fr. vn not,
and T:\iKrbs a tying) unadorn-
ed, untied, dishevelled, loose,
flowing.
Nfjiroivos, -ov, b, //, (fr. vfi not, and
icoivfi punishment) unpunished,
with impunity ; unrevenged.
N»;tn5rtoj, -a, -ov, (fr. v^7rto? child-
ish) infantile, childish, young ;
foolish, silly, inexperienced.
Nvpei'S, -ios and -fjos, b, a man's
name.
N^oi, A, indecl. Heb. a man's
name.
St'ipiftnos, -ov, b, //, (fr. vfi not, and
dpiduos a number) innumerable,
countless, vast.
Nfjpiov, -ov, rb, a kind of shrub
growing on the banks of ri-
vers.
Nnolrns, -ov, 6, (fr. veto to swim) a
a kind of shell-fish which swims
on the water.
N)/on-of or N.'(>i<xroc, -ov, b, rj, (fr-
vti not, and to:. w to conteud, th.
(406)
NHX
/pi j contention) impossible to lit
disputed; immense, vast, %reat.
Nnpbs, -a, -bv, moist, wet, Jlmring
nith ivntcr ; hollow.
Vinpbs for vtupds.
N»)o-ui, 1 a. inf. act. — 'Nfjffavro,
Ion. for tvfiaavro, 3 pi. 1 a. ind.
mid. of vim, to heeip up.
Tinoaln, -tis, h, a woman's name.
N>',oiov, -ov. rb, (fr. next) a small
islam! , islet.
N>)oos, -ov, t), (fr. vita to swim) em
island.
Ni7ffrf0t!Xaf, -Skos, 6, (fr. last, and
tpvXal; a guard) a guardian, pro-
tector or watch of an island.
N^o-aa, or Att. NFjrra, -as, h, (fr.
vim to swim) a duck or drake.
Nriarcia, -as, -iL (fr. vnorcvoi to
fast) fasting, hunger ; a fast.
Ni/ot£«j, a pi. cont. of vrjoris-
Nnortvu>, \. -tvata, p. vtvrjartvica,
(fr. next) to fast, be hungry ; to
abstain. 1 a. ind. act. n^am'-
aa' par. vnortvaas, -aaa, -av, pi.
-aavres.
Nf/aris, -ios, Att. -tuts, 6, ft, (per-
haps fr. vi) not, and taQita to eat)
hungry, fasting, in want of
food, elestilute ; causing hunger.
Nnau>, >/, a woman's name.
Ttt'irqv, in vuin, fruitless, uselessly,
to no purpose.
Ti?)ros, -n, -ov, (cont. for viaros,
Ion. Sync, for vctiraros, sup. of
vios) latest, newest ; last, low-
est.
Nfjros, -v, -ov, (fr. vita or vrjOta to
spin) heaped, piled, thick, close.
VirjrpCKf/s, -ios -ovs, b, rj, (fr- VJ7 '»-
tens, and arpcKns true) true, cer-
tain ; clear, distinct.
Nntis, vnvv, vnvai, Ion. for vavs,
vavv, vavoi, n. a. sin. and d. pi.
of vuvS'
Vi*)vruos, -ov, b, 17, (fr. vf) neg.
and avruf] a breath) destitute of
breath, without breath, breeiih-
less, panting.
NnQaivta, (fr. vn<pta to be sober) to
be sober, sober minded.
N»70aX£oj and Ni<pd\ios, -ov, b, t)f
(fr. same) sober; sober-minded,
temperate ; vigilant, watchful.
?iri<pa\i6rris,-r)ros, hi (fr- same) so-
briety, temper eince.
NF/o}£, pres. impr. act. — N>y^ov-
rts, n. -<povoi, d. pi. par. pres.
act. — NfjQovot, 3 pi. pres. ind.
act. of
N?70w, f. -t]/w, p. -<f>a, (perhaps fr.
vf/ neg. and nivta to drink) to be
sober or sober-minded ; to be
vigilant, watchful, attentive. 1
a. act. ind. ivnxpa' impr. v^^/ov,
-drta' 2 pi. v/ixpare.
N>70w^£t-, 1 pi. pres. sub. act. of
last.
N>/%£ro, Ion. for ivnyiro, 3 sin,
impf. ind. pass. — N^ov, Ion.
for ivnxov, impf. ind. act. —
N*7xo>£j/o?, pres. par. mid. of
v>'ixu>
fifjxvros, -ov, 0, //, (fr. vfi intens.
and ^;i!a) or ^fw to pour) widely
.flowing, widely spreading, float-
ing.
NIK
N^«, £ vjjfw, or rin^o/iai, (^r* v*u
to swim) to swim, float ; to sail,
sail upon.
N-;^ar£, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. of
V/,<p<ji.
NjJ^cj, -to j, $, (fr. vTJ<pw to be so-
ber) sobriety, temperance.
N/;u>, same as viw, to heap up.
Jinuv, Ion. for vautv, g. pi. of vaus
or of vaoi.
N^w?, Dor. and vnouj, Ion. for va-
ovg, a. pi. of vaos.
Xiyep, b, the name of a pro-
phet.
NtyAapo*?, -ov, b, Aoai music, music
for rowing to.
Nt£a> forviirrw.
Nt/tp, 3 sin. pres. ind. — Nt«a,
pres. impr. — N i<dv, pres. inf.
Coot, of viKao).
KiKavwp, -opos, 6, a man's name.
NiJcaftii, -£??, -£r, Dor. for vucafl'w,
which for viki'/co), 1 f. ind. act.
Of Vlicdhi.
Viraaai, ^iiKaoas, NtKactiv, Dor.
and JEto\. for viio/o-ai, inf. v«<?;-
eraj, par. 1 a. and vnKrjatTv, 1 f.
inf. act. — j\Tt/cdrw, 3 sin. cont.
pres. impr. act. of same.
I$tica(papia,-as, //, ~StKa<f>6pos, -ov, o,
?', Dor. for viKn<popia and viktjQo-
N«caw -5, f. -770-a), p. vevtKr,Ka,
. (perhaps fr. vr; neg. and e/jcw to
yield) to conquer, subdue, over-
come, vanquish ; to surpass, ex-
cel, surmount, prevail ; to con-
vince, conquer by argument. 1 a.
ind. act. tviKnaa.
N7/W7, -ys 1 >h \fr« last) victory, con-
quest.
KiKfj, Dor. for vjko, 3 sin. cont.
pres. ind. act. — N<o?0dj,-£?o-<z,
-£v, I a. par. pass, of same.
JUixnua, -dros, rd, (fr. same) vic-
tory.
Hucrifii for viKddj.
NiKTi<rai, inf. — Ni/ofaas, -aaa, -av,
par. 1 a. act. — Nikj?c-£<, 3 sin.
1 f. ind. act. — Noo'icys, -ar\,
2 and 3 sin. 1 a sub. act. of vt-
Kdb).
JUiKTrr/jpiov, -ov, rb, (fr. viKnrrfi a
victor, th. vacdu) to conquer) i7j€
reward of victory, palm, chaplel,
crown, prize.
"SiKTjrfpioi, -a, -ovT (fr. same) be-
longing or relating to victory.
rCi^Tr;?, -ov, 6, (fr. viKdu> to con-
quer) a victor, conqueror.
TXacrrrtKfc, -i), -bv, (fr. same) victo-
rious, conquering, accustomed to
JXiKv6opia, -as, )), (fr. v/kj; victory,
and <pipu> to bear) the gaining of
a victory, victory.
TXiKTiQopos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same) that
carries away victory, victorious,
conquering, triumphant.
JXticdirjfios, -ov, b, a man's name.
Nticd/cA^?, -10s -ovs, b, a proper
name.
ViKOAatrTjs, -ov, b, a Nicolaitan
follmcer of Nicolas.
N«*cdAao?, -ov, and Att. Nt/cdXfwj
-u, 6, a man's name.
KiKOToaw -<2, (fr. vUn victory, an
NOE
irotf'w to make) to obtain victory ;
to cause victory.
NiKoirotoj, -ov, b, r), (fr. same) that
causes victory, victorious, trium-
phant.
Nt«5iroAtf, -10s, Att. -cuts, ^, the
name of a city.
Klxrof, -£o« -ovs, to, (fr. v(xdu> to
conquer) victory, conquest ; end.
En v?kos, to the end of the world,
for ever.
N(ku>, pres. ind. act. ; or impr.
pass. cont. — Ni*<J>£v, 3 pi. cont.
pres. opt. act. — Nt/cwv, d.
-kQvti, a. pi. -K&vras, par. pres.
act. cont. of vivaw.
N?v for niv, self, him, her, it, them.
Niv£vf, Nivevl and NtVoj, -ou, »/,
Nineveh, the name of a city.
N «i/£utT>7j, -ov, 6, a Ninevite, inha-
bitant of Nineveh, pi. Ntvaurat.
Nid/?»7, ->7f, »% Niobe, a woman's
name.
Mltrair, pres. inf. act. — RArms,
2 sin. pres. ind. act. of viVra).
NtTrr^p, -?pof, 6, (fr. same) a ewer,
basin or tesseZ /or washing in.
a. sin. yurtfps.
Niirroi/rac, 3 pi. pres. ind. mid.
of
NfVrcu, f. -\pu), p. vivifa, to wash
the hands or feet ; to cleanse,
rinse. 1 a. act. ind. ivixpa' sub.
viij/u), -tis,-t). pres. mid.v<irro//a(.
1 f. mid. vi\pouai. 1 a. mid.
ind. zviildnqv, -w, -arc impr.
viipai, -dadui' sub. vixpoifjiai, -a,
-rjrai' inf. v'upacQai" par. vi\pd-
uzvos.
Nicrcoftai or N£fVffo/ia»,same as v/w,
to 5-0. pres. par. N<o-o-o>evo?, -77,
-ovj g. vicaofiivov, -vi, -ov.
"SicaovT for v'iggovto, Ion. for m'c-
ffoi>To, 3 pi. impf. of last.
Nirpov, -ov, rd, m'/re, saltpetre.
Ni'0a, Apoc. for vi<pdSa, a. sin. —
N(^u'^£c-o-t, Ion. for vicpaai, d. pi.
of
Nt^a?, -a'^o?, J7, (fr. vJ^/ snow, or
v(0w to snow) snow ; a shower
or ^afces 0/ »now ; a heavy fall
of snow.
NY0£rof, • ov, b, same as last.
Nt<p6(lo\os, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
pd\\u> to strike) snow-beaten.
Ni0d£tj, -coca, -£v, (fr. vj^df snow)
snowy, covered with snow.
N(^oo-n,i3i7f, -eos-oCj, 6, 17, (fr. same,
and arei(3(j) to tread) tracked with
snow, snowy.
Ne<fiu> and N£/0w, to snow, tee* u;i//i
snow, couer t/n7A .snow.
Nit^, vi<f>o$, fj, obs. snow.
Viixpai, -dadu), 1 a. unpr. mid. —
Niipdnevos, 1 a. par. mid. —
Kiipao-dai, 1 a. inf. mid. —
Niipdrwffav, 3 pi. of vtyov, -drw,
1 a. impr. act. — N/^u, -17? , -77,
1 a. sub. act. — "Stywvrai, 3 pi.
1 a. sub. mid. of viirru).
No%, cont. vop, 3 sin. pres. sub.
— N<5£«, pres. impr. act. cont.
Of VO£W.
N«$£t, -£troj, 2 and 3 sin. -ilrt, 2 pi.
cont. pres. impr. act. of vo/w.
Nd£«s, pres. par. of v<5»7//j for voiu>.
Nof'ovrj, Dor. for vo/ovcri — Nofotc'
(407)
NOM
for votovffj, 3 pi. pres. ind. — •
fiotovan, d. sin. fern, of vo/wv
-div, voiovua -ovaa, voiov -ovvf
pres. par. act. of wokt,
No£po?,-d, -ov, (fr. voio) to think)
thinking, intelligent, knowing^
skilful, rational, wise; spiritual,
immaterial.
NofDvrf s, Dor. for vooCvr£j, n. pL
pres. par. of
Nof'w, f. vorjau), p. vevo-rjKa, (fr. vdoj
the mind) to 7ntnrf, consider;
to understand, know, compre-
hend, conceive ; to think, intend,
mean, devise ; to see, perceive,
observe, recognise ; to be pru-
dent, wise, skilful, pres. impr.
vd££ v6ei, votird) votirio. 1 a. act.
ind. tvdnaa' sub. voijou), -j]$, -n'
inf. \ior)aai. per. ind. pass. vev6n-
fiat.
~Not)6cIs, -ttca, -Iv, 1 a. par. pass,
of last.
Nd?7//a, -d-o<;, rb, (fr. vo/u to think)
thought, intellect, understanding ;
sense, notion ; measure, device,
plan, expedient ; perception, ob-
servation, pi. vorjuara.
X6r)fit, same as voiu).
No»'^wv, -ovos, b, r), (fr. voiu) to
think) thoughtful, intelligent;
wise, prudent.
Nd^o-a, -as, -£, Ion. for zv6noa, -as,
-£, 1 a. ind. act. — No^ca, 1 a.
inf. act. — tiorjo-as, 1 a. par.
act. — No/yc-wo-i, 3 pi. 1 a. sub.
act. of vofw.
Ndnats, -10s, Att. -£uj, >/, (fr. voiut
to think) thought, cogitation, me-
ditation, apprehension, intelli-
gence, understanding.
"NonriKbc, -i), -bv, (fr. same) percep-
tive, intellectual, intelligent, sen-
sible, prudent, wise, judicious.
Konrbs, -r), -bv, (fr. same) percep-
tible, intelligible ; intellectual,
spiritual ; wise, prudent, judi-
cious.
Nor/rwf, (fr. last) wisely, prudent-
ly, skilfully.
No0£«'a,-a$, r), (fr. v6do$ a bastard)
illegitimacy, bastardy.
No0£uw, (fr. next) to bastardize ; to
estrange, discard, cut off; to
adulterate, corrupt, spoil, taint ;
to deceive, impose upon.
~S6dos, -ov, b, a bastard ; illegiti-
■ mate, spurious.
No^id^£f, -wv, o't, (pi. of vo/id? wan-
dering) inhabitants of Numidia,
living" like the Scythians, Arabs,
&c.
Nonac'iKbs, -i), -bv, (fr. vf/iw to pas-
ture) living on pasture, pastur-
ing ; pastoral, belonging to shep-
herds.
No/ia?ov, -ou, to, (neut. of next) an
institution, custom, rite, ordi-
nance, statute.
No^alof, -a, -ov, (fr. vdfios law, th.
vi/xo) to distribute) customary
legal, ordained, instituted. Or,
(fr. voutj pasturage, th. same)
pasturing, grazing, feeding, tend-
ing ; of or from flocks or herds
fiopapxris, -ov, b, (fr. \6jjlos a dis
tricf, and apx^ a command) a
NOM
\iccroy, deputy, governor, lord
linitt mint.
Jio^iU, S6os, b, fit (fr- liuw to P3*-
Uirr.) feeding on pastures, graz-
ing ; roving, wandering, unset-
thd.
No/ms -tit, 01, the sides, ribs or
timbers of ships.
flducvua, -aroc, ri, (fr. next) a
flork, herd.
Hofitifi -toe, Att. -/u>s, fi, (fr. vipu>
to distribute) a shepherd ; a git>-
er,bestouer.
Jiofiivu), f. -fiJffw, fr. same) tofted,
tend, pasture, graze.
JHoufw-u, (fr. same) to distribute,
share, divide ; to cut up or in
pieces. tiouiouat -ovpat, to lake
a share, appropriate ; to get, own,
possess.
JHoufi, -ni, hi (fr- same) a distribu-
tion, share, diiision ; possession ;
pasture, grazing, attendance on a
flork.
Nouf^ti, 3 sin. pres. ind fioul-
$u\,, pres. inf. act. of
Ko/i/^w, f. -tail), p. vcidfJtKa, (fr.
vduoi a law) to establish or intro-
duce hi/ lair or custom ; to re-
re n > or conform to, observe, prac-
tise ; to judge, think, deem ; to
be in use or current ; to l>e accus-
tomed, be wont ; to perform fune-
ral rites, impf. ind. tvoui<\ov, -a,
-c. 1 a. act. ind. cvbuiaa' sub.
vouloio, -ns, -j]' par. vouloac.
Woulfav, g. pi. -tyvruv, par. pres.
act. of last.
Nouticbc, -i}, -dv, (fr. v6uof the law)
of or concerning the law, law-
ful, legal, just. Subs, a lawyer,
one skilled in the law.
JUdfituov, -ov, to, (fr. same) a law,
institution ; a custom.
Ndufyos, -n, -ov, (fr. same) legal,
legitimate, lawful ; equal, fair,
just ; agreeable to custom, con-
firmed by habit ; skilled, intelli-
gent.
Woutuws, (fr. last) lawfully, fairly.
H6ptoc,-ov, b, (fr. voufj pasture)
living as a shepherd, pastoral.
Nouiovuev, 1 pi. of vouid, wh. see.
Nouioai, 1 a. inf. act. — Nomuras,
n. pi. -aavrec, 1 a. par. act. —
TiofjLlonre, 2 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of |
voui£u).
N6uicua,-aioc,Tb, (fr.vo>os a law)
a received custom, usage, rite;
money, coin ; standard measure.
Jiouitrrios, -a, -ov, (fr. vopifa to
think) i/ must be considered, to bt
supposed, be thought.
KouiGi, Att. for vouiau), 1 f. ind.
act. of voui^u).
TZouoypa<f>iw -tS, (fr. vf/pos the law,
and yodnpix) to write) to write or
frame laws.
Nouoypaepla, -ac, >'/, (fr. same, an
enactment, statute, law.
NopoypaQos, -ov, 6, h, (fr- same)
a writer of laws, legislator.
'Kotio6i6dcKa\og, -ov, h, (fr. vduos
the law, and hldaKa'Xog a mas-
ter) a doctor or teacher of the law,
lawyer.
Nouooornc, -ov, 5, (fr same, and
N02
6l$wui to give) a lawgiver, legis-
lator.
Nouodcala, -as, »), (fr. same, and
ridnui to place) OH appointment
or oriltnmng of the law, legisla-
ture, constitution, ordinance.
Tiopodtriu) -to, f. -»/»w, p. vivopoQi-
rnKiiy (fr. sumo) to enact laws,
legislate; to promulgate or pub-
lish a law ; to ordain or sanction
by luw ; to instruct in the law. 1
a. ind. act. tvuuodiniaa. per.
pass. vtvouoQirquai. pper. pass.
tvtvouoQiri'junv, -co, -ro.
Nouoderns, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a le-
gislator, lawgiver, senator.
Nopodcrtecia, -as, -£, iEol. for vo-
uodiTi'ioaiui, 1 a. opt. act. ofvo-
uodiriw.
Jibpoi, -ov, 6, (fr. viuut to distri-
bute) a luw, rule, institution ;
effuity, justice; a custom, fa-
shion ; an ordinance, rite, ceremo-
ny ; a song, verse ; harmony,
time, measure.
No/i6j, -ov, b, (fr. viuut to pasture)
a meailow, feld, pasture, graz-
ing ; a place of residence, abode,
habitation, dwelling; a region,
district ; government, province.
No/io0uAaf, -Skoc, b, »/, (fr. vduof
the law, and <pv\doout to guard)
a guardian of the laws, an inferi-
or magistrate.
fi6o( vovf, *6ov vov, and Nous, vob;,
b, the mind, intellect, understand-
ing ; will, design, purpose ;
wisdom, prudence, judgment ;
thought, opinion ; disposition,
sense, purport.
Nooj, g. — Nof, d. — Jiovv, a. of
vol'$, same as v6oc.
Noovucv, 1 pi. cont. pres. ind. act.
— Nooi'ucvos, par. pres. pass,
cont. — Nooovrec, n. pi. cont.
par. pres. act. of voiw.
fioeriovri, Dor. for vooovai, 3 pi.
pres. ind. of voaeu.
Nooepbc, -a, -bv, (fr. next) diseased,
sick, sore ; languid.
Nofffw -«3. f. -i;«rw, p. vtvdcwKa, (fr.
vdaoi sickness) to be sick, ill, dis-
eased or afflicted ; to be disor-
dered in mind, dote, rave, rage,
be mad. 1 a. par. act. vooftcras,
-atra, -av.
Tioon\eia, -as, f), (fr. voe^Xtvu) to
tend the sick) sickness, illness,
disease ; infection ; matter, dis-
charge ; nurse-lending, care of
the sick.
HoerT)\tla, -o>v, rd, (fr. same) medi-
cines and applications used for
sick persons.
No«T^X£tiw,f. -Evcno, (fr. roVos sick-
ness) to take care of the sick, ad-
minister medicine ; to cure, heal.
Sdernua, -arog, to, (fr. same) sick-
ness, disease, malady, illness ;
distress, affliction ; depravity,
vice. d. sin. voofipari.
NooruaTlKos, -fi, -bv, (fr. last) ill,
sickly, diseased, afflicted.
Koctokouz7ov, -ov, rb, (fr. vdoos dis-
ease, and Kopioi to take care of)
an infirmary, hospital.
RoaoKouito -w, f. -f.aeo, (fr. same) to
(408)
NOT
taJce care of the sick, nurs*t
Uml.
Novok6Uos, -ov, b, {), (fr. same) a
nurse-tender, pJtysician.
No«to$, -cv, f), (fr. jtj neg. and oboe
sound) sichtess, inedady, disease;
corruption, depravity, licr.
Novvdf, -dcu$, b, fi, (fr. vtooabf a
chicken) u youngling ; a chicken.
Viooercvu, f. -n'trw, (fr. vooobs for
vioaebt a young bird ) to build a
nest, nestle, roost.
Noffff«a,-a$, i,, (fr. same) a nest or
brood of young birds.
fiooalov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a chick-
e n , young bird ; a brood.
Tiocerorroiiu) -S, f. -^ow, (fr. next,
and voiiut to make, to make or
build a nest.
Noffcds for vcoaerbc.
Noirr/iD -w, f. -fiero), to come, return,
come back ; to go, set out. 1 a.
par. act. rocm/cas.
Ndorfyos, -ov, 6, hi (fr- l&si) that
will or may return; desirabley
eliar, agreeable ; sweet, pleasant.
Comp. vooTiuwrcpos, -a, -ov.
Ndo-Tosi -ov, b, return, coming
home ; sweetness, pleasantness.
N<5ff^?, separately, apart, aside f in
private, without witness, in ao-
tgnee e>f ; remote, far ; except.
THooepityuivos, -17, -ov, par. pres.
pass, of
Noo-0f£w, f. -taw, (fr. v<$c0i apart)
to set apart, remove, separate, dis-
unite. fioa<pi$ouai, to withdraw,
retire, revolt ; to withhold, purloin,
steal, embezzle. 1 f. mid. vovept-
aopat. 1 a ind. mid. cioa<piad-
unv, -w, -uro. 1 a. par. pass.
voaepiadttc, -tlaa, -iv.
tioaeplaaaOat, 1 a. inf. mid. of last.
Noo-wv, pres. par. cont. of voaiut.
Nortpos,-a,-ov, (fr. voris moisture)
wet, moist, humid, dripping.
NoTla,-ac, h, same as voric.
Nori£o), (fr. tons moisture) to wet,
moisten ; to drip with wet.
NoYios, -a, -ov, (fr. same) wet%
moist, dripping, trickling, dewy.
Or (fr. rdros the south) south-
ern, towards the south, from the
south.
Notjs, -tSoc, ^ uiet, moisture, ram.
N6roto, Ion. for vbrov, g. of
No>os, -ov, 6, the south, southern
country ; south wind.
Xovfivarticbs, -fit -bv, (fr. vbog the
mind, and /3v£w or /?t'u> to fill)
full of cunning ; judicious,
shrewd, clever.
ViovOeaia, -as, h, (fr- same, and
ridnui to place) adv>onition, in-
struction, reproof, censure.
KovOirieo -w,f. -r/ou), p. vtvovQlrrjKa,
(fr. vovs the mind, and tIBvui to
set) to remind, admonish, warn,
instruct; to reprove, censure,
correct. 1 a. act. evovBhnaa.
TSovdirnua, -droc, to, and Hovdirn-
aic, -we, Att. -ecus, h, same as
vovQtaia.
NovdtTticbc, -ri, -bv, (fr. vovOtriu to
remind) admonitory, instruc-
tive.
KovdtrS, 1 sin. cont. pres. ind.
NTM
act. — Notiforwv, pL n. -toVvtcs,
a. -rovvras, par. pres. act. cont.
of same.
Nov/tijw'a, -as, >% (fr. v*o? new, and
urjvn the moon) the new moon ;
first day of the month ; a festival
on that day.
fiovuuos, -ot>, 6, (uEol. for v6uos
usage) money, the current or
standard coin.
NoDv, a. sin. of v6c; or of vovs-
Novvt^jjs, -tof -ovs, b, fi, (fr. voDj
the mind, and £^u» to have) wise,
discreet, prudent, sensible, judi-
cious.
Novve^di, (fr. last) wisely, sensi-
bly, discreetly.
Novs, vobs, b, same as v6og. d. vot,
a. vovv. pi. n. v6ts, a. v6as-
TXovoos, Poet, for vdaos.
No, fruty, certainly ; then, there-
fore ; nay, however.
Kvytis, 2 a. par. pass, of vvooa.
liv-ypn, -fjs, f), Xvyfibs, -ov, b, and
tivyua, -tiros, rb, (fr. vvccta to
prick) a puncture, wound from a
point.
TSvkt fcrvrfrra, a. sin. ofvuf.
Nu/cra, Nvuras, Nukti, Jsvktos,
cases of vu£.
XvKTtpevu), (fr. vi)f the night) to
spend the night.
NvKreplvbs, -fj, -bv, (fr. same) noc-
. turnal, nightly, at night.
TSvKTtpis, -iSos, fi, (fr. same) a bat.
JivKTcpoi, -ov, b, t), (fr. same) noc-
turnal, by night, nightly
Poet. "
KvKriccri,
for vu£, d. pL of
JivKTvyoptu) -5, (fr. vif night, and
ayopdui to proclaim) to proclaim
by night.
KvKTtK6pai;,-aK0s, b, (fr. vi.^ night,
and *(5pa£ a crow) an ou7.
HvKTi\auirris, -ios -ovs, b, fj, (fr.
same, and \du-w to shine) shin-
ing by night.
JXvkt'ivouos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same,
and vifjiu) to pasture) feeding by
night.
^vKToy.ax^a, -as, h^ (fr- same, and
udxouai to fight) a battle at
night.
TSvktoitStiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
vlvw to drink) a nightly cup.
fiiKTwp, (fr. vi'l" night) by night.
Nvutiaywybs, -ov, b, $, (fr. vvu<pv
a bride, and dyw to lead) the
bride's conductor, a bride's man
or maid.
Nv/i$a?oj, -a, -ov, (fr. vvu<p?j a
nymph) belonging to the lymphs
KvuQaiov, -ov, to, a temple or
shrine of the Nymplis.
Nv/i0da)v, iEol. for wuty&v, g. pi
of vCfKpn.
Nvufuos, -ov, b, f), (fr. x-vutyn a
bride) nuptial, bridal; espoused.
'Svu^etais, -toj, Att. -Eus, fj, (fr.
same) a betrothing, promise of
' marriage.
Kva *cvtvs, ~)»;, b, (fr. next) a le-
trother, mje's Jatktr.
Nt)/i*£i'u, f. -n'o-w, (fr. next) to be-
troth, give in marriage.
Ni'/i^i;, -ns, fi, a bride, new mar-
ried woman ; a daughter-in-law ;
3F
NQ0
a Nymph, g. j>\. vvu<pio)v, Ion. 1
for 1 vuo^wr.
NvfMpiSios, -a, -or, (Tr. last) nup-'
tial, bridal.
TXvu<p?Kbs, -fi, -bv, same as last.
Nvu6tos -ov, b, {), (fr. vvu<prj a
bride) newly married, espoused, |
given in marriage.
Nvu<poKouiu) -w, (fr. same, and ko-
uiu to adorn) to adorn or bedeck
a bride.
~Nvud>oie6uos, -ov, b, ff> (fr- same)
adorning the bride, bridal, g. Ion.
wp<poic6uoio.
KvpipuXnirTos, -ov, b, f), (fr. vvu<pn
a nymph, and \au(ldvw to take)
possessed by a nymph, inspired,
frantic, mad.
NvudtoaroXos, -ov, b, fi, (fr« vv(i<pn
a bride, and crAAw to adorn)
adorning the bride, bridal; su-
perintending the marriage.
Nvuipiov, -&vos, b, (fr. vvu(f>n a
bride) the bridal chamber, mar-
riage bed.
Nov, Att. Nuv(, now, at present, just
now ; a moment ago ; presently,
in a moment ; vvv, this being so,
then, therefore. Ol vvv, these
now, the men of this day.
Nii£, vvktos, j$, night, darkness.
Nvf for vvi-e, Ion. for iw%t, 3 sin.
1 a. ind. act. — Ntf£w, -eis, -tt,
1 f. ind. act. of vvocw.
Hvbs, -ov, f;, (fr. vios new) a daugh-
ter-in-law ; a bride.
Nvffos, a Syracusan word ; lame,
halL
Kx>aaa,-ns, %, a goal, starting post.
Kvooovtes, n. pi. of vvcawv, pres.
par. act. of
Ntiffow or -rrw, f. -feu, p. vivvj^a, to
prick, pierce, wound, stab ; tear ;
to afflict, harass, vex.
Nvcrayfjia, -aro$, rb, and Nucray-
ubi, -ov, b, (fr. vvard^u) to doze)
a slumber, doze, sleep.
NooraCtt, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
NucTrt^u, f. -£w, p. v£vvGTa%a, (fr.
vevu) to nod) to doze, slumber,
nod ; to loiter, delay, linger.
NuVrw same as vv<rou>.
Jivxa, (fr. vii; night) by night, at
night.
Nt^£('«, -as, ft, the name of a
Nymph.
Kvxdijutpov, (fr. vi!; night, and
iljxepa a day) the spare of twenty
four hours, a day and a night.
Ni»X*os, -a, -ov, and Nv^vroj, (fr.
vi'f night) nocturnal, nightly, at
night.
N«5x°?» "*•* -ot'J, TO} (fr. same)
night, darkness.
NwyrtXa, -uv, ra, cakes, sweetmeats,
delkaries.
Nax^os, -rij-oi', (fr. i J) neg. and ohovs
a tooth) toothless.
Noiariu, -«?, //, (fr. next) absence
of pain, ease ; strength, vigour.
No')(rvvos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. vri neg. and
ori'iT? pain) free from pain or
snrrou:, at ease, pleasant ; reliev-
ing pair, anodyne.
Ndi£, 6, Heb. indecl. Noah, a
man's name.
Efw0' for rwra. n. pi. of idirp?.
(.109)
Nf2T
Nw0£ja, -a?, and Ion. Nu0c/»7, -»?j,
V, (fr. next) slothfulness, inacti-
vity, laziness, sluggishness.
NwOris, -ios -ovs, b, h, (fr. vf\ neg.
and $e'w to run) inactive, lazy^
slow, slothful ; stupid, heavy,
dull.
Nwdnn, Ion. Synaer. for vofiBnTt, 1
a. impr. pass, of votw.
XudpoKapdios, -ov, b, f), (fr. next,
and KapSia a heart) slow of
heart, dull, stupid.
Nu>0poj, -d,-bv, (fr. rcoflfo slothful.
Or, fr. j/j) neg. and $6pu> to leap)
impotent; inactive, slothful, slug
gish, dull, stupid, slow.
Nw6p6T7is, -vro$, ft, (fr. last) impo
tency ; sloth, inactivity, laziness,
stupidity, dulness, slowness.
NcuZ vw, and NwiV vu>v, n. a. and g.
d. du. of tyui.
Nuitrepos, -a Ion. -»/, -ov, our, of us
two.
NiSAcap, -pos, rb, (fr. v>) neg. and
cKaipdi to leap) numbness, heavi-
ness ; dulness, laziness. Adj.
very stupid, very lazy.
NwKrjo", Heb. indecl. a sheep mas-
ter, shepherd.
NwAa/f'wj, (fr. next) incessantly,
indefatigably.
NwXf//rjj, -fo? -ovs, b,>), (fr. vfjneg.
and aXeliru) to leave) incessant,
indefatigable, unwearied, perse-
vering.
Nw/iav, pres. inf. cont. — Nw^ao-aj,
Dor. for vaurjeras, 1 a. par. act.
— Noiftdeovat, Dor. for vwufjeov-
cri, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
Nup'w -w, f. -rjcu), (fr. viuu to
distribute) to distribute, share,
divide; to move, shade, vibrate,
brandish ; to consider, reflect,
think on, observe ; to direct, rule.
Nwur/o-as, 1 a. par. act.
Nc^o-ov, Ion. for evwunaav, 3 pL
1 a. ind. act. of last.
Nw/(w, pres. cont. of vwudw, for
VffJU.
Nwvvuos, and Poet. Kuvvuuos, -ov,
b,fi, (fr. vfi neg. and<5vv//a,iEol.
for 6vojxa a name) nameless, in-
significant, of no name or conse-
quence, inglorious.
Tiu>po\p, -orcos, b, i), (fr. vfi neg. and
fapiS sight, th. dirrouai to see)
dazzling, brilliant, shining, glit-
tering ; burnished, polished.
Nwcai, Ion. Synaer. for vojjo-ai
1 a. inf. act. — Kwcaro, Ion.
Synaer. for tvot'/caro, 3 sin. 1 a
ind. mid. — KwoaeOat, Ion
Syna?r. for vojjcacOat, 1 a. inf
mid. of void).
Nwr' for vujra, n. pi. ofvuiTOj.
KwrdKuovts, n. pi. of
TSwrdKuwv, -oxos, b, fj, (fr. vwra
a back, and dicuwv an anvil)
bearing an anvil on its back,
strong or hard-backed.
NwraKoirew -5, (fr. next, and kotto.
to cut) to strike the back, cut qff
the neck.
KtoTos, -ov, 0, a back, chine, shoul-
ders ; a ridge ; a surface. In pi.
ra vara, g. viLtuiv, d. Ion. vw»
rouri.
HEN
Nu)To<popiu> -w, (fr. last, and 0/p<j
to bear) to carry on thi: back.
NwTo<p6poft -ov, o, h, (fr. same)
carrying on the back.
Nw^tXcuo/iai, (fr. next) to be slow
and lazy at work, loiter.
Nu>x'Xt)i, -ios -ovs, 6, hi (fr. vh neg.
and KtXXd) to move) slow, inac-
tive, lazy, slothful ; impotent,
weak; useless, fruitless.
Nu>Xt\ia, -as, hi (fr. same) sloth-
fulness, inactivity, laziness, slow-
ness, dulness, stupidity.
E, £, called xi, the fourteenth of
the modern Greek letters, but
the fifteenth of the ancient ;
whence, in numbering, £ is
used for the sixth decade or
sixty, with a dot under it, £,
for sixty thousand.
cLatvu), f. (acu, p. i^ayica, to comb
or card wool ; to hackle flax ; to
tear, lacerate ; to beat, strike.
Eduztxfzi, for z^ipzixpci, 3 sin. 1 f.
ind. act. of z£auzirfio.
Edvdn, -ns, '), a woman's name.
Eavdrjaiv. Ion. fur %avda7s, d. pi.
fern. ox^avdds.
Eav0/£u>, f. -You, (fr. fa vdbs yellow)
to make yellow ; to grow yellow ;
to be yellow.
"Eav&tKbs, -ov, b, (fr. same) the
month among the Macedonians
answering to our April.
ZavOiidpi!-, -Ixoi, b, »/, (fr. same,
and $p<f hair) yellow-haired.
HavOoKOftav, g. pi. Dor. of
"Eavdoicduns, -ov, and EavOdtcopos,
-ov, b, f), (fr. same, and Kdun
hair) yellow-haired, fair, sandy.
navObs, -r), -bv, yellow, tawny ; red-
dUh-yellow, golden, sandy, fair.
Edvdos, -ov, 5, the name of a river ;
arj of a horse.
"Eav96xpoos,-ov, b, »/, (fr. (avObs yel-
low, and \p6os skin) having a
yellow skin, yellow coloured.
Eav0<2>, Dor. for £avdov, g. of fav-
Go's.
Eai'w, 1 f. act. of %aivw.
Eztvairdrns, Poet, for ^zvaitdrvs.
"Zttvi'iia, n. pi. of Ecivn'iov, also Ez'i-
viov, Poet, forfmov.
Eav/^w, EzivYtcbs, Esivtos, EzivoSd-
kos or -fidyos, Ezivoroviio, EzTvos,
Poet, for !-evi£u), &c.
Ezvayirns, -ov, b, (fr. }-evos a
stranger, and dyu to lead) an
introducer of guests ; a master
of the ceremonies.
TLcvayhi -5, f. ->J<rw, (fr. same) to
introduce strangers ; to show the
curiosities, beauties or wonders
of a place ; to receive in hospi-
tality, entertain ; to instruct or
inform strangers ; to command
foreign troops, had auxiliary or
mercenary soldiers.
HEN
Efvaywy/w -5, same as last.
ELtvayutybs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a com-
mander of auxiliary or mercena-
ry troops ; a receiver of guests,
guide.
Ezvavdras, -a, b, Dor. for
zcvairarnt, -ov. b, (fr. L-ivos a
stranger, and airardu to de-
ceive) a deceiver of strangers,
perfidious, treacherous to gut sts.
Ezvapnhs, -hs -ovs, b, fj, (fr. same,
and apirfio to suffice) just or kind
to strangers, hospitable.
EcvnXarfio -u>, (fr. same, and i\av-
vu» to drive) to expel strangers.
E'via, -as, Ion. -rn, f], (fr. %ivos a
stranger) an inn, lodging ; en-
tertainment ; the being a stranger
or alien.
Etvifa, f. -tau, p. ttyvtKa, (fr.
same) to receive strangers, enter-
tain, be hospitable ; to be a stran-
ger, live in a foreign land, lodge ;
to behave like a foreigner, pros.
mid. Ezvi(,opai, -n, -zrai, to think
strange things, wonder, be amaz-
ed, astonished. 1 a. ind. act.
z^iviaa. 1 a. pass. ind. z^zvlaOrjv
sub. ^zvtffdd.
Ezvlfav, -ovaa, -ov, (par. pres. act.
of last) foreign, outlandish ;
strange, extraordinary, uncom-
mon.
1tvtKbi,-h, -bv, (fr. same) foreign,
belonging to strangers, public, in
common with strangers ; hospi-
table, friendly.
ULiviov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a present
given to or received from a stran-
ger; a token, memorial of
ship.
■Zfvtos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) hospita-
ble, kind to strangers, belonging
to strangers. An epithet of Ju-
piter.
Windfmr n. pi. par. 1 a. act. — Ez-
viadtii, 1 a. par. pass. — "EtviaOS)-
utv, 1 pi. 1 a. sub. pass. oCfcvifa.
Ezviopbs, "Ov,b, (fr. same, th. f/voj
a stranger) hospitality, enter'
tainment, reception of strangers,
surprise caused by novelty,
amazement, astonishment ; a sa-
crifice to strange idols.
Ezvtrzla, -as, fi, (fr. next) travel-
ling through a foreign country,
sojourning ; a lodging, inn.
Ezvirzvu), f. -cvo-Uj (fr. ffvoj a
stranger) to travel through fo-
reign countries, go abroad, live in
a strange land, sojourn, pres
mid. Ezvirzvouai, same, and
also, to enlist in foreign service.
Zzvoboxziov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
Seconal to receive) an inn ; an
hospital.
E£vo(5o^fo> -5, (fr. same) to receive
strangers, be hospitable, enter-
tain.
Htvob'oxia, -as, i), (fr. same) hospi-
tality, entertainment.
Ezvo^oyos or -<5<5»ro<r, -ov, b, f], (fr.
same) hospitable, affording en-
tertainment ; a host. Also, a
guest, stranger, one who receives
hospitality.
Ezvoicroviu -Hi, (fr. same, and Krtivia
(410)
HI*
to kill) to kill strangers, murder
guests.
Eevo\oyiu> -w, f. -r)aio, p. c£tvo\6-
ynKa, (fr. same, and \iyu> to col-
lect) to levy foreign forces.
Etvo\6yos,-ov, b, h, (fr. same) one
who enlists foreig tiers, recruiting
foreigners. A proper name.
S/voj, and Poet. Ezivosy -»/, -ov,fo-
mgn, strange; novel, womhr-
ful ; hospitable, kind to stran-
gers. Subs, a stranger, foreigner,
guest ; a host, e'ltirtnirur. n. pi.
Oi (ivoi, mercenary troops.
Hzvbordois, -ios, Att. -cwj, >/, (fr.
last, and iotv\ii to place) a hos-
pitable retreat, abode for stran-
gers.
Etvorpo0/(i> -<3, f. -f)o~b), (fr. same,
and rp/00) to nourish) to support
strangers ; to maintain foreign
troops.
lLzvo<t>b)v, -uvTos, b, Xenophon, a
man's name.
~.ev6bi -&, s.f.v6ouai -ovuat, same at
£zvi£u>.
"Eivuts, (fr. {/voj strange) strangely,
in a foreign manrur.
Hipl-ns, -ov, b, the name of a king.
Ecpdf, -oi', o, and Hzpbv, -ov, rb, Die
solid shore, beach.
=.zatiz\s, 1 a. par. pass, of (7u>.
E/ffis, -ios, Att. -£u>f, >'j, (fr. (/u» to
polish) a scraping, polishing,
burnishing ; carving, engraving,
sculpture.
"Ehrns, -ov, b, (fr. Lat. sextus,
sixth) a measure for liquids
about a jiint and a half.
Ztarbs, -t), -bv, (fr. f/w to polish)
scratched, scraped, rubbed ; po-
lislied, burnished.
Hzo-Tovpyla, -as, f), (fr. same, and
tpyev a work) carving, engrav-
ing, sculpture.
S/w, f. (hw, to shave ; to scratch,
scrape ; to plane, smooth, polish,
burnish; to chip, cur, hew.
s.npa, -as, hi (fr. &pbs dry) dry
land, land.
~E.vpnivf.rai, 3 sin. pres. ind. pass,
of
Enpn(vu), f. -avuj, p. ztyoayna, (fr.
same) to dry, dry up, parch ; to
wither, decay, waste away ; to
be ripe. 1 a. ind. act. zfapdva.
per. pass. ind. z^npappaf par.
tl;npauuivos. 1 a. ind. pass, e^n-
pdvQnv, -ns, -n. 1 f. ind. pass.
fyipavOi'iaouat.
EnpavBz\s, 1 a. par. pass. — Enpav-
0<3, 1 a. sub. pass, of last.
Evp'uria, -«fi hi an^ Ei/paffif, -ios,
Att. -£or$, //, (fr. fr?pds dry) dry-
ness, drought.
Enpbs, -a, -bv, dry, dried, parched,
withered ; pale, wan, languid,
faint ; droughty, thirsty, hungry,
empty.
Enpdnis, -vros, hi (fr- last) dryness,
drought.
Elpis or EvpiSi a certain herb.
Eiibnphi, -ios -ovs, b, h, (fr- ftyos
a sword, and aipw to raise or
dpio to fit) armed with a swords
sword-girt.
Et(pn<popz(j) -w, (fr. same ana (popi"o#
STA
to carry) to carry a sword, be
armed with a sword.
"EiqSv^opos, -ov, 6, r), (fr. same)
armed with or carrying a sword.
cuptas, -ov, 6, (fr. £t'0os a sword)
the sword fish.
s.i<pi6iov, -ou, rb, (dim. of %i<pos a
sword) a small sword, dagger.
g.i<pi<JTf)p, -ijpos, b, (fr. next) a belt
or sheath of a sword.
Etyoj, -cos -ovs, to, a sword, dag-
ger.
s.6dvov, -ov, rb, (fr. f/w to polish)
any thing of polished stone or
wood ; a statue.
aoavovpyia, -as, 7, (fr. last, and
ipyov a work) the making of
statues or images.
Eou0d?, -rj, -ov, (fr. j-av&bs yellow)
yellow, golden, flaxen ; reddish,
sandy ; swift, active ; sweet, ho-
neyed.
"Evyyovos, -ov, b, r>, Att. for avyyo-
voj.
HvyKdrQavz, Poet. Sync, for avy-
Kuridavi, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of
ovvKaTadv>'i<rK(i}.
s.vi)Xn, -vs, >j, (fr. £f'w to polish) a
scraper, rasp, plane, axe, hat-
chet ; a kind of sword.
s.v\a, -o>v, rd, n. pi. of |uAov.
"EvXdpiov, -ov, rd, (fr. fuAov wood)
a small piece of wood, log, slick,
- branch, twi% ; rod.
EuAtta, -as, h, {?*• same) cutting
or carrying wood for fire ; fuel ;
timber.
c.v'Xtvofiai, (fr. same) to cut or car-
ry wood for fire.
EuAa)?, -tog, Att.-fws, 6, (fr. same)
a wood cutter, woodman, one
who carries and cuts wood for
fire.
HvXYvos, -n, -ov, (fr. same) wooden.
TLvXicpiov, -ov, to, (fr. same) a
small piece of wood; a stick,
board, plank ; a table, tablet.
tLvWafifiavw, Att. for o-vXXau(Sdvu>.
HvXokottos, -ov, b, (fr. next, and
kotttu) to cut) a wood-cutter.
Adj. fit for cutting wood.
HLvXov, -ov, rd, a log, wood, timber ;
a stick, staff", club.
s.v\oirfdri, -ns, fj, (fr. last, and -r'dr]
a fetter, th. vovs a foot) the
stocks.
"EvXovpyiut -<5, (fr. same, and ipyov
a work) to work up wood, be a
carpenter, make articles of wood.
EuAot'o^jicdj, -r), -bv, (fr. same) be-
longing to a carpenter.
E.v\o<pdvr)s, -ios-oiis, b, f), (fr. %vXov
wood, and <paivu> to appear) /lav-
ing- the wood vjork exposed.
EuAo^oflfw -w, f. -fiaui, (fr. same,
and <pepu) to carry) to carry wood ;
carry a stick or club.
g.vXo$opia, -as, fj, (fr. same) a car-
rying of wood.
s.vXo^i^ofiai, and Dor. -iaSo/tat,
(fr. next) to gather and carry
wood, fell timber.
EtfAoyo?, -ov, 0, /;, (fr. fuAovwood,
ana /ycu to have) hucing wood,
abounding in vworl, woody. Subs.
a wood, thicket, plantation.
-w, f. -wcw, (fr. £vXov wood)
HTN
to cover with wood; to board,
floor. 1 a. ind. act. ^vXwaa. par.
per. pass. ^vXiauevos.
Ivfi^ain, Att. or Dor. for gvu-
(iain, 3 sin. 2 a. opt. act. of ovu-
fiaivu).
zvpfiXnro, Ion. and Att. for ouvr
(ii(3\nTo, 3 sin. pper. pass, of
ouu^aAAw.
Zvu(So\iu) -S>, (fr. at'///3oAov a sign
th. /JaAAw to throw) to give the
watch word.
^VjiiravTas, Att. for ovuiravras, a,
pi. mas. — Uvutraca, Att. for
arvunao-a, n. sin. fern. ofavfiiraS'
Ivv, Att. and Ion. for adv.
Ivvayovy Ion. for fyvr/yov, 2 a. or
impf. ind. act. of
Ivvayu), Att. for vvvdyu) — "ELvvd-
yovres, n. pi. pres. par. act.
ivvdetde, Att. for avvdeiSe, pres.
impr. of awadSui.
iwav, for fuvwv, g. pi, of %vv6s.
IvvavXia, -as, rj, same as avvavXia.
ivvduv, -ovos, b, f), (Poet, for fu-
vo>v, -dvros, par. of %vvtiui, Att.
for avvtiui to be with) sharing,
partaking, a sin. frvdova, by
Sync. %vvava.
IvvSeSiuTo, Ion. and Att. for avvt-
6i6£vro, 3 pi. pper. ind. pass. —
"EvvSrjoai, Att. for o-vvdrjaai, 1 a.
inf. act. of avvSeb).
IvvcttKoai, Att. for avv eikoo-i.
IvvinKa, -as, -e, Att. and Ion. for
cvvtfKa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
crvvinui.
'.vvepye Att. and Ion. for avvetpye,
3 sin. impf. ind. act. of avvdp-
yu).
'.vvis, Att. for avvts, 2 a. impr.
act. — Hvvzto, Att. for gvveto, 3
sin. 2 a. ind. mid. ofovvirjfxi.
'.vviorios, same as avvtanos.
ivvtrd, a. pi. neut. of %v verbs Att.
for 0VVET9S.
[vvevva,-rjs ,i/,and Hvvtvverts, -100s,
f/, (fr. %vv, Att. for (n)i/ together,
and evvti a bed) a bedfellow, wife.
[vvrjios, -ov, b, fa (fr. %vvbs com-
mon) common, in common, be-
longing to all.
[vvfiuv, -ovos, b, fj, (fr. same) par-
taking, sharing, receiving a por-
tion.
[vpiatrt, Att. for avvia&i, 3 pi. pres.
ind. of avvei/xi, to go along with.
[vvlov, for l-vviovv, Att. for avviovv,
1 sin. or 3 pi. impf. ind. act.
cont. of avviiw, for cvvinui.
IvvidvTtDv, g. pi. 2 a. par. act. of
^vvtifii, Att. for ffvvetjxi, to go
with.
'.vvKaQtXKvo-Qi'iaeTai, 3 sin. 1 f. ind.
pass, of
IwKaOeXKvo), (fr. cvv with, Kara
downwards, and eXicvu) to draw)
to draw down along with, drag
away ; to seduce, pervert.
\vw£vo(pv1av, a sin. fem. par. per.
mid. of crvvv£<piu>.
itivvopos. same as ovvvouos.
'.vvoiKos, same as crvvoucos.
Iviohets, Att. for avvoiaug, 2 sin.
1 f. ind. act. of ovp<bip;o.
ivvoufjXiKi, d. sin. of 1-vvopfjXii-,
Att. for avvourXi^.
(411)
Euvd?, -n, -bv, common, in common,
belonging to all.
HLvvord^iov, Att. for avvord^iov,
-ov, rb, (ft. last, and $dnTj) to
bury) a common grave.
s.vvo^rf,-ris, if, Att. for avvo^rj.
S.WOU) -ti, (fr- $vvbs common) to
make common, associate, unite,
_ally.
HvvreXeia, -as, ^,same as avvriXeia.
Hvvrvyxdvu), same as ovvrvy%dvu).
Euvwv, Att. for (ruvwv, pres. par. of
GiivEifii, to be along with.
z.vvwp\s, Att. for truvwpJj, *t'5oj, fit
(fr. avv together, and £ipu> to
join) a two horse chariot; a
pair,
svofxcvos, -n, -ov, pres. par. pass.
of fl'w.
~.vpac9ai, pres. inf. act. cont. of
Ei/paw or -iu) -<3, (fr. %vpbs sharp)
to shave, cut close, pres. pass,
ind. ^vpaoytai -duai' inf. i-vpdw
flat -ao-ftai. per. pass. ind. tfu-
p»7/mrpar. tl-vpnuivos, -n, -ov. 1
a. mid. ind. ^vpno-djiriv, -w, -aro'
sub. £vpr}cu)uaif -rj, -nrai, 3 pi.
Zvprjffwvrai.
s,vpn<ns, -ios, Att. -etoj, ft, (fr. last)
shaving.
z.vpfjo~(i)VTai, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. mid. of
fupdw.
zvpouai, (fr. next) to shave or be
shaved.
s.vpbv, -ov, rb, and Eupo?,-ow, b (fr.
\v<a to shave) a razor.
Eupoj, -a, -ov, (fr. same) sharp.
Hvadds, 1 a. par. pass, of (iSoi.
"Everts, -l5os, r}, a light yellow robe
or garment.
zvorbs, -*i, -bv (fr. |va> to polish)
scraped, planed, smoothed, po-
lished, burnished.
Evotoj, -ov, b, and Evorov, -ov, rb,
(fr. same) a covered place for
wrestlers to exercise in ; an open
portico; a public walk, mall;
the polished head of a spear, a
javelin, dart.
Euorpa, -as, and EuoTp??, -iSos, fj,
(fr. same) afleshbrush ; a comb ;
a syringe for the ears.
-.vo-rpov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a shovel,
scraper*, hoe; a rake; a comb;
a plane.
ILvaTpwros, -ov, b,fi, (fr. last) plan-
ed, smoothed, polished.
Uvu), f. £uc7w, p. t%vica, to scrape,
shave, smooth, plane, polish,
burnish, per. ind. pass. i%vo-
uai.
O, 0, called om'icron, that is, >
short, so called to distinguish t
from w, omega. O is the fif-
teenth of the more modern Greek
letters, but the sixteen! h of the
ancient, whence, in numbering',
0 is used for the seventh de-
or
cade, or seventy, with a dot
underneath, o, for seventy thou-
sand.
O, »'/, rb, th*, he, she, it; this, that;
the one, the other ; who, which,
what ; he or she, who ; that
which. 'O uiv, the one, this.
'O 6e, the other, that. Ol irtp\
Kvpov Oi aptpl Ylpta/iov, Cyrus
or Priam arid their attendants
Sometimes Cyrus or Priam
himself merely.
Oa, -at, //, (fr. 6is a sheep) a
sheep,s skin.
'Oa, -at, {/, the service tree.
'Oap, -apot, f), a. wife, concubine.
n. pi. daptg, cont. wpcj* g. odpuv
upuiV d. odpcaot wpccat, Poet, for
lifli
Oap/^tj, (fr. last) to converse as
lovers, caress, woo; converse
familiarly.
Oaptauos, -ov, 6, (fr. same) inti-
macy, familiarity, courlsJtip.
Oapicrfif, -ov, b, (fr. same) un inti-
mate or familiar friend.
*}api(TTis,-vos, b, (fr. same) conju-
gal intercourse, familiar inti-
macy, courtship; converse, ac-
quaintance.
'Oapot, -ov, b, (fr. dap a wife) con-
l converse ; lovers' talk;
intimacy, acquaintance.
O0t\l2o), (fr. o(3i\ds a mark in
writing) to set a mark before.
OPcXioKos, -ov, b, (fr. o(it\bs a spit)
an obelisk ; a spit, dart, ■
blade.
O(li\oloi, d. pi. Ion. of
OfcXdj, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. (iiXos a
* dart) a spit, dart, spear, javelin ;
an annotation, mark.
O$o\bs, -ov, b, an obolus, a coin,
the sixth part of a drachma ;
worth about five farthings and
a half.
O/JoAoarar/u) -to, (fr. last, and larv-
al to weigh) to put to interest,
calculate interest ; to weigh the
last farthing.
0(5o\ocTarns, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
usurer.
OPo\ocrrartKfi, -ijs, ft, (fr. same)
usury, interest for money.
'0(3pta, and 0(ip'iKa\a, -mv, to, the
whelps or cubs of lions or wolves
or other fierce animals.
OPptfiocpyds, -ov, b, ft, (fr. tfiptuos
strong, and Ipyov a work) one
who attempts dangerous exploits,
furious, daring, bold.
0(Spi)x6Bvuo<;, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same,
and dvfibs courage) of strong
mind, courageous, bold, intrepid.
OfipifioTrdrpn, -ns, ft, (fr. same, and
■Karfip a father) sprung from a
brave father; an epithet of
Minerva.
'Offpiuos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. fipidu to
make strong' strong, powerful ;
impetuous, violent, heavy, weigh-
ty, oppressive.
'Q@pv%os, -ov, b, ft, that stands the
test,fne, pure ; perhaps Ophiri-
sian or of Ophir. 'Ofipvfyv, vpv-
aiov, unadulterated coin.
'Oy', for tyt.
OAH
OySodg, -SSoi, ft, (fr. okt& eight)
the number eight ; an octave.
OySodrp, d. sin. fern, of
Oyidaroi, -tj, -ov, Poet, for oyi6o(.
OylofiKovra, indecl. (fr. same)
eighty.
OySonxoffrbs, -i), -bv, (fr. same)
eightieth.
OySoof, -t), -ov, (fr. oktu> eight)
the eighth.
OybwKovra, Ion. for oybonKovra.
"Oyt, rryt, rdyc, intens. for 6, ft, t6.
'OyKa or 'OyKn, -775, ft, an epithet
of Minerva.
OyKdofjiai, to bray. prcs. par. oy-
Ka4utPOS -iofttvo(, -j), - i .
OyKnOfibt, -ov, b, (fr. last) a liruy-
ing, roaring.
OyKnpbf,-u, -ov, (fr. dyicos a swell-
ing) .swollen, puffed up, prutube-
runt.
'OyKt/att, -tot, Alt. -ctof, ft, same
as oyKndudf.
OyKiov, and 'Oyxaiov, -ov, rb, (fr.
next) a vessel or case to put
any thing in ; a box, quiver,
&c.
'Oytcos, -ov, b, a tumour, swelling ;
pride, huuiifit'niess, pomp; a
weighty loud, encumbrance.
OyKbn) -w, f. -wo-u>, p. tvyicwKa, (fr.
last) to make swollen; to swell,
puff up; to extol,elate, magnify.
OyKw6ns, -tot -ovi, b, ft, (fr. same)
swelleel, haughty, elated.
Oyutvu), f. -eved), (fr. next) to draw
a furrow, plough ; to mow,
reeip ; to proceed in order as
reapers.
Oy/idj, -ov, 6, a furrow, track ; a
rank, row, range.
Oyx>i<moi, -a, -ov, (fr. next) of 'or
belonging to Onchcstus.
Oyx'iorbs, -ov, b, Oncliestus, the
name of a city.
'Oyxvn or 'O^v^, -ns, ft, a pear
tree; a pear.
"06\ for bfo.
'OSayuos, -ov, 6, (fr. o£al-iu) to be
bitten, th. obovt a tooth) a bite,
sting, severe pain.
'Otalos, -a, -ov, (fr. btbs a road)
for sale, to be sold ; fit for travel-
ling.
0<5af, (fr. otovs the tooth) with the
teeth, tooth and nail, tenaciously.
OSa^daOai, pres. inf. mid. cont. of
oba^dio — Ofiat-uoOai, pres. inf.
mid. cont. of
0<5aff'a> -w, and OSa^dut -5, (fr.
o8d!- tenaciously, th. o5oi>s a
tooth) to suffer from a bite, be
bitten ; to feel pain.
'Oodui or fO<5fo) (fr. btbs a road) to
furnish or provide with provisions
for a journey ; to guide, con-
duct, convey ; to hawk, sell, offer
for sale.
"Oh, eiSc, rods, same as 6, 17, t6.
Obe'bbs, Dor. for o/StAfo.
'OiJtvu), f. -eveo), p. laStvica, (fr. o<5df
a road) to journey, travel, set
out on travels ; to go to, frequent.
pres. par. bSevwv, -ovaa, -ov.
'Obrjyu, pres. impr. act. cont. —
'Otvyfiv, pres. inf. cont. of
Oirryiui -5, f. -fiou>, p. fohtiyqKa, (fr.
(412) .
OAT
olbs the road, andrfyw to lead)
to lead tfie way, guide, conduct,
instruct.
'OSr}ynTiip,-Tjpof, and 'O6nybs,-oi}
b, (fr. same) a guide, conductor ;
instructer.
'Oilos, -ov, 6, a proper name.
'OSiras, -a, b, Dor. for
'Ovirns, -ov, 6, (fr. 6<5ds the road)
a Iran lit r.
Ooufi, -Jji, f,, (fr. <$£u> to smell)
smell, scent, odour ; fragrance,
perfume.
'O6ofiropda,-as,f/, same as 6(5o<tro-
pla.
'Oiotiropiw -w, (fr. bebf the road,
and -ntipu) to pass over) to travel,
journey ; to pass over or tfirough.
'O6oii:upia, -aj, »',, (fr. same) a
joumiy, travelling, march.
' Oioiiropticbv, -ov, rb, viz. l/idriov,
(fr. .same) a travelling dress.
'OSoiiroplKbi, -t),-bv, (fr. same)./?/
or useful for travelling.
'O6oiw6poi, -ov, b,f), (fr. same) tra-
velling, journeying ; a traveller,
passenger.
' OSoncopovvrmv, g. pi. cont. par.
pres. act. of bSoixopito.
OSovra, a. sin. of o<5ot)$.
'OcWouio -w, f. -ijffw, (fr. bSbs a
road, and noiio) to make) to
make or repair a road, make a
way, open a passage ; to reduce
to method, regulate, arreinge.
'OSoirotbs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a road
maker, one who clears a passage,
a pioneer.
r06bi, -ov, fi, a road, way, path
direction, route, march, journey,
expedition ; an entrance, avenue
approach; discipline, institution,
dejetrine, sect ; conduct, action
habit, manner ; method, expe
dient ; an ambuscade.
'Oiovv, pres. inf. act. cont. of b£6u>.
Odoiis, -6vros, b, a tooth, tusk. a.
sin. oSbvra, d. pi. ohovoi.
'OSoepvXal;, Skos, -b, ft, and 'OSo-
<pv\aicos, -ov, 6, ft (fr. bSbs a
road, and <pv\a^ a guard) a
guard ef a road or pass.
'OS6w, (fr. 6<5d$ the road)/o show or
lead the way, guiele, instruct.
05i^o/jiai, f. -oouai, (same as oo"<5er-
o-w) 1 a. ind. mid. laSvadpnVf
Ion. and Poet. oSvo-o-dpnv.
O6vvdo/jiai, mid. ofoSwdw.
OSvvdpbs, Dor. for oSvvr/pds.
08vv$, 2 sin. pres. ind. pass. cont.
of o8ovdo>.
08vvao-at, 2 sin. pres. ind. pass, of
oSvvnut, same as
OSvvdu) -G>, f. -fia<jt, (fr. oSvvn grief)
to afflict with grief, grieve, tor-
ture, pain, torment. Obvvdouai
-Quai, to feel pain, suffer.
Ohvdoiv, JEo\. for o<3i>vwv, g. pi. of
Obvvn, -m, i'h P^in, torture, an-
guish, a pang; grief, sorrow,
affliction, misery, d. pi. oSvvnaij
Ion.
OSvvnpbs, a, -bv, (fr. last) excru-
ciating, torturing, tormenting,
painful ; grievous, afflicting ;
no wilful, miserable.
Odwyepdros, -ov,b, ft, (fr.banie, and
O0P
A«w to kill) soothing , mitigating ,
/euiJiue.
O6uv63//£voj, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. of o8vvdm.
O8vpeo, Ion. for o8vpov, pres. impr.
of o8vpouai.
O8vptibs,-ov, b, '08voua,-aTos, rb,
08vpubs, -ov, b, (fr. next) la-
mentation, wailing, mourning.
OSvpouai, f. o8voovuat, p. w8vpua
to lament, bewail, mourn, weep
over. 3 pi. pres. sub. o8vpu>vTai
pres. par. mid. o8vp6uivos*
OSvufji, d. sin. Ion. of QSvooevs.
OSvaadfiei/os, 1 a. par. mid. —
OSvooaro, Ion. for uSvaaaro, 3
sin. of u)6vacdjir)v, -(u, -aro, 1 a.
ind. mid. of o8v<ro<t).
OSvoo-cia, -a?,#, (fr. 05<rfftvs Ulys-
ses) 2/ie Odyssey.
O8vo~(revs, -ios, Att. -twj, Ion. -rjos,
6, Ulysses, a man's name. ^Eol.
fT<$«5<r<r>ft. a. sin. OSvaata or -Jja.
O^ffffw, f. oSvow, to be angry, dis-
pleased ; to burn with anger, be
enraged.
'08u>8a, Att. for &8a, per, mid. —
QSuSp, Att. and Ion. for o8d)8ei,
3 sin. pper. mid. of «'£<«>.
08u>8n, -ns, >/, (fr. same) cr smeW,
odour, flavour.
OSudvorai, Att. for cioWrat, 3 sin.
per. pass, of oSvcota.
Otcai, Ion. and -*Eol. for 6iot, d.
pi. ofdTj.
'0£av, pres. inf. act. of 6$<j).
'O^n, -rji, f), (fr 6%u> to smell)
stench, smell of the feet.
0£?7<rw, 1 f. ind. act. of same.
0£fay, 6, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
'O^oj, -ov, b, a knot of a tree ; a
branch, shoot, offset; a descen-
dant, offspring.
Ofyorouos, -ov, b, f), (fr. next, and
ardua a mouth) having an offen-
sive mouth.
0£w, f. o^rjua) and -iao), p. wc^nica,
to smell, emit an odour good or
bad. per. mid. <!>8a, Att. 68o>8a.
0£w<$)7?, -eos -ovs, b, ii, (fr. last)
strong smelling, heavy smelling,
fetid, rank. Or (fr. <5£bj a branch)
knotty, full of knots ; branchy,
spreading.
00' for '6rt.
"O0£v, (fr. 8 which, and $tv from
a place) whence, where ; where-
fore, on which account.
'O0£r' for 6dtro, Ion. for wQtro, 3
sin. impf. ind. of dOopai.
'00/;, -ns, f), care, regard, atten-
tion.
"09i, (fr. 8 which, and 61 at or in)
where.
Odvuos, -a. -ov, (fr. 6'0£v whence)
foreign, belonging to another na-
tion, strange ; external.
'OOouai, see 6dw.
Oddvrj, -ns, f], a piece of linen, cloth,
sheet, canvass ; a sail.
Odovtov, -ov, rd, (dim. of last) a
small cloth, sheet, sail, rag.
OQowa, -ns, 1), an herb yielding a
juice good for the eyes.
O0p«f, ZrcHxos, 6, %, (perhaps by
Sync for buoi66pi(, fr. bud
OIZ
alike, and 8p\i; hair) having the
same coloured hair.
O0pvg,-vos, >/, the name of a moun-
tain.
'O0gj, (fr. 6dn regard) to move, af-
fect. 'Odoaai, to be affected, can
for, regard, think of, be concerned
for.
Oi, oh ! alas !
Ol, n. pL. mas. of b, r), t6.
Oi, n. pi. mas. of ds, »}, 6.
Oi, where.
Oh d. sin. of ov.
OV for ota, n. pi. neut. of o?oj.
Ola, (fr. same) as, like, where-
fore, as being.
OiaKi^u), f. -io-bt, (fr. oi'a£ a helm)
to take the helm, steer, pilot,
guide ; to direct, regulate.
OiaKooTp6<bos, -ov, b, ff, (fr. next,
and GTpi<pot to turn ) a pilot, helms-
man ; a governor.
Oia£, -aKos, b, (perhaps fr. oim to
bear or carry) the helm or rud-
der of a ship.
Oiyc, pres. impr. act. — Otyr)ao-
uai, 2 f. pass, of oiya.
Oiyvvui, same aso/yu. impf. pass.
(ayvv/xriv, 3 pi. Poet. uuyvvvTO.
Olyu), Oiyvijw, or Oiyvvjxt, f. ot£o>,
p. <l>%a, Atu iu>xai io open > to
discover, disclose ; to expose,
show. per. mid. <l>ya, Att. tu>ya.
0?<5' for oiSa or otic.
Ot8a, -as, -e or -ev, pi. oiSauev,
-8are,-8aoi, per. mid. of et8i<i) or
tiirjui.
OiSdvu), OiSaivw, Oi8aiu>, and Oi-
8du), same as oidtu).
Oi&acda, JEo\. Parag. for oiSas,
2 sin. per. mid. of eiiiw, or
eiSrjui-
Oi6(ui -w, f. -fjaoi, p. u)8t}Ka, to swell,
be swollen, puff out ; to rage, be
angry.
Oi8ri(ia, -Xros, rd, and OiSnais,
-toy, Att. -e<i)(, >i, (fr. last) infla-
tion, swelling ; a flood, surge ; a
tumor, lump; pride.
OiSurdSas, -a, b, Dor. for Oi8m6-
8ns,-ov, b, (fr. oi8i(o to swell, and
irovg the foot) with swollen or
misshapen feet, club-footed.
Oidfaovs, -o8ot, and Ot8iiro$, -ov, b,
same as last ; also CEdipus, a
man so called from having
swollen feet.
OiSicKD, same as oihiut.
Otiua, -dros, rd, Sync, for o'tinfia.
Ohai, Ion. — Oiti, Att. for otn, 2
sin. pres. ind. — O'uoQai, pres.
inf. mid. — O<f<r0a>, 3 sin. pres.
impr. mid. of oio//at.
Oucai, d. pi. Ion. of 61$.
OuTns,-eos-ovs, b,t'i, (fr. oTo? alike,
and eros a year) of the same
age.
Oll^vos, -ov, b, f), (fr. oiQs misfor-
tune) wretched, miserable, un-
fortunate, woful.
Oi^vprj, d. sin. Ion. of
Oi^vpog, -a, -bv, (fr. next) unhap-
py, wretched, unfortunate, mi-
serable, wnful.
O'iQs, -voi, >i, (fr. oi alas) a whine,
moan; misery, misfortune, wo,
sorrow, affliction, a. sin. oilvv.
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OIK
'Otfuu), f. -Sao, (fr. last) to •vffer
This for Lanes, be wretched; to b*
wail, lament, whine, moan.
Oh), d. sin. fern, of uio$.
OirjOrjvui, 1 a. inf. pass, of oiouai
Oiriov, -ov, to, (dim. of oial; I
holm) a helm, rud
OinKLs, n. pi. of oU)%.
OivKt^ttv, Ion. for oioki^uv, pres
inf. act. of oiaKi^u,
Oint;, Ion. for oia^, n. pi. oirjKts,
the rings through which the reins
passed.
Oino-is, -ios, Att. -fwj, )'; (fr. oiof/at
to think) thought, opinion, sup-
position.
Oirjaopat, 1 f. mid. of olouai.
Oitia, a. sin. of
0?<s, oi'i8os, t\, (dim. of ol'j a sheep)
0 little sheep or ewe.
0?ko, more frequently Att. ioiKa,
per. ind. mid. of «kw.
OwcnS' for oUd&e, and Dor. oina-
fos, (fr. oikos a house, and 8s
towards) home, homewards.
OiKaai, Att. EoiKaci, 3 pi. — 0<'-
Kart, Att. Eoikute, 2 pi. — 0<'*c,
Att. 'EotK£, 3 sin. per. ind. mid.
Of CIKU).
OiKit, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. —
OikcTv, pres. inf. act. con*, of
OlKtU).
OtKtios, -a, -ov, (fr. oXkos a house}
domestic, one^s own ; intimate,
familiar; related, connected, at-
tached, friendJy, kind. Subs.
an inmate; a relation. Comp,
oiKeidrKpoi,, sup. -tutos.
OiKttoTrjs, -Tiros,!/, (fr. last) house*
keeping, management, of domes-
tic affairs ; familiarity, intima-
cif, friendship ; kindred, rela-
tionship.
OiKtiocpwvtos, (fr. oiKtios one's own,
and cpiavr) voice) with one's own
voice.
OiKciboi -5, (fr. oiKtlos familiar, th.
o7kos a house) to domesticate,
make intimate, introduce, fami-
liarize ; to appropriate, make
one's own, occupy ; to claim,
prove one's property.
Oitceirwo-av, 3 pi. pres. impr. act.
cont. — OiKciov, Poet, for ouci-
wv, pres. par. act. ofot*aw.
OiKt'ms, (fr. oiKii'-s domestic) do-
mestically, intimately, familiar-
ly
Oikcvti, JEol. for oiKtiui, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. of o'tKnyn, for
01 Kid).
OiKtoiai, Dor. and ^Eol. for olkiov-
oi, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. — Oiicioi-
to, 3 sin. pres. opt. pass, of
OIK(U).
OiKtrijs, -ov, b, (fr. oikos a house)
a domestic, servant.
Oucerts, -?8os, fj, (fr. same) a fe-
male domestic, maidservant.
Oikcvvtcs, Dor. for oucovvrcs, pi.
pres. par. act. cont. of oikiu.
OiKtbs, -ios, b, (fr. oIkos a house)
a domestic, servant, a. pi. Ion.
oiKtjas.
OlKtU) -U>, f. -rj(TO), p. d)Kl]Ka, (fr.
same) to dwell, inhabit; to havt
a house or home; to live ; io rule.
OIK
OIK
OlM
regulate, conduct. 1 a. ind. act.
(f>Kt](Ta. pres. ind. pass. oiKtojiai
-oP/iar par. oiKidficvos -ovfxevos,
fem. oiKto/iivrj -ovuivn.
OiKr)as,s.. pi. Ion. of oiKtvs.
Oucf)ta,Td, (neut. pi. of next) do-
mestic eiffuirs.
OiKijios, Ion. for oixcTog.
OtKrjiouad.u, Ion. for otKCiovoOat,
pres. inf. mid. of oucttdu.
OiKtifia, -aros, rb, (fr. o7koj a
house) a house, dwelling ; build-
ing, structure ; chamber, closet,
prison, d. sin. oucf/fiari.
QiKripivos, Ion. for loKn/tivof, per.
par. pass. — OtKr)aat, 1 a. inf.
act. — OUnoov, 1 a. impr. act.
of ouciu).
OlxTjut, same as oikiu.
OUnots, -toi, Att. -£ws, h, (fr. o7-
(tos a house) a place of abode, ha-
bitation, settlement.
Oiktjti'ioiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
house, dwelling, habitation, ta-
bernacle.
OiKnrbs, -r), -dv, (fr. same) habita-
ble, to be inhabited.
OiKr)riop, -opof, and OiKnrr)s, -ov, b,
(fr. same) un inhabitant.
Oiiela, -as, hi (fr. same) a house,
dwelling, residence, abode; a
household, fundi}/.
OiKiaicds, -r), -dv, (fr. same) do-
mestic. Subs, a domestic, ser-
vant.
OtKt&iov, -ov, rb, (dim. of o7ko$ a
house) a small house, cabin.
0<K('£(J,f. -Yaiu, (fr. MUM) to rlirrll,
cante to dwell, settle; to build a
house, plant *n colony, found a
city.
Oikiov-ov, rb, (fr. same) a house,
habitation, abode dwelling.
OiKtaat, 1 a. inf. an. of mc($m.
Oik'ickos, -ov, b, (fr. oiKOi a house)
a poor h.)use ; a sheep fold ; a
den, dungeon.
OlKtOTa't, n. pi. Of OtKtffTl'lS.
OiKi(Trr)p,-Tjpr>s, and OtKtorris, -ov,
b, (fr. o7*os a house) a builder,
founder, leader.
OtKoyevus, n. or a. pi. cont. of
OiKoycvhs, -i o« -ot'f, o, hi (^ oikos
a house, and yivofiai to be bom)
born at home, born in one's
house, native.
OiKobioiroiva, -ns, i)i (fr» next) the
mistress of a house.
Ot*o5co~iroTiu) -<2, f. -fjo-u), p. ipico-
jtaitdrnKa, (fr. o7kos ahouse, and
Izo-nfirns a master) to manage
the house, regulate household aj-
fairs; to rule; have an ascen-
dancy.
OiKoieo-rorns, -ov, b, (fr. same) the
master of a house.
OiKob~Ofieu> -w, f. -7/<rw, p. <#Koi6jj.n-
Ka, (fr. oJko$ a house, and df/iio
to build) to build, erect, build
up ; to edify, instruct, improve,
profit; to embolden, encourage. 1
a. md. act. opKoiounva. per.
pass. ipKofojtnjiai. pper. pas?.
(f)Ko8o[x>Jixr)v, -cto, -ro. 1 a. ind.
pass. (rtKohojAfiQrjv, -rjS, -v. 1 f.
pass. oiKoboiiriQijaoixai, -n, -irai.
OiKoSo^ifi, -rjs,h, (fr. same) abuild-
ing, structure, edifice; edifica-
tion, improvement.
OiKoSdpnjjia, -tiros, rb, (fr. o7kos a
house, and Sifiut to build) a
building, edifice, structure.
OitcoSoftrriicr), -r)s, h, (fem. of next
viz. rt^iT}) the art of building
architecture.
Oiicob'ofinTtKbs, -r), -ov, (fr. oIkos t
house, and 6iu<* to build) of or
about building, architectural.
OucoSopla, -as, hi C"r- same) a
building, edifice ; edification, im-
provement.
OiKoiduos, -ov, o, (fr. same) a
builder.
OUodcv, (fr. oIkos a house, andfltv
from a place) from home,
abroad ; from the family.
OIkoOi, and Obcot, (fr. same, and
6i at or in a place} at home.
Olxoiai, d. pi. Ion. of oIkos-
Oik6v6c, (fr. oIkos a house, and it
towards) to one's house, home,
homewards.
OiKovouiu) -<D, f. -I'/ffU), p. yKovdptr'
Kii, (fr. same, and viyna to ma-
nage) to manage or regulate
household affairs, be a steward;
to preside over, direct, rule. pros,
ind. act. cont. oikovouciv.
OiKovonnrtKbs, 'hi -bv, (fr. same)
relating to household affairs, fit
for managing a family, econo-
mical, managing.
OiKovoftnriKdjrepos, -a, -ov, comp.
of last.
OiKovojila, -as, h, (fr* oikos a house,
and vifiio to regulate) manage-
ment of family affairs, stewarrl-
ship ; administration ; a spirit-
ual dispensation, management or
economy.
Oikov6(ios,-ov, b, (fr. same) a ma-
nager of household offairs, stew-
ard, housekeeper ; an economist,
manager, householder. Adj.
domestic, intimate.
OiKdneSov, -ov, rb, (fr. oTkos a
house, and itiiov the ground) the
ground on which a house stands ;
a site.
OiKoiroibs, -ov, b, h, (fr. next, and
■aotita to make) domestic.
OIkos, -ov, b, a house, mansion,
elwelling, abode ; a house of God,
temple ; a palace, court ; an
apartment; a home; a family,
household ; lineage, descent; pro-
perty, substance.
\OiKdoiros, -ov, o, //, (fr. oIkos a
house, and olros corn) living on
his own property ; fed, sup-
ported or living at home, depen-
dant.
OiKorpt(iris,-ov, and Oinrptxp, -tiros,
b, (fr. same, and rpifiu) to spend
time) one born in the house;
living long in the house, a bond-
slave.
OiKoviiivn,-ns, hi (pres. par. pass,
of «r«i>) viz. yrj, the habitable
earth, the loorld ; the Roman
empire, the empire.
OiKovpiio -a), f. -rjiro), (fr. oIkos a
house, and ovpos a guard) to
watch the house, remain at
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home, keep house ; to lie hid at
home.
OiKovpnfta, -aros, rb, (fr. name)
ministry, attendance, service, vt
gilance.
OtKovpiav, JEto\. for oiKovpluv, g.
pi. of
Oikovoios, -a, -ov, (fr. oikos a house,
and oPpos a guard) staying at
home, keeping or watching the
house; elomestic.
OiKovpbs, -ov, b, h, (fr' same.) a
keej>er of the house, stayer at
home ; confined to the house, do-
mestic, retired, modest.
OiKovoa, n. fem. cont. par. pres.
act. of oiKtio.
OtKoipOopiu) -G>, f. -fiotti, (fr. o7«co;a
house, and <pddpti> to destroy) to
waste one's substance, squander ;
to ruin a house or family con-
cerns.
QiKo<f>v\aK(u -5, f. -t)ati), (fr. same,
and <pvXdoou) to guard) to watch
or keep house.
OtKTclpas, -avros, 1 a. par. act. of
OlKTclpti).
OiKretptu) -u>, f. -rjoo), p. oiKrclpr/Ka,
and OtKTilpu), f. oiKTtpw, (fr.
o7kt-os pity) to compassionate,
have compassion upon, commi-
serate, pity ; to lament, deplore,
bewail. 1 a. act. ind. yKrupa.'
impr. oiKTitpov.
OtKrciprjiJta, -aros, rb, (fr. same)
compassion, commiseration, pity.
OiKrcipi'/ou), 1 f. ind. act. of oiKrei-
piu).
Oucrifa, (fr. o7*ros, pity) to excitt
compassion, move pity ; to la-
ment, bewail, mourn over.
OiKTtpnbs,-o7i, b, (fr. same) com-
passion, pity, mercy, tender mer-
cy, commiseration.
OiKTipfiwv, -ovos, o, hi ("*• same)
merciful, compassionate, tender.
n. pi. otKripftoveS'
OiKTierros, -rj, -ov, sup. of otKrpos-
OtKTiQ), Att. for oiKriau), 1 f. md.
act. of OlKTl^U).
07actos, -ov, b, pity, compassion,
commiseration ; lamentation.
OiKrdrcpos, Ion. for ot/crpdrcpoj,
comp. of
OtKrpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. o7*crosP^y) t°
be pitied, sad, mournful, lament-
able, miserable, piteous. Sup.
oIktiotos, (probably fr. o1ktos%
subs.)
OiKTpdraros same as OIktiotos.
OiKTp&s, (fr. otKTpbs sad) pitiably,
sadly, mournfully.
OiKia, pres. ind. act. cont. —
Oik&v, par. pres. act. cont. of
OlKtlD.
OiKu>s, -u7a, -bs, g. -6tos, and Att.
Eojkws, -v7a, -bs, per. par. mid.
Of £IKU).
OiKo)(f)e^r)s,-fos -cvs, o, 'i, (fr. oIkos
a house, and oxpcAfw to assist)
useful to a family, industrious,
frugal, economicrd.
OiK<ti<pc\ia, -as, Ion. -epeVrn, -r/S, hi
(fr. same) advantage to a fa-
mily ; industry, frugality, eco-
nomy.
Oifta, -aros. ro, Sync, for o//*»7/i«»
OIN
(fr. otudu> to rush) force, vio-
lence, impetuosity, vefiemence,
fury.
OTuat, cont. for oiouat.
Oiudu -Si, f. -rjooi, (fr. oluq a path)
to rush on, cUtack, charge.
Qipiiv, pres. inf. of otuioy, an Ion
verb, to come, proceed, go.
Otun, -ris, hi (perhaps fr. oiut to
carry) a path, road, way ; a song,
shout, outcry.
Oluoi, (fr. oi alas, and uol, d. of
tyit I) ah me ! alas I wo is
me !
Oluos, -ov, b or $, (fr. oiut/ a
path) a path, road, way ; a
stripe, streak ; a shoot, sucker,
twig ; a rank, row, line ; a re-
gion or tract of country ; a
circle ; the spoke of a wheel.
Otftwyr), -Tis, >/,andOi'^wy^a, -aros,
rb, (fr. next) lamentation, wail-
ing, mourning ; a shriek, groan.
OiutZfa, f. -fw, (fr. el alas) to wail,
shriek, cry, lament; to repent,
suffer for it.
Oi/iwt-as, 1 a. par. act — Otuu>x-
dets, 1 a. par. pass, of last.
Otv, a. sin. of ots-
Oivdvdrj, -vs, t% (fr. o7vos, wine,
and dvOos a flower) the flower of
the vine, vine-blossoms ; a kind
of herb ; a certain bird.
Oivdosov and Olvapov, -ov, rb, and
Oivapls, -iios, v, (fr- otvos wine)
the vine ; a tendril or leaf of a
vine ; a vineyard.
Otvdptos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) of or
-elating to vines, covered with
vine leaves.
Otvtihao, Ion. g. of OtvtiStjs, -ov, b
the son of
Qtvevs, -tog, b, CEneus, a man's
name.
Oivtjuv, Ion. for otvSiv, g. pi. of
Oivv, -tis, ft, (fr. o7vos wine)
vine.
Oivrtpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. same) used
for wine, of or belonging to wine,
vinous.
QivrjQvcts, -tog, $, (fr. same, and
apvta to iraw) a vessel to draw
wine with ; a measure for wine.
OivuiSat, -otv, oi, (fr. Oivcvg) the
sons of (Eneus.
Oivify, (fr. oTvog wine) to buy
wine; to resemble or have the
flavour of wine.
Oivo(3upr)g, -tog -ovg, b, i'j, (fr.
same, and (lapiig heavy) over-
powered with wine, drunk, v. sin.
oivoftapig.
Otvohdnos, -ov, b, r), (fr. same, and
Si^ofiai to receive) holding or
receiving wine, containing wine.
Oivofarag, -a, b, Dor. for
Oivoddrrii;, -ov, h, (fr. olvog wine,
and 6i5u)fxi to give) a giver of
wine ; an epithet of Bacchus.
Otvduaos, -ov, b, a man's name.
Oivo-ira, a. sin. oivom, d. sin. of
olvoxp.
Otvoitihoto, g. Ion. of
Oiv6irc6og, -ov, b, r), (fr. olvog wine,
and ti5ov the soil) fit for or
fruitful in vines, planted with
vines.
OIO
OivontSrig, -ov, b, a proper name.
OtvoirXridfig, -io^-ovg, b,ff, (fr. olvog
wine, and TrXr/0w to fill) full of
wine ; abounding with vines.
Oivotroiiu) -<3, (fr. same, and ttoi/cj
to make) to make wine.
Otvonoua, -as, ft, (fr. same) mak-
ing wine; vintage.
Oivoiroibg, -ov, b, r), (fr. same) a
maker of wine.
Otvoirooia, -as, hi (fr« oXvog wine,
and ndais a drink, th. irlvw to
drink) a drink of wine ; a
drinking bout.
Oivoirordfa, same as
Otvoirorib) -Si, (fr. olvos wine, and
irlvto to drink) to drink, quaff, in-
dulge in wine.
Oivott6tt}S, -ov, OivoTrorfip, -rjpos, o,
and Oivoiroris, -iSos, f], (fr. same)
a drinker of wine, wine-bibber ;
sottish.
O7vos, -ov,b, vjine.
Oivofovyfu) -Si, (fr. last, and (pXvfo
to boil ) to be heated with wine, be
drunk.
Otvo<p\vyia, -as, jj, (fr. same) ex-
cess of wine, revelry, drunken-
ness.
Otv6<p\v%, -vyos, b, r), (fr. same)
heated with ivine, drinking wine,
drunken.
Oivocpoposi -ov, b, $, (fr. oivos wine
and <pipo) to carry) fit for carry,
ing or holding wine. ,
Oivo%otvu),f. -Kvo-io, and Oivo^oiu
-Si, f. -tjffh), (fr. same, and ^au
to pour) to pour out wine, hand
wine, be a cup- bearer ; to quaff,
drink or pledge, drink health.
Oivo%6r), -iis, %, (fr. same) a wine
vessel, glass, bowl or cup fo:
wine; a female cupbearer.
Otvo%6os, -ov, b, (fr. same) a cup-
bearer, butler.
Oivoxodv, -ovtos, b, (par. pres
act. cont. of oivo^oiu) to pour
wine ) serving or handing wine ;
a butler.
Oivoip, -oiros, b, »/, (fr. oivog wine
and 6\ptg the appearance, th
ditrofxai to see) of the colour of
wine ; wine coloured, dark, pur-
ple.
Oivdo) -Si, (fr. olvog wine) to give
wine. Otvdouai -ovuat, to give
myself or take wine, be intoxi-
cated, get drunk.
Otvu>v, -Sivog, b, (fr. same) a wine
cellar.
Oivwvn, -vs, r), the ancient name
of the island CEgina.
O't^ag, -aaa, -av, 1 a. par. act. of
oiyu).
Olodev, (fr. o7os alone, and $ev
from a place) apart, separate ;
alone, singly.
Olouai or 07uai, f. oir)oouai, p.
drifiai, (fr. oiut to think) to think,
be of opinion, suppose, imagine.
2 sin. pres. ind. mid. Att. out.
pres. impr. mid. oiov, otioOo). 1
a. ind. pass. tprjdriv.
Oi6uevog,-rj,-ov, par. pres. mid. of
last.
Oiov, (neut. of otoj) alone, only,
singly.
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Oiov, (fr. otog such as) as, like a*,
wherefore, as being, for example,
as if, as tliough.
Oiovdnos, -oo, b, }), (as if fr. elos
alone, and viyna to feed) feeding
by itself. Or, (fr. 6is sheep, and
same) feeding sheep; a shep-
herd.
QidiroKos, -ov, b, r), ( fr. o7j a sheep,
and it6kos a fleece) fleecy.
OiondXos, -ov, b, r), (as if fr. olog
alone, and iro\eu> to be) wander-
ing alone, solitary, frequenting
lonely places. Or, (fr. 6is a
sheep, and same) attending
on sheep, along with sheep; a
shepherd.
Olo$, o'ia, otov, such, such as, what,
of what kind ; able, adequate,
equal to, capable, possible.
07of, oia or 0117, oiov, alone, sole,
only ; lone, lonely, singly, solita-
ry ; apart, separate.
Oibs or 610s, g. sin. of ots or 67? .
Oto^rrwv, -wvos, b, r), (fr. o7o?
alone, and %itS>v a eoat) dressed
with one coat or jacket ; dressed in
a shirt. Or, (fr. 61s a sheep, and
same) dressed with a sheep-skin.
Oiou>-Si, (fr. oios alone) to make so-
litary, lonely or desolate ; to lay
waste, ravage, depopulate ; to de-
sert, leave, quit.
07s, otbs or 'Ots, 6iog, 6 or tj, a
sheep, ram, ewe.
O'ist-'ioos, r), (fr. last) a ewe.
Otoaro and Otcaro, Poet, for <jpf}aa-
to, 3 sin. of wr}cdfir)v, -ta, -aro^
1 a. ind. mid. of oiouat.
Oioe, pres. impr. of otau), same as
obs. old), for which tpepuy to carry.
O head at, 1 f. inf. mid. of £fpw.
Ototv/xes, Dor. and ^Eol. tor olao-
utv, 1 pi. 1 f. ind. act. Otorj,
Dor. for oiorj, 2 sin. 1 f. ind.
mid. (fr. o'to)) of $ipu).
07oQa, Sync, for oiSaoda, JEo\.
Parag. for o78as, 2 sin. of oiSa,
-as, -t, py. ind. mid. of etSetaOt
eiSijui.
Oio-9tis, I a. par. pass, of oiouat.
OtoOrjoouai, 1 f. ind. pass, of <pipu).
Oioia, -as, r), a willow or sallow
tree, osier.
O'to-ouat, and Dor. Otoroduai, 1 pi.
oto-6ueda, 1 mid. of <pipu>,
07cov, -ov, rb, a rope.
O'toovoi, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
<pipo>.
Oieaduevos, par. of Olooduvv, -u,
-aro, Poet, for wrjadurjv, -u>, -aro,
1 a. ind. mid. of oiouat.
Otorios, -a, -ov, (fr. olco for <p(pta
to bear) to be borne, be endured,
&c. according to the verb.
OioTtvw, (fr. next) to strike with a
dart or arrow, shoot, hit.
Otorbs, -ov, b, (fr. oto> to carry) a
shaft, arrow, dart.
07oros, -ov, b, r), (fr. otto to carry)
to be borne, bearable, sufferable,
tolerable.
OtoTpdu) and -iw -Si, (fr. o7orpos a
gadfly) to be stung with a gad-
fly ; to be furiously agitated,
ruth violently ; to be mad, rave,
rage.
OiflTpifriy, -teraa, -ev, (fr.
s!ung, maddened, enraged.
Oi<TTp>)Ous, 1 a. par,
rp/w.
Oiorpn^a, -uroy, rd, (fr. ol
gaillly) " I I Hi n/i-
pulxe, fury, maelness, ra^e.
Olffrpoy, -ou, 6, a gallfly, uxjly ; a
sting ; BMM, dtsin, excitt-
7/iuit ; Jury, rage, viaii,
OiaiUf-ni, h, HUM us oioj'u.
O«o-vi'v«y, -^, -or, (fr. last) ofwil-
loir, Hindi, of iri.lnw or Sedlow.
Oio-vmi, -j/j, »/, and Ojertfroy, -ou, 6,
(perhaps l'r. <J7y a shctp, and
<n)iru> to putrefy) the dirt of
wuol.
Ot'ffw, 1 f. ind. act. — Olouiv, 1 f.
pur. act. of <pif>u>.
Oh' for Oim, n. pi. of 8y and
tL
OIttj, -nt, f), Q2ta, name of a moun-
tain.
Oinvts, n. pi. of oarti.
Orro$, -oi', 6, (fr. oi alas) misery,
riu.\tt/rtunt\ uretrheelness.
Oir6ovpof, Scythian name for
Apollo.
Oiojfw -u>, or -dw -w, ro commit for-
nication, huvi MMMMM »/•*//«.
Oi^t or O(0t? indccl. lleb. an
ijbmA, ■ Manr*
Oi^/oirc, Dor. for oi-^iovci -ovai,
3 pi. pres. u»d. act. of oj^/w for
O^£<j0«(, pres. inf. mid. of o/^o-
Jl««.
Or^trai, Ion. for ur^jji/rai, 3 pi.
pper. pass. — OiX'iaofiat, 1 f.
ind. mid. of ot^oftiu.
OtxtitU, par. of w^dnv, 1 a. pass,
of oiyw.
OlyreaKOv, Ion. for w^vcffKov, impf.
kCta of aixviaxu for oiyviu),
same as orj^opn.
0(^vtr<(7«, Dor. lor oj^voCcj, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. of
0(^i//w, same as oi'^o^a(.
Oi^oiaro, Ion. for oi)jpivro, 3 pi.
pres. opt. mid. of
0/^o/iai, f. oi^i/rro/iai, p. (l>x*iuai, to
go away, drjiort, set out ; to de-
part, die, go off ; to pass away,
disappear; to be dispersed, dt-
slroyed. 1 a. ind. pass, w^fli/y.
pres. par. mid. oi^d/icvus' g.
oixopii'ov Ion. o(^o^f'i'oto.
Oi^w and Oi^foj, f. ->/o-w, p. w^>/-
#c«, same as the last, which is
more usual.
Ofywica for u^ura, Att. for tunica,
per. ind. act. — Oi^wkcc, Ion.
for w£u)K£i, Att. for ip^j^cct, 3
sin. n;>er. act. — O(^oj*ca>f, -via,
-oj, Ion. and Att. for u^xvx^s,
par. per. act. of last.
Old) or Ofw, f. ottrix), see olopat.
Oiu>, cbs. for which 0fp<o.
Otwfl^v, -i?j, -17, 1 a. ind. pass. Ion.
of oi6u),
Ot'tiv, g. p. of <5iy.
Oiu>vi(oj/ai, f. -taouai, (fr. oiwi'dj a
bird) to augur, soothsay, foretell,
divine by the /light of birds. 1 a.
mid. ind. unovicd^nv opt. ojwvi-
Ociviff/m, -aroy, rd, and Otwv<cr/idf,
OKT
.'., (fr. same) an anbury,
, divination.
Qiu>viaTi)<;,-ov,b, (fr. same) an uu-
u'ir, souths-iyer, diviner.
OlWV6(ipWT0i, -OU, 6, »'/, (fr. OKUl'os"
a bird, and /jpwo->cu> to eat) c//c/i
63/ 6uw.
O/wvoxrdioj, -oi), 6, ^, (fr. same,
and Krdvii) to kill) killing birds.
OtwvordXos, -ov, 0, i^, (fr. same,
and 7:0X110 to !>*• conversant) an
augur, soothsayer, dinner.
Oiuii'oy, -ov, I, a bird, Imd of prey,
properly the vulture; an omen,
augury.
Oiuiiuanuims, -ov, o, (fr. last, and
CKdiroi a view, th. cici-KTofiat to
see) an augur, soothsaytr, di-
by birds.
07u>f, (fr. o7os such) hovo, in whul
manner, like as, even at.
0«ca, Dor. for ore, ulun.
OieiiXavrts, n. pi. of oKitias, 1 a.
i't. of
0<c/AAu», f. -tXw, to for re, drive or
run ashnn; dash against. \ a.
ind. act. fctOts*
"Ombbi Dor. lor bri, and for b~ort.
'Oif«ro<, a Dor. word, Uie eye.
0*A<i'£u, f. -ucu>, p. ui#cXa»fa, to bend
the knee, J all MM an //ic knees ;
to totter, stumble, fill,
OkiuMuii, (fr. «J«:vof sloth) sfou</y,
jT)».r>A( same as
OKvt\i) -ui, f. -;/ffw, p. UKvvKa, (fr.
<}«fi|of sloth) <o be slothful, slow
inactive : t» hesitate, doubt, shuf-
fle; to fear, dread; to lieite, be
> to. 1 a. act. ind. uuevnoa'
inf. oKvr,o~ai.
Oicvripia, -aj, »/, (fr. same) slolhful-
ness, inactivity, indolence.
Om'rjpbi, -<), -bv, (tr. same) sloth-
ful, lazy, inactive, indolent, slow;
diffident, fearful, timid, trouble-
some, irksome.
Oievrjoat, 1 a. inf. act. of oKiiu).
Okvos, -ov, 6, (perhaps fr. ov not,
and Kiviu) to move) indolence,
sloth, listlessness, tardiness, de-
lay; relurtance, repugnance,
diffidtnre-, fear, dread.
Okiovci, ,ind. 0*:itD<7(, sub. 3 pi.
pres. cont. of okviu).
Oko7h, Dor. for birola, fern, of
67ro7oj.
'Oicpieis, a. pi. ofo>pis.
Oicpifiac, -avrog, b, (fr. 6icpis a
height, and /3dw or fiaivo> to
mount) a pulpit, stage; a ladder,
stairs ; a stand, frame.
Okoiucis, -taeya, -tv, (fr. dicpis a
ridge) rugged, sttep, precipitous,
craggy.
'0*f>i?, -10s, f), a ridge, summit,
rock, cliff, precipice.
Oicpvdtts, -to-<ra, -ev, Poet, for
Kpv6us, (fr. icpvos cold) rugged,
rough: chilling, petrifying ; ter-
rific, dreadful, horrible, g. sin.
fern. oKpvoiacriq.
OKTd(S\i>)U0S, -OV, 6, fl, (fr. 0KTU)
eight, and (iXojuds a piece) in
eight pieces ; having eight parts.
OKTafmepos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same.
and fmioa a day) on the eighth
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day, eight days old, of the eighttx
deiy.
OktXkis, (fr. oktu eight) eight
turns.
OKTnKiGxlXioi, -at, -a, (fr. last, and
g(X<M a thousand) eight thou-
QKTiiKvnfios, -ov, b, t), (fr. oktU
, and k-vi'iun a spoke) /iav-
mg eight tptlmtf eiglit-spoked.
Oktukocioi, -ui, -a, (fr. oktu> eight)
1 humlreel.
OKrafinvialoi, -a, -ov, (fr. game,
and ui\v a month) spt ruling the
eighth month, rising eight months,
(if nght months.
OKTdirrixvs, -toy -ouj, b, ^, (fr.
same, and rJ)^vj a cubit) of
obits.
OKTavdirii, -ov, and OArraTrovf,
-o6o(, b, >';, (fr. same, and nouf*
foot) having eiglit feet, eight-
footed, a. sin. oKTairdSijv.
0<crw, indccl. light.
OKWNuAfacj (fr. last, xai and,
and SfKa ten) eighteen.
OKriDKaiSiKairr/i, -toy -ovj, 6, ^, (fi .
same, fixa ten, and /roy a year)
o/" eighteen years, eighteen yeca $
old.
Oe:TWKai(]iKaT0f, -n, -ov, (fr. otcrut
eight, ad and, and o7«a ten)
1 nth.
"Okx for o<c>fa, Dor. for 'ore.
'Ok%os, -ov, 0, Poet, for 6xof.
*Omos, Dor. for oirwy.
0X/3<|u>, (fr. 6\(ios wealth) /o 6«
wealthy or Aappy ; io wa/ce hap-
P.V-
OXliiobaifiutv, -ovoc, b, 1), (fr. same,
and^ai/iuv fate) wealthy, happy,
prosperous.
Ol(3i66u)pos, -ov, 6, 1^, (fr. same,
and Mcwm to give) bounteous,
munificent.
'OX/3<oy, -ov} 6,^, (fr. <5>j3oy riches)
wealthy, rich ; happy, prosperous
0\(ii6cppo)v, -ovof, b, r), (fr. last, and
eppnv the mind) inclining to the
rich.
'OX/3oy, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. 6'Aoy
whole, and (tins life) riches,
wealth, opulence ; happiness, fe-
lirity.
OXitffKov for 6~XcffKov Ion. for wX«r-
kov, impf. of oXioKu), same as
<5XXip/ii.
OXfflpia, -ay, ^, (fr. 6Xc6poc de-
struction) ruin, perdition.
OX/0p?oy, -ou, 6, ^, (fr. same) rfe-
strurtive, pernicious, ruinous;
deaelly, fatal.
OXtflpjwy, (fr. last) destructively,
perniciously, deadly.
'OXtflpoy, -ov, b, (fr. dAXu/n to de-
stroy) destruction, ruin; plague,
pestilence; death; a wretch,
villain.
0\c7rai, 3 sin. of o\ovfiai, -n, -u-
rai,^ f. ind. mid. of dWvpt.
'OXckov, Ion. for wXticov, impf. act.
— OXtKovras, a. pL of «JX«a>v,
pres. par. act. — OXtKovro, 3 pi.
impf. pass, of
OXtKoj, same as 6XXvui.
OXicua, -ay, -£, -^ohfor oX/aaiui,
•flif, -a «, 1 a. opt. act. of dXXvpi
OAI
OXsorivopus, a. pi. of
OXtarjvup, -opos, 6, >/, (fr. dXXvui
to destroy, and avnp a man) de-
stroying men, deadly, dtstructive.
OXions, 2 sin. of oXiaw, -pj, -/?, 1
a. sub. act. — OXtcdai, 2 a. inf.
mid. — 'OAeo-o-a, -as, -£,Ion. and
Poet. forwAtffa, -aj, -£, 1 a. ind.
act. — OXiaaov, OXtaaai, OXtcr-
aas, 0\i<T<j(j>, Poet, for oXiaov,
impr. ; oAayai, inf. ; oAf<ra$,par.
1 a. act. and oXio-u, 1 f. ind.
act. of oXXvui.
OXireiOa, -as, r), and OXerfip, -rjpos,
b, (fr. dXXvui to destroy) a d«-
stroyer, slayer, killer, murderer.
OXiui -ai, obsolete for vvh. dXXvui.
'OXnat, Ion. for dAtf, 2 sin. 2 a.
sub. mid. of 6XXvui.
'OXr)Xv%viay -as, ^, (fr. oAo? whole,
and Xvxyia a lamp) a whole can-
dlestick or lamp stand.
OXiya, pi. neut. and OXiyai, pi.
fern. ofoAtyo?.
OXiyaKis, (fr. same) seldom.
OXiyavQpiama, -as, h, (fr. oAtyo?
few, and dvOpunos a man)/euj-
ness or scarcity of men, fewness
of inhabitants.
OXiydvdpoj-rros, -ov, 6, fj, (fr. same)
scarce of men, thinly inhabited.
OXtyapKfis, -ios -ovs, b, t), (fr. oXi-
yos few, and apxioi to suffice) sa-
tisfied with little, content.
OXiyap%i(a -w, (fr. oXiyos few, and
apxh government) to govern
along with few, establish an oli-
garchy. OXiyap%iovT£s -ovvtcs,
pres. par. act. n. pi.
OXiyapx'ia, -as, fi, (fr. same) go-
vernment managed by a few, an
oligarchy.
OXiyapxovuevos,-v, ~ov,(pres. par.
pass, of oXiyapxtu) being sub-
ject to an oligarchy or the govern-
ment of a few.
OXiyax^Qcv, (fr. oXiyos few, and
S9ev from a place) from few
places, from here and there.
OXiynTccXiw, same as oXiyoxeXiu).
OXiyrj-zeXia, -as, fi, Poet, for oXiyo-
irtXia.
OXiyicTos, -n, -ov, sup. of oXiyos-
OXiy6$ios, -ov, h, n, (fr. oXiyos lit-
tle, and /Ji'of life) having little
life, short-lived.
OXiydyovos, -ov,b,f], (fr. same, and
yivouai to be born) producing
few, unfruitful, not prolific.
OXiyoSpdveu -w, (fr. same, and
ipaivu) to do) to do little ; to lan-
guish, faint.
OyiyoSpavris, -ios -ovs, b, %, (fr.
same) incapable, ineffectual,
weak, imbecile, languid, faint.
OXiyot, -wv, o't, (n. pi. of oXiyos
few) the chief men.
OXlyov, (neut. ofoA/yos small) lit-
tle, within a little, shortly, al-
most.
OXiyoirtXeu) and OXiyr)-rrsX{u) -w,
(fr. oXiyos li'tle, and ir/ Au> to be)
to be little ; U. he v.eak, infirm ; to
faint, sink w.der fatigue.
OXiyoTteXta, -as, n, (fr. same) weak-
ness, imbecility, faintmss.
OXiydiricrTGS, -ov, 6, .7, (fr. oXiyos
3 G
OAK
little, and irians faith) of little
faith, unbelieving, distrusting.
OXiyoKoii<j>-u), (fr. same, and noiiu)
to do) to make few, reduce in
number, diminish.
OXtyos, -V, -ov, few, little, short,
brief Comp. oA/£wv, sup. oXi-
yiaros-
OXiyoo-rbs, -n -ov, (fr. last) very
s>nall, very few ; with few, al
most alone.
OXiyc-ns,-nTos, t), (fr. same)/eu;-
uess, scarcity ; smallness, littleness
OXlyov, (g. of same) lilte, within a
little, almost, soon.
OXiyov 6c7v, to fall short by little,
wanting little, nearly, almost.
OXiyoxptvios, -ov, b,rj, (fr. oXiyos
little, and xpovos time) of a short
time, short-lived, transient.
OXiyo\pi>xi<j) -co, (fr. same, and
\pvxfjthe soul) to be feeble-mind-
ed, faint-hearted ; to fault, fail.
OXiynipvxia, -as, 17, (fr. same)
pusillanimity, faint- hear tedness,
cowardice,
OXiydxpvxos, -ov, b, //, (fr. same)
feeble-minded, weak-hearted, pu-
sillanimous.
OXiydu) -w, f. -obcio, (fr. oXiyos few)
to reduce to a few, diminish ; to
fail, faint. 1 a. ind. pass. wAtyw-
Qrjv. 1 f. ind. pass. oXiywQfiaouai.
OXiyojpti, pres. impr. act. cont. of
OXiyuwito -w, (fr. same, and S>pa
care) to neglect, despise, disre-
gard,slight.
OXiyoopia, -as, 1), (fr. same) care-
lessness, neglect, contempt.
OXiyojpos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same) neg-
ligent, heedless, careless.
OXiyoopws, (fr. last) carelessly, neg-
ligently, contemptuously.
OXt£(j)v,-ovos, 0, f), comp. ofoAi'yo?.
'OXtKds, -ov, b, >/, (fr. bXos whole)
entire, total, general.
OXioQava, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. of
OXiaQaivu) or -Svoo, andOA«<r0/u) -5,
f. -t'io-oj, (fr. dXiados a slip) to slip,
totter, stumble ; to fall, tumble ;
to fade, decay, pres. cont. or 2
a. inf. act. oXiaQtiv, 2 a. ind. act.
wXio&ov, Ion. dXiaOov, -es, -t.
OXictdnua, -tiros, ro, (fr. same) a
slip, tumble, toss, fall; a slippery
spot, gulf to fall into.
OXiadnpas, g. sin. fern, of
OXtcdripos, -n, -Hv, (fr. dXiados a
slip) slippery, slanting, sloping ;
ready to fall, tottering, unsteady.
OXto-Qfiaas, -aca,-av, 1 a. par. act.
of oXicQiw.
'OXtaQos, -ov, b,aslip, tumble, toss;
fall, ruin, slaughter.
'OXkus, -a8os, f), (fr. next) a mer-
chant vessel, ship of burden.
'O.W7, -~js, h, (fr. ckXw to draw) a
dragging, drvnoing, pulling ; at-
traction, inrlination, tendency ;
Weighty a drachma or drarlan.
"OAatiov, -ov,to, (fr. same) a basin,
urn, pilrher.
'OXkoI, -i3i', of, (fr. same) a ma-
chine to draw the ships up on
land, a windlass, ropes, hawsers.
'OXtcbs, -ov, 0, (fr. '£Xku) to draw) a
draught, drawing ; e» current,
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OAO
stream, flux, eddy, tide; a fltf-
row, track, mark, train ; a
trace, rope, tackle, pulley ; an
aqueduct, watercourse, a wavet
billow ; a mass, weight ; the
trunk of the body, the body.
'OXXnai, Ion. and Poet, for 6Xn, 2
a. sub. mid. — OXXvuivoto, g.
sin. Ion. of oXXvutvos, par. pres.
pass, of
'OXXvjii or OAAyu, f. oXtaui, p. ciAc-
ku, to destroy ; to kill, slaughter.
'OXXvuai, to perish, die, wither,
fade. 2 f. ind. act. oAw. per.
ind. mid. d>Xa, Att. <5AwAa. 2 a.
mid. ind. wXdunv inf. oXioOai.
rOXuads, -ov, b, Holmeius, the
name of a river.
"OXuos, -ov, b, a cavity ; a mortar ;
the oracular tripod or its cover;
the trunk of the human body ; a
dolt, blockhead. Adj. stupid.
dull.
' OXoypixtpfU) -w,f. -rjcru), (fr. oXos the
whole, and ypd^o) to write) to
write the whole or in full.
OXueis, -toaa, -ev, (fr. 6\Xvpi toae-
stroy) destructive.
OXon, -?}s, )% n. fern. — OXojjei, d.
pi. fern. Ion. of oXo6s.
OXo6ovpiov,-ov, to, a kind ofsea fish.
QXdQptvcis, -ios, Att. -£a>f, fi, (fr.
6Xt6pos destruction, th. 6XXvui to
destroy) destruction, desolation.
QXo9pcvTr)s,-ov, I, (fr. same) ade-
stroyer.
OXodp&vu), f. -tvao), p.ooX69pevKa,(fr
dXtdpos destruction, th. dXXvui tc
destroy) to destroy, waste, ruin,
desolate, par. pres. act. oXoOpevuv.
per. pass. ooXdOpcvuai, -aai, -rat.
0%oiaro, Ion. for 6Xoivro, 3 pi. of
oXoiunv, -010, -oito,2bl. opt. mid.
ofoXAu^i.
'OXoirpoxos, -ov, b,f/, (fr. 6'Aofthe
whole, and rpoxbs a v/heel, th.
rpixoi to run) round on all sides.
eOXoKapTr6oo -5, (fr. bXos the who»c
and Kapndoj to gather fruits) to
make a complete offering ; to burn
the entire.
'OXoKapTTtJua, -dros, to, and -irw-
ais, -ios, Att. -£wj, >7, (fr. same)
a whole burnt offering, perfect
sacrifice.
' OXdicavorov, -ov, rb, (fr. '6Xos the
whole and Kavo-rbs burnt, th.
Kaiix) to burn) a perfect offering,
complete sacrifice.
'OXokuutos, or 'OXoKavaros, -ov,b,
fj, (fr. same) wholly burnt. Subs.
a perfect sacrifice.
'OXoKavrou) -S>, or ' OXoKavo~T6o -5,
f. -liana, p. uXoKavrwica, (fr.
same) to burn the whole, offer a
complete sacrifice. -
'OXoKavrwua, -dros, to, (fr. same)
a burnt offering, in which tne
whole victim was burnt. PI. n.
bXoKavTtouaTa, g. -rmfidrbov.
'OXoKXnpia, -as, h, (*>"• bXos the
whole, and /cArjpoj lot) perfect
soiuidness, purity.
'OXokXtipos, -ov, b,fi, (fr. same) sole
heir, he who possesses or receives
all by lot or fortune ; having all
its parts, whole, perfect, sound.
OAO
0\oKb>viri{, -¥<5oj, fa a certain herb.
OAoAuy>)i -'JSi ht a"J OXoXvyubg,
-ui'i, b, (fr. next) a shouting, howl-
Htriug, CTjfmg, Itimintdion,
SUJljdlClltlOll.
OAoAu^w, f. -£w, p. u>A(5Av;\;a, to
i/wu/, cry, roar, haul, yell, la-
ment ; to supplicate, entreat. 1 a.
act.ind. wAoAufu" impr. oXoXv(ov,
vyput
-drw. per. iinl. pass. wXdA
OXo/jcXns, -ioi-oi'i, b, »'/, (fr. bXos
the whole, and piXos a m< m-
ber) of whole limbs, perfect,
sound, complete.
'OXovro, Ion. for iLXovro, 3 pi. of
uXdunv, 2 a. ind. mid. of rfXXv^'i.
'OXd^npos, -a, -ov, (fr. bXos the
whole, und (t)pos dry) completely
dry.
O\noirpn%ot, Poet, for oXolrpoyos-
Or (fr. next, and rpi'^u) to run)
destructive in it* <
itlg ruin in its course.
DAuds, -h, -oi, (fr. dXXvpi to de-
stroy) distrmitv,, jit rmriiiUM, ru-
inous ; malignant, misch
ttehed, miteremet,
OXooeppova, a. sin. of
OXo(njjpu>v, -oi'uj, b,r), (""• oXodf de-
structive, anq fpip the poind)
inuhxn nt, malicious, mischisv-
ou s ; destructive, pernieioue. ru-
inous ; Jin if, fuiious, blood,
thirsty.
'OXoir6p<pijpos, -ov, b, /;, (fr. bXi>s
whole, iid uopQifa, purple)
Wholly Ji'irpli, totally clad m
purf>le, purple-clad.
OXi'nrrn), f. -\|<v, to put, skin, tah>
qff the bark ; to pluck or tear off'.
'OX'ifx^of or 'OX<5/jZu£o$, -ov, b, >;,
(fr. oXoj the win. If, and f)i$a a
root) with tin whole root.
'OXoj, bXrj, uXov, whole, entire,
mm nd, complete : universal, all.
'OXos, -ou# •'. ^of.
'OXocitrjpns, -ov, b, )/, (fr. bXos the
whole, and oilnpos iron) entirely
of iron.
OX'KTipvpuTos, -uv, b, f), (fr. ?ame,
and oif)vpa a hammer) well ham-
mered, mil wrought} solid, close.
' O\oir^cpf]^,.(i>i -ov$,b, i),(fr. same,
and xt'tp the hand) perfect, com-
plete, toted, general; decisive.
'OXoo-^rpois, (fr. last) perfectly,
comjde Uly, derisively.
OXucr^oi, -u)v, oi, the foot stalks or
pi i vies of a fruit.
'OXoreXiis, -ios -ovs, 6, >', (fr. oXos
the whole, and re'Xos the end) en-
tirely finished, complete, perfect.
n. or a. pi. cont. bXortXtis.
^OXortXw?, (fr. last) completely,
perfectly.
OXovuai, -fj, -etrai, 2 f. ind. mid.
of wAXc^i.
,OXf)</Xiy^u)i',-«5ro?, r), (fr. bXos the
whole, and 0Xi'£w to boil) a blis-
ter, boil, blain ; a pimple.
OXoipvhos, -i), -bv, (fr. oXoebvpouai
to lament) lamentable, sad,dole-
ful, mournful.
OXmpvparo, Ion. for wXocpvparo, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of
OXoepvpop ai, to mourn over, lament,
bewail, deplore; to pity, com-
OMA
passionate, pres. par. mid. oXo-
(pvpduevos, -it, -ov.
OXoipvpubi, -ov, b, and OXdtpvpejts,
-ios, Alt. -tu)i,r),(fr. last) mourn-
ing, lamentation, wail.
OXuipwios, -ov, b, //, (fr. bXXvpi to
destroy, and epws man) destruc-
tive^ pernicious; deadly, fatal ;
cunning, artful, crafty, a*
'0\ir>i,-rjs, Dor. 'OXieu, and OXfffr,
-ie)ui,i'i, a cruise, vial, pot or jug
for oils ; a vessel for oil or inm.
OXvpnraSi -ov, b, a mail's n urn-.
OXvpnia, -us, i'i, Olympia,l\\uu.in\<-
<>'. ■ town.
OXifiiria, -u)v, ra, (fr. 'OXvuwo'
() \iii|»iis) the Oh/mpic I'timis.
OXvfjTiuSa, -u)V, a\, (fr. same) the
S who inhabited Olym-
pic ; Olympian.
i, ~X6o$, i'i, (fr. same) an
Olympiad, or space of four
l» mm mi the Olympic
j.'. lines ; the season of those
Btf a i i'-tory at tin in ; a
woman's name. Adj. Olym-
pian.
OXvftiriaai, (d. pi. of last) at or
during the Olympic games; at
i 'ia.
OXvji-rrlKoii, -i),-bv,(fr. same) Olym-
. Olymjiic.
OXvumov'tKus, -a, b, Dor. for
OXv/imeviKfK, -ov, b, (fr. OXvfiiria
the Olympic -amis, and vikuoj
nquer) un Olympic con-
ijiiiror.
OXvfjirtdriKos, -ov, b, same as last.
OXi'yxiof, -ov, b, i'i, (fr. next) lieu-
1/ /<(//, celestial.
'OXvuiroi, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. ifXoj
entire, and Xdfiiru) to shine)
Olympus, the name of a moun-
tain ; the heaven, sky.
'OXvvOos, -ov, 6. a green or unripe
fig; an early fig apt to fall;
Dame of a town.
'OXvpn, -as, i'i, a. kind of grain, zea,
spelt or rice, beer, barley.
OXvpirns, -ov, b, (fr. last) bread
made of spilt, rice or barley ; a
barley cake.
OXuiios , -a, -ov, (fr. 6XXaui to de-
stroy) destructive, pernicious,
ruinous ; deadly, fatal.
'OXwXa, -as, -t, Att. for eoXa, per.
ind. mid. — OXwX'w, -ys, -n, per.
sub. mid. of 6XXvut.
"OXws, (fr. bXos entire) onthe whole,
in fine, at all, indeed, by all
means ; altogether.
'O/ii, pi. neut. of bp6s.
'Ondyvpis,-u>Sthi Dor. forb[ifiyvpis,
rO/jiu6evu), (fr. buns a multitude) to
collect, crowd together.
'Ouadio) -w, f. -i';co), (fr. next) to
clamour, make an uproar, redse
disturbance.
"Ofidcos, 'ov, b, (fr. b»as a multi-
tude) a crowd, throng, press;
disturbance, tumult, uproar, cla-
mour.
'Ounlfuoc or "Onaifjos, -ov,b,r), and
Opaiuu>vr-ovosi b", r), (fr. bubf
the same, and <iT/m blood) of the
tome bliwd, nearly related; a
brother or fitter.
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'Ofiiuxula, -as, i'i, (fr. same, and
ai-^ur) a spear) a conftditrmxy,
league, alii
'OuiiXfis, -ius -oi'S, b, r)
buaXos.
'OfiaXi^a), f. -Yaw, (ft. next j to l< . il,
plane, smooth ; to mah even, re-
duce to tonality, < \
'OftiiXos, -i), -. t, hril,
smo.itli f equal, even, alih .
'Ofxiipru, pres. impr. ac;. cont. <>l
'Ofinpriu) -ii>, (fr. next) to attend,
accompany, j o id">>x vith, go
tm:> ■
'OuaprTi, (perliaps fr. bfiov together,
and apijj to fit) along with, to-
gether uith, in company, evenly,
at tin same lime, one uftir uno-
tlur.
' Ofi<iori}aas,-aaa,-av, 1 a. par. act.
ot lift a priii).
'OflAf, -lie^os, //, (fr. 6/ioD together)
.
nnuntij, generality ; m <
multitude, ti
vO«avXort *ev. b, rh (fr. warn
avXi) a fold) living in the same
fold, dwelling together, Or (fr.
tame, and uvXbf a pipe) agree-
ing, harmonious.
Op jipiu) -i2, (fr. 6u(ipos a shower)
to rain, shouer, int.
'Oiifiptipa, -Uros, rb, (fr. same) a
shoin r ; u heavy fall or ttoi m of
ram.
Opftpnvbs, -r), -bv, or Ofiftpnpbs, -a"%
-bv, (fr. same) threatening rain;
rainy, shoiiiry, uit.
Oufififjoas, -aoa, -av, 1 a. par. act.
<>t (jujlpiu).
Ouflpiuonarpos, -ov, b, //, (fr. next,
and
ir,,o
-*l\l, U, t], \l». »tAl(
fatlier) betrn of a
mighty father, in fern. Ouftpi/jio-
ndrpn or -rpa.
'O/j/?p^0f, -ov, b, i), (fr. dfipiuos
strong) strong, powerful, vio-
lent.
'Opppios, -ov, b, ft, (fr. next) rainy,
shouery, wet, causing rain. Subs.
rain, a shower.
'OfiPpos, -ov, b, (fr. bfioTi together,
and pew to flow) a heavy shower,
rain, storm ofrenn, storm.
Ofitirat, 3sin. ofoftoufim, -jj,-tirait
2 f. ind. mid. of 6uwui.
'Oucvvirns, -ov, b, [fr. buov toge-
ther, and ivvri a bed) a husband.
'Outvveris, -toos, fj, (fr. same) a
wife, concubine.
'Opevvbs, and 'Ofitwalos -ov, b, f/,
(fr. same) sleeping in the same
bed; conjugal. Subs, a hus-
band or wife, bedfellow.
'Opvytpris, also Poet, and JEo\.
'Qunyvphsi-ios-ovsi o, >'/, (fr. buov
togeiher, and ayeipw to assem-
ble) assembled togeiher, collect-
ed.
'Ouf/yupiS, -ios, Att. -C0)s, hi (fr*
same) an assembly, crowd, mul-
titude.
'OpnXtKia, -as, Ion. -ns, )/, (fr. S/ut»s
alike, and ^XiKta stature) same-
ness or equality of age or rank.
'OrfXiZ, -tKos, b, h, (fr- same) of
the same age.
'Oprjpevua, -aruf, rb, (fr. bpnpiiui to
OMN
be a hostage) a pledge, pawn,
hostage, security.
Onvpcvaat, Dor. for bunpovoai, n.
pi. fem. pres. par. act. cont. of
'Ounpevu, (fr. ounpos a hostage) to
be a hostage or pledge ; to re-
main abroad.
'Opnpio) -w, f. -rjffu), (fr. same) to
come together, meet, encounter ;
to unite, accord, harmonize ; to
accompany, attend.
'Ojinplbal, -tiv, a7, the imitators or
reciters of Homer's poems.
"OfiJ)pov, -ov, to, (fr. next) a
pledge, pawn, security, hostage.
O/xnpos, -ov, b, (fr. b^ov together,
and tipiii to fasten) a hostage,
pledge, security. Also a man's
name, Eng. Homer.
'OulXce, pres. impr. act. — 'Out-
Xuv, pres. inf. act. cont. of
fO/*<~Aai> -w, f. -ijcr(*i,p. i)fii\t]Ka, (fr.
iifiiXos a crowd) to crowd or
throng together ; to meet in com-
bat ; to associate, mix with ; to
be famiUar, intimate ; to con-
verse, talk with, commune ; to
meet with, experience ; to be im-
mersed in, devoted or given up to.
pres. opt. act. bjuXioiui -otui,
-his -ols, -ioi -01' par. b/juXiuv
-cov. 1 a. act. ind. ujuiXnoa, -as,
-£' par. buiXi'ivas, -aaa, -av.
'O/xiXnSbv, (fr. same) in crowds,
in troops, in companies.
'Ouihjrris, -ov, b, (fr. bui\iu> to
converse) a companion, associate,
intimate.
'OutXnTtKos, -fi, -bv, and 'OuiXnrbs,
-i), -bv, (fr. same) conversant,
sociable, familiar ; genteel, polite,
elegant.
'O/zFAju, -as, f), (fr. same) society,
company, intercourse, communi-
cation ; conversation, discourse ;
a company, band.
Oul\os, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. buov
together, and EtXiia to crowd, or
iXn a body of soldiers) a crowd,
assembly, multitude ; a troop,
band, company ; a mob, tumult,
riot, uproar.
'O/xi^ao -G>, (fr. buov together,
and v/w to pour} to make wa-
ter.
pour)
'Oiii^r), Ion. Oulx^V, -is, ff, a
mist, fog ; a cloud, darkness.
'Oixi^Xiu) -5, f. -wo-w, (fr. last) to
cover unlh clouds, darlcen. 1 f.
ind. pass. butyXwO^aouai.
*Ouua, -dros, to, (fr. oitTOuai to
see) the eye ; vision, sight ; as-
pect, countenance ; a show, specta-
cle, n. pi. dujxaTa, d. pi. duudai.
'O/i^ar', for duuaTa, pi. of last.
0///j«row -S, (fr. 6uua an eye) to
set before the eyes ; to make clear,
enlighten,
'Ouw, for 6uvvQi, pres. impr. act.
— Ofivvas, -£(, 2 and 3 sin. pres.
ind. act Ouvvtiv, pres. inf.
act. — OpivvETt, 2 pi. pres. impr.
act. Ouvvovai, 3 pi. pres. ind.
act. of ofivvti).
'Ouvvjii orO/nvuw,f.o/<(5o-u),|). ibuoxa,
and Att. ou&uoKa, to swear, take
ar\ oath ; to confirm bt tath, swear
OMO
by. 1 a. act. ind. wuoaa' sub. ou6-
ob), -t/s, -p' par. ortdcras,-avros.
Ojxoydo'Tpios,-ov, b, )'/, (fr. buov to-
gether, and yaarijp a womb) of
the same mother ; an own brother
or sister.
'Ouoyzvirup, -opos, b, (fr. same,
and yev(Tu)p a lather, th. yivouat
to be born) a brother.
'Ouoytvi)s,-tos-ovs, b, r/, (fr. same,
and yivouai to be born) of the
same family, related, connected.
Subs, a relation.
OuoyXoxroos, -ov, b, hi (fr. b/xbs like,
and yXdoaa a tongue) of the
same language.
1 Ouoyvuuoviu) -di, f. -i/coi (fr. same,
and yvu>firi opinion) to be of the
same opinion or sentiment ; to
assent, agree or take part with.
'Ouoyv&uuv, -ovos, b, i/, (fr. same)
of the same sentiments, unani-
mous.
'Ouoyvuudvws, (fr. last) unani-
mously.
'Ouoyovos, -ov, b, i], same as opo-
ytvfiS'
'OudSduos, -ov, b, >/, Dor. for
'Ojx66nuos, -ov, b, >), (fr. bubs like,
and cTiuos a people) of the same
rank or people.
'Onoo'laiTos, -ov, b,f], (fr. same, and
SiatTa manner of living) using
the same food, living in the same
manner ; congenial, similar,
agreeable to. Subs, a companion,
associate. -
'OuoSovXos, -ov, b, (fr. buov to-
gether, and 6ov\os a slave) a
fellow-slave, fellow-servant.
'OuoSpoutu) -w, (fr. same, and Spo-
[xos a running) to rim together
or in company with ; to concur,
agree.
'OuozOvm -5, (fr. bubs like, and
iQvos a nation) to be of the same
family or nation.
'OuocOvfis, ~tos -ovs, 6,i/, (fr. same)
of the same family or nation.
'Ouorfina, -as, '/, (fr. buds like, and
eiSos form) uniformity.
'OuoddXduos, -ov, b,f/, (fr. buov to-
gether, and QaXdu.n a bed) liv-
ing and sleeping together, inti-
mate. Subs, a bosom friend.
'OuoOev, same as bjiov.
'OuoOpovos, -ov, b, i], (fr. bu.ov to-
gether, and Opovos a throne) hav-
ing the same throne ; a consort.
eOjj.o0vudhbv, (fr. bubs like, and
Ovubs mind) with one accord,
unanimously, with unanimous
affection.
'OnoQvuos, -ov, b, ii, (fr. same)
agreeing in opinion, unanimous.
"Ouoia, pi. neut. — 'Ouolas, g. sin.
fem. of bfioios.
'Ouoid(ti, 3 sin. pres. Ind. act. of
'Ouoiu^u), f. -«<tw, p. wuoiaKa, (fr.
buoios like) to be like.
rO/jo<V, Ion. for bfxoiav, a. sin. fem.
of buoios.
'Ouolios, Poet, for buoios.
'OnaiovdOtia, -as, hi (fr' buoios
like, andTzdOos disposition) simi-
larity of disposition, conformity
of sentiments or feelings.
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'Ouoinirddns, -ins -ovs, o, f), (fr.
same) subject to the same feeling
or the like infirmities, n. a. pi.
cont. buoio-naOiiS'
"Ouoios, -a, -ov, (fr. bubs like) like,
alike, uniform, similar ; corres-
ponding, consistent with, appro-
priate ; equal, even ; likely, pro-
bable.
'Ouoidrnra, a sin. of
'Ouoiornsi -vtos, %, (fr. last) simi-
larity, likeness.
'O/XO10U1 -w,f. -wtrw, p. Ul/*0JW!OI,(fr.
same) to make like, liken, assimi-
late, compare. Ouoioouai -ovuai,
to be like, correspond, agree with.
1 a. act. ind. uuoiuo-a' sub. buot-
ihou), -i/j, ->/, 1 pi. buoidjowuev.
per. ind. pass, wuoiwuai. 1 a.
pass. ind. (buotwdnv sub. fyioi-
ui0(5, -jis, -i}* inf. bjjioiwdiivai' par.
buoiuQtis, -dan, -iv.
'OuoiuQ>)utvai, Dor. for f OuouoQrj-
vai, 1 a. inf. pass. — 'OfioiwOds,
n. pi. -Qtvrcs, par. 1 a. pass. — .
'Ououi>9>jo£Tai,3sm. -OnoofxeOa, 1
pi. 1 f. ind. pass. — .f(V«tw0;j-
Tt, 2 pi. 1 a. sub. pass, of last.
eOuoiu)ua,-dT(>s, to, (fr. buoios like)
similitude, likeness, resemblance,
comparison, d. sin. buoiuuaTi.
n. pi. buottouara.
'Ouolios, (fr. same) likewise, in like
manner, alike ; equally, as much
as.
'Oixoioiois, -ios, Att. -£uij, »), (fr.
same )likeness, resemblance, com-
parison, a. sin. bixoiuxriv.
'Ouoi6a(o, -eis,-ei, 1 f. ind. act. of
buoi6co.
'OuoK^dpos, -ov, b, f), Dor. for 'Ou6-
icXnpGs, -ov, b, >), (fr. buov to-
gether, and ic\Tipos a lot) having
an equal share, receiving a share.
Subs, a partaker, sharer, part-
ner ; a coheir, joint-heir.
'OfioKXdoy -uii, or -f'o> -w, (fr. next)
to shout, cheer on, stir up, exhort ;
to rebuke, repiove; to menace,
threaten.
'OuokXxi, -r\s, hi (fr- ouov together,
and Kikouai to exhort) a shout
of exhortation, cheering, ivar-
shout ; a rebuke, chiding ; me-
nace, threat.
'OuoK\)'i(xas, -aaa, -av, 1 a. par.
act. of buoicXuu).
'OnoK\{jonaKt, 3 sin. impf. Ion. of
bjxoK^nadaKO), for buoxXdu) or -/w.
'Ou0K\r}T))p, -npos, b,(fi'.'bj.ioK\dw to
exhort) an exhorter ; a reprover,
rebuker ; a menacer, threatener.
'OuokXiviis, -fos -ovs, a°d 'Ouok\i-
vos, -ov, b, h, (fr- bfjiov together,
and K^ivn a couch) lying on the
same bed, reclining on the same
couch ; at the same table ; a
partner, companion.
'OuoXfKTpos, -ov, b, hi (fr> samfe,
and XiKTpov a bed) lying in the
same bed, partner.
'OuoXoyto) -w,f. -i/croi, p. &uo\6ynKa,
(fr. bubs like, and X/yw tos|>eak)
to assent, consent, agree, con-
cede to ; to acknowledge, confess,
declare ; to vow, promise, engage,
profess, undertake ; to receive
OMO
terms, accept conditions, stipu-
late ; to affirm, vouch, bear v it-
ntss to ; to give bail, go snrity ;
to resemble, answtr, correspond ;
to praise, coinmind ; to return
thank*.
OpoXoynOiira, a. sin. of bpoXoyv-
Qiis, -ilaa, -iv, pass. — 'OuoXoyij-
aai, -aaa, -ur, n. pi. -oavrts, act.
1 a. par. — 'OuoXoyijoto, -as,
-ti, 1 f. ind. act. — eOro\oyrjau>,
-ns, -ti, 1 a. sub. act. of last.
OpoXdynois, -ioi, Att. -cus, h, (fr.
buoXoyito to consent)
agreemtnt ; fUlfl/im'nil, acknow-
ledgjnent.
'OuoXoyrjrfos, -a,-ov, (fr. same) to
be confessed, &c. according to
tlit- verb.
'OuoXoyla, -as, h., (fr. bubs like, and
Xiym to speak) ntitiwf,
mcnl, assent ; adcnewMgmtnt,
con fission ; pro/i i
ment ; (in a^reimint, I
composition, tirms.
'OuoX6yos,-ov, b, ^,(fr. same) MMtng
//*<• wmm words, prqfetotng the
same thing, contenting, a
tilth, concordant, unuini/tous.
'OpoXoyovuivtos, (fr. 6/ioAoyiw to
ooomm) am/eMedfy. amu-uily,
indisputably ; conformably with;
unanimously.
'OpoXoyovvres, n. -yowrrwv, p. cont.
par. pres. act. — '0/<oAoyoP<7i, 3
pi. rout, pn s. Hid. ad. and
'OfioAoyw, ind. — 'OuoXoyibv, par.
act. cont. of bpoXoyito.
'OpoXdyios, (fr- bpoXoyos I
With) <//>////, SUltahli/, a ■■
uilh common const n( ; opinly,
conj) ssedly, avowedly.
Ofiofir/rptos, -ov, b, f;, (fr. bubs like,
and fii'inip a mother) born of the
same mother.
'Oubv, a. sin. of bp6s.
'Ouovoio) -ui, (fr. bubs like, and i new
mind)
be of
th<
consent, agree, accord
same opinion.
'Oudvoia, -as, hi (fr- same) unani-
mity, concord, agreement, har-
mony.
'Ouoovcios or 'Ouovciqs, -a, -ov,
(fr. same, and Qv, pres. par. of
etui to be) of the same essence,
substance or nature, similar.
'Ouoirdrpios, and' Ou6~arpog,-ov,b,
fj, (fr. same, and narrip a father)
sprung from the same father.
Oudpyvv, Ion. for wpopyvv, 3 sin.
mipf. ind. act. of
Oudpyvvui, and Mdpyvvui, f. ou6p-
£w, p. wuopxa, to wipe, wipe off" or
away ; to impress, mark, stamp,
brand ; to imbue, habituate, ac-
custom. 1 a. ind. act. wuop^a.
1 a. ind. mid. b)uop%drt]v.
'Ouopiia -to, f. -r,cu), (fr. ouopog bor-
dering) to border upon, ai'juin.
Ou6p^to, 1 f. ind. act. of oudpywut.
'Ouopos, -ov,b, f), (fr. &f»o? like, and
dpos a boundary) bordering, ad-
joining, neighbouring ; friendly,
connected. Subs, a borderer,
neighbour.
Ouoppodi,) -to, (fr. same, trndptdos
OMO
the noise of water) to utter the
same sound ; to agree, consent.
'Oubs, -f), -bv, like, similar; rwl
uniform ; tin same.
Oudaai, 1 a. inf. act. of 6/xvvui.
'Ou6ae, (fr. bubs like) in the same
place, toc,ithir.
"Oftoae, Ion. for touoae, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. act. of bu6to, to unite.
'Opoat^topito -w,(fr. bfidaiU .
niul\topito to \>n>virA)toarli ance
togethu, gn towar
par. 1 a. act. buoire^tooi c
Oudans, 2 sin. of ou6oto, -rjs, -n- 1
a. sub. let. of Afiwfu.
'Ouootrito -u>, (fr. bpoii t'
tr*$ bread) to eai I
:t ihi sauif I
'Oudairos, -ov, b, //, (fr. Ml
■i tin r, who tats with ano-
tlur, a missmatr, comj>nnv>n.
'Oro<TKt]iia, -ik,, )], (!r. <:,■
ther, and oKf)\n a lent) dweilmg
in the sum t<nt, a comrade ; a
•uty In ine in it.
'OuooKnrtJto-to, (Ir. same) I
be in the sanu ti ut.
' O p6trirXay^i os, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and rrArfygl i I ■» intestine) of
'tnl, kindred.
'Oftdavorios, -ov, b, fj, (fr. bubs the
a libation) a
■ tht same libation or
meal ; a conf diralr.
'Oydattopos, -ov, b, f], (tr.^aino, and
oTcipto to sow) ';/' the same seed,
race or offspring.
Ofjoacn, Gr6caasi Qu6ao~ov, Poet.
lor oji'iav, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act.
ou6aas, par. and duoaor, niipr. 1
a. act. of duwfti
'Ouoffrf^iito -d, or -ito ^w, (fr. bpov
torretbi r, and arti^to to go) to
proceed, go or march together ; to
arcomjiaru/, att' nil.
'Ouoarofxos, -ov, b, ^, (fr. same,
and aroi-^os a rank, th. ordxto to
go) placed in the same rank; a
companion.
rOu6oro\osi -ov, b, /;, (fr. same, and
(ttAAw to adorn or to *end)
adorned alike ; or an attend-
ant.
OuSoto, 1 f. ind. act. of oudto or
6uM'Ul'
'OuoriXevTos, -ov, b, //, for buoiori-
\cvtos, (fr. bubs the same, and
reXevrfi an end) having the same
end.
Oudrcxvos, -ov, h, f), (fr. same, and
ti^i n an art) of the same trade.
'Ou6rluos, -ov, b, >% (fr. same, and
riuh honour) of equal honour or
rank, on a level with. Subs.
a peer.
'Quorpdirefa, -ov, b, fit (fr- same,
and Tpdircfa a table) at the same
table, a messmate, companion.
'Ouorpo-ffos, -ov, b, hi (fr- same, and
rpovos turn, th. rpiirto to turn)
of the same turn or habit, like in
disposition or manner, congenial ;
unanimous, agreeing.
'Ouov, (g. of bubs like) together,
along vnth ; altogether ; equally,
as much, alike ; near, almost, at
hand ; at the some time.
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OMft
Ofiotiuat, 2 f. mid. of duvvpi.
'Opovpito — "Opovpos, Ion. for bus
pito, bpopos-
'OpdQotros, -ov, b, //, (fr. bpov to-
gether, and ij>oirdto to go) filing
along with, accompanying. Bubs.
a companion, attendant, risiltr.
'Op6<f>poin, a. sin. — 'Op6<Ppovas,
a. pi. of bp6<f>ptov.
'Ouofpovito -u, (fr. bubs like, and
<ppj\v the mind) to be of the sum*
mind^ schlimatt or opinion; to
agree, ronsiut, conspin .
'Ofidifipuv, -ovof, b, I), (fr. MUM)
of like mind, unanimous, cx>nioid-
tint, a grit uig, harmonious, con
genial.
'Ou6(pvXos, -ov, b, f), (fr. fydssamc,
and AvXi) a tribe) oj the same
'.ass or kind.
Ofiocjtoiito -C), (fr. same, and cjtovi)
a voice) to use the same lan-
■ : to accord, \
'Ou6if>tovos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same)
using tfie same language ;
nant,
'Ouoxpotn, Ion. for 'Ouoxpola, -as,
»'/, (fr. bubs like, and x96a co_
lour) similarity of colour, liknust
nf complexion.
'Oyioxp6os, -ovs, -6ov -ov, b, ^, (fr.
I alike in colour ; of one
colour.
'Op6\pn<pos, -ov, b, it, (fr. same, and
i±?i<pos a vote) of one mind or
. i ol in g on the same side;
having the same right of voting.
'Or<>to -u>, {bpbs like) to join to-
■ ■, unite, ooat
Oudto -u>, same as 6uwui-
'OfupXicts, n. pi. of 6fnpa^.
OfKpaKtas, -ov, b, (fr. dutyal; a sour
grape) sour, tart, acid; unripe,
made, of unripe fruit.
Ouipaici^to, f. -Yoto, p. toutydiciKa, (fr.
same ) to produce sour grapes ;
to be sour, acid.
OucbdKiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) the
juice of sour grapes.
Ou<paX6ets, -eaaa, -cv, (fr. next)
having a navel or boss, embossed.
Op<f>a\bs, -ov, b, the navel ; a boss ;
the centre of an army, middle of
any round body.
'Or<f>a^, -atcos,»i, (perhaps fr. uubs
raw, and <pdyto to eat) smir
grapes, unripe fruit.
Op<pfit -rjSt h< a divine voice, pre*
phecy, orocle, response.
'OutoQfivai,\ a. inf. pass. of6//(5w;
or by Sync, for b^oitoQf\vat, 1 a.
inf. pass, of bpoi6u>.
Outouona, Att. for wpoKa, per. ind.
act. of fiuvvui.
'Ouuvvuos, -ov, b, '/, (fr. brbs like,
and 6veua a name) having the
same name, synonymous.
fOu<op6<pios,-ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
opofibs a roof, th. tpicfxa to cover)
a tenant of the same roof. Subs.
a companion, friend.
'OuHs, (fr. bfxbs like) similarly,
alike; equally, indiscriminately ;
evenly, uniformly ; in like man-
ner, just os ; so, also. Or, (fr.
bjiov altogether) together with,
along with ; almost, nearly.
ONE
Qu«>;, pet, nevertheless, however,
notwithstanding.
*Ov, and iivre, a. sin. of ds, who.
Ov, neut. of civ, ovaa, -bv, pres.
par. of etfu, to be.
'Ovaypos, -ov, b, >), (fr. 6vos an ass,
and dyptos wild) o ifi/d ass.
"Ova fiat, pres. ind. mid. — Ovdfie-
vo?, -77, -ov, par. pres. or Sync,
for cvnodfitvos, 1 a. par. mid. of
fan pi.
Ovaifinv, -aio, -airo, Sync, for ovn-
aaifinv, 1 a. opt. mid. of same,
may I enjoy, may I reap the be-
nefit of, may I be happy.
Ovap, rb, indeel. a dream. Kar
6vap, in a dream.
Ovdpiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of 6vos an
ass ) a young ass, coll.
Ovaau, Dor. and JEol. for ovqatt,
3 sin. of ovrjau), -zts, -ti, 1 f» ind.
act. — 'Ovaadai, pres. inf. or
Sync, for ovt'ioaadat, 1 a. inf.
mid. — Ovdaarps, Dor. and Poet,
for ovf/ans, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. act.
of dvTjfii.
'Oviats, Dor. for 6vncis-
Ovda9' for ovddra, n. pi. of
'Ovziap, -aros, rb, (fr. ovnut to help)
help, assistance, relief, utility,
advantage, profit, pi. ovdara,
feasts, food, victuals.
OvdSea, cont. ov£t^T7, pi. of 6vet5os.
Ovdhttos or -Stos, -a, -ov, (fr. 6vet-
Sos reproach) reproachful, igno-
minious, disgraceful : contume-
lious, abusive, insolent.
OvetSt^eiv, pres. inf. act. — OvaoV
$6ut9a, -C,toQt, 1 and 2 pi. pres.
ind. pass. — OvtidifyvTos, sin,
-fyvriov, pi. g. par. pres. act. of
Ovtioifyi), f. -t<rw, p. uvdhiKa, (fr,
6vct8os reproach) to reproach, up-
braid, censure, blame, find fault
with, accuse; to vilify, impf.
ind. act. oivdSi^ov. 1 a. ind. act.
uvdStoa' sub. oveihiow, -j/s, -v.
pres. ind. pass. ovaSi£ouat.
Ovti&iaas, -aca, -av, -avros, 1 a.
par. act. — Ovtitiaas, Ion. for
uvdSttras, 2 sin. 1 a. ind. act. —
OvdSicov, 1 a. impr. act. — Ovet
Sicrus, 2 sin. 1 f. ind. act. of
last.
OvdSiaua, -aros, rb, and OvziSiO'
ubs, -ov, 6, (fr. same) reproach
rebuke, censure, abuse.
OvtiSicTtKOi, ->), -bv, (fr. same)
reproachful, opprobrious.
OvndicruHTi, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. act. —
Ova8i&, Alt. for oveidioio, 1 f.
ind. act. of same.
'Ovetdos, -zos-ovs, rb, reproach, re-
buke, censure; disgrace, blame,
ignominy ; praise, fame, honou
'Ovztos, -a, -ov, (fr. 6vnut to help)
assisting, helping ; profitable, ad-
vantageous.
'Ovztpas, -aros, rb, same as 6vap,
not used in the n.
Ovdpara, -uv, ra, (pi. of last)
Poet for dvzipa, n. pi. of 6vzi-
pov.
Ovdptios, -a, -ov, (fr. 6vap a dream)
of sleep ; of or in a dream.
OveipoKpiras, -a, 0, Dor. for
OveipoKptrns* -ov, o, (fr. 6vupov a
ONO
dream, and Kpivw to judge) an
interpreter of dreams.
OvztpoiruXos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
iro\iio to be conversant) an in-
terpreter of dreams, diviner.
Ovtipos, -ov, b, and 'Oveipov, -ov,
i, to, (fr. 6vap a dream) a dream,
vision, d. sin. Ovdpw, g. pi.
Ovzipuv.
OvnO'ijvat, 1 a. inf. pass. — 'Ov>7-
uai, same as 'Ovauai, pres. ind.
mid. of 6vnui.
Ovfjucvos, pres. par. pass, of 6vn-
uai for dvduat, mid. of
'Ovvui, and Ovivnut, f. ovffcro), p.
wvrjKa, to help, aid, assist, suc-
cour ; to profit, benefit, do good.
pres. mid. 6v$uai or ovivduai, to
reap benefit or advantage, receive
the fruits of, enjoy ; to gratify,
please, delight. 1 a. ind. act.
uvnoa. 1 f. ind. mid. ovfjcopat. 1
a. mid. ind. uvnadunv, -w, -aro'
opt. ovnaaiunv, -aio, -airo. cont.
ovaiunv, -aio, -airo.
'Ovtjui, and Ov6d), to blame,censure,
find fault with. mid. ovduai.
'Ovncra, Ion. for uvnaa, 1 a. ind.
act. — 'Ovncat, 1 a. impr. mid. —
Ovt'/crcai, Ion. for ov/jon. 2 sin. 1
f. ind. mid. — Ovijozi, 3 sin. 1 f.
ind. act. of dvqfii.
Ovf/otuos, -ov, b, f), (fr. 6vnfu to
profit) useful, profitable, advan-
tageous. A proper name.
'Ovr/ots, -tog, Alt. -£wj, fj, (fr. ovn-
fii to profit) utility, advantage,
fruit, benefit, profit ; assistance,
aid, help.
OvrjcKpopos, -ov, b, ff, (fr. last, and
(ptpw to bear) bringing assist-
ance, advantageous, profitable.
Subs, a proper name.
'Ovnco, pres. impr. of 6vr}uai, for
dvafiai, pass, of 6vr/pi, to profit.
Ovvtos, -ff, -bv, (fr. ovrjut to profit
or blame) useful, profitable, ad-
vantageous; culpable, blameable,
OvfjTwp, -opog, b, useful ; a man's
name.
OvOnXevu), or Ovdv\evo}, (fr. next)
to besmear or mix with elung,
adulterate; to manure afield ; to
season dishes.
'Ovdos, -ov, b, dung, ordure, ma
nure.
Oriicbs, -ri, -bv, (fr. ovos an ass) of
or belonging to an ass, drawn or
wrought by an ass.
Ovivnoi, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
ovivvui, same as ovnfii.
'Ovoiro, 3 sin. pres. opt. of Svouai
or 2 a. opt. mid. of ovou>, same
as 6vT)[tt.
OvoKtvravpos, -ov, b, (fr. 6vos an
ass, and <i vravpog a centaur) the
ass-centaur.
'Ovofi for
'Ovoixa, Poet. Ovvoua, 2Fjo\. 'Ovv-
fta, -aro;, rb, a name, title;
fame, renown ; a char eider, re-
putation ; a pretence ; the name
of a thing ; a word, noun.
Ovouu^e, Ion. for u>vdua^e, 3 sin.
impf. act. — Ovoud^tiv, pres. inf.
act. — Ovofia^foOuj, 3 sin. pres.
impr. pass. — Ovoudltrai, 3 sin.
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ont
pres. ind. pass. — Ovofta^ficve^
par. pres. pass, of
Ovoftd^u). f. -dou>, p. o)v6fjiaKa, (fr.
ovoua a name) to name, call,
mention, eleclcre, utter ; to cele-
brate, praise, sing of; to call
upon, invoke, pres. opt. act.
ovoud^ciui, -ots, -of inf. ovofii^t-
iv. pres. par. pass, ovofiafyfitvos.
per. ind. pass. o>v6fiaofiai. 1 a.
ind. pass, wvofidadiiv, -ns, -n.
Ovoftdfav, par. pres. act. of last.
'Ovoftat, f. ovooofiai, (fr. ovdu) to
blame) to blame, censure, reprove,
find fault with. 1 a. ind. mid,
(itVOcdftTjV.
Ovouaivu), f. -avib, (fr. 6vofia a
name) to name, call by name.
1 a. act. ind. wvofinva' sub. ovo-
flflVlti.
Ovoudtcpiros, -ov, b, a proper name.
Ovdfiacdtv, iEol. and Bceot. for
uvofidcdncav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass,
of ovofxd^w.
Ovofidoi, d. pi. of 6votia.
Ovofidoia, -as, rj, (fr. 6vofia a name)
nomination, calling, naming ; a
name, appellation.
OvoftaoTi, (fr. same) by name.
OvofiaoTiKbs, -11, -bv, (fr. same)
nominative, naming.
Ovofia<JTbs,-fi,-bv, (fr. same) nam*
ed, called ; famed, celebrated.
OvSfiara, -an, -aros, -driav, cases
of ovofta.
OvofiaToypafta, -as, 17, (fr. same,
and ypdcpj) to write) a writing
or catalogue of names.
Ovdunva -as, -e, Ion. for (ovS/ir/va,
1 a. ind. — Ovoftfjvu), -rjs, -n. 1 a.
sub. act. of ovouaivu).
'Ovos, -ov, b, ff, (perhaps fr. ovnui
to help) an ass ; an insect sup-
posed to be a centipede ; a lo-
cust ; the upper mill-slone ; a
spindle, axle-tree ; ajar with two
ears or handles.
Ovdoaerat, Poet, for ov6otrai, 3
sin. 1 f. mid. of ovdw, same as
6vr}fll*
Ovoorbs, -n, -bv, (fr. dvvfii to
blame) to be blamed, blameable.
OvordC,(i), same as dvnfii or ovdw.
Ovorbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) bleime
able, culpable, faulty.
Ovotyopfibs, -ov, 6, f), (fr. 6vos an ass,
and (pipf3ii> to feed) feeding asses.
Ovoo), see 6vnuu
'Ovra, — 'Ovras, — 'Ovtcs, — 'Ovn,
— 'Ovros, — 'Ovtwv, cases of d»v,
ovoa, bv, par. pres. of aui.
"Ovriva, a. sin. of oons.
'Ovtu)s, (fr. wv, pres. par. of etui
to be) really, in reality, in truth,
truly.
'Ovtwv, Att. and Ion. zdvrwv, for
rjoav, 3 pi. impf. ind. of etui, to
be.
'Ovvfta, -aros, rb, JE>6\. fordvofia.
Ovvual-a, -as, -e, JEo\. and Poet,
for wvdfiaoa, 1 a. ind. act. —
Ovvfid^ouat, ^Eol. for ovoudao-
uai, 1 f. mid. of ovoud£u).
'Ovuf, -vxos, b, a nail, hoof, claw ;
a precious stone, onyx ; a kind
of spice, onycha. n. pi. fvvx^U
d. 6vv%t, Ion. ovvytaoi.
OHT
. , f. -?«■«, p. wit'-^iea, (fr.
last j -l claw, »cratch ; to en/ fte
n&iit ; tJ divide the hoof ; to mark,
note, examine ; tojinishjineiy.
I , ov, rd, (ft. same) a /itf/r
nal ; an onyx stone.
OwxtapiV, -ov, 0, (fir. orv^/yw to
split the hoof, th. oVvf a hoof)
the division of the hoof or claw.
Ovx ■xKTTTjp, -ripos, b, (fr. same) a
nail or claw, the division of the
hoof.
St -iSof, i/, a kind of herb.
1 . (fr. o£($ sharp, and
aXftr pickle, th. iX$ salt) an acid
pickle.
sin. of o£i'c.
. n. fern, of .
nd 0|Ya, (fr. same) actdf-
ly, sharply, shrilly, loudly.
0([?c, n. fein. — 6;ni», a. fern,
but — Ofr idr, Dor. for oftiiv, g.
pi. fern. — Oitirjfft, Ion. for o(t«-
a«j, d. pi. fem. of same.
Oflwc, (fr. oftc sharp) acutely,
sharply , shrilly ; quickly, swiftly,
speedily.
Mf -©if, rd, (fr. same) lin*-
gar, acid.
s, r#, (fr. same) apotn/,
«!«■, sharpness, keenness ; quick-
ness, speed.
Ofi>, (fr. same) sharply, acutely,
shrilly ; keenly ; quickly, suift-
ly, sp*
same.
■ ds, -f,, -a», and Ofr&tXhiy
-tot -ovs, 6, ^, (fr. o#c sharp, and j
QQutt * dart) sharp potnttd ;
quickly hurling or darting a ja-
Oliyaoov, -ov, ri, (fr. ȣvc sharp,
and j dooi a pickle) aptckle made
(gar.
. ri, (fr. Lat. axun-
gia) the grease of a wheel ; fat,
tallow.
-X,-ov,M, (fr-Cv
and }<>i,u< to write) quickly
writing.
0%v&u>' o, i% (fr. ofi>
. and cioKw to see) sharp-
sighted, quick-Sighted, penetrat-
I i, -ac, $, (fr. o£i? sharp,:
and axori hearing, th. axoiw to
hear) quickness of hearing, good\
hearing.
. i, fi, (fr. same, and
$vnbs the mind) swift to wrath,
irascible, angry, hasty, passion-
ate, choleric.
. ■'-, (fr. same) irasd-\
btlity, hastiness, passion, anger, j
fr. same, and
i the heart) angry, enrag-
■ -b<, -ov, 6, fi, (fr. o£v? quick,
and Kivtw to move) quickly mov-
ing, e-isily or quickly moved;
hasty, precipitate, irascible, pas-
sionate.
0^vu6\-oc,-ov, o, fi, (fr. same, and |
uo\xn a sons. th. uf>irw to sin*)
shnc.
, -rjpo>, b, (fr. e£i'S sharp)
a fau
OIIE
Oftvw, f. -Pi ai, p. ci£ry«a, (fr.
same) to sharpen, whet.
O^vdus, -icaa, -tv, (fr. same)
sharp, keen, pointed.
OfrpixTis, or Ot-vpf>tiriK, -/oc -o?$, 6,
i;, and O%vpboxos, -or, 6, fj, (fr.
same, and ^'rw to lean) moi-ing
quickly, versatile, changeable ;
quick, speedy, swift.
. acute, sharp, keen ;
acid, sour ; shrill, loud, piercing ;
intense, severe ; quick, speedy,
nimble, swift, active.
Ofv<rxoivos, -ov, b, If, (fr. last, and
c\onoi a bulrush) having sharp
rushes.
., -a Ion. -n, -ov,comp. of
0{»T*f, -irrof, b, (fr. of i? sharp)
sharpness, acuteness, keenness;
an edge, point ; acidity, sour-
ness ; swiftness, speed, celerity,
quickneu.
Oi-irofioc, -em, o, f), (fr. same, and
riftvut to cut) sharp cutting,
sharp, keen.
O^trevoc, -ov, b, b, (fr. same, and
rcivm to stretch) sharp toned,
shrill ; whizzine.
Ofrtyx**, -oioi, 6, ft, (fr. same, and
ifin> the mind) qui>-k in thought.
. -poi, o, f], (fr. same, and
\c'to the hand) quick handed,
ready ; light-fingered, thievish.
i,-ov, b, f/ (fr. same, and
XoMi anger) choleric, passionate,
hasty.
' et. for ov, g. of 3;
- Jra, a. sin. of ot|.
1 r. fcr orn or otwj.
-«, (fr. oxviyu to follow) to
follow, attend, accompany, go
witli ; to give asnstanre, help.
. -ii>, b, fi, (fr. same) a com-
panion, attendant, follower, imi-
tator. (
£ioj, pres. par. pass, of
Oru','w, f. -daw, to follow, pursue ;
to overtake, cnme up with, press
upon ; to cause to follow, pro-
vide an attendant or companion ;
to attend, accompany ; to provide,
furnish, give, bestow, offer.
■ -ov, ri, (fr. oirtj a hole) the
mouth of a pitcher ; a chimney,]
flue, funnel.
'O-ravixa, Dor. for bvrjKtKa.
'Oxaea, -as, -t, Ion. for u-raca, 1
a, ind. act. — O-xdcai, 1 a. inf.
act. — 0-dcaq, iEol. OraVatj, 1
a. par. act. — O-dceaig, Poet,
for ovdeais, 2 sin. 1 a. opt. act,
— Oxdcezi, Poet, for oxdcu, 1 f.
ind. act. — Oxfcxmro, Ion. and
Poet, for iaxdearo, 3 sin. of wxa-
cdui)v, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind. mid. of
i - i \ h .
'Oxarpos, -ov, b, fj, Sync for bp6-
xarpoc.
Oxiuv, and 'Ordwv, -ovos, 6, h,, (fr.
sra^u to attend, or Ero to fol-
low) an attendant, companion,
it.
'Ot£0. neut. or"
Oxevu, OTir:t'ui. and Onsntm, to
look at, viev, behold ; to look or
wait for omens.
OIII
Or/mi', -wvoc, o, Ion. for oxawv.
Oxri,-t}s, f), (perhaps fr. dxropai to
see) u fotle, aptrture, opening.
'Oxn, where ; whither, which way ;
wherever ; in whatever way, howt
by what means.
0»f;^/w, for oxacid) — Oxvids, -08,
o, for oxai6i.
'OxniftKa, (fr. oirou where, and f,vl-
kq when) when, whenever.
. -ov, ro, (fr. oxr\ a hole) an
awl, bodkin.
Oxl, d. sin. of 6\f,.
. -fi, -or, (fr. 6xi t dread) to
be feared, dreaded, revered.
Oxi^tro, Ion. for w*i£rro, 3 sin.
impf. ind. of
Oxi^ouai, (fr. 6xi% dread) to re-
gard, respect, reverence, reverey
dread ; to take care of ; to re-
venge, punish ; to repay, re-
compense, pres. par. oxi^6fis-
VOf.
'Oxidcv, Dor. and Ion. for 6xio
dtv.
'Oti*, a. sin. of 6xtc.
'Oxtov, -ov, ri, (fr. oxos juice) th*
juice of the poppy, opium, lau-
danum.
0 ■ ovr for oxixrtiovra, a. sin.
of oxtxreiu)*, pres. par. act. of
Onfr 10 — ( u>, (or oxrti'u,
same as 6xrofiai.
'Ortj. -Woj, fi, (perhaps fr. txoftat
to follow) divine vengeance,
punishment, 'revenge ; regard,
care, consideration ; respect, awe,
dread.
OriM/i/?ii, (fr. orlou) back, and
(Jalrut to go) a going backward.
'Oxiedcv, (fr. oriou> back, and Sex
from a place) behind, in the
rear, at the back, backwards,
ba'-k ; after, afterwards ; here-
after ; back again.
Oxicdioc, -a, -ov, (fr. last) poste-
rior, hinder, coming after or from
behind.
0*icQ'nai, backwards, from behind;
after, at L'ie back.
O-rtofJdecros, -ov, b, f/, (fr. 6xicdev
behind, and lew to tie) tied be-
hind.
Oxttrdocofioi, -ov, 6, (fr. same, and
Ciftw to build) the rear of a
house ; the treasury at Athens,
so called because it was at
the rear of the temple of Mi-
nerva.
Oxic86fi($poros, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same,
and ilooros a mortal) following
mortals, existing after death, sur-
viving, eternal.
OxieBorofios, -ov, b, »', (fr. same,
and vim* to feed) feed in g irre-
gulcrly or scattered ; moving
backwards while feeding.
OxicOdxovi, -ococ, 6, fj, (fr. same,
and t*$s a foot) following. Subs
an attendant, servant.
Oxicdorovos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same,
and rzhui to stretch) stretched
back. Subs, the rope which fast-
ened the hands behind the back.
0-iodo<pdr&s, (fr. same, and ia/vu
to appear) lackwards.
O'icgw. Poet, for oxicn.
onA
Qxlartpos, -a, -ov, comp. Ort'cra-
tos, sup. of next, later, latest,
last ; after.
Oxfcw, behind, back, backuwd ;
after, afterwards, here.fter;
back again, again; past, gone
by.
'OvXa, pi. of 5*\ov.
'OrrXia, a. sin. of 'OrXrif, a man's
name.
'OrXccdai, pres. inf. of orXouai.
'OzXioi -5, same as 6r,\i£io.
'O-Mjjv, Ion. for birXdv, g. pi. of
'OttXt,, -rjs, fi, (fr. b-\ov a weapon)
a hoof, claw, naiL
*0;rX<'£io, f. -tew, p. coirXjica, (fr.
same) to arm, prepare, equip,
accoutre, pres. ind. pass. b-rrXi-
$ouai' inf. b-Xi£tc6ai. 1 a. mid
ind. utXicdfiTjv, -w, -aro' impr
bvXioai, -dedoi.
'OirXicaadt, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. mid. of
last.
" 'O-Xt<7fia,-aT0s, to. and' OvXioftbs,
-ov, b, (fr. last, th. oirXov a wea-
pon) on armament.
OUT
OPA
to bear) to bear a ms ; to act as I q/"or belonging to the sight, opti-
armour-bearer. cal, visual.
' QxXoipdpos, -ov, b, )), (fr. same) an O-riXos, -ov, 6, (fr. same) the eye.
armour-bearer.
Oxooairds, -ov, b, $, (fr. oirov
where, and bdvioov soil) of what
country ?
'Oirddev, and Poet. brriTdOev, same
as vddev.
"O~ot, same as -trot.
'0-oi"oj, -a, -ov, (fr. olos such)
what, of what sort or manner, of
what kind; such, such as, like as.
Ottos, -ov, b, the juice of the Jig-tree,
sap.
'OTzoaaKis, (fr. 6rd<70f how many)
how many times ? how often ?
'O-rocrjv, a. sin. of ordtroj.
'O-oaovovv, (fr. hndcos how much,
and ovv however) somewhat,
somehow, some feu; a little.
'OirdtToj, Poet. 'Oirjr<5<ros, -rj, -ov,
(fr. baos how great) how great ?
how large ? how many ? how nv-
merous ? as great, as many, as
much.
-soever) whensoever, whenever ;
since, once.
'Oi&io-dfieda, 1 pi. 1 f. ind. mid. of 'O-zorav, (fr. b-xort when, and dv
bxXi^iii.
'OirXiartis, -ov, b, (fr. oirX/^w to
arm, th. b-zXov a weapon) an ar-
mourer, one who provides arms
an armed man, soldier.
'Orrrouai, f. ox^ouai, p. wpfiai,
-^ai, -rrai, to see, behold, view,
look ; to see to, look to ; to be seen ;
to seem, appear. 1 a. ind. pass.
w<(>drjv, -Tjs, -rj. 1 f. ind. pass. o0-
Qijooyiai. 1 a. mid. wxidfjLtjv, -to,
-aro' sub. di|tu//at.
Ottos, -?*/, -dv, (fr. 07rrdto to roast)
roasted, baked.
OrrrCj, Dor. for otrrov, g. sin. of
last.
Davit*, to cohabit; to marry or be
married, lake to wife. impf. ind.
wrrviov, -£j, -£. pres. ind. pass.
OTrviouai.
'Oirtora, Att. for toira, per. ind.
mid. — Orwr££, 3 sin. and Orrto-
Ticav, 3 pi. Ion. of Ortoirav, -us,
-€i, Att. for w-ttv, pper. ind.
mid. of 6~roftai.
Oiru)-?i, -fjs, fi, (fr. dirropai to see)
the sight, vision ; a sight, view ;
appearance, aspect.
O-urrvrrjo, -rjpos, b, (fr. last) an ob-
server, eyevjitness, spectator.
Oirwoa, -as, >/, (fr. ottos the sap,
/OsAmfa, f. -evcu), (fr. next) to
bear arms ; to serve in the heavy
armed infantry ; to command the
heavy armed troops.
'OirXtTTis, -ov, b, (fr. SxXov a wea-
pon) a heavy armed soldier; a
warrior.
'OxXiriKbS, -fi, -bv, (fr. last) of or
belonging to the heavy armed in-
' O Tort, and Poet. 'Othtotz, (fr. Trort t and ii>oa the season) autumn,
when) when, sometimes, once, autumnal fruit ; advanced age.
since, long ago. O-woicT, Att. for o-woicti, 3 sin. 1
'O-onpos, -a, -ov, (fr. irdrepos
which) which of the two, whether,
whichever.
'O-zov, (fr. rrov where) where, when,
since; whither; whereas.
'OTTovye, (fr. last) since, seeing
that.
"Orrrra, Dor. for o--rj, which for
OTTodcv, same as vudtv.
fantry, composed of heavy armed, "Oimj, Poet, for 6V77 and ottov.
soldiers. yOviroKa, Dor. for binzore.
OrXoforiia -<3, (fr. b-Xov a wea- 'Q-voct, any where.
pon, and cicwui to give) to dis
tribute, give or furnish with arms.
OxXodrjio], -i;s, »/, (fr. same, and
ridnui to place) an armory, mi-
litary store.
OnXoXoyiij} -to, (fr. same, and Xi-
yw to collect) to collect arms.
yOirXofiai, same as 6-X/£to
O-rror' for 'O-ttotc, Poet.for6rdr£
'O-ttotiqtiv, Ion. for -pav, a. sin
— ' O-noripoioiv, d. pi. Ion. of
' Oirzortpos, Poet, for oro'rfpoj.
Ojrrd&fiai, (mid, of next) to be
seen, appear, seem.
Oirrdfa, (fr. oTrrofiai to see) to see
view.
'OvXopaxiu -w, f. -f,cd), (fr. '6~Xov\Or:ra.Xios, -a, -ov, (fr. ovrdu) to
a weapon, and jid-^ojiai to fight) i roast) roasted, broiled,
to fight with arms, engage in Orrard/mof, pres. par. pass, of
battle,
'OxXofia^ia, -as, %, (fr. same)
an armed combat, engagement,
battle.
'OvXofid^os, -ov, 6, (fr. same) an
armed combatant, warrior.
O-Xor, -ov, to, an instrument, im-
plement ; a weapon of offence or
Orrra'i'o, same as oirrouat
Oirracia, -as, f), (fr. orrrd^j) to see,
th. 6-TOftat to see) a vision, ap-
parition, sight,
0~rduj, and Oirr/u> -to, f. -rjcu), p.
liimjKa, to roast, broil, cook, dress,
bake. per. ind. pass, wirrn^ai,
-cat, -rat
defence ; a shield, piece of ar- OTrrcifievos, Dor. for orro«5//£vos,
pres. par. pass. cont. of or-rao,
same as o-rdoi.
OtttTj, Dor. for otttS, 3 sin. pres.
ind. cont. — OirrnBeis, -uoa, -iv,
1 a. par. pass, of orrrdio.
Oirrfip,-t)pos, 6, (fr. dirropai to see)
a viewer, observer, eyewitness.
mour, mail. Td b-Xa, arms,
weapons, accoutrements ; equip-
ments, appointments ; tackle,
rigging.
OxXo-oiiijt -£, (fr. last, and irouw
to make) to make arms.
ChrXorepuuv, i£ol. for bTrXoripuv,
g. pi. of
OrAdrspoy, -a, -ov, (comp. fr. bv-. rd<o to roast) a roasting, broil
Xov a'weapon) morefitfor bear~\ ins, cookery,
mg arms, more active, stronger, i07m/<Tcou£v, 1 pi. oforr^e-w,-^, -77,
younger. Sup. b-Xdraros- 1 a. sub. act. of same.
OnXo(pop(ui «w, (fr. same, and^/pwIOirrj/c^, -?), civ, (fr. drrro/zcuto see)
(423)
f. ind. act. — O-wpuvvrcs, Dor.
and JEo\. for oiriooioDvrfj, Att.
for o-uipio-ovrts, n. pi. 1 f. par.
act. of
Orupi^u), f. -tcot, Att. -tco, (fr. oirco-
pa autumn) to gather autumnal
fruits, bring home harvest; to
eat the autumnal fruits.
Oirupnbs, -^, -ov, (fr. same) au-
tumnal.
Oirupicfids, -ov, 6, (fr. same) au-
tumnal fruiUt, vintage, harvest. >
OTTupo<f>vXdiciov, -ov, to, (fr. same,
and (pvXdo-Gu) to preserve) aplace
for keeping autumnal fruits; a
granary ; a shed.
"O-us, (fr. Trie: how) how, by what
means, in what manner; as,
like, so that, that, to the end, that,
thxis, when.
rOvu)covv, (fr. last) howsoever.
"Opa, (pres. impr. act. of 6pda> to
see, used adv. ) see, look to it,
take heed, beware. 'Opa un, see
thou do it not, beware.
eOpql, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. cunt.
— "Opa, pres. impr. cont. —
'OpaO' for opart, 2 pi. pres.
impr. act. — Opav, act. 'Opaa-
8ai, pass. pres. inf. cont. of
6pdu>.
"Opaua, -dros, to, and Opauana-
fibs, -ov, b, and "Opaais, -10s, Att.
-£co?, »^, (fr. 6paw to see) a
sight, vision, appearance, d. sin.
bpdfian.
"Opa//vo?,-oi',6,(fr. pdftvos a thorny
shrub) a bough, branch, twig.
Opdibg, -<o, b, /Eol. for ovpavds.
'O-Tncis, -10s, Att. -tws,fi, (fr. otr-^Oodcei, d. — 'Opdoets, n. a. v. pi.
cont. of bpdais.
'OpaTai, 3 sin. pres. ind. mid.
cont. — 'OpSro, Ion. for copo-
to, 3 sin. impf. pass. cont. of
bpdu.
OPE
Opir^s, -0T1, b, (fr. bpdu to see) a
spi editor, observer, eyewitness.
'OparTvoj, -ij, -bv, (fr. same) see-
ing, having sight, quick-sighted ;
acute, sagadoxiM.
'Opdroj, ->/, -oi', (fr. same) visible,
conspicuous, remarkable.
"Opdw, f. -dew, p. fiipaxa, Att. fu>pa-
Kci,toscc, look, behold; to descry,
discern; to perceive, obterve,
ronsvhr; to take cure, provide,
look to ; to beware, take hied.
pres. impr. act. '6pm Spa. tmpC
llld. wpaov wpuiv, Att. tuipuov iio-
pwv. per. inf. act. Att. iwpaKi-
vai. pper. ind. act. Att. iwpd-
kziv, -t(j, -t(. per. ind, pass.
Att. idpauai, -out, -rat.
Opyd, -as , f), Dor. for opyt).
Opydfa, (fr. opydu) to burn with
desire) to excite, inflame, insti-
gate; to bruise, knead, soften.
Opydvn, -ns, n, (fr. tpyov work)
the artist; an epithet of Miner-
va.
Opyavticbc, -t), -bi., (fr. next) in-
strumental ; used m men hi.
'Opyuvov, -ov, rb, (perhaps fr. io-
yov a work) (01 ins'rumi nt, imple-
ment, tool ; n machine • means,
instrumentality ; an instrument
flf III':
Opyat, -aooi, i'i, rich fertile land, a
park, tawn: a sirred place or
grove; a wild, tV
Opydui -&, (fr. opyii inclination) to
burn with desire, desire impa-
tiently; to sivcll with anger ; to
ripen, grow large.
Opyfl, -ns, f), (perhaps fr. 6pw to
excite) anger, rage, wrath, in-
dignation ; resentment, revenge ;
inclination, desire ; a violent im-
pulse or excitement of the mind ;
an Ionian word, signifying
pitch.
'Opyia,-<i>v,Tii, (fr. last) the sacred
rites of Bac hus, orgies, frantic
abominations.
Opyid^u or Opyauo -u>, (fr. last) to
celebrate orgies ; to rage furious-
ly, roar violently ; to practise abo-
minations.
OpyifaQe, 2 pi. pics. ind. or impr.
mid. — Opytfyucvos, -n, -ov, par.
pres. pass, of
Opy/£w,f. -taw, p. ipyiKa, (fr. opyi)
anger) to provoke to anger, irri-
tate, enrage, exasperate. Opyi-
tyuai, to be angry, pres. inf.
pass. opyi^zcQai. 1 a. pass. ind.
wpylaOr/v, -ns,-n' par. opyiaOtis.
Opyittautda, 1 pi. pres. sub. pass,
of last.
OpyiAo?, -v, -ov, (fr. opyn anger)
prone to anger, irascible, choleric,
passionate.
OpyiXdrrjs, -nros, f/, (fr. last) an-
ger, irascibility.
Opyiadjjs, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. pass, of
opyifa.
Opyviil, -<is,f), (fr. opfyw to stretch,
and yvlov a foot or hand) the
clasp of a man's arms, a fathom,
six feet.
OpiyeaOai, pres. inf. pass. — Ope-
y&ptvos, pres. par. pass, of opiyia.
OPE
'Opsyua, -Xros, rbf (fr. optyut to
stretch) a stretch, effort ; a step.
Opeyvvs, -vaa, -vv, pres. par. act.
of opiyvvui.
Opiyut or Opiyvvui, f. -fa>, p. wpe-
^a, to extend the arms >
to hold out, offer, reach ; sin 'eh
out; to give, bestow; afford,
furnish. Opiyouat, to stretch one* s
self or hands for ; to desire ear-
nestly, long for, covet. 1 a. ind.
act. wpe(a. 1 f. mid. opi(ouut. 1
a. ind. pass. uptyOnv, -ns, -n. 1
a. ind. mid. wp^frfpipy, -ut,-aro.
'Opti, d. sin. of 6pos.
Opuav, Dor. for opituv, g. pi. of
djecMfi
Oprijiariia -S>, (fr. dpo? a mountain,
and Qmbm to go) to walk on or
wander over mountains ; to live
on hills.
Opu0aTt)i, -ov, b, (fr. same) an in-
habitant of the mountains, moun-
Optiyuvov or Oplyilvov, -ov, rb, (fr.
6poi a mountain, and ydvos joy)
a kind of herb, wild marjo-
ram.
OpciSpdfios, -ov, 6, i/, (fr. 6po$ a
mountain, and c)p6uos a course,
th. Tpi%u) to run) running worn
hills, haunting the mountains.
'Opeios, -ov, b, {), or -a, -ov, and
Opavbf, -fi, -bv, (fr. <5pos a
mountain) mountainous, hilly.
Opt7~at, 3 sin. of opovuai, -fj, -tirai,
1 f. mid. of 6pw.
Opilrns, -ov, b, and Opclruip, -opos,
b, (fr. <5po{ a mountain) an inha-
bitant of a mountain.
Opa^dXKoio, g. sin. Ion. of
Opd-)t\a\Ko<;, -ov, b, (fr. 6pos a moun-
tain, and xaXicbs brass) a kind
of mountain brass. Adj. made
of mountain brass.
OpiKrbi, -/;, -bv, (fr. opiya to
stretch) stretched, out-stretched,
at length, laidout; desirous, long-
ing for ; sought for, anxiously
desired, wished for.
Option, act. — Opi^acQai, mid. inf.
— Optidfitvos, -n, -ov, par. 1 a.
mid. — Opt^aro, Ion. for wpt^a-
to, 3 sin. of u>ptl;dunv, -ui, -aro, 1
a. ind. mid. — Op/fw, -ns, -y, 1
a. sub. act. of op/ya>.
'Opt?i<;,-ios, Att. -cus, >'), (fr' opiyo-
uai to desire) lust, desire, appe-
tite, d. sin. cont. opil;ci.
'Opiovra, Ion. for bpdovra, cont.
bpwvra, a. sin. of bpduiv -Civ,
pres. par. act. of 6p«'w.
Opeovro, Ion. and Poet, for upovro,
3 pi. impf. ind. pass, of dpw.
OotoiroXf w -w, (fr. <5po? a mountain,
and ito\tw to be conversant) to
be or live in the mountains, wan-
der over mountains.
'Opeos, g. sin. of <5po?.
Op£<jKtooi(Ti,d. pi. Poet, of
Opto-Kfoos, -ov,b, )7,(fr. <5po? a moun-
tain, and Ktljiai to lie) living in
the mountains, wild.
'Optaci, and 'Ooccrcpt, Poet, fordps-
ffi, d. pi. of 6pog.
Opcaatvouos, -ov, b, ff, (fr. <5po? a
mountain, and vfyw to pasture)
(424)
OP0
feeding on the mountains; liv-
ing on the hills.
Opiorns, -ov, o, a man's name;
also same as opti'r>;j, a. sin.
Opiarnv.
Opconas, -utos, jj, (fr. o"po$ a moun
tain) amountuin girl, living on
tin mountains.
Opcvs, Ion. Ovotii, -hs, b, >), (fr.
same) a mule.
'Optuj, Dor. for dpovs, a. pi. of
6po$.
Opc^0/u» -w, f. -fiaw, (fr. opiyw tc
b) to stretrli, extend, stretch
out ; to tumble, wallow, roll ; to
i /o"S for ; to snuff, snortt
]>un/, roar, bellow.
'Opiu>, Ion. for bpdui — 'Opici, for
bpdtt, cont. bpq, 3 sin. pres. ind.
art. of opdu).
Opiuv, g. |)l. of dpoj.
'Op>/, pi. cont. of same.
'Op>j, Dor. for bpa, pres. impr. act.
of bpdio.
'Opnai, Ion. for 6py, 2 sin. of 6pu-
uai, -j), -nrat, pres. sub. pass, ol
6pta.
'Oprjs, Dor. for bpa;, 2 sin — 'OpiJ-
ti, Dor. for bpare, 2 pi. pres.
ind. act. cont. of bpdu>.
'Opnrai, 3 sin. pres. sub. pass, or
2 a. sub. mid. of 6pu>.
'OpOai, Ion. for mpOai, per. inf.
pass, of <5pw.
Opdai, n. pi. fern, of op86s.
OpOcvv, Dor. or JEo\. for op0oDy,
pres. inf. act. of op66u>.
OpOtav, Dor. for opdiuv, g. pi. of
Op07oj, -a,-ov or -ov, b, >/, (fr. opBbs
rieht) erect, upright, perpendi-
cular; steep, high; high-tnnedf
loud.
ov\of, -ov, b, I), (fr. opfldf
right, and ftovXfi counsel) of good
counsel, well-advising, prudent,
wise, sensible.
Op9oypa<pi{i) -fl,(fr. same, and yprf-
<pu> to write) to write correctly.
Op6oypd(pia. -as, r), (fr. same) or-
thography ; a correct style of writ-
ing ; spelling ; a front or eleva-
tion ; a sketch, outline.
Opdoyohaos, -ov, b, ^,(fr. opdbs right,
and yuvia an angle) rectangular,
right-angled.
OpQotitKas, -a, b, Dor. for
OpQoc^Kvs, -ov, b, (fr. opflo? right,
and bUn judgment) just, equita-
ble, impartial.
OpQoOptt;, -rpixos, b, f), (fr. same,
and 0p<£ hair) having stiff hair,
causing the hair to stand on
end.
OpdoKpaipawv, g. pi. fern. Dor. of
Op0oKpaipos,-a,-ov, (fr. same, and
Kpaipa the head) carrying the
Kead erect ; having erect horns.
Op0o\oyeu)-Gj, (fr. same, and \iyu>
to speak) to speak correctly or
properly ; to impute justly.
avris, -tosi Att. -£u>s, 6, $, (fr.
same, and udvrts a prophet) a
true prophet.
OpOoKoSiu) -5>, (fr. same, and iroB s a
foot) to walk uprightly or steadi-
ly ; to act or behave correct-
OPK
long for ; to grasp, aim at ; to
fight, engage, contend, strive.
'Opifa, (fr. bpos a boundary) to
bound, limit, terminate ; to pre-
scribe limits, set bounds to, mark
out; to pass over or through.
'Opi^opai, to define, dstermine,
decree, appoint, decide ; to think,
suppose, estimate, measure ; to
propose as an aim or end. per.
pass. ind. fapiapai ■ par. upicpi-
vos, -n, -ov. 1 a. pass. ind. wpt'a-
BnV par. bpicrdeU, -zioa, -iv.
OptVrtYo?, -ou, b, »/, for opzUriTOs ,
(fr. bpos a mountain, and kt'i^u
to build) built in the mountains
or on a hill; nourished or brought
up in the mountains.
OptpaXi&es, -an>, al, (fr. same, and
uaXov, Dor. for pT/Xov an apple)
mountain apples.
Opivais, 2 sin. of opivatpi, -at?, -at,
1 a. opt. act. — Opivtrov, du.
pres. ind. act. of ooivut.
O pivot, same as opuvbs.
Op'ivu>, f. -vi, (fr. 6po) to excite) to
excite, rouse, stir up, agitate, dis-
turb, pres. inf. act. oplvetv.
'OpiaSeriu) -<2, (fr. bpos a boundary,
and ridrjui to place) to set a
boundary, fix limits.
"Opiov, -ov, to, (fr. bpos a bounda-
ry) a boundary, limit, confine,
coast.
Opios, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same) bound-
ing, bordering, skirting, edging.
"Opio-ai, 3 sin. 1 a. opt. act. — 'Opi-
crai, 1 a. inf. act. — 'Opiaas, par.
1 a. act. — 'Ooio-Bivros, g. sin.
par. 1 a. pass, of bpifa.
'OptGubi, -ov, b, (fr. bpifa to de-
termine, th. bpos a boundary) a
termination ; a decision, decree,
determination ; appointment.
fOpt<m)j, -ov, b, (fr. same) an ar-
bitrator, umpire or commissioner
to settle boundaries.
Qpi^dopai, (fr. opiyui to stretch
out for) to desire', wish, long for .
to be anxiously desirous.
'Opiw, Att. for bpio-o), 1 f. ind act
of bpi^u).
'Opiwv, g. pi. of opiov.
'OpKavrj, -J7J-, tj, same as epKavr).
"QpKiu -ijf, t), a vessel for oil, jar.
'OpKi^opev, 1 pi. pres. ind. act. of
'OpKi^oi, f. -?<ru), p. IbpKtKa, (fr. bp-
kos an oath) to adjure, conjure,
charge solemnly ; to bind by an
oath. 1 a. ind. act. fopiciaa.
"Op>aov,-ov, r<J,(fr. sa.me)a league,
covenant or agreement confirmed
by oath.
"Ookios, -ov, b, (fr. same) regard-
ing oaths, faithful; an epithet
of Jupiter.
"OpKot, and 'OpKiefjibi, -ov, b, (fr.
eipyu) to compel) an oath, also
the name of an infernal god.
'OpKouy -w, f. -c5<ru>, p. -una, (fr.
last) to require, exact or impose
an oath.
*OpKu>i*oiiiti, -as, fj, (fr. same, and
dpvvui to swear) an oath; the
tender or imposition of an oath.
Opiyvdopat -a>//ai, (fr. opiyut lo\'OpKiopor(u> -w, (fr. next) lo swear,
stretch out for) to desire, wish A tender an oath.
3 II (425)
OPI
OpBoxoSovat, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. of last.
OpOdrroXtj, -ios, Att. -eu>s, b, t), (fir.
opdos upright, and iroXig a city)
erecting cities; governing states
with justice; wisely ruling.
Opdo-rovs, -oSos, b, t't, (fr. next, and
vovs a foot) standing upright or
steady, ivalking steadily.
Op9*s, -v, -bv, erect, upright, per-
pendicular; tall, high; right,
straight; upright, sincere, just ;
direct, obvious, plain. Also a
proper name.
OpdoToptu -&, f. -jjtrw, (fr. last, and
rifivio to cut) to cut aright or
straight; to handle aright; to
divide, distribute evenly.
Opdorduos, -ov, b, )), (fr. same) cut-
ting rightly, dividing evenly.
OpOoTouovvra, a. sin. cont. par.
pres. act. of opOoroutu).
OpBoTpt^iui -w, (fr. opBbs upright,
and 0p?£ hair) to have the hair
standing on end ; to be terrified.
OpQoTpixia, -as, »/, (fr. same) hor-
ror, fright, terror.
Opdovv, pres. inf. act. cont. of
Opddu) -d, f. -wffu, (fr. opObs right)
to raise, lift up, erect ; to set
right, rectify, direct, adjust ; to
extol, praise. OpBoopai -ovpai, to
be successful.
Opdpevu), (fr. 6pBpos the morning)
to rise early, awake early in the
morning ; to be wakeful. — Op-
Bpevofoq, Dor. for opBptvovar), d.
sin. fern. pres. par.
QpBpifa, f. -to-oj, p. wpdpiica, (fr.
same) tc rise early, come early
in the morning, impf. ind. uipflpt-
£ov. 1 a. act. ind. lipBpiaa' iinpr.
6pBpiaov.
OpdpVvbs, -r), -bv, (fr. same) of or
belonging to the morning, early,
morning.
OpBptos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) of or
relating to the morning, early,
■morning, coming in the morn-
ing.
OpBpiaavrcs, n. pi. of QpBpioas,
-aaa, -av, 1 a. par. act. of opBpi-
OpQpiffubs, -ov, b, (fr. opBp'ifa to rise
early, th. 6pQpo$ the morning)
an early search.
OpBpIS, Att. for opflptffw 1 f. ind.
act. of opOpiCb).
OpQpoyon, -77 j, »/, (fr. 6p9pog the
morning, and yodu> to lament)
a twittering or chattering in the
morning.
'OpBpos, -ov, b, the daybreak, morn-
ing.
'Op9u>, d. sin. of 6p9og.
Op9u)9>j, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass, of
op0Jw.
OpBds, (fr. opBbg right) rightly,
properly, correctly, well ; plainly,
clearly.
OpBihaais, ^Eol. for OpBuxrag, -aaa,
-av, 1 a. par. acts, of op9Q)b
OpOwrr/p, -rjpos, b,(fv. opObu to rise
th. opbbs upright) a lifter up
raiser, restorer.
OPM
'OpKioudrns, -ov, b, (fr. next) one
bound by oath, sworn.
'Opfwri)?, -ov, b, (fr. bp<6ui to de-
mand an oath, th. SpKos an oath)
one who swears or exacts an
oath from another; a magi*'
irate.
'OppaBbs, -ov,b, a row, string, line,
chain, series ; a stanza ; a hid-
ing-place, retreat, cave, dei.
'Oppaivo), f. -av<a, p. Ibppayica, (fr.
bppt) an impulse) to drive or
rush headlong; to charge, run
violently ; to rouse, stir up, ex-
cite ; to revolve, ponder, think
°s-
'Opp$v, pres. inf. act. ofbpudu.
'Oppdopai, same as bppdu>.
"Oppatrrat, Metath. for appoarai^
Ion. for rippoarai, 3 sin. of 5;p-
poo-pai, -crai, -crai. per. ind.
pass, of app6%ij>.
'Oppdw -<3, f. -rjo-o), p. (ippnica, (fr.
bppn an impulse) to hurry, has-
ten, start, set out, commence ;
to march, proceed; to rush a-
gainst, charge, attack ; to quick-
en, excite, impel; to stir up,
rouse, disturb; lo desire, long
for, be anxious ; to turn the mind
or attention to.
'Oppidro, Ion. for wppnvro, 3 pi.
pper. ind. pass, of last.
'OppeviSdo, g. iEol. of 'OppcviStji,
-ov, b, a man's name.
Oppevos, Sync, for opdpevos, pres.
par. pass, of 6pw.
'Oppio> -w, (fr. bppos a station for
ships) to come to a station, be in
harbour ; to anchor, moor.
'Oppewpevas, Ion. for bppdpevos,
pres. par. pass. cont. of bppdia.
rOppn, -rjs, //, movement, impulse ;
ardour, fury, impetuosity ; an
attack, assault, charge ; an ef-
fort, attempt, undertaking; a
commencement, beginning; an
expedition, march; appetite, in-
clination, desire, will.
'Oppn9eis, 1 a. par. pass. — 'Opprj-
9>)ri)v, Ion. for wppr)9)')TTjv, 3 du.
1 a. ind. pass. — 'OppnBrjvai, 1
a. inf. pass, of bppdu>.
"Opp'npa, -droi, rb, (fr. bppdta to
rush) impulse, force, violence, d.
sin. 'Oppt'ipari.
'Opprjawo-i, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of
same.
'Oppnrr'ipiov, -ov, rb, (fr. bppdot to
rush) a signal to move or charge;
a fort, rampart, retreat, defence;
the seat of war.
'Oppid, -as, f/, a cord, string, line;
afishing-rod.
'Oppifa, (fr. bppos a station) to
bring a ship to her station, moor-
ing or anchorage ; to come into
harbour.
"Opptvov, -ov, rb, an herb like a
leek, scallion.
"Oppims,. -10s, Att. -tuts, fi, (fr.
bppos a harbour) rest in harbour,
remaining in port.
'OpfttvKos, 'ov, b, (dim. of next) a
necklace, collar.
"Oppos, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. «'pw to
join) an ornament for the neck,
OPO
necklace, collar; a wall, quay,
harbour, port or station for ships ;
an anchorage, road or moor,
ing.
Qpvcov, -ov, to, (dim. of 6pvis a
bird ) a bird, fowl.
Opv"a, a. sin. 'Opvidas, a. pi. of
6pvi<.
OpviOto*, -ov,rb, (fr. 6pvis a bird)
a little bird, fowl.
Opvidodf'ipa, -at, h, (fr. same, and
Qr'ipa hunting) augury, divina-
tion; bird hunting, fowling.
OpviQo\6xos, ~ov, b, t'i, (fr. same,
andArf^oj a snare)a6ir</-ca*c/ier.
Oprido<ncu7r<u> -A, (fr. same, and
'okokiu) to observe) to use augu-
ry, observe birds.
'Opwf, -xoi, b, h, Dor. for
'Opvi?, -lOoi, b, !}, a bird, fowl; an
augury, omen. d. pi. 'Opytai.
'Opvi%a, a. sin. of 6pvi%, Dor. for
6pvis.
Opnx°Mxoi> Dor. and Poet, for
opvti)o\6x°i-
'Opvvpai, mid. of 6pvvfii, for opvvm,
same as 6pm.
Opvificv, and Opvvucvai, Dor. for
opvvvat, prep. inf. act. — Opw-
pivoio, Ion. for -ov, g. sin. of op-
vvfitvos, pres. par. pass. — 'Op-
v»»o-0£, 2 pi. of 'Opvvao, -voQm,
pres. impr. act. of
'Opvvui, and 'Opvvm, same as 6pm.
'Opofios, -ov, b, m kind of pulse like
vttches.
'OpuypS<pos,-ov, b, (fr. Spot limit,
atid ypdtpu) to wote) iu/io rfe-
scribes the limits ami boundaries,
a surveyor, geographer.
Opuyvla, Ion. for mpoyvta, fern, of
wpoyms, -via, -bs, per. par. mid.
ol opiym.
Opofxtfivtaics, (fr. dang a mountain,
and bipviov a bed) mountain
nymplis ; bees.
Opofin^vU, -ihos, h\, same as
Opdia/ivoi, -ov, b, a sucker, scion,
twig, branch.
'Opodcoia, -as, »'/, (fr. 6'poj a bound-
ary, and rldnui to place) a set-
tins of a boundary, limitation.
Opodvvm, same as 6ou>.
'Opopm, see 6pm.
Opo/iaXitics, same as Opipa\i&cs.
Op6vnov,-ov, rb, (perhaps fr. 6po$
a mountain) a kind of herb.
Opo?, -zos-ovs, rb, (fr. 6pm to raise)
■ mountain, hill.
"Opos, -ov, 6, (fr. 6pau> to see) a
border, boundary, limit, confine ;
end, goal, termination; aim, ten-
dency ; definition, rule, standard ;
limitation, prescription.
%pbs, -ov, b, whey.
Opnaiiyyu, a Persian word, ap-
plied to men who deserved
kindness from their king.
OporuTro?, -ov, b, ?/, (fr. 6pos a
mountain, and rvirrm to strike)
rushi.ig from the mountains, re-
sounding.
'Opovaav, Ion. for mpvaav, 3 pi. 1
a. ind. act. — Opwaa, for opov-
t ^oa, few. of opovaas, 1 a. par.
act. of
OpovVjt. -oiam, p. uipovKa, (fr. 6pm
OPT
to excite) to hurry, hasten, rush
on ; to charge, attack ; to thrust,
drive.
Opocfifi, -rjs, f), (fr. cpi<pti> to cover)
any covering ; a roof, thatch,
ceiling, shed.
Opo(f>os,-ov,b, (fr. same) an m/ tor
covering houses, sedge ; thatch,
covering, roof.
Opo<p6m -m, f. -mem, p. -mica, (fr.
same) to cover, thatch, roof.
Op6<piofja, -tiros, to, (fr. same) a
cox ring, roof, thatch.
Opbmv, Poet, for bpmv, n. pi. bp6mv-
rii, for bpmvrcs, pres. par. act.
cont. — 'OpooivTi, Dor. for bpdov-
ai -ibai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. —
'Op6mrc, Poet, for bport, 2 pi.
cont. pres. opt. act. of opaw.
'Opircrrov, -ov, rd, same as 6pveov.
OpirnKa, a. sin. of
"Oprr^, -nKOi, Dor. "Optra!;, 6,
(perhaps fr. 'ipnm to creep) a
sucker, time, switch ; a dart or
jitnlin made of a young shoot ;
a goad.
"Opp' oi, Po*>t. for "O f>& avT>7>.
Ojijjorvyiov, Opo-rvyiov or Ovpoirv-
yaiv, -ov, rd, (fr. 6pp"os the line
which divides the scrotum, and
■nvyfl the buttocks) the end of the
bark hone, tad, rump.
Op'pbs, -ov, 6, same as opbc, whey.
Oppbs, -ov,h_, the line which divides
the scrotum and proceeds to the
anus.
Oppm6io)orOpm5im,(fr. last) to put
the tail between the legs ; to fear.
OppmSla, -as, h, (fr. last) fear,
fright, dread.
'Qpo-ai, .fl£ol. for 6pai, 1 a. inf. act.
of 6pw.
'Opaio, Ion. for 6paov, pres. impr.
of dpaofiai, Poet, for 6pm.
'Opens, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. act. JE.o\.
of 6pm.
OpoiKTvnos, -ov, 6,//, (fr. 6pm to ex-
cite, and KTvrros a noise, th.
rvirrm to beat) noisy, clamorous,
loud; roaring, clashing, clang-
ing.
Opcn'Xo^oj, -on, b, a man's name
OPX
OpTa\i$m, (fr. next) to spread the
wings to fly ; to attempt to fly,
fiuttir.
OpruWc, -tfoy, If, a hen, pullet,fowl.
OpraAfyoj, -ov, b, (fr. last) a chick-
en, pulltt, fowl.
'Opri), -r/j, i^, Ion. for ioprfi.
Oprtiyla, -as, ij, Ortygia, the name
of an island.
OpTuyo/z^rprt, -aj, ^, (fr. next, and
fifirnp a mother) the mother
of quails; an epithet of La-
tona.
'Opru£, -Syoj, 6, ^perhaps fr. 6pm
to excite) a quail.
Opvyua, -tiros, rd, (fr. opveam to
d)^') a ditch, trench, fosse, moat ;
a pit, burrow.
Opvga, -ns, {,, rice.
OpvKrds, -r), -bv, (fr. opveo-w to dig)
Opvpayi6s , -of!, b, tumult, clamour,
uproar, noise, din, crash, clang-
ing, crashing.
'Opv(, -vyos, b, (fr. opicam to dig)
a spade; a mole ; a kind of wild
goat.
'Opv!-is,-tos, Att. -cms, h, (fr- next)
a digging, rooting, burrowing.
Opvaam or-rrm, f. -fw,p. mpvxa,to
dig, dig through,perf orate, pierct,
enter. 1 a. ind. act. mpy^a. 2 a.
ind. act. mpvyov. per. ind. pass
mpvyixai, -fai, -Krai.
Opvx.tl* -?*j h (fr- la.st) a digging*
burrowing ; a pig's snout ; a
ditch.
Opvxrfip, -ijpos, b, (fr. same) adig-
gir, delver.
OpQavcvm, f. -ti'trm, (fr. opQavbs an
orphan) to befriend or take cart
of orphans.
Optyavia, -as, i/, (fr. op<f>avbs an or-
phan) the being without children
or parents; a destitute stale,
want ; nonage, minority.
Op<j>avi£m, (fr. same) to make desti-
tute, deprive; to make childless
or fatherless.
OptpavlKbs, -r), -bv, (fr. same) be-
longing or relating to an orphan ;
destitute.
Opaivn<pi]s, -ios -ovs, b, b\, (fr. dpwiOpdiard?, -r),-dv,(fr.op0vd{ obscure)
to excite, and vi<pos a cloud)
cloud-exciting or raising, an epi-
thet of Jupiter.
Opa'mdos, -ov, 6, »/, (fr. same, and
Ttibov the ground) shaking tlie
ground.
'Opao, Sync, for 6pato, which Ion.
for opaov, pres. impr. of 6paofiai,
Poet, foropw.
OpaoQvpa, -as, Ion. -pn, -rjs, hi (fr-
6pm to raise, and dvpa a gate) a
deprived of parents, bereft, desti-
tute, forlorn. Subs, an orphon.
OpQevs, -ios, Att. -ims, b, a man's
name.
Opcpvaia or -ait], (fern, of next) for
6p<f>vn.
OpQvaTos, -a,-ov,'Op<pvivos, -rj,-ov,
and Optyvbs, -h\, -bv, (fr. next)
dark, obscure, gloomy, black.
'OpqSvn, -ys, hi Dor. 'Op<pva, dark-
ness, obscurity, gloom, night.
lofty large gale or door ; a door^Opipbg, -ov, b, >y, without light,dark;
high up or at the head of stairs. J destitute, deprived.
Opaorpiaiva, ^Eol. and Opaorplai'
vas, -a, b, Dor. for
OpooTiaivns, -ov, 6, (fr. 6pm to
upfos, -ov, Att. Opfyms, -m, f/, a
kind of fish.
'Opya/jios, same as apxdytos, for
apx6s-
'Opxaros, -ov, b, same as rfp^oj.
Opxioy.ai, -ov/iat, f. -T/aOfxui, to
dance. 1 a. ind. mid. mpxnodunv,
'Opcm or 'Opaofiat, Poet. (fr. 6pm -m,-aro'par.opxrio-dptvos,-r),-ov.
to raise) to arise, get up; iotOpyevvrai, Dor. for opxoivrai, 3
hurry, hasten. pi. pres. ind. mid. of last.
'Oprd^m, Ion. for iopr<l£m . [Opxv^v or Opx^bv, (fr. 6p\lS a
shuke, and rp<Wa a tridentJsAak.
ing a trident.
'Opcrm, Al.o\. for opiD, 1 f. ind. act
of 6pm.
OZA
testicle) man by man, one after
the other, singly, in a row.
OpxyOftei -°c> e,Opx>70/io?o, g. Iou.
and Opx^ais, --os, Att. -ews, >„
(fr. ooxiopai to dance) dancing,
a da
OpXycdpevos, -r,, -ov, par. 1 a. mid.
— OoYfjooftaii 1 f. ind. mid. of
opxiopai.
Opxi<rr'lo,-npos, b, and Opx'tortis,
-ov, b, (fr. same) a dancer.
Opxwf'ixQii "ii ~<*v> Cr* same) be-
png or relating to dancing,
dancing, fond of dancing.
OoX^crpa, "a5» hi (fr- same) the
place in the theatre where the
dancers were ; the seats of the
senators or persons of rank, the
orchestra of the Romans ; a
scene, stage.
Op^^ori'f, -vos, rj, (fr. same) the
or skill of dancing, dancing.
'°PX'f» "10f> ^tt- "£Wf> ^» a test^e *
a certain plant ; a kind of
fish.
Opxoptvos, -ov, 6, name of a man,
and of a town.
Opxos, -ov, b, a range, row of
trees or plants, rank of vines,
garden, shrubbery, orchard.
'0po>, f. o<xi, i£ol. opoiii, p. wQKa,
to raise, rouse, stir up, excite,
impel, drive, instigate. 'Opofiai,
to arise, get up, hasten, hurry ;
to rush on, charge, attack, per.
mid. doa, Att. 6ou)oa.
OctS, 'Op&pcv, 1 sin. and pi.
com. pres. ind. act. of bpdw.
Opwa.ro, Ion. for bpwvro, 3 pi. cont.
prts. opt. mid. — 'Op&nv, -rj<,-n,
Att. for bpdoiui -<p/i(, -dots "WJ»
-doi -w, pres. opt. act. — fOp<i-
fini, cont. ior'npdo'fxai, pi. 'OoiLue-
r bpadfieda, pres. ind. pass.
— 'OoHtiTZi, for bpdovrzs, n. pi.
pres. par. act. — 'Opwpzi; cont.
for bodouzv, 1 pi. pres. ind. act.
of bpdta.
g. pi. cont. of opos, a moun-
tain.
Op&v, cont. for boduv, pres. par.
act. of cpdui.
'Ooojoa, Att. for una, per. ind.
mid. — Opuoziv or Qpupziv, -zis,
-ei, pper. ind. mid. of 6p<u.
Op&ptypevoi -fiaav, 3 pi. pper.
pass, of opiyut.
Optapfxaro, Ion. for last.
. 3 sin. per. sub. mid. Att. of
I 6p'j».
■ i, Att. for upvKa, per. ind.
act. — OoiLpvftai, Att. for woripai,
per. ind. pass, of open) same as
. which see.
. tor woov, impf. or 2
a. ind. act. of Sow.
. for wpi^a, per. ind.
act. of ootcFu).
. cont. for bpdovcai, n. pi.
fern, of cpdwv -wv, pres. par.
act. c:
. B, who, which, ichat ; he,
she, that, he or she who ; that
whirh : h
r himseif ) his,
. lis.
• much
022
' how much, in as much as, as far
as.
'Oodxis or 'OaaKi, (fr. same) as
often as.
'OoaxXdotos, -a, -ov, and 'OffarAa-
j oiijjv, -ovos, b, f/, (fr. same) as
many or how many fold.
'Ocdxov, (fr. same) wheresoever.
f'Ocye, fryz, bye, (fr. os who, and
ye indeed) who, which or what
indeed ; he, she or it truly ; that
surely.
'Oo-Covti, Dor. for 6^ovaiy 3 pL
! pres. ind. act of d£«.
'Ocnuipai, (fr. coos how many, and
hpipa a day) every day, duily.
"0<na, -(dv, t&, (fr. artoj holy)/«-
neral rites or ceremonies ; holy
things ; mercies, kindnesses,
bounties.
'Oaia, -as, Ion, 'Otrit/, -rjs, fj, (fr.
same) sanctity, holiness, piety ;
propriety, right, justice ; expia-
tion, atonement ; funeral rites.
'Occvv, Ion. for bciav, a. sin. of
"Ocioj, -a, -ov, sacred, holy ; just,
pious; abundantly kind, boun-
tiful, bounteous.
'Octdrvs, -nros, q, (fr. last) sancti-
ty, holiness ; piety, purity, integ-
rity, d. sin. bo-ioTT/ri.
eO<ri6u> -w, f. -wc(x), (fr. same) to
sanctify, purify ; to expiate,
make atonement.
'Ocius, (fr. same) holily, purely ;
kindly.
"Ockzv, (fr. 8s who, and Ktv -so-
ever) whosoever.
Oopri, -ijs, hi (fr- 6& to smell)
odour, smell, scent, perfume.
"Ocov, (neut. of Boos how much)
as far as, in as much as, about,
nearly as much as ; how much,
so much. yiiKpov bcov baov, a very
little while. "Ocov ufi, only not,
almost. OvF or M;;<5' baov, not
even so much, not in the least,
not at all.
'Oaovnzp, "Oaovrt, and 'Ocovovv,
Ion. bcovwv, only so much, about,
nearly, as much as, almost.
"Oo-oi, -rj, -ov, Poet. "Oggos, hov:
great, how large, how many, how
numerous ; as great, as many ;
who, whosoever.
'Oc-reo, Jjfffp, o-ep, whosoever,
whichsoever, whatsoever, icho in-
deed or truly, &c. ; who, which,
what.
'Off rolov, -ov, re,(fr. crreiou) to sow)
all kinds of pulse, pease, vetches.
OerxoiwcjK, -cos-ov$, o, fi, (fr. last)
leguminous like pulse.
'Ocff' for offer , which fbrdffccc, du.
of dffff^j, -to? -oi'?, ro.
"Offff' for ooca, fern, of 6'ffffoj, Poet,
for 6ffoj.
'Offffri, -ns, hi (fr* o^ a voice) a
voice, sound ; an oracle, omen,
vision ; fame, report, rumour ;
name of a mountain.
"Offc-a, Poet, for oVa/a?.
. n. pi. fern, of oo-ffoj, Poet.
fir -
'Offff£ for Sccee, du. of 6ccos, -zos,
to, or by Metarlasra for do-ffw,
du. of ocao;- -
(427)
02*
'Offffcro, Ion. for weffaro, S sill,
impf. of offoofiai.
'Offff/7, see 'Oooa.
'Oofffyov, Dor. tor vaov.
"Oo-ffoi, n. pi. of Sffffoj, Poet, for
OffOJ.
'Oacofiai, JE.o\. for dirrouai, pres.
par. offffd/mos.
'Oo-ovuai, (fr. 6caa an omen) to
augur, foretell, prophesy, divine.
"Offffov and "Oc-ffovra, for baov.
'Offffoj, -ov, b, and 'Ooaog, -tot
-oi-j, rd, (fr. ooaouai, JSLo\. for
6-xrouai to see) the eye.
Oo-ra, n. pi. of oorov — Oura,
cont. for ocrta, n. pi. of uariov.
Osraxos, same as acratedc.
Oordpiov, -ov, to, (dim. of oariov
a bone) a little bone.
"Octe, rire, ore, (fr. 6'j who) who,
wh'ch, what.
Oarea -rj, pi. of ocriov.
QffTitvos, -n, -ov, and 'Oorivos, -ov,
and OoTU)6ns, -to? -ovs, b, >/, (fr.
ocriov a bone) of bone, hard u$
bone, bony ; strong.
Oarzoyivns, -tot -ovs, b, 17, (fr.
same, and yivofiai to produce)
producing bones ~
OffTf'ov -ovv, - iov-ov, to, a bone, rib.
£. pi. oariwv -u>v.
"Ocrig, yris, briy (fr. if who, and
rj? some) who, which, what, who-
soever, whatsoever, of what kind.
'QcT\ty%, -yos, ij, a spark; a tuft,
lock or curl of hair.
OcTo\oyia, -as, ^, (fr. o<rri ov a bone,
I and Xeyu) to collect) a searching
for or collection of bones.
Octov, -ov, ro, a pot, jar, pitcher. \
Ocrovv, cont. for oareov.
Ocrocbveis, n' or a. pi. cont. of
Ocroebvris, -tos -ovs, 6, >', (fr. ocriov
a bone, and tn. <pvu) to produce)
of a bony nature ; hard, strong.
OarpaKtfyiv, pres. inf. of
OorpaKt^u, (fr. dcrpaicov a fish's
shell ) to condemn by ostracism ;
to banish, expel.
OcrpdKivos, -n, -ov, (fr. same) of
earthen ware, earthen.
OarpaKicpbs, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a
mode of banishing by a private
I vote written on a sherd or shell,
I ostracism.
\OcTpaK6Seppos, -ov, b, (fr. '_,ame,
I and eioua a skin) cover A with a
I shell. '
'OorpaKov, -ov, T9, cr, earthen ves-
sel, pot, jar ; r potsherd, tile ; a
fsh^s shell.
'Ocrpeov or Ocrptiov, -ov, rd* an
oyster ; a shell fish from which a
purple or scarlet dye was extract-
ed. •
] 'Oarpevs, -vos, or Ocrpva, -as, hi *
J sort of tree.
( Ocrwiijs, -tos -ovs, b, ff, (fr. ocriov a
I bone)made of bone, hard, strong.
,Oc<Ppaivofxat, f. occppdvovuai, per.
pass, wccppafiftai, same as
Oocppdojiai, f. oetppfjcofiai, p. •' xr-
ipprifiai, -cat, -rat, to smell, f :ent,
snvff; to make a smell, pefumt.
Occjpncia, -as, fi, (fr. .^st) as* L,
scent, odour.
'OacSpncis, -toj, Att. eu^, »V (i*
OTn
lame) the tense of smelling ; the
smell, scent.
Oa<pp6utvo%, Sync, for oc(ppaiv6ut-
vof, pres.par.mid. of oatppaivofiat.
Off^tj, -Coj, f), the loins, reins, back.
a. oa<f>vv.
'OoXPi, 'Oo-Ytoj, -ov, b, 'Oo%tov,
-ov, rb, and Oo%ia, -ai, i), (fr.
utoyoi a branch) a tender branch.
shoot, sucker; a vine branch ; a
"Or' or "00', for ore.
"Oruv or "Or* av, when, whenever,
i <r, whilst, since.
"On, when, since ; sometimes ;
li hi I, .
"Orto, Ion. and"()Tfu,Dor. for ov-
Ttvos, g. sin. — "Oreoii or br tot-
al, for olariai, d. pi. — 'o-iw,
Ion. for wriil, d. sin. of 6'otij.
'OrtwJt), Ion. for umvicn, d. sin.
of oarti, crj added.
'Oriwv, for wv rivutv, g. pi. of bi
and Hi.
"On, and Poet. "Om, tliat, be-
cause, seeing that, nm - ,
forct then fore, until, v hi 1st
incn t'u iUmn oj tin-
sup, degree, as on Tii\iara, a."
quick as possible, on i:\iioTot, as
muny as possible.
"O, n, neut. of ocni is always
written thus to distinguish it
from "On, the conj.
'Ortovv, (fr. on which, and oir, so-
ever) what tier.
OrXt'w, f. ->)c(*>, and OrXn'w, f. -tv
aw, (fr. next) to sustain misfor-
fMIWM, endure; to toil, labour.
'OtXoj, -ov, b, misfortune, misery ;
labour, toil, hardship.
Orofiiw and OrrojSiw -w, f. -r)au),
(fr. next) to make a noise, buzz,
rattle, resound.
Oro/3oj and 'Orro/?o$, -ov, k, (fr.
6du> to move, and /W; a shout)
tumult, clamour, uproar ; noise,
sound, clatter.
Orov, Att. for ovnvoc, g. sin. of
bffni.
OrpaX/wj, (fr. orpvi'b) to instigate)
rapidly, quickly, promptly.
Orpijpbi, -a, -dv, (fr. same) qvick,
speedy, prompt, active, diligent.
n. du. oTprjpio.
Orpt^ci, n. pi. of 60pif.
Orpvvofiev, 1 pi. pres. ind. act. of
orpvvw.
Orpyvrvi, -voi, >;, (fr. next) an in-
citement, encouragement, exhort-
ation, instigation ; an order, com-
mand.
Orpvvw, f. -vvd, or Ion. Orpvviii),
to encourage, exhort, advise ; to
rouse, stir up, excite, instigate^
urge. Orpivo(iai, to hasten, hurry,
'Orra, for oaaa.
*Orn, Poet, for on.
"Ornictv, Poet, for on icev, what-
soever.
'Orrofioi, Poet, for 6ropoc.
Ottotoi, alas ! ah me 1 uretch !
Orrorv^u), (fr. last) to weep, la-
ment, grieve.
'Ot(|), Att. for fynvi, d. sin. —
"Ortov, Att. for dnm'i/u>;, g. pi.
of fans.
ore
Ov, before a soft vowel, Ovk, be-
fore an aspirate, Ov% or Ov%i,
not, no.
Ov, (g. of bi who) where, whither.
Ov, g. of bi, 17, ov, his, hers, it* ;
or of bi, i), b, who, v Itich, u hat.
Ov, g. Ol, d. "E, a. of him, of her,
of it, of himvlf, of herself &c.
Or, Att. for iv, I II. f'T [r
2 a. ind. or ltnpr. mid. of'inut.
Ovii, ah. alia, an adv. of mocking.
Ova], (il'is, 0 wretched, wo!
Oitii, -iiroi, to, tiic ear ; an ear or
handle, n. pi. ov<ira, d. oi"'uo-<.
Or) y/u or OtyM«, -u$, i), (fr. Lat.
i ) an ounce.
Oicaft>i, and Dor. OettpX, (d. sin.
h in. of ovfaftbi none, viz. £<ipa)
no where; by no means, on no
accou nl ; :,
i fr. of foi the
ground) temstnul, earthy; low,
humbb .
OvSapivdi, ->), -bv, (fr. next) of no
occount, contiTii] :
OvtSfidf, -fi, -or, (fr. ovci not, and
aftbi one) no one, none.
Ovciifjov, (g. of last) not at all, by
no means ; no whtn .
Oit\T/iuk, (fr. MM) by no means,
not at all, in no H
- 77o<,Tw,t-anic as ofroj, -toi.
Ovci, (fr. ov not, and ci truly)
neither, nor, and not, not even,
by no means.
Ovarii, ovieuia, ovcev' g. Ovftrbf,
oietpias, ovrtvbf, (fr. ovci nei-
ther, and ui one) not erne, not
any, none, no. Neut. nothing.
OvtiKort, Ion. for ov6ivoTc.
On'f/ii'd, n. — Ov^efjtiijt, d. — Ov6c-
fii n , a. sin. fern, of oih'ii
Oiibf neut. sin. — Ovtcibi, g. —
Ovocvi, d. — Oi0£i«, a. sin. of
same.
- I'po?, -ou, 6, »J, (fr. ovarii
none, and u>pa care) worthy of no
cure, not to be regarded, to be de-
', contemptible, despicable.
Ov?i-roTy for Oveirore, (fr. ovSi
neither, and -ron any time) ne-
ver, at iio time.
Ovtiru), (fr. same, and rw yet)
not yet, never yet, by no means,
not at all.
OvlfK&TTOTt, same as ovfiirort.
Ovcertpoi, -a, -ov, (fr. ovci neither,
and enpoi arfother) neither of
the tv:o, neither,
OuctripuBev, (fr. last, and &t r from
a place) from neither side.
(hfteriptK) (fr- ovcinpoc neither)
by no way, in no manner.
Oveenpuee, (fr. same, and as to
wards) to neither side.
Ovcin, (fr. ovc~i not, and ri any
thing) not any, none.
Ovtoi, -eoi -ovg, to, (fr. 6<?oj a %vay)
the ground, fioor, pavement ; a
path, step, threshold.
Ovcbi, -ov, b, a threshold, step.
Oi-cdi, -ov, fj, Ion. for o<*<J?.
Ovconovv, (fr. ovlrii none, and ov
therefore) nothing at a'l, not at
all, by no means.
Oi'0' for cvtz.
)0iQac, -aroi, rb, a breast, Leal, ud-
(4S8)
OYA
d,r ; fertility, rnh:>css, fatness,
abund
OvBrii, ovOc^ia, ov(4r, for oiou'j.
Ovdnv, (fr. ov not) not an i
truly, by no meant,
<■ ov.
OimV, for ovkiti, (fr. ovk not, and
in any longer) no tongtr, no
more, I
OiM, Poet, for oi ^?, see ov.
O^cevr, (lr. oik not, and of-i there-
lore) cerlemily not, not at all, by
no v.i
Ovkovv, (fr. same) whether then ?
thai, so thin, well then, therefore,
but hoi , truly.
Oi'aio, Ion. |br ot'Trw.
OiKin , b n. f. r ( t r, or for ov».of>.
OiiKiOi, Ion. for orirwj.
OtAfU, -w\, at, barley, grain ; a
C'J,( I
OvXZfibi, -av, b, (fr. ofXoj whole,
or fr. Ifjov togttlu-r, and tUXfu to
collect) a crowd, band, tioop,
I iittulinn.
Ov%n(pbi, (fr. ov\oi for o'Xobi de-
Btrud i touch) '/m'7.
Ot>^, -T;i, i), (fr. oiA.;s- wb
r/wA- o/ a heultd I
OrAfo, -/i, -o» , (fr. orAoj P
o>oj whole) entire, perfect, com
]'l'-'e, full ; bright, plain, clear.
Ov^toi -a, -ov, and Oi'Xfyicr, -17,
-ov, and Oi>tof, -of, 6, 1;, (same
as o\obi hurtful) perni< iou.%, hurt-
ful, deudly, destructive.
OiXo'iTTji, -ov, b, (fr. ovXal barley,
and Uu to tie) a kantiful ofcvr'nt
sheaf of barley.
Ov\6c~ctov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) the
hand with which sheaves were
tied; a strap, band ; tying, fast-
ening ; a cord, string.
OvX<50p«£, -rpfyoiy 6, !), (fr. crXoj
curled, and 0pif hair) having
curled hair.
OvXoQvTfu -w, (fr. ovXal a salt
cake for sacrifice, and £i'oj to
sacrifice) to sacrifice, efj<r.
Ov\oKapnvoi, -ov, b\ //, (fr. oi-Xoj
curled, and Kdpvvov a liead) hav-
ing a curled head, curly-headed.
Ovloftivoio, Ion. g. of
Ov\6ficvni, -rj,-ov, Poet. foro)(5//»
voi, (2 a. par. mid. of dXAv^t)
destructive, pernicious, noxv.us ;
destroyed.
Ov\ov, -ov, rb, (fr. ovXoi tender)
the gum.
OvXdTrovi, -ocoi, b, fj, (fr. next, and
iroli a foot) sound-footed.
OvXoi, Poet, for c> of.
OiAos, -n, -ov, for oXooc.
OoXof, -17, -ov, (for lot'Xoj tender)
soft, downy, tender; crisped,
curled, twisted.
OvXoi, -ov, b, a handful, bundle,
sheaf
Ov\o%vrai} a. pi. of
OvXoxvnii, -ov, 6, (fr. otX«J a salt
cake, and ^/w to pour) a cake or
mixture of salt and meal, laid or
poured on the head of the vic-
tim ; the bas'net or vessel which
held it.
OtXt'i^rioj, -ou, b, hi Poet, for
t.XvfiVioe.
OTP
0<5Xtmiros, -ov, Ion. ouAiWoto, Poet,
for tiXv/iiros. OvXvunovSe, same
as tis 'OXvfirov, to Olympus.
Ov\w, (fr. ov'Xos whole) to be well
be in health, pres. impr. ovXe, be
well, farewell.
Ovfiivovr, (fr. ov not, u.ev indeed,
and ovv however) not indeed, by
no means, nevertheless, notwith-
standing , but yet.
Ov fth a\\d, but, however, indeed.
Ovpbs, -^Eol. Syna?r. for 6 Efi6s.
Ovv, (cont. forfovneut. oftwv, Ion.
for wv, pres. par. of eifil to be)
it being so, therefore, then, ac-
cordingly; even, truly. A' ovv,
but however.
OvvtKa, and O'vvek, ov 'ivEica, on
account of which, for which rea-
son, wherefore.
OvvecOe, for 6vcoQe, 2 pi. pres. ind.
pass, of dvofiat, same asov<5w, or
dvypt.
Ovvofia, -biros, rb, Poet, for 6vopa.
Ovvofid^u), Poet, for ovopdfa.
Ovvouaivuv, Ion. for ovo/xuiveiv,
inf. of ovo/xaivu).
Ovvou.d.K\vTos, -ov, b, f), (fr. ovvo/ia
Poet, for dvofxa a name, and
k"Xvtos celebrated) famous, re-
noumed, celebrated.
Ovvofjidp^tjs, -ov, b, Ion. for b vo-
' mxn- _ r
Ovvou.ao-rbs, Ion. for ovo/mordj.
OEf, Dor. for b t£.
Ov-neo, g. sin. of '6s rtp.
Ov-ntp, where, when.
Ovnor, for Ovirore, (fr. ov not, and
itbrt ever) never, at no time.
Ovtrut, (fr. same, and im yet) not
yet.
Ovpd, -as, r), (fr. bpos an end) a
tail of all animals but birds ;
the end ; the rear of an army ;
the stern of a ship.
Ovpayiui Si, (fr. last, and dyw to
lead) to lead or bring up the
rear ; to be behind.
Ovpayia, -as, f), (fr. same) com-
mand of the rear ; the rear, rear
guard.
Ovpdybs, -ov, b, (fr. same) the lead-
er or commander of the rear.
Ovpalos, -a, -ov, (fr. ovpd a tail)
having a tail, of a tail ; rearmost,
hindermosl, last; with the tail
towards.
Ovpdvtj, -vs, and Ovprjdpa, -as, t),
(fr. ovpov urine) an inward pas-
sage for the urine ; the urethra.
OvpavYa, -as, and Ion. Ovpavln, -ns,
fl, (fr. ovpavbs heaven) Urania,
one of the Muses.
Ovpavtcas, -a, Dor. for Ovpavtins,
-ov, b, the son of Ccelus or Ura-
nus.
Ovpavto'Tis,-ov,b, f), {fir. ovpavbs hea-
ven) heavenly, celestial ; inhabi-
tant of heaven, n. pi. ovpaviSai.
Ovpdvtos, -a, -ov, or -ov, b, i), (fr.
same) celestial, heavenly, of the
heavens, of the sky ; lofty, great,
grand.
Ovpavtav, -u)vos, b, (fr. same) an
inhabitant of heaven ; celestial,
heavenly, n. pi. ovpaviwvcs, g.
oqpttvtuvtov.
OTP
OvpavSQtv, (fr. same, and Sev from
a place) from heaven.
Ovpavbdi, (fr. same, and $1 in a
place) in heaven.
OvpavofjLTJKns, -tos -ovs, b, r), (fr. ov-
pavbs heaven, and fxrjKos length)
touching the sky, very high,
lofty.
Ovpavbs, and Dor. Slpavbs, -ov, b,
(perhaps fr. bpos the end, or bpdu>
to see) the heaven, sky, air ; the
cope of heaven,
Ovpavdat, (fr. last, and at towards)
towards or to heaven.
Ovpavoo~KdTros,-ov, b, r), (fr. ovpavbs
heaven, and okottos an object,
th. aKtzTOfiai to view) a vkwer
of the heavens, astronomer ; a
kind of fish.
Ovpavio, Dor. and JEo\. for ovpa-
vov, g. of ovpavds-
Ovpas, a. pi. of ovpd.
Ovpfiavbs, -ov, b, Urbanus, a man's
name.
Ovpta, and Ovpiwv, Ion. for 6pm,
and opiuv, n. and g. pi. See
ovpeoS'
Ovpeiv, pres. inf. act. cont. of
OVpfd).
Ovpcos, Poet, or Ion. for 6peos, cont.
6povs, g. sin. of 6pos, a moun-
tain, n. pi. 6pta -t), g. opiu>v -&v.
Ovptvs, -ios or -rjos, b, Ion. for optvs.
Ovpcbs, -ios, b, (fr. ovpos a guard)
a guardian protector, watch,
guard.
Ovpiw, f. -*7<rw, (fr. ovpov urine) to
make water.
Ovp?j, Ion. for ovpd, d. sin. of ovpd.
Ovprjas, a. pi. of ovpevs.
Ovprjdpa, see Ovpdvn.
Ovpvfia, -dros, to, (fr. ovpiui to
make water) urine.
Ovpr)v, Ion. for ovpdv,&. sin. of ovpd.
Ov p/jojis, 2 sin. \ a. sub. act. of oupf'u.
Oiprjo-is, -ios, Att. -eus, >% (fr. ovpiw
to make water) making water ;
urine.
Ovprrrr)p, -rjpos, b, (fr. same) the
ureter, passage for urine.
OvprjrtKbs, -r), -bv, (fr. same) diu-
retic, causing urine.
Ovpias, -ov, b, Urias, a man's
name.
Ovpt^d), Ion. for bpi^w — Ovpiapa,
for bpio-fta.
Ovpt£u>, (fr. ovpos a favourable
wind) to enjoy a fair wind ; to
bring with a fair wind.
Ovpla, fern, of
Ovptos, -a, -ov, and Ovptos, -ov, b,
i), (fr. ovpos a prosperous wind)
favourable, prosperous ; windy,
full of wind.
Ovptos, -ov,b, a man's name.
Ovpov, -ov, to, (fr. ovpd the tail, and
pi to to flow) urine.
Ovpov, -ov, to, space, distance, in-
terval ; a cast, shot.
Ovpos, -ov, b, (fr. opovto to impel, or
fr. ovpd the stern) a fair wind.
Ovpos-, -ov, b, (fr. bpd(D to see) a
guardian, protector ; a guard,
watch; inspector, overseer..
OZpos, -ov, b, Ion. for lioos, a boun-
dary.
Ovpos, Ion. for 6pos.
(428)
0*£
Ovpbs. -oC, b, a trench, ditch, groevt
to haul up or launch ships by ;
a dock.
Ovpbs, -ov, b,(ft.opjjbs or opbs) whey.
05s, &tos, rb, (fr. oias an ear) an
ear. pi. rd drat
Ovy, a. pi. of of, 17, 0. Or ofos,r), Sv.
OtJaa — Ovtrai — -Ovcrav — OJofl —
Ovarjs — Overt, cases of wv, ovoay
bv, par. pres. of au.1.
Ovata, -as, r), (fr. same) existence^
being ; essence, nature, sub
stance; wealth, goods, property.
Ovaiu)tu>s, (fr. last) substantially
essentially.
Oir, for ovtc.
Ovrdi^d), f. -uoo), same as th. ovrdut
OvTap.iv, Ion. Ovrd/jLtvat, Dor. for
ovrdvai, pres. inf. of ovTnfxiy
same as ovrdui.
Ovrd/xevos, pres. par. of ovrafxaif
mid. of ovTrjm, or Sync, for ov-
Tao-d/jLEvos, 1 a. par. mid. of ov
t&Iu.
Ovrac, for Ovtoce, 3 sin. 1 a. ind.
of same.
OuTacD -w, f. -r}ao), p. -nica, to
wound, pierce, slay.
Ovte, Ovt or OvQ\ (fr. ov not, and
re and) neither, nor, and not.
Ovrcpos, Ion. for 6 crEpos-
OvTrj/jii, same as ovrdw, or ovrdfo.
Ovrrjoig, -ios, Att. -EU)S, fj, (fr. ov-
raw to wound) a wounding ; a
wound.
OvriyE, not at all, by no means, in
no wise ; much less.
OvTifidvbs, -ov, b, r), (fr. ovtis none,
and Sdvos a gift) of no valuet
worthless.
Ovtiv', for ovt" va, a. sin. — Ourt-
vos, g. sin. of ovtis.
Ovrfvos, g. sin. of bens.
OvTtiru), (fr. ovSe neither, and ru
yet) by no means, not at all, not
yet.
Ovtis, b, r), ovrt, to, g. ovtivos, (fr.
ov not, andrij anyone) no, noner
not any ; no one, nobody, no-
thing.
Ovtoi, (fr. ov not, and rol enclit.)
no truly, truly not.
OVTOS, aVTt], T0VT0, g. TO-VTOV) Ta4
tvs^tovtov, (fr. 6 this, and avrog
himself) this, that, he, she, it. n.
pi. ovtoi, avTai,Tavra, g. tovtwv.
Tovto, fiev, tovto 61, partly /
some this, some that.
Obtoj, adverbial, you sir, ho, at-
tend, I say.
Ourw, and Ovtws, before a vowel,
Att. Ovtwci, (fr. ovtos this) thust
so ; then, so then.
Ov%, and Ov%i, see ov.
Ovxi, (fr- ov not) whether ? why
not ? no, nay, not so.
OQeCXeis, -ei, 2 and 3 sin. optVy
-ete, -ovai, pi. pres. ind. act. of
o<pd\o>.
OtyEikiTris, -ov, b, (fr. 0(f>tl\u) to
owe) a debtor, an offender, a. pi.
oqbEiXiras.
0<pEt\rj, -tjs, f/, andO<pt(\)iu.a,-aTos,
Tb, (fr. same) a debt, duet
obligation ; offence, pi. oQeiM-
Itara-
0$tik6ftEvos, -7, -ov;par. pres. pas*.
— OftlXovn, d. sin. — OtptlXov-
rts , n. pi. par. pres. act. of
O^f/Aw, I. O0£lA»5ffW, p. u>(f>d\nKa, to
owe, be in debt, be under an obli-
gation, be indebted ; to be fined,
condemned, pay a fine, pay ; to
wish, desire ; il'is meet, fit, pro-
per or incumbent, it ought ; oh
that, would that ; to exact usury,
lend money at inter est. 0<l>el\ouat,
to have due to one, have a claim,
demand; to remain due, be in-
cumbent, impf. ind. act. dxbtiXov.
2 a. ind. act. uxf>t\ov, and 6<pti-
\ov, and 6<pt\ov. pres. par. pass.
o<pei\6pevos, rn, -ov. per. ind.
pass. w<pci\r)nai.
0<ptts, n. a. v. pi. cont. — 'Often,
d. pi. of 6<pis.
0<pi its, 2 sin. of 6$t\ov, which see.
OfiWtv, Poet, for 6<f>t\tv, Ion. for
w<pt\tv, 3 sin.,2 a. ind. act. of
o<ptiy*u).
<)<pih\(i),-tis, -tt, f. o<pt\ui, p. U>(f>tX-
Ka, to benefit, assist, help, relieve ;
to increase, multiply. Also used
for ocpdXui. 2 a. ind. act. w<f>t-
Xov.
CtyAAuxn, 3 pi. pres. sub. act. of
last.
'O^cAov, -ec, -t, (Ion. for wQtXov, 2
a. ind. act. of ofdXw to owe) /,
you, he ought, it is incumbent.
But it is more generally used
adverbially in the first, second,
and third persons, Oh that,
would that, Oh may.
'OQtXos, -tof -ovs, rd, (fr. o<f>iWu> to
benefit) utility, use, advantage,
profit, benefit.
O^/wv, g. pi. — 'Otytws, g. sin.
Att. of <ty«s.
0<p9a\fi(a, -as, hi (fr. o<p9a\fibs an
eye, th. tvTopai to see) tiie Oph-
thalmia, a disease of the eyes.
0<p9a\uido> -w, (fr. last) to be af-
flicted with sore eyes.
0<pda\fjio8ov\tia, -as, hi (fr« o(f>Qa\-
ubs an eye, and 6ov\la service)
eye-s* ,/ice ; specious obedience.
0<pda\[i6oov\os, -ov, b, /;, an eye-
servant.
0((>9a\fids, -oii, b, (fr. oirronai to
see) an eye ; a celebrated person-
age, counsellor; a germ, bud. d.
pL Ion. o00aA//o7<rtv, a. pi. o<p-
baXfjL^js, Dor. o<b9a\fi6s.
0<p(ia*> o<pavS>s, (fr- last, and (f>alvu>
to appear) clear to the eyes,
plainly, -vidtndy.
0<t>6ds, -tiou, -r., 2' -Oivros, n. pi.
-Bivrts, 1 a. par. pass 00-
(fjjviu, 1 a. i:S. pass Otpdnon,
2 sin. of OotMco/iai, *-?/, -trai, 1
». ViJ. pa^S. of dxTOfiai.
0<piv. a. sin. of 6<pis.
0<pi65rjKTos, -ov, 6, f), (fr. 6(pi s a ser-
pent, and th. hdxvw to bite) bit-
• ten by a serpent.
Otpiofia^ris, -ov, o, (fr. same, and
ftd^o/iai to fight) a serpent. fight
er ; a kind of locust.
'Oipios, g. sin. of 66ts, a. sin. 6<piv.
0<pip, indecl. Ophir, name of a
country.
Ol>iS, -ios, Att. -ii»s, b, a serpent^
SHahe ; name of a constellation ;
OXH
an ornament of the arm, armlet,
bracelet.
0<f>i<!>6r)S, -tos -ovs, b, f), (fr. last)
of or like a snake, abounding with
snakes.
0Q\t7v, Sync, for oftXttv, 2 a. inf.
act. of o(pd\u).
OcpXrjpa, -dros, rb, and 'OQXnais,
-ios, Att. -tuts, hi (fr. o<pd\w to
owe) a debt, obligation ; fine,
penalty.
00 Aj/c-uj, Sync, for o(f>ti\>'i<ru>, 1 f.
ind. act. of o^k'Aw.
OfXhKo) and O0A«(ncdvw,(fr.o0£/Au>
to owe) to be fined, condemned ;
to be judged worthy of fine, pu-
nishment, &c.
'0<p\u> or O^iA/uj, f. -i'i<TU), p. w<b\n-
Ka, same as o<pd\w, from which
it is formed by Sync. impf.
act. ci^Afov -ovv. 2 a. ind. act.
dxpXov.
'0<f>pa. that, so that, in order that ;
while, until ; then, when*; as
long as. Tdfpa, so long as.
0<ppvn, -rfs, fi, same as o0pt5j.
Ocppvdtts, -6tooa,-6tv, (fr. ofypvs an
eyebrow) on a brow, high, ele-
vated, lofty ; disdainful, scorn-
ful, supercilious.
0<Ppvouat, (fr. same) to be super-
rdinus, disdainful ; to be lofty,
behave haughtily.
0<f>pi>s, -ios, hi tne eyebrow ; pride,
haughtiness, scorn ; a rising
ground, eminence, brow of a hill,
bank. d. pi. otfipvoi.
'Ov' for 'Oya, pre-eminently, much,
far, very much, surpassing.
O^fivri, -r)s, h, a*10" 'Oyavov, -ov, rb,
(fr. /yu> to hold) the handle or
strap of a shield ; any handle.
Ov da, -as, hi (&• o%tvu> to copu-
late) copulation.
'0-%teKov, Ion. for il>xtov, impf.
ind. act. of oy/w.
'Oy/c-^iv and Oxitaai, Ion. for
dxtoiv, d. pi. of 6x»s.
Ox^vybs, -ov, b, hi (fr- oxtrbs a
canal, and a'yw to lead) guiding
or conveying streams.
Oxcrtvw, f. -£v<7w, (fr. next) to con-
vey streams, cut or make ca-
nals ; to divide into streams ; to
water, irrigate ; to shake, remove,
displace.
Ox.trbs, -ov, b, a canal, aqueduct,
water course, river, stream ; a
sink, sewer.
Oycvj, -ios, b, (fr. fyw to hold) a
fastening, stay, hold ; a strap,
thong, band ; a clasp ; a bar,
bolt. n. pi. ox'its' a. oytas, Ion.
O^ei'w, f. -tvab), p. u>xtvica, to ad-
mit the male; to cover, copu-
late.
Oy/w, f. -/jaw, (fr. (5yos a chariot)
lo carry, convey, transport ; to
bear, support. Oy/o^at -ovfia
to he carried, ride, go on lorse-
back, in a carriage, chariot or
any vehicle.
Oxh'i -^> h, (fr- f'xw i0! sustain)
food, sustenance^ vourishment.
'Oxnjifi, -dr'x;, to, s;imc as oxos-
Oynoios, -ov, b, a proper name.
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OXM
'Oy>7ffi?, -ios, Att. -tus, hi (fr. ox*"
to carry) a carriage, vehicle.
Ox^nouai, to groan, sigh heavily.
'Oyflaj, a. pi. — 'Oyflui?, Ion.
'Oy0j7<n, Poet, d^daio-i, d. pi. o
6X6v.
Oy0/«, f. -fiow, to be indignant, en*
raged, angry, take ill.
OxQli -VSi hi (fr- *'xw t° restrain)
a bank, shore, mound or margin
of a trench.
Oy0//ffa$, 1 a. par. act. of oy0/w.
'Ox^noiv, Ion. for <5y0aij, d. pi. of
6X6n.
'Oy0o«/?o?, -ov, b, and 'Oy Qofios,
-ov, b, (fr. next) an edge, border,
brim ; fringe, lace.
OxObs, -ov, b, (fr. 6x0n a bank) a
bank, shore, edge ; a mound,
eminence ; a swelling, sore on
the lips.
OyAaywy/w -<D, f. -f\ow, p. wyAa-
ywynKa, (fr. dyAoj a multitude,
and dyw to lead) to lead the
multitude, head a mob, raise a
riot.
OyAn£ci>, (fr. (JyAo? a tumult) to
riot, make a tumult, f
OxXtvvrai, Dor. for oxXovvrai, 3
pi. pres. ind. pass. cont. of
oyAf'w.
OyAriij, -ios, Att. -iws, b, (fr. next)
a bar, bolt, latch ; fastening,
stay ; a hinge.
OyAfvw, f. -tvow, to move, stir.
OyA/w, f. -{)(sw, p. uixXvKa, (fr.
(JyAos a tumult) to disturb, raise
a tumult, agitate, embroil ; to
annoy, harass, afflict. OyAro/iat
-ovfiai, to be afflicted ; to endure,
suffer.
OxXvpia, -as, hi (fr- same) tu-
mult, agitation, disturbance, tur-
bulence ; annoyance, uneasi-
ness.
OyA>7pdj, -a, -bv, (fr. same) turbu-
lent, tumultuous ; troublesome,
annoying.
'Ox^nots, -iosi Att. -tu>s, hi same
as oyAjyHa.
OyA«£w, f. -7<7w, (fr. oyXtvs a bar)
to raise or move with a bar or
crow, break or burst open.
OyAfrcdj, -fi, -bv, (fr. <5yAos a
crowd) turbulent, tumultuous;
of the people, plebeian, x*Agar.
OyAoTroa'u; -w, f. -fiow, p. wyAo-
iroinica, (fr. <5yAoy a mob, and
iroiiw to make) to raise a mob,
make an uproar. 1 a. ind. act.
(x>xXovoinoa' par. n. pi. o^Aoirot-
i)davrts.
'OyAo?, -ov, b, a crowd, mob, mul-
titude ; the people, public ; trou-
ble, annoyance, uneasiness ; com-
motion, tumult, disturbance, up-
loar.
OyAov//£vo?, -rj, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. of oyAtw.
'Oy/ia, -dros, rb, (fr. tyw to hold)
a fattening, binding, stay, strap,
clasp, band.
Oy/i«£a>, f. -daw, (fr. last) to hold,
mrasp, seize, detain.
'Oy/ioj, -c»>, b, \fr. /^o) to fasten
to) a series, or tier, succession ; a
tower.
cm
'0;\;v!7, -*??, fi, a wild pear.
U^oioa, Dor. for oyovoa, fem.
cont. of o-^iuiv -c3v, -iovaa -ovoa,
-iov -ovv, pres. par. of o^f'w.
'0%os, -ou, 6, and 'O^of, -tos -ouj,
rd, (fr. f%w to hold) a chariot,
carnage, car; a vehicle, vessel ;
the waves, or flowing of water.
Also, adj. holding, containing,
carrying.
Oxvpbs, -a,-bv, same as txyp6s.
0%iip<5a> -w, f. -tiffw, (fr. last) to
fortify, strengthen, defend; to
prop, support.
0%i!pw/za, -aros, rb, and O^upwo-if,
-ioj, Att. -cws, ^, (fr. last) a
fortification, castle, fortress; a
garrison, g. pi. o^upw^carwv.
O^vpoifidnov, -ov, rb, (dim. oflast)
a Zi«/e fortification ; a fort, re-
doubt.
*Oxp, oubs, »% (fr. firoj to speak)
the voice ; a song, strain. Or,
(fr. 6-KTouai to see) the eye, sight.
Ox\/a^aTvi,-ov, b, (fr. oxpe late, and
apou to mow) one who mows
late.
Oxpaofiai, (fr. 6xpov sauce) to use
sauce, take as a relish; to eat
any thing with bread; to eat
meat.
Oxpdpiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a little
: fish.
Oxpapdrns, -ov, b, (fr. oxpt late, and
apdu to plough) one who ploughs
late.
Oxpe, late, in the evening ; a long
time after, at length.
'Oxpeai or 'Oxpnai, Ion. and 'Oxpti,
Att. for 6\brt, 2 sin. 6^toQz, 2
pi. of (Ji^o/iat, 1 f. ind. mid. of
dirTOfxai.
Oxpdw, (fr. dirropai to see) to de-
sire to see.
'OxpVa9e, 2 pi. 1 a. sub. mid. of
same.
Oxpta, -as, fi, (fr. oxpe late) even-
ing, late.
Oxptyovosi -ov,b, fi, (fr. same, and
yivonai to be born) born late ; n.
pi. oxplyovot, posterity.
Oxpifa, (fr. oxpe late) to be late, ar-
rive late in the evening.
Oipi/iaOfj, a. sin. cont. of
Oxpt/iddrjs, -cos -ovs, b, fi, (fr. oipt
late, and navOdvw to learn) taught
at a late period; dull, slow to
learn.
'Qxplfios, -ov, b, fi, (fr. oxpi late)
late, in the evening ; latter.
Optvoos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
vdos understanding) late in gain-
ing sense or acquiring knowledge;
wise by experience.
Oxpios, -a,-ov, (fr. oxpl late) of ov
belonging to the evening.
'Oxpis, -tos, Art. -£u>5, fi, (fr. 6irro-
pai to see) the sight; aspect,
countenance, face, appearance ;
a sight, vision, a. 6xpiv.
Oip(ar), 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of
oxpiQo}.
Oip tTtXcoTos, -ov, b, )), (fr. oxpi late,
and reXiu) to finish) fulfilled
late ; to be accomplished at a
late period; imperfect, unfi-
nished.
nAr
'Oxp0fiai,-j),-eTai, pi. -6uc0a, -tuQt
1 f. ind. mid. of oirrofxai.
'Oxpov, -ov, rb, (fr. ixpu to cook)
a relish, savajir, sauce, pickle;
whatever is eaten with bread;
fish, meat, victuals, food.
Oipo-rroirina, -dros, rb, (fr. last,
and ttoliu) to make) same as
last.
Oxpoiroibs, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same) a
cook, confectioner.
Oxpo<pdyos, -ov, b, (fr. 6xpov sauce
or fish, and ^dyio to ea.t)glutton-
ous, voracious ; a glutton, fish-
eater.
Oxp&vns, -ov, b, (fr. 6\pov sauce,
and uviouai to buy) a caterer,
purveyor.
Oxp&viov, -ov, rb, ffr. 6xpov sauce)
any thing eaten with bread, fish,
meat ; wages, reward, hire.
n
n, v, rs, called pi, the sixteenth
of the modern, but the seven-
teenth letter of the ancient
Greek alphabet ; whence, as
a numeral, it continues to ex-
press the eighth decade or eigh-
ty, and with a dot underneath, n,
eight thousand.
Ua, an enclitic for rnj.
IIS, Dor. for 717;.
Haydv, Dor. for irijyfiv, a. sin. —
tlayav, Dor. for irt/ywv, g. pi. of
irvyrj.
Ylaydo-u), Dor. for Tlriydcov, g. sin.
of
Tldydaos, Dor. for Hr/yacos.
IlayyiXotos, -ov, b, >% (fr. iras all,
and ytXdlos ridiculous, th. yeXdu
to laugh) very absurd, ridicu-
lous or laughable.
Hayy\b)ffoia, -as, fi, (fr. iras all,
and yX&crea tongue) talkative-
ness, loquacity.
Udyeis, -tiaa, -iv, 2 a. par. pass.
— Ilayeirjv, -rjs, -V, 2 a. opt.
pass. — Udyev, Ion. for iirdXe, 3
sin. 2 a. ind. act. of irrjyvvu).
Uaytrbs, -ov, b, (fr. irriyvvw to fast-
en) ice.
Hay£Tu>5r}s, -cos -ovj, b, §, (fr. last)
frozen, icy, cold.
Udyij, Ion. for tirdyrj, 3 sin. 2 a.
ind. pass. — Uayrjvai, 2 a. inf.
pass, of izfiyvvfii.
Udyrj, -rjs, ^, (fr. nriyvvu) to fasten)
a noose, snare, trap, gin.
YlayiSa, IlayiSos, cases of irayis.
HayiStvowaiv, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. act.
of
YlayiStvio, f. -evou),p. ircirayiSevica,
(fr. irayis a trap) to catch; to
ertrap, ensnare, inveigle.
Tldyios, -a, -ov, (fr. -nrjyvvu) to fast-
en ) fixed, firm, fastened, steady,
immoveable.
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IIA0
Tlayls, -tSos, fi, (fr. same) a *ef,
noose, trap, snare.
UdyKdicos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. iras all,
and KaKbs ill) base, depraved,
wholly bad; wretched, miserable,
unfortunate.
UdyKdXos,-ov,b, fi, (fr. same, and
KaXbs fair) very good, amiable,
excellent; most fair, beautiful,
handsome.
liayKaXws, (fr. last) most beauti-
fully, very handsomely, excel-
lently ; most gloriously or ho-
nourably.
ndyicap-KOS, -ov, b, fi, (fr. was all,
and Kapirbs fruit) very fertile,
most productive, fruitful, abun-
dant in all things.
UdyKoivos, -ov, b,fi, (fr. same, and
Kotvbs common) free or common
to all, frequented by all ; univer-
sal, general.
liayKovtros, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
k6vls dust) sprinkled with dust.
Hay/cpdrris, -ios -ovs, and lidy/cpa-
ros, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and tcpa-
rtw to overcome, th. icpdros
strength) all-subduing, conquer-
ing all, omnipotent, almighty.
TlayKpdTiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
festival of all games, general
practice, celebration of all the
athletic exercises.
Udyos, -ov, b, (fr. irriyvdo) to fasten)
a hill, eminence, cliff"; a village,
town, hamlet; ice, frost; salt.
UayxdXKeos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. iras all,
and ^aXicbs brass) all brass, of
entire brass, brazen.
Uayxpvo-ios, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same,
and xpv™s gold) all golden, of
entire gold.
Ylayxv, Poet, for ndvv.
Uadfjre, Dor. for irriSare, 2 pi,
cont. pres. ind. act. of mj-
Sdo).
IldQa, -as, a, Dor. for iraBrj.
HaOatvoiiai, (fr. itdOos an affection)
to feel violently, be strongly af-
fected; to affect or pretend feel-
ing, appear moved, behave ef-
feminately ; to suffer mentally.
TidQt, 2 sin. 2 a. impr. act. • or
Ion. for fnaOe, 3 sin. 2 a. ind.
act. — UaBkiv, Ion. for Ila0£tv,
2 a. inf. act. of 7raV-^w.
Ilafct, d. sin. cont. — IIa0£o-{, d.
pi. of irdOos.
UdQr), -rjs, fi, (fr. TraV^u to suffer)
suffering, adversity, calamity,
distress, misfortune, disaster ;
discomfiture, defeat, slaughter,
overthrow, ruin ; disease, sick-
ness, malady, distemper.
UdOrj, n. a. v. pi. cont. of irdQos.
UdOri, 2 sin. 2 a. sub. mid. ; or 3
sin. 2 a. sub. act. of Tracyoj.
nddr/ixa, -dros, rb, (fr. 7ra<r^co to
suffer) passion, feeling, suf-
fering, affection ; excitement,
rapture, ecstasy, emotion; dis
tress of mind, perturbation, an
guish; affliction, trouble, sor-
row, tribulation; loss, misfor-
tune, calamity, adversity ; dis-
ease, sickness, malady, infirmi-
ty ; evil disposition, bad inclina-
nAi
tion, lust, unnatural desire ; ex-
ternal circumstance, accident.
Uadrjr'iKbi, -r), -bv, (fr. same) pas-
sive, Buffering, complying, tub-
missive; effecting, pathetic, im-
passionnl.
Tladnrbs, -i), -bv, (fr. same) to be
stiffen >l, endured or borne; tub
jec.t, liable.
HdOoiyn, -ok, -ot, in 2 pi. Tlddoirc
2 a. opt. act. — WdQov, Ion. for
ixuOov, 2 a. ind. act. of -nda^ui
TladoTtoiia, -in;, h, (fr> irdQos pas
siou, and iroiiio to make) a rais-
ing of the pulsions or affections,
emotion, ecstasy, rapture.
HdOos,-cos-ovs, rd,samcas7ra0///ia.
YlaQwv, -ovaa, -bv, (pur. 2 a. act
of nda^ui) hmuig undergone or
suffered the lust ntn -mitu, dead.
Tl ttiiOioi', what ailing ? how con-
strained ? why ? for what ?
Hat, v. sin. of ira7y.
Ilaidv, -avos, b, (fr. ixalu> to Strike)
a hymn, properly to Apollo ; a
-<>>ng, song of triumph; a
poetic measure; a name of
Apollo.
llaiavcvs, (fr. last) of Apollo, dedi-
cated or devoted to Apollo.
n.ai<ivi£i*>, f. -Iaio, (fr. same) losing
hymns, chant, raise the war
, rlehrate a triumph.
Haidvu>v, g. pi. of iraidv.
Tlaiynoovvij, -ns, »/, (fr. ira/£w to
play, th. -noli a child) play,
sport, pastime, recreation.
Haiyvla, -as, a"nd Ion. Ilaiyv^,
-m, h, (fr. same) pluy, sport,
pastime ; scorn, derision.
naiyvtfjjxijiv, -ovos, b, >), (fr. same)
playful, sportive, lively, merry,
jocose.
Halyvwv,-ov, rb, (fr. same) aplay-
tiiing, toy ; a jest, buit, scorn,
derision; play, sport, pastime.
na«<5', for Hatha, a. sin. — ria7<5ay
— Haiibs — HalSuv, cases of
7T«7y.
HaiSayioytlov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) a
school.
Hai']dyu>yfu) -tD, f. -//<jw, (fr. ira7y
a child, and dyu to lead) to school,
educate, teach, instruct as a
child ; to rear, bring up ; to di-
rect, guide, order, regulate.
Haibaywybs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
schoolmaster, teacher, intruder,
tutor.
Haitiapiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of ira7y a
child) a little child, little boy,
servant.
HaiSapiudns, -cog -ovs, b, f), (fr.
last) chddish, infantile, puerile ;
ft or proper for a child.
Tlai&da, -ay, t), (fr. 7r,7?y a child)
instruction, information, teach-
ing ; discipline, education, cor-
rection ; learning, literature,
science, erudition ; a fashion,,
custom, manner course or way
of life.
nai5aos,-a,-ov, (fr. same) puerile,
childish, of children or boys ; of
a pet or favourite.
HaiSepaarfis, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
epdua to lovo) a lover of boys.
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TlaiMpw, -wroy, b, (fr. same, and
ipu>S love) the herb bearstuot.
Tlaifitvtt, 3 sin. pres. hid. ;nt.
Ylntotvcrc, 2 pi. pres. ind. or
impr. act. of7Trtt<5cu(j.
HaihvOQai, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. pass, of
same.
YIa(6cvfia, -aros, rb, (fr. iraic'tiu to
teach) that which is taught, in-
struction, education, discipline ;
a pupil, nursling.
U.aihv6fitQa, 1 pi. pres. ind. pass.
— Haiccvduevos, -n, -ov, par.
pres. pass. — Hmbtvovra, a. sin.
-Stvovoa, n. fern. par. pres. act.
of same.
HatScvaas, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a. act.
of same.
Halficvffts, -co<-, Att. -£wy, fj, (fr.
same) the art of teuclunx, tui-
tion, instruction; educilion,
rearing, ditciplmr, correction.
HaiScvri)s,-ov, b, (fr. same) an in-
structs, teacher ; a master, cor-
rector, guide, director, guar-
dian.
HatSivu), f. -cvao), p. ncnalicvKa,
(fr. 7ra?y a child) to teach, in-
struct, inform ; to bring up, rear,
educate ; to warn, admonish, re-
prehend, reprove, censure, blame;
to chastise, correct, punish. I a.
ind. act. ciralScvaa. per. piss.
ind. irctralScvftai' par. wtratitv-
/i/voy. 1 a. pass. ind. titaiSevOnv
sub. iraiicvOui, -fjs, -rj.
Haiiid, -ay, //, (fr. same) play,
sport, recreation, amusement ;
a jest, derision, mockery ; a trifle,
worthless Hktng.
Uailia, -ay, f), (""• same) child-
hood, infancy, boyhood.
TlatSiKbi -r), -bv, (fr. same) child-
ish, puerile, boyish. In neut. pi.
playthings, toys.
HaiSibOtv, (fr. next) from a little
child ', from infancy or childhood.
Ylnn't^v, -ov, rb, (dim. of iraiSia
childhood) an infant, babe; a
little boy or girl.
HaiSidrns, -rjros, ft, (fr. same or
last) childhood, infancy / boy-
hood.
HaiSieicaplov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
girl.
Huic'iaicn, -rjs, r), (fr. 7ra<y a child)
a maid, girl, wench, woman-ser-
vant, female slave.
UaiSio-Kos, -ov, b, (fr. same) aboy,
youth, servant, slave.
HaiSoyovla, -as,h, (fr. same, and
yivofiai to be born) procreation,
getting children.
HaiSoydvos, -ov, b, r), (fr. same) be-
getting or producing children,
breeding. Subs, a father, hus-
band ; a mother, wife.
HatSdOtv, (fr. ira?y a child) from a
child, from infancy or child-
hood.
Hai6o\iru>p, -opus, b, J}, and Haifio-
\erdpa, -as, rj, (fr. same, and <5A-
Xv/it to destroy) destroying chil-
dren.
TlaiSoiroiin) -G>, (fr. same, and irotiu)
to make) to beget, get or bear
children, breed.
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nAi
naiSonoivriov, (verbal fr. last) to
be bred, &.c. according to the
v. rb.
ria«<5ojnma, -ay, if, (ft. same) pro-
cruition, haiins children.
Uaifioiroibs, -ov, b, r), (fr. same)
tag, getting or it-wing chil-
dren.
If, p. sin. of xa7y.
TlaiSorptfiiii) -u>, (fr. 7ra7y a child,
and rpi\]u to exercise) to teach,
instruct or educate children; to
train, exercise or discipline boys.
n.ai6orpt$i)s, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
schoolmaster, teacher, inslructer.
n.ai56rpi\j.', -i/Joy, b, (fr. same) a
tutor ; a servunt to look after
children.
QmiS&Pi Dor. for naliiav, g. pi. of
rru7y.
OatCttj f. -ffo), and -£w, p. niirai^at
(tr. 7ra7y a child) to play about
sport, frisk, gambol; to jest,
rally, banter, joke ; to mock, ri-
dicule, make sport of; to dance.
pres. inf. act. natfav. 1 a. ind.
act. iiratl-a. per. ind. pass, iri-
iraiyuai. 1 a. ind. pass. iiral^Qnv.
Uatrjova, a. sin. of
Tlairjiitv, -ovos, b, same as iraiu>v.
Walovcs, -wv, o'i, PtBonians or Ma-
cedonians.
nainSXtj, -ns, '/, and Haiird\nuaf
-tiros, rb, (fr. next) fine flour ;
dust, powder; finesse, artifice^
subtlety ; a sharper, shrewd fel-
low.
TlaiirdWu, f. -aX<3, (fr. itdWui to
quiver) to shake, jog, jolt; to
shatter, break.
HaiiraXbtis, -tatsa, -tv, (fr. last)
abrupt, craggy, steep ; rough,
rugged, uneven, broken up.
YlaiiraXoioops, Ion. for -icaais, d.
fern. pi. of last.
YlahaXos, -n, -ov, rugged, craggy ;
rough, uneven, jolting.
Hals, rraiSbs, b, r), a child, boy or
girl, son or daughter; a youth;
a servant, attendant, slave.
Cretan and Laconian, nbip.
Halo-as, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a. act. —
ITaiVw, -ps, -ft, 1 a. sub. act. of
7ra/w.
Ilai'ffarc, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. of
■Kaifa.
TlaiaSa, Dor. for ira75a, a. sin. of
?ra7y.
Halo-Sat, Dor. for irai£u). pres. sub.
3 sin. Ttalah-n.
Haio-rjs, see in n-a/cray.
n«i<7£ or -crlv, d. pi. of 7ra7y.
Ha7cros, -ov, r), a town on the Hel-
lespont.
Ilm <£a'<r<rw, (perhaps fr. nalia to
strike, and 0aoy the eye) to dart
a look, glance quickly, survey;
to rush on, attack, charge; to
shine, glitter; to throw light up-
on, enlighten, show.
HaixOels, -£?o-a,-ev, par. 1 a. pass,
of iral£b).
Haiiji, f. -rraicu), and sometimes
Tzaifio-u), p. rciiraiKa, to chastise,
correct ; to strike, hit, smite ; to
beat off, drive away ; to fall on%
eat greedily.
nAA
Hatwi-, -tivos, b, an epithet of
Apollo ; a physician, healer ; a
hymn, song, ode.
YIuktis, -tloU '/> Dor. for 7r>7<crtf.
naKTbg, Dor. for it^ktoj.
YlaKTou) -d, f. -wtrw (fr. last) to
join, put together, frame; to
shut, bar, lock up,
nu/v-wAo?, -ov, b, Pactolus, a river
of Asia minor.
UaXdOr), -ns, hj a cluster or cake of
Jigs or dates.
UdXai, of old, formerly, long ago,
anciently.
XlaXaiyevfjSi -ios -ovs, b, i/, (fr. last,
and yivouai to be born) old, full
of years, aged, horn long ago ;
withered, decayed. Subs, an
old man or woman, an aged per-
son.
WaXaiyovos, -ov, b, f/, same as last ;
but HaXaiydvos, -ov, b, fj, who
lived long ago, who formerly had
children and left descendants, an
ancestor, forefather.
ClaXaui, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of .
iraXaiu),
flaXaipovfu) -Si, Poet, for -jraXaiux.
riaXaiuuv, -ovos, b, Paiaemon, call-
ed also by the Latins Portum-
nus, a marine deity. Also, a
man's name.
llaXatouuXwi}/, -u>iros, b, (fr. 7ra-
Xatds old, and uuXu\p a welt) a
fellow that has been flogged ; a
knave, rogue.
UuXatos, -a, -ov, (fr. iraXat former-
ly) old, ancient, former, pristine ;
aged, worn out, decayed ; stale,
worthless, insignificant, trivial.
Comp. TtaXaidrrpoi, sup. -oYa-
rog.
n.a\ai6rT}i, -nros, f}, (fr. last) an~
tiquity, ancientness, oldness, old-
fashion, d. TraXaidrnri.
HaXaidta -w, f. -wctw, p. ireiraXatu>-
Ka, (fr. same) to antiquate, annul,
abrogate, repeal, abolish ; UaXai-
douai -ovuat, to wear away, de-
cay ; to be out of fashion, grow
old, become obsolete. 1 f. ind.
pass. iraXai(t>9rjo-auai. 1 a. ind.
pass. siraXauZQnv.
TLdXaiaua, -dros, to, and ITaXaiff-
ioavvn, -ns, $, (fr. na\fi wrest-
ing) a wrestling, conflict ; a trick,
artifice, stratagem.
WaXaivudTtaai, Ion. for TraXaiaua-
ai, d. pi. of last.
HaXaiujioavvri, -t}s, q, (fr. ixaXrj
wrestling) the art of or skill hi
wrestling .
HaXaivTri, -rjs, %, a palm, hand's
breadth, four inches.
n.aXai<xrfn, -ov, b, (fr. vaXatu to
wrestle) a wrestler, cham-
pion.
Tla.Xai<TTia?os,-a,-ov, (fr. TcaXaiarrj
a palm) of a palm or hand's
breadth.
rLaXaicTQa, -as, tj, (fr. iraXalw to
wrestle) a wrestling school, place
foi en^-cise ; wrestling.
UaXaiarujua, -aros, rd, same as ira-
Xaiarf].
HaXahtpos, Ion. and Att. for *a-
Xaidrcpoi, see iraXai6t'
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HaXaiiparov, Poet, and TiaXai<pd-
tus, (fr. next) as said of
old.
n.aXai<p!xTos, -ov, b, f), (fr. irdXai
formerly, and (prj/xl to speak) said
of old, fabulous, fabled ; famed
of old ; ancient, former, of old
times, olden. Also, a man's
name.
ZIaXai%Qu)v, -ovos, b, (fr. same, and
XdS>v the earth) an ancient in-
habitant or possessor.
UaXaiui, f. -aiau), (fr. irdXn wrest-
ling) to wrestle ; to combat, con-
tend for a prize.
TlaXai<i)d>JGovTat,S pi. 1 f. ind. pass,
of TzaXatoui.
YlaXaiuiua, -aros, to, and HaXaiw-
ais, -io$, Att. -eoos, »/, (fr. rra'Xai
formerly) ancientness, antiquity,
oldness; inveteracy, long con-
tinuance.
HdXauais, d. pi. — TLaXaudwv, g.
pi. iEol. of naXdur).
TlaXaudouai -£>uai, f. -f/aouai, (fr.
next) to handle; to act, exe-
cute, effect ; to contrive, design,
make.
YlaXduv, -ns, $, and Dor. UaXdua,
(perhaps fr. 7raXXw to shake)
the palm ; the hand ; handicraft,
art, skill.
HaXauf/c'ris, -ov, b, Palamedes, a
man's name.
IlaXdun^iv, Poet, for -naXdun, d. of
iraXdixr).
liaXa^iiitv, Ion. or^Eol. for vaXd-
%av, 1 f. inf. act. — TlaXdo-otTo,
ion. for cnaXdoatTQ, 3 sin. impf.
mid. of
TlaXdaffo), f. -|w, p. xcTtdXaxa, (fr.
■KdXXu) to shake, or fr. TraXn
wrestling) to sprinkle, powder,
dust ; to defile, polhite ; to adul-
terate, contaminate; to. shake up
lots, draw or cast lots,
TLaXdriov, -ov, to, (fr. Lat. pala-
tium a palace) a court, castle,
royal residence, palace.
UaXevoj, f. -o-oj, to entice, seduce,
decoy, entrap, catch in a net.
TlaXiu) -Si, same as iraXatu). 1 a.
opt. act. naXfjaaiui, and JE61.
TzaX/jCsia, -as, -s.
YldXn, -rjs, '/, (fr. irdXXu) to shake)
wrestling; a combat or conflict
for a prize ; flour, dust, chaff.
ITaXi for trdXiv.
YlaXia, -as, h, (fr. irdXiv again) a
feast the day after a wedding.
YlaXiyytvt(na, -as, //, (fr. same,
and yivouai to be) a new birth,
regeneration, renovation, change
for the better ; resurrection, ex-
istence after death ; transmigra-
tion of souls.
HaXiyyXoiaoos, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same,
and yXuxjaa the tongue) of ano-
ther tongue or language, fo-
reign, differently expressed or
styled, false.
WaXiyKOTos, -ov, b, }/, (fr. same,
and kotos grudge) reviving old
quarrels, spiteful, angry, mali-
cious.
HaXiyKoTws, (fr. last) angrily,
spitefully, of an old grudge.
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nAA
UaXiXXoyio) -w, (fr. -rrdXtv again,
and Xiyu) to speak) to say owe
again, repeat.
IlaXiXXoyos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same/
recalled, collected again, demand-
ed back.
YiaXiuPauos Dor. for TIaXlu(lriuos,
-ov, b, f), (fr. ndXtv back, and
(laivu to go) moving back and
forioards, flying from side to
side, alternate.
RaXi/inertS) (neut. of next) back-
ward, back again.
TlaXiuneTris, -fas -ovs, b, f), (fr. ird
Xiv backward, and ttiitTu to fall,
going backwards, retrograde, fall-
ing back, relapsing.
HaXiunriyos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. irdXtv
again, and -mjyvvui to join) unit-
ed again, made anew, re-estab-
lished.
IlaXiuTrXd^oi, f. -yfw, (fr. TraXtv
again, and 7rXa£w to put astray)
to set astray or misconduct again.
IlaXifjLTrXd^ouai, to retrace wan-
derings, wander back or over
again, return home; to go astray,
deviate, be distracted with er-
rors.
TlaXiuirXaxdcis, -ticra, -sv, par. 1 a.
pass, of last.
IlaXtv, back, backwards, back a-
gain; once more, over again, a
second time ; on the contrary, on
the other hand.
YlaXivdynzTos, -ov, b, #, (fr. last,
and ayeipu) to assemble) revoca-
ble, that may be recalled ; assem-
bled or assembling again, meet-
ing, collected, called together.
UaXtvSiKta, -as, %, (fr. same, and
dUn a lawsuit) a rehearing, new
trial, revision.
HaXiv5poui(o -tS, (fr. same, and
Spiuo), obs. to run) to run backt
return quickly, pres. inf. act.
iraXivfipouieiv -£iv.
TlaXivSpouos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same)
running back, returning.
YlaXivopcros, -ov, b,>), (fr. same, and
6pu, to. rouse) recoiling, spring-
ing, back, withdrawing hastily.
nuXipo-To/jiiu) -w, (fr. ndXiv again,
and cToua a mouth) to continue
whining, renew lamentation.
YlaXlyrtTos, -ov, b,%, (fr. same, and
tl j to punish) repaid, retributed,
recompensed, requited; to b«
aveitged or punished.
UaXivTovos,-ov, b,f), (fr. same, and
ra'vw to stretch ) bending, spring-
ing, elastic.
TlaXivTpi^fis, -fos -ovs, b, fi, (fr.
same, and rpipio to wear) much
rubbed or worn ; hardened.
TlaXivtoo'iu) -<3, (fr. same, and <p5f)
a song) to recant, retract, disa-
vow, change the language, alter
an opinion.
TLaXtvu)Sia,-as, i% (fr. same) a re-
cantation, disavowal, palinody,
alteration of language or opin-
ion.
TlaXippo&tos, and -podos, -ov, b, f/,
(fr. -rrdXiv back, and p68os the
noise of the waves) refluent, flow-
ing back, retreating, ebbing.
IIAM
UaXiovpos, -ov, 6, a thorny shrub.
Ilu\toovT(u> -w,(fr. trdXiv back, and
aivu> to rush) to go back, re-
trod ; to rebound, spring back.
IIuA?io(<f, -io$, Alt. -twj, h, (fr.
Mine, and <um»j pursuit) a ral-
lying, repulse of the assailants ;
a pursuit after being pursued.
UdXXu, -»?s, >'/, o fati,
IIuAAuJi', for riaAAd^a, a. sin. of
n«AA«j.
n«AA'iJioi', -ov, rd, the Palladium,
a statue of Pallas or Minerva.
TluXXdOii, same as rcaXddn.
UuXXaKtvufiai, (fr. next) <o /iue IB
formt ulioit.
UuXXuki), -Tig, »/, (fr. wu'AAdf a
youth) a concubine to a married
man, mistress.
UaXXaKtotot, d. |)l. Ion. of
IluAAaVjo*', -ov, to, (dim. of iruAXaf
a young man) a youUi, lud,
tripling.
IluAAn*ij, -iStn, h, s*«"« as *«*-
XSk/,.
ndAAti^, -5««5, I, a ^roiwi y<mn»
7mm ; a youth.
riaAAuj, -a6oj, It, Pullas or M in«r-
va.
Fla'AAt, Ion. for /V^AAf, act. —
riu'AAjV, Ion. for ivyXXiro, pass.
3 sin. impf. of nvi'AAw.
ria'AAcu/foj, -ov, b, !}, (fr. irrli all,
andAcuifos white) uery white.
n»iAAi/i/ij, -?7f, it Pullene, a town of
Macedon.
JlaXX6ucvos,-n,-oy, par. pres. pass,
of
IIiiAAw, f. -aXto, p. -aA*a, to shake,
brandish; to jog, agitate, toss;
to dance or dandle ; to poise,
balance ; to hurl, fling, dart,
throw ; to batter, dash against ;
to drive away, thrust or turn
out ; to draw or cast lots ; to
throb, pan/, beat, tremble, palpi-
tate, per. ind. pass. iriiraXuai,
-aat, -rat.
YldXfia, -8ros, ri, and ITaAfioj, -ov,
b, (fr. last) agitation, jogging,
brarulishing, tossing; palpita-
tion, throbbing, pulsation.
IlaA/ifo^f, -eos -ovs, b, fj, (fr. last)
trembling, quivering, palpilaU
ing.
IldAoj, 'ov, b, (fr. ndXXo) to shake)
a shaking or casting of lots, a
lot.
YldXrov, -ov, t&, (fr. same) a v>ea-
pon, dart, javelin.
JJdXro, Ion. for t-rriraXro, 3 sin.
pper. pass, of irdAAw.
ITrtAui rfi, and ^ol. floXwrfi, ->/j,
{,, (fr. next) pudding, porridge.
Tluivvu), (fr. rrdXn flour) to sprinkle
with flour, dust ; to whiten.
Ilafil3<tci\eia, -as, i), (fr. next)
queen of all.
Ha/itPao'tXrvs, -/of, Att. -fu)?, 6, (fr.
ir/»s all, and (IncriXevs a king)
universal king, king of ull.
n*ft($ln$, -ov, h, (fr. same, and
@iu strength) violent against all,
imperious, forcible, irresistible,
Ungovernable.
Waftjioravov, -ov, rd, (fr. same, and
PurdvT) herbage, th. /3(5w to feed)
nAM
pasture herbage, the grass of the
land.
Tldfipa, -ii-us,rd, (fr. viiw to own)
a posstssio'i, property .
nafiucyiOns, -cos -ovs, b,i), (fr. reus
all, and uiycOos greatness, th.
uiyas grent) great mall respects,
very great or large.
naft/ityfiSi -ios -ovs,b,i'i, (fr. same,
ai\t\ fiiyvvfti to mix) muni uj*,
composed of all, j/romiscuous,
mingled,
nappi'Ia, -<is, >/, (fr. same, and
pvTa a fly) all sorts of flies, a
an arm oj Jltrs.
Uiifinuv, (fr. rus all, repeated) all
I'm tt her, totally, entirely.
{\(iurnBi)e,-ioi -ovs, 6, i'/,(fr. same,
and -ut)w to pirMiaiif) utilising,
warning ; vtry p< i .-iiumi i .
X\npit>ihi)v, (Ir. same, and t<ju> to
i utterly, totally, entirely,
completely, wholly, altogether.
TlafJirrjaia, -Of, h, (fr. same) full
enjoyment, entire possession, a-
binidunce, pltnty.
XldfivXtioTos, -n, -ov, sup. of vdft-
nnXvs-
niifinXndil and Tla/mXr/di;, or Tldfji-
irXndes, (fr. next) with the uholi,
fill at once, of one uccorel ; all
together, in a body.
II a firXifOiis, -los -ovs, b, i'i, (fr. iras
all, and nXifOos the multitude)
numerous, vtry many, very much,
crowded ; full to the brim, over-
floiiiiig ; rejilite, redundant, co-
pious, profuse.
Hafi-rroiKi'Xos, -ov, bA fj, (fr. same,
and ttoikiXus variegated) vari-
ously painted, diversely coloured,
richly embroidered, finely adorn-
ed, embellished.
ITd'/iiroAAu — ndfuroAAoi — ITn^-
TT'iAAou — TlafiiruXXiov, cases of
UduwoXvf, -n6\\n, -rroAu, (fr. iras
all, and rroAif many) very many,
in great numbers, numerous,
considerable.
TldiimiXv, (neut. of last) very
much, consider aldy.
Haunovijpos, -ov, b, »'/, (fr. irils <ill,
and trovnpos wretched) very
wicked, evil ; very severe, harsh,
cruel.
U.iHf!r6p(Pvpos, -ov, 6, tj, (fr- same,
and rip<i>vpa purple) all purple,
entirely purple ; briglit, resplen-
dent.
YlduirpwToc-ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
rrpuros first) the first of all, fore-
most, chief.
Ylai'<f>aivnffi, Ion. for iraucpaivn, 3
sin. pres. sub. act. of Tlaufpaivui,
same as
Ha(j(pavdu) -w, (fr. nas all, and
(f>alvu} to appear) to show brightly,
shine out, glitter all over.
WaiupavowvTa, Wajtcpavduxruv, for
ir'ifj(t>'ivu>vTa, a. sin. masc. ; and
iriif/if>avSiaav, a. sin. fern. par.
pres. act. cont. of last.
IlaptydoueiKOS, -ov, 6, ';, (fr. ttos all,
and (papfjdKOv a drug) acquaint.
ed with drugs, skilled in sorcery
and the use of poisons ; versed
in medicine.
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nAN
UautpvXta, -as, i'i, (fr. next) aeon-
flux from ull nations ; a It ague,
confederacy or union. Also,
Pumphyliu, a country of Asia
Minor.
UdutpvXos, -ov, b, i'i (fr. iras all,
and ^ilAov a tribe) of all nations,
Ot kintlrids J promiscuous,
ii,i j til.
TldfjtpvpTos, 'ov, b, i), (fr. same, and
^iijpw to mingle) mixed of all, of
all kirtds, oj every sort, indiscri
mmate, promiscuous.
l\<h, Qai4f| 6, (perhapa li. ^dw to
pasture ) Pan, the guardian of
shepherds.
n<h-, ravrbs, to, (neut. of jr«f all)
the v^liole, the total; the mass,
the lul^nr.
• s, -ou, b, !), (fr. same, and
dypms wild) very fierce, wild,
untomenlile.
Yldvaypov, -ov, rd, (fr. same, and
dypn a prey) a net.
ins, Dor. for iravi'iyvpis.
Tlavd6Xius, -ov, 6,;/, (ir. fluff all, and
ddXtos wretched) i try miserable,
ur etched, diploruble, unfortu-
nate.
HdvmQos, -ov,b,it, (fr. same, and
aiOtii to burn) consuming, burn-
ing ; resplendent, bright, shin-
ing.
fltimioAoj, -ov, b, h, (fr. same, and
aioXos varied) all varieil, tarit-
gtitul, coloured, diversified.
YlavuKiia, -as, hi (ff- same, and
ax infill i to cure) a cure for every
eliseusc, universal medicine, ge-
neral remedy ; utlevialion ; the
herb wild origany. Also, Pa-
nncm, the daughter of ^Escu-
lapius.
TlaidKnsi-ios -ots, b,ff, (fr. same)
all-healing, restorative.
IJavdrilXos, -n, -ov, (fr. vus all, and
anaXds tender) very delicate,
quite tender.
Wuvarrfnio}v, -ovos, b, fj, (fr. same,
and uirijfitjv safe, th. -nTijia da-
mage) quite innocent, perfectly
harmless, innoxious.
Ilavdnoruos, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same,
and diroTftos ill fated, th. vorfios
destiny) very unfortunate, most
unlucky, ill-starred, miserable.
YlavdptcTos, -n, -ov, (fr. same, and
dpioros best) most excellent, best
of all; bravest, most valiant;
most renew:ned, very celebrated.
n.dvapx°Si ~ov, °i hi (fr- same, and
apxo rule) all ruling, imperial.
nava(p7)XiZ, -ikos, b, ff, (fr. same,
and atpr/Xi!; destitute, wh. fr. a
nesr. and ijXi% a companion)
quite destitute, forlorn, forsuken .
Tlavawpios, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same, am.'
duopos unseasonable, th. li>pa
time) very untimely, unsuitable,
unseasonable, premature, imma-
ture.
Ylavhncia, -as, »/, (fr. same, and
bals a feast) a great feast, ban-
quet.
rLavidicpvTOS, -ov, b, if, (fr. *nmB,
and (SriKpv a tear) weeping / < i h ;
very lair.entable, woful.
nAN
llavSafiaTwp, -opos, 6, fj, (fr. same,
and Cafiduj to subdue) invincible
all-subduing, irresistible.
UdvSdpos, -ov, b, a man's name.
Hdviuvos, -ov, 6, '/, (fr. recall, and
Scivos terrible) very terrible, most
dreadful, severe, awful.
Hav^zXiTtios,-ov, I, fj, (perhaps fr,
same, and 6eXeap a bait) artful,
insidious, deceitful ; infamous,
lewd, immoral.
navSrjutl, (fr. irdvSnuos public) with
all the people, in full assembly,
publicly.
[lavc't'iuios, -ov, b, fj, (fr. ira? all,
and cfjuoi the commonalty) po-
pular ; of the same people ;
common, ordinary, from among
the people ; vagabond, vagrant.
n.dv6r]iios,-ov, b, »/, (fr. same) pub-
lic, common, general ; vulgar,
ordinary ; popular, well-known.
TIdv6ia, -wv, ra,(fr. trds all,and Aids
Jupiter's) a festival of Jupiter.
HavioKtvu, (fr. vav6o%£vs an inn-
keeper) to keep an inn, entertain
all.
TlavSoKiw -u>, (fr. next) to receive
all, entertain.
Udv6oKos or Havc'SKOs, -ov, b, fj, (fr.
ira? all, and dexouai to receive)
hospitable ; roomy, capacious ;
public, general.
HavSovpa, -as, and YlavSovpis, -icoj,
fl, a musical instrument ; a ban-
dore.
Hav^o^e7ov, -ov,ro, (fr. itas all, and
6f%oiiai to receive) an inn, house
of entertainment.
flavtioxevs, -ios, Att. -ius, 6, (fr.
same) an innkeeper, host. d. sin.
VlavSwpa, -as, fj, (fr. same, and
iwoov a gift) a woman's name.
Also an epithet of the earth,
bounteous.
ria»/A>77V£<r, -ov, et, (fr. same, and
"EAXr?v a Greek) a general name
for all the Greeks.
HavcWt'/vtcct, d. Ion. of last.
Uuvt-iaKovos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. ras all,
c*ri upon, and cKt-srojiai to look
at) surveying or watching all
things.
IIuvt-roTTrris, -ov, b,f),(ft. same, and
evoirrofiai to look upon) behold-
ing or viewing all things.
Haviprjuos, -ov, 6, f), (fr. same, and
(pVftos wild) quite desert, wild or
barren.
llarfcTtos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
icria the hearth) with the whole
house, with all the family.
Tldvtres, (neut. of next) all the
year, throughout the year.
Uavirvs, -eos -ovs, b, '/, (fr. tto? all,
and f'roj a year) perennial, an-
nual, the year round.
Ilava^atjLiwv, -ovos, b, fj, (fr. same,
and ev(la!fjo)v happy) perfectly
h°ppy, most fortunate, felicitov,s,
successful.
rici/ci0oj, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
c\Lu) to boil) well boiled, sodden ;
purified, rtjined.
Zlatriyvpu, d. sin. cont. Att. of
nAN
Tlavnyvpiw -u>, and Havvyvptfa, f.
-?<7w, (fr. navrjyvpis a festival) to
solemnize a festival, feast or
games, keep holidays ; to rejoice ;
to panegyrize, praise publicly,
commend, set forth.
HavvyvpiKos, -fi, -ov, (fr. same)
panegyrical, laudatory, eticomi-
astic, praising publicly, extolling ;
thronged, frequented ; festive,
joyous ; anniversary, solemn.
Havnyvp'tKCbs, (fr. last) with pane
gyric, with solemn state or festi
vity ; with public praise or
acknowledgment ; pompously,
grandly.
Uavrjyvpis, -tos, Att. -eus, and Ua-
vnyvpia, -as, fj, (fr. izds all, and
dyvpis an assembly) a general
assembly, universal meeting, fes-
tival, celebration of games, pub-
lic spectacle, solemnity ; a pane-
gyric, encomium, public praise or
thanks.
Ylavayvpiffftos, -ov, b, (fr. last) the
keeping or celebration of a festi-
val or holiday ; festivity, state ;
public thanks, a panegyric or
oration; an assembly for busi-
ness ; a fair or market.
UavJjuap, (fr. raj all, and rjuap the
day) the whole day, all day long.
Ylavrjufpios, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same, and
fjuepa a day) through the day,
all day long ; every day, daily.
ndvd\ before an aspirate for irdv-
o, neut. pi. of no's.
Ylavdtia, -as, fj, a woman's name.
HavOfjp, -y.pos, b, a panther.
TlaviaSirat, Dor. for tnjvi^tTai, 3
sin. 1 f. ind. mid. of -rrvvi^u).
Havtdjviov, -ov, rb, (fr. iras all, and
Idiv the patriarch of the Ionians)
the general assembly of the Ioni-
an states ; the place where it was
held.
n.dvvv%a and Yldvvi'xpv, (neut. of
Ttavw^os nightly) all night, the
night long.
riavi i^/^to, f. -icrtj), (fr. -rrds all, and
v&£ nighi) to pass or spend the
night ; to watch or wake all
night ; to work or study by
night.
Havvvtfios, -a,-ov, and Hdvvvx°S,
-ov, b, fi, (fr. same) nightly, by
or during the night, all night long.
Uavii>x}ii -MoSj hi (fr- same) a
night-watch; a festival kept at
night.
HavoiKi and HavotietT., (fr. ray all,
and o'ikos a house) with the whole
house, with all the family.
UavoiKia, -as, b, (fr- same, and
otKta a home) all the house, the
whole family.
UaioiKios, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same) with
the whole family.
Uav6l(iios, -ov, b, fi, (fr. iras all,
and oX&os felicity) perfectly hap-
py, most fortunate, very success-
ful, blessed.
Ylavdlidpos, -ov, 6, fi, (fr. same, and
6\t8pos ruin) very destructive,
ruinous, fatal ; most wretched,
miserable.
Hatfoud>aios, -ov, b, (fr. same, ind
nAN
ou6n an oracle) oracular, pro-
phttic ; an epithet of Jupiter.
Uav6nv,-ris, fj, Panopt, one of the
Nereids ; a city of Phocis.
UavoirXia, -as, f/, (fr. ras all, and
6'rAov armour) complete armour;
a suit of armour.
IldvoirXos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same) in
full armour, heavy armed.
Ilavbs, bread, by the Messapians.
Tlavovpycvua and Tlavovpyr)uaf
-aros, to, (fr. next) ingenuity,
skill ; cunning, artifice, deceit ;
a trick, stratagem.
TIavovpytvw,f.-evGU),andnavovpy{u)
-w, (lr. vavovpyos artful)<o be in-
genious or handy, work skilfully ;
to act craftily, deceive, beguile.
liavovpyia, -as, fj, (fr. next) in-
genuity ; prudence ; cunning,
knavery, craft, artifice.
Havovpyos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. itas every,
and ipyov work) prudent, cir-
cumspect ; ingenious, handy,
clever ; cunning, artful, sly,
subtle ; knavish. Comp. vavovp-
yortpos, sub. -oraros.
Havovpyws, (fr. last) ingeniously,
artfully, cunningly, deceitfully.
Havo^tos, -ov, b, f^ (fr. vas all, and
dTTouat to see) seen by all, public,
conspicuous.
YlavaeSijVQs, -ov, fj, (fr. same, and
ce\t)vrj the moon) the full moon ;
the time of full moon.
Udvoocpos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
ao<pbs wise) very sensible, mighty
wise, made up of wisdom.
naioTTtpixia, -as, fj, (fr. same, and
(nripjia seed) a mixture of seeds^
seeds of all sorts ; a medley.
Ylavorpdrl, (fr. next) with the whole
army, with, all the forces.
YlavoTpaTiay, -as, and Ion. Ilav-
crpaTlrj,. -rjs, fj, (from nas all,
and GTparlfc the army) the whole
army, all the forces.
Uavavhl and JJavcvii, (fr. next)
with all speed, in all haste, im-
mediately ; with the entire army,
with all the troops.
HavvvSia, -as, and Ion. Havcvcin,
->7S> ht (fr* ff"J all, and ovfirjv
speedily) all expedition, speed,
haste ; all the army, the whole
force.
UdvT for UdvTo, a. sin. or neut.
pi. of vas.
Tlavrq, Dor. for iravrjj.
TlavraKr), Icn. for wavTayiJ.
Yldvra-Kas, -aaa, -av, (fr. tray all)
all in all, entire, universal, with-
out exception.
Uavrdndo-i, (fr. last) altogether, ut-
terly, totally, entirely ; quite,
clean.
UavrdTcioiv, d. pi. with y added ot
navrairas.
Ylavraxfj and Uavraxov, (fr. ttSj
all, and ov where) every where,
in every direction, on all sides ;
in every way, in all manners.
Uavrax^Oev, (fr. last, and Sev
from) /rom every place, from
all parts, from all sides ; on
every side ; in tR "esvects, evcy
way.
IIAN
Havra\6<n, (fr. same, and at to-
wards) every way, on all tides,
in all directions, from every quar-
ter.
Tlavrt\?is, -/oy -ory, b, //, (fr. iras all,
and ri\oi the end) perfect, com-
plete, finished ; happy ; full, en-
tire, the whole, universal. E<s rb
iravrtXft, for ever, entirely, total-
ly ; at all, in any manner.
Tlavrt\CJs, and Ion. HavrtXiios, (fr.
last) altogether, completely, en-
tirely, absolutely.
Hdvrii, n. pi. — Hdvreaai, Ion.
and Poet, for ndat, d. pi. of
rat.
HavTcvyta, -as, »/, (fr. ray all, and
rivxoi armour) full armour,
Udvrt,, (fr. iriii all) altogether, to-
taly, entirely ; always.
Uavrfj, (fr. same, and i) where)
every where, on all sides, in all
directions ; altogether.
Havrt, d. sin. of way.
TLavrohdrh, n. sin. fem. — ITai'ro-
oaroioi, d. pi. of iravroiuTui.
Havroiarla, -ay, »'/, (fr. next) ubun-
dance of every kind, all sort of
plenty.
TLavrofianbs, -r), -bv, (fr. jray all,
and ddirctov soil) of all kinils, of
every sort, of different countries ;
various, divtrsifl<d, niixed, com-
plex ; changruUt, fickle.
Ti.avTo6drtu>i, (fr. last) multifari-
ously, many ways, variously ;
from many places.
Uavroivvauoi, -ov, b, t], (fr. rat
all, and Svvauai to be able) om-
nipotent, of universal power.
Hdvrodtv, (fr. same, and §tv from)
same as ravm^dBcv.
Havruinv, Ion for ravrotav, a sin.
fem. of
TLavrolos, -a, -ov, (fr. rdvrwi alto-
gether, th. way all) of all sorts,
of all kinds, mixed, complex ;
various, changeable.
Havroiwi, (fr. last) in different
ways, in many ways, various-
ly-
HavroKparoip, -opos, b, »/, (fr. ras
all, and icpdros strength) omni-
potent, all-subduing, almighty.
TlavTopfK-rns, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
opiyouai to desire) desiring all
things, eager, covetous, greedy.
Havrbs, g. sin. of 7ray.
Ildvroer' for Hdvroo-c, (fr. same) to
every place ; on all sides, all
around, round about, on all quar-
ters.
UavrSovvos, -ov, b, i), (fr. rag all)
various.
Hdvrore, (fr. same,and rdre then)
always.
TlavTOTp6<f>os, -ov, b, »', (fr. same,
and rp/0w to rear) nursing, rear-
ing or cherishing all things ;
bounteous, fertile, productive.
Udvrpofioi, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
rpiu to tremble) all trembling,
timid.
HavTp6iroi, -ov, b, »% (fr. same, and
to fro) to turn) all routed, totally
defeated. Uavrpoiros <j>cvyr), a
totalrout.
UAU
riavrwv, and Dor. UavroJv, g. pi.
of ray.
Ildvrwy, (fr. tray all) altogether,
wholly, entirely ; by all means,
surely, most assuredly ; abso-
lutely.
Ildvv, (fr. same) altogether, en-
tirely, wholly, quite ; by all
means, surely, verily, certainly ;
thoroughly, perfectly ; very, very
much, greatly, execedinsly, rgrc-
giously. 'O raw, he of all, that
great man.
TIdvvaaa, -r/j, 17, a nurse.
Wavvararuv and Ylnvvorara, (neut.
of next) last of all, for the lust
time.
TLarvcTUToc, (fr. rdiv quite, and
' lararoi last) last of all, the very
last.
llavwCvvoi, -ov, b, f), (fr. ray all,
and or'viti pain) all-painful, af-
Jtidmg, scixre, grit
IlavojlfOpia, -<iy, /;, fir. next) uttir
ruin, total destruction, perdition f
massacre, slaughter.
JTff»u>>£0pos, -ov, b, f), (fr. rns all,
and 6~\tdpo% ruin, th. 6\Xifjt to
destroy) utterly ruined, totally
d, abandoned ;
destructive, ruinous, pernicious,
fated.
TlaioXidpwi, (fr. last) with sweep-
ing destruction, until total ruin,
utterly ; ruinously, fatally.
TIavuXns, -toy -ovi b, 1), (fr. nut all,
and bXXvui to destroy) perish-
ed, ruined, destroyed, undone,
Wretched, forsaken ; destructive,
t ruinous, pernicious, fatal.
Uaiwrtjcts, -taaa, -iv, (fr. same,
and ui\p the eye, th. drrouai
to see) seen by all, conspicu-
ous.
Tldvwpos, -ov, b, /;, (fr. same, and
&pa season) of every season,
ever green ; blooming, in season.
r\u£, hush ! hist !
Tld^at, Dor. for rrjl-ai, 1 a. inf.
act. — ndl-aiui, -ais, -at, Dor.
for ir/jl-aiui, 1 a. opt. act. —
Udt-t, Dor. and Ion. for irn^t,
3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. — I7a'£ay,
Dor. for m'/l-as, par. 1 a. act.
— nd%ofjcv, Dor. for mjl-outv, 1
pi. 1 f. ind. act. — UnfaO',
Dor. before an aspirate, for
rrfl^aiTo, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of
rijyvvu 1 .
Tldouai -u>uai, f. mid. -doofjai, p.
rirduai, to taste, sip ; to eat,
feed upon ; to acquire, get, ob-
tain ; to possess, own, enjoy. 1
a. ind. mid. eraoduvv, -o», -aro,
3 pi. eirdrravro, and Poet, rvde-
aavro' inf. itdaaaQai, and Poet.
ixdcaaaQat.
Uabs, -ov, b, (fr. irdof/ai to own)
a relation or connexion by mar-
riage ; a cousin, kinsman.
Uanai, strange ! surprising ! bless
me!
nairatos, a name for Jupiter among
the Scythians.
Ilflro^', Dor. before an aspirate,
for irrjnore.
Udirira, v. of ndmras.
(436)
IIAP
Tlaititdtyvoi, 3 pi. prea. ind. act.
of
riairirdfa, (fr. ndiriras papa) to
call papa, coax.
Tld-aira^, the rumbling of the bow
els, or other noise occasioned by
flatulency.
ridirwai, -ov, b, papa, father.
UdwTTOt -ov, b, (fr. last) o grand-
father ; a downy flouier.
llavtro<p6vot, -ov, b,t,, (fr. last, and
ebdvoi murder, th. 0<Yw to kill)
killing a granelf other.
Ylainrioos, -a, -ov, (fr. Trdnxns a
grandfather) a grandfather's, he-
redUary, anrimt.
Tlurralvoiaa, Dor. for Ttairrahovaa,
f<iii. par. pics. act. of
TluTTTuhw, \. -alio, to look runnel
ubout, survey ; to look for, seek
out; to glare, glunce around,
look fiercely ; to took up to, spe-
culate on.
Tlanvpewv, -u>vo$, b, (fr. rdirvpos pa-
pyrus) a plantation of paj>yrus.
I >f, -17, -or, (fr. Mine) made
of papyrus or paper.
HdTTvpos,-ov, b and //, papyrus, the
Egyptian piajit, who?c bark
was used for writing on ; pa-
per.
riap" or Uii p for rapd.
Uapd, with a g. of, from ; by ;
about, near, beside. With a d.
at, with, among ; near, hard
by ; under, in the power of.
With an a. ni^h,next to; ex-
cept, saving, wanting, beside ;
contrary to, against, opposite ;
above, in preference to ; on ac-
count e>f, according to ; in com-
parison of; above, more. In
compos, over, beyond ; beside,
at, viith ; against, contrary to ;
ill, badly.
Ylapajialvtrz, -vovoi, 2 and 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. — TlapPuiviDv,
par. pres. act. of
TIapa(3uivu) and Tleipafinfii, f. mid.
-tjaouai, p. -(iijirtKa, (fr. napd
beyond, and (iaivot or fii)ui to go)
to pass or go over, go beyond or
past ; to mount ; to go aside,
evade, escape ; to go beside, de-
viate from ; to err, sin, trans-
gress, violate, par. prta. act.
napafiaivuv, -ovaa, -ov. 2 a. ind.
act. TTapifinv. per. ind. pass, va-
pa fle fin fiat, -aai, -rai.
Uapafta\e7, 3 sin. 1. f. ind. act- —
Uupa(3aX\6utvot, par. pres. m«d.
of
Ilapa/?aXXw,f. -«Aw, p. •napafiifi'Xn
ku, (fr. irapa at, and 0dWu> to
throw) to throv) or put aside,
lay by ; to throw or fling to ; to
give, rh liver, hand over, intrust ;
to pledge, pawn ; to land, ar-
rive, bring to land; to carry,
convey, bring, lead, sail or pa <s
over ; to liken, compare ; to at-
tack, fight ; to bend, cast, turn
from or away. Unpa(i,iX}.oiJiui, to
recompense, repay, requite ; tt
draw near, accede, approach,
come in addition, be added to ;
to expose one's self, venture
IIAP
nsk, hazard. 2 a. act. ind. vapi-
{3a\oV sub. napa(id\iO, -rjs, -n
per. ind. mid. irapa/3fjdoXa. par
2 a. mid. irapafiaioutvus.
Flapa'.JttTrroc, -//, -ov, (fr. irapa in.
tens, and /?«irrdc dyed, th. /?«7r-
rw to plunge) deeply dyed, stain-
ed, painted.
n.apa0avi\cvu>, (fr. irapa against,
and t3a<Ti\ivu) *o reign, th. (iaat-
Xn/c a king) to reign ill, abuse
power, tyrannize.
Tlapd(Sa<ris, -ioc, Att. -twc, and Ha
pijiaoia, -ac, f), (fr. irapafiaivu) to
transgress) transgression, sin,
crime, offence.
TIapafldaKU), (fr. irapa by, and (5dcr-
K<a to go) to go along with, fight
by the side of, figld from a cha-
riot.
Hapa&arns, -ov, b, (fr. irapnfiaivu)
to transgress) a transgressor,
sinner. Also, who Jights by the
side of another ; a warrior in a
chariot.
n.apai3i)q, 2 sin. 2 a. sub. act. of
irapa(3>iivu).
ftapafiid^ouai, and Jlapu[3idouai
Suat, f. -daofiut, (fr. irapa in-
tens. and f}t4%u> or 0idu to force,
th. 3ia violence) to drive, force,
compel, press closely ; to wrest,
distort, pervert ; to invest, be-
siege. 1 a. ind. mid. irapz(iiacrd-
UTJV.
IlaptfiiPdfa, (fr. same, and (3if3d-
(w to make go) to drive away :
to force to mount or go on board,
take over, earn/ away, remove.
n.apa(ftiirj), (fr. irapa by. and fi\e-
ru) to look) to wink, squint,
glance at ; to overlook, neglect :
to slight, despise; to mistake, be
deceived in.
nap-x!3\rjAr)v, (fr. TT'ipa(3d\\u> to
compare) indirectly, by insinua-
tion, sideways, obliquely ; feign-
edli/, artfully, satirically ; by
comvarison.
lJ'ipi;3Xnua, -droc, to, (fr. same)
off'if refuse, food thrown to or
I t before brutes; a shelter, co-
vering, defence.
Ylioi'fMoip, -wiroc, 6, >/, (fr. izapa-
B\t-u) to squint) squinting, look-
ing awry.
nam3o\evouai,(fr.irapdj3o\osra.sh)
to erpose one^s self, venture, dare,
risk, hazard.
JJapa(3o\n, -rjs, ff, (fr. iraoaj&fXXco
to compare) a similitude, com-
parison, resemblance ; a type,
figure, example, pattern, em-
blem ; a parable, apologue, moral
tale ; a saying, proverb, ad-
age.
Hapd(io\os, -ov, b, ff, (fr. irapa(id\-
A(o to expose) dangerous, hazard-
ous, perilous ; rash, inconsider-
ate, headstrong, heedless, in-
cautious; counterfeit, fictitious,
false.
Tlapa0ov\tvofiai, (fr. vapi ill, and
0ov\cvu> to consult) to consuls
ill, consider wrong ; to overlook,
neglect, disregard. 1 a par. mid.
Tapa&av\tv<j(iutvos.
1TAP
TlapdfivGTtti, -ov, b, (fr. next) a
secret place, corner, nook.
U.apaj3C'u), (fr. irapa intens. and
(3vio to stuff) to crowd or stuff in
to thrust in out of the way.
Ylap'i0u>iJiio$, -ov, b, ?/, (fr. irapa by,
and Patios an altar) at, by or
near the altar, attending the
altar.
Hapaydyuv, inf. — Tiapayayuiv.
-ovaa, -bv, par. 2 a. act. Att. of
irapdyio.
TlapayyeiXas, -aoa, -av, n. pi. -\av
res, par. 1 a. act. — Uapayyd
X»/c, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of ira
payyiWo).
HapayyeXia, -ac, 17, (fr. next) a
commission, charge, errand, mes-
sage ; a command, mandate, or-
der ; a threat, denunciation, me-
nace ; a canvass, solicitation.
YlaoayyiWio, f. -£X<7>, p. irapijyytX-
Ka, (fr. ir»pa intens. and ayyeX-
Xw to tell) to command, charge,
order, enjoin, desire, prescribe ;
to signify, declare, proclaim ; to
tell, relate ; to invite, call, bid ;
to call upon, solicit votes, can-
vass ; to forbid, prohibit ; to take
rank among, impf. act. iraot'/y-
ytXXov. 1 a. ind. act. irap'tyyeiXa.
HapdyyeXua, -a roc, to, (fr. last)
a command, order, injunction,
commandment; an interdiction,
prohibition ; advice, encourage-
ment.
YlapdyytXois, -joc, Att. -ewc, fj, (fr.
same) direction, instruction, ad-
monition, advice ; a comman I,
order, rule.
Ylup-iyiyova, -ac, -t, per. ind. mid.
of irapayivoaai.
Ylaodyet, act. — Xlapdytrai, pass.
3 sin. pres. ind. of irno iyto.
TIapnytvoutvos, -rj, -ov, par. 2 a.
mid. — JlipiyfviDixni, 3 pi. -y£-
vuvrai, 2 a. sub. mid. of iraoa-
yivovai.
IT '.payzxHii, (fr. irao'i by, and ytim
to taste) to give a taste of, im-
press slightly, inculcate briefly.
Xlaoiytvnuai, to taste by the way,
touch on lightly, snatch clandes-
tinely.
U.r.0'yr'iOaua, -aroc, rb, (fr. next)
an old. man, dotard ; dotage, im-
becility.
Tlapiyrjod^o -<7>, (fr. irapa at, and
yrjoas old a?e) to dote from age,
become childish.
Ylaptyivouai, f. -ytvnaouai, p. -ye-
yova, (fr. same, and yivoaai to
be) to be at, with or near ; to
come to, arrive, reach ; to assist,
be present with. impf. mid. napt-
ytvounv, -ov, -tro. 2 a. mid. ind.
traptyzvounv, -ov. -eto' sub. ira-
payevwfxat, -n, -nrai' -rrupayevd-
uevog.
TlaoayivwcrKu), (fr. iraoa contrary,
and yiv'oaKw to know) to read
to or with, repeal ; to feel, nidge
or think falsely ; to determine or
decide erroneously.
Yl'ioaywaTdou) -w, (fr. Trapd with,
and dyKirrraov a fishinx hook)
IIAP
to take wi/Ji a hook ; to catchy
ensnare, inveigle, par. per. pass.
TTapnyKiorpwufvos, -n, -ov.
TlapayKuivi^ouai, fr. irapa intens.
and ayKu>vi(ouai, which see.
Hapdyoirra, Dor. lor irapdyovcra, n.
fern. par. 2 a. act. of irapdyio.
Uapayopuro, Dor. for nnpnyoptiro,
3 sin. com. impf. pass, of izaptf
yopiw.
TIapaypd(pri, -rjj, f), (fr. irapaypii-
<pu> to write upon) an exception,
plea, demur, law proceeding ; a
reservation, piociso, clause ; a
note, observation, annotation; a
title, head, superscription.
U.apaypa<pls, -i<*>os, i), (fr. same) a
rasp, scraper, polisher, plane ; a
rider.
Hapaypd(j>o>, f. -ipu, (fr. irapa by,
and ypd(fno to write) to annex in
v>riting, write by the side or in
the. margin ; to mark cm errone-
ous ; to expunge, erase, blot out,
obliterate ; to change, pervert,
write falsely ; to join, add to ; to
write among, enrol, register, re-
cord, inscribe; to write out the
heads of a new law, bring in a
bill; to demur, except to an ac-
tion or law-suit ; to remove, take
away ; to absolve, acjuit, re-
lease, liberate ; to pretend, clonk,
colour ; to describe, dijinc, ap-
point, ordain.
Tl'ipayvuvou) -J5, f.
(fr.
intens. and yvuvoio to strip, th.
yvuvbg naked) to strip, expose,
unveil ; to fry open, disclose, ex-
plain, illustrate.
TIaoiyu), f. -d£<o, p. -nxa, (fr. iT'ipa
by, and dyu> to lead) to produce,
extend, draw out ; to lengthen
or stretch out the line of battle ;
to put forth, publish, bring for-
vrird, show ; to carry on, con-
duct, lead or bring away ; to
w-iit i/p'<n, a/tend, accompany ;
to bring over to a party, persuade,
scJuce; to deceive, mislead, be-
guile, pervert ; to pass by or
away, depart, withdraw, remove,
disnpjjcar ; to pass or cross over ;
to beat against a wind, tack. 2 a.
act. ind. irapfjyov, and Att. ira-
pnydyov par. irapayaywv, -o'Ocra,
-6v. per. ind. pass, itaphyuai,
-l;at, -Krai.
Tlapaytavi^d), (fr. same, and yuivia
a corner) to form an angle, meet
in a point.
Tlapaywvio-Kos, -ov, 6, (fr. same)
the forming an angle ; a corner;
a square, used by carpenters.
HapaSapOdvu), (fr. irnpd by, and
Sapddvu) to sleep) to sleep by,
near or with. 2 a. act. ind. iraoi-
SapOov, and by Metath. irapi&pa-
6ov. 2 f. ind. act. napaSpadd.
napatibuKa, -as, -e, per. ind. act.
— UapoSeSivuai, per. sub. pass,
of irap/in'iduyut.
napdSciy/ia, -aroc, rd, (fr. irapa-
buKwui to exhibit) an example,
pattern, model, standard; a warn-
ing, lesson, proof, instance,
to hook or barb, fix an a hook ; Ylaoi5eiyuari(ui,f. -Vctm, n. -hdeiy
(437)
nAP
udroea, (fr. last) to make a pub-
lic example, expose, disgrace.
I in triumph.
ii yuarioat, 1 a. inf. art. of
last
lypiTiCfibs, -ov,b, (fr. same)
shame ; a public ex-
(inif)l' . ■ ' 'ami/.
Inrvui (fr. napd intens. and
rfii to show) to /a
In trail, disroxer ; In slum:, bold
forth, exhibit, display ; to prove
demonstrate ; to ascribe, attri-
bute, im/mte ; to effect, perform
accromplish.
TlapdStioos, -ov, b, a garden, park,
enclosure, paradise.
Tlapa?)i{,ovTai, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. mid.
of
\nun(, f. -Ml-ouat, p. -ftl-
(ny/tai, (fr. mo a from, and bi\o-
fim to take) to r«HMM 01 (Ml
from another ; ta welcome, enter'
t mi ; to admit, allow, accept of;
ta hn ii, observe ,' to id a, ,
to embrace, favour, appr
viand.
TlanaAuiTPtJh, -"?!>» »/, (""• nupii Hi,
and ZiarpiP?) employment, th.
roiiio to pass tune) i -
.- or rare, fruitUss np/ilica-
liin, miiinoil IMM, /(/'"
ktt> debate, perverse dixputulion,
>fici'0<;, -n, -ov, par. — Tim*
patioorm, 3 sin. p<T. ml pass.
IllOl'.i'olMKTal', 3 pi. Att.
ppir. act. — TlapailcfiutKdat, d.
pi. p;ir. per. act. of *wc>
Tlaou u'or u, act. — II>ip(i6(Jo<rdai,
DABS, (ires. inf. — n<ipai5/(Wrt«,
3 sin. -Jt*3<ipc0c, 1 pi. pres. ind.
pa<s. — TlapafaSovi^ -ouffa, -di>,
p;ir. pies. act. — Tlaptititws,
•Jltim or -fuxTiv, 2 and 3 sin.
pre*, ind. act. of
TlaonvVoiafu, f. -<5uj<xw, p. -AiSwica,
(ir. irfjp'i from, and fitftaut to
give) to deliver, give up, hand
over, surrender, yield, resign ; to
bftrw/ ; to devote, lay down life ;
to transmit, hand down ; to re-
port, inform, communicate; to
commit, entrust, consign, com-
mend ; to leave, bequeath, impf.
act. irapcSlowv, -ok, -w and ra-
pto'io'oov -ovv, -oa -ovs, -ot -ov,
as if fr. en5<5w. f. act. ind. irapa-
hiixrw par. irapafitbauv. 1 a. act.
ind. iraptfuKa, irreg. 2 a. act.
ind. napiduv, -«<;, -u>* sub. izapa-
ow, -<o$, -ijj' inf. irapaaovvat' par.
w aoatiovs, -ovaa, -ov. 1 a. pass,
ind. iraorSoBnv, 1 f. ind. pass.
■rnio r'oSnvouai, -n, -irat.
Tim r'>)f)f!c, -tTo-n, -fr, par. — Tlo-
oatonijvu, inf. 1 a. p'-ss. of last.
rTioi^ovri, a. sin. mas. tr neut.
pi. -^n'nc, g. sin. par. 2 a. act.
of saT\e.
rrioi<*'>£.'*'£wj f. -aTu), (fr. ttio'i
against, and (5o£«(w to extol, th.
fi6^,a fame) to exhibit, disolay,
make notorious, good, or HI : to
dishonour, disgrace, disparage ;
to defame, slander ; to honour
highly, celebrate, praise, corh-
nAP
mend ; to mistake, conceive
wrong, persist in error.
Tlapaho£,o\oyiui -u>, (fr. next, and
Xiyia to say) to utter absurdities.
lik strange things.
TlapdSo^ot;, -ov, b, i), (fr. vapa
against, and f>6%a opinion) con-
trary to opinion or expectation,
unthought of, uneeractclf sud-
den ; strange, wonderful, incre-
dible.
Tlap'ic'ofas, (fr. last) beyond expect-
ation, strarnr ly, unexpectedly.
YlapdoootS) -(os, Att. -tu>i, f), (fr
irapa8liu>ut to transmit) a yiild-
mg, surrender, submission ; suc-
cession ; tratlition ; an ancient
custom, institution or law.
I I ~ios, -ov, b, (fr. same) to be
■ -id up, surrendered, handed
over.
TlapnSovvat, inf. — Tlupa8oi>s,-ovoa
-iv, par. 2 a. act. of napaMSwui.
Ylaoricpadittv, Ion. tor i:ao,ifipaQuv,
l.\ Metath. for -napahapQuv, 2 a.
int. art. ot raomiapddvtt.
I by, and 8piiu>
lb art) to nttind, uait upon; to
assist, administer, act with or for,
serve under.
■"Hat -foi hi (fr- same, and
ipluu) to run) a running by ; <.
passage, course; attendance, i
train, suite.
'iu)(Tt, Poet, for •rraoaf'pCxri
3 pi. ront. pres. ind. act. of na-
patpJu).
TIupaAvu), and Tlapatvof/at, (fr. tt»-
pd alonw, and <5i'w to enter) to
creep or steal in ; to sterd upon,
surprise, overreach ; to slip past,
pass by subtlety, get the start of.
HaO'iru), ->7>s, -io, 2 a. sub. art. —
T\ipaf>{l)ou>, -etc, -ti, ind. — Ha-
nattoouv, par. 1 f. act. of trapa-
Tlapatitti), (fr. napii by, and adSu)
to sine) to sing by, to or with.
Ylnpacloo), f. -atpib, p. -ijcpKa, (fr.
-■/>} intens. and atlou, whu-h
see. 1 a. pass. ind. nupnipOnv
sub. irapaepOCi.
Uapa^du), (fr. napci against, ami
(a'u to live) to live ill, misspend
life, abuse or pervert life.
Ylapafyvyvvfti, (fr. tzapa with, and
fytyvvui to yoke) to yoke or har-
ness together ; to associate, join
with ; to unite, annex.
Tlapa£n\6ia -w, (fr. same, and fy-
\6<>) to emulate) to provoke to jea-
lousy, excite to emulation ; to
anger, irritate.
T\apa(,n^Z>rjai, 1 a. inf. act. — Jla-
pa;r?X(i(Tw
1 f. ind. or 1 a. sub.
act. of last.
TlaoafyXbHTts, -tog, Att. -fie;, f),
(fr. same) jealousy, rivalry, emu-
lation.
Tlapa^iovrj, -n<, h, (fr. irao"i alv.nt,
an ! 2,'ovn a girdle') a belt, oir>l!c.
T\npaBa\4nTio<:, -ov, o, ',, (fr. 7rro"<
by. anH $4\aoira the sea^ by the
sea, maritime, on the sfwre.
Y[ao"9ti\-<i>, 'fr. ~ '0 "> Jirtenn. r.nrl
5aXirw to warm1! to warm ; to
cherish, Sooth.
nAP
UapadapfiOvM, and TlnpaOaptrvvia,
(fr. -napd intens. and Sapftiivu) to
encourage, th. Sn'puoj confi-
dence) to give cunjii, nc , , n-
courage, embolden, aim,,
hart.
Tlapaduvai, 2 a. inf. act. of trapa-
r/'0»7fn.
TlapdQciia, -aros, rd, (fr. waonr (Bo-
ut to lay by) a sieve ; an aibli-
tion, increase ; a rejiository,
store ; a clostt, mjiboard, jiress.
YlapaBiutvos,'n, -ov, par. 1 a. moi.
— TlapaBiadat, 2 a. ml*, mid. o/
-(ttr/ui.
VlapaOcpiC,!*), f. -aw, (fr. iraoa in-
tens. and Septra to reap, th. Si-
po< summer) to reaji, mow, cut
,/otrn ; ID prune, b>ji.
YlapaBipuaivu), f. -dvu), p. -rtOip-
uayKa, (fr. irapu by, and dtpuai-
vut to heat) to warm at, heat,
make warm ; to in flume.
TlapdBcoii, -«oj, Att. -twy, f), (fr.
iraoariOijut to put by) an annex-
ing or joim.'tg to, application.
union, proximity; a setting or
laying nut ; m troy, frame or
sideboard ; a course at meat,
collation, entirtainmi at ; a trea-
sure, store, magazine } pi, nty,
u'lundunce, means laid by ; com-
parison ; a (/notation, citation ;
a direction, prpetpt,
napadirni, -ov, b, (fr. sam::) a re-
gulator, wmmagtr. steward, ca-
terer.
llaoaOiut -C>, f. -evau), (fr. irapa by,
and 3iu> to run) to run by the
Side of attend, Ib/loii) <■'
Tim past or by, outstrip.
T\aoaBtu>pim -St, f. -i)c<o, p. -rtOcio-
(>nxa, (fr. same, ariii Scupew to
ook at) to look cio.stly at, era-
mine, regard, view; to compare,
collate ; to overlook, disregardy
slight, despise, impf. pass, rrapc-
Bciapcdffnv -ovurjv, -iov -ov.
UapaO/jyu}, f. -fu>, fr. irapd intens.
and $i'iyu), which see.
YlapaBrJKn, -r/f, r), (fr. ■napar'iBnut to
set by) a pawn, pledge, trust,
deposite; an addition, appendage,
TlapaBnau), -eis, -a, act. — Tlapa-
8n<rouat, mid. 1 f. ind. — II a pa-
6nff6uevos, -^, -or, par. 1 f. mid
of izapariBnut.
Tlapa9\lj3ii>, f. -d/w, p. -TtO\i<pa,
(fr. n-apa intens. and §\i(iu> to
press) to press against, dash,
crush ; to oppress, afflict, harass.
UapdOov, 2 a. impr. mid. of irapa-
rldniii.
YlapaBpaavvo), by Metath. for ira-
paBapavvu), see rrnpaBappvvw.
TlapaOvpa, -«?, //, (fr. 7r«pd by, and
h'oa a door) a back door; a side
door, wicket.
TlapaBuxrt, 3 pi. 2 a. sub. act. of
irapariBniAi.
TJapai, Poet, for 7rapo\
TlapaifSaoui, -as, rj, same as napd-
T-/o '((tarns, -ov, b, same as irapa-
ftdrns.
wi$dris,-*ibos, n, (fr. napaftalvu
tc, go with) a feauM warrior in
nAP
chariot ; a female attendant,
servant or hireling.
Uapaidvocu, (fr. irapa intens. and
aidvaau to heat) to warm, in-
flame, heat ; to sparkle, shine,
glitter; to excite, affect, rouse;
to proceed, emanate or spring
from ; to break out, burst forth.
Uapaiveais, -ios, Att. -ems, >/, (fr.
irapa by, and aiviio to praise, th.
aivo; praise) exhortation, persua-
sion, encouragement ; earnest
advice, counsel, u>arning ; com-
fort , consolation.
HapaivcrtKos, -»), -bv, (fr. same) en-
couraging, ciieering, pe suasive ;
warning, advising, admonitory ;
conciliatory, consoling, comfort-
ing.
Rapaiviu) -Si, f. -few, and ->;<rw, p.
-fjvcKa, (fr. same) to advise ear-
nestly, admonish seriously, warn,
persuade, exhort. 1 a. ind. act.
irapfjvtaa.
Uapaivovvros, g. sin. cont. and —
tlapatvovvrag, a. pi. mas. cont.
par. pres. act. of last.
TLapaipucQai -eiadai, pres. inf. act.
of
Ilapatptu) -Cj, f. -tjou), p. -fiprjica, (fr.
irapa from, and a'tpita to take) to
take away, remove, carry off; to
strip, despoil, plunder. ; to pur-
loin, steal ; to pull down, break
up, overthrow, destroy.
napaiaduvonai, (fr. tcipa wrong,
and aioddvo/xai to perceive) to
err in judgment, mistake, think
wrong ; to be weak in under-
standing or impaired in intel-
lect. Also, to perceive, observe,
understand, comprehend. 1 a.
ind. pass. irapficdrjv.
Tlapaiatos, -ov, b, f), (fr. irapa con-
trary, and aienoq favourable)
dire, dismal, horrible, dreadful ;
unfortunate, unlucky, unfavour-
able, unpropitious.
Uapaiaau), f. -£«;, p. irap>/i';£a, (fr.
irapa by, and aiaam to rush) to
pass by quickly, rush past ; to
pass close to, brush by.
Hapairkadai -tlaOat, pres. inf.
pass, of
TLapaiTtofiai -ovuai, f. -rjffouai, p.
Teapr)Trjp.at, (fr. irapa from, and
airita to ask) to pray against,
beg off, deprecate, ask pardon ;
to refuse, deny, decline ; to shun,
escupe, evade, elude ; to excuse,
answer, reply, make defence, apo-
logize ; to beg, pray, entreat ;
to ask, demand, require. 1 a.
ind. mid. irapTimcdnTjv' par. va-
paiTrjcdjiivoi. par. per. pass, ira-
prjrrifiivos.
HapntTTjad/jievos, -ij, -ov, par. —
YLapaiTficiiaQz, 2 pi. 1 a. sub. mid.
of last.
TlapaiTrjfftg, -ios, Att. -tws, hi (fr-
same) prayer, entreaty, petition,
supplication, begging pardon;
an excuse, defence, plea, apology ;
pardon, indulgence, leave, per-
mission.
HapaiTyTtos, -a, -ov, (verbal fr.
same) to be deprecated, must be
nAP
avoided, ice according to the
verb.
Uapairios, -ov, b, f], (fr. irapa by,
and atria cause) causing, pro-
ducing ; chargeable, liable. Subs.
an author, cause.
WapaiTov, impr. — TLapaiTov/xai, 1
sin. -Tovpcda, 1 pi. cont. pres.
ind. mid. of rrapairiopai.
n.apat<pdjj.evos, ->7, -ov, Poet, for
irapatpdnevos, par- 2 a. mid. of
napd^rjui.
TlapaiQaois, -ioj, Att. -eo.'?, >/, Poet,
(fr. irapd</>»7/it to advise) advice,
counsel, warning ; notice, inti-
mation, suggestion ; encourage-
ment, consolation, comfort ; gen-
tle address, soft persuasion ; im-
position, fraud, deception.
Tlapai<ppovi(i) -u>, Poet, for irapacppo-
veu).
Tlapaiuipiofjiai -ovpat, (fr. irapa by,
and aiwpiu to elevate) to be ele-
vated or raised high ; to be sus-
pended or hang beside ; to float,
wave, move loosely ; to totter
stumble.
Hapaiwpsvfievos, Ion. for irapaiu)-
povfxevos, par. pres. pass, cont
of last.
HapaKaQiv&io, (fr. irapa by, Kara
down, and t'vSw to sleep) to sleep
beside, repose by, recline near.
UapaKddrinai, (fr. same, and t/iia
to sit) to sit beside or near.
TLapaKadi^o), f. -ftrw, p. irapaKtKaQi-
Ka, (fr. same, and i'£w to seat) to
set, Stat or place beside ; to sit
down by. par. pres. act. irapa'
KaOi^wv, -ovaa, -ov.
HapaKaOiaaaa, n. iem. par. 1 a
act. of last.
YlapaKaOiarrifti, (fr. irapa by, Kara
down, and "iarrjp.1 to set) to set
down by, place beside, lay or
either side.
UapaKaipios, and -icatpos, -ov, b, j;
(fr. irapa against, and xaipbs op-
portunity) unseasonable, untime^
ly, improper, inconvenient.
TiapaKaipws, (fr. last) unseasona
bly, inconveniently.
UapaKaXiu) -w, f. -r'icu> and -few, p.
-kIkX^ko, (fr. irapa by, and KaXio)
to call) to call or send for, sum-
mon ; to call upon, conjure, in-
voke, beg, help ; to invite, call in;
to beg, pray, crave, entreat, re-
quest, beseech ; to cheer, encou-
rage, comfort, console ; to tam-
per with, stir up, disturb ; to ex-
cite, elicit. HapaKaXioftai -ovpai,
to be cheered, take courage, take
advantage of, enjoy, impf. act.
nepeKdXeov -ovv,-£€f -tig, -u-ti. 1
a. ind. act. irapeKdXeaa. 1 a. pass.
ind.irap£/cX)7077v'inf.irapa#cA?70;jj'ai.
1 f. ind. pass. irapaKXr)Ofj<rofxai.
HapaicaXovfitv, -Xovai, 1 and 3 pi.
act. -Xovfjitda, 1 pi. cont. pass,
pres. ind. of last.
HapaicdXvfipa, -arog, rb, (fr. irapa
intens. and KdXvupia a veil, th.
/caXvirrw to cover) a veil, cover-
ing, screen, curtain ; a pretence,
pretext, disguise.
Ilapa/caXt'irrw, f. -d/w,p. -KacdXvtpa,
(439)
nAP
(fr. irap<i intens. and K^Xvirrw to
cover) to cover over, hide, con-
ceal ; to veil, withdraw from sight.
per. pass. ind. irapaKtKdXvfifiaii
-ipai, -irrai.
YlapaKaXd, ind. — TLapaKaXwv, par.
pres. act. cont. — IlapaicaX&vTat,
3 pi. cont. pres. sub. pass, of
irapaicaXiio.
TlapaKarafiaivo), (fr. irapa intens.
Kara downwards, and /3aeva> to
go) to descend, dismount, disem-
bark, land.
HapaKaradf/Kti, -rjs, ff, (fr. 7rapa«a-
Taridrjfn to pledge) a deposit,
pledge, security.
HapaKaraXeyoftai, (fr. itapd beside,
Kara down, and Xeyw to go to
rest) to lie down beside, lie with.
YlapaKaraTiQripi, (fr. same, and ri-
Brifii to place) to lay down with,
pledge, pawn; to intrust, leave
with, give to be kept, commit to,
deposit with an umpire or arbi-
trator.
UapaKaraTiOwixeBa, 1 pi. pres. sub.
mid. of last.
YlapaKariXtKro, Sync, for irapaAcarc-
XiXekto, 3 sin. pper. pass. ; or
for irapaAcarsAfytro, 3 sin. impf.
mid. of itapaKaraXiyofiai.
TlapaKari^u), (fr. 7rapa intens. ano
Karixw to restrain) to retain,
keep in, restrain; to delay, de-
tain ; to embrace, hold, compre-
hend.
HapdKtiftai, f. -eioofiai, (fr. irapa
by, and Ktlnai to lie) to lie by,
at or near, adjoin ; to be at, near
or present with. 3 sin. pres. ind.
irapaKcirai.
YlapaKEifievos, -rj, -ov, (par. pres.
pass, of last) adjacent, border-
ing, adjoining, lying near, neigh-
bouring.
TlapaKCKaXv/jtixevog, -rj, -ov, par.
per. pass, cf 7rapa*caXuirru.
TiapaKfKXrjfiai, -aai, -rat, per. ind.
pass, of irapaKaXtoi.
HapaKeKpi/iivos, -tj, -ov, par. per.
pass, of irapaKpivu).
TIapaKeKpdarai, Ion. for tapaKt-
Koova^ivoi cio\, 3 pi. per. ind.
pass, of irapaKpovw.
HapaiciXtvffti, -tog, Att. -eus, >% (fr.
next) exhortation, encouragement,
comfort, consolation ; advice,
counsel, persuasion.
HapaKcXevo), f. -evao), (fir. irapa by,
and KtXevo) to order) to exhort,
encourage ; to cheer, comfort,
console ; to counsel, advise ; to
order, direct.
TlapaKinfjiai, same as irapaKtifiai,
pres. sub. mid. 1 pi. -KapaKtiipcQa.
U.apaKtxti^aK6n, d. sin. ^ar. per.
act. of irapaxetf/dfa.
UaoaKiviu -w, (fr. -apt intens. and
Ktviu to move) to shake, agitate ;
to excite, rouse, irritate ; to be
angry or enraged ; to move in-
decently, use wanton gestures.
TIapaKXaiovri, d. sin. par. pres.
act. of
JJao'inXaiio, (fr. raod by, and
KXaiui to wail) to weep, wail or
lament without reason or to no
HAP
purpose ; to bewail with, con-
dole.
~lupiik'<tu) -ui, ft. Tr«pa intent, and
kXdu), which
tlapaeXilia, (fr. same, and kXcIu) to
shut) to coi\firu a\
t.iIi ; to sliut up, in, prison ; to
shut out, u
UapaKXpitv, Ion. for wmfoJchUuVf
pros, mi. ,i< :. of last.
HapuKXi)()iinvy -r/j, -^, 1 a. opt. pass.
— IIi(f>'iA>>/Ui/i,i<, 1 a. inf. pass.
— llap :kX)/Oi'covtui, 3 pi. 1 f.
ind, pass. — YlupuKXiiOCjai, 3 pi.
1 a. Mlb. pais. i| TTupuKaXloj.
HoptixXnoic, -lui, Att. -£u>>, ;/, (fr.
raXfw t<> comfort) exhorta*
tion, encouragement ; comfort,
ilation ; ui. munition, warn-
untcl, advice ; rapust, en-
treaty, importunity,
EbparXirrfrdf, -i>, -d», (fr. same)
Hortatory, encouraging cheering;
caiitolatory, comforting, comfort-
able.
n.i«,iK\>iroi, -of, o, r/, (fr. same)
A>lj. [ike the i.isi. Sobs. ■* ps-
tronf protector, ai'ioratr, defend*
<r ; <t monitor, metneter,
eounteUor ; the spiritual comfort-
er, tin Holy QhooL
I ' rwp, -opoj, 6, (fr. same) a
comforter.
HapaxXHv, par. pres. act. cont. of
'.>tiw.
TlopuKuti^u), f. -aata, p. irapi'/Kuatcn,
(fr. rr<ifj(« beyond, and «</*>)
b!(-om) to pass the vigour of life,
tin agi if manhood or the time
pf bearing, s row old, decay, fade,
he out of bloom.
TlapaKofi, -rjs, >'/, (fr. -rupiKoiu) to
slight) inattention, disobedience,
neglect ; contempt, scorn, slight.
TIaouKoirns,-ov, b, (fr. irapa beside,
and Koirn a bed) a bedfellow,
Iiusband, lover, radiant,
TlapaKoiTis, -ii'.oi, ft, (fr. same) a
bedfellow, wife, miUreee.
TlapdKoirnc, -ov, b, »/, (lr. same)
lying with ; a bedfellow.
TlupuKoXovdt'U) -d), f. -i'iou>, p. iraprj-
koXovOoku, (fr. 7r«pa beside, and
uKo\ovQfb) to follow, which fr.
ckoXovOus an attendant) to fol-
low closely, accompany, go along
with; to pursue, trace, investi-
gate, e.xan.ine, search ; to atttnd,
wait upon; to witness, support,
corroborate ; to conform to, com-
ply with,
YIupnKoXovdrjKOTi, for napnKoXovOn-
Kon, d. sin. par. per. act. — Ua-
paKoXovO))aci, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act.
of last.
YlapaKoui^oj. f. -taw, p. irapaKCKoui-
ku, (fr. irapa by, and KQfiify to
carry) to convey, take with one,
lead away ; to gather in, collect ;
to transport, carry away or
over ; to carry out, bury, attend a
funeral; to attend, accompany ;
to lead astray, seduce, prevail
on.
HapciKovdw -w, f. -rjaoj, (fr. irapa by
the way, and aKovdu) to whet,
th. aK6vn a whetstone) to sharp-
II A P
rn, whet, grind ; to matt or en
courage casually, spur, hasten or
slightly; to soothe, iulm,
mollify.
TlupaKuvoiis, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a.
:.< '. — UupoKovon, 3 sin. 1 a.
sub. act. of
\liioi'Ki,vii), f. -ovaw, p. irapi'iKovKa,
(fr. irupii ill, and a»coi5w,to hear)
to listtn negliganth/, mttendcan*
lessly, pretend not to hear, con-
nive at , to turn a deaj <<</, nt-
glnti eighty disregard ; to dis-
obey, ! , hi ui j,: ii uti-
ly, lis<<n ; to hiar occult titulty,
Intra I y (hi nay. ] a. art. m«l.
itapi'iKciaii' snl). iriipaicovoio, -i,s,
-p. per. ind. mid. TTnniKna.
Ylupaitpivu), (fr. same, ami noino to
n roiigly, mis-
t'd.i, adjudgi Julsdy ; I
no!i , divide, distin-
guish ; to arrunf>e, cb-
each by itsilf.
VlapaKpovu), f. -ovou), p. -KcicpoiiKa,
(fr. itapd from, and Kpovu> to
sliil\c) U (hue Or thrust back;
to npil, rant off, rtjicl ; to
drown with mi—, lull into *i-
cunty ; to deceive, defrm,
false weight or measure ; to err,
mistake ; to dote, rove, go mod ;
to loose, shake out or unfurl a
sail.
TlapaKrdnfiat -Hunt, (fr. trapu be-
side, and urdofiai lo pos-<
obtain urmi^lully, assume un-
justly ; to possess in addition,
get btsvle, lane moreover ; to own
property adjoining,
HapaKvrroi, 1. -t/ w, p. irapn<c/«fi50a,
(fr. same, and Kvitria to bend)
to lean over, stoop down to, peep
at ; to look into, examine, study ;
to touch upon, treat of. 1 a. act.
ind. napiKi'^a' inf. -eapaKinpaf
par. wmfatddmf.
HapaKvpdiD -A, (tr. same, and kvo6w
to enact, th. Kvpos sanction) to
annul, nullify, vacate, make
void.
IIaprt<cv^a(,inf. — IlapaKVxfac, -aaa,
av, par. 1 a. act. of irapa Kvirru>.
Tlapdxvxpis, -toi, Att. -fwj, f;, (fr.
same) a place to lean from or
look out of, vnndow ; a seeing,
prying, examination.
YlapdXa&c, impr. — UapaXa^tiv, inf.
— Y\apa\d(iH)v, -ovaa, -ov, a. sin.
-(Sovtu, n. pi. -QdvTtc, par. 2 a.
act. of
TlafiaXa/jfldvo), f. mid. -X>']\pouai, p.
■napriXncpa, (fr. irapa beside, and
Xauffdvio to take) to take or re-
ceive from anotlier ; to get in
addition ; to seize, capture, take
to one's self; to inherit, get by
descent or will ; to learn or hear
by tradition ; to associate with,
join, unite to ; to succeed, fol-
low; to assume, take upon, un-
dertake ; to resume, begin again ;
to acknowledge, own, confess. 2
a. act. ind. napiXaPov par. ira-
pa\a(3d>v. 1 a. ind. pass, irape-
\ri<p8nv. 1 f. ind. pass. irapa\n<p-
dfjaonai.
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HAP
TlapiiXavOdvu), fr. same, and Xar
I a. ind. act.
irupiXaQov.
XluouXiyinQai, inf. — TlapuXcyouc-
ioi, -»;, -ov, par. pres. mid. of
TlapaXiyouui, (fr. mipu vvilh, and
Xiyouai to lie) to lie with or be-
lt by or along.
tmpC mill. Koetkeyimmt, -ov, -tro.
UupaXciir6rcvoi,-ri,-ov, (par. prei.
• \l) omitted, lijt out,
pi i ssi d by.
napuXtliru),f. -i/.<i),p, -XiXct<pa, (fr.
irapa by, and Xtiitoj 10 leave) to
bun outy omit, pass by ; tone
cUrt, overlook. l2 a. met act.
wmoiXfeov, per. pass. ind. itapa-
XiXttfJiiar inf. irupaXcXti<p9at'
par. RopaAfXctSfitVof. per. md.
mid. iripuXiXoiira.
n<ipuXiXvfthus, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of trupaXi'w.
me, and Xi'iliu,
obs. from which Xap/SdH* bor-
. see irapaXau
pdvm.
riapaXnipOi'iaerai, 3 sin. 1 f. ind.
— lliipaXi'i^ouat, -v, -irut,
1 f. ind. mid. of irapaXau$dviii.
UapaXla, -of, j}, (fern, of next, viz.
^-ojpa a country) a maritime dis-
trict.
YlapdXioc, -ov, b, fi, (fr. napd be-
side, and 'uXs 'be sea) maritime,
the sea-coast, bordering or ad-
joining the si a.
napuXliruv, inf. — TlapaXliruj, -r/f,
■jp, sub. 2 a. act. of irapa\iii:u>.
TlapuXXiiyfi,-rj<;, }], (fr. irapaXXdaau>
to change) a change, alteration ;
fickleness, variableness ; succes-
sion.
UapnXXd^, (fr. same) in lurnsf in-
tochangeoJily, alternately, indi-
rectly.
TlapdXXa^iSt -toe, Att. -£toy, f], (fr.
same) a change, alteration, dif-
ference, variation, revolution ;
variableness, Jicklencss, mutabi-
lity.
UapaXXdaau or -ttu>, f. -£w, (fr.
7rapa intens. and aXXdaaw to
change) to alternate, change,
shift ; to differ, vary, be unlike ;
to pass by, shun, avoid, decline ;
to deviate, miss, err, mistake ; to
set aside, annul, make void, sub-
vert ; to overthrow, vanquish,
overcome, subdue, per. ind. mid.
7rap>/XAaya.
HapdXXnXos, -ov, b, //, (fr. 7rapa be-
side, and aXXriXwv each other)
by the side of each other., paral-
lel, evenly, equidistant ; mutual,
reciprocal.
napaXoyi^ofjiai, f. -taofiai, p. pass.
iropaXeX6yiauai,((r.irapd against,
and Xoyi^ouai to reckon, th. Xt-
yj) to say) lo reason erroneously,
argue falsely ; to mislead, be-
guile ; to count wrong, reckon
fraudulently, cheat, defraud. 1 a.
ind. mid. iraptXoyiadunv.
UapaXoyiauh, -ov, o,(fr. last)/a/se
or deceitful argument, sophistry ;
false reckoning, fraud,.
UapaXoyiorhs, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a
IIAP
false reasoner, sophist ; 2 de-
ceivtr, impostor.
WapakoytoriKog, -r), -bv, (fr. last)
expert at false argument, skilled
in. sophistry, captious, cavilling,
insidious, deceitful, fallacious,
evasive.
llapu'Aoyoj, -ou, 6, >/, (fr. irapd con-
trary, and \6yog reason) unex-
pected, unlookedfor, surprising ;
unreasonable, absurd, improba*
ble ; irrational, senseless, mad,
rush.
ndoiiXoi, -ow, b, »/, (fr. irapa be-
Sicie, and uAj the sea) by the
seu side, on the shore, marine,
maritime ; ready for sea.
.lapdXvmg, -tog, Att. -eo)g, ft, (fr.
■tT'ipnXvut to loosen) loosening,
slackening, relaxation; languor ;
paralysis.
llapn\vTl>c»s, -r), -or, (fr. same)
relaxed, enfeebled, paralytic.
TiapdXijTos, -ov, 6, ^, (fr. same)
relaxed, weak, feeble, enervated ;
broken down, worn out.
TlapaXvuj, f. -flew, p. -\i\vKa, (fr.
irapd intens. and Xvu) to loose)
to untie, loosen, relax ; to open,
separate; to dissolve, break up,
destroy ; to enfeeble, weaken,
enervate, debilitate; to liberate,
free, release, acquit, absolve; to
dismiss, remove, discharge, dis-
engage, per. pass. ind. napa\i-
Xvpar par. wapa\t\v pivot.
n.apaptij3riTai, 3 sin. pres. sub.
pass, of
Uapaptifiu), f. -xpu, (fr. irapa in-
tens. and apeiftu> to change) to
exchange, barter ; to change, al-
ter ; to pass or cross over; to
mn or pass by ; to be carried,
go or proceed along ; to outpass,
surpass, excel.
\apapeivag, -aaa, -av, I a. par.
act. of napaptvu).
Tlapaptlxpopai, -n, -erai, 1 f. ind.
mid. of vapapeifioi.
Tlapii^uXfii), (fr. irapa intens. and
upeXfut to neglect, which fr. a
neg. and uA« care is taken) to
neglect, overlook; to slight, con-
temn, despise.
napnpffifiXwica, see irapapoXiot.
Hapapiprnpai, per. ind. pass, of
wupapvdopai.
Tlapapevu), f. -iw, p. -pepivyica, (fr.
irapa beside, and pi™ to stay)
to stay at, abide with, remain
near ; to adhere, stick to ; to as-
sist, relieve, support, maintain;
to endure, persevere.
Tlapdfitpos, -ov, b, f), Dor. for icaoii-
uepos.
llapaficvopai, Poet. (fr. irapa by,
and autvb) to pass) to pass over,
go beyond ; to surpass, excel.
Uapnuiyvvpi, (fr. same, and piyw-
ui to mix) to blend, mix up to-
gether.
nanai'lk-oov, (fr. same, and uiKpbg
small) by little, within a little,
almost, nearly.
TlapupoXiw -w, f. -?/<tw, p. irepaps-
H6\nKa, (fr. same, and poXeu to
go ) to go t", amirvoch ; to help,
3K
IIAP
succour, assist; to regard, take
ci.re of, observe. For the per.
act. is used irapapep(3\u)Ka, and
by Sync. irappipfi\wKa, as if fr.
irapapP\6u).
Tlapapovipos, -ot), 6, if/, (fr. same,
and pdvipos firm, th. pivu> to
stay) abiding with, attached to,
inseparable; lasting,flrm, strong,
durable.
WapapvBiopai, f. -fj<ropat, (fr. same,
and pvdiopai to speak) to com-
fort, console, cheer; to exhort,
encourage, advise ; to sooth,
calm, assuage, mollify ; to cure,
heal ; to remedy, compensate,
make amends ; to repair, mend,
patch, make up. 1 a. mid. ind.
vapepvOvodpvv, -u, -aro' opt.
-pvdnaaipnv sub. -pvdrjawpat,
in 3 pi. irapapvQrjaoyvrai' inf.
-pvdrio-aaOai.
HapapydnrtKOs, -J, -bv, (fr. last)
consolatory, comfortable, cheer-
ing.
HapapvOia, -as, »/,, and Ilapaut'fltoi',
-ov, to, (fr. same) comfort, con-
solation, solace; encouragement,
exhortation, advice.
HapapvQovpevos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. — HapapvOovvrat, 3
pi. cont. pres. ind. pass, of
same.
UapapvKaopai, fr. irapa intens. and
pvKdu), which see.
TlapavayivuxxKio, (fr. irapa beside,
and avayivuxTKU) to read) to read
to or beside; to recite; to lec-
ture.
TlapavaicXtw, (fr. same, and ava-
kXivu> to recline, th. k\(vu> to
lean) to set down beside ; to sit
down, He or recline by ; to bow
down beside.
Uapava\ioK(j), f. irapavaAu>o-t»), p,
Trapov^Xw/ca, (fr. same, and ava-~
\ivKiD to waste, th. clXiokw to
take) to waste, lavish, consume
wrongly ; to use carelessly, spend
negligently.
Tlapaviu>-u>, (fr. same, and vita to
swim) to swim beside or along.
Tlapdvota, -uj, >/, (fr. 7rapd ill, and
vovs the mind) perverseness ;
madness.
riapavopioh, f. -rjffu), p. -vtv6pnKa,
(fr. irapa against, and vopo$
law) to infringe a law, trans-
gress, sin ; to enact a contrary
laWy repeal.
Ylapavopnpa, -arog, rb, (fr. same)
transgression of law, crime.
Ylapavopia, -ag, f/, (fr. same) ille-
gality, unlawfulness ; the breach
of a law, covenant or treaty ;
transgression, guilt, sin, impiety.
Uapdvopog, -ov, 6, f), (fr. same)
against law, unlawful, illegal;
guilty, sinful, impious. Subs, a
transgressor, sinner.
Uapavopiov, par. pres. act. cont.
of Tupavnptu).
tlapavdp og, (fr. last) illegally, un-
lawfully ; wrongly, sinfully, im-.
piousty.
Ilap.Mo^A/w, fr. irapd intens. and
orXiu), which see.
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nAi
riapaVra for ira'pavr»7, neut. pi. ofi
Ilapavrris, -tog -ivg, 0, f/, (fr. irapd
intens. and avrdoi to meet) ob-
lique, sloping, steep ; rough,
rugged.
Ylapavvptyog, -ov, b, (fr. irapa. be-
side, and vvp<pios a bridegroom)
a bride's man.
Uapa^npig, -i«W, {/, (fr. same, and
%i(pos a sword) a dirk, poniard,
dagger.
Hapairaitt), (fr. same) to be mad,
dote, rave.
Uapdirav, (fr. irapd intens. and raj
all) altogether, totally, entirely,
wholly ; at all.
JJapairavii), (fr. same, and irai'w to
cease) to abide by, agree in, ac-
quiesce, consent to.
TIapaira<pdu> -w, fr. same, and a7ra-
<pdu>, which see.
TIapairrido), f. -aw, (Cr. irapa. con-
trary, and Tttidu) to persuade) to
overpersuade, deceive, delude; to
dissuade earnestly.
Tlapairctpdu) -w, (fr. 7rapd by, and
ireipdu) to try, th. irdpa an at-
tempt) to try, make a trial or
slight attempt ; to aim at, endea-
vour to get.
Tlapairipiru), f. -ipo), (fr. same, and
iripiru) to send) to send by or
past ; to convoy, escort, conduct,
protect, attend, accompany, fol-
low ; to send off, dismiss, des-
patch ; to slight, despise ; to omit,
pass over, leave out ; to carry or
bring in, import.
riapa7r£7r/7^acrt, 3 pi. per. ind. act.
of
irapairnyvvpi.
Hapaitf.a&v, -ovoa, -ov, n. pi. -a6v-
res, par. 2 a. act. of irapairiirrw.
Hapairirao-pa, -drog, rb, (fr. irapd
intens. and rrtra'w or xcrdfa to
expand) a veil, covering, curtain ;
a pretence.
TJapairtrdopai -Gjpai, (fr. irapa. in-
tens. and irerdu) to expand) to
be expanded, stretch out ; to fly
past.
Ylapaizrjypa, -arog, rb, (fr. next) a
tablet or sheet posted up, pub-
lishing some ordinance, Ian; pro-
clamation, &c. ; a proscription ;
a draught or plate of the lieaven-
ly bodies, their aspects, rising
and setting, and the state of the
weather ; a calendar, almanack ;
a table of rules and regulations.
Ylapatri'iyvopi, f. -£w, (fr. irapa in-
tens. and irfiyvvpi to fasten) to
fasten together ; to fix, plant
or thrust in by the side of; to
command, enjoin, charge ; to
harden, petrify, grow stiff a-
round.
HapairtKpaivo), f. -avfi, (fr. same,
and irtKoaivw to sour, th. vinpbg
bitter) to imbitler, provoke, ex-
asperate ; to resist, rebel.
TlapuiriKpaupbg, -oD, 6, (fr. last)
provocation, irritation ; conten-
tion, opposition, rebellion.
Ylapairiirru>,i. -irruxj-y.', p. -ireirrwKa,
(fr. irapd ill, and ir.Vra> to fall)
to fall off or away, decline, dt-
generatc ; to err, deviate : to sin,
iiap
transgress, offend ; to revolt, re-
bel; to fall into, meet with, in-
cur ; to happen, occur ; to fall
upon, rush, attack, drive off or
beyond. 2 a. act. ind. irapiireaov
par. itapaTuowv.
TljpanXuyid^u, (fr. irapa beside,
and TtXayid^ut to deviate, th.
rXdytoi oblique) to turn uside,
go round, encompass, border,
skirt.
Uapiiit\cvaai, 1 a. inf. act. of ira-
pa irX/w.
TIupd-rrXnKTOS, -ov, b, r), (fr. napa-
TrXt/aaw to drive astray) infa-
tuated, tumid wrong t mad,
insane; doting, stupid, sense-
less.
HaparXntya, -af, »/, (fr. same)
madness, insanity.
TlapuirXijatov, (fr. irapd by, and
rXnalov near) very near, dust,
nigh to ; nearly, almost, th*
same as.
napairXr'iotos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and irXtjaiot near, th. iriXaj nigh)
close, adjoining, neunst,
nut ; equal to, like, resembling,
similar ; us many us.
DapairXncluji, (fr. last) very closely,
side l>y side ; neurly, liki WW ,
equally.
OapanXiiffetAi, and -ttu, f. -£u>, (fr.
irapa from, and irXr'iaou to strike)
to strike or (urn awry ; to strike
a false note, untune, make dis-
cord ; to distract, set mud ; to
lead astray, seduce, corrupt, riu-
pavXricao^ai, to be insane, dote,
run.
Tlapanoiiu) -w, (fr. irapa ill, and
iroi tu) to make) to give a false
appearance, falsify, forge, coun-
tirtnt ; In adulterate, corrupt.
TIapairoXv, (fr. irapa intens. and
iroXyj much) by much, by far ;
nry much.
TLapuiro^t-i), -t)<;, t), (ft- rapanipiru)
to escort) importatimi, convey-
ance ; a train, suite, attendance,
retinue.
T\apanoptvto8ai, inf. — riapairop£t>J
6utvos, -rj, -ov, par. pres. pass,
of
IIapairop£:t5o/<at, f. -tvcouai, (fr.
irapa by, and iroptvouai to gp,)
to walk beside, accompany, go
with ; to march along; to pass
tyi go over or through, impf.
pass. irapciTopevdjjtnv, -ov, -zro.
Hapair6p(f>vpos, r-ov, 6, r), (fr. jrapd
intens. and irop<£i!pa purple)
dressed in purple or scarlet.
TLavanpetrlieia, -as, f], (fr. impu ill,
and Tprofitia an embassy) afalse
overture, faithless embassy ; an
embassy mismanaged.
UapairpeoPcvw, (fr. same, andirpra-?
/jtt'w to be ambassador, th. toI<j-
j0u? an elder) to betray, spoil or
corrupt an eriibassy, deal treach-
erously in a treaty.
HuparpofTvoiiofiai -ov/jiai, (fr. irapa
ill, and rTpoaroiiojiui to claim) to
dissemble^eign, pretend ; to con-*
ceal, confine, restrain.
Hapar.puanoi/iciS) -ioj, Att. -eivg, t)
HAP
(fr. last) dissimulation, prrhrur,
insincirity.
napdvTWfta, -arof, to, (fr. irupa-
rriirrw to offend, th. irtirru) to
fall) a full, slip; an error, mis.
take; an qfi'encc, transgnssion,
sin.
llapdirrwois, -<o$, Att. -fwj, i/, (fr.
same) a stumble, slip, fail ;
transgression, offence ; excess ;
distance, remoteness; a culm,
stillness.
riapairtXiov, -ov, rb, (fr. iraod by,
and irvXn a gate) a small gate,
u icket, dour.
HapupaOv pt<t>, fr. irapa intens. and
jmOvuiut, which sec.
fla'papof, -ov, 6, f), (h\ irapa ill,
and dpu> to fit) tlisoru,
body, ill ; disturlied in mind, in-
sane ; unfit, uselees.
Uapapl>iovTos, g. sin, par. pres.
act. of
Ilapuppibj -w, f -//CVffW, p. irapip-
jiiikii, (fr. irapa by, and \,iw to
Don ) to flow by, pust or uwuy ; to
full an ay, diclint, dniute, Wan-
di r, err ; to escape ; to let slip,
suj/ir Is i scope.
napup^TOy, -t), -bv, {fr. irapii at,
and Ltv t<> speak) affable, acces-
siUe, (.Toruhle ; encouraging,
cnenini;, warning, advising.
Uapapfjiiu) and tlafaffmim -u>, (fr.
irapa by, and jjvu> or jjviu to
flow) same as -rapappiiii. Ila-
papjji'ouui, to let slip, suffer to
escape. 2 a. ind. act. irapipj/vov.
2 a. pass. ind. rapeppviiv sub.
itapnpfjvoi, ->>$, -n.
Wapufipvumtv, 1 pi. cont. pres. sub.
act. of last.
Ilapuprrfu -w, f. -t'lffu), (fr. same,
and aprdo) to suspend) to hang
by the side ; to belt, gird, sus-
pend ; to equip, acccoulre, pre-
pare.
Tlapaprrjua, -drof, rb, (fr. last)
any thing hung by the side ; an
appendage, addition.
Xlapdpvua, -Xros, rb, (fr. irapa by,
and f)vu> to draw) a rope, cable ;
a skin, covering.
flapaodyyas or -yr)U ~ovi &> a Pa~
rasang,& measure of distance of
about three miles and a half
among the Persians, but double
that among the Egyptians.
Hapaceio), f. -ttcu>, (fr. irapa by,
and ccidi to shake) In shoJ.e,
move, wave or extend the hands ;
to move the arms as in running ;
to wring the hands.
Tlapa(T7iijLaiv(i), f. -2vH), (fr. irapa ill,
and otjuaivo) to point out, th.
af)jj.a a mark) to mark wrong,
stamp falsely; to seal, seal up;
to impress, mark, brand; to sv/v
scribe, sign. Ylapaor,fioivouai, to
observe, remark, distinguish ; to
praise, commend.
Hapacnutido'fiai -ovfict, fr. irapa in-
tens. and cnfiuoouai, which see.
Tlapdurmoi', -ov, to, (neut. of next)
a note, mark, token ; a sign, sig-,
nal ; an ensign, standard, flag,
Ylapdcvuji, -ov. o, ^, (fr. natid in-
(442)
nAP
tens, and arifja a mark) noted,
ninkrd, riotoriout ; carrying a
tied, counter-
fciled, tpm
Ilupdoirof, -ov, 6, (fr. irapa at, an*i
o7ro$ lbod) a jxirusde, flatterer.
Adj. luiiiL' otfetding on, Tla-
pdoiroi, cerium prieoU who had a
tight to eat at the Suri*ijice.
Tl;ipuoniii[d\i) -w, i. -i'/ou, (lr. irap<)
intens. and awrrdu) to be silent.
th. oiuiirh sileiK e) to pat
silmre, omit ; to keep »i i
TLapaauiiitnois, -ioj, Att. -twj, i),
(fr. last) silaici, concealment,
secrecy.
IlauacKivafyvTwv, g. pi. par. pics,
act. of
ITapadKruu'^w, f. -affw, p. napicKti-
uku, (fr. irapa intens. and okhu-
£w to prepare) to prepare, pro*
inulu ruuly ; to furnish,
equip, accoutre, ft out ; to ui-
ray, marshal; to ocgtrtn
to procure, suborn ; ta tf\. I, , i n-
dir, niusi ; to adapt, Jit, tuit,
|n i. ind. pass. rrtiptoKivaijfiat.
1 f. ind. mid. irupuouia'o-ouui.
HapiKjKivi'ustTai, 3 sin. 1 f. ind.
mid. Of last.
Tlapa<TKcidais,ios, Att. -iws,fj, ana
riapao-A'tvi), -F/$, f), (fr. same) pre-
paration, provision; equipment,
ttartM, armament, equipage, ew-
coutremcnls ; array, order ol ''but-
tle ; premeditution, instruction
beforehand; party, faction, cut ml,
intrigue, nwiiiu'nwy,
IIap«o-K>;irr<«j, (fr. rapa by, ind
oKr,zr6\iai to lean upon) to strike
uguinst ; to full obliquely ; to
graze, touch slightly.
Tiapaortipu, f. -tpw, p. irapi:i*ap-
ku, (fr. same, and a-jaipm to now )
to sow along vith, plant together
with or by the side. per. ind.
pass. irapiOTrapfiai, -oai, -nu.
YlapaairovSiu) -u>, f. -r/au>, p. r.apt-
o-n6v(]riKa, (fr. irapa against, and
o-7rov<W a treaty, th. fitivita lo
pour out) to infringe a treaty,
break a league.
Hapaoirovdndtici, d. pi. par. 1 a.
pass. — ITapaffiroi/^oCvraj, a. pi.
cont. par. pres. act. of last.
ITapaara^dv, (fr. irapa by, and
torn/H to stand) by die side,
closely, all around.
Y[apaoTuOiii<lw, (fr. s-ame, and
oTuQui^u) to weigh, th. eraQjibi
a balance) to outvjeigh, prepon-
derate, overbabince.
UcpauTac^ -aJos, f), (fr. irap« by, and
"lOTtim to stand) a door-post, jamb,
pillar ; a portico, vestibule, hall.
TlapdcTucts, -log, Att. -rw<:, ?/, (fr.
same) attendance, service, suit,
train ; an exhibition, show ; re-
collection, presence of mind,
quickness ; ardour, resolution,
intrepidity ; distraction, frenzy,
disorder of mind ; sentivent,
opinion, mind, thought, jud^~
vent, deliberation ; proof, m-
dence ; exile, banishment, ffi gbi ;
a loduirerd, dejjosiie in a loir.
suit ; truic, traJJ.c , sviaU denting.
riAP
UapaaTariu) -u>,f. -f)<rw, (fr. same)
to stand by, be at, with or pre-
sent ; to assist, aid, help, succour.
JJapauTaTtji, -ov, b, (fr. same) an
attendant ; an assistant, help-
mute ; ally, friend, patron, pro-
tecloi , abettor t supporter ; a tes-
ticle.
Ylaoaordris, -toos, r), (fr. same) a
female attendant, assistant, pa-
troness.
Uapdcrrnua, -tiros, rb, (fr. same)
presence of mind, readiness,
quickness; ardour, spirit, intre-
pidity ; excellence, worth ; help,
aid, assistance ; a proof, demon-
stration.
TlapaaTT)vai, 2 a. inf. act. — Hapa-
OTrjcat, 1 a. inf. act. — Yiapaarn-
oduevos, 1 a. par. mid. — Tlapa-
arfiaaaQai, 1 a. inf. mid. — Hapa-
oTrjre, 2 pi. of irapatrrw, -rjs, -fj,
2 a. sub. act. — Xlapaorfjoouai,
-ji, -erai, 1 pi. -crnodueBa, 1 f.
ind. mid. of irapiarnai.
Tlapaarpfipu), f. -iput, (fr. irapd in-
tens. and orpecpo) to turn) to
turn aside or out of the way ; to
disloit, twist, wrest; to pervert,
deprave, corrupt, spoil ; to turn
inside out.
TlapaffvufidX'Xii), (fr. irapa by, avv
together, and j3dAAw to throw)
to assimilate, compare, liken.
IlupaavvOyixa, -tiros, to, (fr. same,
and ovvTidiiui to agree upon) a
signal agreed upon, hint, nod.
Hupatrvpu), f. -vpu>, (fr. same, and
ovpiu to draw) to draw contrary
or backumrds ; to distort, pervert,
wrest ; to deprave, corrupt ; to
bear off, carry or sweep away ;
to tear off or away.
Uapa(T<pu\i$(i>, fr. irapa intens. and
ac<pa\i%it>, which see.
riapao-ijftaAAct), f. -aAai, p. irapicfaX-
Ka, (fr. same, ando-^a'AAwtotnp)
to set astray, mislead, deceive ;
to supplant, frustrate, disap-
point. 1 a. ind. act. iraph<pn\a,
-as, -£.
Unparr^payl^u), (fr. irapa ill, and
ofpayi^w to seal, th. oippayis a
seal) to mark falsely, set a wrong
stamp ; to counterfeit, forge.
Tlapaa^fOu), same as irape%u).
Uopaa^c7v, 2 a.- inf. act. — Ilapa-
(7^-oi/i(, -oi$, -oi, 2 a. opt. act.
— Uapdaxov, 2 a. impr. mid.
— riapaa^aiv, par. 2 a. act. of
irapt^w.
TLnpacxcw -Si, samd as irapivu,
per. inf. pass. irnptc-xnoBai.
Tiapardivaua, -tiros, rb, and Ilapa-
Tavv<Tubs,-ov, 6, (fr. iraparcj'vw to
stretch out) a tent.
lipdrai;is, -tos, Alt. -tws, f), (fr.
irapaTa'crfTw to marshal) battle-
array, line of battle ; an army ;
war, fight, engagement ; opposi-
tion, contention.
Uapdrtiais, -to;, Att. -rwg, /}, (fr.
irapt £(Vto to stretch) extension,
lengthening, drawing cntt.
IlopaTHrY/cdj, ->?, bv, (fr, saints)
lengthening, prolonging, txtend-
ing ; protruding, delaying. IT--
HAP
paranicbs xpdvos, the imperfect
tense.
H<ipaTaT¥Kws, (fr. last) extensively,
largely ; loosely, remissly, ne-
gligently.
HapaTaTTb) or -acw, (fr. irapa by,
and rdoow to arrange) to mar-
shal, array, draw up in order of
battle ; to arrange, prepare, dis-
pose.
Hapardvu), f. -tvS>, p. -rhtixa, (fr.
same, and reivu> to stretch) to
stretch out or forth, extend ; to
lengthen, make longer, prolong ;
to defer, put off, adjourn ; to
detain, stay, slop, hold in sus-
pense ; to finish, despatch, kill,
slay ; to strain, overreach, dis-
tract.
Tlaparnpeu) -Si, f. -fjew, p. -Tertjpn-
ku, (fr. same, and rnpiw to keep)
to spy, watch insidiously ; to keep
scrupulously, take care of, pre-
serve ; to observe, regard. 1 a.
act. ind. iraptrfipnca. par. irapa-
Tnpf/oas, -aca, -ai pres. ind.
mid. iraparnpiouai -ovuai.
Uaparf/pncis, -io$, Att. -£tof, hi
(fr. last) observation, attention,
v)atchfulness ; regard^ respect,
observance.
HapaTnpnTrjs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
spy, watch, observer.
HaparWt/ui, f. -Bi'/co), p. -rideiKa,
(fr. irapa by, and riBnut to put)
to set by, put to, place near, add,
annex, subjoin ; to provide, af-
ford, supply, confer, bestow ; to
collate, compare ; to Set forth,
explain, instruct, enjoin.; to pro-
pose, offer, present, expose, sell ;
to commit, intrust, commend.
HapariBcuai, to serve up, set be-
fore ; to lodge, pledge, intrust,
commit; to cite, summon, call
witness, allege, prove ; to risk,
venture, face danger ; to help,
assist ; to lay up or by, store.
1 a. ind. act. icaptOqica. 2 a. act.
ind. iraptOnv, -ns, -n' sub. irapa-
6(o, -?js, -fj- inf. irapaBtivai. 1 f.
ind. mid. irapa&rjoouai. 2 a. mid.
ind. irapcBiunv, -co, to' impr.
irapadiffo or -ov.
TiapariWw, (fr. 7rapd intens. and
riAAto to pluck) to pluck out the
hair, make bald.
UapariXrpia, -as, »/, (fr. last) a
woman servant who plucked out
the hair.
TlaparpdyioSos, -ov, l,fj, (fr. irapa in-
tens. and rpdyipo'os tragic) rant-
ing, bombastic, high-sounding.
Haparpiiru), f. -x//w, (fr. irapa be-
side, and rpivw to turn) to turn
aside or out of the way ; to di-
vert, digress, deviate ; to over-
turn, overthrow.
Ilaparpf^to, (fr. same, and rpi-^u)
to run) to run by or beside ; to
run aside or into ; to run past,
outrun, outstrip ; tn flow by or
past ; to run over. 2 a. ind. act.
iraptfpauov.
[Jtaparpfia -Z>, f. -ecru. fr. same, and
I tc;<o. winch sec, 1 a. ind. act.
1 T'lperpina.
- 443)
IIAP
riaparpZ/?to, f. -xpw, p. naparirpicpai
(fr. same, and i-p#w to rub) to
rub against, wear, fret, chafe ;
to put out, extinguish, tlaparpi-
(io/jiai, to vex, annoy ; to resist,
oppose, quarrel with. per. ind.
pass. irapaTtrpiuuai.
JJapaTpoirfi, -rjs, >/, (fr. irapa beside,
and rpfiro) to turn) a bend, turn-
ing, deflection, twist ; offence,
error, digression ; a branch of a
river.
Elaparpoirof, -ov, b, f), (fr. same)
bent, turned, bowed, tvnsted,
strained ; crooked, curved ; a-
verse, averted, turned from ; per-
verse, erroneous, sinful, unlaw-
ful ; protecting, guardian, avert-
ing evil.
UapaTpwirdw -Si, (fr. same, and
rptoiraw, same as rpfirw to turn)
to turn aside or out of the way ;
to err, fail, mistake; to frus-
trate, disappoint ; to avert, pro-
tect from.
IlapaTpu>irS>a\ for iraparpwirwo-i, 3
pi. pres. sub. act. of last.
IIaparuyjrja»'to,f.mid, irapartv^oaai,
(fr. irapd by, and rvy%dvw to be)
to meet, come or go towards ; to
be at, with or present ; to help,
aid, assist ; to chance to be near ;
to come and go, frequent ; to
happen, intervene, occur, come
in the way. 2 a. act. ind. irapi-
tv%ov par irapaTv^wv, -ovaa,
-ov, a. sin. mas. irapaTv%6vTa.
HdpavXos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. irapd ill,
and av\bs a flute) unlurted,
harsh, out of tune. Or, (fr.
an A rj a residence) neighbouring^
adjoining.
HapavriKa, (fr. irapd by, and avrf-
Ka, direetly) immediately, pre-
sently ; for the present, momenta
rily.
n.apa<pipu), f. irapoiob), 1 a. irapfjvey-
Ka, (fr. irapd beside, and tiipw to
carry) to set forward, hold forth,
show, produce, present, bring to ;
to take here and there ; to carry
off, make away with, hurry a-
way, transport ; to transfer, re-
move, take- away, let pass ; to
pass or go over, go beyond. 2
a. act. ind* iraprjveyicov impr.
irapiviyKf inf. iraptveyKUv. 1 a.
ind. pass. irapr/vf%0/?v. par. 1
a. pass. fr. otw, irapoicBeis, -uoa
-h.
Uapd(pevKTOs,-ov, b, r)> "*. irapd in-
tens. and (ptvyw to snun) easy t)
be escaped or avoided.
Uapdcpnui, (fr. irapd with, and
<prjui to speak) to persuade, pre.
vail on; to exhort, encourage
cheer, crmfort ; to counsel, ad
vise ; to call to, name, address.
2 a. ind. act. irapi<j>nv, -ns, -n. 2
a. ind. mid. iraottpdnnv.
Uapa<pBaln<n, by £arag. for napa<f>-
Bain, 3 sin. 2 a. opt. act. of 7ra-
pdtpBvui, see next.
U"p<i<pB!ivui, Uapa<p8du>, or llapa'0-
0?7p,f. irapa<p6dau, (fr. irapd in-
tens. and <pBdv(o to anticipate)
to overtake, outrun, ov.t*Urip ; t*
TIAP
get beforehand, prevent, antici-
pate.
Tlapacpdiyyouai, fr. same, and
epdiyyopai, which
Tlap<iip<jpa, -as, i), (fr. napa<f>opi<j) lo
iport) tr initiation, transfer,
removal ; a fraud, cheat, impo-
sition, imposture ; error, (Illu-
sion, transport, testacy, insani-
ty.
TIapa<popt(t> -&, f. -ijaw, (fr. irapa
lo side, and 0/pw to carry) to
bring to, offer, present ; to colled,
draw together.
Uapdtbopos, -ov,b, %, (fr. same) car-
nal away, hurried ; transported,
distracted, mad, insane.
Hapa<ppdfa,(. -ou), p.-neippaKu, (fr.
same, and <ppd$to to speak) to
paraphrase, comment upon, ex-
plain, expound. 2 a. ind. act.
napi<ppadov. per. ind. mid. xapa-
iriippuSa.
Hapd<Ppa<Tt$, -tos, Att. -£wj, tf, (fr.
last) a paraphrase, comminl, < <-
planatJOH, illustration.
Hapa<ppdaau) or -rro», fr. irapa Vu-
iriis. and ippdaao), whit1.
Hapa<Ppaorfc, -ov, b, (fr. -Kapafypa-
£w to explain) a commentator, ts-
positor, critic.
napa<ppucT?Kdi, -fi, -ov, (fr. same)
erplanutory.
Hapa<ppov(<i) -u>, f. -ncu>, p. -rrc<pp6-
vnica, (fr. irapa against, and <f>po-
vih) to think, th. tppfiv the mind)
to dote, be silly or simple ; to rave,
rage, be maid ; to faint, be stun-
ned.
Uapaippovuiv, -ovoa, -ouv,(par. pres.
act. cont. of last) foolish, silly,
simple ; raving, doting.
Tlapad>vat, -d&os, f), (fr. irapa by,
and <pZui to grow) a sucker, lay-
er, slip, shoot, branch.
Hapa<p\>\aKT(os, -a, -ov, (fr. next)
must be guarded, is to be watch-
ed, care must be taken. See $v-
\doau).
QapatyvXacaio or -rruj, fr. irapa ill-
tens, and <pv\da<j(j), which see.
n.apa%ai, -Civ, at, tumult, disturb-
ance, riot.
Tlapaya\Ktvu), fr. irapa intens. and
Xa^wuu), which see.
Hapaxeiudfa, f. -o<ro>, p. -jct-^ziua-
Ka, (fr. irapa through, and %£?-
pa winter) to winter, pass or
spend the winter.
Hapaj^eiudo-ai, 1 a. inf. act. — ITa-
pa^itfidffu), 1 f. ind. act. of last.
Hapa^u pacta, -as, f), (fr. same) a
wintering, residence during win-
ter ; winter quarters.
Hapa^opbi^eo, f. -«rw, (fr. irapa ill,
and x°P^ a strmg) io strike a
false nott or the wrong string ;
to jar ; to err, mistake ; to differ,
dissent, disagree.
Ilapaxop^tto, -us, -t7, Att. for na-
fiaxopoiau), -ets, -ei, 1 f. act. of
ast.
Hapaxpdofiat -u>pai,f. -f/crouai, (fr.
irapa against, and ^p«u> to use)
to abuse, misuse ; to despise, con-
temn, neglect, slight.
Uapaxp^ua, (fr. irapd by, and
TIAP
Xpnua the matter) immediately
dire'tly, instantly, presently.
Hapaxvrns-, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
X(u or xv& to pour) a servant at
a bath, bather.
Hapaxupib* -<*>, f. ->jou), (fr. same,
and ^u)(j/w to go) to go beside,
turn aside, give way, yield ; to
concede, grant, allow.
Tlapax^pnats, -<oj, Att. -fw$, /;, (fr.
same) suhrnission ; a concession,
grant, allowunce.
U.apa^i>xdouai -upat, (fr. same,
and 1/^7 the soul) to console,
comfort, cheer.
UapiuKbs, -h, -bv, (perhaps fr.
dpSta to water ; or fr. MpJ in-
tens. and cW'w to sprinkle) moist,
W(t, watery ; marshy, swaiiij,y.
n.ap6a)>in, -»7J, h, (fem. of irupod-
Xios, viz. copu a hide) a leopard"1*
skin.
l\aold\tios, or n.apAd\cos, -a, ~ovt
(i'r. next) of or tike a leopard.
IldpSaXts, -tos, Att. -£Wf, fj, (fr.
next) a female leopurd. d. sin.
WmfidXtt,
Hdpdos, -ov, b, a leopard.
Uapidoi, Ion. for -ndpttat, 5 pi.
pres. ind. of irdpttpt, to be pre-
sent.
U.aptpd'Xoutv, 1 pi. 2 a. ind. act. of
itapafidWii).
Hapi$aoKov, -cs, -t, impf. act. of
irapafidoKo).
Uapifinv, -ns, -n, 2 a. ind. act. of
irapafluiru).
Haptfltaadunv, -u>, -aro. in 3 pi.
ilapcfitdoavTo,[l a. inu. mid. of
vapafltd^opat.
Tlapiyypairros, and YlnpiyypaQos,
-ov, b, f), (fr. irapa ill, tv in, and
ypdd>u> to write) falsely register-
ed, clandestinely enrolled.
WapzyypdQui, f. -yd), (fr. same) to
enroll clandestinely, register frau-
dulently.
YTaptyyvdu) -<2>, f. -l'lata, (fr. irapa
intens. and tyyvdu to engage,
th. cyyvn bail) to repeat from
mouth to mouth, pass an order or
watchword ; to tell, give word ;
to exhort, encourage, cheer ; to
bid, order, command; to give\
into the hand, furnish, provide ;
to promise, pledge, engage. 1 a.
ind. act. irapnyyvnca.
Hapeyivduriv, -ov, -e.ro, 3 p\ -vovro,
2 a. ind. mid. of irapayivouat.
Uupeyivovro, 3 pi. impf. mid. of
same.
HaptyK\tv<i>, (fr. vapH by, tv in,
and kMvw to lean) to lean to one
side, incline, bend.
Tlaptbodnv, -ris,-n, 1 a. ind. pass. —
tlaptodcav, 3 pi. of Ylapifiwv, -o>s,
-w, 2 a. ind. act. ofirapaStSuut.
Tlapiopdiiov, -es, -t, 2 a. ind. act.
of iraparpixw.
Ylapthptvu), (fr. next) to sit down
by ; to attend, wait on ; to lurk,
lie. in wait or ambush ; to sit
down to, work at, be diligent,
attend to.
Yldpthpos, -ov, b, t\, (fr. irnpil by,
and ttpa a seat, th. lfyp.ai to]
sit) sitting by. assistant, aiding,\
\4U)
rrAP
favourable. Subs, an assess oi t
coadjutor, ussor'ml: .
Ylapic^iDKa, -as, -c or tv, 2 pL -r'a>-
Kart, 3 pi. -iu>Kiiv, 1 a. ind. ;u I.
— Ylapiawv, -ws, -w, 2 a. ind. act
of irapu6idu)ui.
TlapffycQai, pres. ml', mid. — llapi-
$to, Jon. for -ziipr^ov, pre s. impr.
mid. — ITapefyunv, -ou,-iro,ini|>f.
mid. of
Vlapi^ouai, (fr. nnpu hv, and Kofiai
to sit) to sit down betide, !»■ sotted
by. par. pres. mi i. itapt^dfttvos.
riaptOifjnv, -eco or -ov, -im, .5 pi.
llapidcvro, 2 a. ind. mid. of na-
paridrtfii.
Ilapidits, -tiou, -iv, par. of rTiip/-
8nv or Uapt idnv, ->/s, -n, 1 a. ind.
past, of irapimu.
TlapcOtwpovvro, 3 pi. cont. impf.
mid. o! irnpnOntiidu).
HapiOnica, -as, -t or -tv, 3 pi. -8n-
kuv, 1 a. irreg. ind. act. of irapa-
rldnui.
naptdt/v, -ns, -»?, 2 a. ind. act. of
napariOnut. Or, 1 a. ind. pass.
<>! wmfbt/u,
HapiQptoap, by Sync, for naptBi-
pteav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. ot wa-
pu6tpi(w.
n</'p((,2 sin. pres. ind. or impr. of
irdpctui, to come forth,
Udptt or -us, 2 sin. — Ilapcict, 3
pi. pres. ind. of ndpttyn, to be
]tr,snit.
YJapiid, and JEo\. TIapnia', -as, fi,
the clink, cheekbone, juw ; a vi-
sor, mask, beaver.
Ylapddro, Ion. for irapcivro, 3 pi.
pper. pass, of napeu, obs. sea
itapevvvui.
llapeiio), (fr.
rood by, and tibu> to
look) to overlook, neglect ; to
slight, despite ; to observe, re-
mark, look into.
TlaptiOnv or YlapiQnv , -rjs, -n, 1 a.
ind. pass. — YlaptQtis, par. 1 a.
pass, of -napivpt-
UapttKa, -aj, -e, per. ind. act. —
UapeTuat, per. ind. pass. — Yla-
peiunv, pper. pass, of irapinut, or
of irapivvvui, fr. itapiu, obs.
JlapciKafyir', for irapctKd^utro,3 Sin.
pres. opt. pass, of
YlapeiKa^b), fr. irapa intens. and
eiKd^u, which see.
TlapeUu), fr. same, and tocw, which
see.
Ilapcth'icpare, 2 pi. of IIapd\n<pa,
-as, -e, per. ind. act. — YlnpeiXr]-
<j>u>s, -via, -bs, par. per. act. of
irup,i\npj3dvut.
Hapet\ov, -es, -£,act. — Ylapn'Xo'uriv,
-ov, -tro, mid. 2 a. inu. of va-
pntpeio.
Hapt7f.>.ai,-ffat, -rat, per. ind. p;:ss.
— Waptiixnv, -co, -to, pper. pass.
of -aelnpt or of irapevvvpi, fr.
Itto, obs.
HapeiuevoSf-rj, -ov, (par. ppr. pass.
of irapinut to send off) sent
away, dismissed ; abated, slark-
ened, moderate; rennss, negli-
gent, indolent.
Udpctpi, f. -faojtnt, (fr. nupi at,
and ttpti to be) to he. ot, with\
or present; to atten-d^ wait on.
IIAP
be ready ; to come to, approach,
appear ; to stay with or by, fa-
vour, help ; to be allowable or
lawful, pres. inf. irapzivai. impf.
iraptjv, -7j$,-ij Att. -i)v. par. pres.
trapiov, -ouora, -6v.
Qapziuty f. -ziaouai, p. -t?Ka, (fr.
same, and el pi to go) to go or
come to, approach, arrive ; to go
or come forth, appear ; to march,
advance, proceed ; to go or pass
by. pres. inf. irapUvat. 2 a. ind.
vdptov, -a, -C par. naptiav, -ov-
aa, -6v,
Hapzlvai, pres. inf. of vdpztui, to be
present.
TiapziTtui, -us, -p, 2 a. sub. act. of
irapiTrii).
Ilapeh, -uaa, -zv, par. 2 a. act. of
irapinut.
Rapziadyw, f. -fa, p. irapziarj^a,
(fr. irapa at, us into, and dyio
to lead) to bring in privily, in-
troduce ; to steal or creep in.
per. ind. pass, irapziarjyuat, -fai,
-Krai.
Qapziaaywyri, -its, ;/,(fr. 'ast) clan-
destine entrance ; introduction,
bringing in.
HapeiaaKTos, -ov, 6, >), (fr. same)
brought in privily, introduced
underhand ; stealing or creep-
ing in ; adventitious, accidental,
foreign, extrinsic.
Tlapzlaai, 2 sin. of irapziuai.
Hapetadl-ovai, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
irapciadyu).
TlaptiffSvu), f. -Offco, (fr. reap* at, zis
into, and 6vu to enter) 'to enter
in privately, steal or creep in. 1
a. ind. act. irapztaiSvaa
YlapziozvzyKas, -aaa, -av, n. pi. Ila-
puazviyKavTt.$, par. 1 a. act. of
irapeiacpipu).
Hapa<TCpxouai, f. -zXzvoouai, (fr.
irapa at, zis into, and ip^ouai
to go) to come, go or enter pri-
vily, steal or creep in ; come in
along with.
n.yei<Trj\9ov,-t:s,-t or -tv, 3 pi. -6ov,
Sync, for irap£«rr/Xu0ov, 2 a. ind.
act. of last.
Ylapdodii), see irdpeiao.
Tldptiffi, 3 sin. of irdpciut, to come ;
3 pi. ofirdpttut, to be present.
Tldpziao, -zioBw, 2 and 3 sin. per.
impr. mid. of irapiijui.
TliprioiriirTU), (fr. iripa at, zis into,
and ir'irru) to fall) to break or
/>?<r.<rt i;*to, cZn.?/j or rw.s/i into.
TI'iptHTiropwou'u, (fr. same, and iro-
psvu) to go) tog-e< in privily, en-
ter by Health.
TlapuarfiKtiaav, 3 pi. pper. act. of
irapiarrjui.
n.apstcr<pipi0,{. irapziooioio, 1 a. act.
impf(rcr;V£yKa,(fr.7rapuat, ticinto,
and 0/pw to bring) to bring in a-
lons; with, apply, add to; to pro-
pose a law, which will repeal ano-
ther ; to confer more, contribute to.
1 a. par. act. naatiatviyKai.
Uiouo<pBeipauai, (fr. same, and
tiQtiao to corrupt) to corrupt pri-
'•'/'/, creep in maliciously, steal in
for an evil purpose.
llaprT^ov, -ej, -e, 3 p\..e?yov, i.xipf.
IIAP
act. — TlapelxtTo, 3 sin. impf.
pass, of irapf%(t>.
HaptK, see napt£.
HaptKudnvro, 3 pi. impf. mid. of
irapaicdOnpai.
HapzKdXzaa, -a?, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
— UapzKaXzov -Xovv} impf. act.
of irapaicaXiu).
HapfKaara, (fr. irapa hrough,
and cKaaros each) every where,
throughout.
YLapzKfiaivu)) f. mid. -firjcouai, p.
-(ifjiilKa, (fr. 7rapd by, e< from,
and (Jaivtt to go) to go out of
place, leave the rank ; to turn
aside, digress, depart ; to trans-
gress, err; to pass or go over;
to go off or away.
HapEKfidais, -tos, Att. -ewj,^, (fr.
last) a digression.
HapzKzXzv6ur)v, -ov, -cro, impf.
mid. of irapaKzXzvu).
IJapzKXziirui, fr. irapa intens. and
zkXziitu), which see.
HapEKXr/dnv, -n$, -rj, pi. -Bnuev, -Bn-
tz, -dnaav, 1 a. ind. pass, of ira-
paKaXzo).
YlapzKpiBnv,-ns, -n, 3 pi. -rjerav, 1 a.
ind. pass, of rrapaKpivo).
HapeKpovadjinv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of irapa Kpovu).
Uapttcreivio, f. -ktzvCH, p. -riraKa,
(fr. irapa intens. zk from, and
rzivw to stretch) to extend beside,
stretch along, reach beyond ; to
overstretch, strain ; to prolong,
lengthen, delay. 1 a. ind. act.
irapz^irziva.
TlapzKrfos, -a, -ov, (fr. irap/^w to
exhibit) must be shown or dis-
played ; to be provided, &c. ac-
cording to the verb.
TlapzKTtKds, -i), -op, (fr. same) sup-
plying, affording, providing.
Tl<ipiKroiros,-ov, b, r/, (fr. -irapa by,
zk out of, and rbiros place) out
of the way, devious, wandering.
TlapzKTdc:, (fr. irapa by, and zktos
without, th. zk or e£ from) out-
ward, externally, from without ;
without, save, except, beside.
UapZKvipa, -as, -z, 1 a. ind. act. of
iropaKvirro).
n«p£*c^iiw, (fr. Trapa throughout,
zk from, and yv^ *° P°ur) to
pour forth, spread over, over-
flow ; to stagnate, stand in pools.
UupiXs^ov, -zs, -z, 2 pi. -(izrz, 2 a.
ind. act. of iraoaXau^dvut.
U.apzXavv(i), f. -zXaau, p. -rjXak-a,
(fr. 7rapa by, and zXavvu) to drive)
to ride by the side ; to drive or
ride past, pass by, outrun, out-
strip ; to surpass, excel ; to ad-
vance against, charge, attack.
TlantXiyovro, 3 pi. impf. mid. of
ir lOaXiyouai.
TlapzXzyxiui -w, f. -?/<ru>, p. trapn-
Xiyx^Ka, and naptA/y^w, f. -fa,
p. irapf/Xzyxa, (fr. 7rap« intens.
and zXiyxu to prove) to pro~\e,
demonstrate ; to argue, reason,
dispute, debate ; to confute, con-
tradict, disprove ; to reprove,
blame, rebuke, censure.
n.uptXz£duT/v, -0), -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of wapaXzyouai.
(445)
n.\?
IlapcXEuo-Mt, Ion. fof irapzXziiffn, 3
sin. — YlapzXtvozrai, 3 sin. -Xtu
aovTut, 3 pi. of — UapzXzvaouaij
I f. ind. mid. — napzXr,Xvdfvat,
per. inf. mid. — napzX>)Xvdu>s,
•via, -b$, a. -Bora, par. per. mid.
— nup/X0£,-iru>,2 a. impr. act.
— IIupEX0£iV, 2 a. inf. act. —
I\apiXdu>, -77s, -jj, 3 pi. -0wct(, 2 a.
sub. act. — riup£X0wj/, -ovaa,
-bv, a. sin. fern. -Qovaav, n. pi.
mas. -Qovrzs, pa^ 2 a. act. of
irapzpXopai.
napzXnXiiditis, -ura, dj, (par. per.
mid. of irapzpx.°tiai t0 Pass by)
past, gone.
HapiXKwv,-ovaa,-ov, par. prec. act.
of napiXKtji, a. sin. irapiXKovra.
TlapiXwais, -toy, Att. -zu)s,f), (fr.
jrapfX<cw to protract) a protrac-
tion, lengthening ; slowness, de-
lay.
HapzXKvorfis, -ou, b, (fr. same) a
loiterer, delayer, lingerer.
HapzXKVu), f. -ticuj, and TlapiXKu), f.
-fa, (fr. irapti intens. and cXkvu>
or zXku) to draw) to prolong, pro-
tract, lengthen ; to defer, put off\
delay, procrastinate ; to attract,
draw to, bring near ; to abound,
overflow, be superfluous ; to have
leisure.
YlaprXoywi,), 2 sin. 1 a. ind. mic"
of napaXoyito/jtat.
HapzuPdXXu), i.-fidXui, p. -(HffXvKa,
(fr. irapa by, zv in, and /3dXXa> to
throw) to put in along with or
beside ; to place, lay or put by
with ; to thrust in, mix, insert ;
to incite, set on, suborn ; to send
in privily, enter clandestinely ; to
encamp, pitch tents ; to marshal,
array, draw up. 2 a. ind. act.
irapzviffdXov. per. ind. mid. ira-
pzufizfioXa.
TiapzupaXwuzv, 1 pi. 2 a. sub. act.
of last.
Hapzu(3z(3Xr}Kv'tav, a. sin. fern, of
Uapzp[ie(3Xr]KC}s, -via, -dj, par.
per. act. of same.
IlapzuJSXiiru), f. -ipio, (fr. irapi by,
Ei/ in, and BXzttw to see) to look
closely into, view nearly ; to ex-
amine ; to glance at.
TIapfu(iXr)<ns, -iog, Att. -ewj, >', (fr.
irapzu0dXXu) to encamp) a pitch-
ing of tents, encampment.
YlapzuftoXii, -fjs, }), (fr. same) an
interjection, insertion; a paren-
thesis,preamble, preface; a camp.
fort, castle ; an army.
TLapzuiriirro), (fr. irapd by, zv in,
and iri irr<a to fall ) to fall in with,
occur, happen, turn out ; to drop
in, meet with.
Tlapt.vifia'Xov, -zg, -t, 2 a. ind. act.
of irapzufidXXw.
UapivzyKz, impr. — Jlap£r£v>c£7v,
inf. of 7rap))v£y/cov, 2 a. ind. act.
of irapaQzpu).
n.apzvQz7v,napivdr)S,T)or.{orirapzX-
dziv, 2 a. inf. act. and irapzXOrjs, 2
sin. 2 a. sub. act. ofirapzpxouai.
YlapivBzais, -ios, Att. -£ws, ii, (fr.
irapzvrlBnui to insert) an inser-
tion, mixture ; a thing or piec*
put in ; a parenthesis.
IIAP
HaptvOr'iKrjy -ijs, f), (fr. same) an
insertion ; the thing inserted,
pure put in ; a digression, epi-
sode ; an addition.
tlapivwpi o. flap/w,fr. rapd intens.
and Ivvvfti or eui, \vh. see. per.
ind. pass, irapctfii, -erai, -tui.
pper. pass, -rapctfiT)v,-tiao, -tiro.
Uaf>tvo%\iii> -w, f. -)/ou), p. vapi-
vwyXqKa, (fr. irnpd intens. r.v in,
and o^>fw to disturb, th. 6\Xos
disturbance) to trouble without
reason, disturb greatly, disquiet,
give uneasiness, pres. inf. cont.
7Top£V0^X£(V.
Haprr-idi/ui, (fr. same, and rldnpi
to put) to put in between, set
along with, insert, place anion %.
Tlupil; or UapiK, (fr. napa with
and tf or ck from) without,
alno'td ; except, i ■
Tlapffa, 3 ?in. 1 f. ind. act. used
Alt. for napi^n, 2 sin. 1 f. ind.
ini.l. — Wapi^uv, 1 f. inf. act. of
wmfhrn*
Uapl^uftt, (fr. iriipd by, ci- out, and
afii to go) to pnss by, go out be-
yond ; lo come out imlirctly,
approarh privity ; tu so out of
course, deviate, transgress.
Hapt^iXativw, f. -(.Xdaui, p. vapt^rj-
Xaica, (fr. -napa beyond, t£ from,
and cXaviin lo drive) to ride or
drive out beyond ; to sally or rush
forth, charge, attack; to pass,
sail or go by.
naf>r£cX;;>at££, Ion. for vapt^cXri-
Xdxu. Alt. for naptfyXdicti, 3 sin.
pper. act. of last'.
Uapd-rjiii, -us, -e, for napt^ua, per.
ind. mid. of wmsi^unu
Uapc^rjKa,-ai,-t, 1 a. ind. act. of
MMgllHU.
Tlapei-Uvui, pres. inf. act. ofrupi£-
£</a.
napc&nui, f. -fffw, p. -£?*a, (fr.
tt /pa by, £^ from, and Jnut to
■end) to let pass, OTiut, supersede,
leave off; to overstay, outstay,
pass, spend.
Tlipe^ierrniii, f. Taptxtm'0(i>, p. irap-
e^iaTTjKa, (fr. napa by, f£ from,
and "torn fit to set) to mow ou< o/
its place, displace, remove ; to
degenerate, grow worse, waste,
decay, alter, change; lo be be-
side one's self, out of the wits, be
mad, rave. 2 a. ind. »ri. napd;-
iornv, -ns, -n.
Tlapifruev, 1 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
naptutoa, Dor. for raoovera, n. fern,
par. pres. — Uapcovra, Ion. for
rioovra, a. sin. par. pres. —
Ilup£cjat,Ion. for rrapoiKTi, d. pi.
par.pres.ofx'dp£i/u,to be present,
TliipiirrtGti, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
irapax ci9hi.
Uapziri(i'}Tjdi:j) -5, (fr. napa intens. j
eiri to, and /3o?/9f<d to run to
help) to bring assistants* h:'p. |
U.ap£mStiKvvui, f. -s't), p. v-ip-mci-l
ieiXi, (fr. same, and Sdicinljii lo
show) to hold forth, show, makc\
appear : to make a vain display,]
show ostentatiously.
II an x&'ipoi, -uv, S, ij, (fr. same, |
IIAP
DAP
and oljuoi, the peoo\e)a stranger, 'Tlaptoiunra, 3 sin. cont. impf ind
foreigner ; a pilgrim ; a sojourn
er, lodger, guest.
HaptiriKpaivw,{r. irnpa intens. and
imKpaiint), which see.
U.apt-iKpava,-as, -e, 3 pi. -Kpavav,
1 a. ind. act. of last.
Haptntvoiu) -u>, fr. napa intens. and
ttrivoiu), which see
act. of wapaoiwnau.
IIap£<TK£t;d<?arc,Ion.lor t Ut*<(v«a-
pivot i)aav, 3 pi. pper. pass. —
UaptOKtvd^ovro, S pi. impf. pass.
— napcuKtvdoOnv, -ns, -17, 1 a.
ind. pass, of napaoKtvdto).
Hapiaouat, -j), -trai, 1 1. ind. of
wdptiui, to be present.
TiapinXa^av, Dor. for napinXn^av, Haoionupfiat, -out, -rat, per. ind
pass, ol napuaxiipw.
Uapiarofjai, -icon, -iaairai, Poet.
for napioopai, &c. 1 f. of ndpttpi,
to be present.
Hdptorai, by Sync, for nopiairai,
3 sin. 1 f. of same.
Uapiarautv, Ion. for napicrdvai,
pres. inf. art. of napiornpi.
Hapiorav, by Sync, for napioTnoav,
in next.
3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of 7rapajrA>?<r
Hapinopai, (fr. napa by, and cirouat
to follow) to follow closely, at-
tend ; to observe, obey, regard;
to come up with, arrive at ; to
uttuin to, reach to.
Uaptiroptiovro, 3 pi. impf. pass, of
napanoptvopat
napcrrrnv, -n gt -ij, 2 a. ind. act. of
irapltTTrjui.
riapfruj,(fr. rrapa towards, and irru
to speak) to speak to, adelress ;
to warn ; to advise wrongly, se-
duce, deceive. 1 s, ind. act. ira-
pciTta' 3 a. act. ind. vapcitroV
sub. itapt'iTTiii.
n.apcpyarr)f,-ov,b,((r. vapd beyond,
and ipy ov work) one who works
superfluously, overacts vainly, a
trifler. Adj. superfluous, exceed-
ing, unnecessary.
ndptpyov, -ov, to, (fr. same) an ac-
cession, adeliUon, increase; an
appendage, part; swpertrogution,
extrei-work ; any thing done
slightly or superficially. Ev rra-
pepyut, by the way, of course.
Hdptpyos,-ov, b, 1), (fr. same) ad-
ditiontd, beside ; superfluous,
unnecessary ; of course, by the
way, us a matter of form ; cure-
less, indifferent.
n«p/pywj,(fr. \a*t)Uzhtly,slightly ;
iiic.ii/critly, by the way, of course.
YlapepcOi^u), fr. rrapd intens. and
tpiQlfa, same as tpiQu, wh. see.
riupf'pirw, (fr. napa by, and tpnu) to
creep) to creep in by stealth, enter
privily.
TlaplppcvKa, -as, -e, per. ind. act. of
TLapeppitD -w, f. -pzvou>, p. irapipfriv-
Ka, (fr. 7rapd by, and^toj to now)
toflow, run or pass by.
napipxouat, f. mid. vapeXcveronai,
p. mid. irapi\rj\vOa, (fr. same,
and epx6uai to go) to go or pass
ty ; to go over, beyond or past ;
to come out or forth, go abroad,
march, advance, proceed ; to
come to, enter, arrive at ; to sur-
pass, excel ; to take the lead of,
outwit, get the better of, deceive,
impose on ; to omit, neglect ; to
transgress, violate, sin ; lo pass
away, decay, fad. 2 a. act. ind.
Uapicrn, 3 sin. — Hapiart]<Jav,S pi.
f a. md.act. — UapicrnKtv, 3 sin.
p»;r. ind. act. — UaptaTn^dTwv, g.
-rt)K6ct, d. pi. par. pres. ;w t. —
IT'ip£<7n7<raro,mid. — napf'ffT//(r£v,
act. 3 sin. 1 a. ind. of leapiarn^i.
Ilapiorvpt, same as naoiornui.
Yidpeart or -tiv, 3 sin. pres. ind. of
trdpeipi, to be present.
WapioTios, -ov. b, 1/, (fr. irapd by,
and iarta tne hearth) standing
eit the hearth ; intimate.
riupcoT<ji)Si-<i>oa,-usi (cont. fr. 7ra-
ptornKws, par. per. act. of irapia-
Tt;pi to stand by) slanditi^ by,
near at hand, ready, attending,
waiting on.
WnpiuTuru, a. sin. or neut. pi
UaptarGiTts, n. -twoiv, d. pi. of
hist.
Uapioxttiov, -cs, -e, impf. act. of
■trapaeixiQu.
Udptaxov, -£$, -£, 2 a. ind. act. ol
trapix^-
HeiptTai-dunv, -w, -aro, 1 a. inJ.
mid. of Teapardaerut.
U.apirtiva, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
irapardvu.
Haptrnpovv, 1 sin. or 3 pi. cont.
impf. act. of iraparnpi w.
IIapfYpa7rov, -ej, -e, 2 a. ind. act.
of iraparptTTU).
Ylaplrpcaoav, Poet, for rnptrpeerav,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of iraparpiu).
Hdpevvos,-ov,b,ii,(fr. rrapd by, and
evvt) a bed) lying beside.
nap£vpiotcu>,(fr. irapd by, and ivpic-
Ku) to find) to find casually , meet
with by the way ; to invent, find
out, discover ; to feign, pretend,
dissemble.
Hapevaas, Dor. for irapovans, g.
fern. sin. par. pres. of ndpeiui, to
be present.
TIaptxdXKtv(Ta,-as,-e, 1 a» ind. act.
of -rrapa^aXKCvu).
irapi)X9ov impr. ndpeXdc' sub. !IIdp£^£, -^f'rw, 2 and 3 sin. pres.
nofXOb), -vs. -1, 3 pi. vr.piXQi
inf. -xipeXdelv. par. naptXQicv. \
Flapes, -irw, 2 a. impr. act. of j
napinui.
HapzeJi]azi<jicdutQa, 1 pi. 1 a. ind. '
mid. of iwa*viiit£i6ouai.
Wdptaus, -i»Si AtL -ruK, $, (fr. jm-
plnju t^J remit) remission, lelax-l
ation; i^Tuigc-tcet allow nice,
fjjgU,
impr. act. — Haptxtuzv, Ion. for
Hapfxetv, pres. int. act. — Ila-
peX^ode, 2 pi. pres. ir d. or impr.
mid. — Ila^/^Erc, -xovat, 2 and
3 pi. pres. ind. act. — nap^o/u-
vos, par. pres. mid. — Tlapixovri,
d. sin. par. pres. act., sometimes
used for irapixoVffl — Elapr^ov,
pres. impr. mid. of
iHaoexw, f. jrap/^a), p. xapttrxnKa.
nAP
(fr. vapb) intens. and /^w to h: re)
to have, hold or keep near; to
drive near or by ; to appear \
show one's self; to exhibit, dis-
play, offer, present ; to exert, be-
have, put forth, bring forward,
evince ; to yield, afford, supply ;
to grant, concede, confer ; to
raise, excite ; to make, produce,
render, cause to be.
Hapiwv, -ovaa, -ov, Poet, and Ion.
for rrapiov, par. pres. of irdptiui,
to be present.
Hap?), 3 sin. pres. sub. of same.
napntfdii) -w, (fr. irapa beyond, and
rjpn youth) to be past one's youth
advance in years, grow old. par,
per. act. irapn^nKwi, -via, -bs, in
n. pi. irapn$nK6Tis.
Hapr'iyyeiXa, -as, -e, or -ev, pi. 1
-\apcv, 3 -\av, 1 a. ind. act. —
HapfjyyeXKa, -as, -e, per. ind
act. — HapfiyyiKa, -as, -e, per
ind. mid, — tiap>)yyt\ov, -es, -t,
2 a. ind. act. of irapayy A \o>.
ilaprryKi(TTpu)ftivos, -n, -ov, (par,
per. pass, of irapayKio~rp6<d to
hook) hooked, barbed.
Tlaptjyov, -es, -e or -ev, impf. ind.
act. ofrapdyu).
Ylapnyopiaro , Ion. for irapnydpnvTo,
3 pi. pper. pass, and
TlapnydpticKt, Ion. for irapnydpei, 3
sin. cont. impf. act. of
Hapnyopiu) -u, (fr. irapa beside, and
ayopioj to harangue) to console,
comfort, sooth ; to encourage,
cheer, exhort ; to calm, alleviate,
assuage, soften, par. pres. act.
irapnyupiuv -u>v. impf. act. ra-
pnydpcov -ovv. 1 pi. irapvyopiopev
oifiev. per. ind. pass. irapny6pn-
uai. pper. pass, iraprjyoprjpnv,
-nco, -rjTO.
TlaAnyopia, -as, r), (fr. last) com-
fort, solace, consolation ; encou-
ragement; alleviation, fomenta-
tion, mitigation.
Hapi'iyopos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. same)
consolatory, cheering, comforta-
ble, soothing. Subs, a comforter.
UapntpiOrii 3 sin. 1 a. ind. pass, of
irapaepidouai, fr. irapa by, and
aepiQopai, which see.
HapnkpQn, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. pass, of
irapadpw.
Uaprii^a, -as, -£, I a. ind. act. of
irapaicra-d).
Hapnts, -iSos, hi same as
Tiapri'iov, -ov, to, (fr. vapeia a
cheek) a cheek-piece, ornament
of the jaw or bit ; the cheek, jaw.
Uaprjios, -ov, b, >% (fr. same) of the
cheek or jaw.
Hap)jKa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
ir.ipi^fni.
UapntcoXovdnica, -as, -£, per. ind
act. of irapaKo\ov9iu).
TlapnKU), f. -fjl-u), (fr. irapa through,
and "/(coj to come) to reach be
side, extend or stretch along ; to
admit of, allow, concede, yield ;
to pass by ; to arrive at, come to.
napnKuv, -ovca, -bv, (par. pres.
act. of last) admitting of, allow-
ingi affording, capable of.
U.aprj\dov, -es, t or -ev, 2 a. ind.
nAP
act. — Uap/iXdoa-av, Boeot. or
LXX. for napTi\9ov, 3 pi. 2 a.
ind. act. of irapip%ouai.
Tlapt/Xios, -ov, b, (fr. irapa beside
and J/Xtoj the sun) a mock sun,
a refection or representation of
the sun on the clouds.
UapnWaypivu>St (fr. irapnWayui vos
altered, par. per. pass, of ira-
paWdaao) to change) unusually,
in an uncommon manner, strange-
ly ; otherwise, differently.
Hd£nuai, (fr. irapa beside, and
rjpai to sit) to sit beside, sit down
by. par. pres. mid. iraprjpevos
-n, -ov.
TlapvfitkfiKtt, Ion. for irapwpt\fiKti
3 sin. pper. act. of irapapc\iu>.
Haprjjxev, Dor. for irapcivai, pres,
inf. of irdpEiui, to be present.
Xlaprjpevos, -tj, -ov, par. pres. mid,
of irdpnpai.
Uapfjvu, 3 sin. cont. impf. act. of
irapaiviu).
Ylapnopia, -as, r), (fr. next) a trace
strap which joins the horses to
the carriage ; a rein, bridle.
Tlapfiopos* -ov, b, fi, (fr. rapd with,
and ztpu to tie) strictly Subs.
an additional horse put to a cha-
riot. Adj. stretched along or by
the side, extended, projecting ;
yoked or joined to ; loose, irre-
gular ; light, silly, vague.
Tlaprjira<pov, -es, -£, 2 a. ind. act.
of irapaira<f>dtx>.
TLapjiptiixivos, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of irapaiptu).
HapTjpTi'innv, -au, to, pper. pass, of
irapaardu).
Tlaprjaav, 3 pi. impf. of irdpeipi, to
be present.
Uapfiadev, Dor. for irappaOov, 2 sin.
2 a. ind. mid. of irupnaBdvopai.
Hap'io-opai, 1 f. ind. mid. — ITapiy-
c-uxn, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. mid. — Tla-
pnerover:, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
irapirjpt.
Hap'iTriiJievos, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass. — TlapnTi'iffavTo, 3 pi. 1 a.
ind. mid. of irapairiopat.
YlapOipevos, Poet, or Ion. Sync,
for irapad(p.£vos, par. 2 a. mid.
of irapariBnpi.
Tlapdtvtia, -a?, t), see irapBevta.
TltipOevtia, -o)v, rd, see irap9ivta.
Ylap9iveios,-ov, b, >}, see irap9ivios.
YlapOevtvu) and Hapdevevopai, (fr.
irapBivos a maid) to be a maid, lead
a virgin life, keep maidenhood.
Tlap9ev£u)i', -Zvos, b, Ion. for irap-
Bcvutv.
Tiap9tvia, -as, f), (fr. irapBivos a
maid) virginity.
IlapBivta, -wv, rd, (fr. same) the
marks or tokens of virginity.
IIap9eviKau)v, g. jEoI. — Tlap9cvi-
Kr,et, d. pi. fern. Ion. of
Hap9£vtK^s, -r)y -bv, (fr. irapBivos a
maid) in a virgin state, virgin,
maiden; blooming; pure.
Tlap9tvi(jiv, -vivos, b, Ion. for irap-
Bsvojv.
TiapOzvoir'iirvSi -ov, b, (fr. irapBivos
a maid, and omirevu) to observe)
an admirer or lover of virgins ;
a gallant.
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nAP
Tlap9ivos, -ov, ^, a person unac-
quainted with the other sex ; a
virgin, maid ; a young woman.
Also Adj. -ov, b, t'i, virgin, pure,
unsullied ; blooming, fair.
WapBzvuiv, -dvos, b, (fr. last) tht
virgin's chamber, the young wo-
men's apartments.
UdpBos, -ov, b, Parthian, ofParthia.
Hapiavu), (fr. 7rapa by, and taiui to
lodge) to sleep beside, spend the
night.
Ilapiivat, pres. inf. act Tlapic-
cav, 3 pi. of irapinv, impf. ind.
act. of irapirjpi.
Uapi^u), f. -iao\, (fr. Tapa by, and
l£w to set) to set beside, place or
lay by ; to seat, make sit ; to sit
by, be seated near.
Hap!r;ixi,f. -rjew, p. -tiKa, (fr. same,
and 'ir/pt to send) to send by or
past ; to let pass ; to lay aside, put
by or out of use; to omit, pass
°^i neglect, leave out; to dismiss,
send away, discharge ; to admit,
allow, permit, dispense with ; to
put off, defer; to slack, loosen,
relax, weaken ; to let down, lower,
drop ; to go over or beyond^ pass
by ; to enter, go in ; to extend,
stretch out, prolong. Uapknai, to
grov) weak, fail, decay ; to pray,
beg, beseech, supplicate, per. pass,
ind. irapelfiai' par. iraptiuivos, 1
a. pass. ind. irapdBnv and irapi-
9nv par. irape9eis.
Tldptvos, -v, -ov, and Ilapjo?, -a,
-ov, of Paros, Parian.
Udpios, Dor. for IlapiiJo?, g. of
Udpis.
Uapiinrivw, (fr. 7rapaby, andjirTrcva*
to ride, th. "t-niros a horse) to ride
by or past ; along or by the side.
HapiirTTj/it, (fr. same, and "irrnpi
to fly) to fly beside, by or past.
lidpis, -iSos, b, Paris, a man's
name.
Tlapiaouj -w, fr. irapd intens. and
laou), same as icrdfa, which see.
Yiapiardvcrt, 2 pi. pres. ind. or
impr. of
Ilapto'T-ai'a), (fr. Trapa* by, and ht-
Tavw for "o-rnpt to place) to set
or place near ; to offer, presmt,
expose.
Haptards, -aea, -dv, par. pres. act.
— IlapicTao-o or -iVra), pres.
impr. mid. — ITap/oTavrr, 3 pi.
impf. mid. of
Ylapiornpi, f. -onvo-w, p. irap'crnxa,
(fr. irapa by, and'or^i to place)
to set near, place by, phnt be-
side ; to furnish, provide, afford,
deliver, render ; to stand beside,
be present or near, attend or tt- ait
upon; to defend, favour, jto-
tect ; to commend, recommend;
to produce, introduce, present,
offer, devote; to prove, demon-
strate, inform, acquaint ; to com-
pare together ; to stop, check,
stay; to reduce, subdue, subju-
gate; to excite, rouse, provoke,
stimulate ; to approach, come to
arrive. Tlapio-rapat, to approve,
assent ; to occur, happen ; to re-
solve, determine, persist ; to ad-
IIAP
tiunce in years, grow old. par.
per. act. irapcorriKwc, and cont.
jrapiorws. pper. act. raptarfjKtiv.
1 a. act. uid. irapiarrjaa. impr.
irapdornoov, in 2 pi. irapaartjaa-
tc inf. irapuarrjaat. 2 a. act. ind.
irapiarnv. 1 f. ind. mid. wapa-
ori aufiat.
TlapioTTioi, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
last.
Tlaplc^eiv, pres. inf. act. — riapiV-
X°hcvi ' P'* Pre£- 'nd. act. of
Hapioxu, fr. ir«pu intens. and /<r^w,
winch see.
Ilupiowais, -<oj, Att. -twj, //, (fr.
zupa intens. and (Vo? equal) a
rhetorical figure, by which the
latter members of a sentence
are made to bear a certain pro-
portion to the former ; a compa-
rison, similitude, resemblance,
equality.
JJapiwv, -uvea, -bv, par. of ndptov,
2 a. ind. act. of irdpcifii, to come
to.
TlapKarftiKTO, Sync, for irapaKart-
\i\Uto, 3 sin. ppcr. pass, of
irapiKaraXfyOfiai.
TlapKiiutvos, by Sync, for irapantl
ftcvoc.
YluntXivovci, by Sync, for irapa-
k\Ivovoi, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
rapa icA/vcti
Hapuvnroiaa, Dor. for irapaKvirrov
era, n. fom. par. pres. act. of
TTapiKVirTli).
Hapjiin(5\u)Kt, by Sync, for irapa-
ufft^\wKt, which is for itapaue-
p6\tjk€, 3 sin. per. ind. act. of
TTapaftijXiij).
llauftevSi, -d, 6, Parmenas,a. man's
name.
Hapuovurepos, -a, -ov, Sync, for
irapauovtuiirepos, comp. of ira-
pandvtuos.
Tlupv/joooto, g. Ion. — Xlapvnaadvb^
for Ylapvnoodttz, toward Parnas-
sus, a. sin. of
Wapinooos, Ylupirjcrbs, and Dor.
Wdpvaoos, -on, 6, Parnassus, the
name of a mountain in Phocis.
Tldpvoxp, -oiTQi, b, a kind of locust.
n.iiQi)6cvu), f. -cvtju), (fr. irapd by,
and bocvu) to travel, th. 6^oj the
road) to go along the road, travel
along, pass by ; to pierce, pass
through.
Tlnpooirns, -ou, 6, (fr. same, and
btbs the road) a traveller, pas-
r.piiicer.
Yldpo&og, -ov, b, (fr. same) en-
trance, approach, access, in-
gress ; a passage along, tho-
roughfare, way through; a bye-
way.
ndpoiQe and -dtv, (fr. irdpos before)
before, in front, in presence;
formerly, previously.
HapoiKiaia, -a?, fj, (fr. next) a
lodging, abode, residence ; a so-
journ, pilgrimage.
UapotKiu) -w, f. -7/ffw, p. -rrapuiKVKa,
(fr. vrapd by, and oikiw to dwell,
th. o7kos a house) to reside by,
dwell near, inhabit, live in; to
lodge, sojourn, remain as a guest
or stranger.
IIAP
WapoiKla, -as, »/, and HapotK^aii,
-iui, Att. -£ws, f), (fr. last) a
temporary residence, lodging.
Ylafjotnifa, f. -laui, p. irapuixiKa
(fr. tame) to remove, emigrate
change residence; to lodge, live
as a stranger.
YlapoiKobouiu -u>, f. -nod), p. irapw
KoSdfirjKa, (fr. napd beside, and
oiKuSofjiw to build) to erect be
side, build in addition ; to en
large the walls, ixttnd the forti
Jicutions. per. ind. pass. irapd*
KOOdflQflQl,
IldpoiKvi, -ov, b, I), (fr. irapd by,
and u'ikoi; a house) a lodger, so-
journ<r, stnmgir, pilgrim,
Tlapoifjiia, -af, /;, (fr. same, and
oiftrj the path) o proverb, adage{
byt-uord, common saying ; a
parable, comparison, similitude,
allegory ; an obscure saying
riddle.
riuooifiid^u), f. -daio, p. irapwuluica,
(fir. last) to use proverbs, speak
' in pat ■
VlapoifiKioTiis, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
.*;>< akt i or maker of proverbs.
riupoi/i<w<W, -ios -ovi, b, i), (fr.
, and u6u( likeness) pro-
i tibial, like a proverb.
IJapoiviu -ti, (fr. irdpoivoc a drunk-
ard) to speak or act indecently
through drunkenness; to insult
violate, abuse in wine.
Tlapotvla, -as, f/, (fr. same) a
drunken frolic, misconduct , in
solence or abuse from intoxica
tion.
Tldpoivoc, -ov, 6, fr, (fr. napd by,
and olvoi wine) addicted to drink,
sottish ; drunken ; rude, inso-
lent or indecent from drunken-
ness ; a drunkard, wine-bibber.
Tlapoivuvutvoc, par. pres. pass,
cont. of vupotviu).
TlapoioOrit, -una, -iv, d. sin. ira-
poioBfvri, par. 1 a. pass, of ira-
parpiaw, (fr. oi'u) obs.)
Hapoiorpi'iD -G>, f. -fiaia, p. irapuxr-
rpivca, fr. itapd. intens. and oia-
rpe<*, which see. 1 a. ind. act.
naptoorprjera.
Ylapoirepos, -a, -ov, (fr. irdpos be-
fore) prior, sooner, earlier ; an-
terior, going or standing before.
Uapoi%u), f. -^>;<7W, p. irapd>%riKa, or
Tlapoixouai, f. -oixfaouai, p. -w^?7-
uai, (fr. Tapu by, and oixofiai to
go away) to go or pass by, go
off, pass away. impf. mid. na-
pojXo^w, -ov, -eto. par. per.
pass. TTapu>xniiivos.
Ylapoixonevoici, d. pi. with t add-
ed, par. pres. mid. of last.
ITapoj^wKEE, Ion. for itapqx&Kti i 3
sin. pper. act. of same.
Tlapolu), (fr. irapd by, and olio obs.
to bear) see napa<pipit>. par. 1 a.
pass, irapotodets, -zioa, -iv.
QapuXtaOaivu), fr. irapd intens. and
oAjo-Gatvw, which see.
Hapouapriu) -w, fr. same, and buap-
t/w, which see.
Tlapouaprovvra, a. sin. mas. par.
pres. act. of last.
napo/xoid^u, f. -affu, p. rapwpola-
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FLAP
Ka, (fr. next) to resemble3 be like ;
to assu/tilalf, compare, liken. 2
pi. pres. ind. act. vapofiotdl^trt.
Tlapdfioioi, -ov, b, t), (fr. irapd by
and bfxoius like) nearly resem-
bling, very like, similar.
Tlapbv, -6vra, -diroi, cases of wa-
pwv, par. pres. of rdptiui, to bt
present.
Tlapovouaeia, -aj, /;, (fr. n pa be-
side, and ovoua a name) a na'
ming, calling ; a surname ;
change of name, play upon
name or word ; a pun.
Uapofyvai, 1 a. inf. act. — riap-
roi, 3 sin. pres. ind. pass.
— Tlapo^vvOtivv, -if, -17, 1 a.
opt. pass, of
Ylapa^viu), f. -vvtii, p. napu)(vyica,
(tr. irapd intf ns. and o(vvu to
whet, th. o(is sharp) to sharpen,
wltit ; to irritate, provoke, enrage,
incense, exasperate; tainetifate,
urge. impf. pass. irapu)£,\)v6finv.
per. ind. pass, irapoj^v^uai, and
Att. irapu)(vffftai.
Uapo^vafibi, -ov, b, (fr. last) irritu-
twn, provocation, incitement, in-
stigation ; a paroxysm or fit ;
dissension, strife, contention.
Ylapoirrdu -w, fr. trap« intens. and
oirrdti), which see.
Ylapo-rioi, -ov, b, f/, (fr. next) to
be neglected, overlooked or slight-
ed.
YlapditTOfiai, (fr. *rap<i by, and 6ir-
rouai to look) to look aside, over-
look, neglect; to connive, wink
at ; to despise, disregard. 1 a.
ind. pass. xapuxpQnv.
11ap6pdoi<, -ioi, Att. -cojc, //, (fr.
next) inattention, neglect, slight,
contempt.
Hapopdu) -w, f, -daio, p. Att. -cu>-
pdxa, (fr. irapu ill, and bpdio to
see) to I00K aside or askew,
glance sideways ; to observe
slightly, censure lightly ; to pre-
tend not to see, overlook, con-
nive or wink at ; to neglect, des-
pise, slight, contemn ; to see
dimly, be short-sighted.
Uapopylcltre, 2 pi. pres. impr. act.
of
TLapopyiQu), f. -law, and Att. -1u>,
p. iraputpytKa, fr. irapa intens.
and opy<'£w, which see. per. ind.
pass, irapwpyiouai.
Tiap6pyicjxa, -aros, rb, and ITupop-
yioubs, -ov, b, (fr. last) provoca-
tion, irritation; anger, wrath.
Uapopyiu), Att. for Trapopyurw, 1 I.
ind. act. of same.
Ilapop/^w, (fr. irapd ill, and bpifa
to limit) to alter boundaries,
change limits ; to transfer or
force beyond bounds; to remove
or put out of the way.
IJapopfido) -w, (fr. 7rapa intens. and
bppdw to incite) to exhort strong-
ly, encourage much, spirit up,
urge vehemently, instigate.
lidpoc, Poet, before, before that,
formerly, previously, hitherto.
Tlaporpvvu), f. -vvu>, p. irapwrpvyica,
(fr. irapd intens. and orpvvw to
excite) to push or urge on, insti-
nAP
gate, stimulate, excite, rouse, en-
courage; to aggravate, exaspe-
rate, irritate.
tlapovaa, Uapovar], TJapovcrji, Ua-
povat or -civ, cases of napdv,
par. pres. of irdptipLi, to be present.
TLapovaia, -as, {/, (fr. same) o com-
ing, arrival, approach ; pre-
sence.
Tlapo^io/iai -ovpat, (fr. irapd be-
side, and o%iu) to convey) to
ride beside, travel in the carriage
with.
Ylapo^erevdi, (fr. irapa by, and o^c-
revui to convey water, lh. o££toj
a canal) to change the course,
turn a stream ; to intercept.
Yldpoj^oi, -ov, b, (fr. irapr^w to pro-
vide) a purveyor, provider, ca-
terer. Or, (fr. irapa beside, and
6%os a carriage) a companion in
a carriage, fellow-traveller;
bride's man.
Tlapoxpls, -Voos, fi, (fr. irapa by, and
6\pov victuals) a dish, platter for
meat ; the meat served.
Hapirciridelv, HapireiriB&v, by Sync,
for irapaireTriOeiv and irapairtm-
du>v, which by Anadipl. Ion. for
irapairidEiv, inf. and napairiOwv
par. 2 a. act. of napaivtidw.
YlapirdSios, -a, -ov, or -ov, b, r), (fr.
irapa beside, and irovs the foot)
about or at the feet, before the
feet; near at hand, impending,
threatening
Happriaia, -as, t), (fr. iras all, and
fiiu) to speak) freedom of speech,
frankness, openness, boldness,
confidence, independence ; pub-
licity, notoriety.
Tlappijcidlopai, f. -daofxai, (fr. last)
to speak frankly, use freedom of
speech, be bold or independent,
behave boldly, act confidently,
impf. mid. eirap^vaia^dnnv, -ov
-sto. 1 f. inf. mid. irappnaidaea-
dai. 1 a. ind. mid. trrappriciaad-
flTIV, -w, -UTO.
Ylappiictaadutvos, -n, -ov, par. 1 a
mid. of last.
YlappTioiaoTris, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
free talker, bold speaker; confi-
dent, independent.
nA2
JJdjxpdats, -ios, Att. -ews, f), Sync.
;or vapaicpaais-
Hdp<pvKTos, -ov, b, r), Sync, for ira-
pd<p£VKT0S.
TlapuSiui, f. -rjao), (fr. irapa beside,
and (pSti a song) to apply words
othenvise than intended; to pa-
rody, burlesque.
Ilaptodiu) -Si, (fr. irapa intens. and
otOiu) to drive) to expel, extermi-
nate, chase, drive away ; to ba-
nish, turn out, discard ; to thrust
aside, put out of the way ; to
neglect, omit ; to delay, defer,
put off. Hapu>9touai -ovpai, to
fly, shun, avoid ; to refuse, ab-
hor, decline, par. pres. pass, ira-
pu)6c6u£vos -ovuevos.
Hap&du), f. -u5<to>, (fr. same, and
(i0w to drive) same as last.
IlapuKeaviris, -toos, t), (fr. irapa
by, and wiceavbs the ocean) the
sea-coast, shore of the ocean.
HapwKtjca, -as, -t or -tv, 1 a. ind
act. of irapoiKfd).
UaptoKic/iai, -aai, -arat, per. ind
pass, of irapoiKi^ii).
Hap(f>KoS6fit)fjiai, -aai, -rai, 3 pi.
irapo^Koboixnvrai, per. ind. pass,
of irapoiKoSofiiu).
Tlapibv, -ovaa, -ov, par. pres. of
irdptifxi.
Hapwvvnos, -ov, b, {), (fr. 7rapa be
side, and 6voua a name) sur
named, called after another.
Tlapai-vvtTo, 3 sin. impf. pass, of
irapot-vvw.
Ilapwo?, -ov, b, r), of a colour be
tween ash and red, brown or
bay
wapoirrofi
Tlapwris, -t<W, f), (fr. irapa by, and
ovs the ear) a swelling of the
glands beneath the ear.
nap&rpvva, -as, -t, 3 pi. -vav, 1 a
ind. act. of iraporpvvu).
Hapo}XVKai ~a*> '£> Per- md' act.
— n«ptf)^»?Ka»f, -via, -os, par
per. act. — Uap^rj/xi vos, -ty,
-ov, par. per. pass, of irapo^w
lias, ndaa, irav, all, whole, total,
entire, universal, every ; any,
each, whoever; the greater part,
HappTjaidffwuat, 1 a. sub. mid. of many, much. g. pi. irdvrwv, ira-
irdai,
ird-
Tap^rjGid^ofjat.
Uaprtdel, by Sync, for iraparidti
3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act. of ira-
paridfu) for irapariQriyn.
TiapriOiru), by £/nc. for iraparidi-
tu), 3 sin. pres. impr. act. of ira-
paTiQrjjxi.
Hapv<f>aiv<i) and Tlapv<pd<j), (fr. Trapa"
beside, and vcpalvu) or v<pdut to
weave) to weave to or along ; to
border, edge, trim. par. per.
pass. irapvQao-nivos.
Hapvipr), -tjs, r), (fr. last) a border,
edge, facing ; a dress thus bor-
dered.
Uap<pdfjcv, Sync, for irapaipdfjirv,
Ion. for irapa^a'vai, 2 a. inf. act.
— Tlapfdfjievos, -r>, -ov, Sync.
for irapatydfievos, -n, -ov, par. 2
a. mid. — Hapcpdadat, Sync, for
rapaipdvBai, 2 a. inf. mid. of ira
pd<pT)fii.
3 L
nAT
na'<r<ra!, -kos, a bolt, bar ; a pin,
peg.
Udaae, Ion. for iiraaae, 3 sin.
impf. act. of irdaau).
UaaavSln, UaaavSei, same as irav
avSin, rravcvo'e?.
Tldaaw or -ttu), f. -daw, p. iriiraica,
to sprinkle, scatter, besprinkle,
strew, dust ; to lay or spread
over ; to variegate, diversify, co-
lour variously, adorn.
Hdaau), Dor. for irr'iaam or irfiyvvfii.
Udards, -ados, »/, (fr. irdaao) to
sprinkle, or irdofiai to feed) a
chamber, bedroom ; a porch, hall,
room, parlour.
U.aards,-fi,-bv, (fr. irdaauy to sprin-
kle) sprinkled, strewed; spread,
laid out. Subs, a bed-chamber.
Ylaarocpopiov, -ov, to, (fr. last, and
(pipw to bring) a chamber with a
recess or closet for a bed ; a bri-
dal chamber, bed-room.
UaaT6u> -w, (fr. same) to prepare a
bed-chamber, receive as an in-
mate or guest ; to shelter, pro-
tect, lodge, harbour.
Udaxa, to, Heb. indecl. the pas-
chal lamb, passover.
Yldaxti, 3 sin. -xofiev, -^"i 1 &nd
2 pi. pres. ind. act. — Uaax^ev,
Ion. for TJdaxeiv, pres. inf. act.
— ITacr^frw, 3 sin. pres. impr.
— Udaxotre, 2 pi. pres. opt.
act. — Uaax6vras, a. -x6vrcs, n.
pi. of Uacx&v, -ovaa, -ov, par.
pres. act. of
Ilao-^a), f. mid. irdaopai, p. act.
irtirdOijKa, to suffer, go through,
undergo, endure ; to ail, feel,
TlapwitTo, 3 sin. pper. pass, of experience, be acted upon, receive
or bear, be affected ; to be natu-
rally ; to do or have to do, help
one's self; to avail, signify. 2
a. act. ind. iirddov inf. iradctv'
par. iraQiiv. per. ind. mid. iri-
irovOa.
Ilac-wr, Icn. Haaiuiv, g. pi. of iras.
Hard, a Scythian word, to kill,
slay.
. pi.
s Ion.
o&v, Ion. iraaiiov. d. pi
Ion. irdvTtoai ' irdaai
ajim.
UaSi a child's word for father.
Tidaa, Wdaai, Tldaais, Tlaaav, Tld
aas, cases of iras.
Haadv, Dor. for iraadv, g. pi. of
iras.
TlduaoOai, 1 a. inf. mid. of irdo-
pai.
Ilaffj;, Tidans, Haat, cases of ras.
Ildaidirj and Haotddn, -tjs, t), names
of women.
UdaaaKa, a. sin. of irdaaai;.
Tlaco-aXloKos, (dim. of next) a little
pee, bolt, bar, &c.
Wdaad\os, and Att. ITarraXo?, -ov,
b, (perhaps fr. rr/aaw to fasten)
a peg, pin; a bolt, bar, latch; a
stake, pile, post, pillar.
Tlaaadfuvos, Poel. for iraadfxevos,
-7), -ov. par. 1 a. mid. o( irdopai.
(4-i9)
IIarayfw> -Si, f. -rjffu), (fr. next) to
rattle, clatter, ring, resound,
crack, crash, peal, clap ; to roar,
scream.
Tldrayos, -ov, b, (fr. irardaaoi to
clap) a crack, crash, peal, clap,
rattle, din, clatter ; a roar,
scream, shriek ; a chattering,
gnashing, grinding.
UdraiKot, images or idols on the
prows of Pherdcian ships.
Tlaravri, -ris, »/, (fr. irsrdw to ex-
pand) a dish, plate, platter, pan,
fiat pot.
Tlarai-ai, inf. — rTara'faf, par. 1
a. act. — Tlaraf-p, 3 sin. 1 a.
sub. act. — nara^w, -tis, -ei, 1
pi. -%optv, 1 f. ind. act. of ira
Tdaaru).
Tldrapa, -wv, rd, Patara, a city of
As>ia.
UaTdaaj], 3 sin. pres. sub. act. ot
Uardaau), f. -£w, p. Tmra'Ta^a, to
make a noise with the feel, tread,
trample; to strike with a sound,
slap, clap, pat, dash, hit, smite; to
palpitate, beat, throb; to afflict
IIAT
hurt, torment, haras* ; to kill,
slay.
Haritodat seems to come from ira-
riut, but it signifies the same as
iruaaoOat, 1 a. inf. mid. of vdo-
uai.
Uariovn, d. sin. par. pres. act.
used Dor. for nariovai, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. of irariu).
Udrtp, v. sin. — \~larip\ by Apos.
for Tlaripa, a. sin. — flar/ptj,
n. -ripuv, g. -ripas, a. pi. of ra-
rr,p.
Uaripiovj -ov, rb, (dim. of same)
dear little jollier, my good fa-
ther.
Uariu -w, f. -r/<ru>, p. rcndrrjKa, to
tread, walk upon ; to walk about,
be among or acquainted with;
to spurn, despise, contemn ; to
trample upon, crush, subdue,
keep in subjection. 1 a. ind. pass.
nrarf)Qrjv, -T)i, -n.
HdrTjfia, -dros, rb, (fr. last) any
thing tram-pled on ; a trampling
or treading upon ; oppression,
subjection.
Uari)p, -ipof, and by Sync, ybs, a
father ; a progenitor, forefather,
ancestor ; a founder, origin,
source, author ; a teacher, in-
structor, pastor.
Yluri'/oas, -aaa, -av, 1 a. par. act.
— Hari'ico), 'US, -u, 3 pi. -oovoi,
1 f. ind act. of -rrarim.
narnrbi, -fi, -ov, (fr. same) trod or
trampled upon.
ndruos, -ov, h, Patmos, an island
in the vEgean sea.
Ilaro?, -ov, b, (fr. nariu) to tread)
a beaten track, path, road ; in-
tercourse, intimacy ; dirt, filth.
TLarovuevos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. of same.
ndrpn, -as, and Ion. rTu'rpr?, -rjs,
{,, (fr. irarfip a father) country,
native land ; a family.
Harpd8c\<pos, and Poet. YlarpaSiX-
(ptoi, -ov, b, (fr. same, and aii\-
^>os a brother) a father's brother ;
an uncle.
Zldrpddc, (fr. icdrpa a family) of
that family, branch or race ; from
home.
HaTpii\oiui, or UarpaXwas, -ov, b,
(fr. irarfip a father, and oAfw or
6\\vfti to destroy) a parricide,
murderer of his father.
Harpdai, d. pi. of -rarfip.
Tliron, -ns, f), Ion. for irdrpa.
Ilarpt, d. sin. of irarijp.
Tlarpia, -aj, h, (fr. irarfip a father)
a family, kindred, tribe; a race,
progeny; the origin or original
of a family.
n.'irptdpxvs, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
dp%(i> to begin) a patriarch, head
of a family ; a chief of 'the fathers.
HarpiSa, HarpiSt, cases of irarpis.
Harped?, -ri,-bv, (fr. same)/a*Aer-
ly, paternal, parental; heredita-
ry, patrimonial.
lldrptos, -ov, b, }), (fr. same) of a
father, fatherly, paternal; from
a father, hereditary ; of one's
country, native.
Harpls, -¥<$o$, t\, (fr. same) country,
nAT
native land or city. Adj. native,
paternal, original.
Tlarpiuirns, -ov, b, (fr. last) a coun-
tryman, of the same country, na-
tion or people.
Harpi&Tis, -iSos, //, (fr. same) a
countrywoman.
Uarp6(ioas, -ov, b, a man's name.
TlarpoKaolyviroi, -ov, b, (fr. same,
and Kaoiyvnros a brother) a fa-
ther's brother, an uncle.
TlarpoKXirji -rjs, -ieos -ios -ovs, b,
and UdrpoKKoi , -ov, b, Patroclus,
a man's name.
YlarpoirapdSoros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. ira-
ti)o a father, and irapaolfnaai to
deliver) delivered from one s fa-
ther, handed down from our an-
cestors, traditional.
liar poirdr wp, -opos, b, (fr. same
repeated ) a father's father, pa-
ternal grandfather.
Tlarpbs, g. sin. of irart'ip.
Uarporvnrns, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
rv-rru) to strike) a parricide, who
strikes his father.
ITarpoD^oj, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same, and
/vw to have) inheriting from the
father. Subs, un hur or heiress.
Tlarpo<f>ovcvs, -ios, b, (fr. same, and
tyovevs a murderer, th. <bivu) to
kill) a parricide, killer of his own
or another's father.
Ilarpw^w, (fr. same) to follow his
father's example, imitate his fa-
ther, walk in his steps.
Harpmos, -ov, b, n, and ILirpipof,
-a, -ov, (fr. rrarf)p a father) of a
father, paternal ; descending
from a father, hereditary, ances-
tral ; native.
T\drru\os, -ov, b, see irdooa\os.
Tlarrw, Alt. for -rdoau).
Wave, pres. impr. act. — Uaitrai,
3 sin. — Tlav6ur8a, 1 pi. pres.
ind. mid. — UavOn, Ion. for cirav-
Orj, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. pass, of iravu.
TIav\a, -vs, »/, (fr. navo) to stop) a
cessation, rest, interval.
ITnCXof, -ov, b, Paul, a man's
name.
TVavpihios, -ov, b, fj, (fr. iraZpos
few, th. iravu) to stop) very little,
small; very few, but little.
Uavpov, (neut. of same) little, but
little, too little, hardly.
Uavp6vrrcp, (fr. same) a little, for
a little while or a short time.
TLavpos, -a and Ion. -n, -ov, (fr.
iravw to stop) few, little ; small,
diminutive; short. Comp. rav-
p6repos.
Xlavoat, 1 a. inf. act. — Havcdut-
vo?, -n, -ov, par. 1 a. mid. —
TlavaaoBai, 1 a. inf. mid. —
TlavoacBt, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. mid.
Havoaoat,*!. pi. fern, of — Tlavaas,
-doa, -av, par. 1 a. act. — Ilaii-
odrwf 3 sin. 1 a. impr. act. —
Tlavaeta, -as, -e, 1 a. opt. ^Eol.
act. — Uavoo^tai, -n, -trai, 3
pi. -oovrai, 1 f. ind. mid. of
iravu).
Tlavo-is, -ioi, Att. -Ew?, >}, (fr. iravM
to stop) a cessation, interval,
rest, pause, intermission.
Ilav(r'i>\fi, -/}c, fh (fr. same) a ces-
(450)
nEA
sation, rest, interval, intermis-
sion.
TlavaJJutaOa, Poet, for iravoiifitda%
1 pi. 1 a. sub. mid. of
Ilavu), f. -at,), p. -rrinavKa, to make
pause or cease , put a stop to ; to
restrain, repress, check, hinder,
to allay, assuage, mitigate, rain,
pacify ; to loiter, delay, linger
Ilavofiai, to stop, cease, pause,
rest; to abstain, withhold, re/ram,
to rest, subside, abate, internal
to end, conclude, terminate. 1 a.
act. iitavca' impr. iravtrov, -dru.
2 a. ind. act. iiraov pass, ciranv-
impf. pass. tnavSfjtnv, -ov, cro
3 pi. trtaiovTo. per. ind. pass.
TTiTTavuai. 1 a. ind. mid. erravod-
urjv, -u>, -aro.
naojXdyiliv, -6vos, b, a Paphlago-
uian.
IIdip\a£tv, Ion. for tndq&a^t, 3 sin.
impf. act Tla<p\d$oiro, 3 sin.
pres. opt. pass, of
n<j</>Aa£w, (fr. <p\dfa to burst
forth) to boil up, bubble, work,
ferment ; to rage as the sea ; to
fret, storm, bluster.
Tlatios, -ov, f), Paphus, a city of
Cyprus.
Udxtas, Dor. for irijxtas, a. pi. of
*fixvs.
Ha^tla, n. sin. fern. — Ila^ir?,
and Ion. Waxfin, d. sin. fern, of
ira^vj.
TlaxOfj, Dor. for ityxQji, 3 sin. 1 a.
sub. pass, of vi'iyvvui.
U<ix*Tiy -ns, h hoar fT0*U frozen
dew.
naxv>Jn;,-fff(rvi,-rv,(fr.last)/rosty.
Udyvos, and Uax<>i, -cos -ovs, rb,
(fr. itaxiii thick) thickness big-
ness, grossness ; fatness, plump-
ness.
Tlaxvdu), -u>, (fr. irdxvn frost) to
freeze, congeal, condense ; to
thicken, coagulate, curdle ; to
thrill, feel horror ; to sadden,
grieve, vex, depress.
Tldxos, -coj -ovs, rb, see ira^voj.
IlnvuiStp/iOj, -ov, b, f), (fr. iraxH
thick, and iipua skin) thkk-
skinned ; hardeneel, obdurate ;
stupid, dull, clownish, rough,
ignorant.
ria^uv0£<5, -ttoa, -tv, par. 1 a.
pass, of
TlaYvvd), f. -vvw, p. ircrraxvyKa,
(jr. next) to thicken, make fat or
gross, fatten ,* to render dull or
stupid, stupify. per. ind. pass.
rtrrrdxvpiiai, 1 a. ind. pass, cira-
Xvvdr/v.
ITa^?, -da, -u, thick, close, com-
part,firm ; strong, robust, stout ;
broad, large, wide ; fat, greasy ;
rich, sleek ; gross, plump, cor-
pulent, muscular ; heavy, weigh-
ty ; dull, stupid, slow, sluggish ;
coarse, rough, rude, ignorant.,
clownish.
Uaxvrvs, -nro$, ?,. (fr. ast) thick-
ness, grossness ; fatness, corpu-
lency ; dulness, stupidity.
ritito -w, see irdouai.
Tlita, iEol. for lurd.
UeSda, Tk&aqv, I n. Pleon. for
IIEZ
t£^5, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
and Uu)av, pres. inf. act. cont.
of ireodw.
TLthiaaKov, 3 pi. impf. act. of ircSa-
daKio, Ion. for same.
Hc6dyperoi, -ov, 6, ^, (fr. iriia
JEol. for /urii after, and aypiw
or aypevm to hunt) caught again,
seized, taken in flight, overtaken,
arrested.
TlcSaipu, JEol. for utTaipta.
{ltSapeipw, JEol. for u.zraud(i(i>.
FLdavos, -r„ -ov, (fr. nidov the
ground) firm, strong, solid ; on
the ground, low ; humble, feeble.
XleSdpoios, -ov, b, f), JEol. for ut-
rdpaios-
TliSas, a. pi. of -nihrj.
TltSdaai — HitiaGOV, Dor. for TrtSrj-
cat, inf. and iriSrjaov, impr. 1 a.
act. of irtSdu).
HcSd(j>pujv, -ovos, o, fi, (fr. viSrj fet-
ters, and <ppriv the mind) enslav-
ed in mind,enthralled,prejudiced ;
weak in understanding, dull, stu-
pid, foolish. Or, (fr. ni8a JEol.
for /lera after, and same) after-
wise, knowing too late.
He8du), and HeSiuj -<3, f. -rjaio, p.
treiriSriKa, (fr. xidr] fetters) to
bind with chains, fetter, shackle ;
to tie, fasten, entangle, hamper,
impede.
Hd)ipX°^ai, JEol. for utripx^^ai.
Tltoto) -w, see ireSdta.
fHSi;, -ns, fj, (perhaps fr. irovs the
foot) a shackle, fetters, a chain ;
a gin, snare, trap.
Wkb'natv, Ion. for eiriSncre, 3 sin. 1
a. ind. act. of neSdo).
U.e8rjTtii, -ov, 6, f/, (fr. TriSrj fetters)
bound, chained, fettered. Subs.
a bondsman, slave, captive.
Ueiias, -dSos, //, (fr. ireSiov the
plain) level country, plain.
*Ii6~i\ov, -ov, to, a shoe, slipper,
sandal ; winged shoes.
ntSivds and IleSeivds, -ti, -bv, (fr.
vidov the ground) plain, fat,
level, champaign; lov>.
IlcSiov, -ou, Ion. -aio, to, (fr. same)
flat or level ground, a plain ; a
piece of ground, field.
HiSiov, -ov, rb, ^dim. of rriSr] fet-
ters) a small chain or shackle.
HeStovdfios, -ov, 6, >/, (fr. niiov the
ground, and vifiu) to rule) guard-
ing the plains.
n.eSioi:\6KTvii0i, -ov, 6, %, (fr. same,
and 7rX^o-o-w to strike) striking or
trampling the plains.
TltSddev, (fr. next) from the ground
or earth ; from the bottom, from
below ; from the soil, native.
UfSov, -ov, to, ground, soil, earth ;
lowland, plain ; a border, bound-
ary.
TltdoorififjS, -ios -ovi, b, //, (fr.
last, and arcii3bt to trample)
trampling the plains.
Tli^a, -ns, fj,the sole of the foot ; Hie
foot ; a fringe, list, oordcr ; the
edge, -im. hrim ; bank, shore,
O'lSt.
n^evo), {if. last) to travel on foot,
march; to go by land. pres.
inf. act. rt^cvuv.
tiei
Help, (d. sin. of same ; or of irc-
(ps, viz. 6(5<3) on foot.
Ue^iKdv, -ov,'rb, (neut. of next) the
infantry, foot soldiery.
Ui^Kos, -fi, -bv, (fr. viXfl the sole
of the foot) on foot, pedestrian,
of a footman, of infantry.
H.t\o(}6as, -ov, b, (fr. same, and /?oi)
a battle shout) who fights on
foot; afoot warrior or soldier.
He.$ou.d%as, Dor. for Il£$opdxns
-ov, 6, (fr. same, and u.d%o[tat to
fight) a foot soldier or infantry,
man ; a landsman.
Uc^onaxio, (fr. same) to fight on
foot or on land.
Hefy/jidXTi, -vs, and Ut^oua^la, -as ,
fl, (fr. same) a battle of infantry,
fight on foot, engagement by
land.
Hi^os, -i}, -ov, (fr. ni^a the sole of
the foot) on foot, infantry, pe-
destrian, performed on foot, on
land. Subs, a footman or sol-
dier.
Uel, Dor. for ttou.
Ud9\ Ion. for i-ntiBt, 3 sin. impf.
act. of ireiOo).
UtiOapxiw -Si, f. -^ctcu, p. irtireiOdp-
XV^a, (fr. itdQouat to obey, and
a'pywv a ruler) to obey a superior,
yield obedience, comply, submit.
1 a. ind. act. eireiOdpxnoa
HaQapxia, -as, h, (fr. same) obe-
dience, subjection, submission.
Ild&eis, 2 sin. -Oo/iev, 1 pi. pres.
ind. act. — TltiQepEv, Ion. for
ttddtiv, pres. inf. act. — HeiBco,
Ion. for -rrdOov, pres. impr. pass.
— HeiQcoOai, pres. inf. pass. —
TltidtoQt, 2 pi. pres. ind. or impr.
pass. — Uddnrai, 3 sin. pres.
sub. pass, of ireidti).
HeiOito, and Tlidea -5, Poet, and
Att. for irdOo).
HetQrjvios, -ov, b, ij, (fr. irriOouat to
obey, and ffvia a bridle) obedient,
submissive, tractable.
ndOopat, pres. ind. pass, or mid.
— TlzidoyLtvos, -t), -ov, par. pres.
pass. — HeidovTo, Ion. for tirei-
dovro, 3 pi. impf. pass. ofirdQu).
UuObs, -tj, -bv, same as iriddvbs,
only found in 1 Cor. ii. 4.
Tleidov, pres. impr. mid. of irddw.
IleiQovs, g. sin. cont. of next.
UeiQu), -60s -ovs, hy (fr» ittidia to
persuade) the goddess of per-
suasion ; persuasion, fair speech,
insinuation ; an impression, opi-
nion, belief ; obedience, sub-
mission, compliance, obsequious-
ness.
TleiOu), f. vrelcru), p. rrirreiKa, to bind
or tie to in order to lead, turn,
conduct ; to persuade, convince,
prevail on, influence, induce,
urge ; to appease, propitiate, re-
concile ; to corrupt, seduce, bribe ;
to procure, obtain. Tltidoftm,
to assent, comply, condescend ;
to obey, submit, yield ; to believe,
trust, depend or rely upon. 1
a. ind. act. inuca. 2 a. act.
ind. iiriOov, Ion. irtiriOov' par. ttj-
6o)v, Ion. irtKtQu)!'. impf. pass.
tir(:iOditrjv,-i>', -<-m. per. pass. ind.
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IIE1
viitiiajxni' par. fTirtio-fxivos, la.
pass. ind. evtiodiiv. 1 f. ind.
pass. 7T£tc-0>/o-o//ai. per. mid. ind.
iriirotdw inf. Triirotdivat' par. ir£-
7to<0w$. pper. mid. £7T£7ro/0£tv,
Ion. £ir£7TOI0£O.
U.etOdi)iitda, 1 pi. pres. sub. pass.
— tlcidwv, -ovca, -ov, par. pres.
act. of last.
Ht'iKw or ri£Kci>, f. -fw, p. viircxa, to
comb the hair ; to card or dres$
wool or flax ; to shear. 1 a. ind.
pass. cnixQiv. per. ind. mid.
niiTOKa.
Uuva, and Ion. IWv;?, -ns, h, ^"»"
ger, want or desire of food ; fa*
mine.
Huva, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
— Ileivdv, pres. inf. act. cont.
of Tteivdat.
IleivaXiosy -a, -ov, (fr. irtiva hun-
ger ) hungry, famishing, starved.
n£ivavr<,Dor. for ireivuvri, d. sin.
cont. par. pres. act. — n«vo-
cai, I a. inf. act. — IIei vdo-ETe,
-o-oucri, 2 and 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act.
— Ustvdaji. 2 sin. 1 f. ind. mid.
of
Ileivdu) -Si, f. -daw, and lieiviu) -5,
f. -^o-w, (fr. itnva hunger) to hun-
ger, be hungry, desire food ; to
want, be poor; to long or pine
for, covet, wish earnestly.
Heivnui, same as last.
Uttffjv, Dor. for ttetvav, pres. inf.
act. cont. of same. — Ueivfjuevai,
JEol. for neivf/V or, for iruvrjvat,
pres. inf. act. of irelvrjui.
Tlilpa, -as, >/, endeavour, attempt^
effort, trial, experiment ; prac-
tice, experience ; fraud, deceit^
cunning, artifice.
Ilftpa, -as, h, (fr* itttput to pass
through) the point or edge of a
weapon.
Il£ipd£w, f. -aoo), irtirdpaica, (fr.
ncipd an attempt) to endeavour,
attempt, exert, make an effort ,
to try, prove, explore, examinet
sift, search out ; to tempt, se-
duce. 1 a. act. ind. eircipaoa'
inf. ireipacat. per. ind. pass, vt-
Trtipaapai, 1 a. pass. ind. E7T£t«
pdadnv' sub. utipaoduf inf. iru-
paodrjvai.
Tleipdfav, -ovtra, -ov,n. pi. -fyvres,
par. pres. act. of last. Subs.
a tempter ; the devil.
Hripa6\ Apos. for -rrdpara, pi. of
irtipas.
Yleipaddnv, -ns, -n, 1 a. opt. pass.
— YleipadSi, -fjs,-j), 3 pi. irupadti'
01, 1 a. sub. pass, of ireipdo).
Tleipatvui, same as irepaivu).
Ildpop, and Helpas, -aros, rb, see
iripas.
Tleipdaai, 1 a. inf. act. — Tldoaaai,
3 sin. 1 a. opt. act. ; or 1 a.
impr. mid. — YieipaaOds, -tiaa,
-ev, par. — Il£ioaff0?Jvai, inf. 1 a.
pass. — Hctpacdfis, -dr,re, 2 sin.
and pi. 1 a. sub. pass, of ira
pdfa.
ndpaaiS, -ios, Att. -eus, f/, (fr. Tttt-
pdfa to try) a trial, attempt
endeavour ; a temptation, solid*
tation.
II El
Xlupaa^bs, -or, b, (fr. same) an m-
iltninur, attunjit, trial ; a t> mpla-
.1 nl.
Utipaarfis, -oi, b, (fr. same) one
Who tries or attempt*; a tempter,
SlduClT.
HtipaoTtKbi>, -f), -ov, (fr. same) try.
ing, attempting; vainly endea-
vouring, ineffectual ; inconclu-
sive.
Hdpar\ for ndpara, pi. of irttpas.
Jltiparios,-a, -oi', (fr. ircipdb) to try,
tn. -nupa an attempt) must be
OUanpttd, u to be trial, &c. ac-
cording to the verb.
Tlcipartvu), f. -tvaw, (fr. rrnparfis a
pirate) to be a pirate ; to plun-
der, pillage ; to seize, hold.
U.(ipurf,piov,-o\i,Tb, (neut. of next)
a nest or haunt of piruU s ; a
troop of robbers.
Ucipnri'ipioi, -ov, b, f/, (fr. irctptiu) to
try) trying ; to be tried, nub init-
io proof. Also, piratical,
plundering.
Hetparfii, -ov, b, (fr. irttpdu to at-
tempt ; or irtipu) to pass through)
a rover, adventurer ; a pirate,
plunderer, robber.
Tiupdru), 3 sin. pres. impr. act. of
lliipdu -w, f. -dad), and -»/<rw, p.
wtimoafUii (fr. irclpa an attempt)
to endeavour, try, attempt, essay,
strut ,t,ttrt; to i rjdnrt , exumine ;
to attack^ assault, try to take ; to
tern; t, solicit, seduce ; to prove,
experience, impf. pass, circtpad-
Hqv -ivfinv, -dov -u>, -dtro -dro, 3
pi. -dovro -uvro.
Uupndijvai, 1 a. inf. pass. — Udprr
aat, 1 a. impr. mid. of last.
Hcipr/rtfa, (fr. same) to try, en-
deavour, attempt ; to tempt, se-
duce.
YlciplBoos, -on, 6, P\rithous, a man's
name.
Yldpivs, 'ivOos, ft, a basket, hamper
or 600/ attached to a carriage.
n.tipd), F. -tpu>, p. wiirapica, to pass
through, go along, cross over ; to
pierce, thrust, strike or drive
through ; to fix, stick or fasten
in or upon. 1 a. ind. act. iirei-
pa. 2 a. ind. act. iirapov. per.
ino" pass, iriitapuai, 1 a. ind.
paas. iirapOnv. per. ind. mid.
iriiropa.
TleipCb, 2 sin. cont. pres. impr.
mid. — Httpydro,. Ion. for net-
pihvro, 3 pi. cont. pres. opt.
pass. — YletpupcOa, 1 pi. cont.
pres. ind. pass. — IIaou5//£»>oj,
par. pres. pass. cont. or irupdd).
Tltiaa, -tjs, {,, (fr. luiBd) to bind) a
cable.
Ildaai, for merai, 1 a. inf. act. of
xiiriaKd).
Retains, -aiaa, JEo\. for Zldoas,
-aaa, -av, n. pi. -aavrcs, par. 1
a. act. of -neidd).
Tj£iaa%d\ivos,-ov, b, f/, (fr. irdda) to
obey, and %aXivbs a bridle) obe-
dient to the reins.
Heiaeai, Ion. for irzian, 2 sin. 1
f. ind. mid. — Udexas, 2 sin. 1
a. ind. act. — Heiaiiitv, Ion. for
t«V«v, 1 f. inf. act — Udacaaai,
III \
1 f. inf. mid.- Uitan, 2 mil 1 f.
mil. mid. — WncrQcts, -tlaa, -iv,
n. pi. irtiaOivrii, par. 1 a. pass.
— TliiaOijvai, 1 a. inf. pass. —
Tlctadjjs, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. pa--. —
HcioOi'iaofiai, 3 pi. -d/jaovrai, 1 f.
ind. pass, of wtlOn).
Uctaiarparos, -ov, b, Pisistratus, a
man's name.
Udafia, -dros, rb, (fr. rrdBd) to per-
suade) confidence, trust, bold-
ness, assurance ; a persuasion,
opinion, belief; a rope used to
manage the helm, tilier-rope ; a
cable, halser or jbflU
Tltiafioifi, -?is, >'), (fr. same) a per-
suasion, opinion, I
Tletao^iai, -i,, -trai, 1 f. ind. mid.
of iraVj^w or of irdOd).
Uctaoi, and Waos, -cos -ovs, rb, (fr.
Tttd) obs. fr»r which irivd> to wa-
ter) a marsh, swamp, savannah,
mmni ; a A'r"
Xlciorios, -a, -ov, (fr. itdBd) to per-
suade) must be ctiinjdud, is to
be obeyed, &c. according to the
vcrh.
U.ciari)p, -fjpoi, 0, (fr. irdOd) to per-
■Uaoe) apcrsuader, adviser; obe-
dunt, attentive, sulrmissive ; a
cord, rope.
UeKovXtov, -ov, rb, (fr. Lat. pecu-
lium, a grrvant's savings) pri-
property, one'* own share.
n/Vw, same as ttukw.
\li\dycaat, Ion. for irtXdytai, d. pi.
of Tr/Xayo?.
Utkayl^d), (fr. next) to inundate,
overflow, stagnate, stand in
pools ; to cross the ocnin.
FliXayof, -tot -ov(,rb, (perhaps fr.
7rXo?ov a ship, and dyui to lead)
the sea, ocean, great an p.
Wtkdydiv, -ovoi, b, Pelagon, a
man's name.
rirXa£u>, f. -Sad), p. irrirAara, (fr.
irt\ai near) to elraw near, ap-
proach, reach, arrwe at ; come
to lanel ; to strike or elash a-
gainst ; to approximate, bring
near; to give, grant, bestow. 1
a. impr. act. nfaaoov, Poet, tti-
^aaaov.
U.c\50(D, f. -dad>, same as last.
Ui\avoi, -ov, b, a cake of meal or
bran used in sacrifices ; any
cake or hardened lump ; clotted
foam.
IltAapyo?, -ov, 0, (perhaps fr. rtXoj
black, and apybs white) a stork ;
a jug with a long spout.
UiXas, (perhaps fr. m\d) to bring
nigh) near, nigh, hard by. comp.
nXnaiov, sup. ireXaardrd). 'O ire-
Xas, one near, a neighbour ; ano-
ther, some other.
UfKaaav, Ion. for tirfXacav, 3 pi.
1 a. ind. act. — YltXdaat, inf. —
TltXdaas, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a.
act. of ireXd^d).
IlfXaoyoi, -cDv, o\, Pelasgi, an an-
cient name of the Greeks.
TleXaaOeU, -elan, -ev, par. 1 a. pass.
— ri£Xflo-0»7, Ion. for tireXdadn, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. pass. — rifXao-o-aij,
JEo\. and Poet, for mXdaas,
-aaa,-av, par. 1 a. act. — riAaff-
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IIEA
aov, Poet, for nlXaaov, ' k It**
act. of itiXd^u).
TliXdrvi,-ov,b, (IV. same' or* u«*
ajiproatlii.s or MM «MmTj an
inhabitant, native, dwfUe W'gt
hour ; u elit nt, dependant, ser-
vant, hireling.
tlcXdrn, -l6os, {), (fr. same) sam©
as last in fern. gen.
IltXaw -w, same as niXdfa.
niXcdoi, -ov, b, see mtiXeOos.
niXeOpov, -ov, rb, see irXt'Opov.
TliXci, (impers. fr. nlXto 10 be) it
is ; it happens, fares, occurs.
niXcta, -a(, and lliXcids, -a6os, f/t
a pigeon, dove.
TiiXituoi or -aiv, d. pi. of TrrXti^i.
UtXiKdv, and IlfXt>t«f, -3v«j and
-drroi, b, (fr. next) a pelican.
TleXtKad) -a, f. -i',od), (fr. -riXcicvs an
axe) to cut with an axe, hew,
cleave, chop, cut, pare, smooth.
tltXiKnua, -aroi. rb, (fr. last) hew-
ings, chips, shavings which serve
for kinelling a fire, firevovl.
XlcXtKvrbs, -i). -bv, (fr. same) hew-
> '/, cut ; dressed with an axe,
smoothed, planed.
lltXcK^d), I. -tow, p. iri-f'XiKitca, (fr.
irfXtKvs an axe) to cut with an
axe, hew ; to behead, per. pass,
ind. irtTrtXiKiofiat' par. ncircXc
KtOfiivOS.
TliXtxlvos, -ov, b, (fr. last) a plant
called axe-fitch, hutc.hct-fiu h 01
axe-wort. Also, a bird of the
duck kind, the shoveller.
UtXfKKnatv, Ion. or Poet, for eirt-
XiKnac, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
irtXticdd).
IHXucicov, -ov, rb, (fr. wiXexvi an
axe) the haft or handle of an
axe ; the axe itself.
TliXcKVi, -cos, Att. -id>s, b, an axe,
cleaver, hatchet; a battle-axe,
pole-axe.
TltXtnlfyr , Ion. for tircXcfiitlcTo, 3
sin. impf. pass, of
TLtXifiiiCu), f. -fa, p. ne-ncXfui^a,
(perhaps fr. itaXdftn the hand) to
shake with the hand, move, stir,
wag, make vibrate ; to brandish,
toss, fiing ; to remove violently,
throw rlown, shatter ; to trouble,
disturb, agitate, disquiet. TleXe-
pi^ojiai, to quake, quiver, tremble.
per. ind. pass. irtirtXiiayfiai. 1
a. ind. pass. crn^eiiixOt/i'.
TIcXcuixBr), Ion. for tittXtfti^Bn, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. pass, of last.
IlfXtv, Ion. for incXt, 3 sin. imrT.
act. — TliXtoKC, impf. act. of rrc-
XioKa), Ion. — nAcv, Dor. for
ireXov, pres. impr. mid. of niXu).
TlcXiSvbs, -i), -ov. (fr. ireXbs black)
blackish, black and blue, livia,
bloodshot.
TltXi8v6d> -d>, (fr. last) to make livid
or black and blue, blacken ; to
bruise, thump, beat, buffet.
TleXidofiai -oi)//aj, (fr. next) to be-
come livid or black and blue,
grow blackish or dark.
UiXios, (fr. ireXbs black) black and
blue, livid, blackish, dark-colour-
ed, dusky.
lliXXa, Ion. n*'XX»7, -»$, and !!«*><$,
nEM
'fioi, }j, (perhaps, fr. irA/05 full)
a pail, milk-vessel; a drinking
rup.
WXXr,, -77?, ^, Pella, a city of Ma-
cedonia.
MWos, -n, -ov, or IltXAdj, -7), -bv,
same as ireXds-
HiXpa, -aros, to, the sole of the foot
or of a shoe.
W Xo pat, see TtiXu).
UeXbptaOa, Dor. for xt\6fitQa^ 1 pi.
pres, ind. pass, of iriXta.
fliXovTo, Ion. for eniXovro, 3 pi.
impf. mid. of ir/Aw.
Ut\oirrlia6'ai, Ion. Poet, and Dor.
for YlsXoitiSat, n. pi. of
neXoTrtcvs, -ov, b, the son of IlrAo^.
UeXowovvrttTtaKbi, -»), -bv, Pelopon-
nesian, and
ritXonovvno inert, (fr. next) like a
Peloponnesian.
TlcXo-ovvnaos, -ov, >i, (fr. IlfAoi^
Pelops, and vTtaos an island) Pe-
loponnesus.
YliXonos, g. of IlAo<^.
IleAof, -fj, -bv, dark, blackish, dus-
ky, brown, bay, tawny ; black.
HtXrdpiov, -ov, to, (dim. of iriXrn
a buckler) a small buckler, tar-
get.
neXraarfjs, -ov, b, (fr. same) armed
with a small shield ; a targcteer.
TleXracrriKov, -ov to, (fr. same) a
body of targeteers.
neXraffriKos, ->h -bv. (fr. same) of
or like a target ; armed icith a
target ; skilled in the use of it.
YHXtt), -rt;, r/, a buckler, target,
smalt shield generally m tne
shape of a crescent.
MXvt, -vkos and n/Avj, -eos, Att.
-ewj f/, (fr. niXeKvs an axe) o
hate hct, axe ; a wooden basin or
bow'.
TliXo) or HiX opai, to be, exist ; to
be v:ell or ill, fare ; to happen,
occur, chance, become; to turn,
change, revolve, recur ; to come,
arrive at. draw near ; to bring
nea<-, make approach.
Hi Aw.., -wpoj, rb, a monster, giant ;
a prodigy.
TleXuptos, -ov, b, ft, and MXupos,
-a, -ov, (fir. last) ominous, por-
tentous, ill-boding ; prodigious,
huge, gigantic; amazing, won-
derful, venerable, awful.
Tlfuua, -aroi, to, (fr. iriirru to
cook) dressed victuals; a cake,
pasty, dainty.
TleiiirdSapxos, -ov, b, f), see ireirrd-
Sapxos-
neuTTiiQui or Ylenirdfyixai, f. -dcio,
and mid. daopai, p. tr t-n i pi: a Ka,
(fr. next) to count on the fingers,
count by fives ; to number, reck-
on ; to think, consider.
ncfiira?, -ados, fi, ^Eol. for ircirrds.
Tlipire, JEo\. for -ttivTt.
llifiifc, Ion. for iircpirt, 3 sin. impf.
act. — Tliprtiv, pres. inf. act. of
Tf^TTW.
TlipireXos, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. nip-
irw to send) an old man.
\iipirowa, Dor. for vipirovaa, n.
fern. par. pres. act. — Ilfpirdpe-
vo$, -n, -ov, par. pres. pas^s. —
nEN
Uipnnv, Ion. for iirepnov, impf.
act. — Hip irovra, a. sin. par.
pres. act. of iripirio.
Hepirrdt^m, (fr. next) to divide into
jives, arrange by Jives, put Jive
in a rank.
TityiTTTalos, -a, -ov, (fr. -rrivTe five)
the fifth in order ; every fifth ;
by fives; occurring every fifth
day ; five days old.
Hepirrdpepos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. trip-ire,
JEoh for irivre five, and dpipa,
Dor. for fjpipa a day) see -rrevdij-
ftepos.
nipirros, -11, -ov, (fr. irivre five)
fifth.
Uepirrbg, -rj, -bv, (fr. next) sent,
dismissed, discharged.
Ilipirta, f. -\P<d, p. iriiTtfMpa, to send,
send to, off or away ; to march
in state, make a procession ; to
despatch, send an account, mes-
sage or embassy ; to send to, im-
part, grant ; to dismiss, discharge,
disband, discard ; to send from,
avert, turnjaway ; to carry, con-
vey, escort, attend, accompany ;
to send for, sef ir have conduct-
ed. 1 a. act. itid. iirepipa' impr.
Ttipxpov, -drta' sub. rrip\j/io, -77?,
-;;• inf. itipxpai' par. nipx^ai,
-aca, -av. pre*, ind. pass. irip-
iropai. 1 a. ind. pass. eiripcpdnv.
1 f. ind. pass. irtp^Qficopai. per.
ind. mid. -iri-tropira.
YltpirwffoXov, -ov, rb, (fr. Trip-ire,
JEo\. for irivre five, and ofioXbs a
spin a spit with five points or
rafiier a five-pronged fork on
which the meat was held over
the fire.
Uep<p8ivTei,n. pi. par. 1 a. pass, of
i:ip irio.
Hiptpil;, and Hiprpiy^, -iyos, ft, (fr.
iripirio to send) a blast, puff,
breeze ; the breath, soul ; a cloud,
vapour ; a drop, bubble.
n.cp<ppTi8wv,-6vos, fi, a kind of wasp.
Ilipipai, 1 a. inf. act. — XUpx^av-
ra, a. sin. of irip\pa$, -aaa, -av,
par. 1 a. act . — Hipxpov, 1 a.
impr. act. — Yiip\pio, -tis, -ei, 3
pi. -ipovo-t, 1 f. ind. act. — Utp-
xpu), -ns, -i). 1 pi. -ipwptv, 1 a.
sub. act. of iripTru).
Uivevdai, pres. inf. mid. of irivo-
pat.
YIcvio-riTs, -ov, b, (fr. Tcivopai to la-
inf. act. of vivQrjpi, o* for Txtr-
delv, pres. inf. act. cont. ol "last.
Titvdrjpepos, -ov, b,fj, (fr. wfVrtfive,
and fypipa, a day) of five days,
lasting or continuing five days.
Tlivdnpi, same as invOiut.
TitvQt'jaaTt, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. —
TlcvQrjffu), -fty, -ec, 2 pi. -drjtTCTC
1 f. ind. act. of same.
Utv&nrrip, -npos, br{t'r, nivdo$ grief)
a mourner.
Yltvdnrpia, -as, h, (fr. same) a
mourner particularly at fune-
rals.
YltvBtKbi, -r), -bv, and Mvdtpos, (fr.
next) mournful; grievous, sor-
rowful, lamentable.
HivOos, -eo$ -ov$, to, mourning, la-
mentation; a funeral, burial;
grief, sorrow ; distress, affliction,
misery, misfortune ; pain, ache;
a loss, defeat, overthrow, ruin ;
death.
IltvdovvTEs, n. pi. cont. par. pres.
act. — Utvdoiiat, d. pi. cont. of
same, or, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. of nevOiia.
Tlevia, -a$, and Ion. Ileviv, -rjs, f/,
(fr. nivopat, to toil) want, pover-
ty, indigence.
IlevixpaXcos, -a, -ov, (fr. next) in
want, poor, destitute.
Iltvixpos, -a, -bv, (fr. next) poor,
needy, indigent, destitute.
TJivopai, to toil, labour, work at, be
engaged about ; to do, perform,
effect, accomplish ; to make, exe-
cute ; to provide, manage, con-
duct ; to want, be poor, need,
be indigent ; to suffer, be afflict-
ed or distressed, par. pres. mid.
invdptvoi. per. ind. mid. irinova.
HivovTo, Ion. for eirivovro, 3 pi
impf. mid. of last.
nevTdaapxos, -ov, b, (fr. irivTi five,
and dpx<» to command) an of-
ficer over five.
UcvrdcOXov, (fr. same, and ded'Xos
a contest) the five combats or ex-
ercises in the Grecian games.
YlevTdtdXos, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
champion or combatant in the
five (j-rc'an gzmes; a conquer-
or in ilum ; the statue of such a
p 1 tm.
II. 1 -<£7-J7f)fydff,-»),-dv,(fr.irfvT£ five,
and iroi a year) every five years,
quinquennial; purifying, holy.
bour) a slave, servant, domestic ; YlevratTvpis, -iios, >h (fr- same) the
a hireling, labourer
nivrjat, Ion. for rrivii, 2 sin. pres.
ind. mid. ofitivopai.
Hivns, -rj-ros, b, ^, (fr. nrvopat to
toil) poor, needy, indigent, des-
titute ; a poor person ; a labour-
er, hireling, d. pi. irivtici or-ctiv.
HivOti, 2 sin. cont. pres. impr. —
Uevdeiv, pres. inf. act. cont. of
irevOito.
TlivOei -eiyd. sin. otnivdos.
Uevdepa, -as, 1^, a mother-in-law.
Ylcvdtpbs, -ov, b, a father-in-law.
Htvdiio -u>, f. -finid, p. TtTrivdrjKa,
(fr. nivdos grief) to grieve, la-
ment, bewail, mown. 1 a. act.
ind. nrivBwr inf. rrivOtjaat.
YlivO'p i"i(,Dor. for vuQrivat, pres.
0£3)
space of five years ; a purifi-
cation or purgation. Also adj.
of five years, quinquennial.
Hcvrairnpos, -ov, and HevTaeTrn,
-ios -ovs, b, fi, (fr. same) of five
years, every five years, quin-
quennial.
UivTaBXov, -ov, to, and TlivTadXos,
-ov, b, see irevTdedXov, and -Aoj.
UevraKts, (fr. wivre five) five times.
HtvTaKio-xfXtoi,-ai, -a,(fr. last, and
^{Acoi a thousand x five thousand.
IltvTaK647toi,-ai, -a, (fr. rxi.vTt five,
and -k6oioi the centesimal ter-
mination),/?^ hundred.
HcvrdTTv^vs, -vos, b, ff, (fr. same,
and xrjxvs a cubit) of five eubiU,
fiv cubits long, &c.
nEn
TltvrairXaatos, -a, -ov, and Ion.
HcvrairXi)aios, -n,-ov, (fr. same,
and -jrX'iffcoj a termination of
repetition) fivefold, five times us
great.
TlivrairXaolios, (fr. last) fivefold,
five times.
HirTnir\6oi -ovs, -6ov -ov, o, /;, and
-60s -ovs, -6r\ -rj, -6ov -nvv, (fr.
irivrt five, and -tAooj a termina-
tion of repetition) fivefold, five
times over.
TItvrdnoXts, -10s, Att. -cuis, f,, (fr.
same, and rrdXjj a city) the five
rides,
rifvrdj, -dios, fi, (fr. same) a or
one five ; the number five.
n/tra^aand QcvrX^f, (fr. B«*t)
id, in five ways, in five parts.
Hhrrt, indecl. ./? «e.
nnTc<ffji<5£«crt, (fr. last, Kat and, and
cVku ten) fifteen.
TlcircK<u/)iKaTOf, -n, -ov, (fr. last)
fifteenth.
UivrriKovra, indecl. (fr. tt/vtc five,
and -kovto the decimal ttriiuna-
boo) fifty.
Tliirrjicovracrfii, -ios-ov;, b, ff, (fr.
tut, and iros a year) of fifty
yars, fifty years old.
TlivTrtKovracrld, -as, 1^, (fr. same)
the space of fifty years, half a
it ntury.
HivrnnovrdXirpov, -ov, ri, (fr.
same, and Xi rp,t a pound ) fifty
pounds, a Sicilian coin.
Wtvr nn6vrao\os, -ov, b, (fr. same,
and dpjf"' to command) a com-
mander of fifty.
HivTn*ovr6yvos,-ov, b, >', (fr. same,
and yva an acre) of fifty acres,
fifty acres large.
llcvrnxovroKiipnvoi , -ov, b, >';, (fr.
same, and udoniov a bead) with
fifty heads.
RfiTnKdvropos, -ov, f), viz. vnvs, (fr.
irtvrr/KovTa- fifty) a ship of fifty
oars, man of war.
HcvrnKoorfi, -rjs, h, (fism. of next,
viz. f)uipu a day) the fiftieth day
from the first day of unleavened
bread, or the day after the Pass-
over was offered, exclusive, the
feast of Pentecost, PVIiUsunday.
Also, (viz. fiolpa a part) a tax of
the fiftieth part.
nevrqieoordsj -rj, -dy,(fr. irtvrfiKovra
fifty) the fiftieth.
lkvr6$oio, g. Ion. of
Tlivmtys, -ov, b, }f, (fr. irivrt five,
and d£oj a branch) of five
branches, divisions or fingers'
)f/(air'for iri^airv, 3 sin. 1 a. opt.
mid. — Tlcfe, Dor. for irf£u>, 1
f. ind. act. of tiki* or irtiKio.
II HK, -*■->< -ovj, rb, the male's pecu-
liar fiart.
Meitdyasi, Dor. for neirrjyaai, 3 pi.
of iriirnya, per. ind. mid. of
ir>r"»»Hi.
UcTadv.a. Sync, for ireiradr)>cv7a, n.
fern. par. per. act. of jrrfV^w.
Il£7rat5£t)^at, -cat, -rat, in 3 pi.
-vrn(, ind. — Wt-rraidtvfxivos, -n,
-ov, par. per. pass, of irtutcvu).
fleralvii), f. -avw,(fr. Triirru to boil)
to ooi7 tiW/, digest ; to ripen ; f»
nEn
soften, mellow; to abate, miti-
gate, assuage.
HcTtatOftivos, -rj,-ov, p?ut. per. pass.
of iral?u or of mi/.*, or perhaps
from ntiraUw.
Utnalrtpos,-a, -ov, romp. Att. from
*nru>v.
TlcvaXay/iivos, -ij, -ov, par. per.
pass. — IltTrdX i«t.->, Ion. for
f7T£7rd'X<iKTo, 3 sin. pprr. pass
ri£iraXa^0f,2pl. per. impr. pass.
of 7raXdff(Tu>.
Flf TraXwv, Ion. forTrnXiv, par. 2 a.
act. ofwaXXw.
fliirauai, -aai, -rat, per. ind. pass.
ol irdouai.
Tlcirdvai, I a. inf. act. — TltnavCui.
-tlaa, -iv, par. 1 a. pass, of
ncialvut.
Tlcir'tpuv, by Anadi|il. for iraptiv, 2
a. inf. act. of nclpu).
Titirapxa, -as t, per. ind. act. —
\\i-ao\iai -aai, -rat, per. ind.
pass. — UctrdpOai, per. inf. pass.
— Tltvaputvos, -rj, -ov, par. per.
pass. — Iliiropa, -at, -t, per. ind.
mid. of irilpu).
ntiriipwvnica, YlfKapyvniiivos, Att.
for TrapiLvrjKa, -«j, -1, per. ind.
act. and napuvnuivos, -rj, -ov,
par. per. pass, of irapoiviw.
MiTaarai, Poet, for irivarai, 3 sin.
per. ind. Dass. of irdouat.
Ylimivput, -aai, -rai, ind. — Ui-
itavuivos, -n, -ov, par. per. pass.
— tliiravoo, per. impr. pMV. of
rai'w.
ITtiTE/Odrai, Ion. for irfraauivoi
tia\, 3 pi. per. ind. f
UcirciOovro, Ion. for tirdOovro, 3
pi. impf. pass, of iruQut.
Wi'Ktinitfiii, Dor. for irtTttiptjfjini,
per. ind. pass, of jr£ifww.
Wiirctpaafiivoi, -rj, -ov, Jiar. per.
p:iss. of irctpdfa.
Tliircipoi, -a, -ov, (fr. iri-irro) to soft-
en) ripe, mature, mellow ; soft,
tender.
Ucirdodu, 3 sin. per. impr. pass.
— TltTrclo-ftat, -cat, -rut, 1 pi.
-fte&a, per. ind. pass. — Ucnuo-
pivos, -7], -ov, par. per. pass, of
■midoi.
Hcirc\ticiffftivoi, -r), -ov, par. per.
pass, of *£X£*/£w.
ri£7r/pa»fa, -a?, -c, ind. — Il£ff£C»n-
Ktvai, inf. per. act. of vtpaivio.
[leiriprjKa, -as, -t, per. ind. act. —
Ht-iripniiai, -aai, -rai, per. ind.
paSS. HfXtQTIflfVOi, ->7, -ov,
par. per. pass, of rrtpdu).
Tlirept, -10s, Att. -tiog, rb, pepper.
Ylirrnya, -a?, -£, per. ind. mid. —
UeTrr.yu)i, -via, -is, par. per.
mid. of ■xi'/yvvfii.
Yl£Trnc,T)Kivai,per. inf. act. of irrjSdw.
Heituapati -aai, -rai, per. ind.
pass. — n£7rt£o-;t£i'o?, -n, -ov,
par. per. pass, ofim'^w.
UimQtiv, Ion. for mdrfv, 2 a. inf.
act. — IleirtOrjixh'og, -n, -ov, par.
per. pass. — Il£in0i;o-w, Ion. for
iri8rjau>, -«s, -11, 1 f. ind. act. —
rif xtdyev, Sync, for iTF-iOoficv,wh.
Ion. for £tt Qousv, 1 pi. 2 a. ind.
act. — II eir iQoifisv — Ttrit,(tmtv,
Ion. for mihutrv. 1 plrarir! xi^uvy
(464)
ncn
3 pi. 2 a. opt. act. — TliirtO v
and — ri£7ri0wv,Ion. for 4widov,
-£5,-r, ind. and for mdu>r,~oT>a(i,
-bv, par. 2 a. act. of irzO)*t.
YlnriarevKa, -aj, -£ or -cv, pi. -*a-
/itv, -Kurt, per. ind. act. — ri£-
marcvKtianv, Att. for £7r£iri«rr£u-
icctaav, 3 pi. pper. act. — Otinff-
T£vkwj, -u?a, -dy, pi. 11. -k6tis, p.
-«f(5rw»', d. -tc6ai, a. -«cdrnj. par.
per. act. — YliitlaTtvuai, i«ul. —
Yleittartvpivoi, -tj, -ov, par. per.
paM. of rncru'w.
ri£7r(ffru»^fVa)j, (fr. Triwiartiiftivoi^
par. per. pass, of iriardu) to con
fide) faithfully, ttnci « /,V-
Il£7rXav»/^/vof, ->7, -ov, par. — lit-
wXtivrjcdc, 2 pi. per. ind. pass,
of n\avdh>.
UcitXavTiftfvws, (fr. last) in a wan-
dering manner, rovingly, like a
vagaJxmrl.
niitXurjfiai, -aai, -arm, per. ind.
pass. — n£7rXao0«(, per. inf.
paM. — IlEirXacrumx, -n, -ov,
par. per. pass, of TrXdo-ffw.
rT£7rAao-^/vwj, (fr. irmXaafttvoi in
lust) ftignedly, with dissimula-
tion , Jtdsili/.
Il£jrXdrvy*a, -aj, -£, per. ind. act.
— IlfrrXdrvy/jiat, -i,ai, -xrat, 3
pi. 7T£7rXdri)i'ra(, per. ind. pass,
of irXarvvo).
Tliit\T}ya, -as, -c, per. ind. mid. —
U.iir\r,yov, Ion. for tvXriyov, -csy
-£, 2 a. ind. act. o\irX>'iaai>>.
UcirXnyipev, Ion. and — ricirXr;y£-
pivut, Dor. for irnr\riyctv, pres.
inf. act. of 7T£7rX/iyw, Ion. for
TrXi'iaaiit.
Wv\nyov,-cs,-c, Ion. for ix\ny<>v,
2 a. ind. act. of ttX^o-tw.
TltirXfjyw, Ion. for i:X>'aou>.
TlcnXridvrrai, 3 [)1. per. ind. p;iss.
of irXrjQvviA).
ntirXr)6u)s,-v7a, -o{, (par. per. mid.
of irX/jdu) to fi\\) filled, full, abun-
dant, plentiful.
YliirXrivro, Ion. for iiriitXnvro, 3 pi.
pper. pass, of vluwXnui.
TlcirXvpoipopnfifvos, -v,-ov, par. per.
pass, of irXripocpopiu).
YleirX/jpuKa, -as, -t or -cv, ind. — '
nc-nXvpioKtvai, inf. per. act. —
HtvXnpuuai, 3 pi. -poivrai, ind.
— Il£7rX»?pw//fvoj, par. per. pass.
of frXrjp6w.
TlcirXriaiaKihs, -"'«» -os, par. per.
act. of nXnaideZio.
TliirXos, -ov Ion. -010, 0, and Hiir-
Xov, -ov, rb, a veil ; a robe, gar-
ment. In pi. clothes, dress.
WtirXovrrfKa, -as, -t, per. ind. act.
of irXourtw.
HiirXvuai, -aai, -rai, per. ind. act.
— UtitXvadai, per. inf. pass, of
nXvo).
Tl(irXiitfia,-aros, rd,same as irfVXof.
TlinXws, Ion. for tirinXws, 2 sin. 2
a. act. of ciriirXio/jii.
TliitXws, Dor. for iriirXovs, a. pi. of
fff7rXoj.
HeirvviJiai,-aai, -Tai,per. ind. pass.
of nvvfjit, to breathe.
Y\tirvvuhos,-ri, -ov, (par. per. pass.
of same) wise, sensible, prudent,
considerate, intelligent, judicious.
nEn
nEP
Alrvlso, -aBut, per. impr. past, ofj -rj, -ov, par. per. pass, of irpdw,
same. I obs. or nnrpdaKO), which see.
JJeiroivKa, -as, -£, in 3 pi. irfwotr;- J Ilf n-pa^a, -as, -£, ind. — Tlevpaxi'
Kaffi, and Dor. -avri, per. ind. vai, inf. per. act. of irpdacrw.
act. — Hcxolrjuai -aai,-rai, 3 pi. \n£irprjo9ai, Ion. for n£irpaa6ai, in
-jjvrai, per. m-t. pass. — Ilciroirjo-
(Jat,per. inf. pass. — n£iroit]uivos,
-f), -ov, par. per. pass, of iroiiu).
lliiroiO', Apos. for niiroide, 3 sin. of
TLfaoiOa, -as, -t, per. ind. mid.
— Uenoidivai, per. inf. mid. —
Ylciroidus, -via, -bs, n. pi. ir£iroi-
96res, par. per. mid. — UczoiOo),
-j]S, -j), per. sub. mid. of irri6u>.
ncirotdrjaei, d. cont. Att. — Ueiroi-
Qnaiv, a. sin. of
Tltiroidriais, -ios, Att. -cwj, f), (fr.
ire(9<.o to persuade) a persuasion,
belief, trust, confidence, assu-
rance.
UciroiOouev, 1 pi. pres. ind. act. of
TrtrrotQu), used by the Sicilians for
TTtiOu).
nc7roid6T(j)s, (fr. next) confidently,
boldly, in full assurance, safely.
TLtiroid&s, -via, -bs, (par. per. mid.
of irrfdu) to persuade) confident,
bold, relying, assured, trusting,
believing, n. pi. 7T£irot0dT£?, a.
-66ras.
UtvoiKi\uevos, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of noiKiWo).
netroXirevixai, per. ind. pass, of
TtoXirevb).
Hiiroixat, per. ind. pass, of ntvu).
Tliiro/jLtpa, -as, -£, per. ind. mid. of
iriniru).
Yliirov, v. sin. of iriirwv.
Hivova, -ac, -e, per. ind. mid. of
irivouat.
TJeirovauivos, Dor. for ll£itovnphos,
par. per. pass, of jrov/w.
Miroves, n. or v. pi. of nivwv.
U.tTTovriptv}iivos, -n, -ov, (par. per.
pass, of irovnpevo) to be bad) pro-
fligate, reprobate, wicked.
IliirovOa, -as, -£ or -ev, 3 pi. -9a<rt
or -aiv, per. ind. mid. — U£irov-
6uis, -v7a, -bs, par. per. mid. of
irao^u.
Hitropda, -as, -£, per. ind. mid. of
nipSo).
ri£7rop£«v, Ion. for nopuv, 2 a. inf.
act. of iropiu) or x6po>.
TltrrdpeviTo, -ado), per. impr. pass,
of iroptvofiai.
Hendodai, per. inf. pass, of irivia.
TLiiroaBc, by Sync, for TTEirdvnadc, 2
pi. per. ind. pass, of voviw. Or,
by Sync, and Pleonasm of o- for
ireir6vdar£, 2 pi. per. ind. mid.
of 7raff^a).
TXtTTOTfiarai, Ion. for
H£-iroTnvTai, 3 pL per. ind. pass, of
irordopai
n.£ir6Tr}To, Ion. for £-n£ir6Tt]To, 3 sin.
pper. pass, of same
Wirpaynai, -(at, -Krai, per. ind.
pass. — Tlmpayiifvos, -n, -ov,
par. per. pass, of irpdapii).
HivpaKa, by Sync, for irmipaKa,
as, -£, per. ind. act. of it£pdu.
Also, :
Mirpaica, -as, -£, per. ind. act
UiTodadat, inf. — Utitpa^ivos,
irfirpaica
THirpwuat, -cat, rat, by Sync, for
■K£ir£pdT(j>uai,-aai,-Tai, per. ind.
pass. — n£7rpw//£voj, by Sync,
for w£n£parwuivos, -n, -ov, par
per. pass. — n£7rpci>ro, Ion. and
by Sync, for £ir£ir£pdruro, 3 sin.
pper. pass, of ir£par<5o)
Ylinrauai, XHirravrai, by Sync, for
r£virauai, -aat, rai, 3 pi. 7r£7T£-
ravrai, per. ind. pass, of n£rd£w
or v£rdii)
Wzitrapivos, -n, -ov, (by Sync, for
nwtfauivos per. par. pass, of
same) expanded, stretched, ex-
tended; open, wide
T[£rT£GJra or H£irT£ora, a. sin. mas.
orneut. pi. of ttettteus, byPleon.
for ir£irT(hs, which by Sync, for
1T£1TT(i>KU)S, -Via, -bs, g. -U)T0S OT
-6ros, par. per. act. of mirrw.
ntmrrja, -as, -£, and IlEizrtjws, -via,
-bs, Ion. for TreTrrnxa, md- and
-ir£irrrjyws, par. per. act. of irrrjc-
o-w. Or it is by Ectas. for ttett-
t£u>s in last.
Yliirro), f. -\pu), p. irimQa, to boil,
seeth, stew ; to bake ; to cook,
dress victuals ; to digest, soften ;
to ripen, mature ; to indulge
nourish, feed, cherish; to mollify
assuage, heal, cure ; to waste,
enfeeble, consume ; to knead,
work, pound.
HinTUKa, -as, -£, per. ind. act. —
Tl£irru)Ki0S,-v7a, -bs, a. sin. mas,
-rwKdra, Sync, -rdra, fem.-rw-
Kvlav, par. per. act. of mimo.
n.£irv6oiTo, n.£irv6uvrai, Poet, or
Ion. Anadipl. for itvdoivro, 3 pi
2 a. opt. mid. and irvQuvrai, 3
pi. 2 a. sub. mid. of iruvddvopai.
U£irvKaafthos, -n, -ov, (par. per,
pass, of irvKdfa to thicken) rinse
secret, reserved ; sensible, pru-
dent, judicious.
Tl£irvp(Ofiivos, -n, -ov, par. per
pass, of irvp6(t).
lizirvaOnv, Ion. for evzwvtrdrjv, 3
du. pper. pass. — ninvopai
per. ind. pass. — Hiirvo-ro, Ion
for £iriirvoTo, 3 sin. pper. pass
of trwddvo/xat.
niirwica, -as, -£, per. ind. act. of
irivu).
Ilfjrwv, -ovos, b, fi, (fr. ireirrco to
boil) ripe, mature, soft, mellow
delicate, tender, mild, gentle
soft-hearted, weak, timid, cow
ardly ; dear, beloved. Subs. <
pumpkin or pompion. v. "SI *£,
itov, my friend, good sir.
n.£ir6riKa, -as, -£, per. ind. act. of nerrwpuHca, -as, -e or -«/, per. ind.
act. — nmapuiuhos, -v, -ov,
par. per. pass, of irwpdw.
Hip, joined to a word, -ever, -so-
ever ; separate, although, how-
ever, yet, notwithstanding, truly,
indeed, verily ; even, vert/, at
least ; fully, as much or as well
as.
Tlipa, and Ufpnv, on the other side
(455)
nEP
opposite, further, beyond; fur~
ther than, over, above; beyond
measure, exceedingly.
U.£pdav, Ion. for mpav, pres. inf.
act. cont. — ri£p«W£, 3 sin.
impf. act. of ir£pad<ricw, Ion. for
Tt£pdii).
Il£paia, -as, and Ion. Tlepahf, -rjs,
fl, (fern, of n£pa7os farther, ytz.
yfj or x&9a) remote parts, distant
lands) a far country ; the east or
west, extremity.
Hzpaivu), f. -avio, p. itmipayKa, (fr.
it t pas the end) to end, conclude,
terminate ; to accomplish, exe-
cute, do, perform ; to tie, unite,
link, join ; to infer, deduce, ar-
gue, reason ; to prove, say, af-
firm, declare.
Il£pa7os, -a, -ov, (fr. iripa beyond)
farther, on the farther side, oppo-
site ; more distant, remote.
Tlepaidw -w, f. -wcrw, (fr. last) to go
to the other or further side, cross
or pass over ; to transport, trans-
mit, send over ; to finish, end,
terminate ; to effect, perform,
execute.
U.£paiT£pos,-a,-ov,comr).o(iT£pa.7os.
IlEpaiTfpu), and Il£pajr£pov,(fr. last)
further, more distant, beyond ;
moreover, beside, furthermore.
n.£pairns, -ov, b, or Il£paV>7f, which
see.
Yiipav, see iripa.
UtpQv, pres. inf. cont. of rrepdu).
Ilipas, also U.£7pas, and U.£7pap,
-tiros, rb, the end, extremity, bor-
der, boundary ; a goal, barrier ;
a termination, conclusion, close,
event, issue ; accomplishment,
fulfilment ; the end of a rope used
by combatants in certain games ;
an instrument, tool. Adverbial-
ly, viz. Kara in the end, finallyt
at length.
Tlzpacais, 2E>o\. for rczpdaas, -acra,
-av, 1 a. par. act. of n£pdui.
Utpdais, -ios, Att. -co)j, $, and
rfopaoyidj, -ov, b, (fr. mpdu) to
pass over) a passage, course,
journey; a boundary, limit; an
end, termination, conclusion,
Ylipdra, -wv, rd, pi. oftzipas.
Ylzpdrrj, -tjs, f), (fr. iripas the end)
an end, boundary, limit ; a close,
termination, conclusion; the ho-
rizon, the eastern part of it.
U£pdrvs, -ov, b, (fr. n£pdu> to pass)
a passenger, traveller, pilgrim,
sojourner.
U£parbs, -fi, -ov, (fr. same) passa-
ble, open, clear. Subs, one who
passes over, a traveller ; a leader,
guide.
Yl£par6o) -w, f. -wffw, p. -wiea, (fr.
irepas the boundary) to end, ter-
minate, bound, define ; to con-
clude, finish, close, determine ;
to destine, fate, allot, appoint-
pres. ind. pass, irzpardouat -ov-
pai. per. ind. pass, nzmpdruftai,
by Sync, -niirpwpai, whence par.
Teirpuifiivos.
Yl£pdix), f. -daw and ->/<rw, p. irciri-
p:Ka, by Sync. niirpaKa, to pass
or cross over, go beyond or to the
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ether side; to penttrnte, pitrrt,
-'/>, to transport, transmit,
carry, convey, import ; to sett,
, flnish,
con
Vltpyapla, -as, fi, PoeL for IT/pya-
Ylrpyaiiov, -ov, ri, a citadel, castle,
tort:
■ , fi, (fr. last) Per ga-
mut, and Pergama, an ancient
city of Asia. Or perhaps only
//'A/, <>r :ui epithet of it.
It \v M I IAtoi>, Ilium,
and Tpwcu, Troja, En?. 7Voy.
Abo i I iter city of the same
name : a ("in r, rustic.
ntpyaaLirjs, -ov. b, a man's name.
Tlipyn, -»??, h, Ptrga, the name of
a city.
Tlipci^, -iKos, b, and {,, n partridge.
Adj. nrttul, itiaunz, crafty ',
-oio, p. -™, to brMM mind.
2 C ui'i.
;i.i. - in. I. iiinl. »/-
Trup^ii, ppcr. mid. i~
I - !. pMt, III.!.
ropai.
Ylipiji', [on. for t/^ u , MB
ITtor)<M<, 1 a. inf. act. — Wtpfjau:,
-en, -ti, 1 f. ind. act. of rrtpduj.
rTp/jrds, -j?i>, 6, Ion. fcr irrpardj.
IIi'p'lii, Ion. Sync, for irtirlpdat,
;i< r. inf. p |
'• -aw, p. -K't, to tnhe array,
dt pr Id krtn, .«/>oi7,
/>/'</( i desnltti -, pull
dmrn, rum, iltstnif, oirrtbrow ;
to consume, burn ; to Kill, slay,
slaughter. 2 a. ind. act inpadov.
per. ind. mid. niiropda.
Tlipt, a preposition governing the
g. d. a. cases. u'«iut, round a-
bout ; on, upon ; near, at ;
throughout, all tbrmish, all over,
in; concerning, for, on account
of, because of, it defunct of, for
the sake of, in behalf of ; towards ; '
nearbi, almost, of about ; with, :
by, by means of; against, con-,
trary, in opposition to; before,',
beyond, in comparison of; ovcr,\
above, very, ertren:chj, peculiar-
ly. In compos, it signifies gene- |
rally a' -out of eaovey it is often'
intensive, and sometimes rrduiul- ,
ant. It retains the i before a
vowel. Oi 7t:o; Zuncpdrqv, the So- j
critic phi! isophers. O't irtpi Kvpov,'
Cyrus u-ith his train, or merely
Cyrus. Oi -tripl ITafiXov, Puis
and his friends. Tu itipl ti)v tv-
Bvuiav, desire, ea-irness. rII irtpi
avTbv apsTt), his virtue. U.tpl K>ipi,
at heart, extremely, dearly.
Tlioi, for inpitari, 3 sin. pres. ind.
of ■ztpitiui, to excel.
Ucptayvi^u}, (fr. ncpi around, and,
ayviQj) to purify, ih. aryvbg pure) j
to purify alt round or all over,
expiate thoroughly.
HcpLilyuj, f. -£uj, (fr. rrcoi about,'
and dyu) to lead) to go about or)
round about; to lead, take or
conduct circuitously ; to drive,
whirl or turn about; to with-
nr.p
draw or lend MMNJ pril
p'iss iwuy iiisciixihii/. prea, na
■', -7/5, -»/, 3 pi. -ItfffJ,
i-npl. act. riptiiyor. t •'<• ind. act.
■nipinyov, Att. ntotHyMyo*'
ncfj<uyu>yii, -OS, 'I, (-"r- lusl) " /"r"-
«md or u/mu( ; I rounil-
f, circuit, v lading, the met
• ■ tm*.
FIcpidiprTrni, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
pass, of
ricpitiip/w -w, f. -;/<TW, p. ircpifiprjKa,
(fr. TrtpJ about, and ii»,/uj to
take) to cu/ round about, put,
stri// ; to cut of, lop, prune ; to
taki n'ltiu uhotlu, remove, de-
molish, destroy; to abrogate, Ml
aside, annul ; to purify,
correct, umtnd. I a. act md.
rcpitlXov sub. mpuXti' inf. irr-
pu^fii. ptMh ind, pa.ss. rrpiai-
piofim -uTfiui. impf. ircptnpe6ftT]v
-icro -UTO.
llcpiaipiii ■rtu, n. titn. cont. par.
pres. act. Of last.
Iltp^iAXa or IlrpidAXajj, (fr. next)
exc* ll> ntlp, rboici ly ; superiorly ;
. btuonti measure.
ritp/nAAof, -ov, b, i), (fr. rrrpi be-
y..nd, and <«'AAo$ another) supe-
rior, excillent, eminent; choice,
select.
Tltptauapriw -a>, (fr. same, and
apapriu) or apaprdvu to sin) to
expiate, atone.
ntpiufinpricubs, -ov, b, (fr. last)
■MR. atonement.
ricpidirrto, f. -^w, (ff- "'fp' about,
and oTTu to tie) to tie or hang
to, fasten, suspend ; to bind upon
as a charm or amulet ; to get,
aapiire, procure ; to impose, en-
join.
flrpjiioySpoj, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
anrl dpyvpos silver) covered with
silver, plated, silvered over.
Ilcpiapyvp6ti) -w, (fr. same) to co-
ver with silver, plate.
ncoiaorpdirru), f. -\pa>, p. ntpifi-
arpa<pa, (fr. rtpi around, and
aarpdirrw to flash, th. aarpairi)
lightning) to flash around, shine
round about, lighten about. 1 a.
act. ind. iripir'iorpu\^a' inf. nipi-
aiJTpdxiiu-
ntpiavyi)i, -ioi -ovs, and Ylcplav-
yos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
uiyrj brightness) shining around,
sparkling about, bright, glitter-
ing, resplendent.
Yltptavro/\uyiui -u, (fr. irtpi about,
uvrds self, and Afyoj to speak) to
to//c of one's self boast, vaunt.
HcfjtavroXoyia, -as, r), (fr. same)
boasting, bragging, talking of
one's self, impertinence.
TIcp avui, (fr. vtpl intens. and iaiiw
to lodge) to pass the. night, sleep;
to slay, abide, lodge, par. pres.
act. rrept'tx'wv.
Tltpiavu), (fr. same, and avm to
shout) to cry out, call aloud,
shout, exclaim.
ri£p(<j^E, Dor. for mphjxe, 3 sin. 2
a. ind. act. of n piny^-
Utpifiiivu), f. raid, -fcaituai, (fr.
jrep? ab >uf , and fiahm to go) to go
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round about, encompass, sur-
round ; to guard ; to mount%
• '. ii id. iripiifav inf.
UipU^iXiaO.it. 1 a. inf. mid. — rii
ptf3a\ilrtu, t> m. 1 f. ind. mid. -
.. sub. act. —
n<p«^«A»7r(i(,3sin. -\u>fiiQ,i, 1 pi.
2 a. sub. mid. — rhpi^aAoS, fZ
a. impr. mid. — IltpniaXovoi, 3
pi. 1 f. ind. act. — nepifiaXw.
par. > a. act. of
ritpi/JaAAw, f. -aAu), p. mpt(ttfl\n-
M, (fr. iTfoi around, and /jrfAAw
to throw) to compass abouty envi-
ron, MMN; (■ tie about, gird
belt ; to cloth-, dress, put on ; to
'.nut into an office or dig-
nity ; to court, embrace, carts*,
woo; to ajf\ct, influence, mov0,
iiulini ; t* , to se-
cure, procure, get, acquire, amass;
to drive round ; to dart, shoot or
sluie about; to vie, compare, ri-
ifil, tmrmmm, 2 a. ind. act. irtp*-
ifiuXov. 2 f. ind. act. *tpi(3uXQ.
pn s. ind. pass. lupifidXXopui.
per. piss. md. ircpi(ii(iXnfJini'
par. irrptfitftXyfiiyos. per. ind.
mid. mpifiifioXa. 2 a. mid. ind.
iccpit(laX6unv impr. wcptfidXov.
1 f. ind. mid. ircpil3aXovuai.
Ilrpfflapa, and lltpiliaXXa, a kind
ol si'
n.tpi,'hiiXnutvos, -n, -ov, par. per.
I 7T£p</3dAAtl>.
irtpi-
Htpifcvai, 2' a. inf. act. of
(julvu).
Ylcpijiidu) -w, f. -claw, p. repi(it(ilu»-
Ka, (fr. irtp\ beyond, and /?n}w or
fiiwftt to live) to outlive, survive ;
to save alive, preserve in life.
IIep!i3Xcrrros, -ov, b, fi, (fr. ntpifiXi-
ttw to look around) looked upon
or up to; conspicuous, remark-
able ; excellent, illustrious.
Ucpi(iXiirrus, (fr. last) conspicu-
ously, remarkably.
UcpiliXiiro), f. -\£u>, p. -0f(lXe<pa,
(fr. vtpl around, and fiXi-rro) to
look) to look round about survey,
examine, review; to look up to,
aim at, affect, desire ; to admire,
wonder at, value, esteem.
TltptpXtxpiifjevoi, -n, -ov, par. 1 a.
mid. of last.
U.tpi!iXnua,-droi,rb, (fr. irtpifid\X<a
to dress) a dress, cloak, garment.
nepiponros, -ov, b, f/, (fr. ir£pt
about, and /?oaoi to cry) cried
up, celebrated, talked of, noised
abroad ; famous, renowned.
YltpifoXniov, -ov, to, (fr. -ntptlidX-
Aw to dress) dress, clothes, rai-
ment ; a veil, covering, wrapper.
TItpi!3oXi),-ris, f), (fr. same) clothes,
dress, raiment, vesture ; a cover,
sheath ; a wall, enclosure ; cir-
cuit, circumference ; an embrace,
fondness, caress , a period, full
sentence.
ntpifSoXoi, -ov, b, (fr. same) cir-
cuit, compass, circumference ; an
enclosure, walls, fortifications.
Adj. thrown around, encompass-
ing, binding.
Utpi^pax^viov, -ov, ri, (fr. «f.
tiep
about, and ^pa^iuv the arm) an
armlet, bracelet.
n.zpt(lu>uiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
fluids an altar) a shrine ; an
image, idol.
Ilrpipwroj, -ov, o, »/, same as K-fpt-
\ionrog.
Tlzpiyiyvouat or -yivopai, (fr. irepi
above, and yivofiai lobe) to be
at, with or present ; to be over
and above, remain over, be left
after or behind ; to escape, avoid,
survive ; to surpass, excel, ex-
ceed; to conquer, overcome, pre-
vail; to happen, occur; to get,
obtain, reach, arrive at ; to
arise, result, spring from ; to be
left, omitted or neglected. 2 a. ind.
mid. nzpizyzvouvv inf. Tzzpiytvic-
6af par. nzpiyzvouzvog.
Uzpiytyv6uzvog, -q, -ov, (par. pres.
mid. of last) surviving, remain-
ing over.
HepiyXayfis, -iog -ovg, b, >/. (fr. vzpl
intens. and yXdyog, Poet, for
ydXa milk) abundant in milk,
milky.
TleptyXnvdouai -dual, (fr. ~epl a-
round, and yXrjvrj the pupil of
the eye) to cast the eye around,
glance, survey.
TlzpiyXyv&uzvog, par. pres. pass,
cont. of rast.
U£piy\v(pos, -ov, b, f], (fr. mpt a-
round, and yXv<pu) to carve)
carved around or all over.
U.zpiyXo)o-<rog, -ov, b, r), (fr. Ttepl in-,
tens, and yXuaca the tongue)
eloquent, fluent, well spoken.
ritpiyoyyvfa, fr. same, and yoy-
yv£w, which see.
[lepiypa, -as, f), (fr. irepl about, and
ypdu) to gnaw) a compass.
riepiypa<pfi, -rfc, fj, (fr. next) a cir-
cuit, circumference ; bounds, en-
closure, limk; a draught, de-
scription.
Tltptypdcpo), f. -^uj, (fr. nepl about,
and ypd<pu> to write) to circum-
scribe, enclose ; to define, limit,
bound; to confine, restrain; to
end, flnish, conclude ; to trace,
sketch ; to expunge, put out, take
away.
Htpiyu>via, -ag, ri, Uzpiywviov, -ov,
rb, and UzpiyuiviaKog, -ov, b, (fr.
same, and ywvia an angle) a
rule, or perhaps rather a
square.
Hzpibozioaca, Poet, for irzpihlaaaa,
n. fern. 1 a. par. act. of irzpi-
Uzpiczrjg, -tog -ovg, b, fj, (fr. vepl in-
tens. and ciog fear) fearful, ti-
mid, cowardly.
TlzpibziSia, -ag, -z, per. ind. mid. of
TltpiSdcu), f. -eic'jd, (fr. Trepi intens,
and SziSta to fear) to fear very
much, dread. 1 a. act. ind. itz-
ptzSziaa'par. Tzpihicng. per.ind
mid. ircpidiSia and nzoibziha.
TLcptc'enrTiii) -w, f. -170-0, (fr. rrepi
about, and 5e7wov a feast) to eat
at a funeral, keep abunul-feast,
celebrate obsequies.
TleplSziiTvov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
funeral supper, obsequies.
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Tlzpic^i l-tov, -ov, rd, (neut. of next)
a bracelet.
nzpiii^iog, -ov, b, >/, (fr. irepl intens.
and <5f£ta the right hand) using
each hand alike, ambidexterous ;
very dexterous, clever, ingeni-
ous.
UzpiSipawv, -ov, rd, (neut. of next)
a necklace, collar ; a bracelet ;
trappings.
Jlzpiiipaiog, -ov, b, f], (fr. nzpl a-
bout, and Sipn the neck) on or
about the neck.
IlzpiSio) -S, f. -;;o-o>, p. itzpdehzKa,
(fr. same, and <5f'w to tie) to tie
about, bind upon. pres. ind.
pass. TtcpiSiouai -ov^iat. per. ind.
pass. TTzpiSiSzuai. pper. pass.
nzpiz^zbeanv, -ao, -to.
UzptdiSouai, (fr. same, and SiSwui
to give) to lay, bet, wager, con-
tend for a prize ; to bargain,
agree. 2 a. sub. mid. ■xzpib'&uai,
in 1 du. itzpibwuzBov.
HzpicinXdio -d, (fr. same, and Sitt-
Xdw to fold, th. SnrXocg double)
to double up, fold together ; to
cover or wrap up.
IlzpiSp(uu), (fr. same, and Spiuu,
obs. to run) see Trzpi-pi)(u>.
H.tpie'pauibv, -ovaa, -bv, in n. pi.
-ovrzg, par. 2 a. act. of last.
nzpiSpourj, -rjg, fi, (fern, of next)
a running round, revolution,
course, circuit.
Uzpi6pouog, -ov, b, ft, (fr. mpirpex^
to run round) running round, re-
volving.; round, circular; open,
exposed, round which you may
drive; swift, quirk, rapid.
HzpiSvvu) or -5vu», (fr. Kepi about,
and Svvu) or Svu to enter) to put
on, dress in, wrap round; to
strip, plunder, clothe in the
spoils.
IIzpic'uyuzQov, 1 du. 2 a. sub. mid.
— HzpiSuoouai, -t), -zrai, 1 f.
ind. mid. of izzpiSiSouai.
nepu(id\zTo, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. mid.
— i Tlzpi'(la\oi>, -eg, -e, pi. -Xouzv,
-Xzrz, 2 a. ind. act. ofTrcpj/JaXXw.
H.zpufi\(T:zTo, 3 sin. impf. mid. of
■xzptfiXiiru).
UtpizyivzTo, 3 sin. 2 a. md. mid. of
vzpiyivouai.
UzpizdeSzTo, 3 sin. pper. pass, of
TrzpiSeia.
YlzptfSpduov, -eg, -e, 2 a. ind. act.
Of TTZpiTpl^U).
Hzpiz^uxTfxfvog, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of irzpi^uvvvui.
HeptiOrjKa, -ag, -z, 1 a. ind. act. —
hzpizdnv, -r/g, -n, 2 a. ind. act.
of TTzpiTidrjui.
TLzpizic'u), (fr. nzpl around, and zi5u>
to see) to look around, survey ;
to spy, v)atch, observe, to consi-
der ; to cvnnive at, permit; to
overlook, neglect ; to know well,
be sagacious, excel in any know-
ledge.
Uzpui\toj -u>, (fr. same, and d\iu>
to roll) to wind or roll about,
fold or tvrap up. par. pres.
mid. cont. rrzpizi\ovuevog. par.
1 a. pass. irzpizi\r,9zig.
Tlzp'.ziXrjj.tr', -drag, rb, (fr. last) a
(.457)
tiep
wrapper, roller, covering ; a par
eel, package, bundle.
UzpiziXrictg, -tog, Att. -zug, >), (fr
same) a wrapping or rolling up.
TLzpizi\t](pa, -ag, -z, in 3 pi. -aoi,
Att. for Trzpi\i\r](pa, per. ind. act.
of vzpi\au(ldvu).
UzpiziXit-ag, -aca, -av, n. pi. IIc-
piziXi^avTzg^ par. 1 a. act. of
UzpiziXiacdi or -ttw, f. -£w, same
as iTzpziXiu).
Ylzpiziui, (fr. irepl above, and ziul
to be) to surpass, exceed, excel;
to prevail, vanquish, overcome;
to be over and above, abound, re-
main over ; to survive, outlive.
pres. ind. 2 sin. irzpizlg. 3 sin.
7T£pi£ort'2pl. Tzpizarz. pres. inf.
irzpielvai.
lizpieiui, (fr. same, znAzlui to go)
to move or turn round, re-
volve ; to encircle, encompass;
to walk about, go round, ivan-
der about, pres. ind. 3 pi. irzpii-
ci. Ion. irzpuaai. pres. inf. jre-
pdevai. par. 2 a. irepudv. pper.
irzpifiztv, -zig, -a.
Ylzptztvai, pres. inf. of vepiziuai, to
excel.
Ylzptei^dunv, -ov, -tro, impf. mid.
of -Kzpii"x<j>.
YlzpjjKpvfiov, -zg, -z or -zv, 2 a. ind.
aCt. of TTZpiKpVKTU).
HzpieXai, impr. of irzpiziXdunv, 1 a.
nd. mid. of irzpiiXa), obs. see
rzpiaipio)*
UzpiiXauxpa, -ag, -z or-ev, 1 a. ind.
act. of iTzpiXduiro),
UzpizXdo-ig, -tog, Att. -zwg, >/, (fr.
nzpl around, and eXarivw to drive)
a driving round, course, race ; a
race course, race ground.
TlzpieXzixov, -eg, -£» impf. act. of
irzpiXzixu.
U.zpizXzvd(t), obs. see itzpiipxouai.
UzpizXQdvrzg, n. pi. par. 2 a. act.
of last.
El£p£ iXoiui, -oigy -oi, 2 a. opt. act.
— HzpuXetv, 2 a. inf. act. —
HzpizXCbv, -ovaa, -bv, n. pi. -6v-
rtg, par. 2 a. act. of nzpiaipiw.
YlzpieXu, f. -zX&, obs. see irzpiat-
pew, 1 a. ind. act. 7T£pi£tXa.
IlfpifVi'v/H, f. -eo-o), (fr. irzpi about,
and zvwui to dress) to dress up,
cover, wrap up.
Ylzpizwdrzig, -rzi, 2 and 3 sin. -ird-
tovv, 3 pi. cont. impf. act. —
Uzpiz-drnca, -ag, -z or -zv, pi.
-aauzv, -care, 1 a. ind. act. of
Tzpi-nariu).
Uzpiiizztpav,S pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
TTZpilTZipU).
HzpMiz-Kari'iKti, 3 sin. pper. act. of
■Kzpnrareu).
HcpifiTzaov, -zg, -e or -zv, 2 a. ind.
act. of iTzpiiri-Tiji.
HzpiiirXzKOv, -zg, -e, impf. act. of
7rrpt7rA/*fO).
IIfp££7nm;o-aro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid.
Of TTZpiTTOllU).
Tlzpiiiru), and Hzpiinouai, (fr. ir£pt
about, and znouai to act) to be
employed at or about, take care
of, look after, cherish ; to follow,
attend; to observe, regard; tt
court, solicit ; to treat, use, ha*
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die. 2 a. ind. act. irtpulirov, Poet.
irui'. 1 a. ind. past, ittpi-
uj>bt\v par. irtptttpOtis.
Tltptipyd^opat, f.-tiffo/iai,(fr.same,
ami tpyd^opai to work) to lW>rA
or (jin mfine ; to em-
ploy, make one's self busy, in
■ ■Idle, interfere; to trifle
waste labour, par. prcs. mid
irepitpya$6pevof, In, -ov.
Htpit^ytia, and -yiu, -as, ^, (fr.
I unnecessary trouble, mi-
jiute labour ; ojficiousness in
mce, curiosity; ifufecuiofl
fu.sitution ; curious works, ma-
, witchcraft.
Utpicpyof, -ov, b, >/, (fr. irtpt be.
I, and ipyov work) rainly
laborious, idly busy; officious,
curious, irnj/i rtinnit, intirtiud-
dltng ; oslrntidioux, turn; ab-
surd . nl.
TltpiipX0P"i,(. -t\iveopatt (fr. wept
about, and ipxofiui logo) to go
about, Wander, stray ; to go
through, truvd over, surity,
1 mi , tu rt voire, route round to;
to come about, ml, happen, de-
volve upon ; to come ujton, a-
■ , punish ; to circumimt,
tr, cheat, defraud, sup-
plant.
TJtptip^Sucvoi, -n, -ov, (par. pres.
mid. 01 last) going or running
about in, haunting, ficauenting.
TIcpifOTraica, -as, -t, pur. ind. act.
— Hipuavuro, 3 sin. cont. impt
BOJM< ot Ttpiffirdu.
Uepitonov, -a, -t, 2 a. ind. act.
Poet, of itipiiiiu), or 2 a. ind. act.
of rrcpioirdui.
Tltpiiaadpnv, Ion. and Poet, for rc-
ptaodpuv, 1 a. ind. mid. — IIipi-
iaoaotint, P^el. for wiptiaaadat,
1 a. inf. mid. oi'tttptivvvpi.
n.tpuoTa\u(voi, -n. -ov, par. per.
pass, of ircptOTtXXw.
Hipiiarr]v,-ri, -n, in 3 pi. -naav, 2
a. ind. act. of
ntpuo-mit.
Htpltanv, 3 sin. pres. ind. of nc-
pietpt, to excel.
Tlrp.ierrp.npev, Ion. for irtptfiorpa-
yzv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind, act. of ire-
piaorpi* rui.
Tltpitcrtbra, a. sin. of
HtuutrrG y, g. -tiros, by Sync, and
Crajis for irtpittrrnKtbs, par. per.
a^t. of irtpitornpt.
Yltpir<s-)(uToi;,-n, -ov, fr. ncp] intens.
and (cxaros, which see.
Wtp'uaxov, -es, -e or -ev, 2 a. ind.
act. of
npityii
Ilepiirapov and Hzpiirtuov, -es, -
or -tv, 2 a. ind. act. of-rrepiripvia
tltpihvxov, -ts,-t, 2 a. ind. act. of
irepirvyxdvu).
flepiiibOiiauv, Ion. for irepidtpdnoav,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass— riipu</>0£ij,
par. 1 a. pass, of itepiima.
Htptt'xtt, (3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
irtpii y'j) to contain, used impers. )
it is nui or found, there is, it is
contained.
ilepicxoiaav, a. sin. fem. par. pres.
act. of
JJeptixw, and Heptixopat, (fr. ircpi
about, and/^w to have1* to catch,
iiep
arize, take, occupy, jmss ; to
comprehend, contain, bold ; K
conjine, encircle, encompass, en-
close ; to surround innron, be-
, invest ; to subilui , opprt ■•>*,
afflict, harass; to
surpass ; to clasp, hold in the
arms or by the hands ; to 1 m-
brace, caress, cherish, love, dote
upon; to protect, defend; to
dwell or fix the mintl upon, cling,
fo.'Ja. ind. act. iripliax°v-
Iltpttuipa, 3 sin. tout, impf. art. of
TTlplupiiiO.
TL'-i^ioija, -aro(, rd, (fr. 1
bundage, swath, roller ; a sash,
gtrdlr, apron.
Hipttybvvvui or -vvu), f. -yjj<r<i>, p.
rrtptifana, (fr. nip] about, and
idtvwpt tO fjird) to gird up or n-
bout, dress ; to lie round tht wuist,
Wear or put on an apron. 1 a.
ind. act. Tcpii£uou. |>< r
ind. iupti(-i)ouai' par. vcotcfoo-
ftivoi. 1 a. mid. ind. rtou$u>od-
prjV impr. xcpifaoat, -doOu ' par.
ITipi^UtodfitVOf.
Wipifyorpa -at, I), (fr. last) a
sash, belt, girdle; a . burdtr,
llipinylofiai -ovuai, f. -fioouai, (fr.
rep) about, and i/ytouai to lead)
to bad about, guide to see, at-
tend to show, escort, wait upon ;
to explain, tell, relate.
UcpinynpartKbi, -?), -bv, (fr. last)
fed about, conducted, attended,
escorted.
Utptnyfii, 'tot -oZs, b, ft, (fr. same)
luijing round about, in u circle,
circular.
Ucpn'iyvcii, -ioi, Att. -tu>f, I}, (fr.
same) a boding round about ,
escort ; atlendunce to shov>, cxhi-
bitinn, display ; an explanation.
Tltpuiyov, -ti, -e or -tv, impf. or 2
a. ind. act. of ncptdyw.
Uzpn)rr}, Att. and Sync, for rrcpitt-
8>;Kit, 3 sin. pper. mid. of irc-
puliu).
TLtpnjuv, -etc, -ct, pper. mid. ofirc-
pitiui, to go about.
HtpifiKw, (fr. rrtpi about, and tjku)
to come) to come rounu to, de-
volve upon; to attain to, arrive
at, reach.
TIepiri\8uv, -ec, -e, 2 a. ind. act. of
■rrcpifpXopai.
TlepinXvrevd), (fr. -rep} about, and
e\ev6u) obs. to go) to go about,
wander, rove, roam.
TIcptriueKriu) -w, fr. irepi intens. and
fjutKTiii), which see.
Tlepirjv, -ris, -rj Att. -Jjv, impf. of
irepieifj.1, to be present.
TlepitiveiKa,Ion. for -rrcpiTJveyKa, 1 a.
ind. act. of «-£pt0fpw.
Wepinpyvpwfiivos, -r;, -ov, par. per.
pass, of trzpiapyvpdu).
n.£piripe7ro,3 sin. cont. impf. pass,
of -mpiaipid).
TltpifjCTpatpa, -as, -e, per. ind. act.
— Tlepirjarpad/a, -aj, -e or -tv, 1
a. ind. act. of TTtpiaarpdirru).
Tlepinx*^ *^> f* 'VG^i (fr- T^pt
intens. and r/^/w to sound,
th. fixes a noise) to resound,
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echo around; to clang, ring
towed,
Yl(pd)ii\itu>, fr. same, and •SJAirw,
which
UeptOeis, -ttaa, -iv, n. pi. -three.,
•V. i a. act. of irtpiTidnpi.
Iltpldtfia, -Sros, rd, (fr. irtptrlOripn
bO |)Ht about) any thing put on
or about; an ornaimnt, collar,
MM / paint, artijiriul r^iii-
jilixioii ; plusttr-, rough art,
uhitiutish ; a coi 1
Tltpldivis, -tos, Alt. -iujf, >/, (fr.
n or about ; a
if, the thing put on, s< e
last.
WtpiQiiti, f. -evoia, (fr. nipt aliont,
and $iu to run) to run about,
ruii, uundir; t • run round, in-
rurli , / nromjias-i.
ntpiOpnviu -di, (fr. same, and ^^rj-
viw to bewail, th. fyijvoc ■ dirgix
to go about bewailing, lament a-
loud. UzptOpiit input, to rmound
uith Inundations.
IlipiOptyKdiii -w,(fr. irrpi about, and
Cpiyxds a battlcinrnt) to sur-
round uith a br, usiii o, k, fortify ;
tO hedgt III, inininpaSS.
HeplQvpoSy -ov, b, 1), (l'r. nipt int< DJ.
and 5uudj tfifOr) Beljf angry,
inoeneea, inramd, indignant.
Ueptiiipevai, and by Sync. n^piW-
pivai, Dor. and Att. for jrtou-
^ri/, 2 a. inf. act. of ntpitiiJ.
Tleptiiw, -t)s, -j], 2 a. sub. act. of
MUM.
Utpilivat, prcs. inf. — rTtpuwv,
-ultra, -bv, par. 2 a. ofiripitipt,
tu go about.
Utptt^opai, (fr. rrtpi about, and 7£<*
to scat) lo si/ around; to sur-
round, environ, besiege.
Qtptiardptvos, -n, -ov, par. — IIc-
pucrraoo, impr. [>res. mid. of
ntpttcrnpii f. -arr)aw, p. -iarrjKa
l(r. rrtpi about, and tornpt t;
stand) to ston^ around, at o
6y ; to check, restrain^ repress ;
to lay, put, place or set round ;
to surround, compass, environ ;
to defend, fortify, fence about ;
to come to pass, turn out; to
change, alter, become different;
to decline, avoid, shun, flee.
IltptKaduipu), f. -apto, (fr. same,
and Kadatpu) to cleanse, th. ica-
dapbs clean) to cleanse all round,
purify thoroughly; to expiate,
atone ; to circumcise.
YlepiKadapttl, 3 sin. 1 f. Att. of
HtpiKadupi^ti), f. -taw, and Att. -?&,
same as ntptKadaipu).
TltptKaOappa, -ams, r&, (fr. same)
sweepings, off scouring, filth, dirt,
an atonement, expiation ; a hu-
man sacrifice, pi. irtptKaBdppara.
YitptKdOripa, -aros, rd, (fr. next) a
blockade, siege.
TltpiKaBripai, (fr. Trcpt around, and
Kddripat to sit down) to sit
down about; to besiege, invest,
blockade.
YltptKadi^u),?. -law, (fr. same, ana
Ka0<£a> to sit, th. l'£w to seat)
same as last.
UtptKaXXia, a. sin. or ncut. pi. of
IIEP
Ur.piKaXXrjs, -ios -ovs, b, >), (fr. rtpl
intens. and xaAOs fair) very
fair, extremely handsome, beau-
tiful, n. pi. irepiKaXXies -£??•
n.e(iiKa\i)T7TU>,{. -\pu), p. -KeKaXv<f>a,
(fr. nepl about, and KaXvirru) to
cover) to cover all round, hide
entirely, conceal totally ; to over-
lay, plate ; to wrap up, envelope ;
to blindfold, veil closely, pres.
inf. act. irepiKaXvirrciv. 1 a. ind.
act. ircpicicdXvxpa. per. pass. ind.
xtpiKtK&hvuuac par. irtpiKEKa-
Xvpuivos-
ncpaca/jnrfi, -?Jc, f/, (fr. same, and
Kiiixirru) to bend) a bending
round about, winding, circuit ;
twist, turn.
Il£piKap<pi<rnbs, -ov, b, (fr. irtpi
about, and icdp<pos chaff) the
manner in which a hen shakes
herself at leaving her nest ; clean-
ing, dusting, sweeping.
HepiKardXrnrTos, -ov, b, f), (fr.
same, /card intens. and Xaufidvu)
to take) caught, overtaken, sur-
• prised, surrounded.
neptKaTapprjyvvui, fr. irtpl intens.
and Karappriyvvui, which see. 1
a. ind. mid. mptKaTEppnZduyv,
-w, -aro.
HepiKarrjuai, Ion. for vcpiKaBrjuai,
in all its parts ; thus, pres. inf.
mid. irtpi /earned at' par. irepiKa-
Tfjucios.
TlepUciixai, -oat, -rat, (fr. mpi
about, and Kciuai to lie) to lie
round about or upon, be put
upon, adhere or be attached to ;
to have on, wear, carry, be dress-
ed in or girded with ; to lie by,
be stored up, remain over, be
over and above, par. pres. pass
ircpiKti/xevoi, -tj, -ov.
llcpiKtipu), (fr. same, and Ktipa to
shave) to shave round, clip or
crop the hair; to lop, chop, cut
of.
YlcpiKeicaXvuuivos, -n, -ov, par. per,
pass, of irtpiKaXvrrTia.
n.cpiK€vri(i) -to, f. -vow, (fr. mp\
about, and Kcvrio) to goad) to
pierce, stab or wound on all
sides ; to persecute, harass.
TItpiKc<pa\aia, -as, f/, (fr. same, and
KetyaXri the head) a headpiece,
helmet, casque.
Tlipuo'ifito, Ion. for mpiKf}$ov, pres.
impr. mid. of
TlipiKrjSouai, fr. ncpl intens. and
Kr/fiofjai, which see.
neoiKijXos, -ov, b, f\, (fr. same, and
Kt'/Xeos warm) hot, dry, parched,
score) ied, burned ; chapped, cleft,
split.
TLtpUriiros, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
Krjnos a garden) a garden, shrub-
bery, plantation.
ncpiKXacdels, -tlca, -h, g. pi.
mpucXaoQivruv, par. 1 a. pass,
of
n.£pi.K\db) -5, (fr. mpyt intens. and
k\uu) to break) to break entirely,
break in pieces, smash, bruise ;
to pull off", peel, strip, pluck.
TlepiKkuu, and Ion. UcoikX/ho (fr.
same, and kXcijj to sliut) to shut
IIEP
up, enclose, surround, encom-
pass, environ.
Yltpuchjciv, pres. inf. act. Ion. of
last.'
TlepiKXris, -ios -ovs, b, Pericles, a
man's name.
n.£pn<\ov(ii$(>>, (fr. vepl intens. and
kXov^ov a seal) to seal up, fasten
with a seal, fix a seal.
YlcpucXvfa, (fr. same, and kXu£m
to wash) to wash all round or
all over, dash water, sprinkle
over.
litptKXvrbs, -ov, b, {/, (fr. same,
and icXvrbs heard of) very ce-
lebrated, illustrious, famous, re-
nowned.
HepiKX&Su, f. -cry, fr. same, and
k\u)Qu>, which see. v
HcptKvrjuii, -io~os, f/, (fr. mpi about,
and Kvr'iur) the shin) leg-armour,
greaves ; a boot.
n.epiKvl8ios,-a,-ov, (fr. mpi intens.
and Kvifa to sting) very rough,
rugged ; prickly, stinging.
TlepiKvifa, f. -teno, (fr. same) to
scratch, scrape, grate ; to prick,
puncture, sting ; to rub so as to
excite heat, stimulate.
TltpiKouniii) -S>, f. -fiao), (fr. same,
and Kouiriu} to crack, th. k6uttos
a crash) to crash, report or re-
sound all round ; to trumpet
abroad, display ostentatiously ;
to scold, rate, rail at, chide with
noise.
IlepiKoirri, -%, f/, (fr. next) a cut-
ling round, paring, clipping ; an
incision, cut, gash ; a maiming,
mutilation ; an outline, sketch,
draught ; dress, ornament,
equipage ; wealth, means, sub-
stance.
n.EpiK6irr(x), f. -^/oi, (fr. mpi round,
and k6tttu> to cut) to cut about,
cut down, lop, prune, amputate ;
to cut short, curtail, abridge,
weaken, impair.
ntpucoautu} -<3, f. -f\cnx>, fr. ncpt in-
tens. and Koafttta, which see.
YlepiKpaTris, -tog -ovs, b,f), (fr. same,
and Kpariut to seize) that has
gained hit end, sharing, partak-
ing, enjoying ; master of, supe-
rior, overpowering, predominant.
pi. cont. mpucparus.
IlepiKpviTTia, f. -tito, p. mpuciicpvtpa,
(fr. same, and Kpvirrw to hide)
to hirle all over, disguise ; to con-
ceal carefully ; to withdraw, live
retired.
HtpiKTtovts, n. pi. of itcptKTtwv.
UeptKrirns, -ov, b, (fr. ntpt near,
and KTt'^to to build) a neighbour.
Adj. neighbouring, adjoining,
living near.
UtpiKrtwv, -ovos, b, (fr. same) a
neighbour, borderer. Adj. dwell-
ing around, living near, adjoin-
ing, neighbouring.
TlcpiKTViov, -ovos, b, same as last.
n. pi. TZlplKTVOVES.
UepixuK^oui -(5, (fr. mpi around, and
kvkXos a circle) to surround on
all sides, encircle, encompass ;
to invest, environ, besiege.
UtpiKvicXy, (fr. same) in a circle,
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all around, round about, on every
side.
TLcpiKwviu) -5, (fr. same, and kuvos
a cone) to daub or smear all
over, particularly with pitch ;
to calk, pitch.
TlcptXaufiavta, f; -h'/x^ouat, (fr.
same, and Xau^dvu to take) to
catch, seize, take ; to overtake,
come up with; to embrace, clasp,
hug, grasp ; to comprehend,
comprise, contain; to surround,
gird ; to take to one's self, suffer,
endure, bear,
UtpiXduvo), f. -i//w, (fr. same, and
Adumo to shine) to shine around,
cast light on all sides, glitter,
sparkle, beam. 1 a. act. ind. m-
ptiXapxpa.
U.tpiXdp\fjas, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a.
act. of last.
UcpiXehu), f. -i^w, p. irepiAtXeitpat
(fr. nepl intens. and Xeittw to
leave) to leave behind or after,
leave remaining or over, make a
remainder. nepiXciiro/xat, to be
left after, remain over, survive.
par. pres. pass. TTepi\ciir6ucvos.
per. pass. ind. irepiXiXeiuuar
par. TTtpiXtXtiuuivos.
H.toiXdx<j>, (fr. mpi around, and
Xt/^to to lick) to lick all over or
round about.
TltpiXiiru), f. -\pd>, fr. same, and
XfTTw, which see.
YltpiXcff^t'ivcvTos, -ov, b, f], (fr. -ntpl
about, and Xwr^vevto to talk, th.
Xe<r^n conversation) much talked
or spoken of, celebrated, cried
up, famous.
U.tplXr)uua, -arosy rd, (fr. irtpiXau-
f3dvu) to take) a seizure, laying
hold on ; an embrace, caress ; the
thing caught, prey.
TitpiXnTtTosi -fi„-bv, (fr. same) that
may be taken,, tangible, sensible ;
perceptible, intelligible, conceiv~
able.
TLtpiXi^ud^j), and-//cito-C, sameas
■nzpCXtixu.
TLtpiXonros, -ov, b, ft, (fr. irepiXdiruj
to leave over) left after or over,
remaining. Subs, the rest, rem-
nant.
HepiXovw, f. -ouffw, (fr. irepl intens.
and XoiJto to wash) to wash
around or all over, clean or
scour out.
n.epiXvTros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
XvTTrj grief) very grievous, mourn-
ful or sad, exceedingly sorrow-
ful.
TlepiXmo, (fr. same, and Xvu> to
loose) to loosen all round or en-
tirely ; to dissolve, melt.
Hzpiuaivouai, (fr. same, and uaivo-
uai to rage) to rage violently, be
outrageous, go mad, wander
about furiously.
Uepipd^vros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. ncpl
about, and ud^opai to fight)
fought for or to be fought jor,
disputed.
Ilspiuivu), -tjs, -j), pres. or 2 a. sub.
of
Ylt/Jtufvu), f. -pivu>, p. TTFpiptjtivriKa,
(fr. ncpt about, and phut to r*»
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main) to stay or wait for, tarry,
delay ; to look out Jot,
hope for ; to await, watch for.
pros. inf. act. ircpiuivciv. 1 a.
md. act. mpiiuciva, -as, -e.
HtpificffTus, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
fitarbs full) very full, crowded
all round ; stuffed, crammed ;
replcnislud.
Htplptrpov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
a circuit, compass, survey ; cir-
01 inference, measure round
about.
ll£pi/itrpof,-ou, b, 1), (fr. «pi about,
and ftirpov measure) round, cir-
cular ; measured round, of the.
fight measure. Subs. {/, (viz.
ypaupfi a line) the circumfe-
rence.
Tlcpiui'io'cii, a. sin. of
Tltpiut'ie'ns, -co* -ovit b, a man's
name.
ncpiftt'iKccs, n. pi. of
HcjHft>'/Kt]i, -co( -ov{, b, /;, (fr. -iTcpi
miens, and /lijicos length) very
Ions:, high or tall.
Tlepivattidu -u, (fr. rrpi around,
and vattrdtt same as tli. valoj to
dwell) to dwell round about, live
Mar,
JltptvauTdtoei, 3 pi. pres. sub. act.
of last.
Tltpivavrios, -ov, b, h, (fr. -rpi in-
tens. and kness)
vi ry sea-sick ; very squeamish,
disordered in the stomach.
Tlcplvios,-ov, b, and Tltpivatov, -ov,
rb, the perineum or space bc-
tu.cn the genitals and the anus.
llcpivtws, -u>, o,(fr. TTCfu beyond, and
vrtiif a ship) a useless person in a
ship, live lumber ; a passenger.
lLcpiviaaouai, (fr. ntpt about, and
viaaouai same as th. via) to go)
to go about, wander ; to move
round, revolve.
Ilepivicraontvauv, g. pi. JEol. par.
pres. pass, of last.
Hcpivoiu) -u>, f. -ljam, p. -vcv6nKa,
(fr. same, and vo/u> to think) to
know well, be well informed or
acquainted ; to think upon, con-
sider diligently, examine on all
sides ; to comprehend, under-
stand, conceive ; to contrive, in-
vent, design.
Tlepivola, -ay, >/, (fr. last) thought,
thoughtfulness, consideration.
Tltpivoortw -to, (fr. nept about, and
voorioi to go) to go about, travel
over, wander, rove, ramble, par.
1 a. act. irtpivoori'iaas, -ava, -av.
Tltpil;, (fr. ntpl about) round about,
around, all round.
Htpij-vpdu) -w, (fr. same, and %vpdw
to shave) and
lltpi^vu} or Utpil-iu) -w, (fr. same,
and £t5u) or %iw to shave) to shave
round about ; to scrape, rasp or
polish all over.
TltpiotiEvu}, f. -tvew, p. -u>(]evKa, (fr.
next) to go about, travel over ;
to survey, go over, examine, ob-
serve ; to move in a course, re-
volve, make a circuit.
TJspioo'os, -ov, >/, (fr. repl about, and
bfos a road) a course, revolution
nEP
round, circuit, path, orbit ; a
period, complete sentence. E«c
ireptdSov, in course, by rotation,
in turn.
HepioiKfw -w,f. -flaw, p. ncpiwicnKa,
(fr. same, and oikiw to dwell,
th. oikos a house) to dwell or in-
habit round at/out, live near.
TlcptoiKis, -Wof, »;, viz. jnJAijoryw-
pa, (fr. same) the surrounding
parts, adjoining country. Adj.
neighbouring, bordiring, ntar.
nipt0lKO?)0(lf(i) -W, f. ->/<7W, p. -b)KO-
cdpnica, (fr. TTtpl about, o?*ro$ a
house, and cV/xw to build) to
build round about ; to enclose,
wall up, fortify ; to confine in a
house, slmf vji at lurnie.
TIcplotKof, -ov, o, )% (fr. rrpi near,
and o?»coj a house) adjoining,
adjacent, neighbouring. Subs.
'ibour.
TlepiuiKoTivTai, a. pi. cont. par.
pres. act. of mptoiKtv.
TltpioTtrioi, -<j, -m, (fr. next) to be
despised, neglected or slighted.
Tlcpiovrouut, (fr. vtpi around, and
6~ro[jL(ii to look) to look around,
>'■> mglirt, de-
spise ; to overlook, connive at,
pass by.
ntploTTTos, -ov, 6, '/, (fr. last) seen
all round, conspicuous, remurk-
ul>le, excellent, eminent ; negli-
gent, indolent, inattentive.
Ucpiopitv, pres. inf. act. emit, of
U.rpiopdu> -w, (fr. xrpl around, and
!>pdu> to see) to look round, ob*
KTM, survey, remark ; to look
avir ; to overlook, neglect, omit,
let pass.
IltpidpOpiov and -pov, -ov, rb, (fr.
■ncpi about, and <ip0po$ the dawn)
dawning, day break'.
nepiopifa, f. -lew, (fr. same, and
bpi^u) to limit, th. 6'poj a bounda-
ry) to limit, bound, confine, cir-
cumscribe, enclose with bounda-
ries ; to drive out, banish, ex-
terminate.
n«ptopj«r/ids, -ov. 6, (fr. same) li-
mitation, restriction ; a boundary,
limit ; exile, banishment.
Tlcpiovcia, -aj, ^,(fr. irepltiui tosur-
pass) abundance, plenty, wealth,
substance ; excellence, superiori-
ty, pre-eminence.
Htpiovcidtyi, and -d^o/iai, (fr. last)
to have enough, be in affluence,
abountl ; to acquire, grow rich,
gain wealth.
Wtpiovo-iaayLOi, -ov, b, (fr. same)
wealth, abundance, affluence ;
an acquisition, property, pos-
session.
Iltpiovtrioi, -ov, b,,f), (fr. irt.puip.1 to
surpass) acquired, gained; pe-
culiar, private, one's own ;
abundant, plentiful, affluent.
Uepioxfi, -VS, >h (""• irtptix^ to
contain) a summary, argument,
contents, substance, al>stract ; a
volume, book ; an enclosure, for-
tification, citadel, castle.
U.£pn:a6u>i, (fr. vtpl intens. and im-
0os feeling) with feeling, pathetic
cally.
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Il£p«irap»/vai,inf. — T\cptnapztc,-tloa%
-iv, par. 2 a. pass, of irtpincipu.
ncpnraTiio -w, f. -i/cw, p. irtpiiwid-
TnKa, (fr. ittoi about, and r.ir/w
to tread) to walk about or up
and down, walk abroad, take a
walk ; to travel ; to live, leatl
life, sojourn, abide, reside ; to
lire tike or uccording to, conform
to.
ri£pi-nT;/o-ai,inf. — UtpiTruri'/oaVTCi,
n. pi. par. 1 a. act. — Yiipiira-
Tijcti, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. —
Tl(pnraT>iou>ntv, 1 pi. 1 a. suo.
act. of hist.
Ylipiirdriipa, -aroi, to, (fr. same) a
teaft <t walking about.
ricpnrtiTijTtKOi, -ii, -or, (fr. Fame)
Walking about, vagabond, n ith-
out a residence. Subs, a l*eri-
patrtic philosopher who professed
to have no fixed school.
YlepnruTuhni, -;;?, -i/, Att. for iupi-
iraruifn, -ins, -ul, pros. opt. act.
cont. of same.
ritp/iraroj,-ou, o, (fr. same) a »v(/A-;
a place for walking, promenade ;
a discussion, discourse or debate
during a walk ; a school or place
of philosophical lectures or argu-
ments.
TlcpnraTuiv, par. pros. act. cont. of
TTtpiTrar/ui.
n£p<7r/(Wo{,->7,-ov, (fr. wept around,
and -ci'ivdi level) plain all round,
open, champaign,
ncui-ttyu, -«<;, !„ (fem. of next)
humility, lowncss, lowliness.
ritptr/^oj, -a,-ov, (fr. rrp? near,
and 7r/£u the foot) low, near to or
on the ground.
Tlcpiirclpu), f. -cpw, (fr. 7T£p» intens.
and ntipu) to pierce) to pierce or
run through, wound on all sides.
1 a. ind. act. ncpiimpa.
Ucpiire\6ucvos, -;;, -nv, (par. pres.
mid. of next) revolving, turn-
ing, changing ; surrounding,
encompassing.
WcpiiitXo} and -irrto^n, (fr. 7r£pJ
around, and jrAw to be) to re-
volve, turn, roll ; to be over, pre-
vail.
HtpiiriirTafjiai, by Sync, for ircpiirt-
niTanui, per. ind. pass, of 77£pi-
-crd^u) or -do;.
ncpnreiTTiLKcvai, per. inf. act. and
Ylcpi-iGwv,-ovca, -bv,n. pi. -aovrts,
par. — IT£p£7r£(r£?v, inf. 2 a. act.
— n£pir£o-»7r£, 2 pi. 2 a. sub. act
of
7T£ptT
n£ptir£T«'£w or -do), fr. 7rrpt around»
and tctuQu), which see.
ntpirrerns, -log -ovs, h, fj, (fr. rfpi-
mirTU) to fall way) falling, drop-
ping or slipping into ; fallen^
failing, decayed, gone to ruin ;
changed, altered, reversed.
TlepnriTouat, (fr. 7r£pJ about, and
TTiro/jiai to fly) to fly round or
about ; flutter, wave.
HzpnriTU), obs. see ntpivlKTiii.
riepiirecpXevcuhos, -n,-ov, par. per.
pass, of inpiipXtvii).
YIcpnriitr(i),f. ttioi^tuicid, p. Trepiiriv-
TUiKi, (fr. irepi intens. and iriirrut
to fall) to full or drop upon ; to
HEP
Jail in with or among, meet with,
encounter; to experience, incur,
happen, chance. 2 a. act. ind.
ircptiireoov' inf. irtpnitctiv.
flcpi-XcKTug, -ov, b, >i, (fr. next)
connected, joined or linked to-
gether ; intwined, inwreathed,
embraced ; intermingled, intri-
cate, entangled.
UtoinitKui, f. -fw, (fr. ntpi around,
and jrA«a> to bind) to tie about,
roll, intwine, bind, plait ; to em-
brace, clasp, caress ; *o involve,
render obscure ; to comprise
round about, encompass.
ntpiir\iKTos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same,
and ttXjctctw to pace) moving,
Hpping ; dancing ; inlturned, in-
tricate.
TlEpnrXdpevos, -//, -ov, par. pres.
pass, of TltpivXopai, by Sync,
for irtpiiri\ouai.
tltpfaXoos -ovs, -6ov -ov, b, (fr. rup\
around, and 7rA/w to sail) a cir-
cumnavigation, sailing round,
voyage round about. Adj. that
may be sailed round, sea-girt.
Ilepnrveto -to, f. -tvato, (fr. same,
and irviu) to breathe) to breathe
or blow around.
Hepiirvevpovia, -as, t/, (fr. same, and
Tvtvuwv the lungs) inflammation
- of the lungs.
Htpiirvlyrx, -ios -cv$, b, £,(fr. same,
and -mtyu) to choke) suffocated,
choked, stifled, strangled.
IlepinoOtjros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and -nodao to desire) desirable,
ionsed for, wished.
ritpiTroifw -w, f. -;;cw, p. ■trrpiirtiroi-
T)Kn, (fr. same, and troiito to do)
to guard, defend, protect, preserve,
tecure : to make more, produce,
bring forth. Tlipi-Koitopm -ovuai,
to get, gain, prncurt, acquire,
purchase ; to claim, challenge,
demand: to pretend, feign. ] a.
ind. mid. ircpte-rroirjodprjv. sub.
TzionT'iifiawjjai, in 1 pi. Treptiroiri-
tr^yeOa.
Ih fii-oirujis, -105, Att. -£wj, »% (fr.
last) gain, profit, possession, ac-
quisition, prirntrty ; a share, par-
ticipation ; protection, defence,
p reservation, salvation .
IltpiToionvTni, 3 pi. cont. pres.
ind. mid. of same.
nfoiroXfcu -&, (fr. rep\ around, and
no\fu) to turn) to roll, whirl,
Kind, revolve ; to go round about,
encompass, environ ; to secure on
ail aide's.
U.tpiir6\ta, -tov, r«, (fr. same, and
irohc a city) the suburbs,- the
adjoining towns.
Ucpixoptvopai, (fr. same, and iro-
pevofint to go) to go round, go
through, travel over.
Yltp'Tnofyvpov, -ov, to, (fr. samp,
and iropipvpa scarlet) a purple or
scarlet robe or dress edged with
purple.
Hep/zoo, (fr. same, and rpb before)
farther, beyond.
TliO'-ridto, (fr. same, and 7rrr.u'u> to
strike) to hit upon, strike against,
stumble upon, meet -with.
iiep
Uepinrepos, -ov, b, ^,(fr. same, and
■KTtpov a wing) winged around;
fluttering, sparkling, glittering .
embattled, fortified; roofed, co-
vered.
Yltpi-KTv^as, -aoa,-av, par. 1 a. act
of
WipiTTTvcow, f. -£w, (fr. irtpi about
and -KTveato to fold) to fold about,
inwrap ; to encircle, enclose ; to
infold, clasp, embrace.
HipiitTtoua, -tiros, to, (fr. irepiiriirTto
to fall among) a slip, fall ; an
accident, chance.
Htpiirvcros, -ov, b, f/, (fr. -xepl
around, and nvvQdvopai to hear)
heard of, reported, noised, cele-
brated, cried, famous.
Ilepippaivto, f. -pavu>, p. trepiippay-
Ka, and Yltpippavri^to, (fr. same,
and paivto or pavrify to sprinkle)
to sprinkle about, besprinkle, scat-
ter water; to sprinkle with holy
water, purify.
UeptppavTtjpiov,-ov, rb, (fr. last) a
vessel for holy water, an instru-
ment for sprinkling it ; a font ;
a watering pot.
TLepippavTicpbs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
sprinkling, aspersion.
Htpippd-KTto, fr. irep\ intens. and
pdiTTto, which see.
Tleptppeto, f. -evoto, (fr. -rrep} about,
and pito to flow) to flow or run
about, overflow, inundate ; to
wash, flow by or beat upon ; to
abound, be in plenty or afflu-
ence.
IIr.pipp>'/yivni, f. -pi'ifa. p. vsptippn-
%a, (fr. nepl intens. and pfiyvvpi
to break) to strip or peel round,
tear off; to break up, split, rend
in pieces ; to burst asunder, break
out.
IlepipjjrjZavTis, n. pi. par. 1 a. act.
of last.
XIeptp'poos,iirtdUepippvros,-ov,b,(fr.
■mpi about, and pirn, pvu> orpveu) to
flow) flowing or running about,
streaming, pouring ; washed on
all sides, encircled by the sea, sea-
girt.
Ueptirecria'Xtopfvos, par. per. pass, of"
H(.ptcria\6to -Co, f. -wiTto, p. mptoe-
otdXtoKa, (fr. irepl about, and ciu-
Xov spittle) to variegate, enamel,
make mosaic work, inlay, mount,
set.
Ucptaia'Xovpevos, par. pres. pass.
cont. of last.
UepiffiSrjpos, -ov,b. (fr. kioI around,
and ctfinpos iron) covered with
iron, plated, sheeted.
Il£pi<jKe\ris,-ios -ovs, b, i], (fr. ircpl
intens. and cK?\\to to dry) very
hard, dry, rough, rugged ; last-
ing ; obdurate, stubborn, obsti-
nate ; persevering, firm, reso-
lute ; harsh, severe, morose ; of-
fensive, troublesome, disagreeable,
grievous. Also
UeptoKeAris, -ios -ovs, b, ft, (fr. mpi
about, and oki\os the leg) en-
circling or covering the leg. He
pi(TKEAfS,neut. breeches, leggings,
hose.
YltpioKt\iov, -ov, Td,(fr. sameWr&sa
(461)
nrp
for the legs, leggings, breechet
trowsirs, drawers.
Iltpto-KiMs, -»V, hi (fr. same)
dress for the legs ; garters, orna-
ments for the legs or ankles.
nepto-Ktnns, -(os -ovs, b, f/, (fr. irtp
about, and <tk/ttw to cover) cover,
edover or all round, shaded.
UtpicKi-KTopiai, (fr. same, and uKh
ropai to look) to look round c*
about, look for ; to survey, oft-
serve.
HtpiuKtitTos, -ov, b, {{, (fr. last)
visible all round, conspicuous ;
lofty, eminent.
HepioKOTriu) -u>, (fr. irept around,
and oKoirito to view) to look about
for, seek out ; observe, survey,
view around.
UepioKvdi^to, (fr. same, and Y.kvQtis
a Scythian) to scalp or cut off the
skin with the hair fom the head,
like the Scythians.
Ucpio-KvXaKt^to, (fr. same, and okv-
Au£ a whelp, th. tiAu'w to bark)
to purify by drawing a uhtlp
three times round tr>e person.
Ufv Kv\dKi(rnos,-ov,b,\i'r. Iast)the
purification mentioned in last.
TlepKTKVTi^to, f. -io~w, p. irtpiFOKvrt-
Ka, (fr. TTtpl intens. and D*/>ruc
skin) to skin, flay ; to tieaip.
HtpioiTuopbs, -ov, b, (fr. ne.\i , <y.«>--
partition, division, rent, disunion ;
employment, a. station or hurry
of business; ■^traction, confu-
sion ; strife, jntenfion, quarrel ;
war, warfare ; a change of front
by countermarch ; a .circumflex,
lengthened, tone.
Tlepioirdto -w, f. -doto, p. ircpticrna
Ka, (fr. irtpi intens. and ondto to
draw) to -luck, pull or tear
away ; strip or pet I "ff; to draw
different ways, rend in pieces ; to
draw out, unsheath ; to distract,
agitate ; to turn the course,
change the direction, transfer, re-
move ; to change the front by
countermarch ; to pronounce with
a lengthened tone, circumflex. 2
a. ind. act. irepieoirov, -es, -c.
impf. mid. irepicairadpnv -wpnv,
• dov -to, -dno -aro.
Uepicirepx^ and Att. or Ion. Uepi-
oircpxtto -Ci, (fr. same, and crrtp-
%to to hurry) to hasten anxiously,
hurry, be agitated ; to take ill,
resent.
nepioiroptov, -ov, to, (fr. repl about,
and c-trr{pto to scatter) scattered
buildings, suburbs.
Uepionovcu^to, (fr. same, and o-nov-
od^to to hasten) to use diligence,
take great pains, exert one's self.
YltpiGKovbacTos, -ov, b,f/, (fr. last)
sought after, much desired ;
courted, honoured, esteemed, va-
lued ; engaged in, pursued, prac-
tised.
TlepiaTftopfvr],-ris, h, (viz. npoatooia
pronunciation; fern, of ncpioKto-
ptvos, par. pres. act. cont. of
ireptcirdto to draw out) a length-
ened tone or circumflex.
Ueptao-d, (neut. pi. of -xepioobs ex-
ceeding) see ircoiactos.
IIEP
ticpivo-e'.a, -a?, fa and Tlcpiaacvua,
-tiros, rb, (fr. same, th. nipl be-
yond) abundance, pUnty, nduv-
dunce, superfluity, remainder ;
tranqk, matam. pi. irzpia-
ct\>\iara.
Hipiaazvu, and -ttiv'o, f. -tvaw,
(fr. same) to abound, have plen-
ty, overflow, remain ovir ; to in-
■, grow, hnri <_-r vt (more;
(oijiil, tir,,, I, surpass / to en-
bace, make greater, amplify,
exalt, par. pres. act. ntpioaiinov,
-ovaa, -ov. 1 a. act. ind. circpiu-
atvoa' opt. ■ntpiaatvaaiyn' par.
Ttzpiaozvcas, -aaa, •av,
Tlcptoatvwv, -ovaa, -w, g. -ovroi,
par. pres. act. of last
ricpt<jc7ul6yos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. -nepi
about, and \6yo<; discourse, th.
Xiyu> to speak) talkative, loauu-
cious, wordy, verbose.
Tltpiaabv, -ov, rb, (neut. of/iext)
abundance, plenty ; superfluity,
remainder ; ixc,tlcnc<, ^oodiuss;
superiority ; advantage, privi-
lege,
Ilcpto~B6i, and Att. -rrds,-»), -<5r, (fr.
vepi beyond) emcelhmg, surjiass-
ine, exctllent, sujtirmr, bitter ;
choice, rare, cx'pnsi/e, ji \
much, too much, redundant, re-
maining over, superfluous ; a-
bundant, plenty, plentiful, am-
ple. Comp. iriptaadTepoi. Eicnt-
piacov, by much more.
Iltpiaawi, and Ueptoffd, (fr. last)
choicely, aquisitely, excdhntly,
mi/sly, notably ; abundantly,
amply, plentifully, pUntioutly,
cojnously, superfluously ; earnest-
ly, vehemently, dearly. Comp.
irrpiffffoWpuK, and ncptaadrepov.
Titpicrrdcbv, (fr. ■ntpiic-rnui to sur-
round) round aoout, in a circle,
on every side.
Ylzpioralnv, -ns, -n, 2 a. opt. act. —
Ylcpio-ravTos, a. pi. mas. of — Yle-
pivTds, -aoa, -uv, par. 2 a. act.
of same.
TlcpioTuois, -tog, Att. -fto?, rj, (fr.
same) a circumstance, occur-
rence, incident, event ; occasion,
opportunity, seeison ; vicissitude,
change, turn of affairs ; necessi-
ty, urgency, exigency, emergen-
cy, hurry or pressure of business ;
perplexity, affliction, distress, ca-
lamity ; a ring of bystanders,
crowd ; an open or surrounding
space, area, circuit.
Tlzpiardroi, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same)
surrounded, encircled, encom-
passed. Subs. 6, a high place,
elevated situation, which can be
gone "ound.
JlipitrrEitotri, Poet, for irzptcTzooGi,
which Ion. for ircpiaruio-i, 3 pi.
2 a. sub. act. of same.
riEfKo-TfAAw, f. -e\to, p. tcipu(JTa\-
Ka, (fr. izepl about, and ct£>Au> to
send) to cover over, wrap up,
enclose ; to adorn, dress, adjust,
regulate ; to compose, arrange,
set ; to observe, regard, respect ;
to protect, guard, defend.
Tlcaiarivu), ncpiorevd^u), Wtpicrrz-
nEP
va%lfa, and Tltpiorovaxlfai (&•
irrpi intens. and arivw, &c. to
groan) to groan heavily, moan,
lament, bewail ; to resound with
lamentation.
Xlcpiarcpa, -5<r, f), (perhaps fr. ni-
rouai to fly, artpjjuii strongly ;
or trtpiaauii exceedingly, and
tpdu) to love ; or same, and rp/w
to tremble) a dove, pigeon.
Tlcpiortpcuv, •Cbvos, b, (fr. last) a
jiigeon-house, dove-cote. Also,
the herb vervain.
Tlipt<TTcpl6iov, -OD, rd, (dim. of
same) a young pig* on.
nipiarepoct^nit mfot -ovf, b, »/, (fr.
, and £7<5o? likeness) like a
dove.
nipicri<pav6ti) -£>, (fr. irtpt around,
and o-ri<p<j) to crown) to encom-
pass, encircle, surround, make a
ring about.
Tltpiarifpu), f. -^w, fr. same, and
cri<pu), which see. pr» s. m,l.
pUB. rrcpto-ri<f>ouat, -n, -trai.
TltpiOT)',t)iov, -ov, rd, (fr. irep)
about, and crrjOos the breast) a
breast-plate.
YltptaToi-^i^iii, f. -tau), (fr. same, and
trro7%os a rank) to surround, en-
compass ; to enclose with a net or
as in a net ; to arrange around,
set in ranks.
HcptoTo\r), -rii, f), (fr. vtptcrfX^u)
to adorn) clothing, dress, orna-
ment.
TltpiarSuiov, -ov, rd, (fr. irtp\ about,
and ardfia the mouth) the glottis
or orifice at the top of the wind-
pipe ; a hole, opening, aperture,
slit ; an edge, border, hem, mar-
gin ; the mouth of a well, or a
head or canopy over it ; fat, fat-
ness.
ncpiffTova^i^u), see irtpio-rivw.
Ylepmrpdnrij), for ireptaorpd-rrTU).
X\tpicrpi<povTa, a. sin. or neut. pi.
par. pres. act. of
YltpiaTpt<pij), f. -ifu), (fr. irepi about,
and orpitpu ^to turn) to turn
round, revolve, move, in a circle ;
to whirl, drive round ; to wind,
screw, twist, wrest.
Tlcpicrrpofpfi, -rjs, f), (""• 'ast) a turn
round, revolution ; conversion,
change, alteration.
Tlipiarpdiua, -aroi, rd, (fr. next) a
carpet, carpeting ; a cushion,
couch ; tapestry, hangings, cur-
tains.
Tizoio-rptivvvui, f. -orpwo-w, p. irc-
piiaroojKa, (fr. irtpi around, and
arpwvvvjxi to spread) to prostrate,
lay flat, lay along ; to spread or
strew over, cover round.
YItpio-TpuHpdodai, Ion. for irepujrpi-
tpeadai, pres. inf. pass, of irepicr-
rpi<p(ti.
T[tpioTv\tov, \\tpiarv\ov, -ov, rb,
and nepitrrtfoos, -ov, b, (fr. irepi
around, and otv\o$ a pillar) a
peristyle, court, portico, place
surrounded with pillars.
Tlzpiovpu), (fr. same, and <rvpu> to
draw) to draw round, haul or
■pull about ; to drag or tear asun-
der, rend, break; to strip off,
(462)
nEP
pluck away ; to molest, i;x, ha*
rass, spoil, pillage ; to taunt, re-
proutli, rmli.
nept<T<piyyij>, (fr. same, ami o<plyyu
to bind) to bind up, tietogitlti ur
round about.
ntpio<Ppayi£u, (fr. same, nud o<f>pti-
yi'^w to seal, ih. aippayU * J-e.nl
to Hal up together, mark round,
tie or bind up, gird.
Iltpiacbvptov, -ov, to, (fr. same, and
c<f>vpa the ankle) to fa I , I
border, band or arnamtnl about
tin anklis.
Uepiai^io, Ion. for nspla^ov, % a.
inipr. mid. of 7r(pi/^-w.
riipja^/w -o), same as 7ripi/yw.
ntpic^l^w, (fr. wtpi around, and
cx'& to split) to tplilot crack
ubout, cleave, rend atundei ; to
break up, break off, cut short.
lltpioufa. (fr. same, nnd owfa to
th. ados safe) to tecure,
fence around, protect, sun, j,r<-
serve.
HcptTdfJi'tutv, Ion. for irtpirduveiv,
pres. inf. act. of
niptrduvu), Ion. for iztpiTlfivia.
Ueoiridtttca, -n?, -e, per. ind. act.
of irtpiTiOtiut.
TltptTtfxi£<j),i. -fr(i>,(fr.jr£p? around,
and 7r£(^/^(j to wall, th. riTyoi a
wall) to uull round, fortify ; to
surround or encompass with a
wall, invest, blockade, betU
nfpiTfi'yr'fTij, -to(, Att. -£w$, !), Ue-
pirci^io-pu, -ami, rb, and Uipt-
Tttyioubs -ov, b, (fr. same) hav-
ing a wall, rampart or Iknes built
round ; a circumvallation, block-
ade, siege.
Yltpirctxos, -cos -ov$, rb, {fr. ir(pi
around, and rci"yf a wall) a
wall around ; a rampart, forti-
fication, bulwark ; a line of cir-
cumvullation.
UepirlWu), f. -rXw, (fr. same, and
tAXw to make) to revolve, per-
form a revolution, finish, com-
plete, end. TlepiTiWo/iai, to rise,
arise, rise up, appear, come into
view.
YltpiTiutiv, 2 a. inf. act. — Ylzpirin-
veiv, pres. inf. art. — Utptrfuvta-
dat, pres. inf. pass. — Wzpirtuvia-
6o), 3 sin. pres. irnpr. pass. —
Utpirz^ivnadz, 2 pi. pres. sub.
pass. — U.zpiTe/jtv6iJLZvo(, -n, -ov,
par. pres. pass, of
Ylzptrtuvo), f. -rzuio, p. -rrepirirfiriKa,
(fr. 7T£p? around, and rtuvm to
cut) to cut around, circumcise ;
to cut off, amputate, lop, prune ;
to cut short, abridge, intercept,
strip or deprive of. 2 a. act. ind.
nepizrzuov, and irzpiirauov inf.
irzpiTzuztv. per. pass. ind. ?r£p<-
TfTuvuai' par. ircptTCTur/uzvoi. I
a. ind. pass, nepieruijdnv. per.
ind. mid. TTzpireroua.
Ylzpi rtTunvrai, 3 pi. per. ind. pass,
of last.
TitpiTiQido-i, Ion. for irzpinduoi, 3
pi. — UcptriOeptv, 1 pi. pres.
ind. act. of
Uipirtdnui, f. -fl/yo-a), p. -Ti8etKa,(&.
tzjh around, and n'dtyw to place «
IIEP
to put, lay or place round or
about ; to clothe, dress, adorn ;
to invest, endow; to put or lay
upon ; to impute, charge, ascribe,
attribute ; to add, bestow, confer,
adjoin, annex. 1 a. ind. act. irc-
pitdqica. 2 a. act. ind. irepiidnv,
-Vi, -T par* irepiddg, -Etoa, -iv.
lltptTundijvai, 1 a. inf. pass. — U.E-
piT^rfQi'iaojiai, -j], -erai, 1 f. ind.
pass, of irzpiTtuvu).
lIcpiT[it]TO$, -ov, b, fj, (fr. irepiTifivo}
to cut otf ) circumcised, cut off.
Uepirofifi, -ijs, fj, (fr. same) cir-
cumcision. Ol ek irepiTo^ijg, those
of the circumcision, the circum-
cised.
HepirpanEis, -Eioa, -iv, g. fem. sin.
— YlzpiTpaKuanq, par. 2 a. pass,
of TrepiTpiirw.
TlcptrnaxfjXiov, -ov, rb, (fr. nepi
about, and rpd-xn^os the neck) a
collar, necklace.
Hepirpiirii), f. -ipu), p. TT£piTirpE<pa,
(fr. same, and rpiirw to turn) to
turn ahout or round, revolve,
wheel ; to reduce to, drive, impel ;
to throw down, overturn, over-
throw; to commit or intrust to. 3
sin. pres. ind. act. nepirpiTra. 1
a. ind. act. ircpuTpexpa. 2 a. ind.
act. ntpiirpaiTov. per. ind. mid.
irepiTtTpoitti.
HepiTpf(p(j), (fr. same, and rpi<pu)
to rear) to turn or make sour,
thicken, coagulate ; to freeze,
congeal.
UtpiTptyu}, f. -Ops^u), p. -SeSpdpri-
Ka, (fr.same, and rpi^ui to run)
to run round or about, hurry, be
confused ; to run over or through;
to sport. 2 a. act. ind. ntpiidpa-
puv' par. rtpi8pauu>v, -ovcra, -6v.
n.epiTpoTrd(j> •&, (fr. same, and
rpoirr) a change) to revolve, turn,
change.
HzpirpoTTEwi, Ion. for irepirpovduv,
par. pres. act. of last.
riepirpo-rrfi, ffr, »/, (fr. irepl about,
and rponfi a change, th. rpitrw to
turn) vicissitude, change, suc-
cession, rotation, revolution.
Utpirpdyu), (fr. same, and rpdyto
to chew) to gnaw all round, de-
vour, eat up.
P.'.piTrevu), YlEpirrbs, see irEpicoEvw,
and iTcpioodq.
D ipiTvy^dvu), f. mid. -TEv^o/iai,
(fr. nepl intens. and rvyyavio to
be) to fall in with, light upon,
meet with, encounter ; to find,
get ; to experience, discover. 2 a.
ind. act. ircpiirv^ov.
llepirv^ufv, -ovoa, -bv, (par. 2 a.
act. of last) accidental, casual,
fortuitous.
*\£pi<paivu>, f. -avio, (fr. rcepl about,
and faivu) to show) to show
around, exhibit clearly. Ucpi^ai-
vopai, to appear, be conspicuous,
be seen all round.
HtpifdvEia, -as, f/, (fr. last) a pro-
spect, view, sight ; clearness, per-
spicuity ; brighfies', role-idcw t
grandeur ; celebrity, notoriety,
fame.
TltpiipavfiSi -fJS-ovS' b,h, (fr. pw*1
IIEP
radiant, bright, splendid; con
spicuous ; celebrated.
Ucpifpdvjj, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. pass, of
same.
Htpupdvios, (fr nepitpavfis clear)
openly, clearly, evidently, bright-
ly, splendidly, famously, conspi-
cuously.
Hepi<pas, -avros, b, Periphas, a
man's name.
Hepupipeia, -as, $, (fr. irepKhtpu) to
surround) a circumference, cir-
cuit, orbit ; a border, edge, mar-
gin; roundness, convexity, pro-
tuberance; a going or wander-
ing about, error ; insanity.
Htpi<ptpfis, -tog -ovs, b, i/, (fr. same)
circular, round ; carried or mov-
ing round. Subs, a guard, at-
tendant.
Tlepupepdnevos, ->j, -ov, pass. — U.r,-
ptcpipovres, n. pi. act. par. pres. of
Hepi<pipu), f. -oicro), (fr. irepi about,
and Qipu) to carry) to carry, lead,
take or drive about, have in one's
train or suit; to spread or lay
over; to bring or reduce to; to
disturb, disorder, toss about; to
set astray, distract, drive out of
the senses, nepupipouai, to wan-
der about, rove, roam ; to revolve,
move periodically ; to concern,
relate or belong to. 2 a. ind. act.
irtpu'jveyKov.
TltpKpEvyu), f. -£u>, (fr. irepl intens.
and <pcvyu) to flee) to escape safe,
survive.
nepupdavui, fr. same, and Qddvu,
which see.
TltpKpdds, -doa, -av, par. 2 a. act.
of itcpi<pQnfii, obs. for last.
HtpupXevu or -0A<5<*>, (fr. irepi
around, and 0Mw to boil up) to
boil, bubble up, overflow, run
over ; to wrap up, envelop, sur-
round; to scald, burn about,
singe round ; to taunt, revile ; to
trifle, act with levity, talk idly,
blab. par. per. pass, nspiwefaeva-
//fVOf.
TleptQ^oyHTfjibs, -ov, b, (fr. same,
and <p\iyu) to burn) a conflagra-
tion, great fire or burning.
HepHfiopa, -as, hi (Sr- lrepicpipw to
wander) a carrying about or with
one ; a turning round, whirling,
circular motion ; turn, succes-
sion ; change of meats or dishes,
a octane, service of messes ; dis-
order, confusion, disturbance ;
deviation, wandering ; error, mis-
take.
Utpi<popnTbsi -rj, -bv, (fr. same)
wandering, roving, rambling ;
moveable, portable ; celebrated,
extolled, cried up ; wise, sensible,
intelligent, judicious.
Htpicppayixa, -dros, to, (fr. vept-
<Ppdc(TO) to fence round) a fence,
enclosure; a rampart, wall, bul-
wark, fortification ; a breast-
work, bulkhead.
ITtptiflpaofwj, (fr. next) exactly,
strictly, carefully ; sensibly, skil-
fully, prudently.
|r('tvtf>p<iArK, -ios -ovs, b, ^, (fr.
ireo? ab^tt, and <poqv the mind)
(463)'
HEP
skilful, ingenious, subtle, cut**'
ning ; wise, sensible, prudent^
intelligent ; marking, expressive.
n.ept(ppd£io, f. -o-w, (fr. same, and
0pd£o> to speak) to express in
many words, periphrase, dilate
or enlarge upon; to deliberate^
debate, consider, weigh.
n.epi<ppaKT0S, -ov, b, >'/, (fr. ircpi-
<ppdoo~u> to fence round) fencedy
enclosed ; fortified.
U.epi(ppuais, -ios, Att. -eus, ^, (fr.
TTtpKPpdfa to dilate upon) cir-
cumlocution, periphrase, copi-
ousness of language.
nepi<Ppdcoij) or -rria, f. -£o>, p.
-niQpdxa, (fr- nept about, and
<ppdaa(i> to fence) to fence about,
enclose, fortify, wall ; to guard,
keep, protect, per. ind. pass, nt-
piiri<ppayuai.
U.epi<Ppovdr(j), 3 sin. cont. pres.
impr. act. of
Tiept<Ppovi<i) -Z, f. --fiaoi, p. -ire<po6-
vt]ku, (fr. vcpl about, and <ppoviu>
to think, th. fpiiv the mind) to
think one's self above, and look
down upon others, despise; to
examine, look or inquire into,
think of, contemplate.
HepKppvyu) or -<f>pvoo-io, (fr. same,
and (ppvyu> to parch) to dry up,
parch or scorch around.
IIepi<t>po)v, -ovos, b, h, (fr. same,
and (ppf/v the mind) very wise,
sensible, intelligent, prudent,
modest; haughty, contemptuous,
scornful.
Ylepupvu), f. -vooi, p. -iri(pvKa, (fr.
same, and <pvoi to grow) to grovj
round or upon. Tiepi^vo^iai, to
grow, cling or adhere to, clasp,
embrace, per. ind. pass, -nepiiri-
(pv/iat. 1 f. ind. mid. ircpirpijo-onai.
TlEpt^aipia, fr. itepl intens. and xii'~
pit), which see.
nep^aXxdw -5, (fr. irEpl about, and
%a\icbs brass) to plate or cover
with brass.
TLtpixapaicdu) -w, f. -wo-w, p. -ke^u-
paKWKa, (fr. same, and xapakvu)
to trench, th. x"?^ a ditch) to
entrench, surround with a ditch
or rampart, fortify.
n.£ptxapdoo~w, (fr. same, and ^n:-
pdoaii) to scrape) to engrave
round, circumscribe, limit; in-
scribe, set a mark upon.
TlEpixapriSi -ios -ovs, b, fj, (fr. irEpl
intens. and xaP& }°Y) verV glad,
overjoyed, delighted.
Heoix^ "^5 IlefH^tvw, and Tlepi-
v(5u), (fr. irEpl around, and ^£w,
&c. to pour) to pour about, spread
or extend over ; to overlay or
cover over ; to tie round, bind up.
T\.Epixwou.ai,tofallflat,prostrate.
YlEpixopwu, fr. same, and ^opeuuj,
which see.
n.Epixpvoos, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same,
and xmaos g°'(l) covered or in-
laid icith gold, gilt.
Yltpixpvodu -w, (fr. same) to gild.
TlepiXvw, see 7T£pt^fu>.
Tleplyiiipos, -ov, b, '/, (fr. vco't about,
anl X'')r)'1 country) neishbour-
in<f, ail joining, circumjacent.
IIEP
Subs. (viz. j?) land) the country
arm/ nil.
Tlcptddui -w, f. -fjau, (fr. Trcpt in-
. and \|fjw to wipe) to rul.
hurt/, rluin thoroughly, rub
dawn.
Utptxptifta, -aros, rb, (fr. last) dirt,
jilth, sueepings, cleansings, qff-
toourin us ; a vile person, villain ;
a human .oar
Hipldrnaic, -«of, Att. -iwc, fi, (fr.
same) a droning, srouring ;
, uitriti ai, a rubbing away.
Tltpixf, aXdu) -u>, (fr. -rcpl intens. and
i|<A<5w to strip, tli. \f.i\b( thin)
to stup totally ; to dcprue, be-
n ,ii i -, phindt ■, >/■""'/, watt*,
\-u), (fr. trip] near, ami d vyi)
the soul) to ha r dtartjf) Jb t\
hunt upon, i ni'irnrr off, rtifinatt-
ly. Or, (fir. d/4xpt cold) to cool,
ref<,
Tlcpiudiu) -io, (fr. rcp't intcns. and
wOiu to push) to shove or push
about; to r,j,d, repulse, dnn
abuse, vex, qf-
Jl»t.
- - -«i »/, Cr- *tpi around,
and trmumt to look) an i mi-
I ; an oi,seri ritori/,
toner, beacon, signal-post ; n
uatrh, gUtvd ; a i tew, prospect
Titpn'oaun, (neut. of next) very
mucky greatly, exceedingly, to
, beyond mtaauri ; ■
ly, harshly; loudly, noisily.
Tlcpiiomos, -ou, 6, $, (fr. vtpi be-
yond, and Hffioi holy ; or fr. re-
piavti) to cry out) very holy, sa-
cral, awful, vt nerublc, n
• it, superior^ eminent, very
grcal ; numerous, many, ample,
copious; viol, >//. idirment, eager;
laud. noisy, audible.
TJeuKii^u), f. -dan), p. iriiripiciKa, (fr.
next) to grow black, assume a
dark colour ; to ripen.
Hipicos or Tltpicvbi, -i), -bv, Mack,
dark, coloured; marked with black,
spotter!.
Ucpprjrjrjbs, -ou and Ion. -oto, b,
Permcssus, a river of Bceotia.
Tlipva, -tic, ;/, (perhaps fr. triors
the heel) a gammon, leg or ham
of bacon.
Tlipias, par. pres. act. of nipvnpt,
in next.
T\rpv<i<7K(j}, Tlepvduf, and nlprnui,
(perhaps fr. ircqdu) to transport)
to sell, bargain, barter.
Tlcpovdfjia, Dor. for Titp6vnfxa, -droc,
rb, (fr. -nzpdvri a needle) needle-
work, embroidery ; work, work-
manship, manufacture.
Tlepovarpii, -<?<Soj, fj, (fr. same) a
cloak, robe, garment made to
button or buckle.
Ilepovdu) -S>, f. -rjmt, ('fr. same) to
buckle, button, clasp.
Tltpbvrj, -ng, f), a buckle, r asp, hut-
ton; the smaller bone oj the leg ;
a needle; a pin, bodkin; ■, neck-
lace, collar, or like orname t.
TLep-mptvouai, f. -tvcov.ai, (fr. -nfp-
■ntpoc rash) to act rashly or ftnn«j-
ly, behavejoolishly ; to boast, lira :
vaunt, be vain or ostentatious.
m:T
Htpittpla, -ac, ft, (fr. same) rash-
hostintss, tnnenty, Jool-
hnrifinrss, thoughtlessness ; va-
nity, oatentation.
IHpirtpoc, -ov, b, f), hasty, rash,
thoughtless, ineonsuttrute; worth-
r,,olish, silly; ostentatious,
boastful.
ntpfrtOfjicaTO, Poet, for irepitdyKaro,
3 sin. 1 a. hid. mid. of irtpt rldn-
ut.
neppixuv, Poet. Sync, for rrpu-
^ni/, pres. inf. act of irrpi/^w.
IT/o/io^of, Poet. Sync, for wcplo-
%oc, -ov, b. fi, (fr. Trtpu'xii) to
:'inl, surpass
perior ; eminent, notable, remark-
able.
Uipaat, 1 a. inf. act. of irtp6u>.
ntpoci'f, -toi, Att. -iui, b, rtntui,
I man's name.
Wepafipaaaa, -rji, /;, and
llcpoMpdvcia, -as, and I\tpac<p6vrj,
-Vi, ht (""• irfpdwlo d.sirnv, and
Advof slaugnter) Prosi rjnna,
Eng. Proserpine, a heathen di-
vinity.
rirpirfw)', Ion. for TlcpaCbv, g. pi. of
Tliponf.
Ylcparfioi, Poet, for Tltpauos, -ov,
b, (fr. ricpacvi) a son or dtscnul-
unt of Perseus.
Ylepanti, -Y&os,q, a woman's name.
Uipani, -ov, b,a Persian, of Persia.
Tlcpaii, -?<5oj, f), a woman's name.
UtpVat, (perhaps fr. ircpdu to pass)
last year, the year past ; a year
ago, formerly.
Tlipvrjivbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. last) qflast
year, last year's.
Ilroui, -t7y, -ti, 1 f. ind. act. of ire iou
ritpwi', par. pres. act. cont. of
ircpdu).
Woe or I'Jatv, Ion. for i-trtat, 3
sin. 2 a. ind. act. — litativ, Ion.
Ucfff'/itv, 2 a. inf. act. — Hiatia-
0,u, Ion. UtcitoQai, 1 f. inf. mid.
— Yliatrt, -ruoav, 2 and 3 pi. 2
a. impr. act. — llto-tip.ai, Dor.
for iriaovfjn', I f. ind. mid. of
Trlirru).
n/077, Ion. Ylirjrjai, 3 sin. -enre,
-o-ioeri, 2 and 3 pi. 2 a. sub. act.
of same.
WioKoi, -eos -ovc, rb, same as itSkos.
nio-ov, Ion. for iittaov, 2 a. ind.
act. — \leo6vra, a. sin. -crdvrcs,
n. pi. par. 2 a. act. of ninroj.
Yliaog, -toe -ou?, to, (fr. iriirrm to
fall) a falling on, attack, charge;
a corpse, carcass.
Heaovfiai, -?,, -tlrat, 3 pi. -ovvrai,
2 f. ind. mid. of ttiittu).
ntrjcriuev, Ion. for ireo-ativ, pres
HIT
n/r«>oj', find Ion. n/rr/>ov, -ov, ror
(fir, TTirrM.j to expand) a 1
shut, plntry lattr n. u. p'. I ■ n
' net.
f, -ov, b, fi, (fr. MJm) a
hi •!> r or rather an epithet Ot* Cat-
tle from their spreading horns.
VliTufiai, see TTfTufKu.
ritrdvvtui, same R| yrrdu).
Ilrr./io,, -,}, -,)k. l>or. for ffVTTlWf
Qcr<f«/iai, mid. or p;'ss. of rrrn'w
which then lifiufieii like vhn-
fiai, winch see.
Uirnonv, Ifin. and Uiracacv, Poet,
f >r nrfrotfwy, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act.
— Ilrrac^o-o/iai, -;/, -rrai, 1 f.
ind. pass, of vrrdu.
n/r/to-os, -ov, 0, (fir, same) a rap or
htiidj.uce with a broad brim ; a
hat.
Tltrdow, -eti, -tt, 1 f. ind. art. of
ircrdu).
VliTnauiv, -6vcs, 6, (perhaps fr. wr-
rrfw to spread out j a flitch or side
of bacon ; also, a gammon, hum,
Off /' ».
n/ruupov, -ov, rd, (perhans fr. ri-
rouai to fly, and avpa tne air) a
perch or jrole for fouls, h< HrOOOt ;
o trap, jut/all, snare, decoy ; a
depth, hollow, pit ; a machine
11-ed by tumblers, springboard.
Wtra-^vov or Tlirti^ioVf-ov, rb, (fr,
ircrdu) to expand) a wiile bou I or
goblet, formed like a leaf or like
expanded leaves.
rierdw -u, or -d£w, f. -daw, p. irt-
■KtraKa, and ritravvC/it or -uw, /o
spread open, -stretch out, unfold,
expand ; to hoist, unfurl ; to
open, display ; to diffuse, dilate ,
to or er spread, overshadow, cover
over, veil. Utrdofiai -duat, to
fly. See nirouat.
VliTUtvbs, and TltTcnvbt, -t), -bv
Poet, lor niTtiv6c.
Ylcreivbv, and Yltroivbv, -ov, rb
(neut. of next) a bird Jowl, wing
ed creature.
Titruvbq, -1), -bv, (fr. irirofiat to
fly) flying, winged; swift, rapid.
UtriaQrjv, Ion. for crrtriaBnv, 3 du.
2 a. ind. mid. — Utrcv, Dor. for
TTfrou, pres. impr. mid. of itito-
uat.
Ylircvpov, -ov, rb, also Ilfraupov,
which see, (fr. rriropai to fly,
and avpa the air) a beam ; a
hoard, plank, slab, lath, shingle ;
a tablet ; a perch, henroost.
Utrtoiv, -(~>vos, ft, a Theban town.
YltTtwq, -oi, Att. -Go, a man's
name.
nirn\ov, -ov, rb, Ion. for iriraXov.
inf. act. of 7rfo-o-u>, -^Eol. for 7rf 7rrto . pi. n. tJirnXa, d. rf'r^of?.
YlttTcbs or Herrbs, -ov, 6, a die ; allHrnrat, 3 sin. sub. pres. m i. of
counter; a man or piece at chess, .Ylirojiai, Tlfrauat, and Tltrdotin
draughts, &c. ; a game at dice,
&c. ; a place where such games
are played.
Yltcobs, -ov, b, a pessan/.
Ylfffo-u), JEol. and Uirru), Att. for
iriiTTii).
-o)fiai, (fr. Trerdui to expand) to
spread out wings, fly, go or be
carried through the air. par
pres. mid. ireTadfievoc -mutvqe.
1 a. ind. pass. titiTaaOvv, -ns
-n.
rico-div, -ovca, -bv, par. 2 a. act. ofiHtTdveam, Ion. and Poet, for ir(.
ttitttu). rovai, d. pi. par. pres. act. o
Uerd^o), see -ncrdo). ' irtru), for ff/irrw* or perbnp
TliraX, Apos. for trfraXf.-, pi. of | rather of mt6u.
(464)
nET
Ticrovv, pres. inf. act. cont. of
rierow, f. -iov.j, (fr. r/rw, obs. for
-i-Tu> to fa!!) to fall upon, strike
or hit against ; to meet with,
find ; to get, obtain.
Hirpa, -as, t), (fr. irfrpcs a stone)
a rock, large stone ; a mass of
stone, reef, ridge, crag, cliff"; a
cave in a rock.
UtTpdccaa, Dor. for TTsrpfjtccra,
fern, of Trtrpyjeis •
TltTpaTo;, -a, -or, (fr. wtrpo; a
stone) rocky, living or growing
upon or among rocks,
ncrpanns, -£oj -ov$, b, (fr. -irqa a
rock) some kind of precious
stone, a gem.
nerprj, -ns, >i, Ion. for irirpa, d. pi
-rtrpnci.
Utrori^dv, (fr. TTtrpa a rock) like
rocks or stones.
Ylirpt'itis, -eco-a, ~tv, (fr. same)
rocky, stony, rugged, rough ;
craggy, precipitous, d. sin. zt-
roniaar}.
11/ rpivo?, -rj, -or, (fr. iTtrpos a
stone) roc%, stony, of stone, like
a stone.
HzTpoQaribi -5, f. -?7<xu), (fr. same,
and ftalvu to go) to c/rafe over or
5-0 among rocks.
RzrpojioXos, -ou, 6, (fr. same, and
- jSa'AAw to throw) a slinger.
Utrpos, -ov, b, a stone, piece of
stone, fragment of a rock. Lat.
Petrus, Eng. Peter, a man's
name.
fJerpoipvrjs, -ios -ovs, b, »% (fr. last,
and<£vw to grow) growing upon,
or sticking to rocks.
llerpSo) -G>, f. -gjo-o), (fr. same) to
turn into stone, petrify ; to stone,
kill with stones, cover with
stones.
TlerpioSris, -tog -ovs, b, h, (fr. same)
rocky, stony, neut. sin. mrpwc'es,
pi. COnt. IttTpwCrj-
Tlerrds, -ov, 6, see ircacrds.
ITfTw/icvo?, -n, -ov, par. pres. pass.
cont. of zerdoj.
Tliru), obs. for it is used ttitttw.
UtvBtro, Ion. for nrtvBtro, 3 sin.
2 a. ind. mid. of rtv vddvouai.
T\tvBr\v, -rjios, 0, (fr. Trndoftai, for
vvvBdvofiai to hear) afinder, dis-
coverer, searcher, examiner, spy.
TlevBoldro, Ion. fbr rrevOoivro, 3 pi.
2 a. opt. mid. of
ITfvflw, XlriBoftai, see irvvQdvonai,
1 f. mid. 7T£i'ffo;iaj. 2 a. ind. mid.
£rfv0d//»;r.
nn'K7/>a<oc, -»7, -ov, (fr. m'*?? the
pitch or pine tree ; or fr. jrvxa
or rarvd closely) &i«err acrid;
severe, keen, penetrating ; clever,
wise, prudent, sensible.
TIrvKriZdvb;, -rj, -bv, (fr. same) bit-
ter, acrid.
TIcvkv, -ns, ?i, d pitch or pine tree :
the fr tree or larch ; fr or
larch timber, deal ; a board,
tahb ; a torch, firebrand, link ;
bitterness, acrid taste, sharpness,
tartness.
ITctk-h b;, •?), -br, (fr. last) made o
pine, fir or larch.
UcvauirOe, Dor. for tiaccQ
SN
made of\
t, 2 pi. 1 !
f. ind. mid. — n£vo-<5//£ro?, par. I
f. mid. of irvvBdvopai.
nicpupai, -aai, -rat, 3 pi. -avrai —
tltyatrdai for ri^n^ni, per. ind.
pass, and vi<pnoBai, per. inf.
pass, of <t>du>, to kill; or they
may be the pres. ind. and inf.
pass, of T:i(bnfii, the same.
HiQauuai, -cat, -rat, in 3 pi. -av-
rai, per. ind. pass, of cpatvo>.
He<pavipu)fiai, -cat, -rai, 1 pi. -pco
ueda, ind. — Tit(pavtpu)cQai, inf.
per. pass, of ipavepoo).
Uapapyfifvoc, -n, -ov, (by Metath
for -rrztypaynivos, par. per. pass
of cppdacu) to hedge) obstructed,
hindered, stopped, barred, shut
up, enclosed.
n.e<patTfiai, Tlz<pao-p.(vo$, Att. for ni-
<pafifiai, ind. and -upanntvos, -n,
-oi', par. per. pass, of <pdu) or
Tlctytiofjoeai, Ion. for irtfcic'rjo-y, 2
sin. of IIe<b£i$ricouai, -n, -zrai,
ppfut. — Also, YIc<ptio-onat, -y
-tTai, ppfut. — H£<pei<rpivo$, par
per. pass, of (pttionai, wh. see.
Ilf0£t;ya, -a?, -£, ind. — ll£0£i;yf-
vai, per. inf. mid. — IltQtvyoinv,
Att. for 77£0£vyoi/i<, per. opt
mid. of (ptvycj.
Ylitynui, same as <pdo) or (pivw, to
kill.
Uf<pnva, -as, -ey per. ind. mid. of
<Patvo).
UeQijoeai, Ion. for irttp^cn, 2 sin. of
Tlecprjaofiai, -n, -zrai, ppfut. of
<pdb> for (pivu) or for <paivw.
TleQtc'io-Bai, He<pi5oiTo, Ion. for <f>i-
SicBai, 2 a. inf. mid. and <pi8oiro,
3 sin. 2 a. opt. mid. ofcpdSw.
Tlt^ih'aouai, -rj, -erai, ppfut. ind.
; — IlecpiSnfiai, -arai, -rat, per.
ind. pass, of 0(^/w for </>£i?o).
Il£0(Xa/<fvoj, Dor. for T:c<pi\Tipivos,
par. per. pass, of (piXiw.
Il£<p<Vwo-o, -O-0W, per. impr. pass.
of <j>ifi6oi.
Yii<bvt and Jlapviuev, Ion. for /^£(i-
ve, 3 sin. impf. act. and -riQitiv,
pres. inf. act. of
ni<pv(i>, Poet, for <Jfvw.
Il£0o/?va-ro, by Ectas. for 7T£0o-
0f'aro, which Ion. for tir£<p6^nv-
to, 3 pi. pper. pass, of <poj3iu).
Uc^pt/To, 3 sin. Ion. pper. pass.
of (pop fix).
HetpopriGfii'vos, -n, -ov> par. per.
pass, of (f.ooTi?(i).
Titdnac'a, mid. — TLi<ppaKa, act. —
Ilftpoao-iJiat, pass. per. ind. of
6od<w.
Ylttyodtdrai, TLappdcaro, Ion. for
ntd>pa<ruM)t tcr\, 3 pi. per. pass.
and TCpQao-pevoL rjcav, 3 pi.
pner. pass, of same.
He<''od'c, ns6oa'ffici', \Te6palhriv,
Ion. for ($piih, 3 sin. 2 a. ind.
act. for QpdhTv, inf. 2 a. act.
and for ttypalirnv, 3 du. 2 a. ind.
net. of same.
ITffpctf'uni, Dor. fbr TiQpao-pai,
per. ind. pass, of same,
nwnr^u), -60s -oris, b, a woman's
nnme.
TTf'cioocaJon. for vi^piya, per. ind.
act. of d>piffffw.
(465)
irar
rif^ptKav, Bceot. for irc<ppi^atri, 3
pi. per. act. of same.
TltippiKoi, same as <ppioou), par.
pres. act. recpp'iKwv.
Tlt(ppovTt(Tiiivus, (fr. irt<Ppovrtcpi-
vos, par. per. pass, of <ppovri^o) to
consider) considerately , prudent-
ly, wisely, sensibly; carefully,
exactly, accurately, diligently.
liicfiva, -as, -£, per. ind. mid. —
tle(pvo-t for vz(f>VKao-i, 3 pi. per.
ind. act. of </>uw.
n^uy/ifVos for TT£(f>evyuivos, par
per. pass, of <ptvyw.
Ilfcii'ya;, same as ^liywor it may
be per. sub. mid. of it.
TIi<Pv£a, Tl£<pv£u)s, in n« ph t£0u-
^o'r£j, Ion. for TTf(pvya, per. ind.
mid. and Tzetivyus, in n. pi. ire-
(pvyores, par. per. mid. of ^tevyw
or they may be the ind. and par.
per. mid. of (pv^iw, same as
(pevyo).
Httivica, -as, -z, per. ind. act. —
lleipvKei, Ion. for £ir£(piiK£i, 3 sin.
pper. act ntyviczv, 3 sin. per.
ind. mid. — Il£(pvKivat, per. inf.
mid. of (pvo).
TIecpiKU), same as (pvta.
TleipvKus, -v7a, -bs, (par. per. act.
of (pvu) to grow) inbred, innate,
natural, native.
Tl^vy.aynhos, -Vt -ov, (par. per.
pass, of Qv^dcoid to guard)
guarded, cautious, wary, provi-
dent, circumspect.
U£<pi'\a^o, -^;0u), per. impr. pass,
of same.
Htfwpaicws, -via, -bs, par. per. act.
— H£<pwpnfiai,-<rai,-Tai,per. ind.
pass. — ntfupnuivos, par. per.
pass, of <pwpdo}.
U.£<pvT£Vfi£vos, -n, -ov, par. per.
paSS. Of 0VT£V0).
UlcpwTio-fiivos, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of 0wtc'|u>.
Ylixbis, -ios, Att. -£0)f, fj, (fr. irfVrw
to boil) a boiling, stewing, bak-
ing, cookery ; digestion ; the ga-
thering of a sore.
Yin, an enclitic, -ever, -soever, at
all, any how.
Urj, somewhat, in some degree or
measure ; somehow, by some
means, any how ; somewhere.
Urj, how ? in what manner ? by
what means ? to what end ? for
what purpose ? wherefore ? why ?
whither ; hovjfar ?
Unyd^w, f. -a'cw, (fr. tinyfi a spring)
to spring, boil or bubble up ; to
run, flow.
Unyat, n. pi. of same.
Tlvyalos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) of a
fountain, from a spring.
Uvyavi^o), f. -law, (fr. next) to be
like or resemble rue.
Tlnyavov, -ov, to, (fr. tr^yvvui to
harden) rue.
H.ny<is, -dfos, hi (fr- same) ice. a.
pi. -wydbas.
TTrjydcos, -ov, b, Pegasus.
Ylny£o-ijjLa\\os, -ov, b, //, (fr. irnybs
thick, th. -rr/jyvvfji to harden,
and nuXXbs a fleece) fleecy,
vwolly, thick-fleeced, close-wool*
led. ^
nuA
niiN
nu
Qiyh, -»??» '% * fountain, spring,
well; source, origin,
Hrjv/J", -aros, rb, (fr. next) a har-
dened maw, tedp, /»/e ; a scaf-
fold, stage ; a show, pageant.
Hfjyvvpi or -iiw, Tltjaau) or -rrw,
and ri')yu), f. -|u>, p. iriirn^a, to
puf together, join, make, frame,
build, construct, nail together ;
to fix, fasten, put or thrust in ,
to pitch, set up ; to thicken, con-
dense, harden, stiffen ; to cur-
dle, coagulate, clot; to congeal,
freeze.
Unyoi, -r), -bv, (fr. last) compact,
close, stout, lusty ; firm, im-
moveable ; large, vast ; dark,
black, dusky ; or clear, bright,
white, like ice.
n^ypidu) -<3, f. -u>ou>, p. ninriyptu)-
kii, (fr. nrj somewhat, and dy-
pios rustic) to make woody or
wild, reduce to a state of nature ;
to exasperate, irritate, provoke.
nnyvWi, -i8o{, {;, (fr. nnyvvut to
harden) coil, icy, frosty. Also
subs, ice, frost.
Tltjo'atos, -oo, 6, Pedaus, a man's
name.
TlnndXtov, -oo, rb (fr. rrnibv an oar)
a raider, the helm.
Wtfiaaos, -ov, b, t), (fr. next) moist,
wrt, marshu, swampy, boggy,
mo>ry. Also, subs, a proper
name.
IT»7^'iu) -<3, f. ->/(tuj, p. irtirjfii/Kii, to
leap, dart, j-imp, bounrl ; to
dance, hop, skip; to gush out,
spring, run, flow, stream.
Hjitjiia, -tiros, rb, (fr. last) a
leap, bound, jump, spring,
dance.
(In^naas, -aaa, -av, 1 1. par. act.
— rii/r^o-uxTi, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. act.
of same.
ItkW, -oo, o, and Tlrjo'bv, -ov, rb,
some kind of limber ; an oar;
the blade of the oar.
rMi'W?, -ftoty f), (fr. next) a rock
that throws out water ; a gush-
ing crag.
n»?'V"i), f. -vo'o, (fr. irrjSdia to
spring) to gush, throw out water,
have a spring.
ri'9.). f. ttvi-'o, obs. see n-ao-^w.
Ylnxr\;, -«W, f), (fi% irnyvvfit to
harden) artificial ice; a musi-
cal instrument called also udya-
his, a lyre ; a carving knife; a
eomh ; used pi. TlriKTtStf, -wv,
at, any stringed instrument.
Tlnicrbs, -r), -oi/, (fr. irrjyvvut to
harden) compact, firm, hard;
strong, stout ; concealed, coagu-
late I, clotted. TlriKrii, -cov, ra,
doom, shutters, bars.
UnXaKi^iji, f. -hd), (fr. ir^Xd? mud)
to daub with clay or mud, be-
sp itter ; to asperse, revile, ca-
lumniate; reproach, abuse, in-
sult.
Yln^nKicuus, -o?>, 5, (fr. last) con-
tumely, reproach, abuse, slan-
der.
Lli/A'to??, -Wo^ ft, and Ti>X#uu?,
-v^i, 5, (fr. same) a fish that
l.es in the mud
IlijXaj, -aaa, -av, 1 a. par. art. —
IiijAc, Ion. for AnjAc, 3 sin. 1 a.
bid. act. of ndXXu).
Tln\c7, d. sin. cont. of n^Aeo?.
I\n\ti6tii, and by Cras. fl^At/cvj,
(fr. nr;X/os, g. of n^Xtuj Peleus)
a son cf Peleus.
nn\du)v, -ovoi, b, (fr. same) the
son of Peleus. Or, (fr. -zrjXbs
mud) the name of a frog.
Ylr)\ci)i, -ioi, Att. -/a)?, Ion. -/;o?,
o, Peleus, a man's name
UnXnidbcu), g. Ion. of
UnXi/idSiic, -ov, and Ion. -rw, for
YlnXtutns, which for IIi/A<</>>,
-oo, 6, the son qfPeltUM.
rir/X^(, ->)kos, b, (perhaps fr. ira'AAw
to quiver) a helmet, headpiece,
n»?A««rdfff -t), -bv, (fr. ni) how, and
fjXUcof as great as) how much?
how, great ? how large ? how
many r
TlnXiKdrtii, -nrof, fi, (fr. last) great-
ness, largeness, bulk, size, quan-
tity, magnitude.
Ilt'/Xtvoi, -tj, -ov, (fr. -rri\bi clay)
made of day, clayey, earthen ;
muddy, miry, dirty.
WqXtov, -oo, rb, Pelion, a mountain
of Thrace.
Ylr)\ofiarni, -ov, o, (f* tt^Xoj mud,
and (inlvu> to go) Mudhoppcr,
one of Homer's frogs.
HT)\ov, Ion. for (irn\ov, 2 a. ind.
act. of flYiAAw.
n^Adf, -oo, o, r//y, mud, mire,
mortar. Also Ion. wine; red,
turbid or muddy wine.
TlnXovatos, -ov, 6, (fr. last, and u)v
being) Mudlodger, the name of
a frog.
Il/J/ii, -Xros, rb, damage, detri-
ment, hurt, harm, loss; calami-
ty, misfortune, affliction; ruin,
destruction, slaughter.
llriualvu), f. -avu>, (fr. last) to
damage, injure, hurt, harm; to
ruin, desolate, waste, spoil; to
afflict, violatt, abuse ; to sin,
offend, transgress. 1 a. ind. act.
im'ii/ava, Att. em'/fir/va. 1 a. ind.
pass. fnrnxdvQriv' inf. irnnavOrj-
vai.
Xlriytfivzia, -as, -t, JE.o\. for vrj/ji^-
vai/ii, -ats, -ai, 1 a. opt. act. of
last.
Tl'uor, (fr TrJjhow. and rjfxoi when)
l>9i. for rrrjviKa.
Yl')va, -a?, a, Dor. for airnvn.
Ylnvtibg, -ov, 6, Peneus, name of a
man, and of a river.
Hnvt\nirri, ->k, hy PenelopS, a wo-
man's name.
Ylr/vr], -rn, >/, see irrjvos.
llnvnKti or HnvUri, -rjs, f/, same as
<ptvdKTj.
Tlvvi^tij or -ic,0fiat, and Dor. Tlavia-
Sonai, (fr. iriivog a web) to spin,
draw out and wind up the thread,
roll in a ball ox web ; to heap up,
gather, collect.
Uriv'iKa, (fr. nr) how, and fiviica
when ) when ? what time ? how ?
pray?
Tlr)vtKa7o-ra, same as
Ylnvucura, (fr. irnv'iKa when, and
6466^
lira then) when, when therefore,
■ tore.
lli';viov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) a shuttle,
or the i/uil! m it which carries
the weft or woof; a spindle or
diit iff ; the spool or bobbin
which gathers the thread or
yarn; th> warp; a web or piect
in the loom ; a kind of insect,
caterpillar.
W>lv<)i,-ov, J, and \~\i)vri, -oS, h,
(perhaps fr. vivouai to work) a
web, piece of cloth in the loom ;
thread, yum ; UtptStry, hurur-
ing$i a rork ordi.it'iff; a shut-
tle.
n><(tiiicvos, -n, -ov, par. 1 a. mid.
— rL/fnf, -aaa, -av, par. I a.
act — X\{;%uoQait 1 a. inf. mid.
— Wrfn>, Ion. for iirti^cv, 3 sin.
1 a. ind. act. of irr/yivpt.
n^frf, -io$, Att. -£ojj, fi, (fr. same)
a JUting, fattening joining, ce-
menting ; coagulation, curdling,
con mbitwn, hardening,
n>/(w, -Eti, -£'i 1 f. ind. act. of
same.
Hnbc, -ov, b, Ion. for na6$.
Tlrjrorc, (fr. iri) how, and 7rori ever^
sometimes, ever.
Tlrjpa, -aq, and Ion. IT'/f?, -ns, fiy
a rc.rip, satchel, wallet, bag.
Unplliov, -ov, rb, (dim. of last) a
little bag, &c.
rinpiv, -hoi, ft, a testicle ; the pri-
i itif s.
Tltipi'ii, -<j, -bv, lame, maimed, mu-
tilated, defective, deficient ;
dumb, mute ; blind ; stupid^
dull.
Hrin6u -w, f. -<I>au), (fr. last) to
maim, mutilate ; to blind.
Tlrjpuan, -ioi, Att. -£<o?, »/, (fr.
same) a maiming, mutil itiont
lameness ; deficiency, defect ;
blindness ; stupidity, dulners.
Unadftcvoi, -ri, -ov, par. 1 f. mid. ol
■m'/du), obs. see ■trda^w.
Tli'/aau) or-rr(o,-samc as irrjyvvyt.
Wnrva, -ai, fj, (fr. last) rennet or
runnel, any thing that curdles ;
a cement.
Tli'/X^i n> du. of ir^o?.
Urjx&tv, Ion. and Bceot. for t-nfix-
dnaav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass, of
n/jyvvui.
n>'ixi(Tua, -tiros, rb, (fr. nTiX'Ji a
cubit) a cubit measure, cubit
length.
TIriXvalos, and n^i'To?, -a, -ov,
(fr. same) of a cubit, a cubL
long, high, &c. of one cubit.
Unxvs, -sos, Att. -€(i>s,fi, (perhaps
fr. irnyvvya to join) the elbow;
the lower or fore-arm ; the arm ;
a measure from the elbow to the
end of the fingers, cubit ; any
short space, aspan,hanrl-breadth;
a rule, measure, square ; the
neck or handle of a lute, guitar
or lyre; the handle or mid-
dle part of a bow. g. pi. trn-
y/»v -wv.
Iloz^w, f. -daw, p. Tt&rlaKO., to lake,
seize, lay hold of catch, appre-
hend. 1 a. act. ind. tiriaaa, in 2
pi. tmdaart' sub. jridaw, -flSt-n.
l a. ind. pass. £irt<fo-0f/v, -rjs, -//.
1 f. ind. pass. TnuaOnaopat. It
is also Dor. for irisfa.
U.iaivm,f. -avco,(fr. iriuv fat) to fat-
ten ; to increase , enlarge^ aug-
ment ; to impregnate ; to enliven,
animate. 1 a. act. ind. titiava'
impr. iriavov, -orw sub. iriavw,
n<d£aj, Dor. for Trtacraj, 1 a. par.
act. ofma'^u.
Wap, -aposx rb, (fr. rciuv fat) /a*,
fatness ; richness, luxuriance.
n<a'<7a(, 1 a. inf. act. — Uidaas,
-aaa, -av, par. 1 a. act. — - EEtd-
o-cooi, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of
md£u).
TltyKfpvrjs, -OD, 6, (perhaps fr. im>a>
to drink, and xtpvdw to mix) a
cupbearer, butler.
Tli6aKiov, -ov, to, (dim. of niSa^
a fountain) a little spring, well.
IlttWda?, -taaa, -tv, (fr. same) of
a spring or well ; gushing,
springing, flowing ; with many
springs.
IKJa£, -aKOi, 6 or fa a fountain,
spring.
UiSdu), same as irpSdut.
Ui^tatra, UiSriiacns, n. and g, sin.
fem. of
HiSfjEis,-£oora,-tv,saimea.siri5aK6£is.
Uit, 3 sin. — Yl'ure, 2 pi. 2 a.
impr. act. — Hit or lucr, Ion.
for iirtt, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. —
Tliietv. Ion, for mtiv, 2 a. inf.
act. of mvbi.
Uiifyw, Ion. and Dor. for tine^ovv,
3 pi. impf. act. cont. of
IIt£^fu) -co, same as
Ilif \t», f. -f'o-oj, p. ireniiKa, and Dor.
7rca£co, to press, squeeze, compress,
hold fast ; to oppress, afflict,
torture ; to suppress, repress, keep
down ; to press upon, urge, con-
vince, per. ind. pass, ntrntajnai.
Uittv, 2 a. inf. ao*. of nivu).
Wtipos, -ov, 6, fa and -pos, -a, -ov,
(tr. m'cov fat) /a<, plump ; fer-
tile ; rich, abundant, plentiful.
Tliepia, -as, and Ion. Titepli), -ns,fa
Pieria, a district of Macedon.
UupiriQtv, (fr. last, and Oev from)
from Pieria.
Ilizpls, -iSos, fi, (fr. same) a muse*,
nymph ; pi. WepiSes, -u)v, a\, the
Muses, feigned to reside in
Pieria.
IKco-at, 1 a. impr. mid. ofmita -G,
for ttiji, 2 sin. 2 a. sub. act. Or,
2 sin. of trionaty which see.
WucBt, 2 pi. — IHtrai, 3 sin. of
iriojxai, which see.
Flaw -u>, f. -(<no, same as irivw 2 a.
ind. act. iviov, -ts, -t. 1 a. mid.
ind. tmtadutjv.
Uirh 3 sin. — UinaBa, Mo\. for
n%, 2 sin TUnrt, 2 pi. 2 a.
sub. act. of tjiviji.
lIiddKvv, -ris, f}, (fr. iri&os a cask)
a little cask, keg ; a drinking
vessel.
lliOavoXoyiU) -co, (fr. -rrdQw to per-
suade, and Xoyoj a word, th.
X/yco to speak) to speak plausi-
bly, persuade, zonvince, prove.
TlidavoXoytay -as, fa (fr. same)
niK
plausible language, specious dis-
course, sophistry, deception.
UiddvoSy -n, -ov, (fr. 7rci'0u» to per-
suade) persuasive, convincing,
impressive ; probable, likely, cre-
dible ; agreeable, acceptable, pre-
ferable, pleasing, seductive; plau-
sible, specious, showy ; ft, pro-
per for, becoming ; natural, ex-
pressive ; obedient, submissive,
compliant. Comp. mdavwrtpos,
sup. -wTuro?.
Uidav6rr,iy -pros, fa (fr. last) per-
suasion ; plausibility, specious-
ness ; probability, likeness, likeli-
hood ; credibility.
Wd£c9\ for mOtoBt, 2 pi. — UtOiff-
duiv, 3 du. 2 a. impr. mid. of rreidu.
Uidtwv, -Givos, b, (fr. mOos a cask)
a wine-cellar or vault ; a wine or
oil-press.
UiQnai, Ion. for nidp, 2 sin. 2 a.
sub. mid. of irtiOu).
YliOrjKosy -ov, 6, same as iriOn^
TIt&T]Ko<payi(Ji) -co, (fr. last, and c/>aJ
yco to eat) to eat apes, feed upon
monkeys.
nidtji-, -nicosy by an ape, baboon.
UtOijo-as, -aaa, -av, 1 a. par. act.
— llidtiraiy 3 sin. of WQuuai, -p,
-nrai, 2 a, sub. mid. of7r£t'0co.
TlWt, by Cras. and Parag. for nit,
2 a. impr. act. of tt/vco.
UiQoidTo, Ion. for mOoivro, 3 pi. of
— YliOoiurjv, -oio, -oiro, 2 a, opt.
mid. of nclOu).
TliOoio, Ion. for nidov, g. ofirlOos.
Hid6txr;v, IHQdv, Ion. for e-mOdfiTiv,
2 a. ind. mid. ; and iiri9ov.i 2 a.
ind. act. of ndOu.
TliScsy -ov, and Ion. -oio, 6, a cask,
barrel, tub.
UiOo), Dor. for m6ov, g. of n.tQo$.
n.idu)v,-wvos,b,Poet.sdimea.siridr)!;.
Hidibv, -ovo-a, -ov, par. 2 a. act. of
treidu).
TliKtpiov, -ov, rdy butter.
TIiKpdfa, f. -daw, (fr. mKpbs bitter)
to give a bitter taste, taint with
bitterness, make bitter.
HiKpaivioQt, 2 pi. pres. impr. pass,
of
HiKpaivu, f. -dvZ, (fr. same) to
make bitter or sour ; to imbitter,
afflict ; to irritate, provoke, ex-
asperate. TliKpaivopai, to act with
harshness, be bitter or angry ;
to fret, be peevish ; to resist, re-
bel. 1 a, act. ind. tmKpdva' inf.
irucpdvai. 1 a. ind. pass, ziuicpdv-
Bnv, -vs, -rj.
TliKpdv, a. sin. fem. of iriKpSs.
rLiKpavtl, 3sin. 1. f. ind. act.of?nK-
paivu).
HiKpao-fibs, -ov, b, (fr. viKpbs bitter)
bitterness ; irritation, animosity,
anger ; grudge, pique, malice.
HiKpiay -as, fa (fr. same) bitter-
ness ; acrimony, anger, malice,
grudge ; distress, affliction.
Uuepis, -iSos, fa (fr. same) some
bitter herb, as cichory, lettuce.
TlucpoyXiiHsoosy -ov, b, fa (fr. next,
and y\u>aca tongue) bitter spoken,
severe.
HiKpbsy -a, -bv, bitter, sour, tart,
astringent ; acrimonious, ang ry, I
(467)
niN
malignant ; harsh, rigorous, »e-
vere ; painful, afflicting ; im-
bittered, afflicted, miserable.
Comp. mxpoTcpoSy sup. -oraros.
UiKpoTaray Dor. for -oTdrn, n. fem.
sin. sup. of last.
UtKpbrris, -tjtos, fa (fr. same) bitter-
nessy tartness ; acrimony , ma-
lice.
IIiKp6u) -tD, f. -wam, (fr. same) to
make bitter or sour ; to imbittery
afflict, distress ; to irritate, exas-
perate, provoke.
Tlixpus, (fr- same) bitterly, sharp-
ly ; harshly, severely ; malicious
ly, spitefully.
IirAdrof, -ov, b, (fr. Lat. pilum, a
dart) Pilate, a man's name.
IIiA/m -w, f. -rjau), andriiXdw -<S, f.
-wow, (fr. TTt'Xos a cap) to work
wool together into felt ; to maty
consolidate, thicken, clot ; to pile,
crowd together, slraiteny com-
press, throng.
rit>»?/ia, -dros, To> (fr. last) wool
wrought together, felt, a feh or
quilted cap ; a quilt, coverlet ;
a cushion or such like, stuffed
with wool.
UiXvqiy 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
of TTiKvdbiy for iriXvrjpi.
nftvdnai, pass, of same.
W\vaT0y Ion. for t-niKvaroy 3 sin.
impf. pass, of same.
ILXvaw -w, same as niXdu) or irtXd-
£w, which see.
niXvijpt, same as last.
IL'Aos, -ov, b, a cap or hat of wrought
wool or felt ; any cap or head-
dress ; a quilted covering for the
neck and breast ; a quilted or
felt breastplate ; hangings, tapes-
try, trappings ; a woollen or fell
sock; a cushion , pillow ; a hand-
ball ; a heap, pile.
riiAow, see 7rtXfw.
YliptXio/xai -ovpaiy (fr. next) to
grow fat.
UiixeXfi, -ris} fa f^, fatness, corpu-
lency.
UiixeXns, -ios -ovs, Att. -i(j)s, 6, fa
(fr. last) fat, corpulent, gross,
fleshy, plump.
IIt/y7rXrtV£ra(,3sin. pres. ind. pass.
— Hifx-KXavro, Ion. for trrinnXav-
TOy 3 pi. impf. pass, of irinnXd-
VU).
HiHirXdu), rii^irXavw, and flj'^TrXt;-
^«, f. 7rX>70-w, same as 7rX>J0u>, 1
a. ind. pass. mXi)0tiv.
TlipnXtvo-aiy JE.o\. for TTinnXacaiy
n. pi. fem. pass. pres. act. —
HipirXri, Att. for mpTrXadi, pres.
impr. act. of
TH/A-Xtim, same as ttX^w.
n«f itpas, -dan, -av, par. pres. act.
— nifirrpaiiai, ind. — IL'/iTrpacr-
Qat, inf. pres. pass, of
Uiixvpau) -co, and TUpitprini, or IL-
Ttpdo) -C', and Iliirpnpiy same as
trgrjOu).
Uiptrpriawy -us, -tiy 1 f. ind. act. of
irifiTpwui.
ILV, for 7r/v£, pres. impr. act. of
irivu).
Tlivdicio'iov, and TiivaKiov, -ov, ri,
and nivaKii, -Mot, fa\ fim- °f »
nix
*d- a board) a tablet, leaf, page ;
a desk.
n/v«i(, -Zkos, %, (perhaps fr. tiYck
the pine tree) a board, slab; a
table, dr.sk , chessboard ; a deck,
floor ; a tablet, sheet, leaf, page ;
a lull, book, writing ; an
table of contents or n •'■
n dish, plutttr. d. sin. -iva*i.
.. -d,-dv, (fr. vivos dirt) dir-
tily squulid.
Hive, -iTd), pres. impr. act. — n<-
wtd'i before an aspirate, for rf-
\trat, 3 sin. pres. iodL ;
Uivet, 3 sin. Tllvtrt,-vo\
3 pi. pres. ind. act. — lliviuev,
Ion. and Tin tpti ,u, l)<>r. for rh-
>£<»', pros. inf. act. — Utvcro, Ion.
f >r tTatro, 3 sin. 'tmpC |
irou>.
ILY/7, 3 sin. — n/i^rr. 2 pi. pres.
sub. i
Tlivva, and Tlivn, -ns, f/, the naker
or pearl oyster ; a shell.
rii'iruus, and nhn'Of, ->/, -or, (fr.
last) of'sfulL, of mother of pearl,
of or /«&: pearls ; marine, o/* fA*
tea.
Uivov, -ov, ro, (fr. tivu> to drink)
wr/// liquor, ute, I
nuoir', for ffi'ioiTn, a. sin. — Ui-
vovrts, n. pi. par. pres. act. of
I1('k>j, -ov, b, dirt, foulness, filth.
riiYoj, -ov, 17, a pine tree,fr.
n.ii<no\ for -ziiovai, 3 pi. pres. ind.
act. ofji'iu.
Uinais, -ios, Att. -tujf, ^, (fr. next)
prud wisdom, judg-
ment, intelh
Hivvckw, Tli vv (ro <* and TTiviu, (fr.
n^i to perceive, th. wwtm to
breathe) to admonish, warn ;
to reform, b"ing to reason, re-
store to sense.
Uivvti), -r,j, !i, (fem. of next) sense,
discernment, intelligence, under-
standing, pr%
TTtvvrbs. -n, -ov, (fr. irivvm or m-
vvaau) to warn) sensible, prudent,
wise, discerning, discreet, intelli-
gent.
llirvrdrns, -nros, >'/, (fr. last) sense,
discernment, prudence, under-
standing, intelligence, wisdom.
TIivvtu>s, (fr. same) wisely, sensi-*
bly, prudently.
Tlivvw, see ftvfaro.
Hivia, f. 77(iffu), p. TreTruxa, to drink ;
to i?nbibe, suck in, soak ; to moist-
en, irrigate, bedew ; to water, \
give drink, impf. act. imvov. 1
a. inf. act. rt'ioai, and vlaai. 2
a. act. ind. i-xiov, -ts, -i' impr.
irie and tWi' sub. iciw, -ys, -»•
inf. fftcty par. nw, -oi)<xa, -di'. 2
f. ind. mid. ■rriovuat, -jj, -etrai,
and -[opai, -tcrai, -trai.
TThior, -ouaa, -ov, par. pres. act.
of last.
Hivcoo-tv, 3 pi. pres. sub. act. of
same.
Uivuo-is, -tog, Att. -tug, h, (fr-
same) drinking ; a drink,
draught, potion, swallow.
TJiviDoi; , -ios, Att. -tug, ii, (fr. rtvva
or xivti mother of pearl) an or-
nament of mother of pearl or of
shill.
n/j/uji, -eerai or -n, -trai, 2 pi. -ca-
de, for iriovfiai, -fn-urai, 2 f. ind.
mid. ol ti'ui, saint? as rfow.
Tliova, a. — n/ovoj, g. sin. of r/uv.
Il/of, -io$ -ov t, rb, (fr. riuiv T'&\)fat,
fitness, grossntss, carpmli
TlUripoi, -a, -ov, conip. II«5raroj,
sup. fr. same.
Tlidrvs, -nros, f/, (fr. same) fat,
-. corpulency.
Tltovaa, n. fem. sin. of itiHv, par.
■ t. of ri'»u>.
TlmlcKu), t. ricut, (fr. r/uj !
to drink) to give drink ;
I a. inf. act. rfaat' for
which also vdMi>
— tD» or n/rA 17/11, same as
tm% b, a kind of sea-bird.
II<ir*<\'u), f. ~lou>, (fr. next) to pip
rp or cry as a
bird, cluck as a hen.
. -ov, b, a chick, chicken,
' ird, young pigeon.
Ut-rotckdiicvoi, -n, -ov, par. pres.
i. of
Tliiro'iCKw, f. -rpuo-iii, p. -irrpata, (fr.
xpdu, obs. to sell, which per-
fr. xcpdut to import) /o
Ml, expose to sale, barter, ex-
change, impf. tizirpacKov, -tj, -£
per. pftae. ind. ir/rpd/iai* [>ar.
rVof. 1 a. pass. ind. ewpd-
dnv inf. vpaOijvai' par. irpaflfij;
niz
tl/ff<r»7, -ns, f), the name of a place.
Tltoo6u> or -rrou) -w, (fr. »/aa«
pilch) to pitch, caulk.
Tlicra, pi. of -iorov.
mite.
n/<xrr(, :. Vtt. — riiortK,
n. or a. pi. cont. of «■('--
impr. act. — Tlicr.
act. — Tlicrcvcti, -:.
-ofttv, -ovai, 1 and 3 i
ind. act. — TlicTcvcrai, 3 sin.
\ ziorctu).
Tlicrnrirt, 5 pi. pres. sub. act. of
ITicTn.'0«(f, par.— Flicrn Qijvut, inf.
1 a. pi
Iliffrfi'r -Kol. for ma-
Ttvcatjii, -ati, -ai, 1 a. opt. act.
Of M
TltcTivriui, -a, -o\ , (fr. next) to be
: trusted, credible.
Tliartvw, f. -ev<m>, p. rcirt'crfi/Ka,
(fr. Tr«7r(i faitli, th. rrtiOw to p<r-
■uade . tru«< ,-
/o expect, think, hope ; to conjide,
commit, intrust ; to venlun , ha-
ir, per. act. -cmcrtvKwf,
-v?a,-6s. pper. act. tirtxioriiuti,
and Att. ittrtrrriccaft. 1 a. act.
cziartvaa, -ai, -f impr. r/(7rru-
-uj, 2 pi. ncrtilffurf sub.
ritrrti'ffu, -ni, -n' inf. ncruiraf
par. riffTftfffuj, -uffa, -av. per.
[>ass. nui. Tri-io-Tcvuai, 1 a. ind.
-iO-rcvOi/v, -rji, -n.
clou, -iv. 1 f. ind. pass. rpaQf)- Htwrtimv. -ovca, -ov, par. pres.
copal.
Tlirpnpt, same as mpitprifxi or -rriu-
rrji'Oui.
D - - • I B. for i r, 3 sin. impf.
act. — ritirrti, 3 sin. pres. ind.
act. — Tliirrdvrwv, g. pi. — I1(V-
rovaai, n. pi. fem. par. pres.
act. of
riiVra), f. riau), and rrwcw, p. rrf'rr-
riinca, to fall, drop ; to fall down,
slip, tumble ; to decay, decline,
fail, perish ; to be slain, fall,
die ; to fail in, miss, be disap-
pointed ; to meet with, befall,
happen ; to attack, fall upon,
charge ; to yield, submit, fall
under, be subject to. impf. act.
i-i-rov, -eq, -t. 1 a. ind. act.
i-Kiua. 2 a. act. ind. irttasv impr.
-la, -iru), in 2 pi. -ere' sub.
tt/cu), -i/s, -t)' inf. ireociv, par.
ztaibv, -ovaa, -6v. 1 f. m:d. -zico-
ftai, and Dor. Treaovfiat.
Wxruai, 3 pi. pres. sub. act. of
last.
Uicayas, -a, b, (Persian) a leper,
leprous.
Tlio-ai, 1 a. inf. act. of tit!o~kw, or
of irfvw.
Tlictit, Ion. for tvlatic, 3 sin. impf.
act. of t-iadbi.
TliGtZai,-u>v, oi, Pisidians, nativesof
Utcicii, -as, f), Pisidia, a country.
Tlio-ov, -ov, to, a pea, pease.
riTaoc, and Tiucos, -cos -ovs, to,
(perhaps fr. ttizio-ku) to water) a
marsh, fen, swamp ; a garden ;
a meadow, low bottom.
Tlico-a or nirra, ->js, f/, (fr. rlrvs
a pine tree) j'itrh.
(468)
act. of last.
TliorlKbs, ->h -d>'> (fr. same)/«it^-
ful, trusty ; probable, credible ;
true, genuine, pure.
TliartKOs, -fi, -bv, (fr. iruicKw to
drink) drinkable, potable, li-
quid.
Utorticds, -h, -bv, (by Aj.;
oTTiariKbs, fr. 'Otij, -tc-
town near ^Babylon, from whirl)
the spikenard came) of Opis ;
of or like spikenard ; perfumed,
fragrant.
Tlio-ris, -los, Att. -tw?, ^ (fr. wdOw
to persuade) faith, belief, trust,
confidence, credit ; fidelity, faith-
fulness ; a promise, engagement,
coveriant, contract ; proof, argu-
ment, demonstration, evidence ;
a persuasion, assurance ; an
article or matter of belief ; tlte
faith, Gospel doctrine, Chris-
tianity.
Tlicrbv, -ov, to, (neut. of next) a
pledge, pawn, security ; a token,
gift, keepsake ; a bargain, con-
tract, covenant, league, treaty,
alliance.
Uicrus, -fi, -bv, (fr. 77tida> to per-
suade) credible, probable ; fuiln-
ful, trus'y, true; trusting, con-
fiding, believing ; tried, proved,
ascertained. Also, subs, a be-
liever, Christian ; pi. Oi -ziarol,
the faithful.
Uicrb;, ->), -bv, (fr. r/u> tr» drink)
drinkable, liquid. Comp. vierri"
Tzpos, sup. -Toraros.
UiG-Tovrat, 3 sin. omil pres. ind
pass, of
llnTiu) -di, f. -wen), p. irtiriariDKa,
(fr. TzijTii belief, th. irzidiD toper
suarle) to make credible or wor-
thy of belief, confirm, establish
as'rrt'iin ; to pledge faith, pro-
mise, assure ; to exchange faith
engage, contract, covenant. Hia-
Tdofxai -ov/iat, to be persuaded,
believe, trust, per. ind. pass, irz-
ici(TTu>nat. 1 a. ind. pass. z-maTih-
Onv impr. 7rioTa>0/?rj, 2 du. itkt-
Tutdnrov par. TnaTioQeis-
ILorwy, (fr. 7riordj faithful) faith-
fully, truly.
n/orw(7ij,-to$,Att.-£aK,^,(fr. same)
assurunce, confirmation, proof.
Tlio-vyyos, -ov,b, a shoemaker, cur-
rur, tanner.
TLiouvos, and Hziavvoq, -ov, b, f/, (fr.
irzidui to persuade) trusting, be-
lieving, depending, relying on,
confiding.
Wavpzs, and Uiacape;, JEoU for
TtGffapes.
WcriD, -eii, -zi, 1 f. ind. act. —
'Eff«ra, 1 a. ind. act. of afef or
of irnriaicu).
Uirdvn, -vs, >/, (fr. Yliravrj a city
of iEolis) a company, troop,
band, body ; a tribe, clan.
Hiravnrrji, -ov, b, (fr. last) of Pi-
t-inn.
IHrva, Ion. for eirirva,3 sin. cont.
impf. act. of wirvdt*'- or for z-rir-
rn, same of xtrvnui — Tlirvav,
Ion. and Sync, for zvlrvaaav, 3
pi. impf. act. — YliTvag, -ana,
-dv, par. pres. act. of trirvnui.
TliTvdo) -u>, or nirvnui, (fr. Trerduj
to expand) to spread or stretch
out, expand, lay open ; to throw,
fling, cast forth; to shake, shat-
ter, dash.
[IirVfw -w, or Xllrvnpi, and Hirvio,
(fr. Ttiirru) to fall) to fall, drop.
tumble, roll; to fail, decay, sink,
yiell; to chance, fall out, hap-
pen, occur.
riirrdKiov, -ov, to, (fr. iriTTa or
-iaaa pitch) a sheet, leaf, table ;
a t i'>let, memorandum or notc-
b'nk ; a schedule, roll, title, in-
'iin ; a cerecloth, plaster,
tint spread with salve, &c. a
patch, piece.
iltrrdKos, -ov, b, Piltacus, a man's
name.
Ylirrdu) -Ct, see irtaadu).
IliTvivos, -t}, -ov, (fr. tt'itvs a pine
tree) of pine or fir.
lliruAoj, -ov, b, (fr. same) an oar
of pine, the blade of an oar ;
rowing, the dashing or sound of
oars ; a rush, overflow ; clap-
ping, acclamation ; uproar, tu-
mult.
rtiryoeis, -taaa, -zv, (fr. same)
piny, full of pines.
rifVi>ow, -ov, to, bran.
Uiryg, -vos, r), a pine tree; turpen-
tine.
Qtrvci&jj, -zos-ovs, b, f/, (fr. last,
and tioos likeness) like the pine,
pin 'i ; full of pine trees; of pitch,
pitchy.
ni6iiaKzai, Ion. for iri<pdo-Kn, 2 sin.
pros. ind. mid. of
riAA
YlifdjKw, and Tlupdoicouai, (Poet,
for <pda) to speak or to shine)
to say, speak, tell, announce, re-
late, declare; to boast, brag,
vaunt ; to show, reveal, discover,
throw light upon.
TlKpavoKeo, Ion. for zirKpavatcov, 2
sin. impf. or form (pavoKov, pres.
impr. mid. of
n.i(pavaKU) or -ofiai, same as iri-
(jjaGKlt).
IL'w, f. irlait), obs. see irtvu). 1 a.
act. ind. iirica' inf. iriaai, for
which also7rd<7ai. 2 a. ind. act.
imov' sub. 7nw, -ng, -;;, in 1 pi.
mw/izv.
IXiwuzv, 1 pi. — riiWt, 3 pi. sub.
— n«<ij', -ovaa, -ov, par. 2 a. act.
of iriu) or TTJVW.
Uio)v, -ovos, b, t),fat, fleshy, corpu-
lent, plump, gross ; plentiful,
fertile, productive ; rich, great,
grand ; dull, heavy, stupid.
UXaya, -dg, f}, Dor. for nXnyr).
YlXayywv, -6vos, b, (fr. irXdaaii) to
mould) an image, doll, baby of
wax or other stuff; a basket,
work-bag ; a net for the hair.
YlXayidfa, f. -dou>, p. t:eirXayiaKa,
(fr. nXdyios crooked) to make
wry, bend, crook ; to turn aside,
set astray, put out of the way ;
to deceive, seduce, beguile, de-
lude ; to hint, insinuate, impart
indirectly ; to inflect, change,
vary; to blow across or oblique-
ly-
UXayidoioi, -ov, b, (fr. same) a de-
ceiver, impostor, cheat ; a kid-
napper, manstealer; a fairy that
changes or a goblin that steals
children.
UXaylavX'-i, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
auAdja pipe) a crooked, pipe, some
bent or curved wind instrument.
Also, a player on such instru-
ment.
TlXdytov, and UXdylujs, (fr. next)
ohliquely, across ; indirectly,
darkly, obscurely ; perversely ;
artfully, craftily, sidy.
nXdytui,-ov, b, ft, and -a, -ov, (fr.
irXd^tj) to set astrav) oblique, side-
v-i'/x, across, transverse ; con-
trol y, opposite; awry, crooked,
indirect ; perverse ; artful, sly,
cunning, malicious, treacherous ;
doubtful, dark, ambiguous ; fear-
ful, timorous, afraid.
UXayio<j)vXa^,-dKoi, by(fr. last, and
<l>vXat; a guard) a guard on the
wins, sentry on the flank, an
outpost.
TlXaytutc:, see itXdyiov.
JlXdy^dnv, Ion. for eirXdy%8nv,
•>li,-Oi 1 a. ind. pass. — TlXay-
^0£iS, -zioa, -Iv, n. pi. IlXayx-
dh'Tzs, par. I a. pass, of irXd$o*-
nXaSapoopai -ovuai, (fr. next) to
be flaccid or flabby, grow weak
from wet, fail, decay, waste
away. 1 f. ind. pass. vXaSapujOi'i-
crouai.
HXaiapbs, -a, -bv, (fr. ifXd&ov hu-
mour) moist, wet, watery ; flac-
cid, flabby, spongy.
nXa<5au> -£. and -^ow-w,(fr. same)
(469)
riAA
to be wet or spewy, be mattery or
swampy ; to discharge In
TlXd5ov, -ov, to, and llXdfios, -ov,
b, wetness, moisture ; humour,
discharge, running.
HXd^u), f. irXdyfa, |». 7rf7rA«%(Z, to
set astray, put wrong, deceive,
frustrate ; to remove, disturb,
drive away, beat off. lYXd^o)iai,to
go astray, err, wander, rove, ram-
ble ; to mistake, miss, fail. 1 a.
ind. pass. zirXdy^dnv, and£7rA«^-
Qnv, -ns, -i).
IIA«£w, by Sync, for ireXdfa.
TlXddai, -u)v, at, (fr. izXdao-o) to
shape) statues, images, figures.
YlXaQdvr), -in, >'h (fr. same) a fry-,
ing pan.
UXddavov, -ov, to, (fr. same) a
round plate on which bread is
made, a girdle.
YlXdOu), for ireXdd*}.
iDyaiaiov, -ov, to, (fr. TrXdoow to
shape) a mould to form bricks;
the shape of a brick, any oblong
figure; a brick ; a close column
of troops ; joints or marks like
those of bricks.
UXdKu, a. sin. — UXdKzs, n. pi. of
TrXd%.
YlXaKzig, -E~i<ja, -iv, par. 2 a. pass.
— YlXanrjvai, 2 a. inf. pass, of
nX(KU).
UXaKta, -as, ff, (fr. irXa|a) to frus-
trate) error, mistake.
YlXiiKQEis, -Evaa, -ev, (fr. irAd£ a
slab) broad and thin; fiat,
smooth, level.
TlXaicovs, -ovvroi, o, (mas. of last
cont. ) a cake, bread buked thin
and fiat.
TlXdKTpov, -ov, to, Dor. for irXrjK-
rpov.
YlXaKUi, -jjs, -fj, 2 a. sub. pass, of
irX(xu).
TlXav, Dor. for irXijv.
TlXavd, 3 sin. cont. ind. or sub. act.
— ilXavdcBz, 2 pi. cont. inipr.
mid. — YlXavdru), 3 sin. cont.
impr. act. of
YlXavdu) -w, f. ->/o-w, p. itEirXdv>)Ka,
(fr. next) to set astray, put
wrong or out of the road; to de-
ceive, mislead, seduce, beguile,
delude. HXavdojiai -Cbfxat, to wan-
der, deviate, go astray, err, mis-
take. 1 a. ind. act. zvXdvnao. per.
pass. ind. nzirXdvTinar par. tze-
i:Xavfjfizvos. 1 a. ind. pass. z-rXa-
vrdnv, -ns, -Tj.
TlXdvr), -r)s, f), deviation, wander ing;
error, mistake; deception, im-
position ; uncertainly, doubt, ir-
resolution.
HXavjjdfj, 3 sin. -vTjOijrz, 2 pi. 1 a.
sub. pass, of -trXavdu).
JXXdvTis, -t/ros, >), (fr. irXdvrj error)
a wanderer, rover, vagabondt
fugitive.
HXavr/arai, inf. — HXavfiaas, -ao-a,
-av, par. 1 a. act ILWvo> 3
sin. 1 a. sub. act. — UXavricovo-i,
3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of TrXavdw.
TlXavnais, -to?, Att. -cwj, ^, (fr»
same) error, mistake ; deceit, de-
ception, imposition.
TLXavrjTris, -ov, i, (ft- sarae)ai«o»*>
nAA
derer, straggler, vagabond, fugi-
tive ; a plunet.
nlavrjrticdi, -n, -dv, (&• same)
wandering, roving, vagrant, fu-
gitive.
nXavijrii, -Woy, r), (fr. same) a fe-
male wanderer, rover, vagrant
&C
nAai/oj, -ov, b, (mas. of next) a
i npostor, seducer, trai-
tor ; error, mistake; agitation,
Nation, irresolution.
DAXrof, -n, -ov, (fr. irXdvn mistake)
muting t> wander, d<
ulent; erroneous, fal-
lacious ; enticing, seducing, al-
luring.
TlXavHuev, 1 pi. -vflrrai, 3 pi. cunt.
ind. or siil). rut. — IWavwfievoc,
-tj, -ov, par. prcs. pass. cont. of
irA'ii uto.
ITAa(, -audi, r), (fr. irXaTi's broad) a
sla'i,fl i°,l>o ird ; a tablet, table;
a fragment, piece ; ■ plain, U vrl,
surface, expanse ; a cake, crust.
d. pi. rXa^i.
I) >r. and Ion. for iirXnfc,
la. ind. act. of irA»',o-c-w.
lI>n'^(77ffoj,-u), i, ^, Dor. for irA;}-
fiinr
n\'i<raj, -aoa, -av, d. sin. -avri,
par. 1 a. act. of irXdaou).
nXdois, -10$, Alt. -cta>, »/, (fr. ?rA(i(7-
<ru> to form) a making, forma-
tion ; a mould, fi'jure, shape.
YlXdoua, -dr if, rd, (fr. sarin
p ; a piece of work-
in tns'tii) : an image, statue, d.
sin. irXdTU'irt.
nXdoac, Ion. and Poet, for irXaoc,
\. 1 a. ind. act. of
TlXduau) or -rru>, f. xXdou>, p.ir/irAa-
k i, /') WUHlid) model, fashion,
shape, form ; to frame, make,
create, invent ; to smear or cover
onr, point, dvib ; to pretend,
feign, disscrn'ile ; to forge, fabrv-
[ter. ind. pass. rr/rrAao^m.
IIA'ioT»;f, -ou, 6, (fr. last) a model-
ler, makrr, framcr, creator ; an
tor, contriver.
TlXdonyZ, -tyyos, {), (fr. rAart>j
broad) a dtita or basin; the scale
of a balance ; a draught or dice
Board.
II Ao<rr<y£: -iyyog, ';. Dor. for TA>7<r-
nAaoTiK^, -rjj, $, (fern, of next,
viz. re^vn) the art of modelling
or carving, statuary, pottery.
U\aortK0i, -r), -ov, (fr. itXdo~a<* to
mould) modelling, carving, skil-
ful at moulding or statuary ;
p'ustic, soft, yielding, taJung any
form.
nXaarbs, -r), -dv, (fr. same) mould-
ed, formed, fashioned, framed;
fictitious, artificial ; artful, cun-
ning.
nAaray/w -5, f. -rjeo), (fr. next) to
clatter, crackle, rattle; to clap
hands.
TLXardyfi, -rjj, fj, (fr. irXardaau) to
crash) a rattle, timbrel, cymbal,
clapper ; a rattling noise, dash-
ing of the waves, clash, clap ; a
prating fellow, talkative person.
IIAE
nA 1- '•; )//ici, -iiroi, rci, (fr. same) a
ratthi - 1, clap, crash,
slap, sound, riport.
nXarayifa, same as irXarayiu).
nXaraiai, -u>v, al, Plalace or Pla-
taa, the name of a town.
nXaratcvs, -ios, Alt. -iu>f, b, a Pla-
ttrun, one of Platcea.
nXardviarof, -uv, 1), same as
nXdrdvf, -ov,r), (fr. rAurtij broad)
a plane tree.
I~I\ iriiaoui, (fr. same) to sound by
striking together, crash, dash
slap, clap, clatter, rattle.
nXarf, for nXaria, a. sin. or neut
pi. — TXariwv, g. pi. of nXarvs.
nXurtta, -as, ;/, (fern, of irXarvs
broad, viz. Ut\ a road) a broad
road, highway, stre/t.
llXdrrj, -r}^, ,), (fr. sanio) the blade
or broad part of an oar, the oar ;
sailin course, run.
IlXartov, Dor. for nXnaiov.
IlAa'rof, -toi -ovi, rd, (fr. irXari't
broad) breadth.
nAdrrw, AtL for nXdcrow.
j * or nXarud^u), Dor. nAa
rvdooot or -cida6u, (fr. irXarif
broad) to speak broadly, with a
long or drawling tone.
WXtridaooioai or HXartidob'oiaai
Dor. n. pi. fern. par. prcs. act
Of last.
nX-irvyt;, -vyyos, or TlXdrty£, -ty-
yos, ft, (fr. irXarvs broad) the
blade or broad part of an oar.
nXarvKfpiiis, -htroi, b, //, (fr. same
and Ktpas a horn) jlat-horned,
broad-homed ; the chamois.
nXarvvdijoouat, -n, -crai, 1 f. ind.
pass. — TlXarvidnrc, 2 pi. 1 a,
8!ib. pass. — nXarvvox.tTi, 3 pi,
pres. ind. act. of
nXarvvu), f. -vvCb, p. ircirXdrvyica,
(fr. nXaris broad) to make broad,
widen, enlarge ; dilate, expand.
1 a. ind. act. enXdrova. per. ind.
pass. ircirXdrvuuai. 1 a. ind. pass.
e-XarvvdnV impr. nXarvvdiJTt,
->'/T<l).
nAuriJi'wroj, -ov, b, tj, (fr. same
and v&ros the back) broaa^back-
ed, fiat- backed.
TlXdrvs, -eta, -v, broad, wide, large,
ample, spacious.
TJXarvo-ubs,-ov, b, (fr. \&st) hi cadth,
space, room ; deliverance, liberty,
freedom ; joy, gladness, festivity ,
boasting, ostentation.
HXarvipv^os, ov, b, tj, (fr.same, and
i/t>*£^ the soul) high-minded, ar-
rogant, ambitious, insatiable.
nXdrwv, -lovos, b, Plato, a man's
name.
IlAaw, Sync, for ireXdio, see irsXdfa.
IlXias, IlXici, by Sync. forirA/ovaf,
a. pi. mas. and nXioves, n. pi.
mas. of irXi<av, comp. of7roAiij.
HXiyua, -aros, re, (fr. tzX(ku) to
plait) a weaving, plaiting or
braiding ; any thing woven or
plaited ; wicker work ; a basket,
hamper ; a braid, plaited lock,
tresses, d. pi. irXtyuucn or -aiv.
nXedpatos, -a, -01, (fr. next) of an
acre, an acre large.
RXidpov, and Po^r. MXeOpiv, -on,
(470)
J1AE
rd, a square measure of 100 fed
on each side, or 10,000 square
feet ; nearly the eighth of an
Irish, and almost the Ivfih of an
English acre ; commonly an
acre ; space.
UXu, 2 sin. cont. prcs. impr. act.
of rXiu).
nXtrnj, -aooi, r), (fr. nXtu to sail)
the Pleiades, a constellation.
UXciciv, Ion. and Pact, lor nXttiv,
pn s. inf. act. — HXuOi, I'
7rAn, 2 sin. cont. prcs. impr. act.
■M.
tlXtln, Ion. for icXda, n. fern. o(
irAtFcj, Poet, for irXioi.
nAt?>', pres. inf. act. cont. of irXiu.
IlXiiov, and Poet. UXiuv, mut. sin,
— IlXciovos, g. sin. — nAeidvuf, g.
pi. — IIAti'oi'a irXcioa irAr/w, ncut.
pi. ol rAt('u)», comp. of 7roAi)j.
riAtiuj, -a, -ov, Poet, for nXiof.
ftXilooi, d. pi. of irXeiuv.
TlXclovi, n. or a. pi. mas. cont. of
■nXtiwv, comp. of 7roAi3j.
VlX tiara, see rrXuarov.
nXe7<rrn,n. fern. sin. — YlXiiorais,
d. pi. fcm. of nXuaroi.
nXciarriptd^u), (fr. nXuarot most) to
bid highest, offer most, give the
greatest price ; to bid, propose.
nXctffrnpiacftds, -ov, b, (fr. sfme)
tin tust pruc, highest etfftr ; a
bidding, proposal.
nXeio~T6n(iporo<;, -ov, b, {,, (fr.
same, and liporbs a person) most
celebrated, most frcjuente'f best
attended, croud nl ; provided for
many, wtll laid out.
TlXcTarov, and nXuora, (fr. same)
most of all, very much, for live
most part, generally ; 1
especially ; exceeding I 'y,
sively. Td vXtiorov, on the who's,
entirely, totally.
TlXclaroi, -tj, -ov} sup. of iroXig.
TlXeiu), Att. and Ion. for irXtiova
irXdoa nXciu), a. sin. mas. or n.
pi. neut. of trXduv, comp. of
iroXiic, also, used adverbially,
r either, more than, for the must
part.
TlXtiiitv, -ovof, b, rj, comp. of noXvi.
IlXeiwv, Svos, b,\( perhaps fr. itXuos
full) a year.
HXck6u> -w, (fr. trXeKO) to plait) to
wreathe, entwine, embrace, clasp ;
to copulate.
nXeKTdvrj,-ns, )), (fr. s«mc) aplait,
fold, wreath ; a lock or braid of
hair, curl ; a rope, cord ; a net,
mesh ; intricacy, perplexity ; a
volume of smoke or Jfame.
UXcktoTo-iv, d. ph Ion. of
UXtKrdi, -r), -dv, (fr. next) woven,
plaited, twisted, twined, wreathed,
interwoven, knit.
TIXiku), f. -fw, p. wfVAt^a, to fold,
plait, entwine, wreath ; to con-
nect, join, tie ; to knit, weave ;
to build, construct, make, plan,
form, devise, contrive ; to en-
tangle, per. ind. pass. tteitXty-
fiat. 1 a. ind. pass. £itXi%Qnv.
per. ind. mid. irinXoKa.
XlXivva, same as fiXivva.
IIAf£avr£$, n. pi. of rA*(a$, I a.
nAE
par. act. — TlXz^ns, 2 sin. 1 a.
sub. act. of -irXiKLt.
(iXtov, neut. par. pres. act. of
irA&d' declined simply.
UXiov, Poet, for irXuov, (neut. of
rXe«W comp. of 7roXi>5) more,
more than, above ; rather. YlXiov
TToitiv or tivai, to avail, do, ef-
fect.
TlXzoia for ir\dova, see ir\e7ov.
UXzovd^v., 3 sin. pres. md. act. —
UXzovd^ovra, a. sin. par. pres.
act. of
TlXzovdfa, f. -daw, (fr. tto'Xvs much)
to be too much, large or great ;
to have much or more ; to
abound, multiply, increase ; to
muse to abound or increase; to
be insolent, proud or haughty.
. 1 a. ind. act. zirXedvaaa.
TlXeovdicis, (fr. ir\uov more, th. ito-
\i)S many) oflener, many times.
UXzovuaai, 3 sin. 1 a. opt. act. —
UXzovdcraaa, n. fern. par. 1 a.
act. — JlXzovdo-T], 3 sin. 1 a. sub.
act. of xXzovd^u.
nXeovacfjia, -dros, to, (fr. xXzovdfa
to abound, th. iroXD? many) an
overplus, abundance, plenty.
nXeovatr/xos, -ov, b, (fr. ?a.me)abun-
dance, overplus, plenty ; usury ;
pleonasm, a figure of speech.
HXzovho-tos, -»), -bv, (fr. same) in-
creasing, abounding, supei abun-
dant.
HXzovzktzIv, pres. inf. act. cont. of
nXtovE/crtw -(7», f. -fj<jw,p. irz-rtXzovzK-
~>]Ka, fr. irXiov more, and t^w
to havt.) to have more ; to get,
procure or obtain more ; to sur-
pass, excel, be superior ; to desire
to have more, be avaricious, covet ;
to have the advantage of, get the
belter of; to make a gain or prey
of; to defraud, cheat, overreach.
1 a. ind. act. z-rrXzovzKTncra. I a.
pass. ind. ZTrXzovzKri/dnv
X\\zovzKTndS>nzv, 1 pi. of WXzovzKTn-
8(5, -ijs, -i), 1 a. sub. pass, of last.
J\\zovEKTn}ia, -dros, to, (fr. same)
superiority, advantage ; greater
power, better condition, flute or
ability ; a prerogative, privilege ;
glory , power, victory ; fraud, de-
ceit.
UXzovzkttjs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
cheat, deceiver, fraudulent per-
son; avaricious, covetous, greedy,
rapacious.
UXzovzt-ia, 'as, ?i, (fr. same) advan
tage, superiority ; avarice, co-
vetousness ; a great desire for
wealth, praise or honour, inordi-
nate lust ; extortion, fraud, en-
croachment.
nXfoi-£?,n. pi. — TlXzdvcao-' for irXzd-
vzviti, d. pi. Ion. of TrAf'au', Poet.
*br tt\ziu>v, cornp. of ttoXvs.
YIXzovtus, a. — Tl\z6i/Tu>v, g. pi. par.
pres. act. of tX/oj.
WXzovix, (fr. -X/wv, Poet, for itXzl-
u>, comp. of iroXi;? much) more,
more than, above, rather : very,
greatly, very much, exceedingly ;
f'iVy, ,otally, entirely.
flXf /?, -a, -ov, full, repk'.e, brim-
ming, abounding with.
nAH
UXzovaus, a. pi. fern. par. pres. act.
Of 7rX/(0.
nX/ro, Ion. for firXtro, which Sync.
for znzXzro, 3 sin. irnpf. ind. mid.
of TTiXofiai.
UXzvv, Dor. for irXf'ov, neut. of
■zXioiv, Poet, for ttXe/wv, comp.
of -rroXis.
TlXzvva — UXzvvas — UXtvvzi —
TlXzvvwv, Dor. for irXiova, &c.
cases of -rrXzwv, Poet, for irXzi-
o)v, comp. of itoXvg.
YlXzvvus, Dor. for irXzdvus.
nXfup«, -as, h, the side, .flank, ribs.
nXzvpiTts,-'(&os,f),{(r.\diSt)pleurisy.
TlXzvpbv, -o(5, to, same as -nXzvpd.
nXzvazai, 2 sin. Ion. of
HXzvaovuai, -?), -etrai, Dor. fo>"
-Xzvo-o/xat, 1 f. ind. mid. of
HXtto), f. irXzJjoa), p. TriivXzvKa, 'o
sail, navigate ; to float, swim.
nXf'w, Sync, and Cras. for irXiova
-oa -w, n. or a. pi. neut. of
irXiw)', Poet, for nXziav, comp.
of rroXuf.
IIAfM) d. sin. or Att. for irXzoi, n.
pi. of irXios.
UXfujv, Poet, for irXziwv, comp. of
TToXvS'
UXzuis, Att. for -Xtos.
nAH
act. tirXno-a, -as, -t- 1 a. pass,
ind. eirXrjo-6r)v,-7}s,-V sub. nXn edd,
'&$■> ~ji' Par> nXnoQt'is, -zioa, -zv.
HXrjdupa, -as, and Ion. IlX>/0uJp'/»
ISi »/, (fr. last) a fulness or
redundance of the natural hu-
mours ; abundance, satiety, over-
flow ; a crowd, multitude.
nXfiduxTi, 3 pi. -res. sub. act. of
irXrdd).
IlXniddzs, Poet, for nXzidczs, n. pi.
of irXzids.
HX)'/kt7]S, -ov, 6, (fr. rrXr^ffcw to
strike) a striker, smiter, disturb-
er ; a reviler, calumniator ; a
boxer; pugilist. Adj. quarnt
some, turbulent; impetuous, vio
lent ; piercing, penetrating.
HXriKri^ojAai, (fr. last) to fight
quarrel ; to smite, strike, cut,
wound ; to affect, move to pily,
strike with compassion ; to play
wantonly, be lascivious.
UX,}KT"iKds, -0,-ov, (fr. same) strik-
ing, piercing, penetrating ; vio-
lent, driving, forcible; intoxicat-
ing, slupifying, confounding.
TlXqicTpov, -ov, to, (fr. same) a quill
or bow to play on an instrument ;
a whip, scourge, goad ; a sound-
TlXnyzls, -zlaa, -Iv, 2 a par. pass. ing-pde ; a cock's spur ; a bolt,
Of kX>'}<T(T<i).
YlXvyri, -nSi V, Dor. UXaya, (fr.
-\>'~c<Tio to strike) a stroke, blow,
stripe, scourge, wound ; aplasne,
affliction, calamity, visitation ;
consternation, amazement.
HXnynvat, 2 a. inf. pass. ofTrXrJo-o-w.
HX-ny&v, g. pi. offfX>7y>/.
UXr/Ozt, d. sin. of TrXijbos.
UXijdzv, Bceot. Sync, for zTrXr/On-
ffav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass. — ITX/>-
Oovti, d. sin. — TlXr/dovTos, g.
sin. par. pres. act. of ttXijOu).
TlXriQos, -zos -ovst to, (fr. rX);0« to
fill) a multitude, company, num-
ber, quantity ; a concourse, as-
sembly, assemblage ; the people,
rabble ; plenty, abundance, su-
perfluity, redundance ; fulness,
she, bulk, vaslncss, extent, mag-
nitude.
HXnOvvai, 1 a. inf. act. — UXnOvv-
dzin, 3 sin. 1 a. opt. pass. —
nXnQvvBtjvat, 1 a. inf. pass. —
YlXi]9w6vTU)v, g. pi. par. pres.
act. of
arrow, dart.
TlXt'i/jtrj or nXrj/inr), -ijs, fi, (fr. rrXn-
6u) to fill, th. -rrXfos full) the tide,
flow of the sea.
U.Xrjui, same as rrXaw, by Sync, for
irzXdo), see T:zXd{,u).
UXrjfu, same as mintXvui, see irX>/0a) .
TlXrifiuiXzia, -as, )', (fr. rrXnu/izXiis
discordant) viciousness, faulti-
ness : wickedneis, sin ; a fault,
transgression ; violence, outrage.
nX)ijinzX((o -to, f. -rjaw, (fr. same)
to shock, offend ; to err, trans-
gress, sin.
YlXnu/jiXnua, -$tos, t&, (fr. next) a
transgression, crime ; sin, guilt ;
a fine, penally.
nXny/izXiis, -zos -ovs, b, >/, (fr. TvXfjv
without, and pcXos harmony)
discordant, jarring, contrary ;
unfit, unreasonable, absurd, im-
proper, vrrong ; vicious, faulty,
incorrect, amiss ; immoderate,
excessive, violent.
nXrjmifXno-is, -les-, Att. -oj?, //,
same as TrXtjfiniXniia.
TlXndviio, f. -vvio, p. TrzTXfjQvyica, TlXnfifjivpa, -as, %, (fr. nXi'ijit] or
(fr. r>J?6w to fill, th. ttXIos full)
to multiply, augment, enlarge ;
to abound. nXyidvvopai, to grow,
increase. 1 a. ind. act. zirXfjiOvva.
per. ind. pass. -rrz-jXrjdviJiiJLai. 1 a.
pass. ind. zirXnOvvOnv' opt. irXr?-
BwOzinv.
nXiQvsi -vos, ff, same as ttXvjOos' a.
sin. irXndvv.
nXn9vu> and nXv9vo/jai, (fr. last,
th. wXfos full) to be full, overflow,
swell ; to be crowded ; to abound,
be in plenty.
nXr/dio, f. ir\»?<7w, p. -KZTfXnKa, (fr.
liXvuixn the tide, and uvpu to
flow) the flow of the sea, full
tide ; a flood, torrent, inunda-
tion.
nXr/fifivpi(j) -w, (fr. same) to flow,
swell ; to overflow, inundate ; to
boil, foam, rage.
TlXrjjxuvpls, -tics, n, same as tX^-
uvpa.
TlXrinvti, -ns, h, the nave of a wheel;
also the hole in the nave.
HXnfJtvoc'zTov, -c;v, to, (fr. Inst, and
tVu> to tie) an iron hoop for the
nave, shoeing of the vAeel.
same) to flll, flll up, pile, heap,TlXr)nox6n,-r)s, //, (fr. irX^Ow to fill,
up ; to crowd, stuff, stow ; to\ and %iu> to pour) on earthen-
satiate, satisfy ; to accomplish, i ware vessel.
fulfil; to swell, overflow, over-iTlXr)i>, hesidts, except, without ; but,
whelm, pour over. I a. ind. but only ; yet. n weriheUss, un»
(471) '
IIAH
II Ail
l «.», moreover, rather ; therefore, act. — TlXtipwo
by all iiuuns.
, Idii. tor in\t]VTo, 3 j)l.
iin[»f. ind. pass, ui i:\qfjt.
.1 'ii. fur (wXt^t,
\i -in. 1 a. Hid. ICt. — nXi'i^ai,
par. act. of
-(TUI.
3 pi. 1 f.
ind. mid
n>>;puj(Tis, -ms, Ait. -cujs, f), (fr.
a filling up, stipi
supply, addition ; fulmss, nbun-
i, fulfilment ; pay,
lnA»;c<i/j£i')j, -77, -ov, par. 1 a. mid.
| — llXi'iaui, -aoii, -uv, n. pi. rXi -
j cavr^i, par. 1 a. act. — n<\»7C--
dtis, -lira, -)v, par. 1 a. |
IMTioUu, Ion. ami A'.ol for
tirXi'ioOnoai, 3 pi. 1 a. in ;
— ll>»/r(*(;s, I Mil. 1 H. su!i. |ia-s.
— \Wi,aOi,airai% 3 sin. 1 f. ind.
0M.
pi;, -»/j, i;, a woman's name,
' 'iy -ov, b, »/, (fr. Tr\i)aau>
ike, and ir:is a l.ursi-)
skilled in horsemanship, horte-
iii, kmgkli
\.:t. -cw;, i), (fr. -/Vc-
an> to strike.) a striking, stroke,
Ulu : .
. ;>1. — lIA/'/o... • l(^f, pres. inipr. act. of
jnA»;<7ia|u), f. -«<xu>, p. r£r>»;ff(<i«i,
. -ot'$, 6, >/, (til. rA/ojj (Ir. Tt\i)ciuv near)
/ i<i t. a m 1 1 u u iii/i'i ■ fu '.
•/» with ; ful-
,. coat
' tAt7p<$u>.
QAgpOtifUVOf, ->/, -or, par. pr s.
p.i». cunt.-- HAupoCi , , •
Beor ; t > cmie or ■TOtS niur,
approach ; In addl i
Viiliurly, rnmirsi with, in!
to J, ,11. ,u afler, u nt UfOSt, nt-
ttinl. Oj T\t)Gid^ovTts,follouir.i,
Scholars, par. p< r. act. rj7rA?7<Tm-
COilt. prcs. m.pr. pass. — I].\,,- IWiimnirfpus, -a, -ov, comp. Att.
indtl o! T:\qaioi.
pass, ol same. |I7A»}<n<Mr/pa>, (fr. last) nearer, viore
TlXiipoipopiioOui, 3 sin. cont. pres. ncirly.
impr. |nA>><m'(T7veov, (fr. next) nearer,
FI A i7/J0</, op fiii -ui, f. -fyffW,p. ir£!rA»?po-| MfOTf rlostly.
^'ipr?«rj, (fr. rAi'pr/j full, and ^iipa»riAv(T(/(Tnpof, -a, -oy, cornp. of
to carry) /o ^irc £0<xi measure] vXrjoins, obs. see vXrjvlos.
or m lif/ir ; fo Jill, load, supply ;
to make sure or certain ; to sa-
1**f3f% convince, assure, prove.
Tl\>ipo<pop(ouai -oouai,to r,mie
full measure ; to be certain,
know assuredly ; to ripen, ad-
vance to maturity or perfection. 1
a. act. ind. cir\npu<p6pn<Ta' impr
TlXnaiov, (netit. of ne\t) mnr, at
hand. 'O rXnaiov, a neighbour.
TlXnaios, -a, -ov, (th. :r/A<ij near)
Turn, neighbouring, adjoining,
next.
n\noi6xwpos, -ov, b, i'i, (fr. last,
and xwpos a place) neighbouring.
YlXnaicTius, -ov, b, »/, (fr. itX>;du> to
i:\npoip6pnoov. per. pass. ind. m- j fill, and \ariov a sail) filling the
itXnpo^dpnuat'Tiar. imr\ijpo(pnpn-' sails, favourable.
utvos, -t), -ov. 1 a. pass, ind
tir\Tipo<f>opfjOnv, -ns, -i?- par. ttA»7
pn$opr)Qtis.
HXnpoQopia, -as, ^, (fr. same)/u//
persuasion, conviction, assurance,
confidence ; maturity, perfection.
HXnodui -to, f. -iocno, p. rcrAi'pwAru,
(th. ttA/oj full) to fill, loud, store ;
to furnish, equip, appoint ; to
llXijauioi, -a, -ov, (fr. 7rA>'0w to fill,
th. irA/oj full) filling, satisfying,
*tH(ri>g, cloying ; fastidious,
save, mish ; delicate, nice, dainty.
Td i:Xi)Cfiiov, satiety, loathsome-
usea,
UXnopovs). -ni, n, (fr. same) ful-
iti. <"i, satiety, surfeit ; intempe-
• . gluttony ; repli lion, sa-
makc pregnant; to supply, JUl\ lirfying. a. pi. irXnaixovds.
up, complete; to fulfil, accnni-'WX croui -ttid, f. -£w, p. ■tri-rXnya,
plish, finish ; to pay a debt. 1 a.j to sn.ile, strike, hit, wound; to
act. ind. t-nXiipioca- opt. v}i)pui-\ break, overthrow^ overturn, bear
o~aini,-ais,-ai- sub. Tr\noiouu:,-i j.| dmen ; to frighten, terrify, dis-
-p. per. ind. pass. vmXi' piapai ' j courage. 1 a. act. ind. irXti^n,
pai . -t~A>;oiu/.i/i>o?, -t), -ui . 1 a. I -uc, -e' par. nX//(as. 2 a. ind.
pas«. ipd. iTXnp<l>8t;v, ->)<;. -r,. sub. j act. inXrjyyv, used when relating
irXriptJ)Qu>,-:f}';,-fi, 3 pi. tt\-io uOi;
HXnpmdwai, 3 pi. ] a. s
of last.
HX>'pwi.ia, -aros, to, (fr. TrAi/p'io) to
fill, th. nXioc full) a supp't/, fill-
ing up, supplement, addition ;
fulness, abundance ; completion,
perfection, fulfilment ; a sum,
totul ; full complement, entire
equipment, a crew. d. sin. ttAj;-
pionari, pi. xXripihunra.
TlXripiotjai, inf. — IlA>;pu>o-as, -aaa,
-av, parT 1 a. act.— UX^p'oaan,
to the body ; ixXayov, when re-
lating to the mind. 2 a. ind.
pass. cirXr'iynv and eirXdynv. per.
ind. pass. viTrXaypat, -%<it,
-Krai.
TlXfcTiyi;, -iyyoi, >% (fr. last) a
whip, scourge, rod ; a strap,
thong.
nXrjro, Ion. for iiiXnro, 3 sin.
impf. ind. pass, of zXTjui, same
as ttXi)9u), or UXrjTo, Ion. for
ETT(ir\riTo, 3 sin. pper. ind. pass,
of nXdw, Sync, for ireXdio.
2 pi. 1 a. impr. act ilXr,pio-\nXfiTTci, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. —
otis, -c £4, 2 and 3 sin. 1 f. ind. YIX/ittitc, 2 pi. pres. ind. or
act. — U.Xnp&o-n, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. j impr. act. of ttX^ttuj or -caw.
M72)
IIAO
... I><>r. fur wXtlsm
UXuQiia, and -i<i, -<is, f), (fr. tAiV-
6ui a brick) '/ tna
or tiles, brick work; a military
rolu inn, sipmre or phalunx.
TlXivOii -ov, rb, (fr.
| a small brick; a niuliiiz
of bricks ; a place when
. i nck-kiln.
riAn Vtvctouiv, 1 pi. I a. sub. act.
of
rp.ntffiiu), f. -ivaui, (fr. xXivOos a
brick) to make bricks; to b lild
uith
S, -TJ, -OV, |
f/i ic .
UXtiOiuv, -uv, ri, (fr. same) (; little
brick.
JlXiiOus, -ov, o, a brirk, tile ; a
plinth ; an \
IlAnOoi
work) a tnakmg of bricks,
briel. i.
nXiiOiipin, -i,>s-o7-{, b,i), (fir.
ami idniu) to construct) brick-
bmlt.
nAi(, (fr. text) " Stem, pace, gait ;
n the thumb and mid-
dle f:
WXicam or -aanuai, to trot, amble,
go roundly ; to walk in time,
march ; l„ trend, stalk, step lei-
turthf, move gracefully,
flAi^J.;, -di]os, »/, (fr. last) the part
In l in i ii the groin and the thigh.
YlXoidpiov, -ov, to, (dim. of next)
a little boat or ship, skiff bulk.
IlXoiov, -ov,rd, (fr. irXiu .o sail) a
ship, vessel, bark.
YlXoKauis, -iios, ii, (fr. -rrXoKii a
plaiting] hair, a lock, plait or
braid of hair.
nX6Kanov,-cv, to, (fr. same)arope,
hulter.
TlXdKauos, -ov, b, (fr. same) hair,
locks, tresses ; braided or plaited
hair.
nAoxas, -ados, f), same as rXoKa-
uis.
nXotepos, -a, -bv, (fr. jtA/kw to
fold) woven, interwoven, plaited,
wreathed, entwined.
UXok)),-T]s, fit (fr- same) a twining,
knitting, binding, plait, fold,
braid ; composition, texture ; in-
tricacy, perplexity ; a trick, fraud,
prevarication.
UXokiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) plaited
ftair ; a lock or curl of hair ; a
fillet or riband for lying the
hair ; a necklace.
TIXokios, -a, -ov, (fr. same) knit,
tied ; wreathed, plaited, woven :
intricate, perplexing, winding.
HXqkos] -ov, b, (fr. same) a lock or
curl of hair, plaited hair.
IIAoo? -uvs, -6ov -ov, and nAoiH-,
-obs, rrXo'i, b, (th. itXioi to sail)
a sailing, voyage, navigation^
course of the ship.
UXov, g. sin. cont. of last.
nXovudKiov, -ov, to, (fr. Lat. plu-
ma, a feather) a feather bed ; a
pillow, bolster.
nXovoidsio, same as irXovTi^co.
nXovci9Si-a,-ov,(th.i:\ovTos'weal\i\\
nAa
rich, wealthy, opulent. Comp,
TrXovotiOTEpos, -a, -ov.
TlXovoius, (fr. last) richly,
YlXovrt, v. sin. of 7rXoDro>.
nXou-rav, pres. inf. aci. cont. of
zXoVTfd).
YlXovr£vvra, Dor. for irXovrovvTa,
a. sin. pres. par. act. of
I1A'>ut/u) -w, f. -rjou>, p. 7rrjrXour7?-
ku, (th. TrXoCro? wealth) <o be
rich, possess riches, become
grow rich ; to abound. I a. ind.
act. tTzXovrnoa.
IlXovrnrios, -a, -ov, (fr. same) ti
be enriched, must be enriched,
must sain wealth.
IlXour/£w, f. -taw, p. -KCTtXoVTlKa,
(fr. sume) to enrich, make rich,
cause to abound. 1 a. ind. act.
EirkovTioa' pass. eirXovTtodtjv.
IlXovTocoreioa, -as, 9, and IlXou-
rodorrip, -?ipos, 6, (fr. 7rAoiii-oj
wealth, and Urapa or <W^o a
giver, th. Sio'iout to give) a dis-
penser of riches, giver of wealth.
nXcvToto, Ion. for ttXovtov, g. sin.
of
JIXovtos, -ov, b, riches, wealth,
opulence; Plutus, the god of
riches.
nXovrovvTi, YlXovrovvras, cases of
H\ovr&v, par. pres. act. cont.
— UXovTovai, d. pi. of same, or
3 pi. cont. pres. ind. act. of
irXovrio).
UXovru), -6og, h, a woman's name
nAoiVuii/, -wj/o?, 6, (fr. ttXovtos
wealth) Pluto, the god of the in-
fernal regions.
nXo^/ids, -ov, b, Sync, for rXdica-
uos.
TlXvvcffKE, Ion. for iirXw£, 3 sin.
i-:'pf. ind. act. and
TiXvvdds, -daa, -ev, 1 a. par. pass,
of rXvi/w.
nXuvoc, -ov, b, (fr. nXvvw to wash)
a washing vessel or tub ; a wash-
house. TlXvvbv izouiv, to over-
whelm with reproaches.
YlXvvTtjs, -ov, b, (fr. same) who
washes clothes, a fuller.
nXi'roj, f. 7rXiJva», p. -KfirXvyKa, to
wash, properly clothes ; to chide,
reproach, scold. 1 a. act. ind.
firXvva' impr. nXvvov, -«rw.
nXi5o-(f, -jo?, Att. -£wj, fi, (fr. last)
a washing.
TlXvio, f. -vou), same as irXuvw.
per. pass. -inXvuat.
nXwj, and YIXuegke, Ion. for«rXwe,
3 sin. impf. act YlXdetv, pres.
inf. act. of rrXwu, Poet, for
ttXiio.
TiXu>£\>(rus for nXwovoas, a. pi. fern,
pres. par. act. of same.
nXwtdto, Ion. for ■nXeido'cs, n. pi.
of jrXt««j.
mn
sailing, employed in sailing ; a
sailor, merchant.
YlXwrds, -r), -ov, (fr. same) navi-
gable; sailing, floating, swim-
ming.
nXuJrwp, -opos, same as irXwr^p,
nXwid, same as irXiut.
IIvdovTei, n. pi. par. pres. act. of
Tlvtiu), Poet, for rvew.
Uvioiaa, Dor. for izvhvaa, n. fern,
sin. par. pres. act. of irviu).
TlvEV/xa, -aros, rb, (fr. irvito to blow)
breathing, breath, respiration ;
aspiration, sound of the letter H;
a blast, gale ; air, vapour ; a
smell, odour, stench, savour
life, soul ; a spirit, spiritual
being, good or evil; the Holy
Ghost, divinity, divine nature ;
works of the Spirit, miracles ;
effects of the Spirit, holiness, pie-
ty, religion, integrity, virtue,
innocence ; disposition of the
soul, sense, understanding, in-
tellect, mind ; a meaning, spirit,
sense.
TIvevuaTtKds, -r), -bv, (fr. , last)
breathing, respiring ; windy,
airy, blowing ; blown up, swell-
ed, inflated ; spiritual, divine, oj
the divine nature ; agreeable to
the Holy Ghost or Spirit ; en
nXwt£c«*e, Ion. or Poet, for
ttrX&j^E, 3 sin. impf. act. of
TlXw'i(u), same as rrXeto.
rPttiu, Poet, for rrXfco.
nXwovtra, pres. par. act. fern, of
ttXi/jo), same as irXiw.
nXwT-j/o, -ijpos, o, (tr. kXuhd, same
as irXtu) to sail) a sailor, seaman,
waterman, swimmer.
nXu.rV*'oj, -ti. -bv, (fr. $nme)fit for
20
dowed with the gifts or graces of (perhaps fr. 7ro'u> to feed) grass,
the Spirit ; holy, pious ; pure,
innocent ; of the soul or mind, in-
tellectual, refined.
UveviiartKuis, (fr. last) spiritually
divinely, heavenly ; from, by or
through the Holy Ghost or Spi-
rit ; piously, religiously, purely,
uprightly, honestly.
YivivuaTocbopiouai -ovpai, f. -f]oo-
uat, p. ii£TrvevuaT0(p6pr}uai, (fr.
irvtvua wind, and Qopiw to carry)
to be carried by the wind ; to
fluctuate, waver ; to be led, guid-
ed by or follow the spirit.
TIvevuaTofpdpos, -ov, b,f), (fr. same)
inspired, led or moved by the
spirit; guided by or following
the spirit.
Hvevjjitov, -ovos, b, (fr. irvid) to
breathe) the lungs.
Uvdoat, 1 a. inf. act. — Hv£vcas,
-aura, -av, par. 1 a. act. —
Tlvtvoeia, -as, -£, JE,o\. for IT^v-
oatfxt, -ais, -at,
noA
tie, take by the throat, twist tht
neck; to kill; to boil slowly,
stew; to yearn, long or desire
towards, impf. act. tirv'tyov. 2 a.
ind. act. (wvtyov. 1 a. ind. act.
irvifa. impf. pass, rmtydnnv.
per. ind. pass. -Ktirvtyuat, -£at,
-Krai. 2 a. ind. pass, tirviynv,
Tlviyu)6ns, -cos -ovs, to, (fr. last)
stifling, suffocation, choking; hot%
glowing, sultry.
YlviKTbs, -t], -ov, (fr. same) suffo-
cated, choked, strangled.
Hvi^avTts, n. ph mas. par. 1 a.
act. of same.
Tlvofj, -?)s, ih (fr- '"'«'> to breathe)
breath, respiration ; wind, airf
breeze, blast, gale.
Ilvoids, a. pi. of
Tlvotti, -tji, hi Dor. for rvorj.
Ilvvut or Ylvvu), (fr. nviu) to breathe)
to breathe, respire ; to live, exist.
TLvvfxai, to be inspired, be wise,
understand,perceive,comprehend.
per. ind. pass, xeirvvixat.
UpvI-, -vkos, b, Pnyx, a place at
Athens, where public assemblies
were held.
Tlvvro, Ion. for inwro, 3 sin. impf.
pass, of Ttvvjxt.
TJoa, -as, and Ion. Tlotn, -r/s, fit
herbage, pasture.
UdSa, U65as, a. pi. of irws.
Ylo6a(3pbs, -ov, b, 17, (ir. vovs the
foot, and uBpbs tender) tender,
weak or delicate in thefe>'t.
YloSdypa, -as, >), (fr. same, and
dypa seizure) a gin, trap, snare,
pitfall : a hook ; the gout.
YIodayptKos, -»7, -bv, and TloSaypbs,
-oiJ, b, f), (fr. last) of the gout,
gouty.
TIpSa7os, -a, -ov, (fr. irovs the foot)
of a foot, afoot long or square.
Uo&avnrrrip, -rjpos, b, (fr. same, and
iirTti) to wash) a basin.
UoSdi'iTrpov or YlohovtitTpov, -ov,
to, (fr. same) a basin or vessel to
wash feet in, water for washing
the feet.
Ylocdrrb;, -r), -bv, (fr. nolos what,
and SdirtSov ground) of what
country, of what place or na-
tion.
Tlvevcw, -us, -a, 1 f. ind. act. of
TTviu).
TlvEvoTtdu) -Si, (fr. Trvdf/ja breath)
to pant, palpitate, be out of
breath.
n.viw, f. TTvevffw, p. irtirvrvKa, to
blow ; to breathe, respire ; to
pant, labour ; to exhale, smell of,
yield a favour. 1 a. act. ind.
eirv€vtra,-as,-£' sub. nvd'ao), -r/s,
n' inf. irvivoat. per. ind. pass.
Tvinvevuat. per. ind. mid. -rrtrvoa.
Tlviyds, -£toa, -iv, par. 2 a. pass.
— Tlvtytiooiiai, 2 f. ind. pass, of
irviyu).
Tlvtyubs, -ov, b, and HvXyos, -£os
-ovs, rb, (fr. next) suffocation,
strangling, stifling ; sultry heat.
Ylvtyu), f. -£w, p. iti-Kvixa, to suffo-
cate, stifle, choke, strangle, throt-
(473)
1 a. opt. act. — I16e'apy£, v. sin. of
Jjooapyos, ^ov, 6, fi, (fr. iravs a foot,
and aoybs white or swift) nuv-
ing white or swift feet, swift-
footed.
IIoo'apKtu), (fr. next) to be swift.
Iloo'dpKTis, -£os -ovs, b, ;/, (fr. vol's a
foot, and aptciu) to suffice) swift-
footed, feet, active.
XlohiKfxdytov, -ov, rb, (fr. same,
and EKfidoau) to wipe off, th.
fidooto to wipe) a cloth to wipe
the feet ; a towel.
n<5<ks, n. pi. — U6hcot, Ion. for
170OI, d. pi. Of TT0VS-
Ilofcwv, -wvos, b, (fr. mi/? a foot)
the feet hanging to a hide ; any
thing small and narrow, as the
neck of a bottle ; a jcot or ridge
of land; a kind of shoe.
n.o8vv£Kns, -m -ovs, 6, fi, (fr. same,
noe
and TivtKfis stretched out) reach-
fng to the fitly Inns.
IW/iir/ios, -on, o, f), (fr. same, and
annus llie wind) .//erf as the wind,
Siri/t-Jnoliil.
IIo<Vpr/j, -LOi -ovs, 6, ^, (fr. same,
an<l lipu) to fit) reaching or Jtow-
in» t„ the fit; (viz. taQm) a
p<irmt nt ov rube reaching down to
tin. fat,
Ylori£u), f. -lau, Att. -ro, (fr. rrovs
a not) to measure with the foot ;
In J i tin, tic, con Jim.
TlueiaKos, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a smo//
IWiorrf/pfy, -wi', oJ, (fr. same) ue«-
se/s /or washing feet in. Adj.
hanging to the feet.
Ilo^itj, Att. for iro6iou>, 1 f. ind.
art. ofnoSlfa.
UoSoiiv. Ion. for riocWv, g. and d.
(III. of JToiif.
IIo^oirdcv« -ns, '/, (fr. iroDj a foot,
;iik1 kmA{ bad) ///f s/nrks.
Ho5('ncot\ov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
*c<j?Ao{ hollow) */i* hollow or se/f
o/" the font.
Boo'donm; -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
anu) to fit or boos a border) a
'obe or garment reaching to the
fret.
Uo'bs, g. sin. of ffofJf.
HohaaTpiifin, -os, »/, (fr. iroPf a foot,
and aTQt<pui to turn) an instru-
ment of torture ; a surgeon's
instrument for setting dislocated
joints ; a net, toils.
Xloii't^tXov, -on, rb, (fr. same, and
\li\Xtov a bracelet) an ornament
for the feet, or ankles.
Uoo'6\\,<><pos, -ov, h,fi, (fr. same, and
yj.6<f)0s a noise) making a noise
with the feet, trampling, danc-
ing,
■, a. sin. of
noSiotiKi -tns -ovs, b, fi, (fr. rovs a
font, and wkvs swift) swift-footed,
feet.
Hoiuncta or -cm, -as. Ion. -in, -os,
f>, (fr. same) swiftness of foot,
flcetn ess.
TldSttifia, -aros, rb, (fr. irous a foot)
■ / -I we, pulpit.
II >'riot'. O. |l|. Of T70VS.
YlufM, Att. for voiin). 3 sin. pres.
nil. act. Tent.
n<>0" for r.'Tf.
rioSArcrs, Ion. for nroOu-ei, 3 sin.
' ,!'>». aCt. 0P TflOfU).
UnO'ttbc, -r), -bi>, (fr. ttoOo? desire)
Vv'-/.';V, /r> 'y desired.
IJoQtvi ( r. 5#e* from whence, th. o?
who) frwfl whence, whence.
n >Bimem, Dor. for nodfovaat, n.
pi. fern. par. pres. act. — Flo-
dfovTz, n. dii. pres. par. act. —
UnOfovrt, Dor. for -rrndfovin, 3
p!. nre<=. ind. act. of nnOrta.
n->f)''prw, Dor. Tor rpWpno.
ri'iOtff'n', Ion. for tTiodecuv, 3 pi.
1 a. ind. act. of noOfut.
U>0f<7-rt pi, Dor. for xpoaiarzpa,
em tin r.
Tlotf T'vrse, Dor. for 7ro/?.<>?;iTrf, n.
pi. pres. oar. act. cont. — Ho-
Oovvrt, Dor. for wOcoucri, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. of
noi
TloOiu> -Si, f. ->}ffu>. and -/aw, (fr.
v60os desire) to desire wish, long
for ; to feel a loss of, miss, re-
gret ; to In it.
\UoO)), -7is, >/, (fr. same) desire,
longing, r'~'"''-
.HuOr'iuCVai, E< fUflt*'(l(,
Dor. or Ion. tor eoBth, praa.
inf. act. cont. ofmBtm.
TloOnrbs, -»), -or, (fr. -rr6tius desire)
desired, wished or longi •
Uddi, (fr. oOt where, th. ft who)
ix>/jtre ? in what place ? how ?
why ?
Ho6i, (fr. same) somewhere, some
place, any where ; some time,
ever.
rioOopeuoa, Dor. for irpoaopuxra,
|>m s. par. fern. act. cont. of irpo-
aipi'iu).
, Dor. for n-p ^°p?, 3 sin.
prva. ind. ;ut. cont. ol MUM.
rioOop^^Dor. for npoodpnui, Poet.
iMIC.
no0op;)c-0a, Dor. and i^ol. for
iroocopils, 2 sin. pres. ind. act.
cant, and
HodopCjaa, Dor. for irpooopwoa,
pres. par. fern. conL act. of irpo-
(Topriu).
WdOosi -ov, b, desire, longing, re-
', wish fur.
nodovftcv, 1 pi. pres. ind. act. cont.
of irodiiti.
Ilo?, (fr. ol whither) whither ?
where ? any wliere, somewhere,
how long ?
no?, (fr. same) some where, in
some place, any where, in a cer-
tain manner.
Uuin, fern, of rroToj.
Iloui, -«f, ff, (fr. wba grass) an
herb hiving a cleansing quality
used as soap,
rioci, -as, th used for nba, grass;
also, a year.
rioinnj, -eaaa, -tv, Dor. for noit'itii-
IIou?, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. cont.
— no/n, 2 sin. pres. impr. act.
— rioitD, Dor. for iroiou, pres.
impr. pass. cont. — nouinri,
Dot. for iroiovvri, d. sin. pres.
par. act. cont. — Tiouvvra, Dor.
for TroioBiTrt, a. sin. pres. par.
act. cont. — Yloitvuvv, Dor. and
Ion. for cwoiovfjuv, 1 sin. impf.
pass. cont. — Uouvutv, Dor. and
Ion. for eiroiovutv, 1 pi. impf.
ind. act. cont. of
Tloifu), f. -row, p. xiirolriKa, to do,
make, cause, effect, accomplish ;
to labour, work, toil; to mould,
form, fashion, shape, produce;
to compose, vrrite ; to get, pro-
cure, obtain, acquire ; to use,
trent, do uiith ; to keep, preserve,
fulfil ; to enact, appoint ; to put,
place, set ; to put a case, sup-
pose, grant ; to live, abide, tarry,
dwell; to avail, signify, be effi-
cacious or powerful. TLoihuai
-ovum, to think, deem, esteem,
value ; to adopt ; to reduce, sub-
jugate ; to feign, pretend ; to be
mn.de, become. 1 a. ind. act.
eirolntra' par. iroificas. per. par.
act. ireiroir}K<i>s. per. ind. pass. ,
(474)
noi
■z;~nii!jiai. 1 a. ind. mid. irtoitf
Ctlfli)), -W, -.170.
\\oi>;ns, -zcaa, -iv, (fr. ttoln, for
TlonjOiU, -ilon, -evj 1 a. par. pass.
Tlotnfia, -Zrus, rb, {\'r. roi/w to
) a work, unrkmanship,
• . , fl | • i. d. pi.
7?')t t'/jnai,
tlottffthot, Ion. fir irivoirtuiiost
par. per. p.i^s. — ll,;u
for iToinc, 3 ain. 1 a. ind. act. —
rioivffi, Ion. tor -ot'ij, S sm. cont.
pres. suli. ai •
llohio-ts, -tos, Att. -foii:, //, (fr.
aarDft) aetum^ performance, oyer
ration . hip, manufac-
ture, i
lum, ji.-'n isi in ; obm
attention, ditty; n werk\ piece
i>f workmanship ;
noif/oo/i' for Koifjaoftat, 1 f. in I.
mid. — Tloiuaw, -lis, -£'» a«d
Dor. -oH), -us, -.•?, 1 f. in
Of MUM,
IIo<f7r/o$, -u, -ov, (fr. same) must
be done, is In hi made, KC. ac-
cording ta 'Ik- vc:t..
rioj »/-»/?, -ov, o, (fr. same) a maker,
framer, artist; h founder t btuleU
er ; a dorr, perfnnncr, artnr,
player ; an uuthor, composer,
poet.
noDiriKf), -T)s, h, (fern, of next, viz.
TiXvn ) poetry.
noturiicbs, -fi, -bv, (Cr. woiiu) to
make) making, forming, work-
ing; able to compose, ekilful in
puiliy, put tic, poetical.
noinriK&s, (fr. last) podicully, >ji
poetry.
U.oir)rbs,-fi, -bv, (fr. iro(/w to make)
made, wrought, done, finished,
effected ; assumed, adopted ; ar-
tificial, fictitious ; supplemental,
additional.
Tlou'/rpia, -as, >), (fr. same) poetryJ
verse.
Yioirj<payiij) -w, (fr. iroin or ir6a
herbage, and (bdyoi to eat ) to cat
grass, live on vegetables.
TIoiKiXr], -is, »/) (fern, of itoikCSos
painted) Pnecite, a picture gal-
lery at Athens.
rio(iciAi7i'(Of, and Dor. YlotxiXdvios,
-ov, o, hi (fr- same, and hvla a
bridle) with cnlnured reins.
UoiKiXia, -as, >'/, (fr. same) variety,
diversity ; colouring, painting,
embroidery, tapestry ; ingenuity,
expertness, cleverness, skill.
YloiKtXXd), f. -"Aw, (fr. same) to va-
riegate, diversify ; to change, al-
ter ; to paint, embroider; to
adorn, arrange ; to feign, coun-
terfeit, dissemble, deceive, pres.
inf. act. iroiKiWetv. par. pres.
act. TTOlKiXXidV.
YIoiKtXua, -aros, rb, (fr. last) va-
rieti/, diversity ; a picture, em-
broidery, coloured work, gaudy
ornament.
Y\oiKi\6(iov\os,-ov,b,f), (fi". TTOIK^OS
various, ?nd povXi) design) art
ful, crafty, cunning ; v.ise, sa-
gacious ; versatile, evasive, sub-
tle.
\loiKi\6yapvs, Dor. for
UoiKiXoynpvs, -uoj, 6, i), (fr. same,
and yijpvs voice) of many tones,
musical, harmonious.
YloiKiXoHitpos, -ov, 6, >/, (fr. same,
and ceipri, for bipn the neck) with
a spotted or coloured neck ; va-
riegated, speckled ; of many tones,
vocal, musical.
llouctXoSipuuv, -ovos, b, r), (fr. same,
and 6ipua skin) spotted, piebald.
HoiKiXo^-^rng, -ov, and U.oiKtX6prj-
rts, -ioi, b, >), (fr same, and pr)-
tis counsel) versatile, evasive,
subtle, crafty, double-dealing ;
shrewd, judicious, ingenious, sa-
gacious.
TLoiKi\dvu)Tos, -ov, b, i), (fr. same,
and v&tos the back) speckled on
the back.
TloiKiXotrTtpos, -ov, b, )';, (fr. next,
and nripov a wing) having many
coloured wings.
UoiKiXoi, -n, -ov, coloured, variegat-
ed, diversified, spotted, speckled,
artificially wrought or adorned,
curiously carved or painted ;
various, divers, different, mani-
fold, varied ; wily, cunning,
crafty, deceitful ; inconstant, ver-
satile.
HoiKi\o(j)6puiy^, -yyas, 6,>/,(fr. last,
and (kopuiyi- a harp) accompani-
ed with a harp or lyre.
HoikiXti)s, -ov, b, (fr. ttoikiXos va-
rious) a maker of variegated
clothes, an embroiderer.
YIoikiXtikos, -r), -op, (fr. same)
skilled in embroidery. TIoikiXti-
Kt), viz. Tfyvt], the art of weaving
cloth with threads of various co-
lours ; embroidery.
nouctXros, -fi, -oi', (fr. same) varie-
gated, of various colours.
IIoiKiXu>s, (fr. TToaciXos various) va-
riously, many ways, diversely.
RoifxaivovQ' for iroipatvovra, a. sin.
pres. par. act. — Tioinaii/ovn,
Dor. for Ttoiuaivovvi, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. of
Uoiuaivo), f. -dvu>, (fr. th. voiur)v a
shepherd) to feed or tend a flock
or herd ; to rule, govern, super-
intend ; to take care of, mind ;
to teach, instiuct. la. act. ind.
fzoiuava" impr. iroluavov, -dru), 2
pi. iroiudvare. ,
Tloiuav, Dor. for iroiui'iv.
Tloiudvart, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. of
iroiualvu).
Yloinavu, 3 sin. 1 f. act. of same.
Iloifiavrfos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) to be
fed, &c. according to the verb,
TlomavTiKos, dLndTloipEvixbs, -t), -ov,
{fr. iroifti)v a shepherd) belong-
ing to a shepherd, pastoral.
Tloiuavw, 1 f. ind. act. of TToiualvia.
Tloipivi, d. sin. of
Hoififiv, -hog, 6, a shepherd ; a pas-
tor, ruler, guardian, conductor.
Hoiuvr), -ns, !), (fr. same) a flock
herd.
Iloiuvrjtos,-a, -ov, (fr. last) belong-
ing or relating to thefiock.
iioa
Hoiuviov, -ov, rb, (dim. of same) a
liltleflock.
Uotuvorp6(poi, and YIoiuviorpSQos,
-ov, o, (fr. iroipvn a flock, and
rpi<pu) to feed) a shepherd. Adj.
tending, herding.
Uoivd(o -w, (fr. next) to punish, in-
flict punishment, avenge.
Ylotvt), -rjs, Dor. Tloivd, -as, r),
punishment, vengeance, revenge ;
a ransom, compensation, re-
ward, satisfaction, atonement ; a
fury, avenger.
Tloioinv, ->;?, -tj, Att. or JEo\. for
Uoiolui, -oij, -o?, pres. opt. cont.
of irotfu).
YloioXoyeovaa, cont. -Xoyovaa, fern.
pres. par. act. of
TlotoXoyiw -w, (fr. voin, Ion. for irda
grass, and Xiyw to gather) to
gather ears of corn, glean.
IIojoj, -a, -ov, (fr. oloq what sort)
what ? which ? of what sort or
kind ?
Tloidrrira, a. sin. of
Hoiorris, -ijroi, >/, (fr. iroToj what)
quality, manner, sort, kind.
Yloiov, pres. impr. pass. cont. —
Yloiovuts, Dor. for iroiovuzv, 1 pi.
pres. ind. act. cont. — Uoiovv-
tu)v, Att. for woirirwoav, 3 pi.
pres. impr. act. of iroiiu).
Uotirvvas, -ov, b, r'i, (fr. next) care-
ful, active, diligent. Subs, a
servant, attendant.
rio<7:n;uj or Homvtvu), (fr. troisu) to
do, and irv/w to pant) to hurry,
hasten, labour ; to serve, attend ;
to be very much occupied, busy ;
to pant or puff with haste.
Hoipiv, -Ivos, r), the cod or scrotum,
male privities.
Uolrivoi;, -ov, b, r), (fr. iroivr) a re-
ward, and tiv'j) to pay) areward-
er, remuneralor.
Holtyvyun, -tiros, rb, (fr. <pvadu> to
blow) a blowing, panting, puff-
ing,
lloiwnv, Att. for TToiolui, pres. opt.
act. of Troieo).
Uokh, D^r. for ttote.
YIoKigu), (fr. rroKoq a fleece) to pull,
pluck ; clip, cut, shear, fleece ;
to comb.
UoKt^aro, Dor. and Ion. for tiro-
Kio-aTo, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of
last.
YloKoeiSr)s, -ios -ov$, b, »;, (fr. next,
and £?<5o<r shape) like fleece.
U6kos, -ov, b, (fr. -KtiKUi or iriKw to
clip) a fleece.
W>kw<;, Dor. for 7roVov?,a. pi. of last.
lloXtas , Poet, for iroXXovs, a. pi. of
iroXvg.
TlnXeas, a. pi. of 1:6X1$.
IloXies, Ion. or Poet, for noXXoi,
n. pi. — TloXhov, for iroXiecci
Poet, and Ion. for itoXXoTs, d. pi
of iroXvs.
YloXa, d. sin. — UdXets, pi Alt. of
iroXis.
XIoXciv, pres. inf. act. cont. of -no-
Xiio.
YloXtfiapxos, -ov, 6, (fr. irdXtuos the
war, and apxt) the chief) the
leader in war, chief, general.
(475)
noA
HoXeuiw-S), f. ->/<rw, p. irtiroXturiKa,
(fr. noXtuos war) to make, wage,
or carry on war, fight ; to op-
pose, be repugnant or inconsis-
tent. 1 a. ind. act. rcoXifinaa.
IloXiueios, -ov, b, »/, (fi. same) war-
tike, martial, military.
YloXeu.yios, Ion. Dial, for last.
U.oXciir)aai, 1 a. inf. act. — IloXe-
unati, -covai, 3 sin. and pi. of
l\'>Xtur)aw, ] f. ind. act. of 7roXe-
uiu).
HoXtuia, -«y, j), (fern, of iroXfuios,
viz. x^?a) a hostile country,
enemy's country ; seat of war.
n.oXtui%fixev,and n<jXe^t^futvai,lon.
and Dor. for roXi/jii^uv, pres.
inf. act. — HoXipt^ov, Ion. for
tnoXfui^ov, -a, -£, impf. act. of
YloXe/jii^u), f. -ftrwjp. i:eiruXfpiKa,{fr.
noXiuos war) to make, wage or
carry on war ; to fight, engage.
UoXziuKbi, -t), -bv, (fr. same) war-
like, martial, military.
UoXentKioi, (fr. last) in a warlike
manner, with hostility.
YloXffios, -a, -ov, (rr. TrdX^o? war)
hostile ; military, warlike, mar-
tial. Subs, an enemy.
YloXzuiarripios, -ov, b, >), (fr. next)
fit for war, warlike, martial, mili-
tary.
noXt[j.t(TTr)i,-ov, 6,(fr. irdXi/zojwar)
a warrior, champion, fighter,
combatant.
HoXcuoSoKOi, -ov, b, §, (fr. same,
and iixouai to receive) sustain-
ing the battle, brave.
YloXeuolai, d. pi. Ion. of -rroXeuos.
IIoXcu6kXovos, -ov, b, t), (fr. -noXcuos
war, and kX6vqs tumult) tumul-
tuous, noisy, dinning.
U.aXcyi6KpavT0i, -ov, 5, »% (fr. same,
and Kpaivu) to perfect) finished
by war.
YloXeuos, -ov, b, viar, warfare, hos-
tility ; a battle, fight, engage-
ment..
HoXeiiorpo^fw -5, (fr. last, and rpi-
(ptu, to rear) to make, wage, carry
on or support a war.
HoXeuou) -&, (fr. iroXeuos war) to
rouse to war or battle.
TloXios, Poet, for iroXXov, g. sin.
— UaXioyv, Poet, for iroXXwv, g.
pi of roAuj.
UoXsai, d. pi. Att. of noXi:.
TloXiuKiTo, 3 sin. impf. pass, of
TIoXecKU) or -eiaKU),- Ion. for iroXiw.
TldXevs, Dor. for ttoXios, g. sin. of
noXts.
TloXtvii>,f. -cvau), (fr. next) to turn
about, be employed, or engaged ;
to rear, nourish, support, sup-
ply ; to tend, keep, maintain ; to
dwell or live at.
IloXfw, f. -/;cr(t),p. treir6Xr]Ka, to turn,
move round, revolve ; to go about
or from place to place, haunt,
frequent, dwell or abide in ; to
be busy, employed or engaged in,
act, execute, do ; to plough, cul-
tivate, till ; to pasture, feed,
graze.
U6Xews, Att. and UnXnos, Ion. g.
sin. — UoXiuv, Att. and IIoA^-
b>v, Ion. g. pi of TtdXis.
tioa
IIoAt<i,-a??,^,(fem. of iroXibs hoary)
hoariness, grey runs.
IIoXtavouiu> -u>, f. -i)o(t), (fr. it6Xts a
city, and vipu to rule) to govern
a town, preside over a city.
IIo\iav6fios, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a
governor of a town, mayor } sove-
reign.
IloXias, -aSac, r), (fr. irdXi? a city)
guarding the city, the protector;
epithet or Minerva.
TIoXiutu>i>, Dor. for 7roX(^ruiv, g. pi.
Of TTuXir'lTT]S.
UaXiidpov, -ov, rb, (fr. wdAijacity)
a city, town.
IIoX^u), f. -tau), p. ircir6\iKa, (fr.
same) to build or found a city.
IloXo/o^of, and by Cras. TloXiov-
X<is,-ov, b, h,((r. ir<5A«$acity, and
tjjryt to keep) the kceptr of a
■ town, guardian of a city, pro-
tecting divinity ; a ruler, gover-
nor, mayor.
IloXjfj?, g. sin. fcm. of TroAidj.
HoXujrats, d. — rioAn/TWi/, g. pi. of
Ili>\ir}Ttis, -ov, b, Poet, for ttuXItiis.
IIoXir;nj, -«<5o? ^ >;, (fr. irdXij a city)
of or belonging to the town.
Ho\iOKo6raipoi, -ov, b,r), (fr. ttoAjoj
hoary, and Kp6ru<f>os the tem-
ples) having hoary templet,
hoary headed, gray.
UoXidouai, (fr. iroXibs hoary) lobe-
come hoary or gray.
EIoAtoo«V-w, (fr. TrdXija city, and
cpicof a fence, th. i'!pyu> to en-
close) to lay siege to, blockade;
to lay waste, plunder, ravage ; to
harass, oppress.
Uo\topKnTr)i, -oG, b, (fr. same) a
besieger, blockader of cities.
HoXiopxia, -as, hi («• same) a
siege, blockade, besieging.
IloXibs,-r), -dv, hoary, gray ; white,
foaming ; bright, polished.
IloXioC^of, see iro\tfjo%os.
UdXts, -»oj, Att. -cws, r), a city,
town ; a slate, community, a.
irdXiv.
TldXicpa, -aroi, rd, (fr. last) a city,
town.
YloXio-udriov,-ov, rd, (dim. of last)
a little tovm.
HoXiaoapev, Ion. and Poet, for
tiroXiaaptv, 1 pi. 1 a. ind. act.
of iroX (£<i>.
n.o\i<Taov%os, -ov, b,»), (fr. -rrdXtf a
city, and f^w to hold) city -pro-
tecting, guardian.
HoXirdpxns, -ov, b, (fr. 7roX(£ a city,
and apx/i the chief) the ruler of
a city, governor, magistrate,
sovereign, mayor.
UoXirtia, -a?, Ion. TloXirniri, -ns, >/,
(fr. toXitevu) to govern the state,
th. rrdXis a city) a state, com-
munity, commonwealth; apoli-
tical society : ris;ht or privilege
of a citizen, citizenship; govern-
ment, administration, policy ; a
political measure ; a custom
manner or way of living.
JloXireveodat, pres. inf. pass. —
UoXirevecrde, 2 pi. pres. ind. or
impr. mid. of iroXirzr >>
floXirevua, -aroi, to, same as noXi-
rtfa.
noA
JloXircvrfis, -ov, b, (fr. next) a ma-
gistrate.
IIoXiTtvu, f. -tvow, p. vcnoXirevKa,
(fr. ituXts a city, state) to ad-
minister the laws, rule, govern ;
to be a magistrate, ruhr. YloXi-
revouai, to live in a state or so-
ciety according to its laws, con-
form to it* regulations ; to dis-
charge an office, have business
in ; to conduct one's self, live,
behave, per. ind. pass. rreiroXi-
Ttvuai.
YloXirrji, -ov, 6,(fr. same) a citizen,
fellow-citizen, fellow-country-
man, n. pi. iroXtrar g. iroAi-
TU)V.
YIoXirtKbi, -r),-bv,{fr. last, th. vdXis
a city) political, civil, of or 6c-
lun»ing to the city or state, gen-
teel, ehgunt, poliehed, polite;
agreeable to the people, popular,
patriotic Subs, a statesman.
rioXiTiKwTtpos, -a, -ov, comp. — Uo-
.XiTiKu>TaTrs,-n,'-ov, sup. of last.
FIoAjrij, -16<>s, »;i (fr- ™*Aif a city)
a female citizen.
noXiToyp!i<f>la, -as, »;, (fr. same,
and ypdcpu) to write) a list or en-
listment of citizens.
YIoXlxi'i, -ns, ij, (fr. 7rdA(jacity) a
little town, village.
rioXA«, pi. neut. of ttoAls, used for
iroXv, and sometimes for iroAAa-
IIoAAuai, and IIoAAuMf, (fr. toAOc
much) often, many times, fre-
quently, repeutedly.
UoXXanXdaios, -ov, and rioAAnTrAa-
citav, -ovoi, b, >'i, (fr. iroXvs much,
and rrXaoios or nXaoiuv answer-
ing to -fold in English) mani-
fold, manifold more, more nu-
merous, larger, greater, more
ample.
noAAa^fj, IIoAAa%o5, and IloAAa-
yy>s, (fr. iroXvs much) in many
places, every where, in many
v;ays ; often, frequently.
IIoAAr;, fern, of woAuj.
IIoAA^rAr/o-iOfJon.foriroAAairAafftof.
UoXXbv, neut. of
UoXXbs, -r), -bv, for the cases of
this word see roAvj.
noXXocrnudptov, -ov, rj, (fr. next)
a very small part, the least part.
TloXXooTtiuopios, -ov, b,i), (fr. next,
and peipu) to divide) one of many,
the very least, smallest.
HoXXo<TTbs,-r), -bv,(fr. rroAOjmuch)
one of many, the smallest, least.
YloXXov, g. — IloAAw, d. sin. — IIoA-
Ao?j, d. pi. of -xoXvs.
IIoAos, -ov, b, (fr. iroXeia to turn)
the pole of the earth'' s axis ; the
system of the universe ; the fir-
mament, sky, heaven.
IIoAro?, -ov, b, pottage, gruel ; pud-
ding made of meal, water, honey f
and eggs.
rioAD, (neut. of iroAii?) much, very,
far, by far.
HoXvd'iKOS, g, sin. of noXvd'i^.
^oXvalv,, for noXiaive, v. sin. of
TloXvaivcg,-ov, b, ^,(fr. ttoXvs much,
and uivoi praise) deserving much
praise, very praiseworthy, laud-
(476)
noA
able ; much praised, greatly
celebrated. Also a proper
name.
OoAvaiC, -Koi, b, i/, (fr. same, and
atacu to rush) violent, impetu-
ous.
lloXvdvipov or -piov, rb, (fr.
and avtjp a man) a burial place,
vault, sipulchre, ctmekry.
lioXvavipoi, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
multitude, great concourse.
HoXvdvdtuoi, -ov, and HoXvoiQik,
-ioi -oiij, b, r), (fr. iroXdf imirh,
and dvQos a flower) Jlowt ry,
blooming, luxuriant, verdant.
n.oXvdvOpu)iro$, -iv, b, >';, (fr. saino,
and di'Opuirot a man) containing
many men, crowded, well inha-
bit* d, populous.
TloXvdpnroi, -ov, b, r), (fr. sainf,
and upd prayer) much prayed
for, long wished for or desired,
inlcomi .
TloXvdpiduos, -ov, b, )), (fr. same,
and upiO/tbi a number) innunu-
rablc, injiuite.
noXvapKfararos, -n, -or, sup. of
IluXvapKris, -ioi -ouj, 6, r), (fr. xqXv(
much, ;uid ap/c/w to suffice) com-
petent, very sufficient very able,
powerful ; very durable, lasting,
strong.
UoXvapi,-pvoi, b, r), (fr. same, and
dps a lamb) hating many lambs,
rich in flocks, wealthy.
YloXvap^oi, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
apxbi the chief, th. upxh the
beginning) a ruler, cornmunder,
governor, chief.
n.oXv0tvOr)s,-{os -ov$,b, ^,(fr. same,
and fiirOos or (iddog depth) very
deep ; of different depths.
TloXvfiocKos, -ov, b, >), (fr. iroXvs,
much, and (idcKw to feed)/eed-
ing many, fertile, fruitful.
n.oXvP6rcipa,-as,f), (fr. same, and
/?ow to feed) fruitful, fertile;
genial, nourishing.
HoXvporos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same)
feeding many, rich, fertile.
n.oXvfioTpvs, -voi, 6, //, (fr. same,
and 06rpv$ a bunch of grapes)
having many branches or clusters;
bearing much grapes.
HoXv(3ovXos, -ov, 6, »/, (fr. same,
and fiovXr) advice) very prudent,
wise, intelligent.
TloXvpovrr/s, -ov, b, >/, (fr. iroAu$
much, and )3oD? an ox) having
many oxen ; rich in cattle, n. pi.
iroXflovTai.
UoXvfiioru), Dor. for ttoXvPovtov,
g. sin. of last.
TloAvyadris, -iog-ovg, b, r), Dor. for
HoXvynOris, -ios -ovs, b, rj, (fr. iro-
Xvs much, and yi/Oeo) to rejoice)
bringing or causing much joy,
delightful, pleasing, joyful.
UoXvyXuacos, -ov, b, r), (fr. same,
and yX&coa a tongue) of many
languages or tongues.
TloXvyvauirros, -ov, 6, r), (fr. same,
and yvau-rrrbsbent) having many
turnings, very winding, curling,
twisting, bending, pliant.
UoXvyvo)Tos, -ov, b, r), (fr. same,
and yvu/rds known, th.yivd>aKOJ t»
1I0A
know) well known, very cele-
brated, renowned, illustrious.
H.o\vyofi6')S, -ov, 5, f], (fr. same,
ami yJiMpos a nail) having many
nails.
UoXvyovos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same, and
yoios offspring, th. ylvopai to be)
having much offspring, produc-
ing mwh,frui'ful, prolific.
YloXv8aicaXos, -ov, b, %, (fr. same,
and Aa i 8dXos Daedalus) curious-
ly wrouglit, ingeniously made.
TloXvCaicpvs, -vos, b, fj, (fr. same,
and tdicpv a tear) weeping much,
sorrowful ; lamentable, mourn-
ful, grievous.
n.o\v8rnrdvijis, (fr. same, and 8a-
T.ndu) to expend) very expen-
sively, most sumptuously.
IloXvSEip&s, -dSos, b, fj, (fr. voXvs
much, and Setpds top of a moun-
tain) many topped, having many
cliffs.
HoXv'iiSpeos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and civ8pov a tree) having many
trees, wooded.
YIoXv8eok>)s, -ios -ovs, b, fj, (fr.
game, and hip<w to see) seeing
much, alls-seeing, beaming, shin-
ins.
Ilo\v8ei>)cv$i -ov, b, Pollux, brother
of Castor.
ttoXv'L^ios, -ov, b, t), (fr. voXvs
much, and itxpa thirst) very
thirsty, dry, exhausted ; much
desired, long wUhed for, dear.
HoXvZwon, -vs, fj, Polyiura, a wo-
man's name.
n.:>Xv8ii)qos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. iroXvs
much, and titipov a gift) giving
mwh, bringing many gifts ; mu-
nificent ; having a great dowry,
richly endowed.
n ■ :oos, -ov, 6, Pobjdorus, a
man's name.
IToXuf tr7;j, -ios -ovs, b,f), (fr. -oXvs
much, and uSos form) various,
changeable, having different
xhapes, multiform.
WoXvuoos, -ov, o. a proper name.
Hoh'iXeos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. koXvs
fiiuch, and iXsos pity) very mer-
ri ful, com pus-ion ite.
iloXvipaaros, -n, -ov, (fr. same,
and epiu) to love) greatly loved,
very lovely.
UoXvepybs or IloXvepyos, -ov, b, fj,
(fr. same, and ipyov a work)
working much, laborious ; hard,
difficult.
HoXverris, -iog -ovs, b, f), (fr. same,
and iros a year) of many years,
aged, old.
TloXvevKTos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and ev^ouai to pray) much wish-
ed for, desired, courted.
TloXv^vyas, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
(,vybs a bench) having many
banks of oars, many-benched,
well rigged.
TioXvtjutoos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. ttoXvs
much, and fjpipa a day) of many
days, tedious, long.
UoXvf}paTos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and tpd^ to love) much hied,
desired or longed for, desirable.
JJo\vr})£h%3 -ij£ -ovs b, i), (fr. same,
noA
and JJyoj a sound) loud-sound-
ing, resounding, a. sin. voXvn-
Xia -r).
n.oXvdpvXXnros,-ov, b,f), (fr. same,
and S-pvXXos a whisper) much
celebrated, talked of or cried up,
renowned, famous.
YloXvOvros, -ov, b, $, (fr. same, and
•Sow to sacrifice) many sacrifices
being made on the occasion, con-
sisting of many victims.
HoXi'icfis, -io$, Att. -ems, b, f], (fr.
same, and i8pis knowing, th.
ion pi to know) knowing much,
skilled, well informed, learned, a.
sin. iroXviSpiv.
ITo/WiVrwp, -opos, b, <], (fr. iroXvs
much, and hnpi to know) hav-
ing extensive knowledge, well-
informed; very learned.
IIoXvKayKiis, -ios -ovs, b, fj, (fr.
same, and cayva/vtt to parch)
very parching, dry, arid.
HoXvKdXapos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and KdXapos a reed) having
much reeds.
YIoXvKdpdvos, Dor. for
YIoXvKdpnvos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. iroXvs
much, and Kdpnvov a head) hav-
ing many heads, many-headed.
noXvicapirla, -as, f), (fr. same, and
icap-os fruit) abundance of fruit,
plenty.
TloXvictipiros, -ov, b, >', (fr. same)
fruitful, fertile, plentiful. Comp.
■zoXvicapiTorepos, sup. -iroTaros.
TIoXvKEpOris, -ios -ovs, b, //, (fr. iro-
Xvs much, and tcipoos gain) very
profitable, gainful, lucrative;
cunning, crafty, artful.
HoXvkeotos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and Ktoros embroidered, th. kev-
rfuj to prick) much embroidered
or ornamented, much wrouglit.
UoXvKnTt]s,-eos -ovs, b,fj, (fr. same,
and Krjros a whale) abounding
with fish, fishy.
YloXvicXavTOio, g. sin. Ion. of
HoXvkXhvtos or Il'jXvKXavffTos, -ov,
b, fr, (fr. iroXvs much, and icX>iiw
to weep) much lamented, mourn-
ed, regretted.
YIoXvkXckttos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and icXeiu) to shut) well closed,
ehvL secured.
TLoXvuXr'tOa, a. sin. of
HoXvkX/jis, -fjtSos, b, %, (fr. nnXvs
much, and KXrj'is a seat in a
boat) having many banks of
oars, many-benched. Or, (fr.
same, and kXijis for kXcis a nail)
well joined, compact, firm.
YIcXvKXnns, -ov, *, fj, (fr. same,
and KfiXeu) to call) far-called,
from many places.
HoXvkXvgtos, —>v, b, fj, (fr. same,
and k\v?(o to wash) much wash-
ed, wave-beaten, tossed by the
waves ; boisterous, turbulent.
TloXvKuTjros, -ov, b, >'/, (fr. same,
and icdpvu> to labour) much la-
boured, well-wrought, finished.
TIoXvKvnpos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and xvrjfibs a cliff) having many
hills, hilly, mountainous.
UoXvKoipavta, -as, Ion. -in, -ns, fj,
(fr. same, and Kolaavos a king)
noA
government of many, mob-Uf
vernment.
Il'jXvKr(iivi>s,-ov, and YloXvKrfjp(i)v,
-ovos, b, fj, (fr. same, and Krta-
v>v, same as Krqixa a posses-
sion) having many possessions,
rich, wealthy, opulent.
HoXvkwkvtos, -ov, ot fj, (fr. same,
and Kujriui to lament) very sad,
mournful, grievous.
YioXvXdXns, -ov, b, '/, (fr. same,
and XaXiw to laik) loquacious,
talkative.
TLoXvXfj'ios,-ov, b, f], (fr. same, and
Xrj'iov a crop) hating much crops,
fertile, rich, opulent, wealthy.
IloXvXoyla, -as, fj, (fr. noXvs much,
and Xoyos a word, th. Xeyu to
speak) much speaking, talkative-
ness, loquacity, verhoseness.
YloXvXoyos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same)
talkative, loquacious.
HoXviiad>is,-cos -uTis, o,i/, (fr. ttoXuj
much, and uavf)dvu> to learn)
much learned, well informed.
IloXviJieprjs, -ios -ovs, b, fj, (fr.
same, and/i/paf a part) of many
parts, various.
TloXvuepias, (fr. last) in many parts,
variously, in viaiy ways.
TloXvui/Xos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. troXiis
much, and pJjXov a sheep or an
apple) having many sheep, feed-
ing many focks, rich ; bearing
apples.
UoXvprinc, -ios, b, fj, (fr. same,
and uijTis counsel) very pru-
dent, wise, skilful, caution?,
wary.
noAvjtif/^av' for YloXvp/j^ave, V.
sin. of
ncXviv'j^iivos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. iroXiis
much, and pn^nvij contrivance)
ingenious, contriving, inventive,
crafty, cunning,
TloXvpiros, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
piros a thread) woven with many
threads.
YloXvpio(bos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and u>Q<ph form) of many forms,
■manifold, various.
YIoXvud^Qos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and ftdvOos labour) suffering
much, doomed to toil ; wretched,
miserable; laborious, painful.
IloACii', a. of iroXi'S'
noXvv£(/)iXas, -a, b, Dor. for
noXweipiXris, -ov, b, fj, (fr. iroXvs
much, and vEcpeXn a Houd) hav-
ing much clouds, cloudy, dark.
IloXv^iva, Dor. for UoXv^ivn, fern,
of next. Also, Polyxena, a wo-
man's name.
TloXv^evos or -tivos, -ov, b, fj, (fr.
iroXvs much, and fyvos a stranger)
entertaining many strangers, hos-
pitable.
UoXvoila, -as, >), (fr. same, and
btids a way) a great journey.
TloXvoXfios, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
6X;3os happiness) very happy,
bh-sed, rich.
TIoXvookos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
opKos an oath) swearing much.
TioXvoxXla, -as, !}-, (fr. same, an 1
6%Xos a multitude) a great mul
titude : a riotous mob.
noA
IToXuT'iW^j, -ov, b, Polypadas, a
proper name.
IToAoT7rt/i/<wi', -ovog, b, !j, (fr. iroXiij
much, mm! ndnnu ft property, td.
ira'w to possess) ric/i, G
UoXwtntpta, -ag, /'/, (fr. same, and
•ntlpu experience) mu-k experi-
ence, great knowledge.
I! i uiog, -ov, by fi, (fr. same)
experienced, skilled, intelligent.
HoXvntvQns, -fog -oug, b, '/, (fr. ro-
Xd( much, at rief) very
sad, mournful, grin
IIoXuin//jujv, -o/oc, 6, //, (tr. same,
and 7rr,^« a loss) brui£l
row or misfortune, -^rii cus, jmin-
ful, calamitous, >
TloXvirTbtiZy -<f«0C, o, »';, (fr. game,
and - itain) having
: fountains, with many
springs,
HoXvnXayKDS, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and wXdCts to caoM I" wander)
wondering much, vagrant } rev-
i?i», l "/'/.
noXvrXavtuv, <?. pi. ol roAi
IloAt'ir\u»'»/j, - III .\i-
TrXr/r/jrrjy, -ov, b, I], (tr. avXdf
much, and wXavd* to w.ui irr)
much wan ! . tranl-
ling ; full of error, n
mistaken ; tprtadi
mazy, winding.
tto\vir\ufTtti$j), f. -tied), p. ~
irXioitiKa, (fr. roXbf much, and
wXmeios, answering to •fold in
English) to multiply, increase,
mlate.
TLoXv-zXiiaiog, - rv, and rToAimXri-
iri'wi', -ovo?, fi, i;, (!r. same) ma-
nifold, nu tie
HoXvirXtdoog, -ov, b, fj, (fr. rroXiig
much, and vXiOpov an acre) of
many acres, ii-tir, i
rich, affluent.
IloXvnXrjdeia and -Bin, -ag, t], (fr.
same, and rrXnOog a multitude)
a great multitude, crowd; abun-
dance, plenty.
no\vTzXt]Oiu> -w, [fr. same) to in-
crease in number, he many.
HiXvkXoO^, -tog -oDf, by )'/, (fr.
same) many, numerous.
IIoXu7rXv0ui'u>, (fr. iroXix; much, and
irXnduru} to multiply) to multiply,
increase muck.
TloXvirX>';r).j), f. -irX.vdw, (fr. sime,
and rrX;0u) to fill) to fill ahun-
lanlhjy make quite, full.
UoXvvXolcia, -ag, )'), (fr. same, and
ffXf/cu to weave) cunning, de-
ceit, rr iflvneae.
TloXv-zX :kos, -ov, b oi (fr. same)
in m-t .7.;/ foWs, pluite-l ; perplex-
ed, i ■!':■■"• itr. enntpiicaiei ; efe-
<" ; f«?, *M i ■' ■.•;-, crafty.
TIoXwoikYXos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. toXik
much, and To<*er'Xo? variegated)
greatly diversified, manifold, va-
rious, multifarious.
&oX6irovo$, -ov, o, fj, (fr. same, and
ttovo? labour) laborious, toilsome ;
grievous, s-id, afflicting. Comp.
iroXv-Kovorrooq, sup. -uirnrog.
rioXvKovc, *o6of, b, (fr. same, and
xr.T's a root) having many feet ;
hoa
a kind of fish called Poly-
pus.
YloXvirpayfioviu) -u>, (fr. itoXvg
much, and noayua busim
nodaciji to do) to he employed or
hutu ; to middle in other's af-
fairs, inlirfirr, he a busy body ;
to pry into, seurrh, i rnmine.
HoXvirpayiioovin, -i/g, >h (fr. 9ame)
curiosity, inquisUtven em. offl-
dousness, interference, meddHn g ;
int/uiry, examination, research ;
study, learning.
TloXvnpiiypwv, -ovoy, 6, f), (fr. same)
bueyt qfiaomt, meddling ; curi-
ous, inquisitive ; studious.
>Jaroi, -ov, b, i/, (fr. rroXvi
much, and irpdiiarov a shrcp)
abounding in sheep, rich in
forks.
n.oXvrrp6crii>iros, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
ami itpdotitKov a face) many-
firmed, of many shapes, various
ms, mil it y.
IloXi'-rriJ^of, -ov, b, »/, (fr. same,
and TruCTffu) to fold) haring many
foldt, compile all l ; haring many
rnlli i/s.
noXiixruXis, -lOi, Att. -tu>s, ?i, (fr,
simc, and TTiiXii a city) of many
faMBM, celehratrd in many riti,s.
rioXurrrwrof, -ov, b, //, (fr. same,
and nrdu) same as 7T(7rrw to fall)
having mam/ cases; a rhetorical
figure, poly j -tot.
rioAvp/j>//iu>v,-oi'oj,and YloXvphoOoi
-ov, by }% (fr. same, and fapa a
word, th. htm l(> spoak) tulka
tire, to'pinri'ius, verhosr.
HuXvpfinVy -»7V0f, by fj, (fir. ttoXiij
much, and «p; a lamb) haling
viany lamhs, rich in flocks,
wealthy, rich. n. pi. iroXvp'unvti;.
rioXi'c, 7r>AXrj, mXby and Ion. rio-
Xuj, -io<; -0^?, b, //, many, nume
mus; mutA, copious, redundunt,
ample, lanre, <:reit/, vast. n. pi
IIoXXoj, the many, the multitude
most men, the generality, a. sin
mXin>i iroXXriv, ir,Xi'>. Conm
irXttwv, and Poet. vXtvv* sup,
-\uoroi. Ti fjioi ttoXv ; what
advantage to me ?
WoXvoapKia, -as, fj, (fr. last, and
oiio^ flesh) corpulency, gross-
ness, plumpness, fatn ess.
TloXvo-apKos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same)
.fleshy , brawny, corpulent.
TloXvcrKapOfioi, -ov, b, ?;, (fr. TzoXiig
much, and cKaiow to bound) very
active, nimble,. fleet, bounding.
TXoXvo-irzohs, n. pi. of
TloXve-cprK, -iog -ovg, b, //, (fr.
voXvg much, and endow to sow)
fir or 7???. 7? scattered, elispersed,
far separated; of different na-
tions.
U.oXi)irirFp^ii)v, -ovog, b, Polyspcr-
chon, a proper name.
WoXvirirXay^yog, -ov, b, //, (fr. iro-
Xig much, and cTrXay^voi' the
bowels) abounding in bowels of
mercy; very merciful, compas-
sionate.
TloXvtrrropos, -ov, b, f], (fr. same,
and o-ntiptiy to sow) copiously
sown, fertile, fruitful.
(478)
noA
HoXvardipvXosy -ov, i, fj, (fr. same,
and oraipvXn a bunch of
th. oraip'ti a dried grape) nlmund-
imr in gr <
TloXuarovos, -ov, b, {), (fr.
and rrhnt to groan) groaning
much, wofult tad, mournful,
YloXvorncfiXog, -?;, -ov, (fr. same,
and arpciiXog cniokci' ) I ryper-
UjnL
IloXvorpoiJidXiy^, -iyyog, b, ?/, (fr.
same, and crrpo</.a"\t}( an eddy,
th. arot<pu> to turn) full of ni-
dus, rolling, hoisl,
YloXvovXXaPoSy -ov, b, »'?, (fr. same,
and cvXXajh) a ■yllable) of many
iyltable*, polysyllabic, long, high
ling.
FloXi'criii'ccrov, -ov, rb, (fr. same,
tri'v together, and o/u> to tie) a
figure in rhetoric, l>v which the
copulative is often repeated ; po-
ll/si/wleton.
YloXvTCKviu, -a?, f), (fr. ttoXiij much,
and riKiov an offspring, th. t'ik-
tu) to produce) fruitfulness, a
Imrgt adapting,
UoXvriXcta, -a$, >), (fr. next) mag-
nificence, costliness, tunjptuoutm
neat.
WoXvriXoSy -tog -ovg, b, »'/, (fr. rro-
Xvg much, and riXog expense)
sumptuous, costly, i Xjn aj)
nous, valuable, dear ; exquisite,
RoXvrcASfi (fr. last) sumptuously,
costly, t.rjn nttvt ty, extravagantly,
UoXvripiTjrog, -ov, b, >i, (fr. roXii
niu( h, and rtfxi) honour) very ho-
nourable ; very valuable, of great
price, precious.
noXHriposy -ov, b, f), (tr. same)
very precious, valuable, costly,
dear, expensive,
rioXerXai;, -avrog, and FloXurX^/iWi/,
-ovog, by iy, (fr. TToXiiff much, and
rXeiu to suffer) very patient, en-
during, hardy ; daring, bold,
brave ; unfortunate, wretched.
YloXvrdKog, -ov, b, fj, (fr. iroXvg
much, and tikto) to produce)
producing much, prolific fruit-
ful.
TloXvTpfipuv, -covog, by '/, (fr. same,
and rpt-puiv a pigeon, th. rqiio to
tremble) abounding with pigeons,
IloXvrprirog, -ov, Ion. -mo, b, fj, (fr.
same, and rirpdu) to bore) much
perforated, many-celled, porous.
TloXvrpoma, -ag, fj, Ion. TIoXvtoo-
-nirjy -ng, fi, (fr. next) changeable,
ness, versatility ; cunning, craft,
deceit.
HoXvrpoiTog, -uv, b,-f/, (fr. ToXiiff
much, and rp6irog a manner, th.
rpiirii) to turn) various, of many
ways ; versatile, cunning, crafty,
deceitful; conversant, acquainted.
IToXurpdirwj, (fr. last) In various
ways.
TloXvvfjivnTog, -ov, b, rj, (fr. iroXvg
much, and vfivog a hymn) much
celebrated or sung of, renowned.
UoXvvuvia, -ag, hi (fr- s;«ne) Po-
lyhymnia, one of the Muses.
TloXvibdpnaicog, -ov, b, f/, (fr- foXt>s
much, and QdpuaKOv a drug)
skilled in drugs or medicine.
noA
UoAi(priiJLOi, -ov, I, >$, (fr. same,
and (prjfii to speak) celebrated,
renowned, famous ; noisy, ob-
streperous, echoing. One of the
Cyclops.
IloXvipdopos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. iroXvs
rriuch, and $0dpui to destroy) de-
structive to many, deadly, mortal.
Uo\v(pt\os, -ov, b, {/, (fr. same, and
<piXos a friend) having many
friends, conciliating.
n-AvduXrpos, -ov, b, t'i, (fr. same,
and tpiXrpov a love potion) very
charming, lovely.
TIoXv<pXoi(r(3oio, Ion. g. sin. of
noXvipX no-fios, -ov, b, f), (fr. iro\vs
much, and <pXoia3os the noise of
the sea) resounding, far resound-
ing , boisterous, roaring.
TIoXv^oitos, -ov, b, f), (fr. voXvg
much, and 0on-«o) to frequent)
scattered, straggling, wandering;
much frequented.
rio).v<f>6p!3r], fern, of
floXvcpoppos, -ov, b, t], and *os, -n,
-ov, (fr. iroAi'? much, and (pepfiu
to pasture ) feeding many, fertile,
fruitful, populous.
RnXvyopos, -ov, b, r), (fr. same, and
(pfou) to carry) bearing much,
fertile, fruitful.
TloXixpopros, -ov, b, >), (fr. same)
heavy laden.
n»\v<pp>Tc'e£(ri, d. pi. Poet.'of
n.o\v<ppab'i)s, -fos -ovq, b, v„ (fr.
iroXvs much, and Qod^u) to speak)
very icise, prudent, discreet, wary,
cunning.
no\v<pp6vTi$, -tSos, b, ti, (fr. same,
and (ppovrts care) full of care,
anxioiis.
UoXvcppoavvn, -ns, %, (fr. same, and
<Ppriv the mind) skill, wisdom,
prudence, judgment.
JJo\v<pu>vos, -ov, 6, (fr. same, and
(j>u)vri sound) Croaker, one of|
Homer's fro s.
UoXvxoXkos, -ov, b, f{, (fr. iroXuji
much, and ^aX/cbs brass) fatting j
/7/vA 6?-ass or com, rieA ; brazen,
silid, firm.
TloXv^op^ia, -as, r), (fr. next) a!
number of strings, variety of
sounds.
tloXv-^opSoc, -ov, b, r), (fr. iroXvs\
much, and x°P^l a string of ai
lute ) having many strings, many- 1
toned, melodious.
noXv^pyjuaTos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,!
and xpriua wealth, th. ^pa'w to
use) rich, wealthy, opulent.
UoXvxpovQo, (fr. next) to delay
long, tarry.
TI<>Xvxp6vio$, -ov, b, fa (fr. 770X11?
much, and XP°V°S time) long-
lined, ancient, old; lasting, dur-
comp. iroXv^povioWcoos,
sup. -(braros.
TloXvxpvaos, -ov, b, i), (fr. irnXvs
much, and xPvrT°s gold) having
much gold, affluent, wealthy, rich.
HoXvlt)<p\i;, -ibos, b, f/, (fr. same,
smd \{,>~i<pos a pebble) having
many pebbles, pebbly, gravelly. 1
ftoXvfio'v'vos, ~ov, b, t), (fr. same,:
and oovvi) pain) causing mucJi]
pain, painfiu.
noN
YloXvibvvfjnc, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same,
and dvofia a name) having many
names ; celebrated, renowned
famous.
TliXvwpiu) -w, -(yaw, (fr. same, and
th. u>pa care) to take great care
of, watch over, guard, protect.
n.6f.ia or Hwua, -aros, to, (fr. ttivu)
to drink) a drink, draught ; a
cup. d. pi. ird//a<n.
Hopiratos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. irijxrruy to
send) sending, driving, wafting ;
propitious, favourable. Subs, a
guide, conductor.
Hofx-rreia, ~as, ^, (fr. rro^rj a mes-
sage, th. 7rf/n7rw to send) a mes-
sage, mission ; conveyance, es-
cort ; bombastic ruillery, satire
invective.
UoixTitvKciv, Dor. for irofiirsvciv,
pres. inf. act. of tto^ttcvo}.
Uouirzis, -eos, and Houirevrfis, -ov,
b, (fr. irouirn a procession)
leader, conveyer ; an escort ; an
actor in a procession.
Tlofiirevio, f. -evgu), (fr. next) to
send over, transmit ; to carry
over, convey, conduct, escort ; to
march in or lead a procession,
go in triumph ; to exult, be inso-
lent ; to assail with reproaches,
insult, offend.
Tlounfi, -ris, f), (fr. irifiiro) to send)
a message, mission ; an escort,
train, retinue ; the art of escort'
ing, conveyance; a pomp, pro-
cession, pageant, show, sight ;
divine, impulse or inspiration.
TIouttXkqs, -1), -dp, (fr. last) relating
to or fit for pageants or proces-
sious, magnificent, grand, state-
ly, pompous, splendid; specious,
showy, plausible, declamatory.
Ud/.i-rtfios, -ov, b,r), (fr. same) sent,
sent forth ; capable of conveying,
fit for sending,
rio/i»o?, -ov, 0, (fr. same) a leader,
escort, guide, conveyer.
Hofji(poXv£u), same as TroucboXvoov.
Tlou(f>6Xv%, -yog, //, (fr. irf;u0<£ a
blast) a bubble) drop; a boss,
knob ; the scoria or dross of cop-
per.
VlofKpoXv^av, Ion. for C70u<j>6Xv%av,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
IlouQoXvoo-d), f. -£w, (fr. next) to
bubble, gush, burst forth,
Yloutibs, -ov, b, (fr. Trin<pi% a blast)
a tumor, lump, boil, morbid swell-
ing ; a blister.
HovaOj-, Dor. for -RovnBfj, 3 sin. 1
a. sub. pass Ylovziv, pres.
inf. act. cont. — Uovtiro, Ion.
for ctoveIto, 3 sin. impf. pass.
cont. — Uoveovto, Ion. for CTrove-
ovto, 3 pi. impf. mid. of noviia.
Tlovevfitvos, Dor. for Ttovovpevos,
pres. par. pass. cont. — Ilova;-
pes, Dor. for wovov^icv, 1 pi. pres.
md. ac . cont. — Tlovtvvras,
Dor. for novnvvras, a. pi. pres.
par. act. cont. of
IToi'/w -w, f. -)/ffw and -f<rw, (fr. rrt-
vo/iai to labour) to labour, work,
toil: to do, act, achieve, finish
well, accomplish ; to exert or
emvloy one's sHf, earn ; to be.
(479)
noN
weary, fatigued, faint, fail, giv*
up ; to feel pain or sickness ; to
give pain, hurt, afflict.
Hovnpevoftai, -n, -erut, ind. mid. —
JJovnptvwuai, sub. pres. mid. of
Ylovnptvu, f. -tvaut, (fr. iroi'rjpoi;
wicked) to act ill, be wicked, do
mischief, act amiss ; to envy,
grudge.
Hovnpla, -as, f), (fr. next) wretch-
edness, misery, calamity ; dis-
honesty, wickedness, depravity,
villany, malignity, mischief, ma-
lice ; penury, want.
Ylovnpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. mvos labour,
th. nevouai to toil) malicious,
mischievous, wicked, depraved,
evil, bad, corrupt, worthless ;
diseased, disordered. 'O vovnobs,
the evil one, the devil. Comp
TrovnpdTcpos, -a, -ov, sup. -pora-
tos, -n, -ov.
Yldvnpos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) labori-
ous, toilsome, painful ; wretcheu,
unhappy, miserable, calamitous.
Il0Vt]p6tp(hlXu0S, -OV, b, fj, (fr. TTOVl]-
pbs evil, and o<p6aXfjbs an eye, th.
oirrouai to see) having an evil
eye, envious.
U.ovnpu>s, (fr. Trovvpbs evil) wicked-
ly, badly, ill, mischievously ; mi-
serably, wretchedly.
Tlovi'ioais, ^Eol. for -rrovijaas, act. —
Tlovncrufievos, mid. 1 a. par. —
TLovfiaaro, Ion. for Eirovfioaro, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of -noviu).
Y1ov>it(os, -a, -ov, (fr. -noviw to la-
bour) to be laboured, &c. ac-
cording to the verb.
UovriTiKos, -ti, -ov, (fr. same) toil-
some, laborious, painful.
TIovikgs, -1), -bv, (fr. same) labori-
ous, painful, miserable.
Tlovoio, Ion. g. sin., of
Ildvos, -ov, b, (fr. nivufj-at to labour)
labour, toil, exertion; the fruits
of labour ; profit, earnings; hard-
snip, struggle, difficulty; pain,
grief, affliction, calamity, distress,
misery.
TlovraTTopivo), f. -tvew, p. trtmyTa*
rdpevKa, see TrovroTTOpevw.
Uovriav, Dor. .or ttovtiuv, g. pi.
fern, of irorrios.
IIovTtas, -ados, n, (fr« ir6vrof the
sea) belonging to the sea, ma-
rine.
TIovTi£u), (fr. same) to plunge or
sink in the sea.
noiTiVd?, -t), -bv, (fr. same) of or
belonging to the sea, marine ;
also, of or belonging to Pontus.
Udvrios, -a, -ov, (fr. same) of or
relating to the sea, marine, na-
val; also the name of the Ro-
man governor Pontius Pilate.
riovrd/?po^os, -ov, 6, 1), (fr. same,
and fcpixu to wet) wei m or Wl^
the sea.
TlovrdOev, (fr. same, and Sev from
a place) from the sea.
Yl<)VTo;xihii}v, -ovToc, 6, (fr. 7r<5vro$
the sea, and pi^<o to rule) ruler
of the sea. Epithet of Nep-
tune.
:vii). f. -€<'<7io, and Tlovro-
Trj.jfuj -w, ( fr. same, and irtipui to
HOP
puss) In pass over the I
every namgatt the max*.
> no, [on. g. sin. of
n»vrorr«po?, -oil, o, i), (tr. rdvroj
tin Ma, and ndou to pai i
•ae-poMing-, eeojfaringf suiting,
ewift.
Tloiroi, -on, 6, tAc sea, deep, main,
ocean ; also the name of a coun-
try.
ridT/iioi', -ov, to, (fr. fffVrci* to
(■ ok) a round thin cake.
IloYAios, -ov, b, (from the Lat.)
■ v, a man's name.
Oh sods .' Oi strunge ! bless
me! for fhami !
Iloinrl/ffa), f. -I'tru), and Tloirirv^id-
£.>. f. -cic<o, to hiss, whistle ; to
tOOlh, rarest, pat.
Wurirvahiv, and T\oirirv\idc&tiv,
pn s. ml', act. Dor. of last.
, and Ylonirva-
pin, -o5, 0, fir. saint.') r/ hissiri"
n nee from the mouth when sooth-
■ horee ; caress, soothing,
]>ut,:
\tg, same as Trn'fi^iXjf.
a. impr. act. or Ion. for
i-upt, :> sin. -2 a. iiul. act. —
riopoi, 3 sin. 2 a. opt. act. of
■niiuu), same as iropiQot.
Uopeia. -<iy, t'j, (fr. iropciu) to go
over, tli. mipu) to pass) a setting
out, journey, way, march, expe-
dition ; a manner of life.
TIoptTov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) any
thing useful for travelling ; a
carriage, vehicle, travelling pro-
visions or expenses ; an engine
to launch ships.
Hopsvdti5, -ucra, -tv, a. -Qivra, n.
pi. -Ohres, -Qtlcai, -Qivra, par.
— nopcvQrjvat, inf. — UoptvQnri,
-Qnrt, 2 sin. and pi. impr. —
TlopevOui, -Tjs,-i), pi. -6rjre, -Qdai
or -aiv, sub. 1 a. pass, and
Tlnatvonai, mid. of iroptvu).
nSptxaa, -tog, Att. -cios, ,), (fr. iro-
ptvu to pass over, th. irtipu) to
transport) away, journey, march,
expedition ; a going, motion.
Uoptverouai,-ri,-trat, 3 pi. -oovrai,
1 f. illd. mid. — lioptva^ntBa, 1
pi. 1 a. sub. mid. of ttootvw.
Hoptvrbs, -r), -bv, (fr. next) ft for
passing, passable.
Uoptvu), f. -evati), p. TTCir6pevKa, (fr.
irtipu) to pass through) to cause
to go or pass, send, despatch ; to
carry, convey, transport ; to make
a journey, travel. Tlopsiofiai, to
go, go away, set out, move, pro-
ceed, march, journey, depart ; to
ride, be carried ; to be at, with or
employed among, pres. inf. mid.
itopeveadai. impf. ind. mid. £tto-
ptvojinv, -ov,-tro. per. ind. pass.
iT£T:6pcvnai. 1 a. pass. ind. tiro-
ptvQnv, -i,s, -rj- impr. iroptvOnn '
sub. iropcvdw.
Tloptviouai, pres. sub. pass, of last.
Tiopiu) or T16pu), f. iropesw, (fr. irripw
to pass) to git e, grant, bestow ;
to procure, furnish, supply, af-
rord; also for iropifa, which see.
II"p0£w, f. -r/<T(j), p. TreiropOriKa, (th.
■tripQui to depopulate) to lay waste,
nor
plunder, ravage, pillage, depopu-
late, destroy, impf. ind. act. tvop-
0£oi'-oir, 1 a. act. ind. en6p9trsm.
YLopQijour, 1 f. inf. act. — WopQi'r
au5, 1 a. par. ac(. o! last.
TI60Q11015, -105, Att. -tu>5, %, (fr
KfpOu to lay waste) devastation
waste, ruin, flavor, piUetge.
U6u0
ipvptit
rb, (fr.
165 a
ferry, th. ircipu) to pass over) a
ferry, strait, frith; a ferry-boat,
packet.
U.opQptv5, -105, Att. -/a)?, o, (fr.
same) a ferryman, waterman.
XlopQptvut, f. -tioio, (fr. same) to
Jerry over; to carry, convey or
bring over.
WopQpviov, Ion. for irooQfi 11
riopfyi',,, -wi, rii, (fr. next) ferry-
money, fve.
riopO^dy, -nv, b, (fr. rt/pw to pass
over'; . rry ; a
strait, channel, fiif .
nopOovfinti, n. fern. cont. pros,
par. mid. ofwomfUm.
UooitraOat, pres. inf. pass, of
rio6(£u>, f. -ion), p. iriirdpiMi, (fr.
77'pos a passage, th. nipw to pass
over) to open a passage, clear a
tray ; to produce, 1
to jiron/re, acquire, earn ; to sup-
ply, furnish ; to infer, deiluce.
per. ind. pass. itt-nApicr^ai.
Uoptfia, n. pi. nent. ..|"
rio'ptyof, -ov, 6, t), (fr. 1(6005 a pas-
. th. ircipu) to pass) ]>ussu-
hle, penetrable ; pnssine, going
through, jienetraiing ; making a
way, clearing away difficulties;
abounding, ajflutnt, productive,
benefrial, gainful ; easy to be
acquirer!, procured or obtained.
\\6p15, -105, b, '1, a heifer.
Ildpitj^a, -aro5, rb, (fr. rop<'£u> to
supply, th. ircipu) to pass) gam,
profit, advantage ; a result, con-
sequence ; a corollary, infe-
rence.
TIopiofib5, -ov, 0, (fr. same) gain,
advantage ; a supj/ly ; an in-
come, revenue, tax.
Tioptarf\5, -ov, b, (fr. same) a sup-
plier ; a tax-gatherer.
U6pKTj5, -ov, b, a ring, ferrule, clasp.
Y\6pxio5, -ov, b, a man's name.
nop<coj, -ov, b, a round net or basket
for fishing ; any thing of a round
shape.
Yloaveia, -05, i), (fr. iro'pv/? a harlot,
th. irspdu) to sell) fornication,
adultery, incest, whoredom, all
kinds of leivdriess.
llopvtlov, -nv, rb, (fr. same) a har-
lofs house, brothel.
Yloovcnaai, inf. — Uopvevoavr£5, n.
pi. par. 1 a. act. of
Tlopvevw, f. -£t'o-u>, p. 7rnr<5oi'n)K'a,
(fr. next) to commit fornication,
prostitute, par. pres. act. 7rop-
vevidv. sub. pres. 1 pi. 7ropv£tfw-
uzv.
Udpw], -n5, hi (""• irepvdu to se^
a harlot, prostitute ; an inn-
keeper.
UopviKb5, -f), -bv, (fr. last) of or
like a harlot, lewd, obscene.
UopvoKdnos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
(480)
nor
icdvru to beat) a whoremonger
fornicator, adulterer.
U6pio5, -ov, b, (tr. rrpaw to sell) a
pathic, catamite i an impure or
unclean p'
l\(<p<)5, -ov, o, (fr. Tttipu) to p*8S)
* , couth , trot k, way, path ;
S haunt; a ford, stream,
channel f a shore, bank; a waj,
er mions of doing any thing;
gam, profit; tupply. rtsoum ■■, rc-
, tax ; a port in the skin.
TldpvaZ, -K05, 0, same as ixdpirn.
Ilpirdu) or -/u) -w, (fr. next) to
claim, buehii , hutton ; to faem. n
with rings or clasps.
nopiri7, -15, f], a buckle, clasp, button.
1 fr. rrpb before ) forward, m
front, be/on ; far, Jar off', at a
distance, remote; beyond, far-
ther.
U6p'uu)6iv, (fr. last, and $cv from a
place) from far, far q//\ at a
distance.
Yloppwrdros, -n, -ov, (sup. fr. -rdp-
[no far) vary fur distant, farthest,
most distant.
Flop/jwrdrw, (fr. last) very far.
Tlopptoripov, (fr. next ) farther.
Ylopji(l>rcpo5, -a, -ov, (fr. ixdppii) far)
farther, more rtmote, more dis-
tant.
Uoo^riptj), (fr. last)/ar</icr, more
remote I y.
Tlopo-atvij), see Jlopavvu).
Ubpoiov, n<5poioTrt, (comp. and sup.
of irdpau), Poet, for irop^w) far-
ther, farthest ; beyond, most dis-
tantly.
nopoiniovrra, Ion. for Topo-ui'oSffa,
n. fern. pres. par. act. of
Hopovvui, (fr. irdpu), Poet, for 7ropf-
$u) to provide, th. irciput to pass
through) to provide for, minister
to, allow, afford, yield; to pre-
pare, get ready, procure ; to take
care of, look to, regard, at-
tend to; to rear, support, main-
tain ; to set off, dress, adorn ; to
act, do, transact, effect, cause,
contrive; to value, esteem, ho-
nour ; to invite, call, animate,
encourage.
nspou), comp. irdpctov, sup. irdp-
oiara, Poet, for ndppo).
n<5pru£, -aK05, b, r), same as
IToprij, -10s, b, f], a calf, heifer.
Tlopepvpa, -05, f), a shell fish yielding
a purple colour ; purple ; a pur-
ple garment, robe or cloth.
Uop6vpto5, -a, -ov, (fr. last) purple,
of a purple colour ; splendid,
bright, shining ; sumptuous,
magnificent; dark, sable, gloomy.
Uopipvph, -iSos, h, ("■• same, viz.
to-6i)5 ) a purple garment, robe oj
state.
Ilopcpvploov, -WV05, 0, (fr. same) a
water fowl like a stork, having
red legs and bill.
Ilop^vpo'fi?, -tcca, -tv, same as
Trop^upfo.j.
Wop<bvp6rw\i5, -105, Att. -tu>5, ;/i
(fr. rcoptpvpa purple, and jrcoX/w
to sell) a seller of purple. .
llopcpvpw, f. -vpti, (fr. irop<pvpa pur-
ple) to dye with purple ; to grove
noT
purple or red; to beetmt dark,
Jmmm
Dap*,
noT
noT
Jmmm. r^e.
D»a\ far sact- and Poet. n»*^,
far ca.-ci, <L pL of aaac
Oxccj, (fr. stf»» how moch, wh,
fr. ivos how great) few aaaay
:. -.-..* : .:_ ./:: : .'
r. .-..-■ ar.:;. -:. -:>. l.'i ~. ~-
rXmaimw, -«^, i, $, (fr. same,
and xXaci^r a terminaboa of re-
petition) hew mwi/ntf, ham re-
r>ij, (fr. aecar how moch)
horn often soever, htm o/lea, a*
: ... .J. .:- -.a-.; •, .;».
n**«x«;, (fr. nme) za Aaw mi
?tom
Dim, [fe am]
plaa . mam .'
Ilaaa, d. sin. coot. AtL of x»ai».
Ilsexjca*, -*>rs, i, Dor. far Om
-v, Dor. far n*-
n. .-;. -j_; .-,- '•---.: -i;, ... :. :": :
IIccaOHv, Ian. -cc.tr, -wt^ i, Pa-
aakfan or iVepfnae, the god of
... ?- ...
n.- .-:.."_ -..:-.. -...-.. r.T_:. ::'r.-i:
thetemple.fXeptume.
Dtfn&iiMt, -*, -»r, (fr. n«racwr
^::~t •' :r :•;."; :a--.- ::
Neptune^ Neptunian.
U.r- .--:. :.":v -.--.v
n.r.. i:.: ? :. ...;.-. :; -.-.,. I:r..
IUJm, d. pL of xa*>.
DfclJ, -Caf, Att. -»«, 4, (fr. Till*
:: ::...< . ..-. . :. .-j_r _. i.
Oaci j, -*a», Att. -»*, i, a ***-
anmt
Oar*,-*, -a», (fr. Some so moch)
aavaxacft, hew great, »■■ imj?
"at eeriria perma or fhtag.
En orm) xsair to « certam
H»rinKt -^^, 4, (fr. hst) mW
de-nee, quantity, measure.
Omiipn;, -«, a, 4, (fr. xw; a
!»:. md nefo in heal fort
Ephh. of the
earth.
llaactr, Poet, for x!>ci, d. pL of
Ilaeaw, Dor, far rim,, which far
-:'r:-. . r. ;.-. • - - -.
Ilarr*, -i, -4r, (fr. Ti#^ hoW
moch) a/whet, how amcft, how
great, how mamu,what wet?
nacrws, (fr. last)
Etofe.
liar and Hrf1, for
atraage, foreign; first, aid, aa- Ilararac,-*, -or, (fr. rrreset to fly)
I, former. I fytng winged.
Dor. far Tomnmd- Ilorija, -?p»$, a, (fr. row to drink)
pass, of xaara- a cap.
—afcW, -om, to, (dim. of next)
IlrromCi£ommi, -a, -cm. Dor. far! a tittle cup.
spMaaAfapai, 1 £ ind. mid. of Darta* ar, -aa, t», (fr. -xornm a cop,
t. . ; .-;_ • _ . th. vim to drink) a drtaJkraf
n^aaaas, and Uormntos, -a, -«r, cap, emp.
(fr. next) a/ or about a nw, IbwO*^, -•$, 4, (fr. same, and
fcjr « riser, fife a torrent, rusk- rSfmnt to pat) a cupboard.
n*r»p»T>*T*?,-<w,o, (fr. same, and
xAvph to wash) a ooarf, basin.
Harafe -«, a, (fr. -cum to drink) a
oxinkahle, th. tm to drink) a
naru^apaprm, -^, 4, *, (fr. last,
and fifm to carrr) aavpl or eor-
ried away by a ri'cer or torrent.
UoTtrttyoros, -m, •,$,{&. same,
i:.- >_ — :,- :.t::-: ::. :::r..
X»»# to heap op) covered aata
mi Ij
n«ra»»s, -a, -«>, Dor. far T»m»*\-.
Umrm+mni, C mid. xar^caat, p.
-:-. — -;.. ■:. t=-;.-. :: r. v ::
."•,. .-. : -. 5 :.. --. xi. :'i_«.
-:-:—;-... I;-. -;-.- ^-:..
Haracai, -a, -or, (fr. xoi where,
and Uwtio* a soil) a/mhat ari/
or country? what manner of? ?vycciXfai-
of wkatmrtljurw great oe large? UoTtctir, Dor for TpociSur, I a.
H.-:. --..D::? :':.--;:.--. •;.. 2 s.r..
mmC act. of xao««v>iw.
n.-i^:,-. D;r. :".: t.-..-~ :.-,•.
Ilarc, (fr. arc when) when? at
what ftw? 'E*k rare, anoV
mWa? kowkmg?
Ilarl, (fr. same) at amy owe, ever,
aawe&aw*, oace, farmeriy ; here-
after, 1 tome future day, tome
time or other, at length,
narwai>£, Dor. far xooceioS/u, S
am. S a. md. act. of xporroix**-
RoTtnXcrropnr, Dor. far xaaracA rx-
TanF, impC imL pass.' of xaar-
cXixTaaat.
Ilar^a^ara, Dor. far xaarcaa(ar»,
S sin. 1 a. md. mid. of xaaaaaV-
Haroaai, f. mid. xanrcaaax, same
n*«rX**«- . Daraa*, -ira^, ra, (fr.
UaraocM, Dor. for raaaaricM. drink) a drinking, drink ; a ps-
Ilaraina,, -«, -ar, 2nd IIar«t»*V, «»*, draught.
-%* -a>t (fr> xart Dj»-. for x. . far caaacoea, pres.
•n) aoa, rerff*f. *-_ . of xaianai.
...- :. ---.:. ■■■. :': ;--.; j :-.-J:-
Ilararas, >a> -ar, (fr. rrrapat to fly)
-J.:-.;, ■_ . ".i t" :.
~:-:. v-i -.--... !'::. :': : -;.:.
IlartaTTH, (fr. last, and arru to
touch) m otad, ne,/aafea to.
nxn'i Aixnr , Dor. far pres. in£ act.
ofxaae£Xnw.
nartcaia, -as, i, PorioVro, name of
a town.
noric'f»£*as, -a, «^», n. pL fem.
- :-.::. ..;.-.. D:r. ::: t. -::>;-
.... :". :--. ;-.:. :iis . :"
aieat, S sm. 2 a. opt. act n»-
-.-..'. ..:.. D:- :'--; r.:i;..-..
.-.-:■■ I ." :-j.r-
anaaias.
nart^c, impr. — Uar^a, S am.
'. • . ; : —_-.-...'.-. i : - - . s .
act, ::'
Tlari^M, f. -taw, Att. -<«, p. xrxtJ-
rut, (fr. vnw to drink) to ^e»«
drink to; to lead to water; to
mater, moisten, re/re**; to wet
:—-..:.. :--:..-^:.. ; rj
infuse, nnpt md. act. — exan^ra,
-es, -£. 1 a. act. ind. rranaa, -ay,
-:• r.::. - -..- .. --,. --. . :.. .r.:.
act. rro'niflr, pres. md. pass, ra-
Ilarxarra, Ion. farcrarcarra, S pL rt|a*<w par. xangafuaaf, -a, -ar.
ha : :. ind. :' I i_s:. 1 a. ind. pass. crar£r6vr,-as, -».
nanpiaocnr, Dor. far apaaxalgcor, UariBu, Sync for nonrWu, Dor.
pres. in£ act, of amomtfi^m. for aparriVci, wh. Att. for apar-
IlarEpMai, d. pL of aartaay. -.:;-.. ,-;.--..-_..
Uortmmr, and Oartaa, (fr. next) nancap&as, Dor, for woonifiioj.
whether ? Ui-rtfor oeyl, is it not? IIorMtriUaoras, Dor, for raaactcAi-
IIartaas,-«, -#r, which of the two 7 mhos, per. par. pass, of xaaa-
• :.'■:■- :.;':-.' tXmt.
nmripjra, Dor. and i£oL for xpaa- U-txas, -i, -a>, (fr. am* to drink)
< ;-.. :.*t5. ..v.. r. ::..:. ::>.-• /" '".■"•'- •' r ■ '■ ' "- :^"-
f narupavav, -aa, ri, (fr. aari, Dor.
HarArfrt., Dor. for xaaaqkarra, Sf far xakto, and caprraa the head)
r :.:■-..
Dor. for pres. in£ act.
Dor. for xpaaeXi^ara,
mid. of same.
IIan*a£cra. Dor. and loo. for
raaaya'CaTa, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid.
nf iBoandoow.
-«e, *,♦, (fir. xbv to drink)
nox
XloTifivdc'ffdai, Dor. for irpoeruv-
diiadai, pres. inf. pass. cont. of
npoafivQiofiai.
TloTiviccofiai, -rj, -crat, (fr. irori,
Dor. for irpbs to, and viaeropiai
to go) to go to, approach, carry
to, import.
UoriuXoi, -wv, ol, Puteoli, name of
a town.
Horidooouat, -n, -crat, (fr. iror]
Dor. for rpd( to, and 6ooou
ITPA
Uovyyla, -wv, t«, bands, fillets or
ribands used in charms.
Uodini, -cvtos, b, a man's name.
riouAii, Poet, for 7roXti, neut. cf
iroXti?.
TlovXvfioTclpa, -r»?, //, (lr. ir>\v{
much, and /36oku) to feed) boun-
teous, fertile.
TlovXiif, Poet, for iroXuj.
rioCj, iruSdf, b, a foot, talon, claw ;
a step, pace ; the root, base or
J£o\. for dirropat to see) to be-\ foot of a mountain; a foot mea-
and Att. for
inf. act. of
hold, look ut
TJoripplirrciv, Dor.
irpocpiirrtiv, pres
irpooptKTu).
Ildriy, ~i?>os, ?/, (fr. irlvu to drink) a
female drinker.
HqtIog'uv, Dor. for iroTityiv, pres.
inf. act. — Tlorian, 3 sin. — riori-
owftev, 1 pi. 1 a. sub. act. — llo-
ticov, 1 a. impr. act. of norifa.
Tl6nots, -io?, Att. -£ws, i/, (fr. ffiVw
to drink) n watering, bringing to
water, giiing to drink, drink.
Tlori<ru6s,-ov, b, (fr. same) a drink,
watering.
HoTtard^w, Dor. for irpoardQui.
llortcTi piov, -ov, rd, and HoTiarpa,
-ai,i), (fr. 7roW£w to give drink,
th. itivu to drink) a place for
watering cattle ; a trough or ves-
sel for water, canal.
Yloriorns, -uv, b, (fr. same) a cup
bearer.
Hori<popos, -ov, b, i), Dor. for irpdo-
Qopos.
Tlori<pu)vijeii, -usaa, -tv, (fr. iron,
Dor. for irpbi to, and 0wvj) voice)
vocal, endued with speech.
TIoT(G>, 1 pi. Toriovficv, Att. for ro-
riau), 1 f. ind. act. of rror J^w .
Tldruoi, -ov, b,file, doom, death;
lot, fortune, destiny.
Tldrva, Dor. for irorvia, fern, of
Ttdrvtot.
Horvi', for irdrvia, fern, of same.
YloTvidvaKTof, -ov, b, >), (fr.»rd>v«oy
venerable, and dval- a king)
venerable for its power.
Tlorvios, -a, -ov, (fr. 7rf'rw,or kito-
pai to fail down to) venerable,
revered, honourable, honoured,
majestic, august.
TIoroTo, g. sin. Ion. of
Horbv, -uv, rd, (fr. irlvut to drink)
a drink, draught, water.
H6tos, -ov, b, Iff, same) a drinking
match, feast ; drinking, drink.
Iloroj. -r), -dv, (fr. same) fond of
drinking, drunk ; drinkable.
Uoroeroov, pres. par. neut. of
Horuobu), Dor. for rrpooofa, same
as 6^o).
Tlorov, g. sin. ofrrorov.
TLorrav, Uonov, JlorrS, or iror'
riiv, &c. for iron tuv, &c. Dor.
for irpdj r>)i>, rdc, ru.
n.oru>vTai,3 pi. pres. ind. co*U. of
irvrdnuai
Tloj), (lr. b«who) where? whither ?\Upnt)di,
in what place. ? when '(
IIoi), (fr. same) any where, some-
where, at. all, perhaps ; about,
nearlu, almost ; no doubt, surely,
nvvyyu, -«?, t'i, and Ylovyyiov, -ov,
rd, a sack, bag, pouch.
sure ; afoot m poetry ; the rope
at the lower corners of a sail
called the sheet; the rudder, til-
ler ; pluugfitail or handle ; the
pole of a carriage ; the cross tree
to which it was fastened. Avd
irdia, backwards. E$c irdcos, and
Kara ir6oa,on the footsteps, close-
ly, immediately, at hand. Ev
iroff?, present, common, vulgar.
Er< irdSa, retreating, by steps,
slowly, gradually. U.cpt ir6Sa,ft-
ly, properly.
W.QX a, Dor. for irori f).
riou>, obs. to drink.
Vlpayua, -aroi, rd, (lr. -rodaau) to
do) a fact, deed, work, act; a
thing, affair, matter, circum-
stance ; business, trouble, diffi-
culty, lot, state, condition, situa-
tion. Tu npdyuara, stale affairs,
administration, government. Of
tv -rpdyfitiTt, those insiute, magis-
trates, rulers, g. pi. irpuyudriov.
Tlpayuartiu, -us, //, (fr. same) stu-
dy, K/'Aention, care ; a treatise,
comment ; business, trade, occu-
pation ; trouble, distress ; an af-
fair, matter.
npayuartvouai,-n,-tTai, pres. ind.
— TlpayuaTtvcacdai, 1 a. inf.
mid. of
Xlpayuuriviji, f. -tveru>, (fr. irpayua
business, th. nodcrtru) to do) to
engage another in an affair or
business. Wpnyuartvouai, to be
much engaged in business, em-
ploy one's self; to trade, traffic,
deal ; to study, compose ; to en-
deavour, labour, strive; to seek,
procure, get ; to be worked, made
or contrived. 1 f. ind. mid.
trpayyuirtvaopai. 1 a. in . mid.
tnpitypaTEvffdfirjv, -u>, -aru ' impr.
•npiyiidrtvaai, -do9u).
TlpayuaT?<bs, -»), -dv, dr. same)
stirring, active, quick ; engaged,
occupied, busy . skilled in plead-
ing ; forcible, eff tual, impor-
tant, impressive, >'>.r. real. Subs.
a lawyer, cler*.
Tlpdyoi, -cos -on, <-o, (U irpdaaw to
do) a poetic word ; an affair ; af-
fairs, ad ministration, n rernment.
YlpicTs, n. pi. cont. — Uy„ <xt,d
Tlpaios, g. of irpavs.
UpaOftiv, Ion. for npidclv, Metath.
for it.{o(9e?i/,2 a. inf. aet.of iripQo).
(V, [»
ilpaOo- |
viu. inf. 1 a. pass, oi" irnrpdrric
Ufd6
for
titan
Metath. for tiropdov, 2 a. ind.
act. of TiioQij).
Ylp-iTiboiov, -ov, to, (fr. Lat. pne-
tor a Roman officer) a generaPt
{4H\
nPA
tent; the preBtor^s dovrt, judg-
ment hall ; the Roman ernperor'i
palace.
WpaKTios, -a, -ov,(fr. rrpdtrao) to do)
to be done, &.r. according to the
verb.
TlpaKTijp, and Ion. \\pnKrf\p, -rjpos,
b, (fr. same) >n actor, r.otr,
pcrj'ormrr ; a **x-gathercr ; a
merchant, buy
UpaKT^KOi, -i), -mi., fr. same) ft
for BOthlg. (h'lno or effecting,
practical; cff>,:tut, able, strenu-
ous, active, avnutng, energetic i
c/f'cctii-d, attatmnt its object;
light armed.
npdKr<i)p,-opof, u,\U. .->a ne) a doer,
actor, performer, author ; an of-
ficer, bailiff^ si rjeant ; a tax-
gatherer ; an exactor, oppressor.
d. sin. irpaKTopi.
Ylpauvuix; or Tlpd/tviOf, -ov, b, f),
(Sync, for vapauivcios from ira-
pnfxfviii to last) old, generous.
Or, (fr. npdfjvrj a mountain of
Icaria) Pnunntan, an epithet
of wine.
ripdv, Dor. for irpot'/v.
Ilpai<f;s, -hi -ovs, b, ft, same as npn-
vt'n.
TJpavi^OtU, 1 a. par. pass, of irpa-
ii'^w, Dor. tor irpnri^w.
npdfrit, 1 a. inf. act. — ITpaf ivrcs,
n.-$«ira>v, g. -(avras, a. ofFIpa-
(ai, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a. act. —
Upd^tre., 2 pi. 1 f. ind. act. —
Undent, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of
irpdaow.
Updfct, -££iy, -£tffj, cases of
Ylpd^n, -ios, Att. -cws , h, (fr. itpda-
au) to do) an act. eletn, action,
feat ; a matter, affair, business;
practice, behaviour , conduct ^ of-
fice, use; exaction, tribute ; lot,
state, situation, condition ; in pi.
exploits, history, a. sin. izod^iv,
n. pi. irpd^tii, (J. pi. irpd^iai.
Ylpdfaoi, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of
irpdaam.
Ilpauv, (neut. o' next) gently, soft
ly, mildly.
Ilpaof or rinao?, -a, -ov, meek, mild,
gentle ; lenient, merciful, com-
passionute.
YlpadTrjs, -nT0i,f), (fr. last) meek-
ness, mildness, gentleness; cle-
mency, lenity.
Ylpidrnra, -Ti}Ti, -ttjtos, cases of
last.
Ylpanic'es, -uv, al, particular mus-
cles of the heart, the heart, breast ;
understanding, reason, skill,
knowledge, wisdom, prudence, d
pi. irpairioteri.
Wpaaid, -as, fj, (perhaps fr. irpdaov
a leek) a long range of plants,
flower bed ; a company in form
of an oblong square ; a row,
remk. Tlpa<Tiai irpacioA, in rows,
ranks or companii ?.
llpiaidnuai, (fr. last) to droop,
thirst like a flower bed for rain.
nodatviic, -ov, b, r), (fr. irpdaov a
leek) of leeks, of the colour of
leeks, green.
U.fja/ric,-io<;, Att. -rwj, //, (fr. iri-
r.'duK^ to sell) a sale, selling.
IIPE
Tlodffov, -ov, to, a leek.
Ylpaoaclos, -ov, b, name of a frog.
Hpdaoofizs, Dor. for izpdaoouzv, 1
p!. pres. ind. and
Updaaovras, -govtzs, -aovn, -covet,
cases of Updccuv, par. pres. act.
and
ZlpdacovTi, Dor. for irpdcaovcn, 3
pi. pres. ind. act. of irpdocw.
Tlrao-ciKpdyos, -ov,b,t'i, [ft. irpdcov
a leek, and <pdyu to eat) name
of a frog, Leek-eaU r.
Updo-cot and -ttw, f. -£w, p. -%a,
to do, act, perform, execute,
commit, perpetrate ; to endea-
vour, strive ; to (trail, effect,
cause, bring about ; to treat, ad
tou;ards, deal with ; to manage,
take care of, conduct, transact;
to do business, treat about, nego-
tiate ; to trade, buy and sell,
tmjjic; to obtain, get, procure;
to extort, charge, demand; to
act secretly, conspire, plot; to
espouse, take pw' or side with;
to spend or lead life; to expe-
rience, bear, suffer, endure.
Updacoftai or -rrofxat, to bargain,
stipulate, agree ; to ask a price,
demand, charge. 1 a. ind. act.
itrpa^a. per. ind. pass. iriTrpay-
fiai.
Upacrtrw, f. rpa'crw, same as -rnrpda-
ku). 1 a. ind. act. iirpaca.
Tipduu), 1 f. of last, or of TmrpdcrKU).
Upartip, -Tipo$, b, and Updrns, -ov,
b, (fr. irpdocu to sell) a seller,
dealer, merchant.
\\parf,piov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
market place.
IlpdriffTos, Dur. for rpdjriaros, sup.
ofrptiiroj.
riparo?, -a, -ov, Dor. for itp£>ros.
np-iroj, -»/, -bv, (fr. zpdecu to sell)
saleable, to be sold, for sale.
TioaTTui. same as irodo-ao).
~.<oj, -ov, b, j% (ir. -pubs,
same as wp5o$ mild, and $vybs
the mind) meek gentfe-minded.
Ttp'ii'unris, -to?, 6, t), (fr. same, and
(ir,ris counsel) of meek mind,
gentle, placid.
IIouih'u),f. -vvio, p. izzrrpdvyKa, (fr.
next) to ease, assuage, mitigate ;
to appease, calm, still, pacify,
tame ; to become tractable, gentle,
act mildly.
Up iii?, -eta, -v, same as irpqios. g.
rpaios, n. pi. cont. irpazls.
Ilpavrns, -nros, {/, same as Trpaorrjs.
d. TrpavrrjTt.
Ilpdu), obsolete, for \\h. Tuirodo-Kto.
Uodijg, (fr. wpaes mild) meekly,
mildly, gently, leniently, merci-
fully.
Tlpzuvi^w, (fr. irpifivov the stalk) to
pull up with the roots, eradicate.
HpipvoBtv, (fr. next) by the roots
totally, utterly.
Tlof^vov, -ov, ro, a trunk, stem
'stock.
Upr-zt and eirpeirz, (3 sin. pres. and
impf. of Tpiizb) to excel, used
impersonally) it btcnmts, it is
proper, it behoves, it is fit.
Upe-rifjitv, Ion. for ivintiv, pres
inf. act. o( Kptrii).
IIPE
lUpliroi, 3 sin. pres. opt. act. —
n.^i-ovo~i,3 pi. pres. ind. act. —
Upivovros, g. sin. pres. par. act.
of irpiirti).
piizov, (neu pres. par. act. of
rp/irw) what is fit, proper or be-
coming, taken adverbially, de-
cently, fitly, properly.
Tlpzvdvrws, (fr. last) in a becoming
manner, properly.
npi-rrm, to be conspicuous, shine,
excel; to become, suit, befitting ;
to be comely, decent, decorous.
UptTei, it becomes.
picj3ti, Sync, for vpta^tia, fern, of
Hpictfeia, -as, f/, (fr. -rrpia^vs an
ambassador) an embassy ; beg-
ging, entreaty, prayer ; rever-
ence, honour.
Uptofieiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) ho-
nour or respect due to age ; a re-
ward of honour ; age, old age.
ripiofieis, n. or a. pi. cont. of
Trpi<r(3vs.
Tlpzofizvouzv, 1 pi. pres. ind. act.
of irpzafizvu).
Tlpecfiivs, -eos, Att. -iu)s, b, sa.iu
Tp/<r/?vj.
YIptoflevTris, -oi>, b, (fr. rpicfivs an
ambassador) an ambassador, de-
legate, orator, speaker.
llpta;3cvTiKbs, -i), -bv, (fr. same)
relating to an ambassador or em-
bassy.
npzo-@evu),f. -evaw, p. TTZirpia(3zvKa,
(fr. same) to be an ambassador,
discharge an embassy ; to be an
elder ; to be respected as an elder ;
to respect, revere. Upzapzvopai,
to send an embassy; come as an
ambassador.
Tlpzo-(3rjzs, Ion. for irpzo-(3zzs -£??, n.
pi. of Ttpzc^zvs-
Ylpzo$r)iov, -ov, to, Ion. for vpza-
l3dov.
YlpecPr/ts, -iSog, {], (fr. npioftvs an
elder) an old woman, matron.
Adj. old, ancient.
flpfc-its, -ios, Att. -ea>s, b, same as
TToioflvs.
Tlpzc^icros and npze^vraros, sup.
of izptc(3vc.
YlptvQvyiviia, -as, Ion. -in, -rjs, r/,
(fr. Tzph^vq old, and yivopai to
be born) primogeniture, senio-
rity, priority of birth.
Upzo-(ivytvr)s, -eos -ovs, b, {,, (fr.
same ) first born, eldest ; old.
Upeo-fiw, a. sin. of
Hpio-flvs, -tin, -v, (perhaps fr. r£-
pas the end, and (3ios life) old
venerable, revered ; doting.
Upec^vc, -vos and -zos, Att. -euis, b,
(perhaps fr. same) an old man
an elder ; an ambassador, dele-
gate.
Tlpto-fivTac, a. pi. of rpza^vrris.
UptcfivTaTos, -tj, -ov, (sup. of npfff-
j3u? ) oldest, aged, very old.
Upea^vTipiov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) an
assembly, council or body of
elders ; the Jewish Sanhedrim ;
presbytery.
TlpzoPvrzpos, -a, -ov, (comp. of
irpfo-fivi) older, senior, more an-
cient, preferable, more honourar
(483;
TTPI
bit. Tubs, an elder, ireslyta
senator, father ; an umtussador.
pzafivrrii, -ov, b, (fr. irpiofivs &1
old man) an old or aged man.
npeajivTiKbs, -r), -bv, (fr. same)
obi, aged; ancient, antiquated ;
respected.
UpzafivTiia and YlptafHriv, sin. —
npzofivTic'as, pi. a. of
Tlpza^iiTis, -iSoi,ri,(fr. vpicfivs old)
an old woman, elderly lady,
ripzcyvsy ^Eol. for irpicfivs.
Tlpev/jievfis, -foj-ouj, b, r}, (fr. irp^of
mild, and zvrzvr)s benevolent)
mil!, kind, placid, gentle.
Ilpiipas, -aaa, -av, 1 a. par. act. of
KptKU).
rTpfjy/x' for Uprf/ua, Ion. forirpay-
ua. IJprjyfiaTa fX£iV> *° nave
trouble.
Ylonyopzwv for -rrponyopzdjv.
npvdrjvai, Ion. for vpaQr)vai, 1 a.
inf. pass, of xiTpdoKu).
Upy'jOtt), f. -<rw, p. -niirpriKa, to set on
fire, burn, inflame ; to blow upy
fill, inflate, swell ; to sell.
YlpnKTrip, -rjpos, b, Ion. for irpaKrrip,
a. sin. irpr)KTTjpa.
Ylpnuaivti), (fr. -npi]&w to inflate, and
paivofiat to rage) to inflame with
anger, blaze out, rage.
Uprivn^bv, (fr. next) down, down-
wards.
Ylprjir,$, -ios -ovi, b, r), prone, with
the face down, falling on theface,
steep, headlong.
Upnvi^u}, (fr. last) to throw down
headlong, precipitate, par. 1 a.
pass. irpnvixQzls, -zlca, -iv.
Tlpnfri, 1 a. inf. act. — ITp^w,
-as, -ci, 1 f. ind. act. — Hpf;%u>f
-rjs, -n, 1 a. sub. act. of Tzprjcoui,
Ion. for irpdaau).
ripf/f<?, -<o?, Att. -tws, r), Ion. for
rpd£i?, a.sin.7rp7j£iv,n.p].7rp>7£tjf.
Uprjcrai, 1 a. inf. act. — IIp?jo-£,
Ion. for ir.pnaz, 3 sin. 1 a. ind.
act. of -np>}Bio.
TlpTio-is, Ion. forwpacn?.
Ilpr)o-iSy-iQs, Att. -tws,r), (fr. rpi'r
Bo) to inflate) a burning, uifla-
tion, selling.
IloTjo-ett, pres. impr. act. of
Ilp>;<7<TW, Ion., for rrpacffo).
Upro-cu), (fr. xzpdui to cross) tt
cross or pass over.
TJpncriipr-fipoSi b, (fr. irp?;0w to in-
flame) any tiling that burns oi
inflames; a scorching, burning
wind; a venomous kind of ser
pent ; a part of the throat under
the jaws.
Upi'iatt), 1 f. ind. act. of irprjdu.
npijTnv, a lamb, hid.
npnTfpior,-ov,Tn,lon.forwpo.Trjpioi
Ylpnvvzi, Ion. for irpaivti, 3 sin.
pres. ind. act. of Trpavvo).
iipr/ibv, -iJivos, 6,(fr. irpo before, and
eifil to be) the summit of a moun-
tain, cliff; a mound, heap,
bank.
TlplaiTo, 3 sin. pres. opt. pass, of
Tlpiafjai, (perhaps fr. trzpdu) to pass
to another) to buy, purchase,
procure, earn ; to hire.
Upiducvos, par. mid. — IIf.iafl<M,
inf. pres. mid. of last.
npo
flpiauMns, -ow, b, (fr. next) fto#on
of Priam.
TLpiafios, -ov, b, Priam, king of
Troy.
npidTroj, Ion. Uptrrrroif-ovy b,Pria-
pus, the guardian of gardens
and obscenity ; the male mem-
ber.
TLplaro, Ion. for enplaro, 3 sin.
impf. ind. mid. of -piafxat.
Tlpi^w, same as nplu>.
Uplv, before, ere ; formerly, sooner ;
before that, previously to, until.
Ilpivrj, before that, previously to,
until, more commonly written
irplv rj.
Upivivog, -n, -ov, (fr. next) of the
holm, of oak, oaken ; strong,
firm, stout, durable.
npiVoj, -ov, h, the holm or scarlet-
oak, the oak.
Hplcag, -aaa, -av, n. pi. nplaavrts,
par. 1 a. act. — IlpiudcU, -ttoa,
-iv, par. 1 a. pass, of np(u> or
irp(£u.
Upio-Kai, -ov, b, (fr. Lat. Priscus)
Priscas, a man's name.
UpioKiWa, -ns, {), (fr. Lat. Pris-
cilla, dim. of last) Priscilla, a
woman's name.
llptariip, -rjpos, b, (fr. npiui to saw)
a saw.
TlpioTripotiSfis,-ios -ovs,b,f),(fr. last,
and ttSof form) having the form
or appearance of a saw ; toothed.
Hpiarrii, -ov, b, (fr. rpt'cj to saw) a
sawyer.
Tlpiorbs, 'ht-ov, (fr. next) cut with
a saw, sawed.
IIplu) or ITpi^w, f. -ffu, p. ninpiica, to
cut with a saw, saw, cut asunder;
to grind or gnash the teeth ; to
bind, tie, fasten ; to buy, pur-
chase.. 1 a. ind. act. inpica. per.
ind. pass, ninpiovai, -oai, -erai.
1 a. ind. pass. trtpiaOnv' .par.
irpioOcis.
Hpiu), Ion. and Att. for cnplt-ao,
2 sin. impf. ind. mid. or Tlpiu)
for npiaao, pres. impr. mid. of
nplnui for 7rptw, to buy.
Up(u)v, -ovos, b, (fr. 7rptw to saw) a
saw.
Tlpb, before, in front of, in presence
of; previous, antecedently to ;
for, because of, on account of; in
defence of, for sake of; in pre-
ference, above, beyond; forth,
further, forward.
Upoayaydv, par. 2 a. act Att. of
npodyw.
UpodyytXa, n. pl.neut. of
IlpodyyeXog, -ov, b, i/, (fr. 7rp3 be-
fore, and dyyeXos a messenger)
forerunning, foretelling. Subs.
a forerunner, harbinger.
Tlpodyet, -yovai, 3 sin. and pi. pres.
ind. act. — Upodyuv, pres. inf.
act. — Upodyp, 3 sin. pres. sub.
act. — Tlpodyovres, -yovaai, -yov-
cas, -yovens, cases of Upodyuv,
-ovo-a, -ov, par. 2 a. act. of irpo-
dy*.
Upouyopdu), see npoayopsvu).
Ilpoayoptvo-is, -toj, Att. -eo>?, f,, (fr.
next) a foretelling, prediction,
warning ; a denouncement, pro-
LTPO
clamation, interdiction, outlaw-
Upoayoptvu), f. -tverm, and Ilpoayi
pd(D, (fr. ~po before, and ayopcvu
to harangue) to predict, foretell^
forewarn ; to announce, pro-
claim, publish, declare ; to testi-
fy, bear witness ; to speak for
plead the cause of.
Upodyu), f. -d£w, (fr. same, and
dyu> to lead) to lead the way,
precede, go before ; to lead before,
lead forward, conduct, bring out
or forth ; to proceed, advance,
go forward ; to bring to, exalt,
promote, advance; to provoke,
incite, impel, instigate, urge; to
seduce, prevail upon, induce ; to
shed, emit, discharge ; to excel,
surpass; to prefer.
Ylpoaymytvarfq, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. act.
of
Upoayuycvu), (fr. irpd forth, and
dyut to lead) to lead out ; to pros-
titute.
Tlpoaywyfi, -rjs, f), (fr. same) ad-
vancement, promotion, prefer-
ment ; prostitution.
npoaymydf, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
pimp, procurer.
Tlpoayujvi^ofiai, (fr. 7rpd before, and
ayuivl^ofiai to contend, th. aywv
a contest) to fight before another
or beforehand.
TIpoaSiKiio -w, f. -t'/cru), p. nporjSlKrj-
ica, (fr. same, and a&Kiu) to in-
jure ) to injure before, wrong first ;
to provoke, pass. Upoa6iKtonai
-ovpai. per. par. pass. nponStKn-
uivos.
HpoaiSiofiai, (fr. same, and aiSto-
uat to revere, th. at8u>s modesty)
to revere, reverence or respect a
person before others.
Upoaiptirai, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
mid. of
Tlpoaipiojiai -ovftai, see npoatpiw.
Upoaiptaii, -<oj, Att. -eois, f), (fr.
npoaipfu) to prefer) a purpose,
design, plan ; will, choice, desire,
preference; a faction, party,
sect.
Hpoaiperios, -a, -ov, (fr. same) to
be preferred,&cc. according to the
verb.
Upoaiperticbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) ca-
pable of making a choice, deli-
berating, consulting ; voluntary,
free.
Ylpoaiperbs, -rj, -bv, (fr. same) vo-
luntary, of our own choice, free ;
preferable.
Upoaipeuj -£>, (fr. nob before, and
alpeu) to take) to draw out or
forth, bring out of a store. Tlooai-
piofiai -ovum, to take one thing
before another, prefer, choose,
select ; to determine, resolve, de-
cide ; to design, plan. 2 a. ind.
mid. npoeiXdunv, -ov, -cto. per.
ind. mid. npofjpnpai, -cat, -rai.
Upoaipovfiivois, d. pi. pres. par.
pass. cont. of last.
YlpontTidojiai -5>pai, f. -doojxai, (fr.
■nob before, and airidojiai to ac-
cuse, th. atria blame) to accuse,
allege or convict before ; to
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prove, show, convince. 1 a. ind.
mid. nponnao-dunv, -u, -aro, in
1 pi. nponTiaadpcda.
Upoaojicovla, fern. per. par. mid.
Att. of npoaKoviii.
IlpoaKovrifo, (fr. npb forward, and
aKovri^u) to dart, th. dicuv a dart)
to hurl, fling out, dart forth,
shoot.
IIpoaKovu), f. -ovam, p. npot'iKovKa,
(fr. npb before, and aKovm to
hear) tohear before, learn already.
1 a. ind. act. irpo/jicovaa. per.
ind. mid. vpofjicoa, Att. n^oaK-i)-
Koa, fr. which par. irpoaKnKo&s,
-Kovla, -Kodi.
npodXfii, -ios. -ous, b, ft, (fr. next)
ready, quick, bold, rash, precipi-
tate, headlong, steep.
TlpodXXouai, (fr. nob forward, and
aX^ouai to leap) to leap forward.
Hooauaprdvu), f. -auaprrjau). p.
-Tiftdprnica, (fr. irpu before, and
auaprdvu) to err) to sin before,
commit a fault previously, per.
par. act. nponu.aprnKU)s,-vla, -6$.
IlpoavalSalvii),({r.same, avu up, and
(ialvu> to go) to go up before.
U.poava\io-Kut, (fr. same, avd intens.
and aXicKut to take) to consume,
destroy ; to waste, ruin or over-
throw first.
TlpoavafiiXnu), f. -d/w, p. npoava/jii-
HtX<pa, (fr. same, Ota again$ and
ftiXnoi to sing) to sing before,
lead in singing.
npoavaocib), (fr. same, and aim to
shake) to shake or stir up be-
fore.
npoavardTTu) or -acu>, (fr. same,
and rdrro) to order) to rank be-
fore, prefer, promote ; to fringe,
border, trim.
npoavaTfXX(i),((r. same. andriXXu)
to rise) to rise first or before,
spring up before.
Tlpod^o), 1 f. ind. act. of npodym.
YlooanayytXXu), (fr. npb before, anb
from, and ayyiXXoi to bring a
message) to tell before, fore-
warn ; to tell openly.
UpoantXQsiv, 2 a. inf. act. of
npoanipxofiai, (fr. 7rpd before, anb
from, and ip^ofxai to go) to go
away sooner, depart, retire, re-
treat, go off before another.
UpoanljXdov, 2 a. ind. act. of last.
Hpoano5dicvviii,(fv. nob before, anb
from, and SdKvvfii to show) to
show, demonstrate before.
UpoanoftixQivTuv, g. pi. 1 a. par.
pass, of last.
TIpoanoOvi'iGKu), (fr. npb before, and
anoOvjJTKo] to die) to die untime-
ly, die before another.
YlpoanoKreivo), f. -evw, (fr. same,
anb intens. and kteivw to kill) io
kill or slay before.
Upoapndfa, (fr. same, and apnd^w
'to seize) to snatch, take before
another.
n.poanuXau.0dvui, (fr. same, anb
from, and Xa/jiffdvu) to take) to
receive before.
UpoandXXvyi, (fr. same, and dXXv/ii
to destroy) to destroy or perish
before.
npo
TIpoaeKlti), f. ->;crw, (fr. same, and
aficia to practise) to exercise or
practise beforehand; to instruct
preparatorily.
flooao-«£u>, (fr. jrpd before, and
ao-iri? a shield) to guard with a
shield, protect, defend,
npodcrsiov, also tlpoacryiov, -ov,
rb, (fr. irpb before, and darv the
city) the suburbs.
HpoavXiov, and TIpdavXov, -ov, rb,
(fr. same, and avXy the hall) a
porch, gateway.
UpoavXiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
avXbs a pipe) a prelude or over-
ture, performed on pipes or
flutes.
Hp6Ba, for rpo^rjOi, 2 a. impr. act.
of irpoBaivw.
HpoBaSyv, (fr. irpoBaivut to go be-
fore ) forward, moving on.
IlpdBaive, pres. impr. act. of
TipoBaivu, f. mid. -Byaopai, p. -(5i-
P'jKa, (fr. irpb before, and j3a«vw
to go) to go forth or forward, ad-
vance, proceed, march ; to go
before, surpass, excel; to be in
authority, have the command;
to succeed, prosper, per. par.
act. rrpoBeByKibs, -via, -6s,2 a. act.
ind. irpoeByv, -ys, -y par. irpoBds.
. JIpoBdXXu), f. -BdXui, p. -BiBXyica,
(fr. Trpd before, and /JdXXw to
throw ) to throw, fling or cast forth
or aioay ; Jo send or j>m£ forth,
produce ; to propound, offer, pro-
pose ; to produce, bring forward,
exhibit ; to expose. UpoBdXXopai,
to throw over or before, screen,
cover, spread over ; to defend,
protect, fortify • to offer, present,
thrust forward ; to project, jut
out ; to cloak, pretend, disguise,
feign ; to accuse, impeach^
charge ; to hate, dislike, reject ;
to canvass, court, solicit ; to be
appointed, elected or created;
to interpose, oppose, put in the
way or in the front, resist ; to ex-
cel, surpass. 2 a. act. ind.
irpoiftaXov' sub. irpoBdXu), -7/5,
-y, 3 pi. irpoBdXiom, pres. par.
pass. irpofiaXXdpevos. per. ind.
mid. irpoBiBoXa.
UpoBdXoiro, 3 sin. 2 a. opt. mid.
— YlpofidXovro, Ion. for irpotfid-
Xovto, 3 pi. 2 a. ind. mid. — Tlpo-
BaXovr^v, g. pi. 2 a. par. act. —
IJpo/JdXwfft, 3 pi. 2 a. sub. act.
of last.
TlpoBdg, -dca, -dv, 2 a. par. act.
of irpoBaivta.
Up6Bact(, -io$, Att. -£wj, y, ( fr. irpo-
Balvoi to go before, th. Baivu to
go) a going on, progression, ad-
vance, increase; a flock, herd,
stock ; profits arising from flocks.
TlpoBaondviov, -ov, to, (fr. irpb be-
fore, and (SaoKaivu) to fascinate)
a charm against fascination,
counter charm; a scare-crow.
UpoBarticbs, -rj, -bv, (fr. next) of or
belonging to sheep.
TipdBdrov, -ov, rb, (fr. irpb before,
and jSai'vw to go) sheep, cattle.
v\. n. irpdBara, d. irpoBdroig.
E. BiByKt, 3 sin. per. ind. act. —
npo
UpoBefiyicws, -\na, -b$, n~pl. -By-
k6tcs, par. per. act. of irpoBaivw.
YLpofitBXyphos, -y, -ov, per. par.
pass, of irpofiaXXu).
UpoBfBovXa, per. ind. mid. of irpo-
fiovXopat.
UpdBypi, obs. for which irpofialva).
UpoByacrai, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. mid.
of irpoBaiviti.
npoBiBdfy, f. -d<r<a, (fr. irpb before,
and BiBdfa to make walk) to
produce, bring forward, exhibit ;
to incite, urge, instigate ; to ad-
vertise, warn or advise before-
hand ; to promote, aid, assist,
serve ; to improve, advance,
prosper, succeed. 1 a. ind. act.
irpotBiBao-a, 1 a. pass. ind. irpoe-
BiBdcdyv' par. irpoBt(laa6eis.
UpoBidopai -ovpai, (fr. same, and
/3(<5a» to live) to live before, pre-
cede.
UpoBXiirw, f. -\pw, p. -@f0Xe<pa, (fr.
same, and BXiirw to look) to
look forward, foresee ; to provide,
guard against, beware of. 1 f.
ind. mid. irpoBXixpopat. 1 a. mid.
ind. irpoeBXtxpdpyv^, -w, -aro.
TlpoBXtxpdntvos, -y, -ov, 1 a. par.
mid. of last.
UpbBXypa, -Xros, rb, (fr.^po before,
and BdXXw to throw) a protec-
tion, guard, shield, defence, a
fortress, rampart, bulwark ; a
proposition, question, problem.
IlpoBXys, -Titos, and TIpoBXyros,
'-ov, b, y, (fr. same) thrust for-
ward, drawn out, exposed ; jut-
ting, projecting, prominent.
npcfioyOiu), (fr. npo before, and
Boydiw to assist) to succour be-
forehand, assist or relieve first.
IIpoBoXaiov, -ov, rb, (neut. of
next) and UpoBoXog, -ov, 0, (fr.
irpoBdXXo) to project) a projec-
tion, eminence, promontory, rock ;
a rampart, bulwark, defence.
TIpoBoXaios, -a, -ov, and -ov, b, f],
(fr. same) stretched out, extend-
ed, jutting out, prominent,
posed ; opposed, interposed, set
up ; put forioard,aimed, directed,
TlooBoXy, -rjg, y, (fr. same) the act
of interposiiig, defending or aim-
ing, interposition, opposition,
aim, direction ; a stand, post,
position, attitude of preparation
for attack or defence, the pre-
senting of the shield; a shot,
discharge, volley ; the eaves ; a
shed, projection, gallery, bal-
cony ; a promontory, rock ; 1
rampart, bulwark, fortification,
protection, defence ; a suit, ac-
tion ; plea, excuse, pretence.
TIpoBoXos, -ov, b, see irpoBdXatov.
UpoBoo-Kis, -iSos, y, (fr. irpb before,
and Bockw to feed) the trunk or
proboscis of an elephant.
TIpdBoo-Kos, -ov, b, (fr. same) an
under shepherd, hireling.
IIpoBovXevfia, -arog, to, (fr. next)
previous debate, consultation, the
heads of a bill, outline of a
statute.
Tlpo3ovXsvu>, f. -cvo-w, (fr. Trpo be-
fore, and BovXtvu to deliberate,
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npo
th. (SovXy counsel) to deliberate^
consult or debate in the senate be-
fore the commons consider it ;
to provide for, foresee, look to,
guard against ; to preside, rule.
UpoBovXopai, p. irooBiBovXa, (fr.
same, and (lovXopat to will) to
wish, prefer, have rather.
Iip6Bov\os, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
counsellor, senator; a magistrate,
chief, ruler, prince.
Ilpoydcrrwp, -opos, b, t), (fr. same,
and yaoryp a belly) big-bellied.
npoyeytwynivos, -y, -ov, per. par.
pass, of irpoyevvdu).
Upoyeyovwi, -via, -bs, g. pi. -yovb-
tu)v, per. par. mid. of irpoyivopat.
npoycypaftfiivoi, -//, -ov, par. per.
pass, of irpcyodipu).
Tlpoydvo) or Hpoyzvu, same as
irpoyivopat.
Tlpoyiveios, -ov, b, (fr. Trpo before,
and yivtiov a beard) having a
long beard.
npoyevicTEpos, -a, -ov, comp. of
next.
Tlpoyevys, -ios -ovs, b, y, (fr. irpb
before, and yivopai to be) born
before, elder, older ; an ancestor,
forefather.
Upoyevvdio, (fr. irpb before, and
yivvdo) to beget, ih. yivopai to be
born) to create, beget or produce
before or previous.
Upoytvopivcjv, g. pi. 2 a. par. mid.
— Upoyevovr ', UpoylvovTo, Ion.
for irpotyivovTO, 3 pi. 2 a. ind.
mid. of irpoyivojxai.
Upoyypdu) or YIpoyypdcrKw, (fr. irpb
before, and yypdia or yypdcKu) to
grow old. th. yypas old age) to
grow old beforehand.
Tlpoyivopai, f. irpoyivnaofiai, p. 7rpo
yeyivypai, (fr. irpb before, and
yivofiai to be) to be or exist be-
fore ; to precede, go before ; to
be past or done before. 2 a. mid.
ind. irpoeytvopyv par. vpoytvopt-
voj. per. ind. mid. irpoyiyova.
Tipoyiv&oKovTts, n. pi. pres. par.
act. of
UpoyivwGKU), 1 f. mid. irpoyvuiaopai,
p. irpotyvoiKa, (fr. same, and yi-
vuxtku) to know) to know before,
foreknow ; to predetermine, fore-
ordain. 2 a. ind. act. irpoiyvwv,
-u>s, -u). per. pass. ind. vpoiy-
vwcpai' par. npotyvino-pivos.
Updyvuais, -joj, Att. -ews, fj, (fr.
last) foreknowledge, foresight, d.
Att. cont. irpoyvwoci, a. np6yvu>-
civ.
Hpoyv<JJaTys,-ov, b, (fr. same)/o;e-
knowing ; a prophet.
npoyvwcriicbs, -y, -bv, (fr. same)
foreknowing, foreseeing, foretell-
ing. Tb npoyvuxTTiKov, a prognos-
tic.
npoyovtxbs, -y, -bv, (fr. next) be-
longing to progenitors, forefathers
or parents.
Updyovoi, -uv, o\, (pi. of next) an-
cestors, forefathers, progenitors.
Tlp6yovo$, -ov, b, y, (fr. irpd before,
and yivonai to be born) born be-
fore. Subs, an ancestor, fore-
father, progeni tor ; a %tmerationt
nro
rat*. Or, (fr. -spb instead, and
same) a stepson.
Updypaupa, -Xros, rb, (fr. next)
in account posted up of tome-
thing to be none; the subject of
public debute or discussion, a
bill, advertisement; a proclama-
tion, edict.
tIpoYfja<pw, f. -vpci), p. npoyiypa<pa,
(fr. vpb before, and ypii<f,w to
write )to write before or afore time;
to describe or paint openly ; to
post vp publicly ; to proscribe,
outlaw, banish; to enrol. 1 a. ind.
act. Tpoiypui^a. 2 a. ind. pass.
npoeypdcjrjv, -ns, -n- per. pass.
npoyiypa/juai' par. npoyeypap-
uivus, -17, -ov.
Upoyv/iuviioiiii, -Xros, rb, (fr. same,
and yv^vn^u) to exercise, th.
yvufbs naked) preparation or
exercise previous to wrestling,
boxing, &c. discipline training.
Tlpolaiw, f. -bui'ou), p. -hednxa,
(fr. same, and imitate know) to
know or team beforehand. 1 f.
ind. mid. npoia/joopat. per. ind.
mid. irpoifcva, and -Sibna, -<;j,
•t. 2 a. ind. pass, irpocidnv inf.
npobarfvai, Dor. -<5a>//<£va«.
Upobibdc, 3 sin. per. ind. mid. —
Tlp'jbar\vai, Dor. lipoid 17 /m'tu, 2
a. inf. pass, of last.
T[pobtbo)itvos,-n,-ov, par. per. pass.
— Tlp')6[f)u)Kivat, inf. — I7poo£(5w-
K<ij, -twa, -dj, par. per. act. of
wpoHSvuit
TlpobdeAoc, -ov, 6, '/,(fr. npb before,
and drib* evening) before even-
ing, afternoon.
TlpobeKrwp, -opos, b, (fr. same, and
6i^ouai to receive) a protector,
guardian, patron.
UpoSr/XioiJiai, (fr. same, and $n\iu
to burt) to injure, beforehand,
bring on ruin, undo, destroy.
TlpobriXos, -ov, b, f), (fr. 7rpo intens.
and bi]Xos manifest) obvious, ma-
nifest, evident, very clcir.
Upobi'/Xus, (fr. last) very clearly,
evidently, manifestly.
UpobiafJdXXoi, (fr. npb before, and
bia0dXX'>> to accuse, th. /3a'XXu>
to throw) to accuse, calumniate
before.
Tlpobiairrjais, -105. Att. -aoc, ij, (fr.
same, and cVaf < diet) previous
regimen, preparatory diet, train-
TlpoSiSacrKU), f. -fw, (ft. same, and
St&doKio to teach) to instruct
previously, inform, forewarn ; to
teach.
Tlpohboi f,-or<Ta,-d>',pres.par.aet. —
'Upobibovci, 3 pi. pres. it id. art. of,
RpnFtbutfll, f. -bt'xru), p. rpoclrwKuA
(fr. 7rpc> before, and otSuui to,
give) to give befo\o. another or |
firsts lend; to give or deliver up,
abandon, forsake, betrai/, disap-\
point ; to fail, sink under, faint.
1 a. ind. act. irooeStaxa. 2 a. indj
act. xpoibuv, j>c, -(,;.
np-('c<".'i<"">)r,-oi>, 6, (fr. rob before or;
instead of, and jijraarfc a judge, j
th. ?iKT/ judgment) who judges,
beforehand, or instead q, another.
npo
UpoSlio^n, -10s, Att. -c(j>s, f), (fr. irpb
before, and ciuku to pursue)
pursuit.
UpoboKd^w, f. -aou>, (fr. rpb before,
and cW«'£w to observe) to ob-
serve, watch ; to expect, hope,
wait for ; to lie in wait, way-
lay.
npoSosfi, -rjs, 1',, fr. last) a place to
watch or lie in wait, ambush,
snare, decoy, trap, toils.
Tlpbbopcs, -ov, b, (fr. npb before,
and bdpos a house) a vestibule,
porch.
Wpoboala, -as, f), (fr. npobibwpi to
give up, th. ciioi/ii to give)
treachery, treason, perfidy.
Upo6dTT}i,-ov, I, (fr. same) a be-
trayer, traitor, deserter.
UpocoTiKUi, (fr. same) treacherous-
ly, perfidiously.
Tlpobovvai,2 a.inf.act. of irpoblbwut.
npobpapiiD-C), f. -i7<ru>, p. npobebpd-
ftr/Ka, (fr. irpd before, and bptpw
to run) to run before ; to outrun
outstrip.
Upo6pafjo)v, -ovoa, -bv, par. 2 a
act. of
Upocpt/ju), same as npobpafxiw or
7rporp/^w.
npdc'po/ioj, -ov, b,fi,[fr. same) run-
ning before, preceding, former ;
speedy, hasty ; forward, early,
ripe. Subs, a scout, advanced
guard, skirmisher; an outrider,
courier ; a lictor, attendant ; a
herald ; a forerunner, harbinger.
TIpobviTbs, or rather npo bvvros, g.
sin. par. 2 a. act. of bvui.
Upoc(ii0aoav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
7rpo/3(j8a£a).
TlpoiyKu/iai, (fr. npb before, ev in,
and Ktlpai to lie) to Ite down be-
fore, be stretched before.
Upoiyvui, 3 sin. of vpoeyvuv, -us,
-u, 2 a. ind. act. — Hpoeyvuo-
uivos, -n, -ov, per. par. pass, of
irpoyivuaKu.
npoiypd.d»iv, -rji, -n, 2 a. ind. pass.
— Tlpoiypaxpa, 1 a. ind. act. of
npoypdepo).
ITpof^pa/iov, 2 a. ind. act. of jrpo-
Vlpoebpcvu, f. -tveb), (fr. irp6ebpog a
president) to preside, be over,
art as president.
UpoibfAa, -as, Ion. -plrj, -ns, >'/, (fr.
next) the first seat ; precedence,
pre-eminence.
TIpoccpos, -ov,b, (fr. npb before, and
eSpa a seat) the name of the five
select senators at Athens ; sil-
tins in front, foremost ; a presi-
dent^ chairman, speaker.
npoir'u>Ka,-as, -e or -ev, 1 a. ind.
act. irreg. of rrpobibwu
TIptUTlKtl
Att. for
rporjKC,
3 sin. 1
2 a.
a. ind. act. of irpoirjut.
Uo'ieOif/rjw -tco or -ov, -cro
ind. mid. of rrporiOnui.
Ylpocibivnt, Sync, for npoeiOTjKivai,
per. inf. ac of
TTpoiiSiu or nptdbryi, (fr- neb be-
fore, and fK'f'u or ewin» to know)
to perceive or know beforehand,
forcce.
no>cicio. :'. mi '•-'■'- "(m,(fr. same,
(486;
npo
and elSut to sec) to see, percent
or know beforehand, foresee, fore-
know ; to see afar, view at a dis-
tance ; to jroi vie for % anticipate,
guard against ; to acknowledge^
allow. 2 a. act. ind. -npoucov and
irpoiiov par. rpotbu-v.
ripou\6priv, -ov, -iro,2 a. ind. nnd.
of irpoaifiiw.
np6ti(it, (fr. vpb before, and il)u
to go) to go before, prectdt ; to
come forward, advance, stt out,
go on ; to pierce, penetrate ; to
come or spring forth, arise.
Ylpoil-rra, -aj, -c, 1 pi. -auev, 1 ?.
ind. act. — Upotiiruv, 2 a. inf.
act. — UpoeiTtov, -t j, -t, pi. rpoil-
iru/icv, 2 a. ind. act. ofvpoivu.
ripocipnica, -as, -e or -ev, 1 pL -na-
pev, ind. — riponp^/vai, inf.
per. act. — Upoiipnuai, -«r<u,
-Tat, ind. — llpoticrnttvcs, -7,
-ov, par. per. pass, of vpopjjeu) or
irpoepiu.
Tlpdeiotv, 3 pi. pres. ind. of Trpdeiui.
npocurrriuipasi 1 a. par. act of
WpotioTrifinu), (fr. vpb before, eis in,
and -rrffi-rru) to send) to send un-
to, send to before.
TJpotlxov, -es, -e, impf. ind. act. of
Tpo/^w.
ripof/f/JaAXu, (fr. npb before, i«
from, and ^oXXw to throw) to
throw out before ; to reject before.
TlpocKpavddvw, (fr. same, and puv-
6d vw to learn) to learn before.
npoiKoirrov, -cs, -e, impf. act. —
UpoeKo\{.a, -as, -e or -iv, 1 a.
ind. act. of wpoKdnru).
TlpotKni'iJLiru}, (fr. irpb before, eic out,
and ripiro) to send) to scud out
before.
YlpoiKplva, 1 a. ind. acLofirpoKplvw.
UpotKcpipw, f. npoefricu), (fr. same,
and (fe'pu) to carry) to bring or
carry out first.
Tlpofrdfiov, -es, -e, 2 a. ind. act. of
■npo\aji(idvw.
Hpoe\avvu>, f. -Saw, p. npor^XaKa,
Att. irpoeX/iXaKa, (fr. npo before,
and e\avvu) to drive) to drive- for-
ward, ride out before ; to advance,
proceed, per. pass. npor';\a[iat,
Att. npocXr/Xafjai.
UpoeXiyofiev, 1 pi. impf. act. of
npoXeyo).
npoe\ev9u), see npoepvonm.
llpoiXevais, -10s, Att. -cms, 1), (fr.
irpcfpxr'P'11 to S° forward) a
going forward, setting out, ap-
pearance.
UpoeAevofrtii, -r,-cT>ri, 1 f. mid. —
npoth'/XvOsv, Att.ibr trpo/}XvBiv,&
sin. per. ind. mid.ofirpo/p^&^ui.
npoe\ri/\am, Ion. and Att. for
7rpo^Auro, 3 sin. pper. pas?, of
npozbavviv.
UpotXOeiv, 2 a. inf. act. — UpoeXBrj,
3 sin. -0w(7i, 3 pi. 2 a. sub. art.
— npocAdurv, -ovca, -bv, n. pi.
-fldvrts, par. 2 a. act. of npof'p-
Xouat.
YlpoeXoiutOi, 1 pi. 2 a. opt. mid. of
npoatpiw.
HooeXnt^ui, f. -tcu), p. 7rpo^X.Ti*ca,
'(fr.rpd before,and£Xirt£wtohope
th. eXirls hope) to hopebefff
npo
others, hope early or from the
first.
Upotpavrtvov, 2 sin. impf. ind.
pass, of irpopavrtvopai.
Upoiptv, Dor. or Ion. for Trpoeivai,
2 a. inf. act. of i>poinpi.
UpoeixiriiTTu), (fr. irpo before, tv in,
and iriirru) to fall) /o /a// toge-
ther, meet, coincide, close or join
together.
U.potvdpxppai, 1 f. -%opai, (fr. same,
and apxw t0 Degm> th. «p^r) the
beginning) to begin before, com-
mence already. 1 a. ind. mid.
trpotvrjp^dpTjv, -u>, -aro.
npotvtyxuv, inf. act. — Tipozvty-
• kiov, par. 2 a. act. of irpoipipio.
YLpotvi-^ofiai, (fr. irpb before, rv in,
and f^w to hoid) to be held or
confined in, be entangled or in-
volved.
Upoivfip^aro, 3 sin. -fip^aaQt, 2 pi.
I a. ind. mid. of irpotvdpxo^ai.
npo££atWa>,(fr. npo before, t% from,
and a'iaotj) to rush) to rush out
forth.
TLpoe^aviffTauat, (fr. same, and
tarnpi to stand) to stand up be-
fore others, rise or start up too
soon or prematurely.
Upoe^pa, -as, >), (fr. same, and
'i6o* a seat) a conspicuous seat.
Tlpotoprd^u), (fr. irpb before, and
iuprdfy to celebrate) to celebrate
a feast before.
UpotirayyiX\opai, (fr. same, em
upon, and ayyiXXio to tell) to
promise or announce beforehand
or formerly.
Upoiirtpirov, -ts, -£, impf. act. of
irpoiripirti).
YlirvtirriyytiXdpnv, -u>, -aro, 1 a.
ind. mid. of irpotnayyiXXui.
HpotxiXapftdi to, f. -Xtjxpopai, p.
irpoziriXiXn<pa, Att. irpjtirtlXr]<pa,
(fr. 7T03 before, £*} unto, and Xap-
fidvu) to take) /o take before in
addition, get beside, receive as a
right or privilege, occupy more-
over, per. ind. act. Att. 3 pi. by
Cras. irpovirtiXi')(f>a<n.
Upoiirtj), (fr. trpu before, and fVw
to speak) to speak or tell before ;
to foretell, pi edict ; to give notice,
warn.
Hlpotptio -to, (fr. same, and tpiu to
tell) to tell, describe or mention
before or already, speak or de-
clare before, fore/ell, predict.
Tlpoipv(r<rt,lon. and Poet, for irpoti-
pvae, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. —
Ylpotpvaaio, Poet, for irpotpvcio, 1
a. sub. act. of
llpoepvij), (fr. npb before, and tpvio
to draw) to draw forward, draw
down, haul, launch.
Tlpoipxopai, f. irpotXcvtxopai, (fr.
irpb before, and ip^opai to go) to
go or come forward, advance,
proceed ; to go out, go abroad ; to
go before, precede, arrive first,
outstrip, impf. ind. irpotp^o/inv,
-ov, -tro. 2 a. act. ind. irporjXQov,
-ts, -£* sub. irpoiXOu, -jn, -;/•
par. irpocXB^ov, -ovtra, -6v.
np6es,-tTw, 2 a. impr. act ITpo-
taav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. — Tlpo-
npo
ioOai, 2 a. inf. mid. ot
In pi.
irpo-
nputaayw, (fr. itpb before, «$ into
and dyw to lead) to import first,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. mid. Tlpocarj^avTo,
Ion. Upotod^avTO*
Upotoravai, pres. inf. act. of irpoea-
lor
irpoiornpi.
Upotaredre, Ion. Sync, for irpotarr)-
kutc, 2 pi. per. ind. act. and
Upotcrr&s, n. pi. npo£oru)T£s, A'-!.
Sync, for irpotorniaos, per. par,
act. of irpoiornpi.
Tlp6ccr^ov, -ts, -£, 2 a. ind. of rrpo-
Ylpotrotpd^u), f. -atria, (fr. irpb be-
fore, and iroipdi^u) to make rea-
dy, th. troipos ready) to make
ready beforehand, prepare. 1
ind. act. irpotroipaoa.
UpotvayytXi^opai, (fr. same, tv
well, and ayyiXXm to bring tid
ings) to preach the gospel before
to bring good news ; to promise
before or previously.
npotvrjyytXtadpnv, -u>, -aro, 1 a.
ind. mid. of last.
npoc<p>'/T£vov, -ts, -£, impf. ind. act.
— rip3£0vi-£uo-a,-as,-£ or -tv, pi.
-traptv, -oav, 1 a. ind. act. of
irpo<j>nrtvio.
Ylpoecpdaaa. -as, -t or -tv, 1 a. ind.
act. of n poipa vio.
II potxtipioaro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid.
of irpo^tipi^u}.
U.potxop(.0a, 1 pi. pres. ind. mid.
of
npoi^o), -tn, -ti, 3 pi. nooi%ov<ri,
f. npoffa, (fr. npb before, and
f^w to have) to hold or have be-
fore ; to hold out, thrust out, throw
in the. way, oppose ; to drive for-
ward ; to pretend, feign ; to of-
fer, propose ; to have the advan-
tage, surpass, excel, be eminent
or superior; to be lofty, tall or
high.
Tlpoexupncrav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act.
of irpo^topiu).
UpotupaKorts, n. pi. par. per. act.
Att. of irpoopdio.
Upo)'/ydyov,-ts,-e,^ndTlpoijyay6pnv,
-ov, -tro, Att. redtipl. for IIpo-
rjyov, -£?,-£ or -tv, act. and 7rpo-
nyopnv, 2 a. ind. mid. ofirpodyu).
Ylponytopai -ovpat, f. irporiyijoopai,
p. irporjynpai, (fr. 7rpo before, and
fiytopai to lead) to go before, lead
on, precede,be the chief; to pre-
fer.
Ylponyoptiav, -wvos, 6, craw, crop or
maw in birds ; the throat.
Hpor/yopoc, -ov, 6, (fr. irpb before,
and ayoptvo) to harangue, th.
ayopa the market) one who
speaks before or first ; a mover,
pleader, patron.
Uponyovptvos, -n, -ov, (pres. par.
mid. cont. of irpoijytopat) ante-
cedent, previous ; principal, lead-
ing, chief, primary ; joremosl,
highest.
Uponyovptvios, (fr. last) from the
preceding, chiefly, principally ;
willingly, professedly.
UponovvOivTas, a. pi. 1 a. par. I
pass, of '
(487)
ITPO
Uponoiivu), (fr. 7rpd before, and ^<5(5-
vo to rejoice, th. rrfvs sweet) to
delight first or at first.
Ylpoijtiv, -£tj, -£(, pper. md. mid. of
irpdttpi, to proceed.
IlporiKav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. —
Upoi'/Kdro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid.
of itpoitjpi.
TLpo-qKoio-uTt, 2 pi. 1 a ind. act. of
irpoaKodui.
UpofjKU), (fr. irpb before, and f/Ka) to
come) to precede, go before; to
proceed, come or go forth, ad-
vance, go on ; to excel, surpass.
Ilpori'Xdov, -£?, -£, Sync, for irporj-
XvOov, 2a. ind. act. ofirpoip%opai.
YlpoiiXirtKoras, a. pi. mas. of tlporfX-
iriK&s, -v7a, -bs, par. per. act. of
irpot\iri£ij).
UpoTipap, (fr. irpb before, and npipa
a day) before day ; during day,
in daytime.
Ylpcr)papTr)K6oi, d. -ttjkotwv, g. pi.
of UponpapTrjKws, -via, -bs, par.
per. act. ol'irpoapaprdvu}.
Uponv, -ns, -n, 2 a. ind. act. of
irpotnpi.
nporjvtyica, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
irpocpfpu).
Upo7}ptiro, 3 sin. cont. impf. pass.
of irpoaiptti).
Tlponpoaios, -a, -ov, (fr. irpo before,
and r.pou) to plough) before
ploughing.
UponpxPPrlvi "ou» -zto, impf. mid.
of
irpotpxopat.
UponuKricTdntjv, -u), -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of irpoauKtu).
npofjaopai, -t), -traL, 1 f. ind. mid.
of irpoitjpi.
IIpuTjTiaadpriv, -w, -aro, in 1 pi.
-dptda, 1 a. ind. mid. of irpoai-
Tidouai.
nponroipaotv, 3 sin. I a. ind. act.
ol irpotToipd^ui.
Upot'ixOnv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass,
of npndyit).
UpodiXvpva, (fr. next) bytheroots;
utterly, totally, entirely, quite.
YlpodtXvpvos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. irob in-
lens. and SiXvpvov, same as $/-
pr/Xov foundation, th. -S/co to
place) plucked by the roots, root-
ed up, extirpated, subverted, over-
thrown ; upon each other, heaped,
flung together.
Ylpodfvra, a. sin. of irpoQtis, -staa,
-ev, 2 a. par. act. of irporidnpi.
YlpoQiovai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
irpodtu).
Upodtpi^u), (fr. irpo before, and $g-
p'i£u) to reap, fr. 3-£po$ a crop) to
reap or gather before.
np69i<ns, -los, Att. -£toc, f), (fr. tpo-
ridript to propose, th. riOn^.. to
put) a setting before, show, exhibi-
tion ; predetermination, purpose,
resolution ; a proposition, plan.
YlpoOtcrpl.;, -as, //, (fern, of next,
viz. wpa time) appointed time
or day.
YlpoQi vinos, -a, -ov, (fr. irpuriQnpi
to propose) before appointed, de-
termined formerly, constituted bo-
fore.
Tlpodtio, same ns irporiQvpt.
np^Ofi,}, (fr. irpb before, and Siw to
1IPO
run) to run before, run forward,
run towards.
UpodfjKtj, -ns, fi, (fr. irporlOnpi to
propose) a proposition, thing pro-
posed.
Up^Oupidi -w, (fr. vpb forward, and
$6pu> lo bound) to bound, spring
or leap forward. 2 a. par. xpo-
t)oou)v.
TlpdUvfia, -aros, rb, (fr. irpb before,
and &vo> to sacrifice) a prelude
to a sacrifice, offering before the
victim was slain ; a victim.
UpoOv^ioitai -ovfiai, (fr. irpdQvuof
ready) to be ready, willing or
zealous ; to endeavour, strive,
study. 1 f. ind. pass. irpoQvfirj-
Si'iOOfiat, -y, -crai.
UpuOvfiia, -as, r), (fr. next) readi-
nrss, promptnesss, willingness,
alacrity.
UptOtifios, -ov, b, (fr. irpb before, and
$v/jus the mind) alert, ready, for-
ward, eager, desirous, willing.
npoOvfiU)i, (fr. last) willingly, cheer-
fully, readily.
Uo(>Oipov,-ov,Tb,(ir. irpb before, and
$6pa a gate) a porch, vestibule.
UpohiXXw, (fr. same, and id\\u to
Mod) to send on or before, de-
spatch. 1 a. ind. act. irpoin\a,
-"?, -£•
Tipo'iii-KTU), f. -i|w, (fr. same, and
td-rrru to send) to send prema-
tvnly ; to send before or far ; to
dismiss, drive away or down,
cause to descend. 1 a. act. ind.
Ttpoia^a, -as, -C inf. irpotaxpat.
Upoiaxpc, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
last.
ri(5oi<5i7v,C a. inf. act. — UpotSiaOai,
2 a. inf. mid. — YlpoUoiv, -ovaa,
-6>, 2 a. par. act. of irpoeiSui.
Tlpout, cont. for irpoits, impf. ind.
act. of irpoiiu), same as irpolnfti.
Upotcuai, pres. ind. mid, of irputnitt.
Tlpoii/jLiv, Ion. and HpoUptvat, Dor.
for irpottvai, pres. inf. act. —
Upo'iincvos, par. pres. pass. —
Upourai, 3 sin. pres. ind. mid.
— Tlpotevai, pres. inf. act. of
irpO'trjfjLi.
Tlpu'ifu) -w, same as rrpoinjii.
Tlpoi^eodai, pres. inf. of
[Ipalgouai, (fr. npb before, and <£w
to set down) to sit down before
others ; to take the command, rule.
Upoi^o^ut, see irpotaau).
DpntnXe, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
irpoTaAXw.
Upoir,fii, (fr. vpb before, and Inui to
send) to send before or forward ;
to send forth, send upon, com-
mission ; to despatch, dismiss,
send away, discharge, let go ;
to utter, say, divulge; to let slip,
omit, pass by or over, leave out ;
to yield or give up to, permit,
alow ; to neglect, slight, disre-
good; to throw, fling or cast
away, reject; to waste, squan-
der, lavish ; to expose, abandon,
forsake. 2 a. impr. act. irpdes,
~iru>. 2 a. ind. mid. irpodp.nv.
impr. irpoieo' opt. irpooip.nv inf.
irpoh&ai.
Upo'iTjixi, (fr. same, and Inpn to go)
IIPO
to proceed, advance. 2 a. ind. act.
irponv, -tis, -TJ.
Tlpotnri, Dor. for irpoiycri, 3 sin.
pres. ind.ofTrp<m7/u,*o send away.
npotxa, (fr. TpoJ( a gift) for no-
thing, gratis, gratuitously.
Upo~iKviouat, (fr. irpb before, and
licviouai to come) to come before,
arrive.
UpoiKrys, -ov, 6. (fr. next, or fr. irpb
before, and iKirys suppliant) a
beggar, mendicant, suppliant.
Upol\, and Upoi^,-Kbs, f/, (perhaps
fr. irpb before, and 5Va> to come)
a gift ; a portion, fortune.
Upoi^caBai, 1 f. inf. mid. of irpoiK-
veofiat. •
Tlpoi-mrcvu), (fr. npb before, and iir-
vivu) to ride, th. liriros a hdrse)
to ride before or in the front.
Tlpo'taob), (fr. 7rpo7(ca gratis, th.
7rpo?£ a gift) to bestow. Upo'taao-
fiai, and also Tlpottyyui, to re-
ceive freely, get gratis ; to ask
alms, beg.
Tlpotardftcvos, -y, "Ov, par. — Tlpoto
raaOat, inf. pres. mid of
Tlpotcryui, f. irpoaryao), p. irpotary
ku, (fr. irpb before, and lory pi to
stand ) lo prefer, choose ; to set
up, place before or in front ; to
stand at, by or over ; to suppli-
cate, entreat. UpoUra^ai, to set
forth, offer, propose ; to cloak,
cover, disguise, pretend, feign,
excuse ; to appoint, set over,
charge, give authority ; to prosti-
tute, expose; to manage, con-
duct, carry on, attend to. In 2
a. and per. act. and in pass.
to excel, surpass ; to preside,
rule, govern ; to defend, guard,
protect, maintain ; to execute,
discharge, Jill an office.
ITpofff^w, and Ilpoftr^o/iat, (fr.
same, and layta to hold) to
stretch forth or out, extend, pre-
sent ; to offer, propose ; to pre-
tend, feign.
ripojw^f, -ios, Att. -ceo?, i/, (fr. irpb
before, and iu>fi a shout) pursuit.
Up6Ka, (perhaps fr. same, and u>kvs
swift) quickly, suddenly, imme-
diately, directly.
UpoKa6taTT)K(ji)c, -via, -bs, par. per.
act. of irpoKaQiffTnyn.
T\poKaByyeop.ai -ovftni, f. -fiaofiai,
p. irpoKuQriyrinai, (fr. irpb before,
and fiyiofiai to lead) to lead the
way, conduct, go before, guide ;
to take the lead, direct, rule.
UpoKdOnfJiat, (fr. same, and KaBy/iai
to sit down) to sit before, preside,
rule over ; to protect, defend.
impf. ind. mid. irpatKaByuyv.
UpoicaOifa, (fr. same, and KuBitw
to sit down) to sit down, alight,
settle ; to preside, protect, de-
fend.
TlpoKaBiarypi, (fr. same, Kara ac-
cording, and larypu to set) to
appoint over, set before.
UpoKaXiouai, (fr. same, and ipcaX/w
to call) to call out or forth, chal-
lenge, provoke, irritate ; to insti-
gate, exhort, encourage ; to sum-
mon, invite.
(488)
IIPO
UpoKaXltyro, Ion. for irpocKaXl^sr;
3 sin. impf. of
UpoKaXl^oiiat, (fr. irpb before, and
KaXiu) to call) to call out, chal-
lenge, provoke, irritate.
ripoKaXoy/ievoj, -rj, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. of irpoKaXiouai.
UpoKd/jivu), (fr. irpb before, and icdfi-
vtt> to labour) to labour or weary
beforehand ; to toil for anothir. 2
a. par. act. npoKa^uv.
npoKdpnvos, -ov, 6, >i, (fr. same, and
Kapnvov the head) head-foremost,
headlong, praipUous.
UpoKarayyciXavrcs, n. pi. par. 1 a.
act. of
TIpoKarayyiWu), f. -rXS, p. irpoKa-
T»/yytX*n, (fr. irpb before, Kara
according, and ayy/XXw to bring
a message) to declare or speak
beforehand, or formerly ; to have
announced. 1 a. ind. act. rrpo-
Karr'iyytiXa. per. par. pass, vpo-
KaTnyy&nivoS'
UpoKardyo/iat, (fr. irpb before, and
Kardyu) to arrive, th. dyu to lead )
to make the port or anivr be fori.
1 f. ind. pass. irpoKUTaxQftaomu.
UpoKaraKXivouai, (fr. irpb before,
Kara down, and kXi'vw to recline)
to recline or sit down before, U
seated above.
UpoKara~XaPtiv, 2 a. inf. act. of
IIpoAfaraX«^/3avw, (fr. irpb before,
Kara intens. and Xa/i/fovw to
take) to lay hold on, get or seizt
before, preoccupy ; to anticipate
prevent.
UpoKaraXvm, (fr. same, and Xi5o> tc
dissolve) to overturn, dissolve oi
abolish before; to stop, put an
end to, end prematurely.
UpoKarapKrtKbs, -r), -bv, (fr. same,
and ap^r) the beginning) pri-
mary, first, principal, chief; pre-
ceding, previous.
UpoKarapri^w, f. -/aw, (fr. same,
and apri^ui to perfect, th. dpnos
entire) to prepare, make ready
or complete beforehand. 1 a. ind.
act. irpoKart'iprica' sub. irpoKa-
raprlaii).
UpoKarapriawai, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. act.
of last.
UpoKaraaKtvdfy, (fr. same, and
oKtvdfa to prepare, th. okcvt)
furniture) to prepare, furnish,
provide.
TlpoKaraoKipfoonai, (fr. same, and
oKip'pdu) to grow callous, th.
oKippos a hard sore) to grow hard
before, become inveterate.
HpoKaTti\nnuivn, n. fern. per. par.
pass. Att. of irpoKara\afi(idv<0.
UpOKaTtpxofiai, (fr. irpb before, Ka-
ra, down, and ip^ofxai to go) to
go down or descend before ; to go
before, precede ; to come before.
IIpoKarrjyyti\a, -as, -t, 3 pi. -1,-y-
yti\av, 1 a. ind. act. — Upo-
KarfiyyiXKa, -as, -c, per. ind.
act. — UpoKarriyy^uivos, -»,
-ov, par. per. pass, of irpoKaray-
yf'XXw.
UpoKarfiucvosi Ion. for npoKadtjpe-
vos, pres. par. mid. of irpoKadn-
uai.
npo
XlpoKarifyiv, Ion. for irpoicaBifyiv,
pres. inf. act. of vpoKadlCto.
UpoKarAitropai, (fr. irpb before, Ka-
ra intens. and orropat to see) to
go before in order to explore, send
to reconnoitre. 1 f. par. -nid.
irpoKaroipdnevos.
U.p6Ktipai,-aai, -rai, 1 f. irpoKiloo-
ftat, (fr. irpb before, and KeTpat to
ie) to He, be placed or set before,
be proposed or offered to, be set
forth cr displayed ; to be laid or
'stretched out ; to be present, at
hand ; to project, jut out, hang
over ; to guurd, protect, he op-
posed or set against ; to lie out,
be exposed or abandoned ; to bt
siluahd or lie, be at or near.
pres. inf. mid. -rpoKtioQai.
TlpoKiiutvog, -n, -ov, par. pres. mid.
— YlpoKcirat, -Ktivrai, 3 sin. and
pi. pres. ind. mid. of last.
WpoKacnpwypivog, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of irpoKrjpvcou).
YlpoKtKvpoipivog, -tj, -ov, par. per.
pass, of irpoKvpou).
YlpoKtvou) -w, (fr. 7Tod before, and
kcvou) to empty, th. Ktvbg empty)
to empty, drain or exhaust be-
fore ; to excavate, hollow.
YlpoKf)£tipoTovvuivos, -n, -ov, par.
pres. pass, of -rrpoKtipoToviu).
UpoKijpv^avreg, n. pi. par. 1 a. act.
of
UpoKrjpvvcrii), and Att. -rro), f. -fw,
p. irpoKtKr'ipv^a, (fr. vpb before,
and Krjpv(T(Tia to proclaim, th. Kfj-
pu£ a crier) to announce, pro-
claim or publish beforehand ; to
preach or declare before ; to
warn, predict, foretell, foreshow.
1 a. ind. act. irpotK^pv^a. per.
ind. pass. itpoKZKfipvypai.
HpoKivo'vvtvto, f. -tvaw, (fr. same,
and KivSvvivo) to venture, th.
Kivhvog danger) to be foremost in
fizht, encounter danger, face the
foe; to expose, risk or venture
for ; to protect, guard, maintain.
TIpoK\en$, -hog -iovg, b, Procles, a
'man's name.
nooKXvdeig, -eiaa, -ev, 1 a. par.
pass, of izpoKa\iopai.
TlpdicXnoig, -tog, Att. -tug, r„ (fr.
same) provocation, challenge, de-
fiance ; a summons, citation ; se-
curity, bail ; a condition, terms.
TlpoK^vrbg, -oT>, o, »/, (fr. -rrpb before,
and kXvo) to hear) heard of, cele-
brated, known ; of old, ancient,
former.
WpoKoirhi -*??, 17, (fr. next) progress,
proficiency, improvement ; suc-
cess; profit, advantage, increase,
addition ; promotion ; income,
revenue.
TlpoKdtCTO), f. -1I/0;, p. TrpoKfKo<pa,(fr.
irpb forward, and (corrw to cut)
to make way, get forward, pro-
ceed, advance ; to improve, grow
better, amend ; to succeed, pros-
per, impf. act- ToufKo-Tov. 1 a.
ind. act. rpoeKo-^a. ycr. ind. mid.
rpoKiKO-za.
ripoKd^ovGi, or -<7iv, 3 pi. 1 f. ind.
act. of last.
UpiKptpia, -a roc. rb, (fr. ne.\T) p»*-
SQ
npo
ference, election, choice ; preju-
dice, prepossession.
TlpoxpTvu), (fr. irpb before, and Kplvw
to judge) to prefer, judge better,
think superior ; to select, choose ;
to prejudge, determine before-
hand ; to judge openly. Upo-
Kpivouai, to excel, surpass, ex-
ceed.
npoxptcig, -iog, Att. -tug, f), (fr.
last) preference, choice ; preju-
dice, prepossession.
YIpoicpooGog, -n, -ov, (fr. irpb for,
and Kpoaabg a fringe, or Kpoaaal a
staircase) in regular succession,
one after another, in front of
each other ; said of ships formed
in line ahead.
TlpoKvirro), (fr. irpb forward, and
kvtttu) to bend) to stoop, bend or
lean forward ; to come out in a
stooping posture, creep out ; to
burst forth.
TlpoKvpdu), f. -wow, p. irpoKtKvpoiKa,
(fr. irpb before, and Kvp6io to ra-
tify, th. Kvpog authority) to con-
firm, sanction or ratify before.
per. par. pass. irpoKticvpvuivog,
-n, -ov.
TlpoKVtov, -ovoc, b, (fr. irpb before,
and icvuv the dog) Lat. Pro-
cyon, name of a star which
rises before the Dog star ; a
hound.
WpoKtZpiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
kwuos a song) a prelude, sym-
phony.
UpoKuirog, -ov, 6, ft, (fr. same, and
kotttu) to cut) foremost ; ready,
prepared. Subs, a foremost
rower, any rower.
\\po\a\iw, (fr. same, and XaX/w to
talk) to talk, prate, chatter.
UpoXaupdvw, f. mid. irpo\)']\popai,
p. irpoXiXnQa, Att. irpoci\r]<(>a,(ir.
same, and Xapfidvu) to take) to
take, get or seize before another ;
to do any thing beforehand, an-
ticipate ; to overtake, surprise,
prevent. 2 a. ind. act. irpoiXd-
00V, -£?,-£.,
UpoXtyu), (fr. same, and X/yw to
speak or choose) to tell before-
hand, forewarn, predict, fore-
tell ; to publish, proclaim ; to
choose beforehand. 2 a. ind. act.
irpofXtyov.
npoXtnrw, f. -xpo>, (fr. rod before,
and XejVw to leave) to leave,
abandon, forsake ; to fail, faint.
2 a. ind. act. irpoiXtirov, 2 a. ind.
mid. irpoc\tir6p.nv. per. ind. mid.
7rpoX/Xoi7ra.
UpoXeXeyphcg, -n, -ov, per. par.
pass, of irpo\iyo).
YlpoXtXoiiroreg, n. pi. par. per. mid.
of irooXdnto.
npoXfo-%7?v£i5w, (fr. irpb before, and
Xtaxnvtvto to talk) to talk, chat
or converse before.
rfpoX^viov, -ov, to, (fr. irpb before,
and X77VOC a wine press) a wine
press ; cavity or vat to receive the
wine from the press.
Ylpo\ij(pQw, -hg, -r), 1 a. sub. pass.
of TTooXnupivw.
np6\r;-J.ig, -tec. Art. -c.,.^ £ (fr.
(439)
npo
irpd before, and \au($dvw to take)
anticipation, preconceived opi-
nion, supposition, presumption ;
a taking or seizing beforehand ;
Prolepsis, a figure in oratory.
IIpoX<7r6'v0' and ripoX^vr' for irpo-
Xivovra, a. sin. or neut. pi. Or
for npoXtndvTt, n. dual, of
IlpoXnrwi/, -ovca, -ov, 2 a. par. act.
of irpoXdvu).
Up6\o(iog, -ov, 6, (fr. irpb before,
and Xa/i/?ai'w to take) the craw
or first stomach of birds.
TlpdXoyog, -ov, 6, a man's name.
npouddtta, -ag, a, Dor. for irpoufi*
Beta.
T\pop.aQtiv, 2 a. inf. act. of vpouav-
ddvw.
Upouddtvg, Dor. for TlpounQtvg.
UpduaXog, -ov, >/, (fr. 7rpd intens.
and uaXbg for auaXbg soft) the
agnus caslus or tamarisk.
Hpouav6dvu>, (fr. same, and uav-
ddvu) to learn) to learn before. 2
a. ind. act. irpofpdOov.
IJpouavTcvopai, fr. same, and uav-
Tivouai, which see. impf. mid.
irpotuavrtvounv, -ov, -tro.
TIpopapTvpofnat, f. -ovpai, (fr. same,
and uaprvpouat to testify, th.
udorvp a witness) to witness
beforehand, declare, denounce^
warn. par. pres. mid. irpopap-
rvpduevog, -n, -ov. 1 a. ind. mid.
irpocuaprvpdunv, -w, -aro.
Upoudrup, -opog, ft, (fr. same, and
urjrrip a mother) a grandmother,
female ancestor.
Upo/ia^iu) -u>, f. -rjau>, p. irpoueud-
^n>ca, (fr. same, and udxn a
attle) to fight for, contend,
maintain, defend, support.
IIpa^a^£(iv, -uh'oc, 6, Ion. for irpo-
p.ax^v.
Upouax'i^y f. -Yffw, same as Trpo-
fidxouat.
TIpopax°ig, and Ion. ttpoudxoiet,
d. pi. of np6uaxog.
TlpoudXouat, f. -fjcouat, (fr. uph
before, and uaxop.ai to fight)
to fight before or in front ; to
fight for, defend, maintain.
Tlpdudxog, -ov, b, f), (fr. same) in
front of the battle, foremost, who
fights in front, of the first line,
an advanced guard ; a cham-
pion, warrior.
npoudxwv, g. pi. of last, also
Ylpofidxwv, -wvog, b, (fr. irpb before,
and pdxouai to fight) a defence,
fortification, bulwark, fortress.
Hpouc\trdu) -w, f. -7/(rcj, p. vpout"
pt\errj>ca, (fr. same, and ptXerdu)
to mind, th. piXei it concerns)
to premeditate, think, determine
or arrange beforehand, forecast ;
to practise, play a prelude or
flourish of music, pres. inf. act.
irpo/ieXtrdciv -Sv. 1 a. ind. act.
irpoeutXirnaa.
Ylpouepiuvdre, 2 pi. cont. prei.
impr. act. of
Tlpopepipvdiji -£>, f. -f/ffw, p. iroo/ie-
uepiuvnica, (fr. irpd before, and
piptuva anxiety) to apprehend,
be apprehensive, be anxious or
solicitous beforehand.
npo
TIpSutrpos, -ov, b, /;, (fr. same, and
'uirpiv measure) tall, lofty, high.
WpoptTuiitibiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same,
and ftiru>irov the forehead) an
ornament or defence for the
forehead of a horse ; a frontal or
frontlet ; skin of the forehead.
Tlpour/Beta, and -Bia, -as, and Ion.
n.O!>nnddn and -din, -if, »'/, (fr.
irifAnOfif provident) foresight,
forecast ; carefulness, v>arincss,
circumspection, precaution ; pru-
dence, discretion, wisdom ; pro-
vidence, guardianship ; care,
anxiety ; regard, esteem, consi-
deration, respect.
TipoinBtop.ii -ovftat, (fr. same) to
pro ride for, take care of, regard,
mind.
Tlpofinticvs, -ios, Att. -/u»f, b, Pro-
metheus, a man's name.
TipounBtis, -hs -ov;, b, $, (fr. rob
bef>re, and unSos care) provi-
dent, careful, prudent, uiise,
cautious, circumspect.
YlpiunvuM, f. -vau), p. Tpoutunvvica,
(fr. same, and unvvu> to signify)
to signify beforehand, show, de-
clare, divulge or disclose before.
Tlpr>i*ty?ivtii, 2 a. inf. pass, of
npifiiyvuui, (fr. irpb before, and
uiyvvut to mix) to mix with, in-
trigue or be concerned with be-
fore.
Tlpiuivnarpia, -as, f), (fr. irpb for
and pvdouai to woo) courting
for another, matchmaker, pro-
curer.
UpifinXi u> -u5, (fr. rp) before, and
uo\iu) to go) to go forth, pro-
ceed.
npouoXfi, -?i$, //, (fr. same) a vesti-
bule, porch.
Ttp6uos,-ov, b, »'/,cont. for rotuayos*
Upvavp&Xfm -ui,(fr. rpb in defence
or, vivs a ship, and udyouat to
fight) to Jig ht for at sea.
Tlpivn iv, -ov, rb, Ion. npovfjtov, (fr.
tot before, and vab; a temple)
porch of the temple.
Tlp>viu<o, or rTp'HWjiw, (^r. too for-
ward anl vf/iw to pasture) to
distribute, give, bestow ; to go
forward as in grazing, advance,
proceed.
Tlo>voel, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
of
Tlpovofu) -5, f. -»';tu), p. TTonvtv6r)Ka,
and -hfin -oTi/xai, (fr. -rob be-
fore, and voiu) to think) to see,
know or perceive beforehand ; to
provide, take thought or care for
beforehand ; to study, mind,
regard, pres. inf. act. rpovotiv.
pres. inf. pass. roovoiioBai -tia-
B.ji.
Tipivif), ->is, '/, a woman's name.
Ufovofaae, -aoa, -av, 1 a. par. act.
of iroovofu).
TlpovortrtKbc, -r), -bv, (fr. npovofw
to provide) provident, careful,
thoughtful.
Tlpovoia, -at, Ion. -in, -ns, r), (fr.
samn) foresight, providence, care,
though'fulness ; prudence, dis-
cretion, wisdom.
HpavOf.\ 'w, f. -evaw, (fr. next) to
npo
go out for forige, plunder, take
booty, lead away captive.
Tlpnvofif), -rjc, if, (fr. npb before, and
viuu to pasture) forage; plun-
dering, ravaging; booty, plun-
der ; captivity.
Tlpovoovutvos, par. pres. mid. cont.
— Upovoouat, 3 pi. pres. ind. act.
cont. — Upovoovvros, g. sin. pres.
par. act. cont. of irpovoiw.
ITpovovunvia, -as, r), (fr. rpb be-
fore, v/oj new, and urjvrj the
moon) the day before the new.
moon
npnvtumov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
<2n£ the face) the entrance, porch
vestibule.
TlpoviZ, Poet, for wpb vvicrbs, before
night.
Tlpb(, rpoxbs, b or f), a fawn ; a
doe, hind, roe.
rif)o^£t/w-<i,(fr. irprfftvojastrannor)
to be a public guest ; to enter-
tain or be entertained at tlie pub-
lic expense or in the name of the
state ; to procure, provide, fur-
nish ; to interfere, arbitrate, set-
tle or arrange accounts, interest
or other disputed matters.
npn^tvnrns, -ov;b, (fr. same) a pub-
lic entertainer, an officer to lodge
ambassadors, Sic. ; a purveyor ;
a broker, scrivener, drawer of
contracts ; an accountant, who
calculates interest, &c. an um-
pire, referee ; a manager, con-
ductor, matchmikcr.
\~[po£tvia, -as, f], (fr. same) hospi-
tality, public entertainment^ re-
ception of ambassadors, &c. ;
agency, interference, manage-
ment, brokerage.
TlpS^cvos, -ov, b, '), (fr. rob intens.
an 1 livos a guest) a public en-
tertainer, who receives ambassa-
dors, &c. ; a foreign minister so
entertained, public guest ; a con-
sul, a°enl ; a broker, manager,
matchmaker ; a friend, compa.
nion, acquaintance.
Tlooob'tvu), (fr. npb before, and bficvuy
to travel, th.' bobs the road) to
go on, travel or p'iss before.
TlpyoSriybs, -ov, b, //, (fr. same, b8bs
the road, and dyu> to lead) a
lealer, guide, conductor, escort,
TlpooSotiDpiu) -<3, (fr. same, and
rooos a passage, th. riiput to pass
through) to clear the viay be-
fore.
Upoor)niroun} -w, (fr. same, and roiim
to make) to prepare the road,
go before, make way ; to open,
clear, make ready ; to cause, ef-
fect, bring about ; to set an ex-
ample, be a pattern.
llpoobos, -ov, fj, (fr. same) a going,
marching, progress. Adj. -ov,
6, t), a person sent forward,
scout.
npomuiavr), 2 sin. 1 f. mid. of
Wpooimd^o or -d^ofiai, Atl. <I>0<?<-
uid^it), (fr. next) to make a pre-
amble ; preface, premise.
Ylpooipitov, Att. <ppoiuiov, -ov, rb,(fr
npo
troduction ; a prelude, overture ;
an authoritative speech, proverb,
adase, wise saying ; a promise,
profession.
npooiunv. -oio, -oiYo, 2 a. opt. mid.
tnui.
• >;, -a, -ov, (fr. next) to be
foreseen.
IJpodxrofiai, (fr. vpb before, and
dirrouai to see) to foresee.
Ilp'ioTTTos, -ov, b, 17, (fr. last) fore-
seen ; clear, evident, manifest.
ripoopdu) -u, (fr. rpb before, and
bpdu> to see) to see before, fore-
st e ; to provide for. per. art.
Att. irponltpuKa, par. npocwp nciLj,
-via, -6s. impf. mid. irpowpa<$-
unv -tltfinv.
Tlpoopi^u), f. -taia, p. wpodoiKa, (fr.
. and 6o;£u> to determine,
th. bpds a boundary) to decree
or ordain be forehand, foreordain,
appoint, determine. 1 a. act.
ind.
npoupioa.
Tlpinpiaas, -aoa, -av, act. — - Ilpoo-
pioQus, -uca, -ev, n. pi. -Oii/res,
. la. par. of last.
Wp6ov, for ttpitoo vpdeo wpSov, 2 a.
impr. mid. ofirprinui.
YIpooQriXdutvos, -n, -ov, pres. par.
pass, of
npoo<pei\u), (fr. rpb before, and
o<pri\<i> to owe) to owe before ; to
bring in debt, cause to owe ; to
injure, wrong.
TlpoiraQuvrcs, n. pi. par. 2 a. act.
of
«-po7rrtff^w.
Ylo6ri\, neut. of np6iras.
UpbiraTTiros, -ov, 0, (fr. irpb before,
and ndirnns a grandfather) a
great grandfather, forefather,
ancestor.
nooTTapoiOc, (fr. same, and irdpotdev
in front) before, forwards, in
front of; conspicuously.
ripiTjf, -,10a, -av, (fr. irpb before,
and -raj all) universal, all,
whole.
Upozda^to, f. mid. -irelaofiat, p.
mid. -TTiiruvOa, (fr. same, and
irnV^w to suffer) to suffer or ex-
perience before ; to have been
wronged. 2 a. act. ind. -upotiri-
dov' par. -rpoTra8u)v, -ovaa, -6v.
II05T itu)o, -opos, 0, (fr. irpb before,
and *arr\o a father) a »c
ther, forefather, ancestor.
Tlpdnetpa, -as, t), (fr. same, and
nc7pa an attempt) a previous at-
tempt, trial, experiment.
TJot-zifiTTij), f. -i^/cd, p. Trpoirirrrucba,
(fr. irob before, and r//i7ru> to
send ) to send before or forward ;
to conduct or bring forward
with honour ; to wait on, attend,
accompany. 1 a. act. ind. -rpoi-
ntuipa' impr. irp6irz\tdjnv, -art'
sub. TTpotr(p\p(i>, -ns , -n. 1 a. pass,
ind. irpotTrintpdnv, -ns* -n.
rLpoTriu<p&uS) -zioa, -ev, n. pi. -Biv-
tis, par. — TJpoKtu<pdr}vai, inf. 1
a. pass, of last.
Ilpoff£T£uo-^fi'oj or npofftruoT/JVof,
-n, -ov, per. par. pass, of irpo-
rvvBivouai.
nporc7rio»cd)f, -via, -bs, per. par.
7rpu before, and oiun a path) an
opening, preface, preamble, in-\ act. of irponivu).
(490)
npo
npo
Upoxtrivra, a. sin. 2 a. par. act. I ready, willing, prompt
of Tfoxirrw.
UpoviTua, -as, fi, (fr- Tpoxtrfit
'steep) rashness, termerity, preci-
pitance, pertness, sauciness ; pro-
pensity, inclination.
TLprrtrls and IJpoxmSj, (fr. same)
rashly, inconsiderately , violently.
Uporert}, cont. for -Ha, a. sin. of
IIpoTcrfc, -ioi -o?s, b, q, (fr. xob be-
fore, and trui same as iti-r^ to
fall) inclined, leaning down,
precipitous, steep, headlong ; pre-
cipitute, rash, inconsiderate, has-
ty, violent ; forward, bold, petu-
lant.
II oorrrwj, (fr. last) precipitately,
rashly, hastily.
UpozefptCfiiva. Dor. for rpoxt-
toaopiva, pi. neut. per. par.
pass, of -o:coi^-}ftat.
Hooxncdu) -<5, (fr. jtoo forward, and
Tnbd'i to leap) to leap forward
or before.
npornXaKi^u, (fr. rpd intens. and
s^Awffw to dirty, th. ^Xdjinud)
to daub with dirt ; to insult, re-
proach, revile ; to abuse, treat ill. Ilpo-tL\ris, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
1 a. par. pass. T?pcTn\aKiodtlc, vwXita to sell) a merchant, whole-
-tlca,-h. sole dealer, Jir st seller.
Ilporow, (fr. rod before, and vino Upooht, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act
to drink) to drink to one, drink — Uoopioiri, d. sin. cont. par
. kind,
benevolent,
, 6, j^, (fr. -pd
intens. and tro/jwtf steep) steep,
precipitous, inclined, sloping ;
leaning forward, prostrate ; wil-
ling, ready, prompt ; prone, pro-
pense, disposed tr .
IlooirpQKv\hcc}tai, (fr.rpo before, re-
peated for emphasis, and icv\iv-
c'ui, same as /cuXiw to roll) to roll
or fall at the feet, embrace the
knees, supplicate, pray, entreat.
Hoo-zpvuvos, -ov, b, r), (fr» same,
and -xpifiva the stern) before the
stern, all before the poop ; total ;
ruinous, destructive.
UpoTervm, (fr. same, and irrvw to
spit) to spit out, spew forth.
fjpoirruxnj, -to j, Att. -£wj, r\, (fr.
same, and irrou) for n'rrrw to fall)
a fall, slip ; a falling down,
prostration.
Ilpo-i\aiov and Up6rrv\ov, -ov, to,
(fr. same, and rCXri a door) a
court-yard; an outer gate, porch,
portico ; a hall, vestibule
pres. act. of
Ilooo/aj or Upoppiw, f. -tvcu),p. rrpo-
fppcvKa,(lr. -rod before, and pita to
flow) to run or gush out, spring ;
to flow forward, rush on.
health, pledge ; to deliver up, be-
tray.
Upo-irrrovrts, n. pi pres. par. act.
of
Upon'*-™, (fr. rpi before, and -[-
ro; to fall) to fall or bemi forward, \ Hoop^im, f. -i'ou, p. -rooeppnta, and
fall in front of or before ; fall Att. -oodorjKa, (fr. same, and
down before, supplicate. pita to speak) to say before, fore- \ to sing) to sing to.
Uporoci^to, f. -{<rw, (fr. xpb before, I tell ; to speak out, declare. \Tlpoaaipiu) -w, f. -fcru), (fr. same,
and rocf£u> to go, th. tov$ a foot) \Wp6ppnais, -10c, Att. -foj?, q, (fr. and uipf'u) to take) to choose or
to go forward, proceed, advance, same) a prophecy, oracle ; a pro-' pick out, select; to adopt, take
step on. clamation, denunciation, warn- to ; to add, increase. 2 a. ind.
npo
Upovdyayt, impr Tlpooaydytiv,
inf. — Ylpoayayovrcs, n. pi. par.
— Upocaydyu, -»/y, -n, sub. 2 a.
act. Att. redupl Upocdyttv,
pres. inf. act. of irpoodyui.
TlpocayyiWui, f. -ayytXu, p. vpoe-
/,yy£A*a,(fr. vpos to, and 0.) yf'AAw
to tell) to tell or deliver a mes-
sage to, announce, declare, in-
form ; to denounce a curse.
WcoaayoQtvBz c, par. 1 a. pass, of
rpocayopcv w .
UpooayopcvrtKOs, -r), -ov, (fr. next)
pertaining to salutation, congra-
tulatory.
Tlpocayoptvu, f. -nVu, p. -Kpocvyd-
pevica, (fr. rpcj to, and «ycp£t'«
to harangue, th. ayopa the mar-
ket) to spea/c to, address, salute ;
to name, call. pass, ir^oauyopfvo-
/ia*, -j], -cTai, 1 a. ind. pass.
■xpocqyaptvdnv, -n<, -n.
Upocayw, f. -^o), p. a-poaij^a, (fr.
■rpdj to, and a'yw to lead) to lead,
bring or move to; to draw to
one's self, attract allure, entice,
win, bring over ; to subdue, bring
under the power of; to approach
to, take, use. 2 a. act. Att. re-
dupl. ind. Tpoavydyov sub. r.p c-
aydyut, -nc,-n' par. vpoaayaywv.
Upooayuiyr), -r)$, 1/, (fr. last) ap-
proach, access, introduction ;
bringing to, joining to ; allure-
ment, persuasion.
Hpoadyxvpi, (fr. rpoj to, and dy»
vt/ii to approach) to approach,
draw near.
Tlpocaeiiu), (fr. rpo? to, and aciiut
B - iiu -w, (fr. same, and s-otfwi ing.
to do) to do first or before another. I npdpp«£of and ITpo'ppi^of, -ov, 0, »/,
11^ - y^oi, (fr. same, and rcAAoij (fr. too "mtens. and pi^a a root) fcy
g. of roXis- much, viz. ^poioj the roots, wholly, totally, utterly.
time) fon» aeo, a /ong- time past. Tloos, a preposition governing the
IIpoxjXoj, -ov, 0, t), (fr. same, and
- to be conversant with) a
minister, servant, attendant.
Hpovou-ziiu), f. -£viru>, (fr. too be-
fore, and -roprrcvu) to go in a pro-
cession) to go before, lead or con-
duct a profession; to march or
carry in proression.
Upovoft-f], -5$, r„ (fr. same, and
■wop-sii a procession) escort, at
tendance, conveyance ; a retinue,
train.
- . -:v, 0, ;/, (fr. same)
leading a procession, attending,
escorting. Subs, a lictor, attend-
ant.
npo-op'-iopai, f. -txc>jfiai,V>. - - -
ropaifiai, (fr. rpo before and -xo-
ptvu to pass) to precede, march
or go before.
UpoTcopevcjj, 2 sin. -covrat, 3 pi. 1
f. ind. mid. of last.
nporparru), (fr. rpj before, and
xpdrTW to do) to do, act or per-
form beforehand ; to be the first
g. d. a. cases, with the g. from,
°^ °fi tyi by means of, because
of; at, close by, nigh, near, to-
wards ; for, on account of; for,
instead of; the part or duty of ;
to, at, with ; before, in presence
of; by, in the name of; with
the d. near, close by, at, to,
against : in, among, u-ith ; be-
yond, beside, moreover, in addi-
tion to ; with the a. into, to-
wards, to, unto, against, in, at,
with, along with, between, a-
act. Trpo<r£?Xoi, -f?, -£• inf. rpaoc-
Xt?v. 2 a. ind. mid. 7rpoff£iXo//i7v.
npoc-atr/w -w, f. -r}ato, p. Tipoci'inj-
Ka, (fr. irpdj to, and airen) to ask)
ro ask earnestly, beg ; to usk alms.
Upooairns, -ov, e, (fr. same) a beg-
gar.
UpocaiTuv, par. pres. act. cont. of
TOJaaireui.
Upooaicrioi, -a, -ov, (fr. irpocdyui to
lead to) to be led to, &c. accord-
ing to the verb.
ripooaAn'ow, (fr. s-pdj to, and a\d-
<*)U) to anoint) to anoint over,
bedaub, besmear.
Upocaurijjouai, (fr. same, andn^f/-
/3w to answer) to answer, reply
to do, execute or make ; to do or Tip mdfifiSrov, -ov, to, (fr. vpo be
perform for. j fore, anci "Ed^uTov th*> Sabbath)
Uporpcuu, -iwi, o, r„ imfc'awf,) tk& dagf bqfare the Saobatk.
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to.
mong ; by means of, on account[.T\pocape\yuy, (fr. vpos besides, and
of, through; about, of or con-\ api\yu) to milk) to milk also,
cerning ; on account of , for the Upacaixvvu, (fr. same, and auvviit
sake of, in comparison ; accord- to assist) to give assistance, aid,
ing to or as, for, instead of. \ help.
npo? for rpocin, more, moreover, TlpoeavafSalvu, (fr. xpos to, aid up,
beside. Efpoj ri;for what ? why ? and 0aivw to go) to go up to ; to
wherefore ? IIpoj opQrrv or opbdc, ascend, go up higher. 2 a. ind.
strait, direct. Yloos Kaipdv, sea- act. vpoaavt^rtv, -nc, -n' impr.
irpocavdtSndi, Att. itpoaavd(iuOi%
Apoc. ltpoaavd^a.
Hpoedvd(Saais, -io«, A!t. -tuc, //, (fr.
same) a going vp, an ascent.
Wpooavd^vBt, 2 a. impr. act* ci
xpooruvi&uivw
sonnbly. ITpoj a&ooiwav, briefly,
slightly, transiently. ITpof atpdo-
!• abundance, plentifully .
ITPO
ITPO
Tlpoffavaipiui -to, (fr. irpbi to, ava TlpoadvTCi, -coi -ovi, b, r), (fr. r-pAj
up, and alpiuj to take) to cut off
also, kill, slaughter ; to take or
put away, rtmove ; to reply fur-
ther, explain, enlarge ; to under-
take further, take upon beside. 2
a. ind. act. npoaavtlXov.
Hpocava\iyouai, (fr. same, and
X/vw to say) to ryeat, recite,
relate further, mention again.
Tlpjoava\laKu>, f. irpoaavaXuou), p.
irpo<Tav>')\ii>Ka, (fr. irpbi to, and
ava\(<TKu> to spend, th. uX/<tk(i> to
take) to lay out, disburse, ex-
pend upon, consume entirely. 1
a. ind. act. npoaavnXuaa.
HpooavuXuxrai, -aoa, -av, par. 1 a.
act. of last.
Upoaavairavu, f. -<ru>, p. -utiravKa,
(fr. irpbi to, and nvairavu) to give
rest, th. Trnud) to stop) to let rest,
make cease, refresh. Ylpotrava-
iravouat, to take rest, get repose,
be refreshed, per. ind. pass.
irpooavairiiravopai.
TlpoaavanipirXnpi, (fr. irpbi to, ava
up, and iriuir\npi same as ir\ijdu>
to fill) to Jill up, glut, satiate.
Jlpo<ravair\r)pot>ou, n. fern. cont.
par. pres. act. of
Upo<ravair\vp6u) -u>, f. -wau>, (fr.
same, ana ir\np6u> to fill) to fill
up, supply, give abundantly '
a. ind. act. irpoaaveirX/jpuioa.
Upnoavaoirdut -u>, f. -dan), (fr. same,
and oirdu) to draw) to tear or
root up, shatter, break in pieces
convulse, rend asunder. 1 a
ind. pa3s. irpionvtairdodriv.
Tlpooavarldrtiu, (fr. same, and rlOn-
pi to place) to lay upon, impose
beside. XlpoaavarlQcpat, to im
part, communicate, confer, con
suit with ; to inform, acquaint,
give or gain knowledge ; to un-
dertake, take upon, engage,
Upoiravarpirij}, (fr. same, and rpr-mo
to turn) to subvert besides, over-
turn, overthrow
TUpoaava<pfp(o, (fr. same, anH <pfpu)
to bring) to bring again, offer be-
side ; to relate, tell moreover
UpoaavtipaTrofii^u), f. -lau), p. -nfipa-
iroStica, (fr. irpbi to, and avcpdito-
Sov a slave) to enslave also.
Tlpoaavtdfpnv, 1 sin. -idevro, 3 pi.
2 a. ind. mid. of irpocravaridnpt.
TIpotTavznh'ipuaav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind.
act. of irpoaavairXrjpou}.
Tlpoaavrpiru), (fr. irpbi to, ava up,
and eprru) to creep) to creep up to,
steal into, crawl or get through ;
to insinuate ; to creep or crawl
over.
HpooavtffirdaQnv, -rji, -rj, m 3 pi.
-dnaav, 1 a. ind. pass, of irpoa-
avaairdw.
Ilpocravris, -ios -ovg, b, r), Dor. for
irponrivfis.
Tipoaavoiyu), (fr. irpbi to, and avotyu)
to open) to open to, lay open,
uncover, disclose ; to open wider.
Upoaai-oiKO&opiu) -w, (fr. npbi to,
ava up, and oiKotopiio to build,
wh. fr. oIkos a house, and Sfpu) to
found) to build or add to, build
up against ; to repair y rebuild.
to, and avrd for avri against) up
hill, steep, rising, ascending ;
arduous, difficult ; adverse, op-
posed to
Tlpoaana%, (fr. same, and 5»a£
one) once, once only, once for all.
Upocairc X/w -w. f. -T)ad), (fr. same,
and airti\iut to threaten, th,
aireih) a threat) to add threats ,
to threat, menace, threaten vio-
lently or repeatedly. 1 f. ind.
mid. irpooairctX/jffoftai. 1 a. mid.
ind. irooanirr.tXriodpvv.
TlpooaittiXnadptvoi, -n, -ov, par. 1
a. mid. of last.
Tlpormirlicrtiva, -«$, -c, 1 a. ind.
act. of irpoaairoKTttvo).
YlpoaairodvrjoKw, (fr. irpbi to, aro
from, and §vi}cnc<i> to die) to die
also.
Upooairoicrtlvu), (fr. same, and ktcI-
vu) to kill) to slay also, kill too.
UpoaarrdWvpi, f. -iau), p. -airuiXc-
Ka, (fr. irpbi besides, enrb intens.
and 6\\vpi to destroy) to perish
along with ; to destroy also, ruin
or desolate moreover.
TlpoaairoXuv, -ovaa, -ovv, in n. pi.
-ovvrt i, par. 2 f. act. of last.
XlpnaavooriWu), (fr. irobi beside,
airb from, and otAXw to send) to
send also away, put out of the
way ; to dismiss or discharge be-
side.
Ylpoodirrw, f. -\pu>, (fr. npbs to, and
airru to fit) to ft on, fasten to ;
to annex, append, affix, attach
to ; to touch, land or arrive at ;
to apply, put or lay on ; to as-
cribe, attribute, assign.
Ilpooanttidfut -d, (fr. irpbi to, airb
from, and w0/w to drive away)
to drive away also, expel beside.
Upoaapdrruj, (fr. irpbi to, and apda-
o-o) to strike) to dash, strike or
hit against.
npoaapt'iptTat,3 sin. pres. ind. mid.
of
TTpoffapfpouai, fr. irpoadpnpa, per.
mid. Att. of -npoadpu), which
see.
Ylpooapripdra, a. sin. or n. pi. neut.
of irpocapnp&i, Att. redupl. for
irpoffvpws, per. par. mid. of irpoa-
tiou).
Ylpooappdfa, (fr. irpbi to, and appS-
£u> to fit) toft to or on, apply to ;
to adapt, suit, accommodate.
Upoaaprdo), (fr. same, and aprdu)
to suspend) to suspend to, hang
upon.
TIpooapu), (fr. same, and dpu) to fit)
to cling, fasten on or join to ; to
adapt, suit, accommodate, per.
ind. mid. irpncrjpa, Att. irpoodo*i-
pa' par. irpooapnp&s.
Tlpoffavyd^u), (fr. same, and avydfyo
to shine upon, th. avyr) splen-
dour) to glance at, eye, behold,
view ; to face, front.
TlpoaavSdio -<o, (fr. same, and av-
<5aw to speak) to speak to, address.
Hpo<jav\tu), (fr. same, and av\fu
to play on the flute, th. avXo? a
flute) to play on the fate
play for.
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npo
Tlpoerafoc'evii), (fr. same, and aifte*
Sevw to empty the bowels) to east
one's self.
Tlpofffidlvu), (fr. same, and /?a/v«
to go) to go to, approach, draw
near, advance ; to ascend, climb
up, mount.
npoff/3aXXw,(fr. same, and /3u'XXw to
throw) to affix, fasten, rivet ; to
move or Itrin^ to, apply, add, an-
nex ; to dam. hit, strike or throw
against or on ; to arrive at, draw
near, approach ; to rush upon,
charge, assail, attack, make a
ehatgtot breach; taengage,fight ;
to utter, inveigh against, brand.
stigmatize ; to reprove, chide,
rlirrk, chastise, curb, restrain ; to
illuminate, throw light or shed
rni/s on. g. pi. pres. par. act.
irpoaj3a\\6i>ru)v.
llpoa(iui,'2 a. par. act.ofrrpoff^u/va;.
npdaflaais, -joj, Att. -£a)f, »;, (fr.
vpoofialiKi) to ascend) an ascent,
going up, approach, access.
T\poo(iaaKdi>iov, see npofiaoicdviov.
ripoff/?t/?«Tw, f. -dcu), (fr. npbs to,
and ilipd^u) to cause to go) to
move forward, advance ; to im-
p<l, drue forward, hurry ; to in-
cite, force, persuade.
rTpoff/JXfVw, (fr. same, and jSX/tto)
to look) to look at or on, view;
to regard ; to look or appear.
npoa-pXrirbi, see irpo(i\rir6c.
Hlpo(r(i(>\>i, -fji, /}, (fr. irpoafidWu) to
fasten) an adding or putting to
or in ; an application, joining,
addition ; an embrace ; a cast,
throw glance, stroke, infliction ;
an arrival, approach ; a charge,
attack, assault, battle, engage-
ment ; a blockade, siege.
Ylpocr^dXaxrii, -toj, Att. -£u»f, //, (fr.
same) an attack, charge, shock ;
a crash, grating.
TlpoaycXdu) -uj, (fr. -rrpbg to, and ye-
Xaw to laugh) to laugh at, smile
on.
Tlpocylvopai or -ylyvopat (fr. same,
and yivouat to be) to be with,
join myself to, unite with, in-
crease ; to arrive at ; to happen,
befall; to come upon, surprise.
ripoaSairavdu) -5, (fr. irpbi more-
over, and bairavdu) to spend) to
spend besides, lay out moreover
1 a. act. ind. i:poct^arrdvr\ua.
TlpoffSairav/iffO), -tjs, -v, 1 a. sub.
act. of last.
Tlp6a6typa, -tiros, rb, (fr. irpocrSf
"Xppai to receive) a reception,
llpoai er)g, -eog -ovs,^b, i), (fr. irpbi
besides, and Se7 it is necessary)
wanting besides, in want of
needy.
Tlpoaiu, (fr. same) it is moreover
necessary.
TIpoaSziKviipt, (fr. irpbi besides, and
otiKvvpi to show) to show more-
over.
TlpoahtKopai, Ion. for irpoahi^ouai.
TlpoaitKrbi, -r), -bv, (fr. irporshiyji-
pat to receive) accepted, accept-
able, agreeable, pleasing.
toJlO'>criKc(dpnoi,-ri-ov,par. — TlpoaM-
fyadai, inf. — Upoa6i^u>8e, 2 pL
npo
impr. — U.poff8f^rj<rQt, 2 pi. sub.
1 a. mid. of npoa8i^uixai.
ilpoaSfofiai, (fr. irpbs besides, and
8tl it is necessary) to want more,
stand in need of something else,
require in addition, pres. inf.
7rpo(7<5fi<r0a« -tlaOai' par. vpoafoo-
utvos-
HpucrSipKouat, (fr. irpbs to, and 8ip-
ku) to look) to look at, view, be-
hold.
Jlpoctixopai, f. -l-ouat, p. irpotrSt-
8tyuai, (fr. irpbi to, and Si^ofiat
to receive) to receive, accept ; to
submit to, admit ; to wait for, ex-
pect ; to sustain an attack, pres.
impr. mid. irpocb'ixov . 1 a. mid.
ind. irpoazht^durjv, -o>, -aro.
impr. irpdaot^ai, -dcBu, 2 pi.
irpoaSil-aode' par. npooSt^dutvos-
Upoahim, f. -;/(tw, (fr. same, and
5iu) to tie) to bind or tie to, fasten
on.
Tlpovb'ib'wui, f. -w<xw, (fr. irpds be-
sides, and 6i§u)UL to give) to give
in addition, impart, add.
Ilpoa8oKa, 3 sin. -KWfxtv, 1 pi. cont.
pres. ind. or sub. of
UpooSoKatj), Ion. UpoaSoKm -a), f.
-f)<?ui, (fr. irpbi to, and Soicdfa to
look for) to toofc for, viait for,
expect, itnpf. act. irpootSoKaov
-wv. 1 a. ind. act. irpoatSoKnaa.
TIpooSoKia, -as, hi (fr- 7rpo<jcWaw to
expect) expectation, waiting or
looking for ; hope.
Upoofoitfuos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same)
expected, waited or looked for.
UpoaSoKui/iev, 1 pi. cont. ind. or
sub. act. — Tlpoa8oK<I>utvos, -v,
-ov, par. pres. pass. cont. —
YlpooSoK&v, g. -k&vtos, pi. n.
-k-cDjte?, g. -Kilivrmv, a. -Koivra?,
par. pres. act. cont. ofirpoufioKdu).
UpooSopmos, -ov, b, ^, (fr. 7rpd? to
or for, and 86p~ov a supper) fit
for supper.
Hpoaboaia, -as, f), (fr. irpooSlc'wui
to give up) treason, treachery.
UpoirSpauiu) -w, f. ->7<rw, p. irpoaSt-
Spdunica, (fr. 7rpd? to, and hpiuim
or 5piuu>, obs. to run) to r?i». to.
npoo-opi/iiiv, 2 a. par. act. of irpoa-
rpixo).
Tlpxredu) -&, f. -dao>, (fr. 7rpo?
moreover, and edu to permit) to
permit or s«^*er moreover, allow.
1 a. ind. act. irpo<jdaoa.
llpotjtfiav, for irpsaifiiqvav, 3 pi. 2
a. ind. act IIpo<n:j3.>7<r«ro, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of irpou^aivio.
UpocrtyytXdio-oi, (fr. irpbs to, tv in,
and ytXdu) to laugh) to /awg-a at,
smile on. 3 pi. pres. ind. act. —
Ylpo<rcyye\dov<Ti -wai.
Hpotjiyyi£u>, f. -i<7w, p. irpocrfjyyiKa,
(fr. -rpdff to, and tyyt^u to ap-
proach, th. tyyvs near) to ap-
proach, come near to. 1 a. act.
ind.
irpoorjyyiaa, -as,
rijjoa-syyi'o-mt, 1 a. inf. act. of last.
UpweSatpi?!!), (fr. same, and £<W/-
£w to pave) to make firm, pave,
inlay ; tofiing on the ground.
Hpoathiyzro, 3 sin. — UpontStx^
utda, I pi. irapf. mid. of irpooSi-
Xouat.
n?o
TlpoacSdKtjaa, I a. ind. act.— Upoeft-
8okwv, 1 sin. or 3 pi. cont. impf.
act. of irpooSoicdu).
YlpoaiSpauov, -ts, -t, 2 a. ind. act.
of irpooTpix<x>.
Tlpoatdptvovrts, n. pi. par. pres.
act. of
npooeSpevb), f. -tvau), (fr. next) to
sit by or at ; to attend upon care-
fully, take care of; -to observe or
watch closely ; to besiege, beset,
lie in wait.
Ilp6(Tc8pos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. irpbs to, and
eSpa a seat, th. fc'w to set) silting
by, assiduous, diligent, earnest ;
a president ; an arbitrator, com-
missioner.
Upoaitiirt, Att. or Pleon. for irpoo-
tiirt, 3 sin. 1 or 2 a. or impf.
ind. act. of irpo<x(iria.
Tlpooidnica, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. —
YlpoatQiurjv, -coo, -tro, 2 a. ind.
mid. of irpooridnut.
Ylpoaetii^u), (fr. -rrpbs to, and tdi^u)
to accustom) to inure, habituate,
accustom.
Hpoaidov, 2 sin. ofirpoo-tOiurjv, irpo-
oiQtao, Ion. -idto, Cras. -iOov, 2
a. ind. mid. of irpooridnut.
Upouti or -tis, 2 sin. pres. ind. of
iroovtiut, to approach.
Ylpoocih'u, f. mid. irpoctiaouai, (fr.
irpb$ to, and tl8o> to see) to look
at, behold, see, view.
YIpooeiKafa, (fr. same, and tticd%u>
to listen, th. likm to be like) to
liken, assimilate, compare.
TlpoadKtXos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. irpbs m-
tens. and tUtXos like, th. ei'kw to
be like) very like, resembling.
Upoo-ttKu), (fr. same, and tUw to be
like) to be like or si?nilar, resem-
ble ; to seem, appear to be.
TIpo(T£i\i(j) -a), f. -f)ffu}, (fr. irpbs to,
and tiXio) to roll) to turn towards,
drive forward, force, urge on-
wards.
UpoGti\)i(f>u, 3 sin. pper. ind. act.
Att. of vpo<j\au$dvb).
TlpoviiXos, -ov, b, ?), (fr. irpbs to, and
e'lXri, for cXtj splendour) facing
the sun, in the light of day.
YlpoddXov,2 sin. o^irpoaetXonnv, -ov,
-cto, 2 a. ind. mid. of Kpoaaiptia.
Wpovziui, (fr. irpbs to, and tiui to
go) to come or go to, approach.
Upoaeiut, (fr. same, and tipl to be)
to be at, in or ioi</i; to adhere,
cling, be attached or belong to;
to be added ; to abound, be super-
fluous ; to assist, aid, help.
Wpoatlvai, pres. inf. of last.
Ylpoatiirziv, 2 a. inf. act. of irpoafirio.
Upoaeipydaaro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid.
of irpootpyd^u).
Tlpoauai, 3 sin. pres. ind. of irpoa-
etui.
Ilpoouxov, -ts, -t, impf. act. of
7rpofff^u).
npnvr.Ktaro, Ion. for itpoatKtivTo, 3
pi. — UpoirtKciro, 3 sin. impf.
mid. of irpSiTKttuai.
YIpoatKicalw, f. -avau>, p. -Kitcavica,
fr. irpbs intens. and tKica'm, which
see. Th. Kaiu to burn.
TlpoozKoXXfjQiiv, -ns, -rj, 1 a_ ind.
pass, of npocKo XX du>.
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nro
TipofftKOipa, -asi -£, 3 pi. -ipav, I B»
ind. act. of irpooKditru).
YlpofrtKTijffdunv, -w, -uro, 1 a. md.
mid. of TtpouKrdouai.
llpiotKvXlaa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act.
of irpooKvXiu).
TLpoatKvvti, 3 sin. -kvi»vv, 3 pi.
cont. impf. act. — UpoatK-vvnat
or -atv, 3 sin. -wnaav, 3 pi. 1 a*
ind. act. of irpoaxvvi u>.
npoffjAcupffa,' -ajT -t, 1 a. kid. act.
of irpooKipw.
UpootKxea, f. -£u<ro), p* -*£^£v«a,
(fr. irf >f to, ek from, and ^fvj to
pour) to pour owi before or fee-
side, spiW, shed. 1 a. ind. act.
nrpoct^ix^vo'a'
WpoaiXd^tro, -fiovro, 3 sin. and pi.
2 a. ind. mid. of irpoaXau-
lidvuj.
TlpoctXavvt*, f. -tXdffut, (fr. 7rpdj to,
and tXavvw to drive) to arrive at,
come to, approach; to ride, drive
or row up to.
UpodfXeKTo, Poet. Sync, for wpoff-
tXiXtKTo, 3 sin. pper. pass
TlpoatXe^duiiv, -o>, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. of irpoaXiyat.
YlpootXtvQui, (fr. irpbs to, and £^£i5-
0w, obs. but lends tenses to /p-
Xouni) see irpooipxoftai.
TlpocriXivcTis, -ios, Alt. -tots, >), (fr«
same ) an approach, access ; ar-
rival.
npoo-iXevdOfiai, -p, -trai, 1 f. mid.
ind. ofirooafpxouai.
TlpodtXi'iXvda, 2 pi. -XnXvOart, Att.
for YlpotrfjXvQa, -as, -t, per. ind.
mid. — UpootXdibv, -ovaa, -bv,
pi. n. -0<5i>T£s, -Bovoai, g. -0<5v-
rwv, par. 2 a. act. of same.
YipotrtXKw, f. -^oj, (fr. irpbs to, and
£'A(cu) to draw) to draw, dra» or
haul to, attract ; to allure, en-
tice, seduce, par. pres. mid. trpoa-
tXicoutvos, -v, -°v'
YlpoatfifiaivM,?. -jifiaouai, (fr. same,
h in, and /Ja/rw to walk) to ujq//:
or enter in ; to tread or trample
upon, insult. 2 a. ind. act. irpoa-
tvijinv.
Tlpootufipiudouai -Giuat, (fr. same,
and (3piudouai to roar, th. Bpt^w
Proserpine) to murmur or growl
at ; to threaten also, menace ;
to charge strictly, enjoin more-
over.
Ylpoaeutvov, -ts, -£, impf. act. of
irpooufvw.
rtpootui^a, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
irpocuiyvvij).
npoctuiriKpaivio, fr. irpbs intens. tv
in, and irucpalvo), which see.
TlpoffeuirprjOu), (fr. same, and irpfjQta
to burn) to consume or burn also,
set on fire beside.
npootu<p£pris, -ios -ovs, b, rj, fr. irpbs
intens. and tucptpfis, which see.
Tlpooivaxe, Dor. for irpoaivrjxt, 3
sin. impf. act. of irpoavnx^-
UpoaivtyKt, impr. — UpoacviyKn, 3
sin. sub. 2 a. act. — npoo-m'y-
KdS, par. — TIpootviyKov, -dru>t
impr. 1 a. act. of irpoatytpio.
TIpoircvfyKii), fr. 7rpo?to, and evtyica,
obs. but lends tenses to <p ipa, seo
wpoa<pip,a.
itpo
UpotrtvtxdcUi -tlaa, -iv, par. 1 a.
pass, of same.
Upoffcvr/foxa, -a$, -t or -tv, per.
ind. mid. Att. of same.
Tlpoacvdvptiraiy 3 sin. pres. ind.
pass. cont. of
Upoerivdvpru) -w, f. ->'(rw, p. irpoatv-
rtdvfioica, (fr. irpdi to, tv in, and
$vpdc the mind) to understand,
know, perrt
TlpoocvTtivu), (fr. same, ard rtlvut
to stretch ) to bend or sfrefc /i more;
to beat more, iufiict more blows.
Upoffr^anoariWoj, (fr. irpdj to, t£
out of, a?rd from, and ar/XXw to
send) to send out to, send away
besides.
Upoae^rjylofiai, (fr. 7rpo$ besides, t£
from, and fj-ytofiai to relate) to
te// besides, relate moreover.
HpooiotKti, per. ind. mid. — Tlpoa-
toiKws, -v7a, -bf, a. sin. itpoo-
eoiKdra, per. par. mid. of wpotr-
IIKU).
Tlpoaiirniot, Att. for irpooitrai^t, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. act. of irpoairaiQu).
Jlpoaiirttrov, -t<, -t or -tv, 2 a. ind.
act. of TTpooiriiTTa).
UpoacrtrciKvii^t, (fr. -npos to, £7r«
upon, and iiUvvpi to show) fo
show moreover, 1 a. opt. act.
■Kpoatiribd^aipi.
UpoacTztfitrpfu) -w, (fr. irpbf besides,
£?ii upon, and ptrpin) to measure)
to measure out more, superadd.
npo
contend ) to contend with ; to pro-
voke to anger.
TlpootpicTTis, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
contentious person.
TlpoaipiTU) (fr. rpoj to, and tprru) to
creep) to creep to.
TlpoefpfrnZa, -at, -t or -tv, 1 a. ind.
act. of irpoopi'/yvvfji.
TlpocipXopat, f. T:poai\cva«fiai, (fr.
npds to, and ipxofiat to come) to
approach, come fo, draw near,
come up to ; to be related or con-
nected with ; belong to. impf.
irpoonpxdprjv, -ov,-tro. 2 a. ind.
act. vpoari\9ov, -tf, -t' impr.
■trpdaiXQt' par. itpoat^duv, -ovoa,
-6v. per. mid. npoaiXvQa, Att.
irpoot\f]\vda.
UpoaiaQt, 2 pi. 2 a. ind. or impr.
of vpoclnfii.
Hp6otort, (3 sin. of rtpdatipt to be
at) there is moreover, there is
added.
U.poaia\nKa, -as, -t, per. ind. act.
— Upooiajcnrt, 2 pi. 2 a. sub.
act. of irpooi%u>.
Upootraipiopat -ovftat, and Tlpoa-
tratpl^ouai, (fi. trpbs to, and irai-
piu> or trciplfa to associate, th.
iralpos a companion) to take as
a companion, associate with ; to
attach, conciliate, gain over.
Ylpoffiro^a, -as, -c or -tv, 1 a. ind.
act. of npnardaaui.
Upootridn, -Onoav, 3 sin. and pi. 1
UpoofiriTTtv, 3 sill. impf. act. of a. ind. pass, of Tpoerridnpi.
irpoairtnTu).
Upoacmrif/du) -w, (fr. ttpbs more-
over, and ciriTi;idu) to chide) to
Upoairi, (fr. ttpbs to, and trl still)
yet, still, moreover^ beside, fur-
tier.
accuse, upbraid or chide moreover. n.pnoeridti,3 sin. cont. impf. act.
Vlpoatimpvofiai, (fr. same, eni upon,' of ttpooriOitD, for itpoorlOnut.
and <pvu) to grow) to grow to or lYIpoatriOfpnv, -ov, -tro, 3 pi. -6tv-
upon, cling to, adhere. I ro, impf. pass, of ttpocridr/pt.
TlpofffirXaicn, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. pass. Upoatrldnv, -ns, -n, impf. act. of
of npoanXtKu. \ same
UpoctToitiTo, 3 sin. cont. impf. Updatv^at, 2 sin. -dtrBwtrav, 3 pi.
pass, of itpoovotfopat.
Tlpoaiitramtv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act,
of.
poattraiw.
TLpoafirrvKTo, 3 sin. pper. pass, of
■npoo-nrvooj).
Tlpoairru), (fr. irpos to, and (irui to
speak) to speak to, address, ac-
cost, saiute.
Jlpoacpyd^Ofiai, f. -aoofiat, p. ttpoer-
tipyaaiiai, (fr. trpbs to, and tpyrf-
£opat to work, th. /pyov a work)
to work in addition, do besides,
labour more; to gain more in
trade.
lipotrtpti, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. cont.
of ttpoatoiu.
UpotTcptiSij), f. -data, (fr. ttpbs to,
and tpiihui to fix) to Jix, fasten,
bind or tie to; to scale, besiege.
UpootptiSopat, to lean, depend or
rely on ; to prosecute, pursue
anxiously.
Upoertptvyw, (fr. ttpbs to, and tpev-
yu> to vomit) to belch forth ; to
vomit, throw up ; to dash or
strike against.
Tlpoatpiio -£», (fr. same, and eoiu) to
speak) to speak to, address, ac-
cost ; to order, direct ; to beseech,
pray.
Tlpoaepi^ut, (fr. same, and tpi^u to
impr. — Tlpoatv^dptvos, -n, -ov,
par. — Upoatv^aaBai, inf. 1 a.
mid. — Jlpoccv^o/jiai, -n, -crai, 1
f. ind. mid. — Ylpootvfanai, -n,
-nrai, 1 pi. -upiOa, I a. sub.
mid. of rtpoccv^ofiai.
TJpocevxfi, -rji, t'i, (fr. next) a pray-
er, petition, supplication, entreaty ;
a place for prayer, altar ; a house
of prayer, synagogue.
Tlpoocv^ofiai, f. -%of/at, (fr. xpbs to,
and ti''xopai to pray) to pray to,
supplicate, entreat; to pray for,
intercede, impf. mid. Att. -rpoc-
TITO
npoacXfli, -rot -ous, b, f,} (fr. ^
to, and fya to hold) clinging,
holding, ad In ling to; near, nigh,
adjoining, neighbouring ; atten
tire, mindful, diligent, solic.itcuj
Upooixovras, -^ovrtj, -x»vro<>,
cases of par. pres. act. ot zpoa
TlpoccxivTus, (fr. last) attentively,
diligently, carefully.
l\poaixu>, f. -/(w, p. -fox*™, (fr.
npbs to, and /^w to hold ) to ap-
ply, pay attention, adiert, h(e<1,
mind ; to be disposed or inclined
to, believe, assent to, profess ; to
listen or hearken to, observe, olieyr
comply with; to attend, wait up-
on ; to persistf persevere ; to hi nig
to, lay together, set near ; to ap-
proach, steer to, arrive at, land.
Tlpocixouai, to cling to. crow
vrjon, adhere to, stick, be In
pres. inf. act. rpoaixtiv. impf.
act. Tpootlxov, -cj, -t. 1 a. sub.
act. irpootfa, -ps, -ji.
ripofftvws, (fr. irpooixfii adjoining)
closely, hard by.
Tlpooi&vros, g. sin. cont. par. pres.
act. of irpoatdti).
Tlpooiyi-a, -oj, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
Att. of rpocolyu).
Tlpoorj, 3 sin. pres. sub. of rpdacifu,
to be present.
Tipdanftoi, -ov, b. fi, (fr. wp6{ to-
wards, and t/0n youth) grown
up. Subs, a boy.
Tlpoor'iyyiaa, -a{, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
of npooeyyl^w.
TJpoariyc, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of
npoodyu.
T\poar)y6pevKa,-as, -t, per. ind. act.
— Ylpocny6pevo~a, -a?, -e, 1 a.
ind. act. — Ilpocrjyoptvdnv, -i;j,
-n, 1 a. ind. pass, of irpoaayopivu).
Tlpoatiyoola, -ay, !/, (fr. rpdj to, and
aynptvu) to harangue, th. ayopa
a market) an addressing, sj, cub-
ing to; encouragement, consola-
tion ; a name, address.
Upoat'iyopos, -ov, b, {/, (fr. same)
addressing, speaking to; address-
ed, spoken to. rrpoa'yopoi Spvts,
prophetic oaks.
Upoufiecav, Att. for irpocfjtitjav, 3
pi. pper. ind. mid. of irpdctt/jiiy
to go to.
Wpoo-ri'iKTai, 3 sill, of irpoarjtyftai,
-ri'i^ai, -rjiicrai, Ion. for irpocciy
pat, -%ai, -nrai, per. ind. pass,
of irpoadicio.
nvx^^nv, -ov, -tro. 1 a. mid. Upocr/Karo, 3 sin. 1 a. mid. of
ind. npotrnv^dfirjv, -u, -aro' impr. j irpooinfu-
■rrpdatv^ai, -dadoi • inf. -npootv^ac- llpoofiKti, (3 sin. pr»-s. ind. of next,
dat. sometimes taken impers.) it per
tains, it behoves, it becomes, it is
filling.
TlpoofjKU), f. ->'fw, p. r.pooriKa, (fr.
irpbs to, and fiK,j) t0 come) to
Upoatvx^ptvof, -n, -ov, par. pres.
mid. — Ylpoatvxunai, -xj), 2 pi.
-XnaOt, pres. sub. of last.
Upoaicptpov, -ts, -t or -tv, impf.
act. ofnpoo-eptpu).
Upoaiepnv, -n$, -n, impf. or 2 a. ind.
act. of -npdacprjiit.
Upoat<p(!)veov -ovv, -ttf -tic, -tt -ti,
impf. act. — Upoatefxliinat, 3 sin.
1 a. ind. act. of iroouepu)vfu).
reach or extend towards ; to be-
long, pertain, concern ; to suit,
become ; to he suitable, appro-
priate or becoming ; to be con-
venient, pertinent or profitable ;
to be connected or related to.
Tlpoatyt, -xtTh 2 sin. and pi. impr. UpocfiKwv, -ovaa, -ov, (pres. par. of
— Tlpnatx^-v, inf. pres. act. of last) suitable, becoming, conve-
xpoof'xu- J nirrt, prober ; related or beluv.g-
npo
tng to. Kara rb trpo<riJvov, accord-
ing to propriety. Ufoo-.;*ovTa,
-d)v, ra, offices, duty. Hqoctikov-
ra, -wv, oi, relations.
Hpoar)Xdov, -£?, -t or -£v, 2 a. ind.
act. of vpooip%o[iai.
IlpoorjXtoi, and TlpburiXoi, -ov, 6, {/,
(fr. irpbi to, andijAtofthe sun)
exposed to the sun, sunny.
HpncnXou) -w, f. -to<ra),p. irpoo/Xw/ca,
(fr. Trpof to, and i/Adw to nail, th.
rjXoi a nail) /o nai/ to or upon ;
to crucify ; to cancel, annul.
Hpoo>i\vrevffis,-ios, Att. -£w$, ^,(fr.
next) a pilgrimage, sojourning.
JJpo<rr]XvTtvu), (fr. next) to sojourn,
dwell as a stranger.
UpoatjXvroi, -ov, o, //, (fr. irpbi to,
and fA£i56\ii obs. to come) a
stranger, sojourner ; a proselyte,
convert.
TlpoonXwcrai, par. 1 a. act. of rpo-
trnXou.
Tlpoajj/iaivb), (fr. izpb before, and
at)paiv**\o signify) to signify be-
forehand, intimate or declare be-
forehand.
Hpoafjv, impf. ind. act. of irpbceiyn,
to be present.
n.poffnvSpa-dc'todai, per. inf. pass,
of KpocavipaTToSi^d).
TIpoanvcyKa, -ai, -£ or -ev, 2 pi.
-icarc, 1 a. ind. act. of irpooQi-
pw.
Upoerivtvov. -£j, -£, 2 a. or impf.
ind. act. of rpooevlnu, same as
irpoatiru).
UpoffnvixQnv, -ni, 1, 1 a. ind. pass,
of irpoapipio.
Jlpoavvrn, -hi -ovs, b, fi, (fr. irpbs
to, and nvi good) kind, liberal,
benign, mild.
Upoanvia, -a$, »/, (fr. last) mildness,
gentleness, kindness.
Tlpoariprniiiios, -n, -ov, per. par.
pass, of irpooaprdu.
TipoartpyovTo, 3 pi. impf. mid. of
vpoaip-^ofiai.
TlpoarivSa, 3 sin. cont. impf. act.
of irpooav£du.
Tlpocrjv^dfitjv, -u), -aro, pi. -dutda,
-avro, 1 a. ind. mid Hooanv-
Xlto, 3 sin. impf. mid. of wpoaev-
Xoiitu.
Upoir^x't, -nj, -£, per. ind. act. of
no :<jdyu>.
TlooaOe, Poet, for irpdtrdev.
Yloteduvui, inf. — Hooodtis, -zlaa,
-iv, par. — Tlp6o9cs, impr. 2 a.
act. — HpocBijAEvos, -n, -ov, par.
'2 a. mid. of irpoo-rtOvfii.
HpdffOcaa, -droi, to, (fr. irobi to
an I riBnpu to place) an addition,
appendage ; a deduction, corol-
lary.
UpirrQtv, Poet. irp6ade, (fr. irpb be-
fore) in front of, before, in sight
or presence of; forward, farther,
beyond ; formerly, previous,
hitherto ; preferably, than.
UpoaQtais, -(0f, Att. -£W?, ,',,((r. Vpb;
to, and ridn/jt to put) a putting,
application or setting to ; an urL
dilion, appendage, increase.
Upocdtrbi, -n, -bv, and HooaScroi,
-o", b, ;/, (fr. same) put ~r set on,
added, additional, artificial, Jic-
npo
titious ; given up to creditors,
pledged, pawned.
Tlpoadi'iKij, -r?$, fj, (fr. irpbi to, and
Tidr/pi to put) an addition, ap-
pendage, increase, accession ;
aid, help.
npo<Tdt,<roptv, l pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
Kpooridnpit.
HpoadXlfiu, f. -xpia, p. TrpoffriOXupa,
(fr. robs intens. and £Ai/3o) to
press) to press upon, oppress; to
compress, squeeze ; to afflict, fret,
wear out.
Hpoo-i^dvu), (fr. irpbi to, and 7£w to
seat) to rest or alight near ; to
approach, draw near.
Upooiivai, pres. inf. act. of
Y\poGin(ii, (fr. irpbi to, and inpi to
go) to go to, approach, draw
near, advance, come to ; to as-
sail, attack ; to unite, associate
with, have to do or be concerned
with ; to wait upon, attend.
Upooinut, f. -rjou), p. -eixa, (fr.
same, and "inpi to send) to send
forth ; to admit, allow. Hooo-it-
ytai, to admit, take, receive, ac-
cept • to desire, approve, like,
indulge in ; to take up, compre-
hend. 1 a. ind. mid. irpoarjKdfiy/v.
Hpooincav, Poet, for irpoaitaav, 3
pi. impf. act. of irpooinpi,to ap-
proach.
Hp6aiov, -ci, -t, 2 a. ind. act. —
TlpoG-tdvri, d. sin. par. 2 a. act.
of same.
Upocio-rafiai, mid. of irpociarrtfii.
llpoffiarn, for irpoalara, 2 sin. cont.
pres. impr. act. of irpoo-icrrdw,
for
lipocicrnui, (fr. irpbi to, and 'tarn pi
to stand) to place, set up, make
stand ; to hold in, keep back,
stop, hinder ; to put or set to or
against ; to hang to, weigh, ba-
lance. Ylponiordpai, to stand by,
at or near, be present, at or
next to ; to stand against, oppose,
resist, face, turn towards ; to of-
fend, displease.
npootV^w, (fr. irobi to. and iV^w or
f^w to have) same as ^poo-r^w.
Upoo-ireoi, -a, -ov, (fr. irpdaeifii to
approach) to be approached, ad-
dressed ; must go up to.
Tlpoffuvv, -ovca, -bv, 2 a. par. act.
of irpocEipi, to approach.
TIpoocadr/Ku), f. ->/£u), p. irpoazicddr}-
X<i, (fr. irpbi to, Kara according,
and })ku) to come) to fit, be con-
venient, suit; to come to.
Updo-Kaipoi, -ov, b, //, (fr. irpbi a-
bout, and Kmpbi time) temporary,
transient, short.
TlpocKdipwi, (fr. last) for a season,
shortly.
U.pociciiiu), f. -icavo-ii), (fr. irpbi in-
tens. and Kaiu> to burn) to burn
at or upon ; to kindle, light at.
T\poo-KJ.Xtw -<S, (fr. irpbi to, and xa-
Xiu> to call) to call to, name, ad-
dress ; to call upon, send for,
invite ; to call for help, ask as-
sistance ; to summon, cite, go to
law with ; to appoint, ordain to.
I f. ind. mid. jrpocxuA/ao^ai. 1
a. ind. mid. irpoaiKuXtadunv'
(495)
npo
impr. vpotTKaXeoai, -da8w Wtb.
irpooKaXiauifjiai, -n, -rjrat. per.
ind. pass. irpoaKfKXnpat.
UpoaKaphioi, -ov, b, f), (fr. irpbf to
or at, and Kapoia the heart) at
the heart.
TlpoffKaprepiu -w, f. -rjo-w, (fr. same,
and KapTcpiw to endure, th. Kpd-
roi strength) to attend constant-
ly to, hold fast to, persist, en-
dure. 1 a. ind. act. irpoatKapri-
pnaa.
UpocKapTeprjaii, -tos,. Att. -£u>s, f),
(fr. last) perseverance, constancy,
patience, d. irpooKapTcp/,fftt.
UpocKaTaXeiiru), (fr. irpbi moreover,
and Xeiiro) to leave) to leave over
and above or after ; to leave off",
quit, cease.
YlpocKavfia, -f.roi,rb, (fr. irpoaicaiu
to burn) a burn, burning.
TipocKicrai, Ion. for irpocKtirai, 3
- sin. of
rip<5o-/c£{^a«, (fr. 7rpc? to, and Kttuai
to lie) to be adjacent to, adjoin,
lie near ; to be put, added or an-
nexed to ; to stand by or ut ; to
be addicted to, given up to ; to
adhere to, favour, take part with ;
to press on, pursue ; to urge,
press, enforce, pres. par. mid.
vpocKeiutvoi, -n, -ov.
HpooKiicXrmai, -aat, -rai, per. ind.
pass, of irpoaKaXiu.
Upoo-KiXofxai, (fr. irpbi to, and Kt-
Xouai to exhort) to exhort, en-
courage to. 1 a. par. mid. irpotr-
KtXnadpievoi, -n, -ov.
HpoaKL<pdXaiov, -ov, rb, and Upoc-
KttpaXr), -rji, t), (fr. vpbi to, and
Kt<paXfi the head) a pillow.
TipocKn^ni, -ioi -ovi, b, fj, (fr. irpbi
to, and KrjSoi care or connex-
ion ) careful, anxious, grieved ;
allied, connected, related ; a re-
lation.
UpoaKfjviov, -ov, rb, (fr. irpb before,
and oKr/vn a tent) the porch of a
tent ; the front of the stage.
UpocrKTipi'TTW, (fr. irpbi to, and Kn-
pvrru) to proclaim) to publish,
proclaim, announce ; to summon,
cite.
TlpouKXiirronai, (fr. irpo? to, and
kXctttuj to steal) to steal secretly
to another ; to lead privately to
another.
UpnaKXrjpdo} -w, f. -<l>au>, p. irpoaxe-
tcXfjouica, (fr. same, and /cA^pdu
to allot, th. KXrpoi a lot) to
choose by lot ; to receive or share
the lot of another ; to associate or
keep company with.
HpoaKXivu), (fr. itpbi to, and kXIvw
to lean) to bend or incline to, .ean
towards.
IlporsKXiaii, -im, Att. -*w?, fi, (fr.
same) an inclination or leaning
towards ; favour, partiality, kind-
ness, a. irooasXiaiv.
TIpocKoXXdu) -w, f. -ija<i>, p. -keacoA-
Xtjko, (tr. irpbi to, and icoAAaojfO
g)ue, th. *ro'AA}7 glue) to glue,
join, annex or attach to. Tlpoa-
KoXXdopai -Cjftat, to >t> u^'iu.uoo.
cleave, adhere to. 1 a. md. pass.
irojcrtKoXXfjdnv, -ni, -n.
n;
UpoaKaXXr]6'';OtTai, 3 sin. If. ii.d.
pass, of last.
Ilpoff* upifa, (fr. rrpoj To, and Kopt^ui
to carry) *o bung, curry to or
ruar, convey. npoaKo^ti^ujiai, to
betake one's silj, tiustni.
HpbaKOf)fia,-dr j,r6,(fr. irpuoKdirrw
to strike against) a stumbling-
block, offence. ; a wound, hurt ;
a swelling in the foot ; loss, da-
mage.
TIpoaKovfu) -<3 or -irtvit), (fr. irpd be-
fore, and oKoiriu) to look) to look
forutard, view, behold ; to fore-
see, "provide, consider.
HpooKcnrr), -T/s, h, (fr. irpocKdimo to
strike against) an offence, stum-
bling-block, cause of error.
UpooKovrjoii, ios, Att. -£wj, and
YlpooKoirr), -rn, r), (fr. trpooKoviw
to look forward) a looking for-
ward, looking about, inspection,
examination.
TloooKoirrei, -rovat, 3 sin. and pi.
pre*, ind. acl. of
UpocKdrro), f. -i/u>, p.-Kiico<pa, (fr.
■rpds against, and koktui to strike)
to fluke or dash aguinst, stumble
against, Jail ; to offend, trans-
. la. act. ind. rrpociKO\j.am
sub. np'tCKd-^u). per. ind. pass.
•npooKiKou^iai. per. ind. mid.
irpuoKtKona.
npuoKo\j.»s, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of
last,
HpvoKpovadorn, g. sin. fem. 1 a.
par. pass, of itpooicpovw.
npuffKpovais, -105, Att. -rw$, >'/, (fr.
nc.\t) a striking or dashing
u gainst, collision.
UpooKpuvw, (fr. vpos to, and icpovto
to beat) to strike, beat or hit
against ; to stumble, fall ; to
quarrel with, off ind.
TlpooKTdouai, (fr. jzpdi besides, and
Krdouat io possess) to possess in
addition, acquire, gain.
Up6<rKTnroi,-ov, b, i), (fr. last) ac-
quired, gninid.
YlpoaKvX'nA), f. -iou), p. trpoBKtK\>\iKa,
(fr. nods to, and kdAi'w to roll) to
roll to. 1 a. act. ind. irpoacKii\i-
aa' par. rpoonvXioaS'
TlpocKvi'dv, pres. inf. act. cont. —
JlpoerKviuTc, 2 pi. cont. pres.
ind. or impr. act. of
TLpoffKviftj) -w, -t'/cio, p. irpooKCKv-
trjKa, (fr. irpbs to, and tcvviio,
s.i me as kvlo io kiss) to kiss, sa-
lute ; In fawn upon, crouch ; to
fall prostrate, pay homage, wor-
sliip, adore. 1 a. ind. act. irpoce-
Kvirt(!a.
Hpootcvvnua, -tiros, to, and llpoff-
Kvvi]ms, -iog, Att. -tu>s, r), (fr.
last) fawning ; adoration, pros-
tration.
HpooKvirjcai, inf. -vijoavrts, n. pi.
par. 1 a. act. — Ylpucicvvnaov, 2
Fin. -cdruaav, 3 pi. impr. 1 a. of
same.
HpooKvvr)Tr)s, -ov, b, (fr. <=ame) a
worshipper, adorer.
UpooKi'irru), (fr. xpbs to, and kviztw
to bend) to bend down, stoop to,
incline towards.
ZlpoaKvpu), (fr. irpbs to, and Kvpu to
upo
mo t n th) to come to, arrive at ,
I to meet with, happen upon.
Hpboxwvos, -uv, 6, i'/, (lr. irpbs to,
ami mijin) an oar) a rower.
Tlpoa\a(3uv, 2 a. inf. act. — ITpoa-
Xajiduuoi, -t), -ov, par l\poa-
Xafiuv, impr. 2 a. mid. — Wpoa-
Xafiwv, -ou<ru,-bv, par. 2 a. act.
of irpocXau(idvw.
TLpoaXaXiw -w, f. -/jaw, p. -XfXd-
Xt,Ka, (lr. irpbs to, and AuX/u> to
talk) to speuk or talk to, address,
ronvtrse with. 1 a. ind. act. irpo-
OiXdXnaa.
TlpoaXaXfjaai, 1 a. inf. act. — Tlpoa-
XaXotirts, n. pi. cont. par. | res.
act. of last.
I\poeXau(ldvw, f. -\fj\},ouat, (fr. irpbs
to, and Xuptid\(ii to take) to Abac,
g<* or receiuc btside ; to* admit,
,tc, adopt ; to entertain,
receive hospitably ; to assume,
appropriate ; to seize, re/lure,
subdue ; to take in hand, under-
take ; to rtlicve, assist, apply a
riinfdy. 2 a. act. ind. irpoaiXd-
t5ov' inf. irpoeXa@clv. 2 a. md.
mid. irpootXafidpnv, -ov, -cto.
impr. rpooXafiov, -io~6u>' par.
irpoaXa^ouivos-
UpoaXiyw, f. -(a), p. -x», (fr. same,
and A/yo» to speak) to say more-
over, speak beside. YlpooXiyouui,
to speak to, addrees, answer, re-
ply ; to consider think, turn in
the mind ; to recline or lie down
beside. 1 a. ind. mid. irpoacXc^d-
uf)v,-u>, -aro' pper. pass, irpoat-
XtXfyunv, -£o, -kto} and I*oet.
npoaiXcKTo.
Up6<rXt)ipii, -log, Att. -twj, t), (fr.
last) a receiving, reception, adop-
tion, association ; acknowledg-
ment, return, requital.
WpoaXoyl^ouai, (fr. rpo$ to, and Xo-
yi£u> to reckon) to count, reckon
or class with or among ; to im-
pute, ascribe ; to reason, reflect,
consider.
UpocXoyioreos, -a, -ov, (fr. last) to
be enrolled or classed with ; must
be imputed or ascribed, &c. as the
verb.
Upoffpdrru), f. -fw, p. -^a, (fr.
rpo$ to, and pdaau> or -rrw to
knead) to knead or work up to-
gether ; to make unite or cohere ;
to touch, handle ; to wipe, rub
aguinst, chafe. 1 a. ind. mid.
■rpoceua^df/nv, -w, -aro. 1 a. par.
pass. irpoana\6tis, -elaa, -iv.
npocuuvat, 1 a. inf. act. — IJpoa-
peivus, 1 a. par. act. — Updaptvt,
-frw, pres. impr. act. of
Tlpoopfvui, f. -v!b, (fr. irpdi to, and
pevw to stay) to remain, stay,
abide, continue vith, adhere to ;
to persevere, persist, hold on ; to
bear, endure, suffer / to wait or
look for, expect. 1 a. ind. act.
xpoaifitiva.
YlpoGurfxavdii) -w, (fr. Trpoj to, and
pvxaVr) a contrivance) to work,
describe or delineate upon.
TIpoaplyvv'i) or-v£i^i, f. -fa, p. -pi-
ltixni (fr. same, and piyvviju to
mix) to unite, mix, join, or min-
(496)
nro
gle u ith or he imoh id iv. .
gage, flght, encounter ; to arm t
at, ii.ii.i up to, a; proai h , tu ail-
driss, accost ; lotnal.lt, ■■
reach or oLtain. 1 a. inf. act.
npvoui^tu.
npoauvOiopai -ov/jiai, (fr. same, and
fivUio^iai to relate, th. pbdos a
word) to addrtss, tptak to, ac-
cost; to tltnd Juble with truth,
feign betide, pres. inf. mid. cont.
rpocuvOuaOai.
npoaiifiin, f. -pu>, p. -vaiprjKa, (fr.
si.nic, and wifim to attnltutt) to
assign, allow, dij.enst, distribute,
share among ; to annex, attach,
unit*, aneetaU with; tonsign,
subn.it to ; to attribute, impute;
to (an, I, tnlist.
Ilp ffii'^w, I. -(w, (fr. same, and
iryju) to swim) to swim up to,
float to.
IlpdoVoj, -ov, 6 and ,',, (fr. same,
and b6di a road) a coming, ar-
rival, approach^ urctss ; income y
revenue; prafll, gain, fruits oj ,
reward} a coming together, meet-
ing, conference,
npocoiipopat, (fr. same, and oli>-
popai to lament) to mourn, la-
ment, gritve for.
Hpoa6(w, (fr. same, and 6%u to
MM H) to smill strong, smell of,
stink.
npoooiyu, f. -oi£u>, per. Att. irpoe-
iip%(i, (fr. same, and oiyw to
open) to open to, lit in, admit.
Tlpocolativ, 1 f. inf. act — Upoool-
oiadc, 2 pi. 1 a. sub. mid. of
vpootfjipit).
Upocoixotun, (fr. itpbc to, and i%o-
pai to go) to go to, approach, ad-
vance, proceed to.
HpoooKtiXus, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a.
act. of
TlpoaoKiXXu), (fr. wpojto, and okiX-
Aw, same as KtXX<i> to arrive) to
arrive at, come to, land ; to drive
to, hit against, light on.
npoaopapriu) -w, (fr. same, and
ojiapriiii to follow) to follow with,
accompany, attend.
npotrofiaprfj, 3 sin. pres. sub. act.
cont. of last.
Vlfjoo-ofilXiii), i. ->;ffw, (fr. irpbs to,
and bpiXos a crowd) to associate
with, converse or be conversant
with. pres. impr. act. cont. rrpoff
opiXei.
Upoo-o/jioXoyiu) -w, (fr. irpos besides,
b/ioii together, and Xtyto tospeak)
to confess moreover, confess, own,
grant ; to promise, undertake ;
assent, agree to.
ripooouuvpos, -ov, 6, fj, (fr. irpbs to,
bpov *">gcther, and opos a boun-
dary) near, neighbouring; u
neighbour.
Upoabv, (neut. of -npoowv, pres. par.
of vpdaetiu to be present) wliat
is over and above, more beside.
Ylpocovoptd^io, f. -dcu), p. Trpoffiovd-
uaKa, (fr. irpbs to, and ovopdfy
to name) to surname, name, call,
give a name to.
Hpoaopdu), (fr. same, and bpdw to
look) to look at, behold, view
npo
Tlpotropplfa, (fr. -rrpbfto, and bpn'ifa
to moor) to bring a ship to her
moorings, moor, anchor, land.
Tlpoaopni^opaif to come into har-
bour, arrive, sail into. 1 f. ind.
mid. irpooopniootxai. per. ind.
pass. irpoffwpp.Krp.ai. 1 a. ind.
pass. irpoawppiaOnv, -77?, -n.
Upoobffoopat, (fr.same, and docrouai
to view, th. dcroa an omen) to
look upon, behold, vieio ; to au-
gur, foresee, divine, predict.
IIpuVoi), for vpdcEco, 2 a. impr.
mid. ofirpocririui.
HpotrovSifa, (fr. npb$ to, and ovSos
the ground) to dash to the
ground.
Tipoaovpos, 'ov, 6, f/, (fr. same, and
ovo>s Ion. for opo$ a boundary)
neighbouring, near, bordering ,
adjoining .
Tipoaovaav, a. sin. fern, of rrpoo-wv,
pres. par. of irpdoeipt, to be pre-
sent.
TlpotrotpriXeis, 2 sin. pres. ind. act. of
Ylpoao<f>ti\[i), f. -rj<ro>, p. -^poauxptiXv-
kci, (fr. 7r0os moreover, and o<pd-
Xo> to owe) to owe besides or
moreover ; to be also indebted.
Tlpoaox?!, -rjs, {/, (fr. npoaexu to at-
tend) attention, care, considera-
tion ; prudence, judgment.
Tlpouo^dita -S, and E[oo(TOj;0t^w, f.
-taw, p. vpoaw^OiKa, (fr. rrpoj at,
and o%9i w or ox8i$u> to be offend-
ed ) to be grieved or offended at ;
to be indignant or angry ; to be
disgusted, loathe, abhor. 1 a.
ind. act. irpotruxdiaa, -as, -e.
Tlpoadx.diaua, -dros, rb, and Tipoa-
o^0(ff^ds, -ov, o, (fr. last) an of-
fence; abhorrence, disgust, abo-
mination.
[Ipoao^ypdw -w, (fr. irpbs moreover,
and oxyp6u> to fortify) to fortify
more.
{\p6ao\pis, -10s, Att. -eo>.£, fj, (fr.
ttooj to, and 6\pts the counte-
nance, th. dvrouai to see) the
face, countenance ; appearance,
aspect, look, colour ; a sight.
Upocrttaifa, (fr. same, and iratfa to
play) to play or sport with, jest,
mock at.
VLpoaraios, -ov, b, 1% (fr. rrpo? a-
gainst, and iraiw to strike) strik-
ing ; recent, new, sudden, fresh.
TLpooirapiKakiij) -G>, (fr. rpoj be-
sides, and irapaicaXiu) to exhort)
to exhort further, encourage.
HpooiraaauXtiHo or -irarraXevw, (fr.
irpbs to, and irdaoa\os a peg) to
fasten with pegs, peg orpin to, nail
on ; to hang upon a peg or hook.
Hpoairdrrow, f. -daw, p. irpooiriiraica,
(fr. irpbs to, and irdaaw to sprin-
kle) to sprinkle on, besprinkle.
lipoo-tivos, -ov, 0, fi, (fr. irpbs in-
tens. and irtiva hunger) very
hungry, sturving, famished.
UpoairtXd^w, (fr. irpbs to, and TrsXa-
£w to draw near) to draw near
to, approach, come to, arrive.
Tlpoairfpirw, f. -»/.<*>, p. irpoo-iriircu-
<pa, (fr. samp and irinirw to send)
to send to, **nd moreover ; to ir-
spire, instil.
Sft
npo
npooirtpi(3d\\<j), (fr. irpbs besides,1
rapt around, and /3dXAu> to throw) j
to encompass more, environ, sur-
round. ; to entwine, embrace, en-
tangle ; to annex, add, insert.
Upoairepovdu) -u>, (fr. irpbs to, and
itepovr] a buckle) to fasten with a
buckle, buckle on, clasp.
Hpooircowv, -ovoa, -bv, a. sin. fern.
YlpooirtGovcav, 2 a. par. act. of
TTpOanilTTii}.
Upoairiropai, (fr. irpbs to, and irtTo-
uai to fly) to fiy to.
Tlpoairi'iyw or Upoorr'iyvvfxi, f. -i)*<j>,
p. irpooirtrrnya, (fr. 7rpoj to, and
irfjyvvui to fasten) to fasten to,
fix or nail to, crucify. 1 a. act.
ind. irpooiirni-a.
Tlpoairt'il-avTes, n. pi. par. 1 a. act.
of last.
Ylpooir'iXvduai, (fr. irpbs to, and irtX-
vdw to approach, th. viXas near)
to draw near to, approach, arrive
at.
npoairiirrov<ri,S pi. pres. ind. act. of
Wpoair'nrrw, f. -irrwaw,*). -iriirrwKa,
(fr. irpbs to, and itiTTta to fall)
to fall to, fall or sink upon,
crush ; to fall down at the feet of,
supplicate, entreat ; to fawn,
crouch ; to fall upon, strike a-
gainst, attack, assault ; to fall in
with, meet ; to fall out, happen,
occur ; to reach. Td irpoorriir-
rovra, things that happen, occur-
rences, circumstances, impf. ind.
act. irpooiitiirrov, -es, -e. 2 a.
act. ind. irpoaeirtcov, -es, -c par.
irpoairtawv, -ovara, -6v.
Upoamrviu), (fr. same, and trirvtn),
same as iriirrw to fall) same as
last.
TlpoairXd^w, Sync, for irpoaireXd^w.
HpoairXfKw, (fr. irpbs to, and irXiKw
to plait) to plait together, entwine,
join, knit together. npo<rirX(Ko-
uai, to be involved in ; to engage
in, undertake.
YlpoanXwrbs, -»), -bv, (fr. irpbs in-
tens. and irX&ui, same as 7rX/u»
to sail) navigable.
npoairotio/iat -ovuai, (fr. vpbs to,
and irotiu) to make) to make for
one^s self, lay claim to, claim ; to
assume, arrogate ; to acquire,
get possession of, reduce into the
power of; to feign, pretend, af-
fect ; to add, join to, attach, con-
ciliate ; to serve, profit, impf.
mid. irpoacrroicopnv -ovpnv.
Upoairoifi, 2 sin. pres. ind. or sub.
mid. or pass. cont. of last.
Upoonoirjots, -10s, Att. -£wf, fi, (fr.
irpo<Tiroiiu> to claim) a claiming,
demand ; arrogance ; pretence,
dissimulation ; an acquisition,
gain.
Ylpoairoinros, -ov, b, fj, or Upotriroirj-
rbs, -rj, -ov, (fr. same) pretend-
ed, feigned, affected.
UpoeriroXcpeii) -w, (fr. irpbs against,
and n6\tpos war) to war or fight
against, attack.
npdcnroXof, -ov, b, fi, (fr. irpbs to,
and ttoX/w to be conversant) a
servant, attendant.
Upoairopcvoftai, f. mid. -cvaouai,
C497)
IIPO
per. -ircir6pevp.at, (fr. same, and
irjpcvouot to go, th. r.tipui to
pass) to set out to, go or come toy
approach, arrive.
Upoairopivovrai, 3 pi. pres. ind.
pass, of last.
Tlpoanraiaua, -dros, rb, (fr. irpif
against, and irraicua a fall. th.
irraio) to stumble) a stumbling
block, snare ; a fall, failure.
Tlpooirra'ui), fr. irpbs intens. and
irraiui, which see.
Upoo-RTTjaat, 1 a. inf. act. of 7rpoff«
iirrnpt.
Tlpjairrvacu}, f. -£w, (fr. irpbs to,
and irrvaau) to fold) to fold tot
infold, embrace, clasp, cling to ;
to gird, bind round, encircle.
Ilpoairrvcooual, to ialute friend-
ly, address or receive kindly.
Upoonvpou) -u»,(fr. irpbs besides, and
irvpdw to inflame, th. iriip fire) to
inflame or incense more.
Ilpoopaivu),{. -pdvu>, p. irpoarppayKa,
(fr. 7rpoj to, and f>airu> to sprin-
kle) to sprinkle on, besprinkle.
Wpoapiu), (fr. irpdj to, and piu) to
speak) to speak to, address, ac-
cost.
Upoapio), (fr. same, and pio> to
flow) to flow to.
lipoapfiyvvpn, f. -tj^o), p. npoaeppn-
%a, (fr. irpbs to, and p"fjyvvpt to
break) to break or dash against.
Upoaprj^is, -10s, Att. -tu>s, fi, (fr.
last) a breaking or dashing a-
gainst ; an inundation, eruption.
TIpocfpiirTu}, (fr. jrpoj against, and
piTf-ru) to throw) to throw against,
fling or hurl upon.
Ylpoaaaivu), (fr. irpbs to, and oatw
to fawn hke a dog) to fawn uponf
sooth, flatter.
Ilpoo-tTieXi^u), f. -/ffo), (fir. irpbs to,
and ouXos spittle) to spit upon.
TlpooaviiirXiKouat, (fr. same, ortiv
together, and irXtKta to fold) to
stick or cling together.
Ilpoffo-w, Poet, for irp6a(jj.
Upoarayna, -aros, rb, (fr. rpoa-
rdcab) to command) an order t
command, edict, injunction, pre-
cept.
npoord^w, (fr. 7rpdj to, and (rrd£u
to drop) to drop or trickle into.
Upoordl-ai, 1 a. inf. act. — Upon
rd^n, 3 sin. 1- a. sub. act. or %
sin. 1 a. sub. mid. — lipoard^o-
utv, 1 pi. 1 f. ind. of irpoardaau).
Upbara^ts, -10s, Att. -stos, t), (fr.
irpoardacu) to command) an arm
der, precept, injunction, com-
m.and.
HpoaTapdrru), -trow, (fr. irpbf be-
sides, and Tapdaau to disturb) to
trouble still more.
Tlpoartis, -d8os, fi, (fr. rrpo before,
and itTTtiut to stand) a porch,
vestibule ; a door-post or jamb ;
the fiont row of vines.
Upooruaia, -as, f/, (fr. same) go-
vernment, command, presidency,
magistracy, rule; dignity, pre-
eminence ; care, guardianshipt
protection, patronage ; assist-
ance, help ; equipage, attend*
once, train ; a court or yard.
npo
Tlpoardaau, -rru>, f. -£w, p. npoari-
command) to set over, appoint,
commit, intrust ; to order, di-
rect, command, enjoin ; to set in
order or ranks, druw up, array.
1 a. ind. act. npoairafa, -ay, -t.
per. pass, npoarirayftai' par.
npoartrayfifvos, -rjt ~ov, neut. pi.
irpourtray^/va.
Uojornrdii, -as, ^, (fr. next) a
'government, lieutenancy, presi-
dency ; office, authority, charge ;
patronage, protection, defence,
support.
UpoaT<ircvu>,C. -tvaw, and Tlpoara-
Tf'u> -&, f. -rjao), (fr. next) to pre-
side, govern, administer ; to pa-
tronise, countenance, support, de-
fend.
Tlpiararns, -ov, b, (fr. npb before,
and hrrjut to stand) a leader, di-
rector, chief; a president, go-
vernor, ruler ; a patron, protect-
or, guardian ; a suppliant.
Ylp')antri)pi<>i, -ov, b, r), (fr. last)
defending, protecting, tutelary.
Tlpoardrts, -i(5uy, fj, (fr. same) a
patroness ; a hostess, entertainer,
female gwirdi ">■
TIpooraroiiiTi, d. sin. cont. par.
[»r«'s. act. of npiorariu).
Tip lari'iTTit), see nooanicau).
TlpxTreOttSi -liffo, -h, par. — Upoa-
rc8r)vat, inf. 1 a. pass. — Ylpoa-
ridjaoum, -j), -crai, 1 f. md.
pass, of npoarlOnui.
TIpoorcT(iyft(voi, -n, -ov, per. par.
pass, of npoardaam.
UpocrnKo, f. -£u>, (fr. npbs to, and
t;/kw to meit) to melt on, pour
upon ; to adhere, stick or cling
to, he attached to.
T\poar7)vu,1 a. inf.act.of7rpo?ari7/ji.
TlpooriOris,-t'ioa,-fv,[>&r. — Tlpoart-
0fVi(,pres.inf.act. — npxrridcutv,
1 pi. |wes. ind. act. — Tipoandi-
utvos. -n, -ov, pres. par. pass, of
Ylpiaridtjixt, f. npoari8i)aoj, p. npoa-
rfOti<i,(fr. rpoy to, and riOnut
to place) to put or set to, apply,
bring near or to; to give more,
u'l I, adjoin, annex, increase, en-
large ; io impose, enjoin ; to pro-
pose, offer ; to give up, devote ;
l:> five, ascribe, attribute ; to
a'low, permit, warrant, justify.
TlpoarlQium, to take part or side
with, favour, assent, agree to ; to
join with, associate ; to repeat,
persevere, continue, persist, impf.
ind; act. npoaerldnv, -tjSj -n, and
irpaatrlQcov -ovv, -tts -us, -eti -ei.
1 a. act. ind. npooiQnKa. 2 a. act.
ind. npiaitinv, -rjs,-n. impr. npfia-
8lS,-tTu)^\nf.npoa9l7vlil'\)<lr.npr>a-,
9tis, -eisn, -fv. impf. ind. mid.1
vp'xreriOifjrjv, -ao, -ro. 1 a. ind.
pass. npoaeriOnv, -ns, -n. 1 f. ind.
pass. npnartd'aouoi, -n, -erai. 2
a. md. mid. npoatdiunv, -ao, -ro.
Upoonuiiw -<3, (fr. nobs to, and
rinnto to punish) to fine ; to pay
a penalty also.
llpoariunua, -Tiros, to, and Tlpdari-
pov, -oo, rb, (fr. last) a penalty
fine, punishment.
npo
Tlpoarpairuv, -ovaa, -bv, 2 a. pai
act. of
Tlpoarpinu), (fr. irpbs to, and rpiiru>
to turn) to turn to, beg, beseech,
enti eat, supplicate ; to overturn,
overthrow.
Tlpoarpi^u), f. -$p/£w, p. npoaSc-
SpdfinKa, (fr. same, and rpix^
to run) to run up to, meet; to
court, flatter, fawn. 2 a. act.
ind. rpoaiSpapov, -ts, -t' par.
irpoaSpuftuv, -ovaa, -6v. per. ind.
mid. Tpoctitpoua.
Upoarpl\iw, (fr. npbs to, and rplfiw
to rub) to rub against, in or upon,
bruise ugainst. Upoarpl^opai,
to brand, impute, scandalize, ca-
lumniate ; to strike, infiict, hit,
dash against ; to associate, join
with.
npoarpdiraiof, (fr. npoarpinut to en-
treat) an (pithet of Jupiter, or
any other to whom prayers or
entreaties are addressed ; also
ruppliant, prostrate.
npborpoiros, -ov, b, ;/, {fr. same)
entreating, begging, suppliant.
Tipoarvyxdvu), (fr. rrpdj to, and
rvyxdvu) to be) to run to, meet,
come together ; to meet with, hap-
pen upon ; to attain to, reach,
gain ; to attack, devote, give up
to.
ripoorvyxdvuv, -ovaa, -ov, n. pi.
-ovrii, par. pres. act. of last.
XlpoavniSci^n, -as, -(, 1 pi. -aucv,
1 a. ind. act. of
Upoav-ab'dK.vvui, fr. irpdy to, and
IrroSclKwut, which see.
UpoavirofitfivfioKti), fr. same, and
viroiiiuvfioKii), which see.
npoavariWo/i.n, (fr. npb before,
and ovariWu) to contract, th.
ffr/XXw to send) to contract, di-
minish, deprive.
Tlpoav^io) -d>. f. -vd/(ii<rw, (fr. irpb*
beside, and i)^/<5w to raise, th
vipos height) to raise aUo, ele-
vate ; to extol, praise highly.
Ilpoa<pdytov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
(pdyu to eat) any thing eaten
with bread, sauce, relish ; vie
tuals, meat, fish.
Ylp6a<paros, -ov, 6, >), (fr. same, and
<pdu> to speak, or to kill) neuAy
said, uttered, published ; newly
killed; new, late, fresh, recent.
Tipoa<pdru)s, ar.J Ylp6a<parov, (fr.
last ) newly, lately, recently.
l\poa<pcpiiS, -ios -ovs, b, rj, (fr. trpoa-
(pipu) to bring to) like, resembling,
similar.
IIpoff0£pd/j£voy,-»7,-ov,pass. — Tlpoa-
<f>fpwv,-ovoa,-ov,a.ct.pdir. — Tlpoa-
ipipuwi, 3 pi. pres. sub. act. of
Tipoa<j>ipw, f. irpoaoioo), 1 a. npoai'/-
vtyKa, (fr. irpd? to, and <pipu> to
bring) to bring to or before, carry
to, offer, preseni, bestow ; to ut-
ter, declare, speak to, address ; to
apply, lay on ; to adduce, bring
foruiard, show. Tlpoa<pipouat, to
rush, run upon, assault ; to be
like, resemble; to take, use; to
behave, act, conduct one's self;
to treat, manage, deal with ;' to
charge, fight, close in battle ; to
(493)
npo
approach, associate, join with
assent, agree, pres. impr. act.
irp6a<pcpc, -/tu. impf. act. vpoai-
ibipov. 2 a. ind. act. npoat)vtyKov.
1 a. ind. pass, npuativixdnv, -ns,
-n. per. ind. mid. irpoa/Jvo^a.
Att. zpoacvrjvoya.
Upoofytvyoi, f. -(w, (fr. same, and
<ptvyu> to flee) to fiec to, take re-
fuge ; to pass over, desert. 2 a.
md. act. irpoai<pvyov, -cs, -t. 1 f.
ind. mid. Trpoaipcv^ouai.
Tlp6o<pT)ut, f. -<p)}aw, (fr. same, and
(Prifil to speak) to speak to, ad-
dress, impf. or 2 a. ind. act.
npoai<pnv, -rjs, -rj.
TlpoaadtyKTbs, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same,
and tpOiyyopm to speak) spoken
to, addressed.
npoa<pdtipu>, (fr. same, and <pda'p<a
to corrupt) to corrupt inserisihly,
steal upon to destroy ; to infect,
taint, vitiate. TlpnaipOeipouat, to
insinuate for harm, seduce, de-
prave,
llpoaipt^jj, a. sin. or neut. pi. cont.
of
npoaabfXtjs, -ios -ovs, b, >'/, (fr. irpbs
intem. and <pl\os friendly ) friend-
ly toiraids, kind, amiable, pleas-
ing, grateful, agreeable, welcome.
Tlootfii'b.ia, and Y\poa<p(\cia, -as, t)%
(fr. \d.sl) friendship, kindness.
npoo<piXooo<piii> -G>, (fr. rpbs to, and
<}i\6ao<pos a philosopher) to phi-
losophize or meditate upon.
Ilpoo(pi\u>s, (fr- trpoa<pi\i)s kind)
kindly, friendly, benevolently.
Tlpoacpopi, -as, ^, (fr. npooQipu) to
offer) an oblation, offering, sa-
crifice ; an application ; taking
of food, food, meat ; a reproach,
accusation ; a return, arrival.
Ylp6a<popos, -ov,b,f), (fr. same) ar
rived, brought, carried ; fit, con-
ducive, suitable, useful, conveni-
ent. TlpdaQopd p alptrt, raise
me conveniently or gently.
Xlpoa<pvyiov,-ov,rb, (fr. -rrpbs to, and
<f>cvyu> to fly) a refuge, asylum.
Tlpoa<j>vr), a. sin. cont. of
TIpoo(pvr)s, -he -o5{, b, r), (fr. nobs
to, and <pvu> to grow) growing to,
adhering, clinging ; suitable or
conformable to nature, natural,
innate, congenial.
U.poa<pvXaKri, -rjs, r), [fr. npbs at,
and <t,v\daa(t> to guard) a guard,
V!atcn, caution ; protection, de-
fence.
n.p6o<f>vi;, -yos, b, »', (fr. npbs to,
and $evyo> to fly) flying to for
protection ; a client, dependant ;
a deserter.
Wpoa<pi)s, -vaa, -vv, 2 a. par. act.
of npdatpvfii, same as
YlpooqSvu), f. -ffw, p. npoaned>vKa, (fr.
nobs to, and <pvu> to grow) to
cause to grow to or upon, to ha-
bituate, inure, confirm. Tlpoa-
qbvofiai, to grow upon, adhere,
cling to, be joined or fixed to.
per. inf. act. npoanetovicivat.
T\poa<poiviiii -io, f. -r)au), p. npoant-
<pu)vrjxn, (fr« wpof to, and o\wvie»
to speak, th. 0wv?) voice) to speak
tOj address, accost, call to, ay
npo
out to. 1 a. ind. act. rpocrupw-
vnaa.
Tlpoatyuvovai or -aiv, d. pi. cont.
par. pres. ; or, 3 pi. cont. pres.
ind. act. of last.
Upo(Txalp0}j (fr- fp6? with, and %ai-
'pw to rejoice ) to rejoice with ; to
take pleasure in.
UpoffxiOouat, same as Tpoixpuai,
mid. of rrpotyw.
llpoaxeipos, -ov, h, >/, (fr. 7rpd? to,
and "Xtip the hand) placed at
hand, in the hand, ready.
npoc^fw, (fr. same, and yfw to
pour) to pour upon, sprinkle,
wet.
ITpdcry^a, -aros, to, (fr. same
and cxr)ha a dress) a pretext
pretence, outward show, colour ;
dig nity, majesty, splendour, mag-
nificence ', first or best place j
state, sicuation, appearance.
TIo6axJ)i, 2 sin. 2 a. sub. act. —
Upoax^v, 2 a. inf. act. — IIpo-
ax^v, n. pi. npooxtvTtS) % a#
par. act. — Ylpoax^ioQai, 2 a.
inf. mid. of 7rpof'yw.
llpoffyda), Upocx^vvvu) and IJpoa-
ywvi'u/n, (fr. Trpo? to, and ydw
to heap up) to heap up, throw up
a heap, raise a mound, make an
. embankment, fortify.
TlpSffyvaig, -ios, Att. -£w?, r}, (fr.
next) a pouring over or on, o^u-
sio7i. a. sin. irpdoxvoiv.
Ilpoo-yiia), f. -vow, p. TrpocKtxvKai
(fr. trod? to, and yow, same as
y/w to pour) to pour upon. per.
iud. pass. irooGKtxvpai, -cai,
-ra i.
RpooxMlxa, -aros, rd, (fr. rrpoox^
to heap up) a heap, mound, bank,
rampart, embankment ; mud
carried down by a river.
npoff^wp/w, (fr. rpd? to, and xL)~
pii» to depart) to go or come to ;
to adhere to, join with ; to adjoin,
be neighbouring ; to depart, re-
tire, withdraw ; to give vp, sur-
render, yield, come into alliance ;
to belong to.
Ilpdo-ywpo?, -ov, 6, >/, (fr. same)
near, neighbouring, bordering,
adjoining.
Upocr\paveT£, 2 pi. pres. ind. act.
of
Ilpoff^auwjf.-atfffa), p.irpoviipavKa,
(fr. :rpoj to, and \j,do to touch)
to touch, handle ; to join, colled,
swell,
tlpdau), (fr. Trpd before) before, for-
ward ; beyond, far off, far.
TlpotriJbSns, -toy -ov?, b, >;, (fr. rrpd?
intens. and d£w to smell) strong
smelling, stinking, fetid.
UpocoSris, -eos -ov?, b, r), (fr. same,
and oihitji to swell) swelled, puff-
ed up, inflated.
Upocwdia, -a?, {j, (fr. rrpd? to, and
u>or) a song) pronunciation, ac-
cent, piosody ; a song, hymn.
Tiooffbidfu) -w, (fr. same, and uBiui
to drive) to drive against, push
forth, impel.
Upoa&iraai, Metapl. for xpooiZrois,
d. pi. of jrpdffcoirof.
T[(wcu>vuov, -ov, ro, (ir. xpdautxov
npo
a face) a mask ; a pretext, cloak,
excuse.
ITpoo-wTroX»7TTT/ta) -w, (fr. same, and
\ap.fidvu> to take) to accept or
have respect of persons. 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. TpoouiroXwvTure.
npoffwroX^rr^?, -ov, b, r), (fr. same)
a respecter of persons.
Tlpo(TU)iro\)Hpia, -as, r), (fr. same)
an accepting of or respect of per-
sons, partiality.
npoc-wTrov, -ov, to, (fr. rrpd? to, and
Hip the eye, th. 6irropai to see)
./ace, visage, countenance ; a
person, character ; the front,
Kara TrpdffWTrov, openly, face to
face.
Ylpoouiroiroiia, -as, hi (fr. last, and
iroiito to make) a personification
a change of things to persons ; a
fiction of persons.
YlpoffujpfjLiaOrjaav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind.
pass, of rrpotroppi^o).
Upoffwrara and YIpoowTaTv, (fr.
next) farthest, very far.
YlpoowTaros, -n, -ov, (sup. of wpdcro)
before) farthest, most distant,
foremost.
Upootoreoos, -a, -ov, (comp. of
same) farther, more advanced,
more forward, before.
npoo-wTf'pw, (fr. last) farther, more
distant.
TlpocrdxpfXrjpa, -tiros, to, (fr. irpbs
to, and w<pci\iu to help) addi-
tional help.
TlpooiZxOioa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act.
of irpoa-oxOifa-
npoTafioipTji', 2 a. opt. mid. — ITpo-
rafiibv, -ovca, -bv, par. 2 a. act.
of
TTpOTffiV'J).
YlpoTao(Jiw -Si, (fr. 7rpo intens. and
'rapliib) to fear, th. rdp(3os terror)
to dread, fear.
nporucriS, -to?, Att. -£&;?, »y, (fr.
■trperelvm to stretch out) a pro-
posal, proposition ; the beginning
of a play, opening of the plot ;
a design, subject, argument.
Ylpordcaw or -ttw, f. -£w, p. irpori-
Tnyrt, (fr. ;rpo before, and rdaau)
to array) to place foremost, sta-
tion in front ; to determine be-
forehand, foreordain, predesti-
nate, prescribe, appoint, per.
ind. pass. npoTtTaypai.
TlpoTtQds, -ilea, -tv, par. 1 a. pass.
— UpoTiOvta for npori BtiKa, per.
ind. act. of irpoTiOrjpi.
Upordvio, f. -tvu, p. 7TporfTviKa, (fr.
ttoo before, and rclvw to stretch)
to stretch forth or out, extend,
produce ; to strain, constrain,
bind, lie : to propose, offer, prof-
fer ; to Act ftrth, present to view,
expose. 1 a. aei. ind. irpofrava*
par. wpordvas.
nporcty/^w, f. -taw, (fr. same, and
■my/£a> to wall, th. rsiyo? a
wall) to fortify, build a wall
round.
TlpoTtlxiapta, -aros, rb, (fr. same)
an outujork ; a fortification, bul-
wark, rampart, defence.
TlporfXeia, -wv, ra, (fr. irpb before,
and rAo? the end) sacrifices of-
fered or rite* performed bfefare
(400)
npo
a marriage ; antinuplial offer-
ings.
YlpoTt\tvTd(o -Z, (fr. same, and rt-
XtvTa'w to finish, th. ri\os an
end) to die before, decease previa
ously or immaturely.
ITpoTcX/^u), (fr. same) to devote, de-
dicate.
TlpoTifiva), f. -f/ifi, (fr. same, and
Tipvui to cut) to cut or chop off,
pare ; to break or tear up,
plough.
UpoTtpa, (fern, of vp6rtpos former,
viz. tip ipa day) ihe day before,
yesterday.
UpoTtpatos, -a, -ov, (fr. same)ybr-
777 er, prior, on the day before.
Ilporcpet, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
of
rjporsp/w -5, (fr. irpdTtpos former,
th. irpo before) to be hefore, rank
above, take place of; to precede,
go or come before ; to be before-
hand, anticipate.
Uporrpripa, -aros, to, (fr. last) pri-
ority, precedence, superiority,
honour j privilege, prerogative,
immunity ; advantage, victory ;
superior talent.
TlpoTtpoiaiv, d. pi. Ion. of irpdTtpos.
ITpdrfpov, (neut. of next) first, be-
fore, previously ; of old, former-
ly, in time past ; sooner, earlier ;
more quickly or easily ; rather,
preferably.
ripdrepo?, -a, -ov, (comp. fr. npi
■ before) former, sooner, earlier,
prior, previous ; superior, better,
preferable.
Uftoripw, -w?, and -oxrc, (fr. last)
before, farther on, more re-mote-
ly, beyond.
UpoTcraypivos, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of ■npnrdoooi.
Upon, Dor. for irp6s.
YlpoTiaTTTU), Dor. for irpoodirro).
IlpoTiPdWcai, Dor. and Ion. for
Trpoo-j3rf>>77, 2 sin. pres. sub.
pass, of Trpoo"/?rtXAa>.
ripoT^ty/ifvo?, Dor. and ^Eol. for
irpocSeStypivos, par. per. pass
of irpooSixopat.
TIpoTieiSav, Dor. for TpoaciSeiv,
pres. inf. act. ofirpootidu).
Uporui\e7v, Dor. for irpoffti\c7v,
pres. inf. act. cont. of irpocei'Xm.
IIport£>£?i', Dor. for rrpoo-fXaV, 2 a.
inf. act. of irpooaipto).
UpoTiQrjpi, f. -drjoo), p. -Ti6ttKa,(fr.
irpb before, and riOr/pi to put) to
set or place before, put forward
or in front ; to propose, set
forth, move, lay before, explain,
premise ; to hold a council, open
a senate ; to publish, proclaim ;
to prefer, choose, select ; to lay
out the dead ; to throw or give
to be devoured, expose ; to per
suade, prevail on ; to permit, al-
low, grant. UporlOepai, to set up,
erect, place ; to set in view, ex-
hibit publicly, show ; to serve up
meat, set before ; to ordain, de-
cree, enact; to purpose, intend,
design, determine before, ap*
point, destine ; to cloak, disguise,
pretend. 1 a. iad. mid. wpot&i-
npo
inr», -tn or-ou, -tro. 1 a. pass,
md. irpotridnv, -if) "•* par. trpo-
rtdtUt -tiwi -if.
Uporiudaou), Dor. for lrpoofidooiii
or -rrw.
Eportfidu) -w, f. -ijffw, (fr. n-po be-
fore, and Tifidu) to honour) to
honour or vo^ue more, prefer ;
to regard, attend to, respect.
Tlportuuv, pres. par. act. cont. of
last.
IlpoTi6<joofiaif Dor. for 1:0006010-
uai.
Tlportui, (fr. irpb before, and riut to
honour) to honour before, value
or regard more, prefer.
Updrunon, -tos, Att. -£wf, f), (fr.
irpb before, and riuvu to cut) a
cutting of ; the navel, which in
infants is immediately cut.
HpoToXpdtD -u>, f. -;'/aw, (fr. same,
and roXudu) to dare) *o dare be-
fore, venture, hazard.
Uporouh, -tjs, fi, (fr. irpb before, and
Ttfivu to cut) an image, likeness,
bust.
Tlporbvoioi, d. pi. of
Uporovoi, -ov, b, or -rovov, -ov, rb,
(fr. irpb before, and reivu to
stretch) a rope passing from the
bow to the top of the mast, which
is raised or lowered by means of
it ; the forestay.
Tlporov, (for irpb rovrov rov ypdvov)
before, formerly, previously.
Tlporpiirovro, Ion. for rrpocrpiirovro,
3 pi. impf. ind. mid. of irporpiiro).
UporptirriKbq, -r), -dv, (fr. trporpiirm
to encourage) hortatory, encou-
raging, animating.
HporpcTrriKuJi, (fr. last) encourag-
ingly, cheering ly.
{Iptrpziru), f. -v//oj, p. npor4rpt<pa,
(fr. npo before, and rp«ru> to turn)
to turn before, turn towards ; to
drive forward, impel, drive to
flight ; to drive on, instigate, in-
cite, encourage, exhort. Ylporpi-
irouat, to turn about, face ; to
outstrip, surpriss ; to yield to,
give w,vi or loose to.
TIporpixu, c- mid. irpodpi^onai, p.
act. irpooeopdurjKa, (fr. irpb be-
fore, and Tjj/^w to run) to run
before, outrun.
npurpcx^ducvoi, -n, -ov, par. 1 a.
mid. of irporpi iru>.
TLporpoirabnv, (fr. irporpinu) to turn
to flight) turned in flight, with
the back to the enemy.
Uporpoirh, -???, '/, (fr. irporpiiro) to
exhort) advice; exhortation, en-
couragement.
Uporvnro), (fr. irpb before, and rvit-
tu to strike) to strike before ano-
ther, assail, assault or charge
first ; to gush, burst out.
Uporvxbv for 7raparvxbv, (neut. of
2 a. par. act. of naparvyxdvu>)
accidentally happening; incident,
chance.
IlpovpdXev, Att. Synaer. for irpoi-
(iaXiv, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of
npofidXXta.
Tlpoii^rj, same for irpoij3n, 3 sin. 2
a. ind. act. of irpofralvu.
Qpovypafx, same for xpo6ypn$t, 3
nro
sin. impf. ind. act. of irpoypi<po).
Tlpoviifid^aro, same for irpocSi6d£a-
ru, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of rpoci-
laaKiti.
Upov6o)Ka;, same for irpoitwtcas, 2
sin. 1 a. ind. act. of rpoiicwui.
Hpovdcro, same for irpotdero, 3 sin.
2 a. ind. mid. ofnporidnui.
npovdnKtv, same for irpoidnicev, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. act. of same.
Wpivntiro, same for irpoiKtiro, 3
sin. impf. mid. of rrplKctuat.
YIpovKcx^priKctaav, same for irpoi-
Ktxupi'iKciffai>, 3 pi. pper. md.
act. of irpoxupiu).
TlpovKiv6vvevev, same for koockiv-
ivvcvtv, 3 sin. impf. act. of irpo-
KlvfwCVui.
Ylpovvn, -rjs, t), a palm tree.
ripoviiKOt, -ov, b, (fr. irpb for, and
cvciku to bear) a hireling, mer-
cenary. Or, (fr. same, and
vuKOi contention) a contentious,
turbulent or troublesome person.
Tlpov^iirifftiv, Att. Synaer. for irpo-
t^ivrjaiv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
irpo(cvfu).
Tlpvvrnpfa, -ios, Att. -cwi, r), (fr.
next) pre-existence.
npovirdpx<*>y f -£w, p. rooOrrJJpya
(fr. irpb before, and Lirdp-vu> to
be J to be or exist before, pre-exist ;
to begin first, anticipate ; to and.
cipate in liberality or kindness
impf. irpovirr)pxov, -tj, -e.
Y\povirciXfi<ptioiv, Att. for irpotirti-
Xr)<pa<rt, 3 pi. per. ind. Att. of
irpotrriXaufidvu).
Ylpovirtu^/a*, Att. Synam*. for irpoi
ircu\pav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
irooiripiru).
Tlpovirt^oppdu) -w, f. -r/ou), (fr. irpb
before, Inb under, j£ from, and
bpudia to rush) to charge fore-
most, sally forth before others.
Ylpovirnpyuiva, (pi. neut. of per.
par. pass, of irpovitdp>(u>) bene-
fits or kinrlnesses offered hrf,,re.
TlpovirrjpKTai, 3 sin. per. ind. pass.
— l\p-)'v-nr)oxov, -a, -c or -iv,
impf. ind. act. of irpoi<-dp\u).
Tlpovrrroi, -ov, b, %, (fr. irpb before,
and birropai to see) placed before
the eyes, manifest, plain, clear.
Tlpovpyiairrpov, (fr. next) better,
more useful, more advantageous,
of more consequence, preferable.
Upovpyov, (fr. wob before, and ip-
yov a work) worth while, for the
advantage of.
Upovrciv' for irpoiravc, 3 sin. impf.
of irportivm.
Upovridti, Att. Synaer. for irpotri-
dct, 3 sin. cont. impf. ind. act.
of irportQiu for irpoTidnut.
Tlpovrpeirero, same for irpoerpiirero,
3 sin. impf. ind. pass, of irporpi-
7TU).
Upovrvxpav, same for irpoirvipav, 3
pi. 1 a. ind. act. of irporvirru).
UpovtpciXes, same for irpo6<puXzs,
which Ion. for irpouxpaXes, 2 sin.
impf. act. of irpoo(f>eiXu).
Tlpo\)<t>l(TTafiai, mid. of
Uoob(bi<Trri^i, f. irpoviro<TTfjo(j>, (fr.
npb before, and v&i<rrr)(ii to exist)
tribe or exist before, pre-exitL
(500)
npo
npoiJ^tJV, Att. Synaer. for irpo/^civ.
pres. inf. act. — TJpovxovro for
■trpotixovro, 3 p). impf. md. mid.
— Upovxovarji for Trpof^otfaqj, g.
fern. pres. par. act. of irpoix"*
Ylpo\<xn), same for irpo/^u.
tlpovx^v, same for irpoixwv, (pres.
par. act. of rrpo/'yw) superior,
excelling, surpassing, capital,
chief.
npo<payn>, (fr. 7rpd before, and <pd-
yu to cat) to eat before.
Upotpalvu), (fr. same, and <f>aivu> to
show) to throw light upon, en-
lighten ; to show forth, propose,
hold forth ; to show, display, ex-
hibit, thrust forward ; to fore"
show, portend, forebode, promise.
T\po<palvouni, to appear before or
from a distance.
npo^ai'v, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. pass, of
last. '
ripoQavris, -ioi -ovi, b, fi, (fr. same)
clear, plain, open, manifest, ap-
parent, conspicuous, perspicu-
ous. Etc rou npoQavovs, clearly,
plainly.
Ylpofavia, -aj, //, (fr. same) clear-
ness, plainness, perspicuity.
Ylp6<pavrov, -ov, to, (neut. of next)
an oracle, response, prophecy,
prediction.
Tlp6(pavroi, -ov, o, >/, (fr. irpb before,
and <paivu) to show) shown before,
foretold, prophesied, predicted,
declared, revealed ; evident, ma-
nifest, plain, clear.
Tlpo<p5vu>s, (fr. irpo<bavris clear)
clearly, brightly ; openly, mani-
festly, conspicuously, plainly.
ripo<f>d(Tci,<i. Att. cont. — Tloocpaatv,
a. sin. of i:p66aois.
npotpaaifyfiat, f. -ioouai, (fr. next)
to pretend, dissemble, feign ; to
cloak, disguise ; to excuse, apo-
logize.
U.p6(pil(jii, -iog, Att. -co>s, //,(fr. irp6-
<pnut to speak for) a pretence,
pretext, cloak, colour ; an excuse,
apology, defence, plea. Or (fr.
rrpo<paivu> to foreshow) an ap-
pearance, show, semblance ; a
cause, occasion, opportunity.
'E^eiv irotcpaoiv, to have the ex-
cuse of illness, be ailing.
ITpo^riffjoriAcdj, -fi, -bv, (fr. last)
excusing, pretending, pleading,
fictitious ; deceitful, false.
ripo<paras,-a, Dor. for iroofprjrris.
Up6(f)tpe, 2 sin. pres. impr. — U.po-
<pipu, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
irpo<pipii>.
Tlpoipepris, -ios -ovg, b, f/, (fr. irpo<pi-
pw to produce) advanced, carried
forward; aged, old; promoted, ex-
alted, superior, excellent. Comp.
irpotytpfOTcpos, sup. -iffraroi.
Ylpotyipyoi, Ion. for irpo<pipr), 3 sin.
pres. sub. act. of
ITpo0/p(i>, f. -iroooiiTO), 1 a. irpor'ivty-
Ka, (fr. wpd before, and (ftiput to
carry) to bring forward, pro-
duce, place or set before, show,
exhibit, propose ; to bring, draw
or take out ; to utter, express,
say, declare, publish, proclaim ;
to Object, accuse, upbrnid, re*
npo
npr
proach ; to excel, surpass, exceed, TlpS^ciooi, -ov, b, r}, (fr. trpd before,
to advance, promote, conduce; and %ap the hand) at hand,
to give in trust, charge, com- ready, light, easy, prepared,
mand, order. Hpo%eipoToviw-u), f. -i.aui, p. rpo«-
Ilo6<pT)ni, (fr. same, and <*>y>il to %tioor6vnKa, (fr. rpd before, andj
say) to say, speak or tell before, ynporov/u) to stretch forth the'
predict, foretell. j hand, which fr. ynp ^e hand, I
ilfocpnrda, -ac, i], (fr. same) />ro- 1 and reivu to stretch) to choose,
phecy ; a prediction, presage, elect or appoint before ; to choose
oracle, response. i in preference, vote for. per. pass.
npocytjTtvu), f. -tv<T(j>, (fr. same) to ind. irpoKtynpord^ar par.
prophesy, divine, foretell, predict, ' rpoKCxtipoTovr^ivos, -n, -ov.
presage ; to explain or apply rjpoyt/pwc, (fr. 7rpdy£tpoc ready)
prophecies, impf. act. i:poc<pi)- readily, easily, quickly
tcvov, -tj, -£, 1 a. act. ind. xpot
(prjTEvaa, -as, -£* impf. irpotpfjrev-
<rov, -dru.
(lpo<p/)Tns, -ov, b, (fr. same) a de-
clarer, foreteller, prophet, di-
viner ; a harbinger, forerunner ;
a pnest, teacher, instructor, in-
terpreter ; a poet, bard.
UpoQnriico's, -r), -ov, (fr. last) pro-
phetic ; inspired.
Dpo(f»'iTii, -?8os, n, (fr. same) a
prophetess, a. rpotpfjriv.
Upo<pddvu), f. rpoipddffii), p. rpoi<f>-
Qaica, fr. rpb before, and <pddvu),
wh. see ; 1 a. ind. act. rrpoi<p-
baca.
Tlpo<popa, -5c, 'j, (fr. irpotpipw to ut-
. ter) expression, utterance, pro-
nunciation ; a word, voice,
speech ; a reproach, taunt.
Tipo<poptKbi, -fi, -ov, (fr. last) ex-
pressive, declarative ; shown, de-
clared.
Tlpo<ppdfa, (fr. rpb before, and <ppd-
£w to tell) to foretell, explain be-
fore ; to declare, publish, proclaim.
Up6<ppa<roa, -ns, fi, (fr. rpotypuji
willing) willing, ready, kind.
Hpo<poor<jis, (fr. next) uilhngly,
readily, promptly.
Tlpdtppuv, -ovoc, b, fi, (fr. rod before,
and (ppfiv the mind) prudent,
wise, discreet ; prompt, ready,
willing, inclined, kind.
Tlpoovytlv, 2 a. inf. act. — Tioo6v-
yots, 2 sin. 2 a. opt. act. of rpo-
(pivyn).
HpnipvXuKii, -ijc, ff, (fr. next) an
observation ; a watch, guard,
garrison.
npotyvXa!-. -a/cos, b, (ir. next) a
guard, v;atch, sentinel.
Tlpo<pv\dcaij) or -ma, f. -£w, p. ~oo
irttpvXaica, (fr. rod before, and
<pv\daau> to guard) to keep guard
or watch for, over or in front of
to guard, preserve, keep ; to
guard against, be cautious.
Tlpoxitiv, pres. inf. act. of iroa
Ylpoxfovri, Dor. for npoxiovci, 3
pi. pres. ind. act. of Trpoy/w.
IIpdy£vo-ic, -io$, Att. -£wc, i), (fr.
next) a pouring forth, discharge,
stream, flow.
Ilpoyfu), f. -dew, (fr. -rpb before,
and yf'w to pour) to pour out,
discharge.
Up6xw, (fr. same, and y&n the
knee) on the knees ; utterly, to-
tally, entirely.
ripoyon, -rjSi >h (fr- *p°X*w to (ns~
charge) a flow, discharge, flood,
inundation, torrent, stream, wave ;
the mouth of a river.
Ilpdyooc, -otic, -6ov -ov, fj, (fr.
same) an ncer, urn, basin.
Tlpoxpaofiai, (fr. rpb for, and xpdo-
uut to use) to use instead of; to
use frequently.
Upoxvrvs, -ov, 6, (fr. nob before,
and y/w to pour) barley and
salt which was poured into the
victim's ear ; salt cakes.
npdyw//a, -aroc, to, (fr. rob before,
and x^f10- a heap, th. yo'w to
heap up) a bulwark, mound.
np'-ywp/w -u>, f. -}tffu), (fr. same,
and ywprw to depart) to go be-
fore, proceed, advance, march ;
to reach, attain, succeed, pros-
per ; to turn out, happen ; toft!,
be convenient, suitable.
ITpoywp77//a, -croc, rb, (fr. last)
dung, excrement.
TIpnw, f. -wffw, p. -o>Kvj, by Sync,
for irrpardw, wh. see. 1 a. ind.
act. iTTpuyca. per. pass. ind. r/-
rowfiaf par. rrrpw/moc.
YlpoCjfiai or Tlpdwfjai, 1 pi. irpodfit-
da, 2 a. sub. mid. of rpoinfti.
ITpowpio-rt, -ac, -£ or -tv, 1 a. ind.
act. of ■Kponpi^b).
YJpowoutftnv, impf. mid. cont. of
rooopdu).
Tipv\ie$,-<j>v, of, n. of rpvXicorrpv-
Xrjc, -/oc, 6, »% seldom used in
the sin. ; foot soldiers, infantry,
soldiery ; an assembled multitude.
ITpvAic, -toe, Att. -rue, fi, (fr. 'ast)
Upoxctoifa, I. -tVw, and Wpox^p'^o- a dance of soldiers ; the soldiery
fiat, f. rrpoxcipiffoftai, (fr. wpd be-] an armed body.
fore, and xCiP'& to handle, th. jllpw/iva, Ion. -n, -vs, fi, (fr. irpvfivbs
Xtip the hand) to hold in the hand,\ extreme) the poop or stern of a
handle ; to take in hand, begin, ship ; the rudder,
prepare, undertake; to place at\U.pv\ivriaiov, -ov, rb, (fr. last) the
hand, make ready ; to determine,' stern rope, cable. Ilpvfivrja^ for
appoint, nominate, choose out ;\ Ttpv^v>}ata, pi.
to bring out, produce. 1 a. mid. ripw/zv^oioc, -a, -ov, (fr. same) be-
ind. irpotx€lPt<7dfitn>, -w,-aro. longing to the stern.
TIpoxtiplffaadai, inf. — TJooxttpiffd- Upvfivbs, -^, -dv, the extreme, last
utvus, -if -0^, par. 1 a. mid. of | ending.
last. | ILk uv&, -<tos, r}, a woman's name.
450n
npn
npv;<v(5prju, -ac, fj, (fr- irpr^voc the
extreme, and dpos a mountain)
</ie bottom or /oo< o/"a mountain.
Upvravua, -uv, ra, (neut. of next)
security or bail for prosecuting a
suit or abiding by the decision ;
office or duration of a Upvravis.
Upvravtlov, -cv, rb, (fr. rpvravif a
magistrate) a judgment hall or
court ; a magmfcent house, pa-
lace ; a college or hospital at
Athens.
Tlpvravtixj), (fr. next) to art as
magistrate, rule, direct, govern,
regulate, conduct ; to arbitrate,
mediate ; to supply, procure.
Tlpiravis, -iog, Att. -£wc, 6, the fifty
select senators at Athens were
so called ; a chief magistrate,
ruler, governor ; a dispensery
guardian, protector, n. pi. rpu-
raVeic, a. sin. rpvravtv.
Ilpwav, Dor. for
Tlpwnv, (fr. rpwt in the morning)
lately, a little before, formerly.
Ylpu>8rjPns and Ylpbdnfiog, -ov, b, >/r
(fr. 7rpwToc first, and fi(3n youth)
in youth, young.
nptxtdvarepov, -ov, rb, (neut. of
next) a figure in rhetoric.
nptdflt'ortpoc, -ov, 6, i), (fr. irpwroj-
first, and vurcpos latter) the first
last, perverted, preposterous, ab-
surd.
IIpu)?, in the morning, early. *A//o-
rrouu,, together with the dawn.
Upwfa,-ac, fj, (fern, of rpwFoc early,
viz. upa time) the morning,
dawn.
Ylpwi^aor -$ov, and Ylpoi0 or-^bv,
(fr. irpw? early) the day before
yesterday, very lately.
UpwiQiv, (fr. same) in the morning,
early.
Tlpibifios, -ov, 6, (fr. same) early,
in the morning, belonging to the
morning, at dawn.
ITpam'dc, -rj, -dv, and IIpuHoc, -a,
-ov, (fr. same) belonging to the
morning, dawning.
npwiodcv, (fr. same) early in the
morning.
npw/crdc, -ov, b, the posteriors.
YIpibv, -wide, and IlpuW, -oioc, b,
for irpnibv, n. pi. rpo'wvts.
Ilpwf, -koc, 6, (fr. 7Tpuu in the morn-
ing) a drop, properly a dew-
drop.
ITpipa, -ac, j), (perhaps fr. irpd be-
fore, and pit* to flow, or 6pa'w to
see ) the prow, bow, head.
Updpadtv, (fr. last, and $cv from a
place) from the prow.
Upiopartvu, (fr. next) to stand on
the prow, keep a look out ; to be
boatswain.
TLpij>parns, -ov, and npwpn>c, -toe
Att. fwc, 6, (fr. trpwpa the prowv
the master of the prow or fore
part of the ship, boatswain.
ITpwra, and t« irpwra, (fr. irpiorof
first) at first, first, firstly.
ripwrayuivjo-T^c, -ov, b, i), (fr. irp<5-
roc first, and aywv a contest) a
principal combatant ; a chief
actor.
Upurai, -wv, ci, (pi. fem. oivp&rct
first, viz. iro\tli cities) capitals,
metropoles.
npwrup^os, -ou, 6, (fr. same, and
apxn command j a chief govern-
or, commander.
Ilpwmov, -ov, rb, (ncut. of next)
precedence, pre-eminence, supe-
riority. T« itoiuTiia, the chief
rank ; first place or prize.
Tlpurtlos, -a, -ov, (fr. irpwroj first)
chief, foremost, first, most excel-
lent, superior.
Tlpu>rtai\asr -a, Dor. for TlpuTcol-
Xiioi, -ov, b, a man's name.
Upiorcvf, -f'oj, I, Proteus, a marine
deity.
Hptartvu), f. -tvaui, p. venptircvKa
'(fr. irpdros first) to be first or
chief, take the lead, have the pre-
eminence, hold the first place, par
pres. act. irpiartvutv.
TTp&rn, d sin. fern, of same.
Upurnporp, d. sin. of
Hpu)riip6n,s, -ov, b, (fr. irpurros
first, and apou> to plough) who
first ploughed.
llpomar* for Ylpurtora, and Ylpiimo-
tov, (fr. x\c\\) firstly, in the first
place, especially, particularly.
TLputriarof, -n, -ov, (a. sup. fr. irpui-
roj first) first of all, the very
first, first, chirf foremost.
UpwTofitiQpiiii -u>, f. -v<to>, p. ncnpti)'
rojidQpnK*, (fr. same, and fiddpov
a ben h) to set on the first bench
place on the. foremost row ; to sit
or be seated first, impf. act.
crrpwrofiddpeov -ovv. 1 a. ind. act.
eirpu>ro(idQpno-a.
npu»ro/3oAf'u> -w, f. -/}ou>, p. irznput-
ro(l6\r)Ka, (fr. same, and (idWu
to shoot) to s/iooi, produce or //uf
/brtA ./?/-sf. 1 a. ind. act. enpuro-
(3o\noa.
IIpuiToycvfii, -tos -ovs, b, f}, (fr
same, and yivouai to be born ) first
of its kind, primitive, original,
first made. Also a man's name.
IJpwroyf vvnua, -dros, rb, (fr. same)
first produce, first offerings, first
fruits.
Hpuroyovos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same)
first-born, first-begotten, eldest,
first fruit.
Upwroydvos, -ov, o, »;, (fr. same)
bearing the first time; at the first
birth.
TlpwToyovoiv, g. pi. of either of the
two last.
n.puroKadtb'pia, -as, fj, (fr. itou>tos
first, and tcadiSpa a seat, th. ?w
to sit) the first or uppermost seat,
precedency.
Ilp(j>TOK\r)aia, -as, //, (fr. same, and
Ka\iu) to cal.) an assembly of
chiejs ; a council.
Upu)TOK\itria, -as,}/, (fr. same, and
Kkiaia a couch, th. k\'ivu> to re-
cline) the first couch, uppermost
seat or place ; precedency.
TlpoiTOKovpia, -as, t), (fr. same, and
Kovpd a shearing) the first shear-
ing ; the first cutting of the
hair.
Up<j>ro\oyia, -as, f), (fr. same, and
Xdyoj a word, th. Xiyu> to speak)
a speaking fir*, fcrU address.
IITA
nTH
HpuiT0fii6tiKa, -as, h, a woman's Tlrdro, Ion. for inraro, 3 sin. impf.
name.
npirov, to, (ncut. of trpwroj first)
first, at first, in the first place.
npuiTonayris -ios -ouj, 6, //, (fr. n-pw-
roj first, and nnyvvui to fasten)
first put together, newly made,
new.
Ilpurdircipos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and mipa an attempt) having
first attempted.
HpuToirXdoriis, -ov, b, (fr. same,
and irXdaeut to form) first form-
er, shaper or maker.
YlpurdtrXaaros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same)
first formed, first made.
Tlpuros, -n,-ov, (sup. ofn-pd, irpdrt-
pos, Trp6raros, Sync, itpdaros,
Cras. wpuirof) first, foremost, be-
fore, former, earliest, primaeval ;
chief, primary, principal, n. pi.
irputroi, the chief men,magistrates,
rulers.
Hputroaraoia, -as, h, (fr« last» and
ordois a station) principality,
power, rule, pre-eminence.
Hpuroorarns, -ov,b, (fr. same, and
larrjui to stand) who stands to
the right of the rank ; a captain,
leader, chief ; a ringleader, a.
npuroordrnv.
HpuroroKtia, and -tela, -wv, rd, (fr.
same, and t6kos a birth, th. rU-
ru to produce) birthright ; the
rights of eldership.
HpuroroKcvu), f. -even), p. irtnpwro-
rdKcvKa, (fr. same) to make or
treat as first born.
YlpioroTOKtw -w, f. -fjcrii), p. TtcnpwTo-
Tdtcnica, (fr. same) to bring forth
for the first time.
Hpu)T0r6K0s, -ov, >), (fr. same) bear-
ing ftr the first time.
Ylpu>r6roKos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same)
first born.
Ilpwru), -60s -ovs, »/, a woman's
name.
Ilpirwj, (fr. Trpwros first) first, at
first, in the first place.
U.pd>u)v, -ovos,b, a projecting height,
promontory, top of a mountain ;
a band, mound.
Tlraici, 3 sin. -opcv, 1 pi. of irraiw.
Ylrainv, 2 a. opt. act. of irrfjpi.
Uraiotoa, Dor. for irraiovca, n.
fern. pres. par. act. of nra/w.
Tlralpw, and Ilrapw, to sneeze, 2 a.
ind. act. es-rdpov.
Uraiaei, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. —
Tlraiotiv 1 f. inf. act. — Yiraiovri,
2 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of nraiu>.
Uralopa, -dros, rd, (fr. next) a
trip, scumble, fall ; a stumbling-
block, cause of falling ; a fault,
error ; a failure, reverse, disas-
ter, calamity.
Uraiu, f. irraio-w, to strike, hit or
dash against ; to stumble, trip,
slip, totter ; to fail, be disappoint-
ed ; to commit a fault, err, fall
away, lapse. 1 a. act. iirraio-a,
-as, -£* sub. irraicu.
nrd/jLevos, pres. par. mid. of irrd-
fiat, mid. of vrrjiii. Or, 2 a.
par. mid. ot 'iirraftai.
Hrapjibs, -ov, o, (fr. rrai'po) to
sneeze) a sneezing.
L50D
of TTrdftai, mid. of irr^/ii.
Urdu, obs. fr. which ifnjui.
Tire, a Poetic particle.
n.n\ia, -uj, 17, an elm tree.
Ylrtpa, pi. of irrtpdv.
Uripts, -160s, fj, fern.
Uripva, -ns, y, the heel ; the end or
extremity of any thing.
Tlripvdu), same as
Ilrcpvitu), f. -tout, (fr. xripva n
heel) to strike with the heel, kick ;
to supplant, trip ; to decair, in-
jure, defraud.
Urcpvis, -i6os, yi (fr« same) the
heel ; (lie foot or stand of a basin.
Ilrtpviouos, -ov, b, \\'r. same) a
kicking, tripping, supplantingt
deception, fraud, injury.
Y[rtpvoy\v<pos, -ov, b, (fr. same,
and y\v<f>u to scrape) the name
of a mouse.
nrtpvorpwKTTis, -ov, b, (fr. same,
and Tpd>yu> to gnaw') the name
of a mouse.
IIrepvo<payos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
<pdyu> to eat) the name of a
mouse.
Urepous, -taaa, -tv, (fr. next) V)ing-
ed, swift, a. sin. irrcoocvTa.
Tlrcpov, -ou, rd, a wing ; a feather ;
a fin.
nrtpo0u/u» -u>, (fr. last, and 0vu) to
produce) to produce or cause
wings to grow ; to mount on
wings, become winged.
Tlrtptw -w, f. -wo-w, (fr. itrtpbv a
wing) to add wings to, wing,
furnish with wings.
Urtpvyns, a. pi. — Tlripvycs, n. pi.
— Tlripvyeacri, Ion. for nripv^t, d.
pi. — Unpoyuiv, g. pi. of nr/pvf.
Urcpvyiov, -ov, rd, (fr. irr/pu(same
as th. irrepov a wing) a little
wing ; a fin ; a battlement, pin-
nacle.
Uripv^, -tyos, 1), (fr. vrzpbv a wing)
a wing ; a fin ; a featlier ; a
sail ; any extremity, skirt, edge.
Urcpvaaopm, f. -v^ofiai, (fr. last)
to clap the wing, flutter ; to leap
or skip for joy. 1
Ylrtpurbs, -n, -dv, (fr. irrepov a
wing) winged, Jeathe.red.
Uriodai, for nrdcOai, inf. of eirrd-
unv, 2 a. mid. of 'iirrapai.
Urnfia, -dros, to, (fr. next) a fiy-
ing, fiight.
Ylrriui or "[irrnpn, f. irrV/o-w, p. 777^-
rrjKii, (fr. obs. irrdu) to fly) to fly,
spread wings, go through the air ;
to flee, escape. 2 a. ind. act.
f'rrrr/j/.
Tlrnvd, -Civ, fa, pi. of irrnvdv.
Tlrnvoi, 2 a. inf. act. of irTtjfii or
Ivrnya.
Ylrnvbv, -ov, rb, (neut. of next) a
fowl, bird.
Urnvbs, -i), -bv, (fr. irrnfu to fly)
flying, winged ; swift, flitting.
Tlrri^ai, 1 a. inf. act. of vrfiaaw.
TIttj^is, -tos. Att. -ws, >/, (fr. same)
terror, fear, fright, consterna-
tion, alarm, panic.
IIr>7(7<s, -nj, Att. -£wj, 1% (fr. rrr/J
fit or "tTTrjai to fly) o flighty
act of fiyitig.
nTT
flr^ffffw, f. -£u>, p. Wjir^n, and
Ion. itirrva, (fr. Trroiw to fright-
en) to fear, dread, tremble ; to
shrink, cover ; to flee or fly, hide,
escape ; to frighten, alarm, ap-
pal, dismay; to astonish, us-
tound.
Urftaui, -us, -£(, 1 f. ind. act. of
iTTrjfii or 'itrrrifii.
TItIXov, -ov, rd, (fr. next) aplume,
feather, down ; a wing ; an oar.
UtiXos, or llriWos, -n, -ov, soft,
smooth, bald; wanting the eye-
lashes or eyebrows.
Ylriffau), or -rr«, f. -tow, to pound,
stamp, bruise, knead ; to beat.,
thump ; to pat, clap ; to peel,
bark, strip.
TItOIU) -<2, f. -f)Ci, p. ITTTdnKa, to
terrify, frighten, alarm, appal,
dismay ; to astonish, amaze, con-
found ; to inflame, ercite. Uroio-
uai, to quiver, quake, tremble ; to
burn with any desire. 1 a. pass,
ind. tzTofjdnV sub. TTTondd, -f/S,
-fj' par. TTonQtU, -eica,-tv.
Urorjfxivoi, Ion. for cnronjiivos, par.
per. pass, of last.
Utotjois, -tes, Att. -£wj, %, (tr.
same) fear, terror, cojistet na-
tion ; menace, threat.
Urotiuj, Poet, for tttoew, per. ind.
pass, faroinuai, -oai, -rat.
Uroifinv, -o7o, -oito, for TZTai/inv,
-ato, -oato, 2 a. opt. mid. of IV-
rnui or vtTj[u.
nroiov/jiai, pres. ind. mid. cont. of
moiio).
n.ToXc/jiaiSi-io'os,}), Ptolemais,na.me
of a city.
IlroAf/i^w — YIr6\enos — IIroAif0-
pov, Poet, for iroXepifa, &c.
TiroXuGCTt, Poet, and Ion. forirdA/.-
<ri, d. pi. of iro\if.
n.To\iiropdios, and TlroXivopOos ,-ov,
b, (fr. -nroXts Poet, for irdXts a
city, and nep9u> to destroy) a de-
stroyer of cities, ravnger, warrior.
TlroXts, -tes, Att. -£wj, >/, Poet, for
iroXig.
YlropOoio, g. Ion. of
Qrdpdog, -ov, b, (fr. opObs straight)
a branch, bough, sfioot.
Wrvyn', for
TJ vvfia,-droi, to, (fr. irrvoffu) to
fold) ajolding, bending ; a fold,
plait, wrinkle, hollow.
rirvy^, -yos, o, a kind of bird.
IlrtkAov, -ov, to, and UtvcXos, -ov,
b, (fr. rriiw to spit) spittle.
Utvktos, -fi, -ov,(fr. TTTVoam to fold)
creased, folded, wrapped up.
Il-ruf, -vx^s, f>, (fr. same) a fold,
crease, plait, wrinkle; a plate,
leaf; a door or side of folding
doors ; a hollow, glen, valley ; a
summit, top, ridge.
XlTvt-as, -aoa, -av, par. 1 a. act. of
same.
IItvI-is, -ioi, Att. -ews, ,), (fr.same)
a folding, bending, doubling ; a
fold, ptiit.
Utv'ov, -ov, rd, (fr. irruw to spit) a
shovel for winnowing ; a fan for
blowing out the chaff1.
UrvCfi, Poet, for rrtfev, g. of
last.
nTn
TlTvprjiit, same as wTvpv. 2 a. ind.
act. eirrvprjv.
HTvp6fitvos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass, of
IlrOow, f. TTTvpSi, p. i-KTvpKa, to ter-
rify, frighten, alarm, startle.
Hrvpouat, to start, snort for fear.
Urvoas, -aca, -av, par. 1 a. act. of
VTVU).
Hrva/ia, -utos, rd,(fr. tttvu) to spit)
a spit, spittle.
Utv<t<t(ii, f. -£u>, p. Tr/sri^a, to dou-
ble up, fold, wrap together ; to
roll up ; to bend, quiver. 1 a. ind.
act. iirrvi-a.
Htv^S, -lov, at, (pL of *Tt>£ a fold)
double or folding doors.
II rir^r), -775,1/, (fr. KTi'ffffwtofold) a
fold, crease, plait, wrinkle;
clothes, dress , a plate , leaf, hoard ;
a door ; a winding, folding ; a
layer, row or course. TlTv^al,
double or folding doors.
HrvyOus, -uoa,-iv, par. 1 a. pass,
of same.
YItvio, f. -vat*), to spit, spit out ; to
despise, contemn, reject ; to froth,
foam, throw up.
UTWKa^ffiev, Ion. or Dor. for tcto)-
Kii^eiv, pres. inf. act. of
nruj«ca£ui, same as tttwcco}.
IlTWfia, -tiros, to, (fr. ti'itctw to fall)
a fall ; ruin, destruction ; a fail-
ure, overthrow, defeat ; a corpse,
carcass, pi. TTT&nara.
nVw/jar/^u), f. -iau, (fr. last) to
throw down, make fall.
IIrdi£, -oj*:of, 6, f), (fr. vtwoco) to
tremble, th. nToitu to fear) fear-
ful, timorous, timid, afraid.
Subs, a hare.
Utwg'iixos, -n, -ov, (fr. ttittto) to fall)
falling J'rail, likely to fall : fallen.
rircDo-ij, -ios, Att. -co>s, ij, (fir,
same) a fall ; a stroke, blow ; a
failure, defeat, overthrow ; rum
slaughter, destruction ; a case in
grammar, a. itr&civ.
riTajo-ffjyf, 2 sin. pres. sub. act. —
Uruxrco vti , Dor. for ttiZggovgi, 3
pi. pres. ind. act. of
Utwtgu), f. rTw(w, (fr. irrofw to
fear) to frighten, terrify, appal,
dismay ; to cower, tremble,
shrink, skulk ; go about begging.
IIra><7u>,-£i f,-£<, 1 f.ind.act.of7r(Vrw.
Ilrw^Eia, -tt.c, jj, (fr. irrw^oj a beg-
gar) beggary, poverty, want, in-
digence.
IlTui^fliw, f. -£i'<rw, p. -e-BTw^evKa,
(fr. same) to need, be in want j to
beg, ask alms. 1 a. ind. act. rrr-
TWJ(EVGa.
nrw^/^u, f. -?gu), p. r£TTw^(/ca,(fr.
same) to impoverish, make poor,
reduce to want.
nroi^iKos, -/), -dv, (fr. same) poor,
beggarly, mean.
Ilrw^d?, -ti, -ov, (fr. tttwogo) to
tremble, th. -ktoiu to fear) fear-
ful, timid, afraid, trembling;
poor, indigent. Subs, a beggar,
mendicant, pauper.
n.Tuxo(pavfis., -ios -ovi, b, 7% (fr.
last, and tpaivut to show) appear-
ing poor, feigning want j beggar-
ly, mean.
(SOS)
nT0
Tlvavixpia, -ac, £ (fr. next, »r»i
£(|'kj to boil) a certain festivt*
at Athens, when beans wer«
eaten.
Ilvavov, also Tlvauov, -ov, rd, and
Uvafioi, -ov, 6, a bean.
Iluap, thick milk, cream, curd.
IIvyaTa, -«i», ru (fr. next) the but-
tocks.
Ylvyn, -rji, and Tib?, izvydft %, the
buttocks, posteriors.
Ilvyifa, (fr. last) to strike the but'
tocks.
Tlvytafta, -aroj, rd, (fr. same) a
blow on the buttocks.
Xlvynalos, -ov, b, (fr. tvyufi a cubit)
a little man, pigmy, Lillipu-
tian.
Tlvyftaros, same as izvjiaros.
TlvynS^ito -w, (fr. Kvypri a fist, and
ftdxopai to fight) to flght with
theflsts, box.
YIvy/.taxia, -uf, 17, (fr. same) abox,
boxing-match.
Ylvynuxos, -ov, b, (fr. same) a box-
er, pugi.isl.
TIvyiiii,-r}s, /), (fr. ■*£ with fists)
the fist ; length from the elbow to
the fist; a cubit; d. sin. wy^y,
used adv. often, frequently ; ear-
nestly, tenaciously.
Tlv yocToAoj, -ov, b, /;, (fr. xvyr) the
buttocks, and arAAw to adorn)
ornamenting the buttocks.
Hvyuv, -dvoi, »/, (fr. irvi; the fist)
length from the elbow to the first
knuckle ; a cubit.
Uvlapi^u), (perhaps fr. Trnc'du to
leap) to leap, bound, dance; to
kick, fling.
I\vt\o$, -ov, b or $, (perhaps fr.
vol's the foot, and \ovu> to wash)
a vessel or stool used in the bath ;
the passage through wlach the
jjhlegm passes to the nose ; abox,
chest.
Uv8dy6pas, -ov, b, Pythagoras, a
man's name.
YlvOayopuos, -ov, b, »/, and TlvOayo-
piKos,-*). -°v, (fr- last) of Pytha-
goras, Pythagorean.
Hvdayopio-T'is, -d, b, Dor. for IIv-
Qayopicrr.Si -ov, b, (fr. same) of
Pythagoras, Pythagorean.
TlvdtZwv, -ovos, n, (fr. Tt'i0w to rot)
rottenness, corruption, decay.
TlvdioOai, 2 a. inf. mid. of irvvQd-
voftai.
Ylvderai, 3 sin. pres. ind. mid. of
■avQo).
Yli'Oev, Dor. for irvdov, 2 a. impr.
mid. of irvvddvofiai.
Uv9j],S sin. pres. sub. act. o^-zvQu.
Or 2 sin. 2 a. sub. mid. of xvv-
ddvofiai.
Tlvdnat, Ion. for TtvBn, 2 sin. 2 a.
sub. mid. of irvvOdvofiai.
Ilvdia, -o)i', rd, (fr. Ilvdios Apollo)
the Pythian games ; the time of
the Pythian games.
Uv8ius,-d5os, ^,(fr. same) apriesl-
ess of Apollo.
IIt>0iV-"5,-7?, -dv, (fr. same) of Apol-
lo, Pythian.
Tlvdioviicas, -a, b, Dor. for
llvdiov'iKT)S} -ov, b, (fr. Uvdla the
Pythian games,and vixdu to cod-
nxA
qoer) a victor in the Pythian
games.
TlvOios, -a, -ov, Pythian, of Apol-
lo ; a name for Apollo
tlvdftfiv, -ivoi, b, the l../Ciom, lowest
pint of any thing . u snoot, suck-
er, stalk, d. sin. tt;t)pivt, a. sin.
TruOfiiiii.
TlvUoOtv, (fr. Ilv0<i Pytho, andStr
t'riiiii a place) from Pytho.
TlvOol, d. sin. of Ylvdui — tlvOolSc
toward* Pytho.
2
iitp
ITiXfj/a, -a$, Ion. -alrj, -ni, fj, (fr
last) the Amphictyomc council
hi la at Thermopylae
fluA. iprni, -ov, 6, (fr. irvXn a gate,
TlvOoiaro, Ion. for Trufliuvro, 3 pi
a. opt. mid. — Tlvdoucvus, 2 a,
par. mid. — IIuOovto, Ion. for
cttvOovto, 3 pi. t a. ind. mid. of
iruiQdvouat.
TlvQut, -duj -o?><;, and riuflwr, -wvoV,
»'/, Pytho and Python, names of a
town, called also D Iphi.
IlvQio, f. T:vaw,to grow putrid, rot,
decoy.
nu£W, -wvoj, 6, Python, a srrpont
fabled to have been killed by
Apollo ; an evil spirit of divina-
tion ; a diviner; a ventriloquist.
H»9uv6Qev, (fr. n..0w»< Pytho, and
£fv froAl a place )from Pytho.
Uvk<:, tkirkly, nuniirimsly, frc-
qunitly, n/'i n : Btrongljf, firmly,
ctnsily ; skilfully, wisely, pru-
dently.
Jlvxa^u), (fr. last) to thicken, make
thick or close, condense, crowd ;
to cover, hide, shade ; to strength-
en, fortify ; to make ready, pre-
pare, ornament, adorn. 1 a. inf.
act. iruKderai.
JJvKaaocv, Dor. for nvicdfytv, pres.
inf. act. — nvKdaSp, Dor. for
irvKdfy, 2 sin. pres. ind. mid. of
last.
Rvxaoua, -utos, to, (fr. same) any
thing close or thick ; a thicket.
TIvkivTis, g. sin. fern, of
TlvKivbs, -n, -bv, (fr. irdiea thickly)
thick, condensed, solid ; frequent,
numerous, crowded ; strong, well
fortified, firm, sure; prudent,
vise, discreet; neut, fine, eli-
gunt.
TIvkvu, and TlvKvbv, (fr. next)
thickly, frequently, often ; firmly,
strongly ; prudently, wisely.
YlvKvog, -!), -ov, Sync, for nvxtrfis.
TlvKvi)T£p>i,-a, -oi>, comp. of last —
TlvKvoTtpav, more frequently.
UvKi'drni;, -rjros, h,((r. itukvoj thick,
th. irvKti thickly) thickness, den-
sity, solidity ; frequency, repeti-
tion ; prudence, wisdom, discre-
tion.
ITukvok, same as irvicvd.
Uvktus, -a, Dor. for ttukt/??.
UvKTevu), f. -cvao), p. TreirvKTtvica,
(fr. next) to he a boxer, box,fight.
IlvKrns, -ov, b, (fr. ttv^ with the
fist) a boxer, pugilist.
TIvkt&s, -fi, -bv, for wtvkt6s.
IlvXaydpai, and UvXaydpoi, -wv, ol,
(fr. next, and aynpd an assem-
bly) members of the Amphicty-
onic council held at Thermo-
pylae.
TLvXat, -uv, al, (n. pi. of nv\n a
gate) passes, gates; straits; the
straits of Thermopylae.
and dpu) to fit) having strong und
well fitted doors.
IlvXuupbs, see nvXovpds.
TlvXiuv, Ion. for ttvXuiv, g. pi. of
IliiA^, -tji, »/, or rh'Ais, -fcW, >'/, a
gate, door entrance, f
strait, defile, pass ; the gates oj
darkness, hell ; a court, council.
Hv\no\ and YlvXnoi, d. pi. Ion. of
last
HvXiyytt, hair growing on the but-
tocks.
riuAlfoj, -ov, b, (fr. next) a man of
Pulus, a Pyliun. g. pi. UvMujv,
TIuAof, -ov, »/, Pylus, the name of
a town.
nvXni, -ov, b, same as rrvXn.
IJvXovpbi, VlvXitipbi, and FIuAawpdj
-of», I, fi, (fr. iruA?7 a fate, an.l
ovpof a keeper, or u>pa care) a
guanl or keeper of the gate, por-
ter, gatc-kecpir, warder,
Tlv\u)fia,-aroi, ro, (fr. -nvXrj a gate)
a door, gate, entrance ; a hall,
vestibule.
lJvXHtv,-uivoi, 6, (fr. same) a porch,
gateway, hall ; a gate, door.
YlvXuva, -vas, -ves, -vot, -vu>v, -at,
cases of last.
VlvXupds, -oD, b, see nvXovpdf.
llv/tarn, d. sin. fern, of
nvfinrog, -n, -ov, (fr. irvOpfiv the
bottom) fitrc/ne, farthest, last,
llvvia^, -itKOi, b, the bottom, end,
extremity of any thing ; the han-
dle or hilt of a sword.
Tlvvddveadai, pres. inf. of
Tlwddvo/iai, f. mid. ircuoojiai, p.
pass, ■niirvapai, to hear, learn,
understand, be informed; to in.
quire, ask ; to listen, hearken,
pres. par. mid. rrvvdavdntvof. 2
a. mid. ind. tirvddfinv, -ov, -tro
inf. miOcadat, par. irvflfyivoj.
llt'C, With the fists, in boxing.
rii)^, cont. fo** nvKa.
nvfivos, -n, -ov, (fr. irvfas the box-
tree) made of box.
Tlv^iov, ->v, to, (fr. same) a v;rit-
mg table, formerly made of box;
also a little box, casket.
llv^ti, -Y(5o?, ',, (fr. same) a box or
vessel made of box- wood.
Hv^oi, -ov, fj, the box tree or box-
wood.
Vlvov, -ov, and ITuoj, -to? -ovs, rd,
(fr. irvQio to rot) corruption, pus,
bad blood.
Tlvog,-ov, nndUvbf, -ov, b, the first
milk after birth, beesting.
nvmraf, an expression attending a
slap on the back ; well done,
bravo.
Uvp, irvpbs, to, fire, flame; a fever.
d. nvpi.
Tlvpd, -oj, f\, (fr. last) a pile of
wood set on fire ; a funeral pile ;
a fire.
Ilvpdypa, -as, f,, (fr. same, and
dypa a seizing) a pair of tongs,
pincers.
Tlvpaidovoa, pres. par. fern, of
Hvpatdu, (fr. xvp a fire, and aldu to
(504)
nxr
burn) to light a fire, set on fire
bum.
Qvpa<ucY(»f, -a,-ov, (fr. same, and
dyu to lead) of a fury colouit
reil.
rii'p.iAcr/u>, and -rout -d, (fr. same)
to turn in the fire ; to make red
I tot.
HlvpHfin, -ns, ii, (fr. rrvods wheat,
an.l d/jr) a. reaping hook) a retzp-
ing houk, uekle,
nvpafih, -TiJoj, ii, (fr. rup a flame)
a pyramid.
llvpavvov, -ov, to\ (fr. same, and
aiui to burn) u chafingdish,
Tlvpyt/Sov, (fr. jnipyo-ja tower) fikt
a ton ir.
Ili pynpiti) -w, (fr. same) to besiege f
oUck
Iliyj i'oi', -ov, to, (dim. of same) a
little toner, turret.
tlvpydfiapis, -toi, Att. -aoj, ft, (fr.
in \t, and ,\.ipii a ciladel) o
tou(r, fort, Jortificatwn ; pa-
lace.
llvpyos, -ov, b, a tower, turret, cat-
tle, citadel ; a turretted wall, fa -
tifir>itKin, ( .ml utile meat, rampart;
a fortified town ; a division of an
army, solid squure, phalanx ; a
!'OX.
Tlvpydd) -iD, (fr. last) to erect like a
lam r, raise on high ; to fortify
with lowers; to exaggerate,
heighten.
Uvpymua, -droi, rb, (fr. same) a
tower, bulwark, rampart, fort,
castle.
Hvpcia, -ai, fj, (fr. irvp fire) a fur-
nace, fireplace, hearth, chimney.
Tlvpilov, and Ion. Yivpt'fiov, -ov, rb,
(fr. same) fuel, tinder; a cen-
ser, chafingdish,
nvpioaovaa, n. -aovaav, a. sin.
tea. par. pres. act. of.
Tlvpio-ffU) or -ttii), f. -£u), p. -mrtipt-
"Xji, (fr. next) to be ill of a fever
be feverish, par. pres. act. -rrvpic-
awv. 1 a. ind. act. tirvpi^a.
TIvoctos, -ov, o,(fr. 7rfip fire) a fever,
burning heat.
Wvpifv, -tjvos, b, a kernel.
n.vpr)<pbpo>, -ov, b, f), same as irvpo-
$6pos.
Ylvpii, -ai, ft, (fr. wup fire) a sweat-
ing, perspiration ; fumigation
vapour ; heat ; a stove, sweating-
house ; a caldron.
Uvoiarfipiov, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
Tnofuy'to keep) a stove, fumiga-
tion-bath, sweating-house..
Hvpiytvirns, -to? -ovSf b, fi, (fr.
same, and ylvonai to be) made
by fire, forged,
Ylvpu<pBos, and Ux'iptcpdos, -ov, b, fj,
(fr. same, and e'd/wto boil) 6ot7-
ed with fire, sodden, stewed.
Ilvpifa, f. -i'o-oj, (fr. irCp hre) to set
on fire, light up, kindle. 1 a.
act. ind. cirvpicra' par. nvpicas,
-aaa, -av.
YlupiKavoTos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and Kaiti) to burn) burned,
singed, scorched; hardened b$
fire.
Wvpiviov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a bro
thel.
nxp
Uvpivbg, -h, -bv, (fr. same) fiery,
scorching, hot.
Uvpivog, -OD, 6, )'/, (fr. irvpbg wheat)
of wheat, wheatcn.
Ylvptov, -ov, to, (fr. 7ri!pfire) afire-
pan, censer ; fuel ; a firebrand,
torch.
flvpinvtiovTag, a pi. mas. par. pres.
act. of
Hvpnrvdu) or HvpiitvEw, (fr. nvp fire,
and -Kviu) to breathe) to breathe
fire.
llvpiirvcvaToiai, d. pi. of
YlvpinvtvoTos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. 7rupfire,
and -rrveu) to breathe ) fire-breath-
ing, burning.
Hvptapdpdyog, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same,
and ocpapayos noise in the
throat) crackling like fire ; tear-
ing and devouring with the noise
of fire.
nvplTtjS, -ov, 6, (fr. TrSp fire) a stone
emitting fire, flint.
IIv pirp£(pfis, -fog -ovg, 6, ^, (fr.
same, and rptyw to nourish)
nourished by fire.
Hvpi<peyyrjs, -tog -ovg, b, h, (fr«
same, and tpiyyog brightness)
shining with fire.
TlvpupXeyiOns, -tog -ov?, 6, ft, (fr.
same, and QXeytOui to burn)
suffering under a fiery heat, burn-
ing with heat.
Tivpi<pXtyiQu>v, -ovtoS) b, (fr. same)
burning with fire, blazing ; name
of one of the rivers in the Po -
etic hell.
TlvpufXtyhSt -tog -ovs, b, f), (fr. iriip
fire, and <pXiyu> to burn) burning
with fire, flaming, scorching.
HvpKata, -as, ft, (fr. same, and
Kaiu> to burn) a burning pile ; a
funeral pile.
[Ivpvu7os, -a, -ov, (fr. next) ripe,
eatable.
Hvpvos, -rj, -ov, for nvptvos, (fr. irv-
pdg wheat) wheaten, of wheat.
Subs, a piece of bread.
HvpdfioXov, -ov, to, (fr. nop fire,
and /Ja'AAw to throw) a fiery mis-
sile weapon, fireball, burning ar-
roio.
YlvpoeiSris, -tog -ovs, b,ri, (fr. same,
and zidog appearance) like fire,
flaming.
Xlvpdetg, -tvcra, -ev, (fr. irvp fire)
fiery, burning, flaming.
Ilvpdizvoog, ~ov, b,fj, (fr. same, and
rrviw to breathe) breathing fire.
[iOpof, -ov, Ion. -o?o, o, wheat,
grain, corn.
Tlvpovuai, ind. — HvpovoOai, inf.
— Tlvpovucvos, -rj, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. of
Ilvpo(p\tyfig, -iog -ovg, b, f/, (fr. nvp
fire, and QXiyut to burn) burning
with fire, blazing, flaming, burn-
ed, scorched.
Tlvpo<p6pog,-ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
0/pw to bring) fire-bearing.
nUpocpdpog, -ov, h, f], (fr. irvpbg
wheat, and <f>ipw to bear) wheat-
bearing, harvest-yielding, fertile,
fruitful.
flvpdw -<3, f. -wffu), p. 7r£irvpuica,(fr.
nvp fire) to set on fire, burn,
consume or lay waste by fire i to
'ss
IIT2
try or explore by fire ; to light
up, kindle, inflame ; to boil,
roast or otherwise use fire. IIu-
poouai -ovfiat, to be set on fire,
be heated, irritated ; to burn
with any passion; to consumt,
pine, waste away ; to melt, dis-
solve, pres. infi pass. irvp6eodai
-ovodat. per. pass. ind. irenvpu)-
uat' pa.r.Ttcnvp<jifiivog,-t), -ov.
HvpndXduog, -ov, b, >), (fr. same,
and iraXdutj the hand) wrought
in the fire ; r".dhot, fiery, fire-
darting.
Uvprtvoog -ovg, -6ov -ov, b, »/, (fr.
same, and irviw to breathe)
breathing fire.
TlvpnoXiw -d, a.ndTlvpTToX(ouai -ov-
uai, (fr. same, and iroXiw to be
busy) to be employed about or
work in the fire ; to kindle, light
up, burn ; to waste with fire.
liv^d^H, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
Hvppdfo, f. -acu), p. Tttirvp'paKa,
also, Uvppifa, Tlvpptdu) -£>, and
Uvppdouat -ovuat, (fr. nvppbg
red) to redden, grow red; to
look or be red.
UvppaKrig, -ov, b, (fr. nvp fire) fire-
coloured, red, reddish; yellow,
flame-coloured. •
HvpptX'h -is,hf (fem. of Uvopi^og
Pyrrhic, viz. 6pxv"ig a dance)
a Pyrrhic or war-dance, dance
in armour.
Ilvppixifa, (fr. last) to perform the
Pyrrhic dance, dance in armour.
Ilvppixiog, (fr. same, viz. novg a
foot) pyrrhichee, a metrical foot.
TlvopiXiorfig, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
Pyrrhic dancer.
HvpptXpg, -»?> -ov, (fr. Hippos Pyr-
rhus) Pyrrhic. Also Dor. for
TLvppbs, -a, -bv, (fr. nvp fire)flre or
flame-coloured, like fire; red,
ruddy, reddish.
Tlvppos, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. last)
Pyrrhus, a man's name.
Tlvpccvo), f. -tvtrw, p. nenvpoevKa,
(fr. next) to make signals with
fire or with a brand. Hvpatvo-
uat, to blaze, burn up.
Hvpabs, -ov, b, (fr. nvp fire) a fire-
brand, torch ; a signal by fire,
beacon.
Hvp<f>6pos, -ov, b, f], (fr. same, and
fipoi to carry) fire-bearing, who
carries fire at a sacrifice or pro-
cession ; an attendant at such
an occasion, priest.
Hvpuc'ns, -cos -ovg, b, iy, (fr. same)
fiery, flaming ; lighted up, burn-
ing. ^
TlvpwQeig, -etaa, -iv, g. pi. Tlvpot-
OivTiov, par. 1 a. pass, of nvp6u>.
rivpoxrtg, -tog, Att. -tu>g, //, (fr. nvp
fire) a boiling, roasting or other
use of fire; an essay or proof by
fire ; a fiery trial or ordeal ; a
burning, conflagration ; a blast,
blight, d. cont. Att. nvpuxrct.
Uvp(orr)g,-ov, b, (fr. same) awork-
er at fire ; a purifier, refiner ; a
smith.
Tlvpwrbg, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) burn-
ing, set on fire ; fiery ; red.
TLvqu. 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act Ilva-
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8elg, -eiaa, -iv, par. 1 a. pais, of
■nvQoi.
Hvoua, -drog,rb, (fr. irvvOdvopai to
inquire) a question ; an inquiry f
examination.
TlvoixaTtKos, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) by
way of question, inquiring, in-
terrogative, inquisitive ; rational,
logical, inductive, argumenta-
tive.
Uvarts, -tog, Att. -tu>g,fi, (fr. same)
a hearing, noise ; an account,
report ; an inquiry.
Tlvata, -tig, -ei, 1 f. ind. act. of
TrvQui.
Uvrivn, -rg, ht a bottle cased with
wicker-work, flask ; a wine-jar
or vessel.
n<T>, Dor. for nov, where ? in what
place ? how ? in what manner ?
Ylu>, (fr. Ss who) any how, at all,
in any way, by any means, some-
how ; from some place or other ;
ever, at any time, yet. Often
used as an enclitic, as ufjiru, not
at all ; ov-rno, not yet.
n<5, by Apoc. for n&dt, 2 a. impr.
Of 7T S)Ut.
Hbiyuiv, -uvog, b, the beard.
Iluyuiviag, -ov, b, f), (fr. laBt)
bearded.
U(j)yu)vorpo^>fu) -d, (fr. same, and
rptipui to rear) to encourage or
wear the beard.
Hu)yu)voTpo<pla, -ag, %, (fr. same)
the having or wearing a beard ;
length of beard,
lima, pi. of 7rwi).
YlwXeat, Ion. for noXf), 2 sin. cont.
pres. sub. act. — Ylo>Xe7, act. — .
IIoAd'ra*, pass. 3 sin. cont. pres.
ind. of noXeu)..
na>Af£ffK£,3 sin. impf. act. — IIw-
X(ck£to, 3 sin. impf. mid. Ion.
of
TIuXiaKO) or -£f'(j/cu>, Ion. forrrwA/w.
YluXivfinv, Ion. and Dor. for £jru-
Xovprjv, impf. ind. pass, of
riwAfw^ £ -//trw, p. neiruXnKa, to
sell, hawk, trade. UoXiouai -oZ-
uai, to go round, visit, frequent.
UwXid), Poet, for 7roA/w.
IIwA^(7aj, inf. — UwXrjaag, par. —
HuXrjaov, -dru>, 2 pi. -care, impr.
1 a. act. of iroXio}.
IluXficeai, Ion. for nuXfjaj), 2 sin. 1
f. ind. or 1 a. sub. mid. of iru-
Xio).
IIwAiKd?, -r/, -bv, (fr. next) of colts
or young horses ; drawn by colts.
IlaiAoj, -ov, b, {„ a foal, colt, young
horse, sometimes of other ani-
mals.
noXov/ievog, -v, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. — HoiXovvrag, -Xo6v
Twv, -Xovat, cont. cases par.
pres. act. of mXta.
Ilu>Xv\p, -virog, b, (fr. voXvg much,
and irovg a foot) a polypus.
YIu>u\ for
Ilwua, -arog, rb, a cover, lid, stop-
per.
TlGiua, -arog, rb, (fr. mvu> to drink)
a drink, draught, cup.
Ilu/idfa, (fr. ttwfia a lid) to cover
with a lid, shut up.
IIwf<aAa, (fr. kw any how, and
PAB
ud\a very much) by no means,
not at all.
nufitvliedii -r), -dv, Dor. for noiutvi-
kos.
nCifii, same as nlvu, to drink.
riuiirort, (fr. ndrt ever) ever, ever
yet, at any time.
nCopoi, -ov, b, grief, mourning, sor-
row ; a callous hardness uniting
broken bones ; any callosity ;
a ipongy or porous stone, sand-
stone.
Tlupbs , -a, -bv, blind.
tlaipdw -u, f. -ioou>, p.rrtrrwpwita, (fr.
nupos callousness) to make cal-
lous or hard, harden ; to make
insensible, stupify ; to blind.
pres. ind. pass. Tu>p6o^ai -ovpat.
per. ind. pass, itcTtupwpai. 1 a.
ind. pass, c-rrupiLdnv, -ns, -rj.
Tluipmais, -tos, Att. -cu>s, fi, (fr.
same) hardness, callousness ; in-
sensihility ; blindness, d. cont.
Alt. nopdxrti, a. -nuiowoiv.
Ylu>s, how ? by what means ? in
what manner ? m whut way ?
Tlu>s, somehow, by any means, by
some means, in any or in some
way, nearly, almost. Ee/rujf, if
by chance, if at all. M^irwj, lest.
Ilwffu), 1 f. ind. act. of vlvu>.
Tlu)Tdoiiat, Poet, for rordoftai.
nuTr/or), 2 sin. 1 f. ind. or 1 a. sub.
mid. of last.
riiurw, Dor. for ncru>.
Ilwii, -cos -ovs, rb, (fr. irnw to pos-
sess) a fork, lirrd.
Ilwiiyf, -y<>s, f), or n.uv(, aseafowl,
coot, cormorunt.
P, p, p, rho, the seventeenth of
the more modern Greek letters,
but the twentieth of the ancient.
As a numeral character, it is the
nineteenth in order, and is used
for one hundred ; with a dot un-
der it p, for one hundred thou-
sand. •
'P\ for pa, same as dpa.
'Pa, or 'Pa, for pdSiov, easily.
'Pa, rb, indecl. a medicinal root.
'Paa/3 or 'Pa^a/?, »/, Heb. indecl.
name of a woman.
'P<i/3aTru>, (fr. pa intens. and (3ai-
vu> to go) to run up and down,
run about.
Tappl Heb. indecl. 'Paj3/3ow or
'Pa(3(lovvi, indecl. Chaldee, rab-
bi, master, sir ; my master,
teacher.
'PafiSifa, f. -tiru>, p. cppd(36iica, (fr.
next) to beat with rods, scourge,
whip, flog. pres. ind. act. £«/?-
ii^civ. 1 a. ind. act. cpf>d(iAioa.
per. ind. pass. cppddhcuui. 1 a.
ind. pass. cpf>a(i6i(rBr,v, -r,s, -rj.
Ydjifiinv, -ov, to, (dim. of next)
a Utile rod.
'Pdjttos, -ov, f), a rod, twig, switch,
wand ; a Jishing-rod ; a stick,
PAZ
staff"; a sceptre ; a pike, spear ;
the Roman fasces or bundle of
rods ; a vein of ore.
'PaPSovxiu -w, (fr. last, and /^w
to have) to carry the rods or
k fasces ; to go before as lie tors or
beadles. 'Pa^f>ovxiouai -ovpai,to
be attended or preceded by lirtnrs.
'Pafidovxia, -as, f], (fr. same) the
office of carrying the fasces or
rods ; the office of lictor.
'Pa(18ovxos,-ov, b, (fr. same) who
carries the fasces, Victor, Serjeant,
beadle.
'Pu06o<p6pos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. p'dflc'os
a rod, and <pipu to carry) same
as last.
'Prfya, -rjs, f), (perhaps fr. Lata
health) vigour, strength f force,
impetuosity, violence.
'Payds, -aboc, f), (fr. fti'/yvvui to
break) a rupture, breach.
'Payav, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
Payoalos, -a, -or, (fr. next) burst-
ing, rushing, impetuous, vio-
lent.
'Pdy6nv, (fr. jii'ioau) to break) ab-
ruptly, forcibly, with violence.
'Paycls, -c7<ra, -iv, 2 a. par. pass.
— 'Payfjotodai, 2 f. inf. pass, of
litJOOU).
'Payi£u>, (fr. p\«£ the stone of a
grape ) to pick the stones of grapes,
gather grapes.
'Pald\bs, -fi, -ov, (fr. Initios easy)
tender, soft, delicate.
Pac'aftavdvs, -\ios,b, a man's name,
a. 'Paddpavdw, Dor. -da.
Pdtapvos, -ov, b, a sprout, tender
branch, sucker, sapling.
'Purlin, -uv, a\, (fr. pqfiiijis easily)
slipper*, shoes, sandals.
Pativdicti, -tjs, h, Persian for olive
oil.
'PutiivT/S, Ion. for haiivaTs, fern. d.
pi. of
'Paftvbs, ->), -bv, (fr. pdSios easy,
and tivfouai to turn round, th.
Sivy a whirlpool) slight, slender,
thin ; tender, delicate ; active,
nimble ; moveable.
Pa'f*(£, -ikos, f), a bough, branch.
'Pdiios, -a, -ov, or -ov, h, fy, easy,
smooth, ready, prompt, unen-
cumbered. Comn. p"aiu)v or pdwv,
sup. pa'toros or pacroc.
'PaSiovpyiut -S>, f. -rjau), p. epfia-
iiovpyyKa, (fr. last, and ipyov a
work) to be disposed or ready to
commit wickedness ; to cheat, de-
fraud ; to be idle, negligent.
Pabtovpynua, -dros, rb, (fr. same)
villany, wickedness ; deceit, craft,
fraud ; idleness, negligence ;
softness, effeminacy.
'Pqoiovpyia, -as, »'/, (fr. same) wick-
edness, depravity, mischief, craf-
tiness.
'Pq&iovpybs, -ov, b, »% (fr. same)
wicked, villanous, mischievous,
deceitful ; idle, careless. Subs.
a knave, impostor.
'Pai^'wj, (fr. patios easy) easily.
'Prt'^w, same as paivio.
'Pd£w, (perhaps fr. fttjaow to break)
to bark, croak.
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PAN
]'Pd9Syos, -ov, b, fi, (perhaps fr.
p"6dos the noise of the sea, and
dyu) to lead) a splash, dash, the
sun ud of water ; a noise, crash.
'Pdddfii^, -yos, b, (perhaps fr. pai-
vi» tO drop) B drop. Adj. drop-
ping, trickling, n. pi. \uiOduiyyce.
'PaO^iiv, Heb. indecl. tin genista
or broom, or thejunip<r.
'PqOvfiiu) -w, (fr. ftdSios easy, and
Svpbs the mind) to be easy
minded vrrcjniss, ntfUrL be in-
dolent { to give up to idUness ;
to rest.
'PqBvula, -as, ft, (fr. same) su-
pmenete, sloth, indolence, negli-
gence.
'Pddvuos, -ov, b,f/, (fr. same) indo-
le/1, inactive, slothful, remiss,
negligent,
PqdvfioiivTts, n. pi. cont. pres. par.
act. of (jqOvuiu).
PqOvn&s, (fr. hqdvpos indolent)
sloth fully, negligently.
Puta, -as, fi, (fr. ])u)w to be strong)
health,
Paifibs, -»), -bv, twined, crooked,
bandy.
PaiKdvn, -ns, if, (fr. ftalu to afflict)
a scourge, whip.
Paivio, f. -uvS>, p. ipfrayica, to
sprinkle, besprinkle, dash, bedew,
rain upon, wet.
Pdtcra, same as Jjqora.
Patarfip, -ijpos, b, (fr. }>alu> to bat-
ter) a hammer.
Patrepov, Poet, for fiqov, neut. of
j)d<j)v.
Palo), f. -o-o), p. -Ka, to dash vio-
lently, cnish, batter ; to break,
wreck, destroy, ruin ; to disperse,
scatter, harass, afflict.
Paicd, Heb. indecl. a vain, empty,
worthless fellow, rascal.
PaKts, -iSus, >/, (fr. prirau) to break)
a twig, rod, branch.
Partus, -toaa, -ev, (fr. next) rag-
ged, clothed, in rags.
Pokos, -cos -ovs, rb, (fr. frrjacui to
break) a torn garment ; apiece
of cloth cut off; a rag ; a urrinkle.
Pdicros, -ov, b, (fr. same) a valley,
glen, precipice; a rock, crag,
cliff.
Puk&Stjs, -cos -ovs, b, f}, (fr. paKOS
a rag) torn, worn, ragged ; bro-
ken, cracked, chapped.
Papa, f), Heb. indecl. name of a
city.
Pdppa, -dros, rb, (fr. pdirrw to
sew) a seam ; a patch.
Pdpvos, -ov, f), the white-thorn;
hawthorn.
Pafivovoia, -as, »/, an epithet of
Nemesis.
Pdjupos, -cos -ovs, rb, a beak, bill.
PavOus,-eio~a,-ii>, 1 a. par. pass
of paivu).
Pavdbs, -ov, b, (fr. paivu to sprin-
kle) a sprinkling, watering.
Vdvls, -VSos, >i, (fr. same) a drop ;
rain.
Pavri^ovo-a, n. sin. fern. par. pres.
act. of
Pavri^u), f. -Vo-u>, p. cppdvriKa, (fr.
f>avrbs sprinkle, th. patvw to
sprinkle) to wit, besprinkle, pu-
PA*
rify. 1 f. ind. Att. j>avTiw, -eis,
-£?. 1 a. ind. act. ip'pdvriaa. per
ind. pass. cppdvnapai' par. ep-
pavrtopivos-
'Pavno-ubs,-ov, b, (fr. last) a sprink-
ling, purification.
'Pavrbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. paivu) be-
sprinkled, bedewed, welted.
'Pdf, -paybs, >), (perhaps fr. pi'iocui
to break) a stone of a grape; a
kernel ; a grape.
'Paov, (neut. of pdwv easier) more
easily.
'Pa-rrdrav\os, -ov, b, h, and 'Fana-
rav\ns, or 'PawrauX*??, -ov, b, (fr.
pdirru to put together, and av-
X6s a pipe) making or playing on
a pipe or flute ; a musical instru-
ment maker ; a musician.
'Pari^u, f. -Ycrw, p. eppdiruca, (fr.
next) to beat or strike with a rod
or club ; to slap, thump, per.
ind. pass. eopdirio-uai.
Pauls, -ttios, f], same as pdfibos.
Pairiaas, -aaa, -av, 1 a. par. act.
— 'Panioei, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act.
of pairl^u).
Pdirurpa, -aros, to, (fr. pants a
rod) a slap, box, blow, stroke.
Pairicrbs, -f), -bv, (fr. same) struck,
beaten, slapped.
Pdirrns, -ov, h, (fr. pdnTo) to sew)
a sewer, stitcher, mender, patch-
ex.
Pavrbs, -fj, -bv, (fr. next) sewed,
stitched, patched ; embroidered.
Pdirrw, f. -i/'ii), p. ippd<t>a, to sew,
sew, together, stitch ; to patch,
mend; to plan, plot, contrive,
forge, per. pass. ind. ip'pauuaf
par. tppau.u.ivos.
'Pdxvs, and 'Pd<pvs, -vos, h, rape.
Papids, -aSos, h, (fr. quho to
strengthen) a name tor Ce-
res.
'Pdptov, -ov, rb, an infant, child.
'Pdoos, -ov, b, the belly. Adj. ro-
bust, strong.
'PdonTi, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. of
^n'^o), same as paivo).
'Paat/x, Heb. indecl. runners, cou-
riers ; guards.
'fdo-ou), f. -fa, d. -^a, to dash
against, throw down.
'Panra, (pi. neut. of next) very
easily.
'PSotos, -n, -ov, cont. for pdioros,
sup. of patios.
'Pacrwvn, -ns, h, (fr. patios easy)
ease, facility ; prosperity, afflu-
ence; indolence, security.
'PaVrwp, -opos, b, (fr. 'pdu to moist-
en) a cup, bowl.
'Pacpaup, Heb. indecl. giants.
'Pd<pSvos, -ov, b, and 'Pa</>ar(j,-(<5o?i
and 'Pa(pdvv, -r/s, hi a radish.
'Pa<t>f), -rjs, f], (fr. pair™ to sew) a
seam, stitch ; a patch.
'PaQtSevs, -eos -ovs, and 'PaQiScv-
rris, -ov, b, (fr. same) a sewer,
stitcher, shoemaker.
'PaQitevrbs, -fj, -bv, (fr. same)
stitched, sewed, patched ; em-
broidered.
Pa<ptios, g. sin. of
'Paipis, -HSos, hi (fr- same) a needle,
awL
PEI
'Pa^;a(, -uiv, at, (fr. ^<r<ra> to break)
young shoots or tendrils of vines.
'Pa%ri\, h, Heb. indecl. a woman's
name.
'Pa^dtts, 1 a. par. pass, of pdaoto.
rPa%ia,-as, >/, (fr. pf/ccu) to break)
a rock, crag, cliff"; « rocky
shore ; a reef ridge ; a mole ;
violence of the sea ; dashing of
the waves ; uproar, noise.
'Pa^ifa, f. -(<7w, (fr. next) to cut
through the back bone ; to cut in
two ; to carve, cut up.
'Pax'Si -tos, Att. -eus, h, (fr- H°~
ata to break) the spine of the
back; back, chine; the ridge or
back of a mountain.
'Paxims, and 'Paxiorris, -ov,b, (fr.
paxifa to cut though the back
bone) a carver, cutter up; a
bragger, boaster ; the muscles of
the back. Adj. of the back,
spinal.
'PaxfqSio) -5, (fr. pdirrw to sew,
and if>6fi a song) to make or re-
cite verses, utter rhapsodies ; sing,
chant.
PaxpwSia, -as, hi (fr- same) versi-
fication, making or reciting poe-
try ; a rhapsody, poetical effu-
sion.
'Paxpudbs, -ov, b, hi (""• same) a
maker of verses, reciter of poems;
a bara.
Paw, to moisten, sprinkle, bedew.
'Pdiov, comp. of patios-
'Pia, easily.
'PcfiiKKa, {/, Heb. indecl. a wo-
man's name.
'Piypa, -aros, rb, (fr. p/|w to do)
a work ; an action, deed.
'PiyX^ or 'PiyKw, f. -fa, to snore,
snort.
'PiSn or fPt(5a, -ns, h, a chariot,
coach.
'PiSui, same as pi^ia.
Pit and 'Phv, Ion. for ip'pttv, 3
sin. impf. ind. act. of pia.
Pudpa, pi. of
'PieOpov or 'PeWpov, -ov, rb, (fr.
pita to flow) o river, stream, cur-
rent, rivulet; a bed or chan-
nel.
'Put pti, 3 sin. pres. ind. of pia.
'PifycKt, Ion. for ip'pt^e, 3 sin.
impf. ind. act 'Pifyvoav, a.
sin. of pifav, -ovoa, -ov, pres.
par. act. of
Pi(,a, f. pifa and ipfa, p. -^a, to
make, do, perform, act ; to sa-
crifice, pres. ind. 3 pi. pi^ovai.
pres. ind. pass, pi^opat. per. ind.
mid. ipoya, Metath. iopya.
'Pin, 'Prin, -ns, and 'Pia or 'Ptia,
-as, hi (fr- P*<° to fl°w) a liquid,
fluid, rain. Also Rhea, the mo-
ther of the gods.
'PeOofjiaXiSris, -ov, b, (fr. next, and
[ia\bs tender) soft-skinned, ten-
der, delicate.
'Pidos, -cos -ovs, rb, a limb, any
part of the body ; the frame.
rPua, Poet, for pia.
'Pda,-as, h, see 'Pin.
'Pdri, 3 sin. pres. sub. of fniw,
Poet, for piio.
\'Pudpov, -ov, rb, see pkOpov.
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PHP
'Pcxrty, -fjpos, b, hi (fr- Af£o> to
do) strenuous, active, efficacious.
Subs, an agent, doer, performer.
'Pcufid^u), f. -data, (fr. pip(3(o to
whirl) to wander in thought; to
rave, be bewildered.
'Peufiaopbs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
driving round, wandering, gid-
diness ; inconstancy, fickleness.
'Peufitvw, f. -two), p. cppiuPcvKa,
(fr. next) to turn round, whirl;
to drive about, wander ; tofiuctu
ate, waver.
rP//ij3w, to whirl or drive about in
circle ; to spin, turn ; to brandish,
flourish; to reel; to rove, wan-
der about, stroll.
'Ptu&wbns, -eos -ovs, b, t), (fr. last)
wandering, roving, strolling ;
wandering or bewildered in
thought; giddy, negligent.
'Pcpupav, b, Heb. indecl. name of
an idol.
'Pf'C lor pi^t, Ion. for ippefr, 3 sin.
1 a. ind. act. — 'Pf£«*» inf. —
'Pi&s, par. 1 a. act. — 'Pi^cu,
^Eol. for pi^ai, 3 sin. 1 a. opt.
act. — 'Pi fa, 1 f. ind. act. of
pi£u).
'Piov, Ion. for ippeov, impf. ind.
act. — 'Piovre, du. of 'Pimv,
pres. par. act. — 'Piovri, Dor.
for piovot, 3 pi. pres. ind. act.
— 'Peovutvot for hed^uvot, n. pi.
pres. par. mid. oi piw.
'Pitru), f. -\po>, to incline, bend,
lean, preponderate ; to incline
towards, be favourable or kind.
'Pip1<pa for ippt(},a, per. act. — 'Pi-
pifiuat for ippippat, per. ind.
pass, of piirro).
'Ptvfia, -aros, rb, (fr. /5/w to flow)
a flux, discharge ; a flow, swell,
flood; a stream^ river, torrent^
current ; a wave ; a course, vi-
cissitude, turn.
'Pevoerai, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. mid. —
'Ptvons, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. ac*. —
'Ptvoo>,.\ sin. 'Ptvcovoi, 3 pi. 1
f. ind. act. oflim, to flow.
'Pcx,9(v, neut. of ptyQti-S, -c7oa,-ev,
1 a. par. pass, of pifa.
'Piu>, f. pevaoi, p. ippcvxa, to flow,
roll, heave, swell, inundate; to
cause to flow, pour out ; to be
deluged, overflowed ; to flow by,
pass away, vanish, dcay ; to
melt away, dissolve, itink ; to
drop or fall off. per. ind. pass.
ipptvpai.
'Pita and 'Pnui, f. p/aw, p. ippnxa,
Att. eipnica, to speak, say, utter,
tell. per. par. act. Att. upnKias
-via, -6s. pper. tipi'iKtiv, -eis, -ei.
per. pass. Att. ind. tipnuat,
-oat, -rat' par. etpnuivos. 1 a.
ind. pass. epj)i9nv, and some-
times eppfjOnv, -tjs, -n. par. pn-
Qels, -uoa, -iv. 1 f. ind. pass.
pnOrjcouat.
'Pnyfjvat for payfjvat, 2 a. inf. pass,
of p/jocio.
'Prjyiov, -ov, rb, Rhegium, name
of a town.
'Prjy/ia, -aros, rb, (fr. ptiyvvut to
break) a breaking down, ruin,
a rent, tear, aperture.
PHT
Pjjyiv, -ivoj, /;, (fr. same) a deft,
rent, aperture ; the seashore ;
the surf, breakers, spray.
'Pt)yvvvrai, 3 pi. pres. ind. pass.
of
•PijyvCw, 'Pfiyvvpi or 'Pr/o-c-w, f.
j&rj(w, p. ipfrjxa, to break, sever,
snap ; to cut, rend, tear ; to strike,
beat ; to dash or knock against ;
to break forth, burst out, issue ;
to cry out, shout. 'Pijooopai, to
burst open, expand, crack. 1 a.
act. ind. ip{>n(a' impr. £>?(ov,
-dru>' sub. pnfa, -|rfi -y, 3 pK
fiijI-uHTi. 2 a. ind. act. ipfaayov.
pres. ind. pass, prjyvvpat, -oyii,
-rat, in 3 pi. pr)yvvvrai. per. ind.
pass, ip'prjyftcn, -fat, -*cra«. per.
ind. mid. ipfaya.
*Pi)yoy, -to? -oi/j, rd, (fr. last) cover
of a bed, blanket, quilt, counter-
pane, coverlet.
'FnOttf, -tioa, iv,. 1 a. par. pass.
of f>iu>, to speak.
'Pndioi, -a, -ov, (fr. pm to speak)
to be spoken, uttered.
'PntSioi, -a or -n, -ov, Ion. for fkf-
6tof.
'?niSiu>i, (fr. last) easily, readily ,
promptly.
'Prjiaros, -n, -ov, sup. — 'Pntrcpof
-a, -ov, comp. of pnt&tos.
'P/jfia, -aroj, rd, (fr. £<-> to speak)
a word, saying, speech ; a com-
mand, order ; a report ; a thing,
matter, fact.
'Pvpi, see pint.
'Prices, -ov, 6, a baker's shovel for
putting bread into the oven.
'P^v, £171%, 6, a sheep.
'Pfjl-ai, inf. — rP»'/(i$, 'Off a, -av,
par. — 'P;?fov, -drut, impr^ 1 a.
act. of f>fi(To<i> or pfiyvvpi.
Pr'iZt, Ion. for ip'pnZc, 3 sin. 'I a.
ind. act. of same.
'Pnl-fivopa, a. sin. of bvl-rjvup.
'Pnl-nvopla, -ac, >/, (fr. pr/ocu to
break, and avty a man) bravery,
courage, impetuous valour.
'Pn^vwp, -opos, b, (fr. same) a
breaker of the enemy's ranks,
uarrior, champion ; brave, cou-
rageous, valiant.
*P)?(w, -en, -ei, 1 f. ind. act. —
'P»'/fajfft or -o-jv, 3 pi. 1 a. sub.
act. of^o-ffo).
'Ptjirai, -wv, al, piles, posts, tim-
bers laid for a foundation.
'Pnoa, 6, indecl. Syr. a man's
name.
'P»7<ravTo, Ion. for epprjoavro, 3 pi.
1 a. ind. mid. of j>ia.
'Pnediiov or 'Pnaliiov, -ov, rb, (fr.
next) a short saying, proverb.
'Trjeis, -10s, Att. -twj, 1^, (fr. piu to
speak) speech, language, a word,
saying, expression ; a discourse,
oration ; a declaration, man-
date ; a history, narration, ac-
count ; a quotation.
'Pfjooi, -ov, b, the name of a river.
'Vi'ioou, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
'Pz/ffcw, see 'Pwyviiia.
tPrjrfjp> for farT/pa, a. sin. of
'Pnrfip, -rjpos, b, (fr. piut to speak)
a speaker, orator, rhetorician.
Virnvri, -yfi, fi, (fr. pew to flow)
PIK
resin, a gummy substance co-
ming from trees.
Pnrot, n. pi. of pnr6c.
Pnropda, -a<,r), (fr. £/w to speak)
oratory, eloquence ; amplifica-
tion, verbosity.
Ptjropdo), f. -tvou, (fr. jn'/rup an
orator, th. biw to speak) to prac-
tise or teach oratory ; to make a
speech, harangue ; to extol or
praise in a speech f to talk fool-
ishly, prate.
'PnropYicdf, -fj, -ov, (fr. same) rhe-
torical, oratorical, eloquent.
'PrjropiKr), -»Jj, r), (fem. of last, viz.
t*£ vn art) rhetoric, oratory.
'Pr)ropoi, g. sin. — 'P/jropat, d. pL
of f>r)Tu>p.
'Fnrbs, -r), -bv, (fr. £/w to speak)
said, spoken, expressed ; that
which may be said, certain, sure
authentic ; celebrated, famous
renowned. O! farol, celebrated
men.
'P/jrpa, -at, r), (fr. same) the power
or right of speaking ; an oration,
speech ; a bargain, agreement,
covenant ; a decree, lav, thr
laws of Lycurgus ; an oracle,
response.
'Pr/rup, -opoi, b, (fr. same) a speak-
er, orator.
'Pnr&s, (fr. ^rd? spoken, th. Jtiu
to speak) expressly, surely, posi-
tively, certainly.
'PlXbii-ov, b, (fr. f>f)o<Tu to break)
a hedge, fence, palisade ; a
trench, wall, rampart.
'PtycSavbf, -f), -ov, (fr. blyof shi-
vering, cold) frightful, dreaded,
causing horror, hateful, abomina-
ble.
'Piyiu), (fr. same) to shudder,
tremble, dread, fear ; to he
stunned, amazed, become mo-
tionless.
'Ptyn^bi, -?i, -ov, (fr. same) caus-
ing horror, horrible, frightful.
'Piyt)otiv, 1 f. inf. act. of piyio>.
'Piytov, comp. — 'Piyiora, sup.
(fr. next) more severe, harsh, cru-
el, more to be dreaded.
'F~iyos, -cos -ovi, rb, shivering cold ;
stiffness, numbness ; horn
dread.
'Piy6u> -w, (fr. last) to shiver ; to
be stiff with cold, be frozen.
'Pi$a, -tjs, hi o root, sucker, d. pi.
pt^aii, Ion. f)i£r)crt.
'Pityropos, -ov, b, (fr. last, and
riuvm to cut) a cutler or gatherer
of roots.
rPt$6a) -w, f. -uxrii), p. tppifaxa, (fr.
jSj^i a root) to root, fix with
roots, cause to strike root ; to
strengthen, make firm. 'F«£<5-
ouai -ovuat, to lake root, grow ;
to become firm. 1 a. ind. act.
cpfrifaoa. per. ind. pass, eppl^ut-
uai, -oat, -rai' par. eppi £w pivot,
-TJ, -ov.
'Pifaua, -8ros, rd, {fr. same) a
root ; a source, origin ; a root-
ing, taking root.
'PiKaw -5), to deceive, impose on.
'PiKvdouat, (fr. next) to be wrin-
kled ; to twist, curl, twine ; to be
(508)
PI2
distracted; to use inaWent alti-
tudes.
PiKvbi, -r), -bv, wrinkled, twisted,
bent, crooked, turned.
PiKv&otai, Ion. for l>iKvu>itn, 2 sin.
1 f. ind. mid. of piKvoo/jtai.
'Piuya, (fr. fiiirr.w to throw) fleet-
ly, nimbly, su i/ily, quickly, easi-
ly, promptly.
Ptfttpdoftaroi, -ov, b, t), (fr. \>[\i$n
quickly, and appa a chariot)
swiftly driving, moving rapidly.
'Piv and 'PJf, pivbs, t), (fr. piu to
flow) the nose, nostnl.
'Pivrfw -<S. (fr. last) to deceive ; to
mistake the scent.
'PuitD -u>, (fr. next) to file, polish
with a fie ; to reduce, make
thin.
'Plvn, -ns, r), a file ; also, a skate
or sole fish.
'Plvnua, -Bros, rd, (fr. last) fl-
ings.
'PivoKi'pug, -urof, b, /), (fr. piv the
nose, and icipaf a horn) the rhi-
noceros.
'Ptv'iKovpa, 'PivoKdpovpa or %Pivok6-
\ovpa, -a$, r), a river dividing
Egypt from Palestine.
'P(voirB>»7, -tis, r), (fr. bivdui to de-
ceive, or pivbs a 6km, a.nd- vv\n
a gate) a private or secret en-
trance, back door ; a curtain.
'Pivoj, -ov, b or t), a hide, skin ; a
shidd.
'Pivdropoi, -ov, b, f), (fr. last, and
rcpfw to pierce) shield-pier dng,
destructive, violent, impetuous ;
an epithet of Mars.
Pivwv, g. pi. of piv.
'Plov, -ov, rb, apeak, top, summit^
promontory.
'Piv>U -ni, fj, (fr. pinru to throw)
a throw, cast, impulse, force ; a
blow, stroke, glance ; a gust,
blast; an incitement. 'Piirr) o<p-
8a\pov, twinkling of the eye.
'Pim^opivos, -v, -ov, par. pres.
pass, of
'Piirifa, (fr. next) to fan ; to raise
a wind ; to agitate or toss by the
wind.
'Pun j, -<<5o?i h> (fr- f>iirru> to throw)
a fan ; a blast, gust.
'Pimorbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. last) fan-
ned, ventilated, opposed to the
unnd.
'Pivot, -cos -ovs, rd, or -ov, o, same
as pixp.
'Piirrd^o), f. -affd), (fr. piitrut to
throw) to throw, toss, tumble ;
to dash, drive headlong.
'Pinret, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
^iirrw — 'Piirrti, same cont. of
piirriu) for frlirrui — 'Piirrovpat,
pres. ind. pass, of same, or Att.
for ptTrropat, pres. ind. pass, ol
pirrru).
'Pimov'vruv, g. pi. cont. par. pres.
act. of pnrrew in last.
'P/n-rw, f. -\pu, or 'Pnrr/a», f. -fjo-ia,
to throw, cast, hurl, toss, fling,
cast off, out or down, throw
down, tumble ; to throw head-
long, precipitate.
'Pis, see piv.
'Plotfrs, -ov, b, a 60s, trunk, ehest.
P01
Ti<p9cU, -t'ltrn, -Iv, 1 a. par. pass,
of faiirrui.
'Pty, }>lvk, o, a twig, rod ; a bas-
ket made of twigs ; a crate, hur-
dle.
'Phbai, 1 a- inf. act. — 'Ptyais,
JEo\. for 'Ptyaf, -aaa, -av, n
pi. -aavrts, 1 a. par, act. —
Tii^s, Ion. for ippupt, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. act. ol pinna.
'Pixpoicivc'vvos, -ov, b, f), (fr. p/wra>
to throw, and kivcwos danger)
who exposes himself to danger,
rash, violent, hasty, impetuous.
'PiMotXoj, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
5->.ov armour) throwing away
their arms, causing a total rouL
'Pi-^w, -ph f, 1 a. sub. act. of
piirru).
'Pod or 'Poia, -as, >;, a pomegra-
nate.
*Poa?ffi, d. pi. — 'Po<Jj, a. pi. of
pof,.
*Fo(3oap, i, indecl. Heb. a man's
name.
'T6yX°Si -Wi °i (fr. piyxu t0 snore)
snoring, snorting ; a snort,
snuff.
'ToSa, B. pi. of pdSov.
'PoSauvos, -oo, 6, same as pdSauvos.
'Pocdvn, -vs, h, tfie wo°f, w^ft;
- yarn.
'PoSaviS, -i), -bv, (fr. pcia to flow)
very rapid. Or, (fr. pocov a
rose) rosy. Subs, the river
Rhone.
'Pocapbs, -a, -bv, (fr. p6$ov a rose)
rosy, sweet, blooming, rosy co-
loured.
'Po'07, -vs, »/i name of a girl.
'PdSios, -ov, b, the name of a river.
'Poo'oc'dKTxXos, -ov, b, >}, (fr. pooov
a rose, and ca'/cnAoy a finger)
rosy-fingered, ruddy.
'Poioid6vn, -vs, h, (fr« same, and
Sd\pvr) a laurel) the rose-laurel.
'PoGotiSris, -iog -ovs, b, 17, (fr. same,
and £io"u? form) rose-like, rosy.
'Potdzis, -tcca, -tv, (fr. pdcov the
rose) rosy, rose-like.
'Po66jjtdXov, Dor. for
'Pocoun\ov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
urjXov an apple, in pi. cheeks)
a rosy cheek, complexion ; a con-
serve of roses and quinces.
'Poiov, -ov, to, a rose.
,Poc'6irrixvSi "£°f ~°vs, b, ft, (fr. last,
and -fjxv; an arm) rosy-armed.
'Polos, -ov, fj, name of an inland.
'Po6dxpovs, -ov, and 'Pocd^puj,
-uiros, 6, ft, (fr. pooov a rose, and
X9oa colour) rosy coloured, of
high complexion, blooming.
'Pi5£i>, or rather 'Poi^/w -w, (fr. poT-
£05 a rustling noise) to rustle,
whizz, crash ; to bark ; to snore.
'Pofi, -ijs, fji (fr- pf'w to flow) a
stream, current, flow, river ; a
wave.
*P6dtos, -a, -ov, (fr. next) impetu
ous, rolling, dashing, foaming
noisy, clamorous, ominous.
*Pd6oy, -ov, b, the dashing or splash
oars on the water ; noise, tumult,
bustle ; a rugged path
Pota, -5y, 7, see fod.
PO*
'Poiftiin -u, (Jr. po*yos a rustling
noise) to make a rustling or
whizzing noise ; to swallow with
a noise, suck in, engulph.
'Poificncis, -ioj, Att. -cws, >i, (fr.
last) a rustling, whistling; a
song.
'Poifax *°r poi^ao-Kc, 3 sin. impf.
ind. act. Ion. of
'PAigrw -w, (fr. po?(os a loud noise)
to make a noise, creak, crack ;
to whizz, buzz or hum ; to rustle
like the wings of a bird ; to
bark ; to hiss.
'Poi^vibv, (fr. same) with a noise
or crash, loudly, boisterously ;
rustling, whizzing, humming.
'Poifyais, -10s, Att. -tws, '/, (fr.
same) a whizzing, vihistling or
rustling ; a twang, clang, crash.
'Poityuai, f. poiaopai, same as poi-
'Poi^os, -ov, b, (fr. p/w a flow) a
crash, crack, twang, whizz ; sound
of water flowing, dashing, splash-
ing.
'Poin, -ns, 17, Ion. for poia, same
as pod.
'Poikos, -fi, -ov, (fr. piKvb% crook-
ed) bent, crooked, winding. Or,
(fr. p/w to flow) who suffers from
a defiuxion, running, flowing.
'PotcKOi, -ov, b, (dim. of poia a
pomegranate) a pomegranate or
its representation.
'Poudcrrpa, -as, f), a spear.
'P6u(5os, -ov, b, (fr. p/u,3(i> to drive
about) a whirling, turning, spin-
nine ; a top ; a turbot ; a mathe-
matical figure.
'Pdftv^, -vkos, b, a worm which de-
stroys wood.
'Pou<paia, -ay, f), (fr. pfp/?co to
brandish) a sword, spear, javelin.
'Pou<t>iis, -wv, o't, (fr. same) thongs
with which shoes are made.
'P6ov, a. sin. of
'POO? -OVS, -00V -OV, b, (fr. pfCr) tO
flow) a current, stream, flow,
sivell, tide. K«p poov for Kara
pdov, in the channel, along the
stream.
Poirala, same as po\ityaia.
'PdiraXov, -ov, rb, (fr. p/rw to bend)
a club, stick, staff, rod, sceptre.
'Poira\ti)rbs,-r),-bv, (fr. last)s/!apea'
like a club.
'Po-rfi. -ris, ft, (fr. pVirw to bend) a
bending, inclination, motion to-
wards ; a touch, push, impulse ;
weight, consequerce, importance.
'Powrpov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a club,
sword of justice ; also, a peg
for toils.
'Pow/?i)v, b, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
'Povd, >), Heb. indecl. a woman's
name.
'Povs, fobs, b, (fr. p/w to flow) a
stream, current, course.
'Povo-tos, -ov, 0, (th. Lat. russus.
flesh coloured) a red paint, red
coljur.
ing of the waves ; the noise of 'Pov<pbs, -ov, b, fr. Lat. Rufus, a
man's name.
Po(f>i(t} or -du> -5, f. -taut, p. cpp6-
Qiica, to sup or drink up, swallow.
(509)
prn
'PoxMu, f. ->7<rw, (fr. next) to makt
a noise, roar.
'PdyOos, -ov, 6, (fr. next, and oydot
a bank or shore) roaring of the
sea, the dashing of the waves;
the waves or billows.
'P6<i>, (fr. piu) to flow) to move, bt
agitated, dash against.
'Powv, -Zvos, b, (fr. poa a pome-
granate) a garden of pomegrar
nates.
'Pval;, -aKos, b, (fr. pvo) same as pV<i>
to flow) a stream, river, flow,
tide; a wave, billow.
'FiiyxoSi-tos -ovs, rb, a beak, snout;
a mouth, jaw.
'PvSfiv or 'Pd^oi', (fr. pvo> same as
pin) to flow) diffusely, copiously t
flowingly, abundantly ; violently,
impetuously.
Pveis, 2 a. par. pass, of f>vu).
'Pvto, Ion. for puov, pres. impr.
pass. — 'Ptfcrai, 3 sin. pres.
ind. mid. — 'PvtoQai, pres. inf.
mid. of pvouat.
'Pvi(j)-S>, f. -ijffw, p. cpfiCriKa,toflovx
'Pvtyv, same as pvSrjv.
'Pvndi, 2 a. impr. pass. — fPu»/<ro-
paj, -n, -erai, 2 f. ind. pass, of
pviu).
'PvdTivat, 1 a. inf. pass, of puw.
'PvdfiiQu, f. -taw, p. tppvdptKn, (fr.
next) to set to music, harmonize,
compose ; to fit, adapt, adjust ;
to form according to a rule ; to
regulate, conform.
'Pvdpbs, -ov, b, movement in musical
time, harmony : poetic measure,
rhyme, fiouj of verse; conso-
nance,fitness, proportion, rule.
'Pvua, -tiros, rb, for pevua.
'Pvpa, -aros, rb, (fr. pvu> to draw)
a dragging, pulling, hauling ; a
rope, cable ; a defence, protection,
fortification ; a stream.
'Pvfiai, Ion. for ippvpai, per. ind.
pass, of pvui.
'Pvpara, pi. of pvua.
'Pvuffos, -ov, b, same as pdpjSof.
'Pvun, -ns, »;, (fr. pvo> to draw)
force, power, draught ; a course,
track ; a street or part of a city.
'Pvuvbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. pvua a lortifi-
cation)/ort7/?pci, defended.
'Pvuos, -ov, 0, (fr. pvw to draw) the
pole of a chariot.
'Pvouai, f. pvcouai, (fr. same) to
deliver, rescue, liberate ; to pre-
serve, guard, defend. — 'Pvovrai,
3 pi. pres. ind. — 'Pvovro, Ion.
for eppvovro, 3 pi. impf. ind. —
'Pvadutda, 1 pi. 1 f. ind. mid.
'Pvducvos, -n, -ov, (par. pres. mid.
of last) drawing, taking. Subs.
a deliverer.
'Pvxaivw, f. -avGi, (fr. pvvos dirt)
dirty, foul, soil ; to disgrace, to
scandalize. 1 a. ind. act. tp'pv-
icnva.
'PvwuVai, a shout of sailors hauling
or working together, cheering.
'PvxapcvOrjru), 3 sin. 1 a. impr.
pas's, of
'Pvirnptvu), f. -tiou, (fr. bvroi
filth) to be filthy.
'Pwapta, -as, >;, (fr. same) filthi-
nets, dirt, pollution.
PTT
'PvnXpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. same) filthy,
dirty ; sordid, mean, avaricious.
Puraw -u», f. -»;(tw, same as bvvbw.
'Pi'roj, -ov, 6, filth, dirt, Hastiness;
meanness, at
'Pvttou -w,f. -liffw, p. epfrvirwKa, (fr.
last) /o be filthy, dirty, pres. par.
act. pvitotov -C)v. 1 a. act. ind.
tppvnuxra- impr. fivntixrov, -drut.
'Pvtttu, (fr. same) /o u>a*/i awa^
./WiTi, cleanse, purify.
'Pvca, -fjt, h., (""• ^uffdj wrinkled)
'PDtrat, -aVflw, 1 a. impr. mid. —
'Puffcnro, 3 sin. 1 a. opt. mid. —
'PvaaoQat, 1 a. inf. mid. — 'Pv-
atrai, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. mid. —
'PvaOat, Ion. for ippvadat, per.
inf. pass, or Sync, for pveodat,
pres. inf. mid. — 'PvoQivras, a.
pi. par. 1 a. pass. — 'Pvadd, in
pi. bvoBuptv, 1 a. sub. pass, of
bvopat.
'Pu<T£(,d. sin. cont. Att. of bv<rtf.
'Pvetft<t>pos, -on, b, fi, (fr. jjvu to
draw, and citppos a chariot)
driving a chariot ; drawing,
tPvatpov,-ov,rb, rue, an herb.
'Pvotov, -ov, rb, (fr. j>vu) to draw)
ransom ; n jtaun, pledge, token
spoil, plunder, booty; a sacri
Ji'-e on deliverance.
'PvanroXij, -tos, Att. -cu>t, (fr. pvio
to protect, and truXis the city)
city defending! guarding,
'PiJerij, -»o?, Att. -co;?, i/, (fr. ^uo'
/iai to deliver) liberation, deliver-
ance, redemption.
'Pvats, -ios, Att. -Lug, fi, (fr. ^/w
to flow) a flux, running ; a
stream, course.
'Pvoicto or 'PvaKouai, to guard,
watch, protect, preserve, defend.
'Pvopbg, -ov, b, (fr. pvu> to draw) a
tenor, series, course, tide of af-
fairs.
'Pvabg or 'Pv a ob$, -fi,-bv, (fr. same)
wrinkled, drawn up, contracted.
'PvaadrriSj-riTos, r), (fr. last) twin-
kles, roughness, corrugation.
'Pvard^u), f. -£u>, (fr. ^tJwtodraw)
to drag, carry off.
'Pvorns, -ov, o, (fr. f>vw to deliver)
a preserver, deliverer.
'Pvrd, -(ov, ra, (fr. pvtii to draw)
the reins, bridle.
'Pvralvu), (fr. same) to detect, up-
braid, reproach.
'Pvrfi, -rjs, fi, (fr. p6u> to preserve)
a plant called rue.
'Pvn'ivn, hi gu™, resin.
'Pvrnp, -fipog , b, (fr. pvu) to draw) a
rein, bridle ; a preserver, de-
liverer ; an archer, bowman.
'Pvri86u -u>, f. -uio-w, (fr. next) to
cause wrinkles ; to wrinkle, rum-
ple.
'Pvrls, -Wo?, fii (fr- f>vu to draw)
a wrinkle, a. sin. pvri^a.
'Piro, Ion. or Poet, for ippvro, 3
sin. pper. ind. pass, of Lvoptu or
Pvrbv, -nv, rb, (fr. 'vw to draw) a
kind of cup, pitcher, jar ; a bri-
dle. See pvrd.
Pvrbs, -fj, -bv, (fr. same) drawn,
dragged, puU&l, checked, curbed.
POT
2AT
'Pv<pbs,-?i, -bv, (fr. bittm to bend) | a shrub, bush, twig, rod, ruth;
bent, crooked. | trifles, small wares.
'Pi'w, or rather 'Pvopai, to draw, 'Piiu, see btavvvu) or btLopai.
drag; to dravj out, extract; to
extricate, deliver, rescue ; to
guard, protect, defend.
'Pvu> or 'Pu/w, f. fivt'iiru), same as
bita, to flow.
'Puj3iicu>repos,-ov, b, fi,whocan hard-
ly pronounce the letter b ; lisping.
'PtoyaXiog, -a, -ov, (fr. ^<i( a rent)
torn, rent, broken.
'Pu>y?l and 'Ptoypi), -m, h., (fr. same,
th. bfiaaut to break) a cleft, slit,
rent ; a chink, opening, fissure.
'Pu>9u)v, -otvoi, b, more usually 'Pw-
Qmvtg, -t»v, ol, (fr. biu> to flow)
the nose, nostril.
'Pupatog, -a, -ov, and 'PwudtKOf,
-n, -ov, (fr. 'Pwprj Rome) Ro-
man, Latin.
'Pwuaiorl, (fr. same) m Roman or
Latin.
'PwuaXios, -a, -ov, (fr. fxiftn
strength) robust, strong, brave.
'Pu>ua\i(i>s, (fr. last) strongly.
,pw//>7,-?7j,^,(fr.^u)vi/vwt08trength.
en) strength, power, force ; vi-
gour ; Rome, the name of a
city.
'Puvvvci, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
Imnrifn,
'Po)vvv(j>,'P(i>vvvut or'P(iuj,f. buxru)
p. ipbwKa, to strengthen, make
strong or firm ; to restore to
health, invigorate; pass. 'Pdvvv
pat, -ant, -rat, to be in health, be
well; to prevail, flourish ; to stand
up or be strong, bristle. 1 a. ind
act. ipfaira. per. pass. ind. lp-
pupat, -cat, -rat' impr. iopmao
-o-du>, 2 pi. ipbwodt' par. tpfiupi-
vo?.
'P<2>£, fxoybi, b or }j, (fr. {h'/goo) to
break) a rock, stone, crag; a
stone or kernel of a fruit, berry ;
a cleft, crack, flssure, stone steps,
stairs.
'Pwopai, (fr. £ciw to strengthen) to
charge, rush on, attack ; to has-
ten, be quick ; to dance at, fre-
quent, haunt.
'Pbiovr, Ion. for cpp&ovro, 3 pi.
impf. ind. mid. or pass, of last.
'PwirfjTov, -ov, rb, (fr. f>u>\p a twi^,
th. pinoi to bend) a thicket, brake,
copse.
'Pwrrorru'Xris-, -io$ -ovt, b, f] (fr. next,
and trwX/u) to sell) a seller of
small wares, pedler, hawker.
Pwffo?, -ov, b, and 'Pdirov, -ov, rb,
(fr. pihxp small wares) wares,
cheap goods, commodities ; trash,
stuff, baggage.
Ptopbi, -a, -bv, (fr. puna to strength-
en) strung, active, impetuous,
violent, vehement.
Pwf, Heb. indecl. the head.
FwcOels, -zioa, -iv, 1 a. par. pass.
— 'Puxru), 1 f. ind. act. of^wi-vtfo).
Pwrafaj, to repeat the letter p.
PtvT^pbs, -ov, 6, (fr. prjoau) to break)
a eieft, crack, opening, fls-
sure.
Pwyw, to grind the teeth, gnash
with the teeth.
Pud', pwxbs, b, (fr. peiru> to bend)
(510)
J, ff, ?, sigma, the eighteenth of
the more modern Greek letters,
but the twenty-first of the
ancient. As a numeral cha-
racter it is the twentieth in or-
der, and is used fur two hun-
dred ; with a dot underneath, c,
for two hundred thousand. £
is prefixed to, or omitted in the
beginning of several words with-
out altering their signification.
The Attic dialect often changes
it into £ or r; the Doric and
Mol. into 6.
S' for ai , a. sin. of cv.
Za, fern, of ff<5j.
Za, cont. for ada, fern, of ados.
Y.a(Sd(,tos,-ov,b, {fr. next) Bacchus.
Yafldfa, (fr. aafioi priests of Bac-
chus) to imitate Bacchanalians,
riot, indulge indecently.
Td0avov, -ov, to, a towel, napkin,
cloth.
Y-afta-^a Heb. indecl. a small net.
Y.a^a^Qavl, Heb. thou hast or hast
thou forsaken me.
Za/3fiw0 or Zo/?/?aa»0, Heb. indecl.
hosts, armies ; heavenly bodies.
Hd(i(iai,-aTos,rb,sa.meas(Td(i3aTov.
Ia'/?/?ao-(,d. pi. of last.
XaPParifa, f. -taw, Att. -tw, (fr.
ad00arov the sabbath day) to
keep the sabbath^ rest on the
seventh day. 1 a. ind. act. eo-a(3-
(idrtffa.
Zaftfiariapbs, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a
keeping of a sabbath, holy rest,
rent on the sabbath.
Y.d(i[idTov, -ov, rb, the sabbath day,
the day of rent, the seventh day.
?.a(S(idTUVfg. pi. of ffdfl;3as or adfi-
(iarov.
Zaflftuwd, same as <rafiad>0.
Tn,3ap, 2a/?£?, Ya(3t, Heb. indecl.
glory.
Y.afteK, Heb. indecl. a thicket.
Tafiol, the shout of Bacchanals.
Saj^o?, -S>v, oi, the priests of Bac-
chus, place* sacred to Bacchus;
obscene rites.
"Zdydpts, -io«i Alt. -cipic, r),abattle-
axe ; a sword, scimitar, Persian
sword; an a.rc, hatchet.
Zayydpiog, -ov, 6, a man's name.
Sayrj, -?]S, r), (fr. guttio to load) a
covering, cloak ; armour, har-
ness, trappings.
Hayivfriu), (fr. next) to take with a
net, catch ; to carry away.
"Zayrvn, -ns, ;', (perhaps fr. adrrta
to load) a fishing net, net.
T.dypa, -dros, rb, (fr. same) a load
or burden for a beast ; a cover-
ing for a furrse,. saddle, pad.
2AA
"Zdyos, -tos -ovs, rb, or -ov, o, (fr
Lat. sagum, a cloak) a soldier's
cloak or cassock ; a military
robe.
ZaSali, ZatiSat, Heb. indecl. all
sufficient, all bountiful.
ZaSSovicaTos, -ov, b, a Sadducee.
Ia<5>7//a»0,Heb. indecl. fields parch-
ed or burnt up.
ZaSnpuO, Heb. indecl. ranges or
rows of pillars.
ZaS&K, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
Zadipiov, -ov, rb, a four-footed
creature said to feed on marine
substances.
ZdOn, -vs, fa the man's member.
ZaOpbs, -a, -bv, same as aaxp6s.
Za6p6o) -w, f. -wo-w, (fr. last, th.
o-j/ffw to corrupt) to corrupt, de-
stroy ; to make rotten, putrefy.
Soft, a. sin. ofZats, -ios, f/, a town
of Egypt.
Zaivti, 3 sin. pres. ind. act Zai-
veodai, pres. inf. mid. of aaivw.
Zaivovpos, -ov, b, fj, {fr. next, and
ovpd a tail) wagging the tail,
fawning.
Zaivu), f. -dvZ, (fr. asita to shake)
to move, shake, waver; to shake
off, remove, thrust away ; to wag
the tail, fawn, flatter, coax. Zai-
vouat, to be moved or affected;
*.o waver, doubt. 1 a. ind. act.
ianva.
Zatpu), -dpu>, p. aiaapKa, to clean,
sweep, brush ; to gape, open the
mouth ; to laugh ; to grin, snarly
gnash the teeth, per. ind. mid.
viarjpa, and aiaapa' par. cwj/pij,
and acaapijjg, -v7a, -6s.
Zaica}, -&v, o\, a people of Scythia.
ZaKiondXos, -ov, b, f), (fr. b&kos a
shield, and ira'XXw to brandish)
shield brandishing, brave, va-
liant.
Zaiceo-<p6pos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
<pipu> to bear) a shield bearer,
esquire.
ZdKtvs, Dor. for odiccos -ovs, g. of
oaKog.
ZaK'irav, a. sin. of craKiTas, -a, b,
Dor. for criKirns.
ZaKKeXl^u), Zuxkcvu), Zokkiu), Za<-
Ki£u>, f. -(<rw, (fr. next) to pass
througha bag,strain,Jilter, purify .
Zukkos, -ov, b, a sack, sackcloth,
haircloth ; a strainer, colander.
Zokos, -tog -ovs, to, (fr. adrrw to
load) a shield, buckler, target.
lands, -w, 6, Dor. for ovk6$.
"ZdKxap, -apos or ZdK%dpov, -ov,
rb, sugar.
ZaK&v, g. pi. of ZaKai.
ZaXd, b, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
ZaAa0«f)X, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
ZaXaifa, (fr. aaXato to move) to
lament, bewail.
ZaXdicwv, -<cvos, b, (fr. caXtvio to
agitate) who apes the rich, boast-
ing, bragging.
ZaXanavfipa, -as, f/, an animal like
a lizard, salamarider.
2oXa//j3»;, -ns, i), (fr. aiXas light,
and Balvw to go) a window, chink
2AM
or hole ; a guardian idol hung at
the door.
ZaXdpls, -ivos, %, an island, d. Za-
Xaulvt.
ZaXdocrb), -ttii), f. -£w, and ZaXdw
-5, f. -rjou),(fr. <raXtuw to agitate)
to shake, shake together, shake
down ; to Jill up, fill to the brim.
ZaXiiu, rb, Heb. indecl. name of a
place.
Za\cvd?ivai,\ a. inf. pass. — XaXtu-
Qfiaovrai, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. pass
ZaXtvQw, 1 a. sub. pass, and
ZaXevdfitvos, -n, -ov, par. pres. pass.
— ZaXivovris, n. pi. par. pres.
act. and
ZaXevoai, 1 a. inf. act. of
ZaXtvu), f. -evou>, p. atadXtvKa, (fr.
aaXbs an anchorage) to ride at
anchor, toss, float, move on the
sea; to totter, be in danger; to
doubt, waver, fluctuate ; to shake,
move, disturb, agitate. 1 a. ind.
act. todXzvaa. per. pass. ind.
ceodXtvfiat' par. ctoaXivyiivos. 1
a. pass. ind. coaXtvdnv, -ns,-n. 1 f.
ind. pass. oaXevQrjoopai,-tj,-eTai.
ZaXfj/x, f), Heb. indecl. name of a
town.
ZaXuiov, b, Heb. indecl. name of a
man.
ZaXjiwvn, -ns, hi name of a wo-
man.
ZaXbs, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. aXs the
sea) an anchorage, road; the
sea, surface of the sea ; a wave ;
a tossing, rolling, agitation; he-
sitation, doubt; care, anxiety,
distress.
ZdXirn, -r}S,fi, a stockfish.
ZdXiriyya, -yyas, -yyis, -yyi,
-yyos, cases of odXmyi-.
ZaXniyyw, f. -£u>, (fr. crdX-myl; a
trumpet) to sound a trumpet.
ZaXmyKTris, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
trumpeter.
ZdXiriyi;, -tyyos, f], a trumpet, horn,
clarion, a. pi. odXiriyyas.
ZaXm£w, f. -tcrw, Att. -?<D, (fr. last)
to sound a trumpit, wind a horn.
pres. inf. act. caXni^ttv. 1 a.
act. ind. zadXttiaa' sub. aaXirtoio,
-ns, -n' par. aaXmoas.
ZaXiriott, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. —
ZaXiriojis, 2 sin. — ZaXi:io<j)Gi, 3
pi. 1 a. sub. act. of last.
ZaXiriofxbs, -ov, b, (fr. odX-jrtyt; a
trumpet) a blowing or sounding
of trumpets.
ZaX-KioTtjs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
trumpeter.
Zaua, -dros, rb, Dor. for arjixa.
Za/xaiverat, Dor. for onfiaivtTai, 3
sin. pres. ind. pass, of crri/taiM.
Zafxdptia, -as, {], Samaria, a coun-
try.
Zanapzirns, -ov, b, (fr. last) a Sa-
maritan.
Za/japcirts, -iSos, f), (fr. same) a
Samaritan woman.
Zdu8dXov,~ov,Tb,samea.so~dvo'aXov.
Zau&vKT), -tis , f)y tne sackbut or ser-
pent, a kind of musical instru-
ment ; also a military engine.
Zd/jtepov, Dor. for afintpov.
Zdftn, -vs, hi name of an island.
Zauo8paKri,-T)s, fh name of an island.
(511)
SAP
Zduos, -ov, }), name of an island
and town.
ZapovfiX, b, Heb. indecl. Samuel,
a man's name.
Zafiipopasi -ov, b, (fr. Z, and <pipu
to bear) marked or branded with
the letter Z.
Zayt^v^ov, -ov, rb, an herb called
marjoram.
Zauxpibv, b, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
Zdv, a name of the letter Z, s.
ZavddXtov or ZdvSaXov, -ov, rb, a
sandal, shoe, slipper.
Zav5apd%r), -ns, ?i, a gum.
Zdvdvi-, -vkos, //, a red or scarlet
colour.
ZcvVSes, pi. of cavis.
ZaviSiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of aavis a
board ) o small plank, board ; a
table.
Zavi5o)TOs, -/?, -ov, (fr. same) made
or covered with planks or hoards,
boarded.
Zdvisi -i5of, f/, (perhaps fr. rdvut
to stretch) a plank, board, door,
shelf; a table of laws or regula-
tions, a tablet, oavides, pi. fold-
ing doors.
Zavioi or -civ, d. pi. of last.
Zdvvas orZdvvost-ov, b,afool,zany.
ZavraXov, -ov, rb, a tree called
sanders.
Zdoi, 3 sin. pres. opt. act. of caw.
Saof,same as cdos-Comp.cawTcpos.
ZaovX, b, Heb. indecl. Saul, a
man's name.
Za6<ppooi, d. pi. of
Zadippuv, same as ouxppwv.
Zdira^, -ukos, 6, (fr. c))i><i> to rot)
a moth.
Zands, -una, -tv, g. caitivros, -el-
oris,-ivTo$.1 a. par. pass.ofaijiro).
ZanepSris, -ov, b, a small fish, sprat.
Zairpia, -as, fa (fr. o>'/mo to putre-
fy) rottenness, corruption, stinky
stench.
Zairpify, f. -taw, p. acadnniKa, (fr.
same) to putrefy, rot, grow rot-
ten ; to waste, consume avmy ;
to stink.
Zavpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. same) old, rot-
ten, decayed, bad, corrupt; pu-
trid, rank, stinking, foul; ob-
scene, filthy, smutty.
Za-rrQup, Heb. indecl. for Ophir.
Zd-rripeipa, -as, h, a woman's name.
Zdiripcipos, -ov, fi, a sapphire, pre-
cious stone.
ZaTr<p?Kbs,-ri, -0K,(fr. next) Sapphic.
Za-K<p&, -60s -ovs, fi, a woman's
name.
Zaircpud, Heb. indecl. basins.
Zairwv, -ovaa, -bv, 2 a. par. act. of
orJTtii).
Zdiru)v, -ovos,b, soap.
Zapd(3apa, -uv, t&, breeches, trow-
sers.
Zdpafios, aiSo7ov yvvaiKtlov, a fa-
mily, offspring, descent.
Zapydvn, -ns, t), a wicker basket,
hamper, crate; a strap, thong,
band.
Zdpyos, -ov, b, sarge, a kind offish
like a mullet.
ZdpSas, -u>v, al, name of a town.
Zdpitvos or Zdp5iog,-ov, 6, and lap-
SAT
ciov,-ov, ro,(fr. J.ap6d> Sardinia)
a sardine or carneUan stone.
Tap66vv^, -vy°s> &> (""• 'asti an^
dvv£ a nail or onyx stone) a sar-
donyx.
5)ap<5<2), Snpfvur, -6voj, »/, Sardinia,
an island,
lapn, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. of o-a/pu.
— 2«po7, 3 sin. pres. ind. opt.
or sub. act. of aapdu).
Tapi-ra, }), Heb. indecL name of a
town.
Idpiaera, -ns, f), « l<»lg »pear, pike.
la^Ku, i.apKui, ZapKi, lup»cof, "Lap-
kuip, cases of cap f.
Y.apK<it)uv or Xap»c<^£iv, pres. inf.
act. of
XapKrt|ci>or-/£w, (fr. citp% the flesh)
io /tur auay the flish, mangle,
lacerate} to mock, laugh at, ri-
dicule, rent*.
JlapKaafioi, -ov, b, (fr. last) ridicule,
scoffing, sarcasm.
ZapulKbs, -n, -bv, (fr. <xapf flesh)
ficshly, carnal, bodily, corporeal,
human; weak, frail, imperfect;
corrupt, dep'tued, wirktd.
Y.dpiuvos,-ti,-ov, (fr. same) fleshly,
made ofot consisting of flesh ;
corpulent, lusty.
Y.apico(payla, -as, !), (fr. same, and
<t>uyu) to eat) eating flesh, use of
flesh or animal fowl.
JLapKoTHyci, -ov, 6, »/, (fr. same)
flesh eating, carnivorous. Subs, a
sarcophagus, tomb, sepulchre.
XapK6o> -&, f. -<i)au>, (fr. aiip( flesh)
to make fleshy or corpulent ; to
fill up in flesh.
Xdptcuoic, -ios, Att. -cu>s, >;, (fr.
same) corpulency, growing fat,
inclination to flesh.
Zdpua, -dros, rb, (fr. aalpo) to
sweep) dirt or dust, sweepings ;
an opening of the mouth ; a grin,
snarl.
2dp£, -xbs, f}, flesh, fatness; the hu-
man body ; the weakness, imper-
fection, corruption of the flesh;
the taw of Moses.
Xapol, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. opt.
or sub. of aapju).
Jlapbs, -ov, b, (fr. aalpu to sweep)
a broom, brush, sweeping brush ;
a thing of no value ; a worthless
person.
T.apov-%, b, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
2apJo> -w, f. -ciffw, same as oaipm.
per. par. pass, ctcaputuivoc.
Zapirniwv, -6vos, b, a man's name.
Ydpitos, -ov, b, a chest ; a sited, hut.
"Ldpra, -as, h, a woman's name.
Eaporpwfl, Heb. indecl. chains.
T,dpu>dpov, -ov, rb, (fr. aapdu to
sweep) a broom, sweeping brush.
£apa)v, -uvos, b, name of a coun-
try.
Z«ipwv, aico7ov, yvvaiKtiov' a net,
marine divinity.
Xapowj, -Wo? , }), (fr. aalpu) to gape)
an old oak, hollow oak.
Yds, a. pi. fern, of c6s.
Y.ardv, and "Zaravas, -a, o, an ad-
versary, Satan, the devil,
^driin, -»/?, r), and YLdrtvov, -ov, rb,
(fr. odrru to load) a cart, wa-
2A#
gon, wain, car, vehicle, cha-
riot.
Tdrov, -ov, rb, a senh, a dry mea-
sure containing about two gal-
lons and a half.
2.arpa;uia, and Zarparrnta, -as, »/,
Ion. -in, ->/?, fj, (fr. next) a
government, province , the office
of a satrap.
Zarpdnrjs, -ov, b, (Persian) a sa-
int]}, governor of o pronnci ; a
viceroy, lord lieutenant.
Ydrru), f. -£w, p. aiad-^a, to load,
fill ; to stuff, cram, compress ; to
trample down; to arm, equip.
per. ind. pass, aiaayuai.
Zarvpinbv, -ov, rb, (neut. of next,
viz. cpuua) a satire.
Yarvpt'bs, -r), -bv, (fr. odrVpos a sa-
tyr) .i/ce a satyr; satirical, se-
vere, censorious.
Zarvptov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) an
lu-rb exciting desire.
Y.drvpos,-ov,b, a satyr, pi. aarvpot,
satirical compositions ; a satire.
Zavicbs, -r), -ov, dry, parched, wilh-
(rtd.
Y.av\n, (fr. next) slowly, tardily.
EuvXo?, -f), -bv, soft, delicate, ten-
der ; wanton, dissolute, effemi-
nate ; at ease, at rest, slow.
ZaCAo?, -ov, b, a man's name.
Zavvia£w, (fr. next) to strike with
a javelin.
'Zavvlov, -ov, rd,(fr. aatvu) to shake)
a spear, javelin.
Zavvbs, -r), -bv, soft, tender, deli-
cate.
Zavpa or "Eavpa, -as, {,, a kind of
lizard.
Zavpioiov, -ov, rb, nasturtium.
SaPpof, -ov, 6, a lizard ; a kind of
fish.
Zavpiorfip, -rjpos, b, an iron tip on
the butt of a spear; a ferrule.
"Zavaapiaubs, -ov, b, a hesitation,
stuttering.
Yavoapbs, -ov, b, a whisper.
Havrfjs, f°r atavrrjs — Jlavrov, for
aeavrov — TZavrbv, for acavrdv.
See aeavrov.
TZd<pa, same as catp&s.
Y.a(p&vr)si -ios -ovs, 5, i/, Dor. for
catynvhs, same as aaabfjs-
?,i<pis, (neut. of aa<pfis) same as
an<pu>S'
~Za<pfararos, sup. — Zatyfortpos,
comp. of (ra<pfjs-
Hatpiu), see caipnvifo.
Za0/wj,and Ea^vf'wj, Ion. for aa-
<pu>s- .
"Zatprjt a. sin. cont. of caQrjs-
Y.a<pr,vtia, -as, n, (fr. <ra<piis clear)
clearness, perspicuity.
Ha<pnvr)s, -ios -ovs, o, //, same as
ca<pi)S'
Y.a<pnvi^ui, f. -YffW, Att. -tG>, (fr.
aa<pr)s clear) to make clear or
manifest; to explain, express,
declare.
TLacpnviia, Att. for cra^nvicii), 1 f.
ind. act. of last.
Y.a<pnvu>St same as o-a^wj.
Taftis, -ios -ovsy b, >% clear, mani-
fest, distinct; open, perspicu-
ous, plain, sure, certain, unerr-
ing.
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2EB
Xa<p<bO, Heb. indecl. cheese, milk;
]><t(Ud flesh.
Za<pQ)s, (fr. on<pfis clear) clearly,
plainly, evidently; ccrtuinly,
surely.
"Zu-^tius, 1 iv- i'<'r- [>• ss. of adcrt*.
"Luxuv, Heb. indi r!. Itaititd, pru-
dent.
law, -o'oj -ovs, h, a woman's name.
ErfttjPoeL and Ion. for lauutae, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. act. j or by Apoc
Ini otiwotn, I ;i. unpr. ;k t. ; ir
too. iHid lJo< t. for tauw^i, 3 sin.
impf. ind. act. ; or for oduh,
pres. itnpr. act. of oaufa. Or
Dor. for adov, pros, uiipr. puss.
of
lu'ui or TLdoyiai, (fr. ados Poet, for
c6os sa(i') to save, preserve, res-
cue, deliver,
Sudi or Jiuiir, Heb. indecl. tu-
mult.
£n(i'£u, Poet, for »w^«.
2,uujoe , Ion. lor iauu>at, 3 sin. I a.
ind. act. — luweri, 3 sin. -uiac-
rm , (In. -iliouftiv, 1 pi. 1 f. ind.
act. — Lawauev, Ion. for aawcciv,
1 f. inf. act. of lust.
Zacirtpoj, comp. ot odos-
Yjhn i fitvdiov, i^--ol. for cfltvvvuf-
vuv, g. pi. prrs. par. |>ass. of
Z/3f'vr0/«i or 'Zflcvvvw, and Z/3/w, f.
aftiaw, p. iajitKa, and -nta, to ex-
tinguish, quench, put out ; to re-
strain, repress, suppress, pres.
faipr. act. oQivvvOi, -vru, 2 pi.
ofiivvvrz. 1 a. act. ind. iaQiea'
inf. ofiioai. pres. ind. pass. a(iiv-
vvuai,-oai,-rai, 3 pi. ofiivvvvrai,
per. ind. pass. ioQtcuai. 1 a.
pass. ind. cofiicOnv inf. a(iradfj-
vai. 1 f. ind. pass. ffficcOfjoouai,
-n,-erai, 2 f. ind. pass, afifjaouai
2j3iVa, -a$, -t, Ion. for io0£oa, -as,
-c. 1 a. ind. act. of last.
Tfliffis, -ios, Att. -Ews, h, (fr. ofiiv-
vvui to extinguish) an extinction,
putting out.
?.fiiooai, Poet, for ofiicai, 1 a. inf.
act. of same.
TScartKos, ->i, -bv, (fr. same) ex-
tinguishing, quenching.
£/?/ffo>, -cis, -ti, 1 f. ind. act. of
same.
Sf, a. sin. of cv.
Y.cavrov, -ijs, -ov, cont. cavrov, -T/S,
-ov, of thyself, thyself; thine own,
yourself, your own.
Zifidfyuai, f. -daofrai, p. ctcifiatr-
ftm, -aai, -rat, (fr. cri(3u> to wor-
ship) toworslnp, revere, venerate,
adore ; to stand in aire of, fear.
1 a. ind. pass, to-tfidodnv.
Yi0as, rb, indecl. (fr. same) vene-
ration., reverence, adoration, wor-
ship ; any thing sacred or vene-
rable ; shame, remorse, sorrow.
Y.t(idaBr]oav, Ion. for totftdoOncav,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass, ofazfidfynai.
"Zifiaaua, -aros, rb, (fr. ai(iu> to
worship) worship, adoration;
the object of adoration ; an idol.
pi. ctPdofiara.
Y.i^acpbs, -ov,b, (fr. same) venera-
tion, adoration, worship, religion.
'Ztfidauios, -ov, b, f), or -oj, -a, -ov
same as at(iaor6s.
2E1
T.t^do-aaro, Ion. and Poet, for
ccrt^doaro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid.
of oefidfynai.
le(3a(TTbs,-h, -bv, (fr. <rf/?a> to wor-
ship) venerable, adorable, divine,
to be worshipped, august, augus-
tan, belonging to Augustus.
Subs. Augustus, fem. Augusta.
Sf'jfo, prcs. impr. aot. — 'ZifitaQai,
pres. inf. mid. — 'Zifitrai, 3 sin.
-ffovrai, 3 pi. pres. ind. mid. —
Hcfiducvos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass, of <7f /?(•).
"Zt&iviov, -ov, to, the husk or skin
of the fruit of the palm.
Se/Ji^&j, same as oe(ld$ouat.
*Zi(iovTi, Dor. for aifiovoi, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. of
"Li^u), to worship, adore, venerate, re-
vere ; to pay court to, cultivate, re-
spect; to praise, extol. 'Zifioua^to
respect one's self ; to be ashamed,
feel shame ; to fear, stand in awe
of. pres. impr. mid. <ri(5ov. inf.
ai^eodai' par. <rc/3<5^evof, -77, -ov.
"Zidev, Sync, for aioQcv, Poet. Dor.
Ion. or iEol. for aov, g. sin. of
ov.
Se?', for Y.ao, and Et'o, Ion. for aov,
g. sin. of ov.
Y.ti6usvos, pres. par. pass. — Zziov-
rcs, n. pi. pres. par. act. of otlu.
Y.tlos, Laconic for 5t7os .
Zap, -pbs, b, (fr. aeipu) to parch) the
sun.
'Zeipd, -as, fa (fr. tipo> to join to-
gether) a chain, rope, cord,
siring ; a net, snare ; a bolt,
lock, bar ; a plait or braid of
hair ; a bunch or bundle of
roots, vegetables, &c.
T.uphv, -rjvos, fa (fr. last) a syren,
songstress; a sea monster; a
howling hideous animal ; a dra-
gon ; an ostrich ; a beetle, pi.
Ztipr\vts.
Srtpao), f. -daw, (fr. czipu) to parch
up) to shine ; to be afflicted with
an inflammation on the brain,
be sun-struck.
"Ltipiov, -ov, to, and Zdoios, -ov, b,
(fr. same) a star called Sirius
or the dog-star.
~Liipoy darns, -ov, b, a spear.
Zeipoio -fi, f. -too-to, p. aiatipwKa, to
empty, evacuate ; to ungird,
loose.
Y.dpm, to dry up, parch, scorch.
"Eeipwrbs, -fi, -ov, (fr. aapd a chain)
chained.
Zciaa-^Bda, -as, fa (fr. oeiuito shake,
and dyOos a burden) an unload-
ing ; rest from a burden.
'Leiaau.ivas, Dor. for aetaau.ivns, g.
sin. fem. 1 a. par. mid. — Y.tta-
0tts , 1 a. par. pass, cfadw.
"Ztlajia, -dros, rb, Yiio\xbs, -0%, b,
(fr.<ra'(i> toshake)agitaiion, shak-
ing, commotion ; an earthquake.
"ZtluTpov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) a tim-
brel, triangle.
Ytid), f. adaw, p. atactica, to shake,
stir, move ; to vibrate, brandish,
quiver ; to agitate, disturb, ha.
rass, vex ; to accuse, calumniate
slander. 1 a. ind. act. laeiaa.
per. ind. pass, oiaeia/xat.
3T
2EM
Y.tKovv6os,-ov,b, fr. Lat. Secundus,
a man's name.
SAa, cont. for ai\ai, which for
fffXan, d. sin. of aiXas.
"ZeXdyiio -fi, f. -^trw, (fr. ai\as
brightness, and dyu> to lead) to
shine, glitter ; to lighten, blaze
up ; to rage, break forth.
EtAayoj, -ov, b, a proper name.
"ZeXavaia, -as, Dor. and ZcXavain,
-ns, fa Ion. for at\>'ivn.
"ZtXdvav, Dor. for aiXnvnv, a. sin.
of same.
StXaj, -dros, rb, (fr. odu> to shake,
and rjXn brightness) splendour,
light, blaze, brightness, lustre ;
lightning, a flash; a sunbeam,
ray.
SfAa^oj, -eos -ovs, rb, a kind of
gristly fish.
ZeXevKua, -as, fa name of a town.
YeXevKts, -i<5oj, >% a kind of cup ;
a kind of galley or ship ; a wo-
man's dress ; a kind of bird liv-
ing on locusts.
ZeXnvalos, -a, -ov, (fr. next) of the
moon, lunar.
YeXrjvn, -ns, fa (&• «Xa$ light) the
moon.
HeXnvid^erai, 3 sin. pres. ind. pass,
— - "Ze\nvia^6fievos, -n, -ov, par
pres. pass, of
'ZtKnvid^Ofxai, f. -daouai, (fr. ackfivn
the moon) to be lunatic, mad.
pres. par. mid. aeXnvia^ouevos,
-n, -ov. 1 a. ind. mid. tacXnvia-
crd[iriv, -u>, -aro.
XeXnvidicbs, -fa -bv, (fr. same) of or
from the moon, lunar; lunatic,
mad, affected by the moon.
"ZeXnvis, -iSos, fa (fr. same) a little
moon or crescent worn on the
shoes ; an amulet in that
shape.
2t Xlvov, -ov, rb, parsley.
StAiy, -VSos, fa the space between
lines; a page.
ZcXtaia, fa Heb. indecl. of three
years old.
ZiXXa, -ns, fa (fr. Lat. sella, a
seat) a seat, chair.
HeXXdaTpuois, -10s, Att. -ewj, ^,(fr.
last, and arpdovvvpi to spread) a
laying of seats, setting of chairs.
Y.eXXbs , -ov, b, one who apes the rich
or vnshes to be esteemed rich, a
boaster. XeXAoj, pi. priests of
Jupiter at Dodona.
StX/ia, -dros, rb, (fr. oeXis the
space between lines) the seat in
a boat for rowers ; a cross bench
or transom.
Y.c/iel, 6, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
"ZtuiXn, -ns, ft, a woman's name ;
the mother of Bacchus.
YeiiidfiiOos, -ov, b, a small lizard ;
tarantula.
2)£/<t/^aXjf, -10s, Att. -£wj, fi, flour,
fine flour, a. ceui8a\iv.
Y.tnipdpis, -tios, »'/, a woman's
name.
Z£/ivoXoyto> -fi, f. -^ffw, (fr. aeuvbs
venerable, and Xtyw to speak)
to speak gravely ; to use pom-
pous language ; to boast, brag.
2E/*voXdyoj, -ov, 6, fa (fr. same)
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2E2
gravely speaking ; pompous,
boasting, bragging, ostenta-
tious.
Yeuvbs, -fa -bv, (fr. ci(3u) to revere)
venerable, respectable ; esteemed,
prized, estimable ; grave, serious,
dignified, grand, solemn, majes-
tic, august ; formal, distant
haughty ; ostentatious, pom-
pous, comp. o-tfivCrepos.
"Leuvdrnra, "Zenvdrnri, "Zcfiv6rt}Tot
cases of
Zefivdrns , -Bros, fa (fr. atfivbs grave)
gravity, seriousness, decency ;
solemnity, majesty ; reverence,
respeot.
S£//V(5w -5, (fr. same) to ornament,
adorn, beautify ; to extol, praise ;
to boast, brag, vaunt. 2euv6ouat
-ovuai, to solemnize, celebrate.
Yeuvvvu), f. -Cvfi, (fr. same) to make
venerable ; to extol, praise,
adorn, mid. "Zcpvvvouat, to affect
dignity, boast, brag, glory in.
2£/ivfij, (fr. same) gravely, seri-
ously, decently, with dignity ;
pompously, ostentatiously.
"Ziva, -as, $« senna, a purgative
plant.
Y.io, Ion. or MiO\. for aov", g. sin.
of ov.
Seoj, Dor. for-3-Eoi, n. pi. of $c6s.
"Zcnrbs, -fa -bv, (fr. orf/?(D to wor-
ship) venerable, honourable ; su-
perb, grand.
Zcpairias, -dSos, fa an herb.
Y.tpa<ptiu or Zepatiln, Heb. indecl.
seraphim, angels.
Hipyios, -ov, b, fr. Lat. Sergius, a
man's name.
I.ipis, -10s, Att. -£wj, fa a kind of
cichory or wild endive.
zZtpityiov or "Zipityov, -ov, rb, a ma-
rine plant like wormwood.
Yipi<j>os, -ov, b, fa and -n, -ov, viz.
ypavs, an old maid.
Y.tpatpOiQ, Heb. indecl. chains.
Hipfyos, -ov, b, a gnat or worm.
"Ziaaynai, -fat, -Krai, per. ind.
pass, of adrroi.
Y.taa\evftivos, -rj, -ov, par. per.
pass, of ffaXfuw.
Sfo-apw?, -via, -bs, per. par. mid.
of aaipiti.
ZcatioOai, per. inf. pass, of adu.
SttrEXt, and "ZeazXis, -10s, Att. -ewj»
fa broad cummin, an herb.
"Zioinra, -as, -t, per. ind. mid. of
O/TTU).
"Ziappa, ind. — Hctrnpibs, par. per.
mid. of aaipu).
"ZiaBev, and "LiQcv, Poet, for aov, g.
sin. of ov.
'Ztciyauivos, Dor. for oeaiynuivos,
per. par. pass, of anydm. •
'Zeaiwirafiivos, Dor. for acoiannui*
vos, (per. par. pass, of aiwrrdu)
silent, taciturn.
Hcaotpiffuivos, -I, -ov, (per. par.
pass, of co<pl$o)) skilled, learned,
wise ; artfully contrived.
"Ztoofyicuivois, (fr. last) skilfully,
artfully, cunningly.
SfVojKa, -as, -£, act. — "Ziffwffpai,
-cat, -orat, pass. ind. — Hccua-
ftivos, -n, -ov, par. per. pass, of
cu*£u.
2HM
inv
sir
Xi#wpn»/i*vof, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass. olffu»pftui.
Zcv, Dor. for oof, g. sin. ofav.
ItDu, Ion. for /otva, 1 a. ind. act,
— Ln'Jro, Ion. tor taivaro, 3 Sin.
1 a. ind. niul. — "Zcvdfttvof, 1 a.
par. mid. of ori/u>
Xrutfw, Sync, for ocvdodw, 3 sin. of signified, oic. according to the
fftDai, -dcOm, 1 a. impr. mid. of \
Zcu-A,ir<>f, -ou, o, (fr. next) name
of a frog.
T.tvr\iov, ZfDrXov, Trt rXfov, Tti»-
rXov, -ov, rb, bet(, an herb.
X<i'u>, f. -£vcw, (fr. oilu to shake)
to shake, mow, «/*r ; to dn'i*,
impel, thruw, hurl ; to drive
away, put to flight, pursue,
ch/ise, press on ; to cause to flow
or i*sue, draw ; mid. "Liiopai, to
atafifiaefiaf par. siarjuaauivoi
-V, -ov.
TLnuaUuv, -ovaa, -ov, par. pros, act,
— "Lnvdvat, 1 a. inf. act. — Y.n-
ft'iiiu), Ion. for arjfiavij, 1 t. ind
act. of last.
Ytifiavriof, -a, -ov, (fr. same) to be
ZtipuvrYarif, -r), -ov, (fr. crjfta a
sign) capable of giving a sign,
sienifi rant, express
Inpdvrmp, -opoi, o, (fr. MM
gives a signal or command^
commander, general, <tr
a trumpeter.
Yfipaola, -af, fi, (fr. same) an in-
timation, the giving of a sign ;
a signal.
T^uara, n. pi. of ct,fta
huiten, hurry, run, ruth, Jtet, Tn parol pyof, -ov, b, (fr. etya a
fly away ; to spring or gush
forth.
2t(f>n\a, indecl. Heb. * plain.
2(<p6?ivai, 1 a. mf. pass. — 1/i^ao-
Otu, 1 a. inf. mid. of c/.>w.
Ttutvrov, Ion. tor eiavnM*
X»)0, b, indecl. Heb. a man's name.
2//0<i», (fr. otlw to shake) to shake,
shake out ; to sift, bolt.
X»»*<i{w, f. -tfffw, (fr. sntdf a stall)
to put up cattle, stall ; to enclose,
hem in, confine.
TufiKaoQtv, Ion. for tafxaadtv, wh.
Bceot. Sync, for tonicdoQnoav,
3 pi. I a. ind. pass, of last.
Tv*ti, -ttbfi f,, (fr. onic&f a fold) a
mai'l-strvant.
TnKlrrji, -ov, b, (fr. next) a lamb
fed in the house.
X»?<rdf , -ov, b, an enclosure ; a stall,
sheepfold or cote ; a temple,
shrine, fane ; a nest or pigeon
hole ; a den, cave, sepulchre ; a
habitation, house ; the conse-
crated olive ; a weigfit, ba-
lance.
JlrjKdu -d, (fr. last) to balance,
weigh, counterpoise.
Z»7«cw/ia, -aroi, rd, (fr. same) a
tmgmt, counterpoise ; a balancing
or poise ; an enclosure, shrine.
Zhfi, b, indecl. Heb, a man's
name.
Styr', for
Irj/i'i, -aro;, rb, a sign, mark, token,
signal ; a character, letter ; a
standard, banner, device ; an
omtn, prodigy, portent ; a tomb,
monument, sepulchre.
"Lnfiala, -ac, h~, (fr. last) a military
ensign, flag, standard ; a cohort,
company ; an image, statue ;
coat of arms or armorial bear-
ings.
Zrjuaiv', for arifiaivc, pres. impr.
act. — 'Znuaivoioa, Dor. for an-
uaivovaa, pres. par. fern, of
"Lnunivu, f. -av2, p. acar/uayKa,(fr.
cripa a sign) to sign, give a sig-
nal, signify, intimate, express ;
to command, direct, regulate,
rule, have the command of; to
portend, foretell. 1 a. ind. act.
carjfiavn, and eajJixjiva' inf. ta\ia-
vai. pres. ind. pass, ovfiaivopai.
per. ind. pass, ata^uauuai, Att.
sign, and ipyov a work) a carver
• iver,
Trjftuov, -ov, to, (fr. rfjfta a sign)
a sign, mark, token ; a charac
trwtir, dis/inrlioti ; a jiroof, evi-
denre, indication ; a prodigy ,
omen, miraculous sign ;
ner, standard f a statue, image ;
a seal, impression.
infitiooKoriopai, (fr. same, and
■ j to observe) to observe
signs ; to duine, forebode.
Yrjurtoffgdiroi, -ov, b, (fr. same) an
observer of tigtis ; a dinner.
Hi)fjct6* -w, f. -u><rut, (fr. cflpa a
sign) to sign, make a signal ;
to r« mark, branrl.
impr. mid. arjfinuov -ov,
-oiodu -ovodm, 2 pi. -6co-dt -ovodi.
1 f. ind. mid. onutiwooftai. per.
pass, etonfttliiifiat.
£r//ic/<4>(r<f, -ioj, Att. -twf, //, (fr.
same) a marking, noting, obser-
vation ; a signal, sign, mark.
Y.rimpt\-os, -»>, -*v, (fr. next) of to-
day, to-day's.
Yfytpov, Att. Tfiutpov, (fr. fifiipa a
day) to-day.
Unftfjlov, Ion. for anutlov.
Infirjvn, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of
orjfxahu).
UnfiiKlvQiov, and TifitKlvOiov, -ov,
rd, (fr. Lat. semicinctium, an
apron) an apron.
Yfiv, a. sin. fern, of o~6c.
Unirtfuv, -6voc, }], (fr. ffjjrw to pu-
trefy) rottenness, putridity, pu-
trefaction.
T.nria, -af, r), (fr. sarrfe) a attlefish.
"Znirriicbv, -ov, rd, (fr. same) a pu-
trefying ointment.
ZijirrT/t^f, -n, -iv, (fr* same) putre-
fying, causing putrefaction.
"Znirrbt, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) putre-
fying, causing putrefaction ; pu-
trid, rotten.
Z>}ir<i>, f. -<|u>, p- trion<f>a, to make
rotten, corrupt ; to rot, decay,
putrefy. 2 a. ind. pass, coairnv,
-nit -n' per. ind. mid. aiarrrra,
Dor. oieaira.
Efjp, -pbs, b, a silk worm.
YrjpayZ, -yyos, »/, (fr. aalpu) to
gape) a crack or fissure in the
ground ; a cavern, cave ; a den,
retreat.
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Ztipti, -uv, o\, Seres, name of a
Znpltlf, -fi, -bv, (fr. <rr)p a Silk
silken, silk.
Ii)j, -rbf, b, (fr. et,ir<* to putrefy )
u moth.
Z,i)(, and Hfjoi, Ion. for eult, d. pi.
of o6i.
Y.nodpti, -n(, t'i, or %>)a3fiov, -ov, ru,
sesame, a white grain growiag m
the I
Znoriui, -Hoc, i/, (l"r
■MM or girl §
"Lnorbi, - .<■, ,',, DMM flf« town.
l^rcs, Att. Tfirti, (fr. iroi
i.rar.
Unrivbi, -i), -ov, (fr. last) of this
, this year's.
Y.nr6iipu>TOi,-ov, 6,^,(fr. «rr)$amotb,
and ^'puKTArui to eat) moth-
ZnrdKoiros, -ov, b,f), (fr. Ban
ic6irru> to cut) cut i i
moths, moth or uorm-eatcn.
!.'. 1. H, ll. ri rrdnr.
i, b, i), (fr. ai^trw to putrr-
fy) a kind of aerpi ni.
ir,4«j,-iof, Att. -tojf, o, (fr. saint)
rottenness, corruption, putrefac-
tion.
Iduiw, -6oc -off, fi, name of a wo-
man.
Z0tv8pdf,-a,-bv,((r.o9ho( stn-n«.'th'
strong, able, powerful, mighty.
T.QiviXaio'tc, -uiv, oi, (fr. next) the
suns or descendants of Stlumlus.
Xd/rrAof, -ov, b, a man's MOM.
Y8ivof, -to( -ov(, rb, (fr. odivui to
be strong) strength, force, might,
poo < r ; firmness, constancy ;
obstinacy, stubliornness.
X0fv4u> -£>, f. -il>ou>, p. icOisuiCti,
(fr. same) to strengthen, make
strong, confirm. 1 a. act, ind. to-
divuaa' 0\)i. trUeiuioatfii, -ai(, -m.
E0/vw, to 6c strong, be able, prevail
Idtvbjffcu, 3 sin. 1 a. opt. act. ol
odevdu).
2iay6vtov,-ov, rb, (dim. of next) a
part of the cheek ; the cheek.
Y.iayu>v, -6vo%, b or »/, the cheek, jaw.
a. oiiydva.
Tiutvofiai, to be weary, worn out ;
to fail, faint.
"ZiaXov, »ov, rb, EinXoj, -ov, b, and
Si'tXoi', -oo, rd, (fr. aclu to move)
spittle.
HiaXoi, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. oirtvia
to fatten, and aXij abundantly)
a fat pig. mdXoio, g. Ion.
Zi/?uXXa, -775, fh (fr- oibi Dor. for
Scbs a god, and /JovAr) counsel)
a sibyl, prophetess.
Y.10VVT} or Ivitfjvn, -nc, f), (fr. avs a
boar) a hunting spear, javelin.
Ziya, for ciyfj.
JLiya, pres. impr. act. cont. of
aiydu).
SiyaX/oj, -a, -ov, (fr. ciydw to be
siknt) silent, thoughtful.
2tya\6tts, -taoa, -cv, (fr. same)
causing silence from wonder ;
wonderful, admirable, splendid,
superb, fine. a. sin. aiya\6cvra.
ZiydXdj, -i), ~bv, Dor- for oiyn\6s.
Ityav, pres. inf. act. cont. — Si-
yaru>,
3 sin.
Ziydr
cont. pres. impr. act. of
f, 3 pi
2IK
Tiydio -w, f. -t)ff<a, p. o-colyrjKa, to
be silent, hold the tongue ; to be
still, quiet.
Yiytis, -hi -ovs, 6, a Sigean.
Viyri, -rjs, t), (fr. aiydu) to be silent)
silence, taciturnity ; stillness.
Viyjj, (d. of last) in silence, sitenU
ly ; stilly, quietly ; secretly.
HiynOcis, -tiara, -tv, 1 a. par. pass.
of oiydot.
Y.iyvXbs, -t), -bv, (fr. oiydiji to be
silent) silent, taciturn, still.
Y.iyf,v, Dor. for oiyav, pres. inf.
act. cont. of ortyao).
"Ziyiipbs, -a, -bv, (fr. same) silent,
still, quiet.
"Ziyrjaat, 1 a. inf. act. of aiydu).
T.iyXat,-<ov, a'i, ear-rings.
EiyAou, -Giv, al, ciphers, numerical
characters ; a contraction.
"Ziyvo(p6pos, -ov, b, §, (fr. clyvov a
standard, and <pipu> to bear) an
ensign, standard-bearer.
Y,iyvvn$, -ov, b, an iron dart or ja-
velin.
Tuiyuvn, Dor. for aiyibai, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. cont. of aiydw.
HtSdpeos, "St8ap65cros, Hiddpos,
Dor. for oiSfjpeos, &c.
'ZiSapo-^dpuas, -a, b, (fr. aiSnpos
iron, and xaipu to rejoice) re-
joicing in arms ; warlike, g. pi.
oihripo^ap^dv, Dor.
Yihrj, -vs, fy, a pomegranate.
"LiSt'ipeos, -ovs, -in -rj, Dor. -ia -a,
-tov -ovv, and Ei<5»/pixfc, -fix -bv,
(fr. oiSnpos iron) made of iron.
"EiSnoevw, f. -£tffu, (fr. same) to
work iron, forge.
2i5r)ptov,-ov, rb, (fr. same) an iron
instrument or tool.
2i6r)piras, and "SiSapiras, -a, b,
Dor. for
ZiSnp'irris, -au, b, (fr. aCnpos iron)
belonging to iron, of iron ; also,
a loadstone, magnet.
HiSnpins, -YSos, f], (fr- same) of or
belonging to iron or to a smith,
of iron ; viz. yjj, an iron mine ;
viz. XlOos, a magnet, loadstone.
Also, the name of an herb.
J.t6t]p66erug, -ov, b, t), (fr. oiSnpos
iron, and 5c<S to tie) iron-bound,
fastened with iron.
SifinpdirXrfKTas, -ov, b, /;, (fr. next»
and nXf/cow to strike) struck
with iron, wounded with the
sword.
SiSrjpos, -ov, o, and "ZiSnpov, -ov,
rb, iron ; any iron instrument, a
sword, axe, dart, scythe, razor ;
an iron breastplate.
YLihripCtypuv, -ovos, b, f), (fr. last, and
cppnv the mind) iron-hearted.
ViSripdu) -5, (fr. aidrjpog iron) to
cover, strengthen or defend with
i'on ; to plate or tip with iron.
2idu>v, -iovoi, r/, name of a town.
Zi?i<bvios, -a, -ov, (fr. last) Sido-
nian, of Sidon.
YieXov, -ov, rb, see alaXov.
£(£w, f. oicru) or <ri£u>, to hiss, make
a hissmg noise as hot iron in wa-
.er ; to simmer, boil gently.
\iKdvoi, -(ov, oi, Sicania7is, a peo-
ple of Sicily.
\iKdpiou -ov, b, (fr. Lat. sica, a
2IM
dagger) an assassin, murderer,
cut-throat, robber.
"ZiiceXia, -as, r), Sicily, a country.
"SikcXos, -t), -bv, (fr. last) Sicilian.
Siicepa, rb, indecl. Heb. inebriating
liquor, strong drink.
TLiKiua, -<av, rd, Sichem, a town ;
a portion.
St'wvvij, (fr. ctiax to shake, and *ri-
vi<a to move) a military saluta-
tion.
"Z'ikXos, and ZiyXos, -ov, b, a shekel.
"Ziicva, -as, fi, (fr. aiKvos a cucum-
ber) a gourd ; a cupping instru-
ment.
"LiKvi'iparov or "ZiKvnXarov, -ov, rb,
(fr. next, and ap6u> to plough) o
garden of cucumbers.
Y.ikvo$, -ov, or "ZiKvbs, -ov, b, a cu-
cumber.
2ucvo>vv&£,from Sicyon.
JliKyaivu), f. -avGb, p. ceotK^ayKa,
(fir. oiirxjbs disagreeable) to
loathe, be weary or sick of ; to
be oppressed, pres. mid. otK^at-
vouai.
HiK^aola, -as, >/, (fr. same) a loath-
ing, dislike, disgust.
'S.iKxn, cont. fr. aiKYca, -iav, rd, (fr.
next) loathsome things, abomina-
tions.
"LiKYbs, -t), -bv, disagreeable, un-
pleasant, troublesome, irksome,
loathsome ; taunting, jibing,
mocking ; fastidious, scornful ;
sick, weak.
YtXas, -ov, b, a man's name.
"ZiXiyvts, -tos, Att. -eu>s, fj, (fr. Lat.
siligo, a kind of grain like wheat)
buckwheat.
EtAAiKurp<ov,-ou,Td,acertain plant.
E/AAoi, -o)v,ol, (perhaps fr. odw to
move, and t'AAo? the eye) jests,
drolleries, repartees, witticisms ;
taunts, jibes ; farces.
li'AAo?, -ou, b,>i, (fr. same) goggle
eyed, squinting ; somevjhat bald.
ZiXXvfiov, -ov, rb, a kind of thistle ;
an artichoke.
YiXXvfiov, -ov, rb,the cover of a book.
HiXovavbs, -ov, b, fr. Lat. Silvanus,
a man's name.
"ZiXovpos, -ov, b, a kind offish, stur-
geon, shadfish.
"ZiX(f>ri, -lis, ffy a moth, bookworm.
2iX(f>iov, -ov, rb, the herb lazar-
wort.
HiXwdii, b, indecl. Heb. name of a
pool or pond.
Hi/xai, the upper part of a lyre, open
to contain things.
"Ztual, n. pi. offfiu//.
S('/i/3Aov, -ov, rb, Hiii0Xos, -ov, b,
ZipPXr], -rjs, h, o. beehive.
Siftcwv or Y.v\it!hv, b, indecl. Heb.
a man's name. Eng. Simeon
or Simon.
"Zi[jifi,-rjs, hx a oee' n> p'» oiualm
"LifiiKivOiov, see atijjtiKtv&tov.
Hildas, -tvros, b, name of a river,
and of a man.
Ht/jibs, -fi, -bv, flat-nosed, depressed,
shrunk ; sloping, steep, n. pi.
neut. o-iiid, precipitous or steep
places.
"Zipdrris, -rjros, >/, (fr. last)^oines« ;
roushness, unevenness.
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"Ziuovvra, for "Siudevra, a. sin. of
Hiu6eis.
Hij.i u>v, -io vn y, 6, a proper name. d.
Yiptttvi. a. HipMva.
E»/iwvt<5»7y, -ov, b, a man's name.
Siva, rb, indecl. Heb. name of a
mountain.
"Zivauoopiio -to, (fr. o(vu to hurt, and
u6pov fate, or uwpia folly) to do
wanton mischief; to hurt, in-
jure, spoil; to debauch, deflow
er.
"Eivdutopos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same) born
to do mischief, mischievous,
wicked; lecherous, wanton.
Yivdirio) -Si, (fr. next) to make
faces, twist or distort the face, as
from eating mustard.
Zivairi, see aivrjm. g. Att. avdirews.
Ztvapbs, -a, -bv, (fr. atvo) to hurt)
hurtful, injurious, mischievous ;
hurt, injured.
TavSuv, -6vos, >i, (fr. HiSCjv the city
Sidon) a linen cloth, fine linen ;
a sheet or wrapper of linen, d.
oivbovi, a. otvSdva.
Hiverai, 3 sin. pres. ind. mid. of
trlvuu
"Zivnm and 2,ivam, -tos, Att. -eu>s,
rb, mustard.
Hivid^u), f. -aad>, per. atai vl a Aca,(fr.
next) to sift, fan, winnow ; to
agitate or shake, as in a sieve. 1
a. act. ind. toiviaca.
livtaoni, 1 a. inf. act. of last.
liviov, -ov, rb, (fr. aztw to shake)
a sieve.
HivSirn, -ns, h, a cty of Pontus.
STf os, -tos -ovs, rb, (fr. aivu to hurt)
injury, hurt, mischief; destruc-
tion, devastation.
Hivrns, -ov, b, (fr. next) hurtful,
injurious, mischievous.
Stvoj or "Zivopai, to agitate, shake ;
to hurt, injure, spoil, ruin ; ti
plunder, lay waste.
2iv(om£(o, to behave immodestly or
indecently.
2jo»/> -ov, rb, water-parsley, water-
cresses.
Hibs, Dor. for Sfrfj.
'ZiiraXos, -ov, b, deformed, ugly,
frightful, hideous.
'Zinrax6pa, name of a river.
"Ziirvri, -r)s, ?/, a chest ; a meal or
flour-bin.
Hipd, see atipd.
Y.ipaiov, -ov, rb, vnne newly boiled
or mulled.
"Zipbs or "Zupos, -ov, rb, a vault, cel-
lar for holding corn.
Y.ipS>ves, -wv, o\, Heb. little moons ;
an ornament.
Stcra/ijf, -itios, hi see onffdiin.
"Lfoapov, -ov, rb, the white carrot,
skirret.
"Stodn, -t}s, fi, alock of hair left un-
shaven and consecrated to an
idol.
Hio-vfios, -ov, b, a border, hem, edge,
fringe.
Hiavn0ptov, -ov, rb, wild thyme or
vmter- mint.
"Ziovpa, -as, >/, a goatskin jacket.
TJo-vQos, -ov, b, a man's name.
2/ffwv or Zt'uv, -ovos, b, a small seed
fifae partley.
21T
Tirddnv, Dor. and Ion. tor tairfi-
Qnv, 1 a. ind. pass, of atria.
1<ravlas, -ov, b, a kind of corn,
wheat.
TZtrapida, -as, >), (fr. olros corn,
and aoKiu) to suffice) provision,
food ; an allowance, ration.
Utriouai -ovuat, see oirtu).
Ytrcvrdi,-fi, -bv, (fr. next)/«f,/af-
tened, fatted.
Tirtvu), f. -tvou>, p. acolrcvica, (fr.
alroi corn) to fatten, feed ; to
take food, grow fat.
"Eir/a> -u. (fr. same) to nourish,
feed, fatten, supply with food.
Ziriofiai -ovftai, to feed, eat, live
upon.
Zirnybs, -ov, b, }j, (fr. same, and
dyui to lead) a corn factor,
dealer in grain ; a purveyor,
contractor.
UtTTjpiatov, -ov, to, (fr. «ame, and
alpiut to take) an allowance of
provisions ; a soldier's monthly
allowance ; a foraging or pro-
viding of corn ; grain, provi-
sions, food, victuals.
Zlrnois, -tos, Att. -cwf, hi (fr. euros
grain) food, provisions, victuals.
"£jr/£(i>, f. -You), p. atalrtKa, (fr.
same) to feed, nourish, main-
tain ; to fatten, per. ind. pass.
atolriofiai, -aai, -rat.
Ttrlov, -ov, to, (fr. same) food,
meat, victuals.
^Artois, -tog, Att. -tux;, ft, and "Zi-
rtaubs,-ov, b, (fr. same) a provi-
sion of food, maintenance.
Xmordy, -ft,-bv, (fr. same)/a«en-
ed, fed, fat.
"Eito/JoXuiv, -dvos, b, and Tiro06-
\iov, -ov, rb, (fr. same4and j3a'X-
\ui to throw) a barn, granary,
store-house, a. pi. aiTo(Jo\u>vas.
TiroStia, -as, Ion. ZiroSnin, -ns, h,
(fr. same, and Siw to want) a
want of corn or provisions ; a
famine, dearth.
^iroSoaia, -as, hi (fr. same, and
iiSw/ii to give) a distribution of
corn.
"Zirontrpiu) -5, f. -i7<ru>, p. <rtaiTO(ti-
TprjKa, (fr. same, and fxtrpiu) to
measure) to measure corn, sup-
ply with corn.
liToficrpia, -as, hi (fr. same) a
measure of corn, allowance.
Zirouirpiov or Zirdutrpov, -ov, to,
(fr. same) a measure of corn ;
a portion of food, allowance.
"Zlrov, -ov,rb, (fr. olros corn) bread;
food, victuals.
"Zirov6uos, -ov, b, f), (fr. last, and
viuta -to distribute) distributing
food ; a purveyor, provider of
food.
TiToirou7oOai, pres. inf. mid. cont.
of
Zironoieo) -5, (fr. clros, corn, and
irouu) to make) to make bread,
bake ; to use for baking ; to give
food, support, maintain. Ziro-
itoihjiai -ovuai, to be employed
baking or making bread ; to go
foraging ; to use for food ; to
earn or procure food.
Jir*7nwfc , -tv, b, (fr. nine) a baker.
2KA
"LiroTTUiXrjs, -ov, b, (fr. next, and
nutXiw to sell) a seller of corn.
Zlros, -ov, b, wheat, grain, corn ;
bread, food, provision ; alimony,
maintenance ; a supper, meal,
eating, feeding.
1iTo<payos, -ov, 6, hi (fr. last, and
<bdyu> to eat) eating bread, feed-
ing on bread ; a bread-eater ;
name of a mouse.
Ztro<p6pos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
<pipu> to bear) productive of corn,
fruitful, fertile ; carrying or im-
porting corn or bread.
Zirra, a word used by shepherds
driving their flocks, or calling
beast* to feed.
Zirrijfirj, -ns, >'i, a leathern jacket or
garment,
Zlrrvfios, -ov, b, a kind of vessel.
Ztrwvrjs, -ov, b, (fr. ffjr/jj corn, and
uviopat to buy) a corn buyer or
contractor.
Z«p\bs, -f), -bv, (fr. <niraX*»y ugly)
deformed, ugly ; base, mean j
weak, impotent.
Zt<p\6w -w, f. -cio-w, (fr. last) to de-
form, disgrace, debase, humble.
Ztfvbs, -fi, -bv, empty.
Zl<f>iov, -uivos, b, a siphon, pipe
tube, funnel.
S((i»', rb, indecl. Heb. name of a
mountain ; a dry place.
Ztuira, 2 sin. cont. pres. impr,
act. — Ziuim'/ou), -ps, -rj, 3 pi,
-nr/ouxTi, I a. sub. act. of
ZVuiirdu), f. -fled), p. acotdrrjKa, to
be silent, still, mule, hold one's
peace ; to pass in silence, omit,
suppress, pres. impr. act. <nw-
irat -a. impf. ind. act. taidnraov
-wv, -acs -as, -at -a. 1 a. act.
ind. tonhirvoa.
Ziwnhi ->??, hi (fr* last) silence, still-
ness, quiet.
Ziuirrj, (d. of last) in silence, si-
lently, stilly.
Zidwno'is, -tos, Att. -tu>$, ';, (fr.
aiu>irdm to be silent) silence ;
hair, locks.
Zicdfa, f. -d<r<0, p. ioKHKa, to lie
lame, limp, halt, hobble ; to fail,
be deficient.
Znaibs, -f), -bv, (fr. last) left, on the
left hand ; foolish, silly, awk-
ward, absurd, stupid. ; unlucky,
ill-omened ; hard, cruel, inhu-
man, malicious, mischievous,
wicked; towards the west, west-
ern. Y.Kuifi, d. sin. Ion. Zicaias,
a. pi.
"ZKatotrvvn, -ns, hi and Z<ai6rns,
-r}TO$, hi (fr- last) stupidity,
awkwardness, clownishness ; per-
verseness, mischievousness.
"SKaipu), f. -apw, to dance, jump,
skip, bound.
HkoiZs, (fr. o-Kaibs unlucky) un-
luckily, unfortunately ; awk-
wardly.
2*caXa/3c3r»7J, -ov, b, same as aoKd-
\a/3os.
S/coXeuw, f. -tvaiji, (fr. ojcaXAw to
dig) to dig, root out ; to investi-
gate, search out diligently ; to
stir up.
S«riXifv3;, -^ -bv, (fr. <r*rt5» to
(516)
2KA
limp)* uneven, unequal, odd :
having unequal legs or sides.
5>d A/<*w, same as vKa\ti<ti>.
£xaA<(, -frW, h) an(l ZKa\toTi)piov,
-ov, rb, (fr. next) a spade, hoc,
mattock.
Xtca'AAu, to dig, dig about, hoe ; to
split cleave ; to dry up, mutr.
to shrink ; to investigate, search
out diligently.
S*roA//dj, -ov, b, (fr. last) the rist
for the oar, rowlock, a range or
bench of oars ; a galley, ship.
ZKa\o\p, -oiros, b, (fr. same)amo/f.
"ZKafidvSpios, -ov, b, (fr. next) Scu-
mandrian.
HKdfiavSpos, -ov, b, Scamander
name of a river.
"Licaftftbs, -h, -bv, (fr. cud^w to
limp) who walks sideways oi
obliquely ; wry, crooked ; per.
verse.
UKUfiftujvia, -as, hi 0T ZKafifjiuivtov,
•ov, rb, a plant called scam-
mony.
Zxavi, -as, hi D°"\ for axnvfi.
Hicav6a\t£ti, 3 sin. pres. ind. act.
— Y.Kav6a\l^Lrat, 3 sin. -Qovrat,
3 pi. pres. ind. pass. — Zicavia-
Xlfy, 3 sin. pres. sub. act. of
"E*av<5aX/£u>, f. -tow, p. ttr/cav<"aXt<fa,
(fr. oKdvSaXov an obstacle) to
trip, cause to stumble, ensnare ;
to seduce, mislead ; to shock,
scandalize, offend. 1 a. act. ind.
toKavSd\tffa' sub. OKavhaXlau),
"*7f» mUi 1 pl- -uptv. 1 a. ind.
pass. toKaviaXlodnv, -vs, -n.
Y.Kavia\ia6i), 3 sin. -Xiodrjrt, 2 pi.
1 a. sub. pass. — ZKavSaXtcOfj-
oo/jiai, -j;, -crai, 2 and 3 pi.
-Of/o&oOt, -Oijoovrai, 1 f. ind.
pass, of last.
I,KdvS)i\ov, -ov, rb, (fr. oKafa to
limp) an obstacle, stumbling
block ; a snare ; an offence ; a
bad example or advice.
Y.Kdvb'iZ, -Uos, hi o hind of potherb,
wild chervil.
"ZKavOapi^u), "ZKtvOapl^o) or 2Kapl$a>,
to make a sign with the finger on
the nose.
ZxavOns, same as aoKdvrr,s.
UKavos, an obstacle, impediment,
fault, blaine.
TKanavivs, -fos, Att. -fwj, b, (fr.
next) a digger, labourer.
ZKairdvn, -rjs, and Dor. -a, -as, h>
(fr. oKd-KTUi to dig) a digging ;
a spade, hoe.
ZicaTTiSpa, -as, hi a hind of play or
sport.
Ztcdntros, -ov, b, (fr. (XAraVrw ta
dig) a ditch, dike, trench.
ZKairrfip, -rjpos, b, (fr. saime) a dig
ger, ditcher.
ZKaTTTTjovXn, -ns, hi name of a
town.
ZKamoiro, 3 sin. pres. opt. pass.
of oKanru).
ZKanirpov, -ov, rb, Dor. for oktjit-
rpov.
ZKdirro), f. -\pw, p. iaKafa, to dig,
dig out, excavate, scoop, pres.
inf. act. o-Kdirrtiv. 1 a. act :nd.
ipKaxpa' sub. oicd\po>, -ns, -n.
"iieaodauvw, -ttv, (fr. ffKaipbt to
IKE
leap, and (tvw to wink) to wink
to twinkle ; to glance at, ogle.
Snapdpbs, -ov, b, (fr. cxaipw to
leap) a leap, bound.
ZKapifa, (fr. same) to jump, leap
bound ; to palpitate ; to bubble ,
to agitate, shake, wag.
"Zkoqis, -tSos, fi, same as aKapos.
Y,Kapi<ptvw, (fr. next) to mark light-
ly, scratch, scarify.
2icdpi<pos, -ov, b, (fr. icdp<pos a reed)
a style, pen, pencil. Also a straw,
stalk, reed.
'ZKdpos, -ov, b, (fr. aicalptii to leap)
a scar fish or char.
^Kaufids, -ov, b, (fr. cicdfa to limp)
a halting, limping.
Sxavpos, -ov, b, (fr. cicaipw to leap)
having large ankles ; club-footed.
%Ka<ptiov, -ov, to, (fr. CKditrw to
dig) a spade, pick-axe.
Y.Ka<btis, -tica, -iv, 2 a. par. pass
of VKaTTTW.
XKa<pn, -vi, r), (fr. cKairrw to dig) a
long hollow vessel, a canoe, boat,
skiff:
JlKa<pfi, -?ji, fi, (fr. same) a spade ;
a ditch, trench.
2,Ka(j>6i}vai, 1 a. inf. pass, of oKair-
TU.
JLtcatyiliov, -ov, rb, (dim. of cKd(po$
' a boat) a little boat.
"2ica<piov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a little
boat, skiff, canoe ; a trough, ves-
sel, pot ; a spade, mattock ; a
manner of cutting hair with a
razor; a scull, head ; a fan.
licaQis, -ttios, r), (fr. same) a little
boat, skiff, canoe ; the hulk of a
vessel ; a trough, pail ; a honey
pot.
I'/ca^oj, -tos -ovq, rb, (fr. same) the
hulk or hold of a ship ; a ship,
boat, vessel ; a ditch, dike ; a
digging ; a spade.
Ikox^w, -tis, -ei, 1 f. inrl. act. of
GKaTTTU).
"EkcSS Bceot. for GKeSdan, 2 sin. of
o-Keido-ofiai, CKtldun aKeSdrj by
Cras. aiceAa, 1 f. ind. mid. —
YufSafftv, Ion. for ccKeSaas, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. act. — ~ZKddutis,1
sin. 1 f. ind. act. of
1.Kthdw or"£ice8d£a), and TLKtcdvvv-
pi, f. -uow, p. loci SaKa, to scatter,
dissipate, dispel, disperse, spread;
to sprinkle.
"Zictidpbs, -a, -bv, exquisite, fine ;
precise, exact.
T.Kc[p<i>v, -ovoi, b, a west or south-
west wind in Greece.
Hkc\it(uv, -ojvos, b, (fr. next) a
fictitious name.
SwXcrdv, -ov, rb, (neut. of next,
viz. ow/ia) a dried body, skeleton,
dead body.
HiceXtrbs, -r), -bv, (fr. ctcAXw to dry
up) dried up, parched, withered,
shrivelled ; dead. Subs, a skele-
ton.
X«)ft'w -w, same as cjcAXw.
2«A>7, pi. cont. of aKtXos.
^KeXiayes, (neut. of next) a frac
ture of the leg.
VKtXtayfis, -ios -ovs, b, t), (fr. cki Xo$
a leg, and dyw to break) having
the leg broken.
2KE
2>£>/£w, f. -tew, p. tVKt\lKa, (fr.
ovcAoj the leg) to trip ; to sup-
plant, overreach ; to catch or
entangle by the legs, entrap ; to
weaken, break down, overthrow ;
to straddle.
ZkA<s, -tSos, f/, (fr. same) a ham
or gammon of bacon.
S/cAXdy, -r), -bv, (fr. next) dried up,
parched, withered, shrivelled ;
distorted, crooked.
TkiWw, f. -fXc5, to dry up, parch,
shrink, shrivel ; to become hard,
harden. 1 a. ind. act. ioKy\a.
5>Aoy, -toy -ovs, to, the leg, shin ;
the leg and thigh ; the foot.
Hxina, Apoc. for GK£ird<ru.aTa, a.
pi. of cKfirao/xa.
'2.Kfnd^)w, f. -Sou), (fr. ckittw to
cover) to cover, hide, conceal;
to shelter, protect, shade.
Y.Kiirapvov, -ov, rb, an adz, axe.
Y.K£irdcras, 1 a. par. act. of axeitd-
r«.
"Zxendais, -ios, Att, -ews, f/, (fr.
ckIitw to cover) a protection, de-
fence, covering, shade.
T.Keiracfia, -aros, rb, (fr. same) a
covering, defence, protection ; a
shade, veil; clothing, pi. ckc-
ird<ru.aTa.
"LKtiraarm, -ov, b, (fr. same) a pro-
tector, defender.
'ZKenacTbi, -r), -bv, (fr. same) cover-
ed, shaded, veiled ; protected.
XicinaaTpov, -ov, to, cont. for Tkc-
iracTr)piov, (fr. same) a shade,
covering, concealment, shelter.
Y.Kti:du), same as exeva^w.
2.Kiirtivbs,-f), -bv, same as oxcirnvds-
HxiTrn, -77 ?, ft, (fr. eiciiTw to cover)
a covering, shelter, tent ; a pre-
text, subterfuge ; a protection,
defence,
ZKCTTTjrbs, -r), -bv, (fr. same) cover-
ed, defended, protected.
Skcittco, Ion. for cxtTzrov, pres.
impr. of (TKiTTOfiai.
Hxeitrios, -a, -ov, (fr. next) to be
considered, &c. according to the
verb.
Sk/tito/uh, f. -x^o/iai, p. ioxtufiai,
-ipai, -rat, to look, behold, look
rounn survey, explore ; to go to
see, rizii , to consider, weigh,
ponder, consult, deliberate, pres.
par. mid. o-Actrrd/ucvof. per. ind.
mid. ioKoira.
EKf'rw, to cover, shade, veil, con-
ceal.
S«crp/?d>.of, -ov, b, f), (fr. Ktap the
heart, or vKwp dung, and /?a'AXw
to throw) scurrilous, censorious,
taunting, reproachful.
Hicevayuyyio) -w, (fr. oictvos furni-
ture, and dyw to lead) to carry
baggage.
Ziccvayuybs, -ov, b, f}, (fr. same)
who carries or takes care of the
baggage ; a sutler, porter ; a
sumpter beast.
Sxevd^u^f. -aau, (fr. <r«i»oj furni-
ture) to prepare, make ready ;
to pack up ; to furnish, adorn,
dress ; to provide.
Zicevas, -5, b, Heb. name of a
priest.
(517)
2KH
Ztccvaaia, -ay, t), (fr. mtotrfu tr»
prepare, th. okivos furniture)
dress, wardrobe, finery ; dress-
ing food, seasoning, sauct.
HKcvao/jta, ~dTos, rb, (fr. same) ap
paratus, dress, furniture ; a dish
drissed or seasoned.
iKivaorbi, -t), -bv, (fr. same) pre
pared, ready, made, dressed.
Y.Ktva, a. sin. cont. — "Zklvcgi or
-civ, d. pi. — T.k£vt), n. a. v. pi.
cont. of aKcvoi.
Hkevt), -fjs, r), (fr. last) apparatus,
equipment, furniture, baggage ;
implements, materials, arms ; or-
naments ; a dress, wardrobe
finery.
Y.Ktvoi, -eos -ovi, Tb, a vessel, uten
sil, instrument ; jurniture, bag-
gage ; tackle, rigging ; a sail.
"ZKtvo<f>opiu> -u>, (fr. last, and <plpia
to bear) to carry baggage or fur-
niture.
Yicevo(p6pos, -ov, 5, r), (fr. same) who
carries the baggage or furniture ,
a sutler, porter, carrier.
2«vo^uXa|, -liicos, b, r), (fr. oKivoi
baggage, and $v\a\ a guard)
who guards the baggage or fur-
niture ; a storekeeper.
TKtvwpiu) or "Zicivupionai, (fr. same,
and woa care) to take carp of the
household furniture ; to be busy,
bustle ; to search, examine ; to
contrive, fabricate, plot, forge ;
to trick, deceive, nefraud ; to
gain fraudulently, manage de-
ceitfully.
iKcviopbs, -ov, b, f), (fr. same) who
takes care of the vessels or fur-
niture ; a steward, housekeep-
er.
JlKiipaaUut, inf. mid. — TKt\j.dft£-
voj, par. 1 a. mid. — Y.Ki\^6fitvoq,
1 f. par. mid. of aKtirropat.
HkixJ-is, -tos, Att. -ews, ri, (fr. axiir-
Tonai to consider) inspection,
examination, survey ; contem-
plation, thought, meditation ; de-
liberation, debate, consideration ;
a design, plan, pretence ; a com-
ment, trentise, essay.
Y.Ki'\£ia, -as, -e, I a. opt. .^Eol. —
Ikti'Sw, -rjs, -tj, 1 a. sub. act. of
ck(\Xw, or of oKdX\w.
T.Kijvdw, and Y.Knvew -w, f. -fiow,
(fr. aKnvr) a tenli to pilch a tent,
encamp, live in tents.
S<frjvr), -fjs, i), a 'ent, tabernacle,
booth, curtain ; i scene, stage^
play ; company or assembly in a
tent.
HKnvvTfis, -ov, b, r), (fi. last) dwell-
ing in tents.
JlKTjvtKbs, -t), -bv, (fr. »ame) be-
longing to the stage.
ZkhvIittw, (fr. okT)vos the body, and
Iktw to hurt) to afflict, grieve ,
to scatter, disperse, dissipate.
Y.Knvo-Kvyia, -as, f„ (fr. 0K>)vbs a
tent, and Tfiyvvpt to fasten) a
pitching of tents, residence in
booths or arbours ; the feast of
tabernacles.
T.Knvoi:oiiw -w, (fr. same, and iroitw
to make) to make tents.
I«ip«»iro»ta, -a*, i,, (fr. Sinw) «
SKI
making of tents ; the feast of
tabernacles.
^Knvonotbs, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same) a
tent maker.
Txrjvos, -toi -ovs, rb, (fr. OKnvfi a
tent) a tent, tabernacle; the
human body ; a kind of ressd ;
a female ornament, shade, fan,
parasol.
Txnvovvrcs, n. pi. par. pres. act. —
Ttcnvueci, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act.
of
— Knv6(t> -<3, f. -(iffW, p. KTKl'jVWKO,
(fr. oicnvft a tent) to pitch a tent
or tabernacle, encamp, dwell in
tents.
T.Kfiwfta, -aros, rb, (fr. same) a
tent, tabernacle ; an abode, resi-
dence, d. aKt]vu)fian.
T.Knirdviov, Ion. TKnnfjvtov, Dor.
Iicandviov, -ov, rb, (fr. enci'ivrw to
lean on) a stick, staff, cane,
sceptre.
£x»/irropai, see aKi'/irrtD.
HKTjrrbf, -ov, b, (fr. to'/ittw to hurl)
a thunderbolt, lightning ; a storm,
hurricane, whirlwind.
'LKTjitrov^oi, -ov, i, ^, (fr. next, and
i^w to hold) sceptre bearing,
sceptered.
Txrinrpov, -ov, rb} (fr. next) a stick
staff cane ; a sreptre.
TkiJjtt-w, to dash, fling or hurl upon ,
to strike, hit, fix into ; to bend
over, lean upon ; to tumble vio-
lently, ful I headlong ; T.Ki'iirro(tat
to support one's self, lean or rest
upon ; to feign, pretend, excuse
one's self, apologize.
IkiJttwv, -wvoj, b, (fr. last) a staff,
sceptre.
TicrjpiiTTU), f.-^-o), (fr. same) fop-op,
support ; to step, tread. Y.kv-
pforopai, to prop one's self, lean
on ; to strive, struggle, exert one's
self.
Ik^h, -iof, Att. -cws, ft, (fr.
same) a pretext, excuse ; force,
violence.
1.Kid, -as, ft, a shade, shadow ; a
ghost, spectre ; a guest, com-
panion.
'S.Kiaypaipiij) -£>, (fr. last, and ypd-
<t>u> to write) to shade ; to sketch,
draw, paint.
TKiaypaipia, -as, ft, (fr. same) the
outlines of a picture, sketch,
draught, picture ; a shading.
Y.Kiaypd<pos or "2.Kioypd<f>os, -ov, 6,
(fr. same) a painter.
Htcidticv, -ov, rb, (dim. of axta a
shade) a little shadow, shade,
parasol.
Hicidfa, f. -aou>, p. tcKiaKa, (fr.
same) to cover with a shade,
overshadow, darken.
"^Kiafia^id) -<D, (fr. same, and pd-
X°pai lo fignt) t° fight Wwi a
shadow ; to labour in vain ; to
represent a battle.
XKiaua-)(ia, -as, ft, (fr. same) a
battle V)ith a "hade, JigfUing with
a shadow ; contention with one
who does not resist.
y.Kinpav, Dor. for oKiapwv, g. pi.
of OKiapos.
"Uaa^oxdfios, -ov, b, j/} (fr. next, and.
SKI
K6fin foilage) shady -foilaged, um-
brageous.
liciapds, and Yicicpbs, -a, -bv, (fr.
OKia a shadow) shady.
Tkius, -ados, ft, (fr. same) ashade,
arbour, awning, tent.
Y.Kiarpo<piti> -&, (fr. same, and rpt-
&<a to nourish) to live in the shade,
live retired.
T.Kidu) -w, f. -aau>, (fr. OKid a
shade) lo shade, overshadow.
Y.ictyyos, or T.tclyicos} -ov, b, a kind
of small crocodile.
"LKi&vdpivos, -n, -ov, pres. par.
pass, of T.Kl6vapai, mid. or pass,
of
ZKlSvnpi, or Txiivdu -w, same as
oKibdiii. Mid. YiciZvapai, to dis-
agree among one another ; to
scatter, disperse, break up. 3 pi.
impf. pass. toKlivavro.
"Zkicoos, see oKiapds.
Z«(ij, d. sin. Ion. of axtd.
Y.Kinrpo<pilv, Ion. for OKiarpo<puv,
pre*, inf. acU cont. of axiarpo-
<pl<j>.
5>iXXa, -ns, ft, a sea onion, squill.
2>(/iaX/(w, fo fry the hens ; to point
at contemptuously, ridicule.
Titifi(Jbs, -»}, -bv, (fr. oKtfitrru) to
lean on, or fr. cxapflbs distorted)
lame, lumping.
zZki)it66iov, -ov, rb, and "LkIjitovs,
-oios, b, (fr. oKiywrijt to lean on
and nevs the foot) a couch to lie
on at meals ; a pallet, mat-
tress.
T/eiuvrti) or Xk?'/uitt<i>, same as th
oKtjimii. I a. md. pass. toiclptp-
Onv, -iK, -n.
r*ri'/i00/7, Ion. for lOKtptpOri, see
last.
Vulval-, -okos, b, ft, rb, (perhaps fr.
Kiviii) to move) active, nimble,
bounding, leaping.
1.Kivap, -apos, ro, (perhaps fr. <r«t(o-
rdtt to skip) the young of any
animaL
Y.Kivia\fibs, -ov, b, same as o%iv
8mAfi6t>
'ZKiv^a^.bj, -ov, b, a plant like ivy
growing in India ; also a string-
ed instrument.
"ZicivObs, -n, -bv, swimming, float-
ing, shipwrecked. Subs, a swim-
mer, diver.
Y.Kioypa<pos, -ov, b, (fr. OKia a
shade, and ypdQai to write) a
painter.
Y.Ki6tis, -taoa, -tv, (fr. eicia a
shade) shady, shaded.
Y.iciovpos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and ov-
pa a tail) a squirrel.
JlKiduvro, Ion. and Poet, for «n<(-
wi'To, 3 pi. impf. ind. pass. cont.
Of OKtdd).
'Zkiitvo'ios, -a, -ov, (fr. cki'/ittoj to
lean on) leaning on a stick, slov>,
lingering.
"ZKipov, -ov, rb, (fr. OKia a shade)
a shade, screen, parasol. Tacid-
pa, a festival at Athens.
E*('po?,-ou, b, a chip of marble, frag-
ment; a cement; lime; alabaster.
"Zxtppdu) or Tictppuu -w, (fr. next)
fo harden into a swelling, grow
into a hard Iv.mp.
(518)
2KO
T.nipp'os, -ov, b, a hard tumor, swell
ing.
TLKiprao^rc, Dor. for VKiKTvoart, 2
pi. 1 a. impr. act. of
TKiprdu) -w, f. -fiat*, p. taidprt,Ka,
(fr. oteaipu) to leap) to skij>, lioji,
bound, leap for joy, exult ; to
bound along or over; to dance.
1 a. act. impr. adprnoov inf.
OKtprrjaai.
Y.Kiprrioart, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. of
last.
YKiprnrtKbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. same)
skipping, dancing.
"ZKiproTTOiiu -w, (fr. same, and
iroi/u» to make) fo make c/unce,
bound or skip.
Ttctpr6u> -a, same as ciciprdu).
JlictpruHTi, 3 pi. pres. ind. act.
cont. of aKiprdw.
IxlraXos, -ov, b, a vile fellow, black-
guard.
YfiwAns, -eos-ovs, b, ft, (fr. OKii a
shade) shady, shaded ; dark,
gloomy.
EkX/u> or ZxXityic, f. ff*X//ffu>, p. to-
k\t]ko, Sync, for <r«rcX/u>, same
as okiWw.
ItfXijvai, inf. of icxXnv, 2 a. ind.
act. of ffKXrjpi.
HKXnpaywyiiD -&, (fr. ckXijooj hard,
and dyu to lead) to manage
harshly, treat severely, educate
unth severity.
'ZicXnpla, -as, f), (fr. oK\rjpbs hard)
hardness, stiffness, rigidity.
ZtcXt/poKapiia, -as, '/, (fr. same, and
icapSia the heart) hardness of
heart.
Y.icXnpoKdpo'ios, -ov, b,fj, (fr. same)
hard hearted.
ExXripoiTpdouiiros, -ov, b, ft, (fr.
oK\npbs hard, and irpdauirov the
countenance) impudent, brazen-
faced.
JlK'Snpbs, -d, -bv, (fr. (nc/X>w to
harden) hard ; harsh, rigid, se-
vere, cruel ; difficult, distressing ,
inclement, furious, violent..
Y.K\iip6rns, -VT()i, hi (fi- 'as0 hard-
ness ; harshness, severity, a.
<TK\r)p6rnra.
"ZKknporpdyri^os, -ov, b, i/, (fr.
same, and rpd%r)\os a neck) stiff
necked, perverse, obstinate.
"ZKXnpvvit), f. -uvw,
hard, th. ax/XXw to i
en, stiffen ; to grow stubborn. 1
a. act. ind. toic\f;pvva' sub. CK\n-
pivoi, -ris, -r„ impf. ind. pass.
£CK\npvv6pnv, -ov, -cro. 1 a.
pass. ind. tcK\npvv6nv, -ns, -n'
sub. c-KknpvvQCy,, -fjs, -fi'
S^X^pw, Dor. for oKkvpov, g. sin.
of GK\vp6s.
YlKXnpws, (fr. OK\npbs hard) hardly,
severely, violently ; with diffi-
culty.
Hkvittos, -rj, -bv, (fr. oKv'txp a gnat J
thrifty, penurious, sparing.
YicvKpbs, -r),-bv, (fr. Kvitpas dark-
ness) dull of sight, near sighted,
purblind.
T,Kvi\p, same as Kvlxp.
Tkoios, -a, -bv, (fr. cKia a shad';)
shaded, shady, thick, dark.
2Ko\id$o), (fr. oKoktbi crooked) to
(fr. oic\npbs
dry) fo hard-
2K0
be crooked ; to act perversely, be
obstinate.
TkoXijjoi, d. pi. fern. Ion. of
ZicoXibs, -a, -bv, oblique, crooked;
twisted ; perverse, stubborn.
Hko\i6tvs, -vros, //, (fr. last) crook-
edness, obliqueness, unevenness,
inequality ; perverseness, obsti-
nacy ; depravity.
SkoXhSu -w, (fr. same) to make
crooked, bend, twist.
ZkoXicS?, (fr. same) crookedly; per-
versely.
Zk6\\vs, -voc, b, (fr. same) wool,
hair.
2KoA<iTra£, -okos, b, a woodcock,
snipe, a kind of fish.
licdXanas, a. pi. of <nc6\o\p.
"S.KoXo-Ktvb'pa, -ac, ft, an insect with
many feet; an earwig.
1k6\os, -ov, b, a kind of thorn.
2ic6\o\p, -oiros, b, a sharp stake,
post, palisade ; a cross, gibbet ; a
spit ; a splinter, thorn.
HK6\vdpoc, -a, -ov, (perhaps fr.
cKtWbs dry) penurious, sparing,
mean, poor.
Hk6\vuos, -ov, b, (fr. ok6\os a thorn,
or fr. next) a kind of thistle, an
artichoke.
ZkoXvittu), to tear, scratch ; to pull
off" or up.
ZK6\v<ppos, -ov, b, >'/, (perhaps fr.
<TKo\ibs crooked, and (pipu to
bear) rude, rough, rugged; sour,
sullen, crabbed.
2/frf/ij3pof, -ov, b, a mackarel.
'Skotto.Ios, or rather 2Kwira?of, -ov,
b, a dwarf.
%Kondpx*lSi -ov, b, (fr. CKoniu to
watch, and dpxos a chief) the
chief or captain of the watch.
Skotte?, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. cont.
— Xkottei, pres. impr. act. cont.
— 'S.kottuv, pres. inf. act. cont.
of aicoiriu>.
XkotteAov, -ov, rb, and %k6ite^os , -ov,
b, (fr. o-Koiriu to watch) a rock,
cliff", eminence, lofty situation.
"£k6it£vois, -tog, Att. -£WJ, ft, (fr.
same) an observing, watching.
^KOTrtvrris, -ov, b, (fr. same) an ob-
server, watchman, sentinel.
llKoiTtvu), f. -tveu, (fr. next) to look
at, umlch, explore ; to observe,
consider, take heed.
SKOfffw -Gj, f. -fioo), p. coKdnnxa, (fr.
GKoirbs a mark, th. oKiirro/jai to
look round) to see, view, behold ;
to look or glance at ; to spy,
watch; to contemplate, observe,
consider ; to deliberate, judge ;
to explore, examine, pres. impr.
act. ok6ttu -ti, 2 pi. cKoiriere
-Eire. pres. par. aKo-nimv -Gtv.
Zkotttj, 3 sin. pres. sub. act. cont.
of last.
Tkotttj, -Jjs, fi, and 2«coirta, -as, fj,
(fr. aKotri(t) to watch) a review,
survey ; a watch tower, beacon,
eminence, observatory.
2*comn(f/itv, Ion. or Dor. for oko-
irtdQuv, pres. inf. act. of
Z*oirin£u>, f. -aau>, (fr. oKorid) to
observe, th. oicinrouai to look
round) to observe, watch, spy,
view.
2KO
YKomjj, d. sin. Ion. of acoirid.
Satottoj, -ov, b, (fr. ffKoviti) to ob-
serve) a mark, butt, target ; a
goal, end; an object, aim, pur-
pose ; an example, model, pat-
tern ; a watchman, spy ; an over-
seer, ruler.
"ZKovovvra, a. sin. cont. — 2«o-
novvres, n. pi. cont. of pres. par.
act. of same.
ZtcopaKifa, (fr. «<5pa£ a crow) to
send to the crows; to reject an-
grily, scare, repel, drive away
with abuse.
Hicopaicioubs, -ov, b, (fr. last) a
scaring away ; a rebuke, repulse,
affront, taunt.
HKoptiivdouai, to stretch and yawn.
"Zndphiov, -ov, rb, (fr. o<6po6ov gar-
lic) the herb wood-sage or ger-
mander.
Yxopla, see oKiopia.
*Licopo8i£ii), (fr. next) to feed vnth
garlic.
HicdpoSov, -ov, rb, (fr. oKoip dung,
and d£u> to smell) garlic.
JlKopoSuv, -uivos, b, (fr. last) a
plantation or bed of garlic.
'ZKopiriSiov, 'Ov, rb, (dim. of cic6p-
irios a scorpion) a little scorpion;
an engine of war for shooting
arrows.
YKopm^a, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
Y-Koptxi^ui, f. -tou), p. eotcdpiruca, to
scatter, dissipate, disperse. 1 a.
pass. ind. eoKopiricdnV sub.
OKopirioOui, -fjs, -jj.
Y.K6pmos, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. last,
and ids poison) a scorpion; a
venomous insect ; a kind offish ;
a sign of the zodiac ; a braid of
the hair ; a military engine.
Y.KopmoQnrt, 2 pi. 1 a. sub. pass,
of a>Kopiri£u>.
"Zicop-nioubs, -ov, b, (fr. acopm^u) to
scatter) a scattering, dispersion.
Z*OTa^u>, f. -dcro), p. taxdraKa, (fr.
ck6tos darkness) to darken,
shade, obscure.
X/cdrtt, d. sin. cont. of ok6tos.
Y.Korttvbs, ->?, -bv, (fr. same) dark,
obscure, dusky, gloomy, dark-
some.
"Zkot'iQw, f. -icw, p. taKdriKa, (fr.
same) to darken, make dark, ob-
scure. Y-Korltynai, to grow dark.
per. pass. ind. caK6riouai' par.
ecKoriofjiivos, -n, -ov. 1 a. pass,
ind. icKorioQriv, -ns, -n. 1 f. ind.
pass. oKOTiodrjcoiiat.
Y.k6t"ios, -a, -ov, (fr. same) dark,
gloomy, obscure; spurious, ille-
gitimate, furtive, clandestine.
"ZkoticQti, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass. —
YKorioBfiatrai, 3 sin. 1 f. ind.
pass. — Y>K0TioQf)T<i)aav, 3 pi. 1
a. impr. pass, of okoti^w.
"ZKOToSividaai, 1 a. inf. act. of
^KoroSivido) -G>, (fr. ck6tos dark-
ness, and itvn a whirlpool) to
lose the sight with giddiness, be af-
fected with megrim, become dizzy.
?uKor6tis%'too-a,-tv, (fr. acdros dark-
ness) dark, gloomy, obscure.
Y-Korofifivri, -ns* and ~ZroTonvvla,-as,
r), (fr. same, and u./;vn the moon)
a dark moon, moonless night.
(519^
SKY
Ikotou^vios, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same)
moonless, dark.
2k6tos, -ov, b, or -cos -ovs, to
(perhaps fr. aKid a shade) dark
ness, shade, gloom, g. sin. cont.
ok6tovs.
~Lkot6o) -&, f. -darui, p. cckStuko, (fr.
last) to darken, involve in dark-
ness ; to strike with blindness or
dizziness. Y.kot6ou.oi -ovu.ai, to
become dizzy or blind with giddi-
ness ; to faint, per. pass. ind.
eoKdrwuai' par. toKortofiivos, -n,
-ov.
2/cdrw//a, -aros, rb, (fr. last) a diz-
ziness, megrim.
llKovrdpiov, -ov, rb, (perhaps dim.
of Lat. scutum, a shield) a little
shield, target, buckler.
3lKv(3a\i£u), f. -Yew, p. ioicv(3d\iKa,
(fr. o-Kvpalov dung) to reject,de-
spise, trample on. pres. ind. pass.
aKv(iaXi^ofiai. 1 a. ind. mid.
eoKvPaXio-dunv, -w, -aro.
YKv(3d\ioua, -aros, rb, (fr. next)
refuse.
HlKvfidXov, -ov, rb, (fr. kvwv a dog,
and /?<fXXo» to throw) offal, re-
fuse, dung, dirt.
YKvb~iiaivw, (fr. okv£u) to murmur)
to fret, be angry, murmur, com-
plain.
I.KvCdo> -5, (fr. same) to yelp,
whine.
TKv^ofxevtft, d. sin. pres. par. pass, of
Zkt5£ij or HKv^ouai, (fr. kvwv a dog)
to whine as a bitch to her pups ;
to purr as a cat ; to call for or
desire the other sex; to irritate,
provoke, enrage ; to be angry or
indignant, resent, take ill.
Y.KvQa, v. sin. — YicvOai, n. pi. of
Y.kvQvs, -ov, b, a Scythian.
SkvOVkos,-}), -bv, (fr. last ) Scythian.
Zicvdiorl, (fr. same) from Scythia.
HKvOoiroXirat, -wv, ol, (fr. same,
and noXirrjs a citizen) inhabitants
of Scythopolis.
JlKvOpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. trKvS/jtalvu) to
be angry at) angiy-countenanced,
sullen-faced, moodish, gloomy,
stern.
YrnQputitd^o), f. -atru>, (fr. last, and
u>\p a countenance) to look sul-
len, be of a gloomy, sour or sor-
rowful countenance.
I.Kv9pu)irbs, -ot>, b, f), or -irbs, -n,
-bv, (fr. same) sullen, gloomy,
sad, sour, morose, stern-looking.
ZtcvOpwirCbs, (fr. last) sadly, mo-
rosely, sullenly.
XtcvXaicas, a. pi. — YicvXdKeecriv, d.
pi. Ion. of okv\o^.
JlKvXaKiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of next)
a Utile whelp or pup.
SAevXaf, -okos, h, >/, (fr. iXo'a) to
bark) a pup, whelp, cub.
SKuXaw -w, for cvXdw.
HKvXtia, -as, >/, (fr. last) a prey,
spoil, plunder, booty.
JLKvXtvoavTes, n. pi. 1 a. par. act.
Of OKvXtVW.
ZiXtvcts, -tos, Att. -tu>s, h, (fr«
okv\cvu> to plunder) a spoiling,
plundering.
S*cvXcur>)f, -ov, b, (fr. next ) a rob-
ber, plunderer, spoiler.
2KQ
TkvXcvui, same as avXtvu) or avXdu).
T«vArjva(, 2 a. inf. pass — Z*«)A-
Aou, pres. impr. pass. of otcuAAw.
HicvXXa, -rn, ft, Scylla.
TkvXXc, pres. impr. act. — EkvA-
Akj, 2 sin. pres. ind. act. —
HkvXXov, pres. impr. pass, of
EkuAAw, f. -BAw, to fatigue, tire ;
to harass, trouble, vex, worry ; to
pull or pluck off", lacerate, tear,
devour, pros. ind. pass. okvXXo-
fiai.
^KvX/iatvu), f. -avd, same as cmi-
ualvu — ^KvXftavcli, 2 sin. 1 f.
ind. act.
JlnvXab;, -ov, b, (fir. okvXXu) to vex)
vexidion, trouble ; fatigue.
YkvXov, -ov, rb, same as avXn.
Xku/h'oj, -ov, b, (fr. kvu)v a dog) a
whelp, cub, cur ; a lion's whelp,
"Zicvfjivus, Dor. for aKVfMfovf, a. pi.
of last.
Xkvviov, -ov, to, the edge of the eye-
lid, eyelash.
Y.Kvpov, -ov, rb, Scyrum, name of
a town.
HKvpuu -w, (fr. o-Ktpof a chip of
stone) to turn into stone, pe-
trify.
TKvpurds, -ft, -bv, (fr. last) stony
hanf, rough, rugged, rocky.
S*furaA»;, Dor. SicurdAa, -vs, ft, —
^.KvraXov, -ov, rb, and SiruraAjj,
-iSos, ft, (fr. o-Kvrof a hide) a
thong, scourge, whip ; a staff,
truncheon ; a bar, crow, lever ;
a kind of secret writing, letter or
despatch.
iKvrtb^, -ioi, 6, (fr. same) a cob-
bler, shoemaker, currier, a. pi
aicvrias.
TKvrevw, f. -cvau>, (fr. same) to
tan or dress leather ; to work lea-
ther, make shoes, &c.
HkvtIvos, -n, -ov, (fr. same) made
of skin, leathern.
'Lkvtos, -cos -ovi, rb, (perhaps fr.
fvw to shave) the skin, hide ; a
thong, scourge, whip.
%KvroT6fios, -ov, b, ft, (fr. last, and
t/^i'uj to cut) one who cuts up
skins, a leather cutter, tanner,
shoemaker.
%K6<bos, -ov, 5, or -cos -ovg, rd, ((r.
KV(pbi convex, or fr. aKaitru) to
d\s) a cup, bou)l.
EKtiXnicdtois, -ioi, Att. -£wj, ft, (fr.
awbXn!; a worm) a breeding of
worms.
S/cwAjyicJ/Jpwrof, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same,
and ,3p\oaKu) to eat) eaten by
worms.
"ZicuXni-, ~r)Kos, ft, a worm.
ZkwXo?, -ov, b, and EkwAov, -ov, rb,
(perhaps fr. aica^m to limp) a
thorn ; a sharp pointed stick or
pole, stake; a stumbling-block,
snare ; a hindrance, impedi-
ment.
2/fwA(5w -5, (fr. last) to lay an im-
pediment, set a stumbling-block,
cause to fall. S/cwAeJo/tai -ovuai,
to be tripped or caught ; fall into
a trap, be ensnared, per. ind.
pass. EOKu>Xu)uai. 1 a. ind. pass.
tffKinXdQnv.
X«wAf/irru>. Poet, for qkoXvittui
2MT
2«cw/i/ia, -Xros, rb, (fr. OKu>trru> to
scoff) a scoff", taunt, jibe, rail-
lery, wit.
VKwirrvs, -ov, b, (fr. next) a scoffer,
■mocker, railer.
5)Kw7rrw, f. OKutxpw, p. ioicu)<f>a, to
sneer at, scoff, jibe, taunt, ridi-
cule, jest upon, rally, banter, per.
ind. pass. iaKwuuai.
Xkwo, g. atcarbs, rb, dregs, lees,
dross ; filth, dirt, ordure, dung.
T.K(jiola, -ay, ft, (fr. last) dregs, se-
diment, dross, refuse.
'ZKwxp, -wirbs, o, (fr. oicta a shade,
and u>\p the eye) an owl. •».
Tfiavo{, -tos -ovt, rb, Dor. for <r/i^-
voj.
EftapdycYvos , -v, -ov, (fr. audpayfiog
an emerald) emeraldine, of em-
erald.
TfidraySof and "Zuapaylirtis, -ov,
b, an emerald.
Huapftyfo), f. -rj<ru>, and Yuapuylfo,
f. -Tffut, to sound, resound, re-
echo ; to make a noise, roar,
howl, bellow.
X/iapdyva, -vi, ft, same as papdyva.
YLftapdaaiD, same as uapdaau).
"Luapts,-l6os, ft, (fr. naipu) to shine)
a small sea fish, an anchovy,
pilchard.
Hudu) and -im -u>, to wipe, clean,
rub, cleanse ; to clear, rid of,
purify ; to ornament, adorn,
decorate.
YficpSaXia and -iov, (fr. next)
frightfully, terribly, horribly.
ZfitpSaXtos, -a, -ov, (fr. next) terri-
fic, terrible, dreary, horrible ;
awful, grand, splendid, dazzling
ZurpAvbs, -ft, -bv, (fr. next) same
as last.
HftipSvui, (fr. u(pSu> to gaze on) to
look at attentively, stare at, gaze
on.
Tfirjy/ia, -Sros, rb, (fr. aun^o) same
as oudu> to wipe) any thing to
wash with, wash ball, soap.
"Zutveot or "Z^vtaai, d. pi. Ion. and
Poet, of
Y.urjvos,-tos -ovs,rb, a swarm of bees,
bee hive ; sweetness of language.
X/iftfi?, -ios, Att. -£o)j, ft, (fr. o-jifjxu)
to wipe) a washing, cleansing,
cleaning.
Yfit'ipivdos, -ov, ft, sec uijpiv&os.
Sju^w, same as <rudu>.
YuiKpbg, -a, -bv, Att. for pi/cpos.
HfiiKOuvut, f. -vvCi, p. eafiUpvyica,
same as yuKpvvu. 1 a. ind. pass.
tafiiKpvvQnv.
"EuiXal;, -a«co?, ft, a yew tree ; a
garden shrub ; an herb called
bindweed.
'ZjiiXev'u), (fr. next) to pare with a
knife.
S/i/A»7, -ns, >'/, and "ZuiXtov, -ov, rb,
dim. a knife ; a graving tool.
"ZuivQa and 2/iiv0os, -ov, 5, a mouse,
rat.
'SfiivOevi, -ios -oiifj b, (fr. last)
Sminthean, an epithet of Apollo,
v. Tpivdev.
Sfiuynj, -c7o-a, -ev, 2 a. par. pass.
of auv^o).
Hfivycpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. fffivyui to fret)
sorrowful, wretched, miserable.
(520)
200
X/itffai, 1 a. i"f. act. of auv^m.
"Zuvpis or S/i('p«j, and TLuvpirns, -ovt
6, a stone used for cutting glass
or polishing jewels.
"Zpvpihi, -ns, h, myrrh. Also, tho
name of a town,Smyrna.
71uvpva7os, -a, -ov, (fr. last) of
Smyrna.
Huvpvi^u), f. -Yaw, p. to-fiipviKa, (fr
same) to mix or compound with
myrrh ; anoint or impregnate
withmyrrh. per. pass. ind. ca/xvp-
viafiai' par. tafivpviufiivos.
Upvpvtvos, -Tj, -ov, (fr. same) see
uvnvtvos, of myrrh.
Z/iC^w, f. -(w, to burn slowly,
smoubler, consume, waste away ;
to wear, corrode, gnaw, fret.
^ftdSt^, -iKOi, and £/,ii5<5iy£, -«yyof,
}), a welt, stripe, wheal.
Hpu>X<A>, (fr. audit) to rub) to chew,
eat, consume, gnaw ; to reproach,
revile ; to beat, strike.
l.uu/1, Heb. indecl. an onyx.
"Lolinpbv, Poet, for oo0apu><.
"LoPdpbs, -«, -bv, (fr. (ro/3/u; to drive
away) severe, stern, sullen, grim;
haughty, proud ; furious, vio-
lent, fierce.
Y.o(SdpS>s, (fr. last) furiously, vio
lently, haughtily, scornfully,
sternly.
2<5/3aj, -afiot, ft, (fr. next) insolent,
saucy, pert, wanton.
So/?/a> -w, to expel, drive away ; to
hie, hasten, speed; to sweep,
brush; to behave insolently, be
proud or haughty.
"£6(3*, -nt, ft, (fr. last) a flap to
drive away flies.
^6yX°Si "ovt b> a gourd, sowthistle ;
wild lettuce.
Y.6houa, -u>v, rd, Sodom, the name
of a town.
"Z6us vols, o~6ti <ro?, 2 and 3 sin.
pres. ind. — Sdi? aot, 3 sin.
pres. sub. act. of cdw, Poe*. for
CU)(u).
Soi, d. sin. of ov.
2o?o, Ion. for crov, g. of oil or of
o6i.
Tolai, Ion. for <xo7? , d. pi. of o6s.
ZoK%ud, Heb. indecl. tents.
JLoXoikI^u), f. -taw, (fr. Y6Xoikoi in-
habitants of Soli) to imitate the
Soloed ; to speak barbarously or
corruptly.
"ZoXoiKiaubi, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
solecism, barbarism, provincial
expression, impropriety of lan-
guage.
"ZdXoticoi, -u)v, o'i, the inhabitants of
Soli.
SoAo^wv, -fivroj, b, a man's name.
EdAoj, -ov, b, a lump of iron ; a
mass ; a quoit ; a disk.
Toft<pbg, -fi, -bv, empty, vain; light,
trivial; spongy, like a sponge,
fungous.
Srfoj?-, 2 sin. pres. opt. act. — Stfo-
uai -ovuai, mid. of a6u>, Poet.
for <rw £o>.
Udoi, -77, -ov, safe, sound; whole,
entire, unhurt; in health, pre*
served.
S(5o? aovs, -6ov -ov, 6, motion up-
wards, ascent.
son
zZopciopbs, -ov, b, a solecism, an un-
srrammatical expression.
Yopbs, -ov, fj, a coffin, bier ; a
vault, sepulchre.
Zbi, oh, cbv, (fr. ov you) yours,
your, thy, thine.
Hoc, g. sin. of ov.
zZov, cont. for o6ov, pres. impr.
pass, of oou).
"Zavapuu, Heb. indecl. rotten Jigs.
Iou/3A('ov, -ov, rb, an awl ; bodkin.
SuvlSos, -ov, 6, an animal living on
fishes.
Yovc'dptov, -ov, r&, (fr. Lat. suda-
rium, a handkerchief, th. sudor,
sweat) a napkin, handkerchief.
zZovuai, cont- for odouai, mid. of
cow.
Yovoa, -ivv, ra, Susa, name of a
- city.
^ovodvva, -r]s, fi, Susannah, a wo-
man's name.
YovoQoi and Yovode, 3 sin. and 2 pi.
cont. pres. impr. pass, of o6u.
lovoov, -ov, rb, (Phoenician) alily.
Souro? for otavrov.
?.ov%tva, perhaps for irtvKiva.
Jlo^elo, "ZoTTipup and 2ov0»p, Ophir,
name of a place.
'J.o<pia, -as, and Ion. -nSifi, (fr- ao-
ipbs wise) wisdom, science, know-
ledge ; artifice, contrivance, de-
vice.
YoQifyuivif), d. sin. pres. par. pass,
of
Xo0i'£a>, f. -tow, p. otodipiKa, (fr.
<ro<pds wise) to make wise, teach
wisdom, instruct. Y.o<bi{,ouai, to
become wise, learn, understand,
know ; to devise, plan, invent ;
to contrive artfully, cunningly
or deceitfully ; to deceive, over-
reach, defraud, cheat; to speak
smoothly, impose upon by words ;
to reason, argue. 1 a. act. ind.
eoofiioa. per. pass. ind. otobipio-
fiai' par. ocoo<piouivos.
Yofioai, 1 a. inf. act. of last.
zZdipiaua, -tiros, rb, (fr. same) a
device, invention, contrivance, ar-
tifice ; an improvement, refine-
ment; a fraud, deceit; a sophism.
^o<t>ioT£vu>, (fr. next) to teach philo-
sophy or literature ; to philoso-
phize, act the sophist.
yioditorhs, -ov, b, (fr. ootpbi wise) a
skilful contriver, ingenious art-
ist ; a rhetorician, orator ; a
sage, wise or learned man ; a so-
phist, deceiver, impostor ; a dis-
putant, arsuer. g. pi. oo<piorHv.
Xo^okXjjj, -ios-ovs, b, Sophocles, a
man's name. Zo<po<\u, d. sin.
cont.
2o$d?, -f), ~bv, wise, learned ; skil-
ful ; sage, prudent, discreet, sa-
gacious.
Yo<p6d) -w, f. -toffto, p. oto6<punca,
(fr. last), to make wise, instruct,
enlighten.
Zo^toj, (fr. same) wisely , prudent-
ly, skilfully.
zZofy&npos, -a, -ov, comp. of oo<pbs
wise; d. sin. Eo</>wrfpw — io-
^toraro?, sup.
£<S(«>, Poet, for <rw£w. 3 pi. pres.
sub. act. o6u)ot.
3U
2IIA
Sdu», (fr. o6os safe, or otiw to shake)
to move, stir, rouse; to put to
flight, rout, drive away. Zoou
oovuai, to flee, run away; to
hasten, hurry, rush.
Zira6i£ui, f. -toot, Dor. -i(w, (fr.
o-ndui to draw) to draw off, pluck,
strip.
E-ji$wv, -wvoj and -6vtos, b, (fr
ffTa'to to draw) a eunuch.
£7ra<5tov/£to, f. -toot, (fr. last) to
make a eunuch, castrate.
SrradaAau, same as c-a&du).
Y.iraQdpioKO$, -ov, b, (fr. oirdu) to
draw) a veil.
ZiraOdv -w, (fr. orddn a part of a
loom) lo.press the weft together,
vxave ; to crowd ; pile, heap to-
gether ; to use more weft than
necessary; to waste, squander,
lavish, consume ; to impair, make
decay.
TL-nddn, -ns, t), a rod, wand; a stick,
ladle ; a sivord ; an oar ; the
reed in a loom which presses the
weft together ; a spatula; the
fruit of the palm tree.
"ZiraOuoi, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. cont.
of oiraOdu).
Tiralpu>, same as aoiratpu).
zZirdXa!-, -duos, b, (fr. ffiraw to draw)
a mole.
£7raX«j, JE61. for craXels, 2 a. par.
pass. ofor/XAw.
TiraXvooouai, (perhaps fr. atcapdo-
ou) to tear) to be mangled, torn,
pulled asunder ; to revel, be riot-
ous or disorderly ; to be disturb-
ed, agitated, convulsed.
z^vavia, -as, r;, same as oirdvis.
Hvavla, -as, >/, Spain.
Siran^u, f. -tcto, p. zoirdviKa, (fr.
orravbi rare) to want, be in want
of; to become rare or scarce; to
diminish, fail. per. ind. pass.
eordvtouai. 1 a. ind. pass, cona-
viodnv.
STravtoj, -a, -ov, (fr. next) rare,
precious, scarce; scanty, deficient.
zZirdvis, -loy, Att. -ius, ft, and X ira-
vi6rns,-j]Tos,)h({r.cTravbs scarce)
rarity, scarceness, scarcity, want.
H-aviodrjvai, 1 a. inf. pass, oi ora-
VJ^to.
Eravjwf, (fr. avdvioc rare) rarely,
seldom, scarcely.
zZiravbs, -ov, b, rare%
l7rdf, ciraKbs, b, '/, (Persian) a dog.
Hizdpayua, -dros, rb, (fr. oirapdoau
to tear) a piece torn off, frag-
ment.
T.irap'iyubg, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
tearing, rending, mangling ; dis-
traction.
JlTnodoou), -ttii>, f. -£to, p. ~\g,
(perhaps fr. oitdu to draw, and
apdooid to cut) to lacerate, tear,
mangle, butcher; to convulse,
distract, agitate, disturb. 1 a.
act. ind. tordpai-a' par. airapd-
£a?, -aaa, -av. per. ind. pass.
coirdpayuat.
'Zrraoyavi^u), f. -Yffto,p. ceirapydviKa,
(fr. airdpyavov a swaddling band)
to wrap in swaddling clothes.
"Zizapyavloai, -aaa, -av, 1 a. par.
act. of last.
C521)
2IIA
T.irdpyavov,-ov,Tb,aswaddUnghand%
swaddling clothes, a bandage.
'Zitapyavoui -to, f. -wffto, p. toirapyd
vu>Ka, (fr. last) to wrap in swad-
dling clothes. 1 a. ind. act. eoiraff
ydvutoa. per. ind. pass, toirapyd'
vujuai' par. eonapyavuuivos.
"Zitupydu -w, to swell, be extended
as a breast with milk ; to covet,
desire, lust.
lirapyri, -rjs, fj, (fr. last) the un-
easiness of milk in the breast%
desire of suckling ; lust, appetite.
^.■napicpay -as, ?/, Sparedra, a wo-
man's name.
JLvaptis, -iloa, -iv, n. pi. -pivrts, 2
a. par. pass. — "Zirapfi, 3 sin.
2 a. sub. pass, of o-rreipw.
Zirapifa, (fr. oiraipoi to gasp) same
as aoxaipu>.
^Trapvbi,-fi, -bv, (fr. oiravbc scarce)
rare, scarce, few.
"Litdpos, -ov, by a sea fish, giithead ;
a kind of crab.
l.-rtdprn, -ns, fj, Sparta, name of a
city.
"Z-apriov or Y.izdprtov, -ov, and
1.T.dpTov, -ov, rb, and "Zirdproc,
-ov, b, (fr. o-doi to draw, or fr.
oviicut to. sow) Spanish broom;
or a kind of rush from which
ropes are made, Sparto ; a rope,
cord, string.
Yiraproi, -C)v, o't, (fr. oirtipia to sow)
an epithet of the Thebans.
SraproTdXtoj, -ov, b, t), (fr. otrap-
rbs scattered, and TroXid? gray)
sprinkled with gray hairs, grow-
ing gray, gray-haired.
Hifaprbs, -hi -bv, (fr. oirtipu) to sow)
sown, scattered ; sprung from,
descended or derived.
T.izaoduevos, 1 a. par. mid. — Yitd-
qcv, Ion. for iortaacv, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. act. of ondw.
^irdoua, -dros, to, and Eiraoubf,
-ov, 5, (fr. oirdu to draw) an un-
sheathing, drawing; a drawn
sword; a convulsion, contrac-
tion, spasm, sprain ; a rent, frac-
ture ; a piece, fragment ; dis-
traction, agitation.
zZ-Karayyos, -ov, e, a kind of sea-
urchin.
H.~aTu\iiu) -to, f, -rjau), p. coirard\n-
Ka, (fr. next) to live extravagantly,
luxuriously or voluptuously; to
indulge, riot, pamper, pres. par.
act. oiraraXdiav -wv, 1 a. ind.
act. toT7ard\noa.
zZ~ard\n, -rjs, t), (fr. oiraddu) to
squander) a bowknot, fringe,
flounce ; luxury, extravagance ;
delicacies, delights.
TxaraXwoa, n. sin. fern. cont. par.
pres. act. of oirara\d<i).
zZndreios, -a, -ov, (fr. owdros a hide)
marie of leather, leathern.
Zizar'CKrj, -rjs, hi excrement, ordure ;
or (fr. next) the pairings, cuttingt
or refuse of hides.
Srrdrof, -tos -ov$, rb, (fr. e-ira'w to
draw) a hide, skin, leather.
Sirirdto -to, (fr. last) to work in
leather, manufacture hides.
Erato -«, f. oirdoio, p. iairaica, to
draw, drag, pull ; to attract.
2IIE
draw to ; to contract, thrink ; to I
extract^ draw out, unsheath; to\
pluck, tear; to suck, imbibe,
drink. Y-rdojiai -w/ia«, to with.
draw, retire ; to join, attach,
tie. 1 a. mid. ind. toiraodftnv, -u>,
-aro* par. oiraodfitvo$.
Xirt7o, Ectas. for airio, Ion. for
airov, pres. impr. mid. of oird^ai,
Poet, for enofiai.
IrrtToy, -cof -ovs, rb, Poet, for oirtds.
Ention, -as, f), a wreath, twist, wind-
ing or coil of a rope or serpent ;
a cable, rope ; a wreath, band or
twisted lace; cakes, baker's or
pastry work twisted ; a cohort,
bund, troop of soldiers.
"L-Ktioai, inf. — Zirdpas, par. 1 a.
act. — Zirdptiv, pres. inf. act. —
Indptts, -pet, 2 and 3 sin. pres.
ind. act. — Hirdptrai, 3 sin. pres.
ind. pass. — lirdpn, 3 sin. pres.
sub. act. — Yiruodnevos, -n, -ov,
par. pres. pass. — Y.irdpovvi, 3
pi. pres. ind. act. of oirdpw.
JLirtipvlbv, (fr. airdpa a band) in
troops or companies.
Zitc7pov, -ov,rb, (fr.same) a wreath,
band, Jillet, scarf veil ; a torn
coat, rags ; a sail ; a coil of rope.
lircipu), f. antput, p. io-rrapica, to sow,
set, plant; to propagate, breed;
to scatter, spread, disseminate. 1
a. act. ind. iaitctpa' inf. <riru-
paf par. a-rrdpas, -aoa, -av, 2 a.
ind. act. iairdpov, -a, -c. 2 f. ind.
act. orrupu). pres. ind. act. ond-
pofxet. per. pass. ind. iairapuai,
-oat, rat' par. tairapytivos, -n,
•ov. 2 a. pass. ind. toirapnv, -17?,
'Jl' sub. crapui, -rjs, -tj' par.. <nra-
pe/f. per. ind. mid. io-rropa.
Hxttptnv, -ovaa, -ov, g. -povrat, d.
-povn, par. pres. act. of jlast.
Subs, a sov:er.
2vt7ffat, inf. — Zir«'<ra?, -a«a, «v,
par. 1 a. act. — ZirdoaoBat, inf.
— Yirr.iffdfi£vos, par. 1 a. mid. of
o-ivbut.
Zireftruvr', Ion. for tofrdaavro, 3 pi.
1 a. ind. mid. — SircuraffKE, Ion.
and Poet, for io-nnaz, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. act. — 1,-xdo-w, 1 f. ind. act.
of same.
Treuo, -60s -ovs, »/, Speio, a wo-
man's name.
TniK^ov, -ov, rb, (fr. Lat. specu-
lum, a looking glass) a looking
glass, mirror.
TirtK^ovoibs, 'ov, b, (fr. last, and
Troifw to make) a maker of
mirrors.
ir£K»uA<5rwp, -wpoj, b, (fr. Lat.
speculator, a spy) awaicher, spy,
sentinel, a. oiriKov\dru>pa.
TnfXidos and Tli\c9os, -ov, b, ex-
crement, ordure, dung.
Y-nivbtoKt, Ion. for icircvbe, 3 sin.
impf. ind. act. — "ZirevSopcvos,
pres. par. pass, of
T.rivbu>, f. o-mtow, to pour out by
drops; to make a libation or
drink offering ; to sacrifice, offer,
Ynfvb'ouai, to give one's self up
to, exert, labour, be spent 01 ex-
hausted for: to make a league,
covenant or agreement with, en-
2m
ter into alliance, ratify a treaty,
make peace. 1 a. ind. act. ioirtt-
oa. per. ind. mid. iairovba.
T.irtbs, -tot -ovs, rb, a cave, cavern,
den. g. sin. Ion. o-rr?ios, d. pi.
airiot, Ion. and Poet, onrjtooi.
"Znipados, -cos -ovj, rb, (fr. ondpu
to sow) seed.
Ziripfia, -arof, rb, (fr. same) seed;
offspring, posterity, n. pi. anip-
para. d. pi. artpfiiiai.
tirtpnaivu), (fr. oirdpu) to sow) to
produce or raise stef, propagate.
'Ztripitnoi or -aiv, d. pi. — Y.vipfta-
n, d. sin. — Tnipuaroi, g. —
'Zmpfidrwv, g. pi. of onfppa.
"Unepftarla, -a(, '/, (fr. airdpu to
sow) a sowing, something sown,
seed, corn.
ZTtpftarifa, (fr. same) to yield
seed,impreenate. Trcpftari^ofiat,
to receive seed, breed.
lircpnarticbs, -?i, -bv, (fr. same)
producing seed, fruitful; sper-
matic, of seed, fertilizing .
Zntpuo\6yos, -ov, b, »% (fr. awipfta
seed, and >/yw to collect) pick-
ing up seeds ; collecting tales,
spreading reports ; an idler, bab-
bler, gossip.
Impxdtls, -ilea, -iv, 1 a. par.
pass, of air/p^u>.
Hirtpxvbi;, -?i, -bv, (fr. next) quick,
speedy ; hastening, hurrying,
r>ishing ; assiduous, diligent,
earnest.
Err/p^w, to wish, long far, desire,
expect anxiously ; to huiry, has-
ten, urge, drive; to press upon,
assail. Tirrpxofiai, to flee, run
away ; to be angry, rage, fret.
1 a. ind. pass. cairfp%6nv.
Tirtpui, 1 f. ind. act. of andou.
5>fj, 2 sin. — lirirc, 2 pi. 2 a.
impr. act. of eittini.
'ZirhOat, pres. inf. mid. of air6uai,
Bceot. for eTTOfiai.
lirtvStt, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. —
Zrcvboi, 3 sin. pres. opt. act. —
TTrcvbovr' for Zvtvbovra, a. sin. —
Hircvbovres , n. -bovras, a. pi. pres
par. act. — Zireibovri, Dor. for
evevbovet, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
Zircvbu, f. crirevcu), to long for, de-
sire, wish ; to urge, press forward,
hasten, hurry, make haste, pres.
impr. act. oTrevbe, -hut. impf.
ind. act. iatrevbov. I a. act. ind.
f airtvoa' impr. a-rrtvaov,-dru)'r>Ar.
trirevffug. per. ind. mid. fonovfia.
Svctf^wpcf, Dor. for airtvSufitv, 1
pi. pres. sub. act. — "Zircvaas , n.
pi. •o-avTcs, 1 a. par. act. —
Zirtvoov, I a. impr. act. of last.
T.Ttfii) or Sirw, f. am'/aw for toiru),
Poet, for firw, to speak.
Zirn't or Utrcli, d. sin. Ion. of owc6$.
Yirf>\atov,-ov,Tb,acave,cavern,den.
Yi:fi\vy^, -vyyos, b, same as last.
5>J7><i>w, -wv, 01, (fr. o-JTiAaj a
stone) stepping stones used in-
stead of a bridge.
"Zirrj/ii, same as eniu) for /tto>, to
speak.
Zm6ris, -to? -ovs, b, f/, (fr. oirlfa to
extend) spacious, large, great,
extended, spread,
(622)
2no
Yvifobs, -Pj, -bv, (fr. same) thick,
solid, close, compact.
Ew£a, -ns, f], (fr. arista to chirp)
a little bird like a sparrow.
Tni^h), (perhaps fr. andy to draw)
to expand, stretch out, extend,
lengthen ; also to chirp.
ZirtQ(i(/a7os, -a, -ov, same as an :-
8dfi(i>5T]i.
TlTTtOafi?), -fji, ft, a span.
IntOiifiiHlot, -a, -ov, same as
l.rtbtifjiu)Sns,-coi -ovs, b, f), (fr. em
Oaufi a span) a span long, nint
inches long.
2iriKov\aTb>p, -wpoj, b, (fr. Lat.
■piculator) a spearman.
TLTi\dStoatv, d. pi. Ion. of
ZjnAa?, -atos, It, (fr. next) a rock,
sunk rock ; also a storm, tem-
pest, n. pi. o-m^dhs.
ZtrrXos, -ov, b, a spot, stain, mark ;
a mole, freckle ; the leprosy ; also
a rock.
l7nA<5w -<2, f. -worw, p. to-rrfawica,
(fr. last) to spot, stain, blol,defllt.
YirlXojfia, -Xros, rb, (fr. last) o spot,
stain, blot.
"ZirlvSaais, -tos, Att. -cwj, ^, a
scarce and strange bird.
Znivdal; or Zirivrpdl;, -dicos, b, (fr.
omvOtip a spark) a spark of Jire.
n. pi. oirivdpdKcs-
"EmvdaniScsy -uv, a\, (fr. next)
sparks of Jire.
Zntvdfip, -rjpos, b, a spark of fire.
Zirivos, -ov, b, (fr. cnlfa to chirp)
a sparrow.
"ZirKayxvlfa, (fr. o-rr\dy%vov the
bowels) to sacrifice the entrails;
to distribute, partake or imnte to
the sacrifice. "Lnhiyxvi^oftai, to
be moved v>ith pity or compassion,
yearn. 1 a. pass. ind. toirXay
XviaOrjv, -vs, -n.
"Zir\ayxvi<r6ris, -ucra,-tv, par. 1 a.
pass, of last.
InXayxviofibs, -ov, b, (fr. next) a
sacrifice or partaking of the en-
trails ; pity, compassion.
"Ln\dyxvov , -ov, rb, more usually
plural, (fr. oir\av, Dor. forcnrX^v
the milt or spleen) a bowel, gut
or intestine. Ta cir\dyxva, the
hovels, heart, liver and lungs ; the
hovels of compassion, tender af-
fection, pity, love, commisera-
tion.
ZirXayxvoQayos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. last,
and <pdyu) to eat) eating entrails.
X-ttAt?^, -ov, 6, same as th. cnoSos.
SrrA^v, o-n\r]pbs, b, the milt, spleen.
Ztrdyyos, -ov, b, and Ziroyyia, -as,
}j, (perhaps fr. «T7rau> to draw,
and vypbv moisture) a sponge.
Yiroyyu&ris, -cos -ovs, b, }), (fr. last)
spongy, porous, like sponge.
TZiro&evvaS) -a, Dor. for ZTtoSevvnSf
-ov, b, (fr. cirobbs ashes, and
evvn a bed) v>ho lies and sleeps
in ashes.
"Zitobiui -u, (fr. o-irobbs ashes) to
overwhelm with hot ashes, sprin-
kle with ashes ; to cleanse, puri.
fy ; to beat, strike, pound, kill ;
to have connexion with a female.
Zirobia, -as, h, (fr. same) ashes.
Inoblfa, C -leu, (fr. same) to
sno
dress with ashes, roast in the
ashes ; to burn to ashes ; to in-
cline to an ash colour ; to coha-
bit.
1iro6oti8h(, -sot -0C5, b,i), (fr. same,
and eUot likeness) of or like
ashes.
Xiro<5d?, -ov, b, ashes, embers, dust,
cinders.
Xnoidu) -w, t'. -wcw, p. tairdSiaica,
(fr. last) to cover, sprinkle with
ashes ; to reduce to ashes, pres.
hid. pass. oiroSoouai. 1 a. ind.
mid. ccrco8u)cdurjv.
27roAa?, -a&os, r), a leathern coat or
cloak.
Y,rco\r), Dor. for cro\fj.
Ijr&Xia, -u)v, to, (fr. (rirdu) to pluck
off ) wool plucked off sheep's legs.
"Zirbuai, Dor. or Poet, for lirouai,
see cirw. par. pres. mid. cird-
uevos.
"Ztrovfids, a. pi. of cirovhr).
Eirovhv.ov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) a cup
Kfor libations, bowl, pan or censer.
TnovSr), -f/j, f), (fr. airtvSw to make
a libation) a drink offering, liba-
tion ; a'i avovSai, a truce, treaty,
covenant, peace.
Hirov8o(p6poi, -ov, b, r), (fr. last, and
(bipiD to bear) who carries the
libation, a priest ; a truce bearer,
herald.
71irdv8v\os, -ov, b, a knuckle or joint
of the back bone ; a ballot.
Xiropa, -as, }), (fr. andpu) to sow) a
sovnng, seed sown ; seed, off-
spring, young, progeny.
Hiropa$, -aoos, b,t), (fr. same) sown,
scat tered, dispersed, disseminated.
Eiroptiis, -io$ -ouj, b, (fr. same) a
sower.
Y.Trop'iuoi, -ov, b, f), (fr. same) that
may be or is used to be sown,
arable, sown. Eirdpiua, sown
places, corn fields.
"Zxopos, -ov, b, (fr. same) a sowing ;
seed sown, seed.
T,ir6po), Dor. for airopov, g. of last.
IVoti, pres. impr. mid. of a-irduat,
Poet, for 'iirouai.
"Etw, (Scythian) an eye.
'Lwovb'tityvTcs, n. pi. par. pres. act.
of
X7rou<$a£w,f. -a<rw,p. eoirovSaica, (fr.
orovdri haste) to make haste,
hurry, hasten ; to strive, take
pains, endeavour ; to affect, aim
at, desire, pursue, seek after ; to
favour, side vnth, esteem, regard,
court, be anxious, eager or zeal-
ous for ; to be serious, in earnest,
speak or act with gravity.
HirovSalos, -a,-ov, (fr. same) care-
ful, sedulous, diligent ; good,
worthy, virtuous ; praiseworthy,
commendable ; skilful, active, in-
genious ; grave, seiious. Comp.
airovSaidrtpos, Att. o-nov&aiiore-
pog.
Sxovo'aidraTos, -rj, -ov, sup. of last.
HirovSaioTtpoii, and "EizovSaiorfpu),
(fr. comp. of oirovlalos) more
diligently, earnestly or hastily.
2ir>uoai<i)Si (fr. mtuvSaios diligent)
diligently, earntstly, seriously.
Inov&uffov, 2 Bin. — "Zituvbaaart, 2
2TA
pi. 1 a. impr. act. — 'Zirovb'acu, 1
f. ind. act. — HirovSdo-vuev, 1 pi.
1 a. sub. act. of aitov8d^u>.
HirovSfi, -ijs, r), and Dor. 2Trov<5a,
(fr. circvSu to hasten) haste,
speed; care, diligence, earnest-
ness ; anxiety, zeal ; party, fac-
tion ; worth, virtue ; gravity, se-
riousness.
*ZxovSrj, (d. of last) quickly, speed-
ily ; diligently, carefully, anx-
iously, earnestly, zealously ; with
difficulty, scarcely ; gravely, se-
riously.
EirvpaBia, -a?, ff, and Eirvpa&os, -ov,
b or f), and Zrrupas, -d6o$, i\,
goafs dung.
Sttvojj, -V8os, ff, a basket, d. oirvpiSi'
pi. g. onvpidwv a. airvplbag.
27rw, Poet, for eiria, see cirdpai. 2
a. ind. act. ta-nov.
IraycTdi, -ov, b, (fr. ard^n to tric-
kle) a drop.
Erdyiov, -ov, rb, the mark $" for
six.
Srayav, -6vos, b, (fr. crdfa to tric-
kle) a drop.
"ZraSaios, same as ord8*os.
Hradia7os, -ov, b, h., (fr. la-Trjui to
stand) standing, pitched, set..
EraSioSpouiu) -S>, f. -r'iaw, (fr. ard-
8iov, a race course, and 5pduos a
race) to engage in a race, run a
race.
"Zra8io8p6uos, -ov, b, r),.{(r. same) a
runner, racer.
"ZrdSiov, -ov, to, and 'Erac'ios, -ov
b, (fr. "ornui to stand) a race
course ; a furlong.
Erdcaos, -a, -ov, (fr; same) stand
ing fast, firm, steady, compact,
united ; straight and long.
Erd^ovray a. sin. pres; par. act
of
Yrdfa, f. -fw, to drop, trickle down,
drip ; to moisten, wet, bedew ; to
instil, infuse.
Era0£<s, -tiaa, -iv, g. -Bivros, a,
-Oevra, n. pi. -Sevres, 1 a. par.
pass, of 'io-rT]fjn.
"Zrd&ev, Bceot. Sync, for eordBrjoav,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass, of same.
EraBcpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. ardu> or '(oTt/u
to stand) standing firm, steady
meridian, hot, warm, scorching.
Zradfi, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass. —
Zradrjvat, 1 a. inf. pass — "ZraOrj
o-Ofiai, -rj, -trai, ind. IraQvo-zcBat,
inf. 1 f. pass. — "ZraOi, Dor. for
cTriOt, 2 a. impr. act. onarrjui.
"Lrddua, -as, a, Dor. for crrdQ
(irj.
Uradudui -to, and "LraBfidofiai
-dfxai, (fr. orddpt) a mason's
rule) to work or measure by 1
rule ; to weigh ; to think, consi-
der, deliberate, conjecture ; to es-
timate, compute.
STaduevpevos, Dor. for o-TaOfiovni
vo?, pres. par. cont. of aTaByiio
fiat, for ora&udouai.
YrdBfjuj, -m, >% (fr. to-Trim to stand)
a standard, measure ; a mason's
or carpenter's rule ; a rule, plumb
rule ; a mark, goal.
2ra0//^a>, f. -*rci>, (fr. tast) to
measure, weigh, balance.
(623)
2TA
"ZrdBuiov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) a
weight ; a balance, scales.
T,Ta&nbs, -ov, b, (fr. 'IcTijui to stand)
a stable, stall, fold ; a cot, cabin,
cottage ; a station, post, stage ;
a doorpost, pillar ; a weight ; a
balance, pair of scales ; inter-
vening space, distance, d. si*.
araBuip, d. pi. Ion. craBuolci.
Y.raBaov'xos, -ov, b, (fr. last, and
rj£o> to have) one who keeps a
station or inn; an innkeeper
host, entertainer.
EraBos, -£oj -ovs,ro,T)or.{6r cTtjdof
Eralfjicv, otoitz, araitv, Att. Sync
lor aTairjfxev, -t}tc, -naav, pi. 2 a.
dpt. act. of 'iottjui.
I.Ta?s, and Sraj j, -atTos, rb, dough.
'ZraKTrj, -jjj, fj, (fr. next) a drop ;
the juice or gum of a certain tree
or shrub ; oil of cinnamon or
myrrh; aloes.
"Lzuktos, -fj, -bv, (fr. o-rdfa to drop)
dropping, distilling, oozing. »
Hrd\a, -aj, a, Dor. for an)\n.
5>uAay//dff, -ov, b, (fr. next) a drop-
ping, distillation, oozing.
HZraXafa, f. -afw, and 'LraXdw -5,
(fr. ardtu) to drop) to drop, drip,
trickle down, distil ; to moisten,
bedew.
"Zra^rivai, 2 a. inf. pass, of crAAw.
2Ta'A<£, -KOi, b, (fr. trrda for 7ffr>?/u
to stand) a hunter's pole or forked
stake for supporting the toils ;
a peg, pin.
"Zrduev, Poet, for arrival, 2 a. inf.
act. of 'icrn/it.
Urajjiiv, ~lvos, //. (fr. iffrnut to
stand) an upright timber support-
ing the deck, foot-stocks of a ship.
Urdfuvos, -ov, b or fj, an urn, jart
pot, pitcher.
Zrav, IoBv for iarav, which Boeot.
Sync. for iarr,o-av, 3 pi. 2 a. ind.
act. of "lOTnfll. ■
'Zrdfyvuss, Dor. and .<Eol. for ord-
l-ouev, r pi. 1 f. ind. act. — Ulra-
forcri, Dor. and JEol. for o-rd-
|ovff(,3pl. 1 f. ind. act. of ard-
Iraora, Ion. for tora6ra, pi. neut.
of ccraus, -6ros, Ion. Cras. for
eoraKws, -6ros, per. par. act. and
"Eras, mas. — Eraa', for ardoa, fem.
— "Zrav, neut. — g. "Erdvros, par.
2 a. act. — Irdot), Dor. for arrjaj),
2 sin. 1 a. sub. mid. of larrjin.
Urdo-et, d. sin. Att. cont. — 2ro<re-
wj, g. sin. Att. of o-rdc-ts.
Dracrjd^a), f. -aau>, (fr. order 1% an
insurrection) to split into parties,
disagree ; quarrel, dispute ; to
raise sedition, mutiny, rebel.
Tracriao-pbs, -ov,b, (fr. last) an in-
surrection, sedition, disturbance,
excitement to rebellion.
Erdotuos, -ov, b, 1), (fr. \crn\11 to
stand) stationary, set, steady s
firm, constant; at rest, quiet,
still.
Erdcts, -ioi, Att. -£uy, /}, (fr. same]
the act of standing ; a stand,
post, station ; stability, firmness,
continuance ; rest, quiet ; state,
condition, constitution, tempera-
ment ; tumult, riot, sedition, in-
2TE
turreetion ; a dam, mound t bank.
a. arduiv.
Xraaiu>6rjs, -£0f -ouj, 6, ^, (fr. last)
seditious, riotous, mutinous, fac-
tious.
"Lraaturrjs, -ov, 6, (fr. same) one of
the same faction, a partiznn ; a
rioter, mutineer.
"Zrd'/Kt.v Ion. and Poet, for iarn,
3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. — "Lrdaouai,
Dor. for ori'iaoptu, 1 f. ind. mid.
— "Lrdau, Dor. for arrjaoi, 1 f.
ind. act. of larnui.
Tarty, -fjpoi. b, a stater ; a silver
coin eaual to about half a
crown English money. Also a
borrower, debtor, a. sin. ara-
rf)pa.
Irarof, -f), -bv, (fr. larnui to stand)
set, placed; standing, stationary ;
stalled, stabled; firm, established,
appointed, constituted ; stagnant,
calm.
THravpbs, -ov, b, a slake fixed in the
ground ; a cross, pale.
Xravpovvrai, pass. — Y.ravpovai,
act. 3 pi. cont. pros. ind. of
Xravp6u) -«, f. -6au), p. saravpuKa,
(fr. aravpbs across) to crucify,
fix or nail to a cross ; to mortify,
renounce. 1 a. act. ind. carav-
pu'era" par. aravputoas, -aaa, »av.
per. pass. ind. laravpupai^ ~aai,
•rat' par. taravpu)jd.ivos, -n, -ov.
1 a. pass. ind. eoravpwdrjv, -ns,
-n-
Travpwdfj, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass. —
Travpwdrjvat, 1 a. inf. pass. —
ZravpwBnrti), 3 sin. 1 a. impr.
pass, of last.
1ravpw7ai, 1 a. inf. act.— Y.ravp&-
aavres, n. pi. 1 a. par. act. —
Yravoioo-ov, 2 sin. -putaarc, 2 pi.
1 a. impr. act. — ."Zravpuaut, -cif,
-u, 2 pi. -acre, 1 f. ind. act. —
jLravpJtcuoi or -oiv, 3 pi. 1 a.
sub. act. of same.
Xratipwfyo?, -ov, b, i), (fr. same)
belonging or relating to the cru-
cifixion.
Iraupwffts, -ios, Att. -cwj, %, (fr.
same) a crucifixion.
1.ra<p\i, -ios, Att. -f'u>s, i/, (perhaps
fr. or«£w to drop) a dried grape,
raisin.
2ra(pv\ri,-rjs, f), (fr. last) a grape,
bunch of grapes ; the uvula or
disease of the uvula.
"Zra<pv\n, -rjs, b., (fr. same) a per-
pendicular or plumb line ; a line
daubed with red or black for
marking work ; a carpenter's
line.
Tra<pvXj)at, Ion. d. pi. of either of
last. '
EraxSvn, -ns, f,, (fr. larnui to
weigh) a balance.
Xrdxvas, Zraxvi, "Zra^vv, eases of
Zrdxvs, -vos, b, (perhaps fr. aril- a
rank) an ear of corn ; also, a
star in the constellation virgo ;
an herb like horehound ; a man's
name.
Xra<i> aria, obs. from which comes
larnui.
7>Tt&fy>i fi -a<7<i>, (fr nc*t) to fat-
tm.
2TE
"Lriap -Xros, ri, fat, suet, tallow ;
also dough.
Y.rtdr6ouai, -ovuat, f. mid. -uaofiai,
(fr. last) to grow fat.
Zrcydfa, f. -daw, p. coriyaKa, (fr.
ariyu to cover) to cover, close,
shut ; to prop, support.
"Zrtydvlf and Sync. Zrtyvbs, -f),
-ov, (fr. same) roofed, covered ;
covering, sheltering ; compact^
close, firm ; staunch, sound, that
will not leak ; reserved, secret
Ereyaarpls, -loos, //, (fr. same) ft
for covering, sheltering, shading ;
Iriyu, 3 sin. pres. ind. of ariyu.
iriyn, -rji, fj, (fr« ariyu to cover)
a covering, shade, roof; a house;
a floor or story.
Urtyvdf, -fj, -ov, cont. for artyavds.
5>/yo/i£v, 1 pi. pres. ind. ofar/yw.
Zriyos, or T*'yo$, same as ariyn.
2r/yw, f. -£w, p. iarc%a, to cover,
hide, conceal ; to shelter, protect,
defend ; to contain, hold in, not
leak, retain ; to bear, endure,
sustain, suffer, per. mid. iarc-
ya.
JLriywv, -ovaa, -ov, n. pi. -yovrtt,
par. pres. act. of last.
Hrd0d), to tread upon, trample ; to
thicken.
UrdXavro, Ion. for cardXavro, 3 pi
1 a. ind. mid. of ariXXw.
'ZrctXcta, -Si, h., (fr. ariXXu> to
send) the socket of an axe, into
which the handle is driven.
XreiXcbv, and Poet. "ErttXtibv, -oE,
rb, (fr. same) the socket or handle
of an axe.
Hretvduevos, -n, -ov, "Lrdvovro, Ion.
for orev6uevos, pres. par. pass,
and tarivovro, 3 pi. impf. ind.
pass, of arivw.
Uruvbs, -fi, -bv, Ion. for ortvds.
ILtuvos, -cos -ovs, ri, (fr. irivbs
narrow) a narrow path or pas-
sage ; a strait or difficulty ; anxi-
ety, trouble, distress.
T.rtiv6w, "Zrrivfii, "Zrttvuirbs, Ion.
for arivou), &c.
"Lrdoutv, Poet, for arioutv, Ion.
for arCbuev, 1 pi. 2 a. sub. act.
of 'tarn pi.
'ZreTpa, -as, Ion. Yrdpn, -ns, hi (fr
artpbbs firm) the keel of a ship.
"Zrtipos, -a, -ov, (fr. orcpit<) to de-
prive) barren, sterile ; not hav-
ing or bearing children.
Yrtip6td -w, f. -d>au), p. tardpwKa
(fr. last) to make barren ; to be or
become barren.
"Zrd-)(,nat, Ion. for ord%r), 3 sin.
pres. sub. act. — Srsr^ov, Ion.
for iartivov, impf. ind. act. of
Src/^o), i. -f«, p. iorei%a, to go,
move, advance ; to move in or-
der, march ; to walk, step,
mount.
"ZreXyis, and UriXeyyts, -tSos, »'/,
same as arXtyyls.
HreXcbv, -ov, rb, and "ZreXtbs, -ov,
, same as arttXcdv.
Zr/Ac^or, -£05 -ovs, rb, (perhaps
fr. ariXXw to send) a trunk, stem,
stock of a tree.
SrsXiff, ^iioi, hy misletoe.
1TF,
"LrfXXtv, Dor. tor criXXnv, pr^-.
inf. act. — ZriXXcoOai, pres. inf.
pass. — ZreXXd/itvof, -rj, -ov, par.
pres. pass, of
ZriXXw, f. ariXSi, p. iaraXxa, to
send, send out, despatch ; to
lecid, bring, conduct ; to urge,
impel ; to jit out, equip, pro-
vide ; to prepare, set in order,
marshal, array ; to ornament,
adorn, clothe, dress ; to contract,
compress, fold up, furl ; to con-
fine, restrain, check, curb, stop ;
llriXXouat, to avoid, withdraw ;
to set out, go, come, go upon an
expedition ; to shruik, shrivel ;
to bfiture of, guard, provide
against ; to hide, conceal, escape
notice ; to extenuate. 1 a. ind.
act. iaruXa. 2 f. ind. act.
araXiti.
"ZrtXuovia, -as, ^, (fr. last) a collar
or covering to defend dogs.
"ZrcXw, 1 f. ind. act. of ariXXu.
Iriuliu), to affront, insult, offend,
injure. Also for arifi<pu>.
"Zrifijia, -aros, rb, (fr. ariqbot to
crown) a crown, chaplet, gar
land ; a veil ; the moss or down
growing on trees ; a stem or pe
digree. pi. art p para.
EriuqlvXa, -u>v, ra, (fr. aracpU a
grape) the refuse of pressed
grapes or olives.
"Zrip<pu), f. -xj.it), (fr. ardfioi to
trample) to move about, stir.
Yrivaypa, -aros, rb, and Trtvay-
ubs, -ov, b, (fr. next) a groaning,
groan, sigh.
Ynvd^ui, f. -dfa, (fr. arivu) to
groan) to groan, moan, sigh,
lament, pres. impr. act. arivaty,
-iru, 2 pi. orevdfyre. 1 a. ind.
act. tariva^a.
Y.rtvaicrbs, -t), -bv, (fr. same)
groaning much ; lamentable,
mournful.
?Lrtvdxi\t, Ion. for tarevd^t, 3
sin. impf. act. of
Zrcva^w, Poet, for "Lrtva^u and
-^£w, same as arevd^o).
Srtvio) -5, f. -f/au), p. tarivnKa,(fr.
arevbs narrow) to straiten, nar-
row, contract.
Y.rr.v6tts, -taaa, -tv, (fr. artvoy to
groan) groaning, sighing; la-
mentable, mournful, a. sin. <ri-£.
voevra.
TLrtvoXiayiv) -u>, (fr. arevbs narrow,
and Xiaxv conversation, th. Xiya)
to speak) to talk about trifles.
Srevdiropduos, -ov, b, ^, (fr. same,
and iropdubs a channel) having a
narrow channel.
Hrevdiropos, -ov, b, b, (fr- same, and
■nipas a boundary) narrow.
Zrcvoirbs, -ov, b, (fr. same, and oirt)
a hole) a narrow passage.
Zrevbc, -$, -bv, narrow, confined,
strait, close ; squeezed, compress-
ed.
Ircvdanixov, -ov, rb, (fr. last, and
arjua a sign) a narrow facing or
border ; the angusticlavium of
the Romans.
Zrtv6rns, -nros, h, (fr- arevds nar-
rcfw) narrovmem, stoitnes*.
2TE
JGrsvoYa'>p/o> -w, f. -^cm, p. ivTtvo-
■X&pnKa, (fr. same, and ^wpzw
to go) to straiten, press together,
squeeze ; to oppress, distress.
~£Tevoxwpc~iG8t, 2 pi. cont. pres.
ind. pass. — £-;vo;£Mpot'p£vot,n.
pi. cont. par. pres. pass.
"ETtvox<tipia,-af, //,(fr. same) a nar-
row place, strait ; straitness, dif-
ficulty, anxiety, distress, poverty.
Srevdw -<3, f. -wow, (fr. orzvbs nar-
row) to straiten, squeeze, press ;
reduce to straits or difficulties,
distress.
Turivrmp, -opos, b, Stentor, a man's
name. d. sin. Xr/vropt.
Zrtro), f. -cvd, (fr. arzvbs narrow)
to groan, sigh ; to lament, be-
wail, moan.,
ZrcvwTrej, -ov, b, Poet, for ctzvo-
t6c.
"Ztcv&s, (fr. arzvbs narrow) nar-
rowly, closely, straitly, hardly,
with difficulty.
"Zrivuias, -ios, Att. -zo>s, >/, (fr.
same) narrowness, straitness ;
distress, poverty.
"Lrioutv, Ion. for arducv, 1 pi. 2 a.
sub. act. of 'ioTnpi.
'LripynOpov, -ov, rb, (fr. aripyw to
love) affection, love.
Sripyotaa, Dor. for aripyovaa, fern.
pres. par. act. of
"Zripyw, f. -£u>, p. iorzp%a, to feel
natural affection, love, cherish ;
to acquiesce, he content ; to wish,
desire ; to entreat, btseech.
Iripyuaiv, 3 pi. pres. sub. act. of
last.
ErzpeBzTaai, for arepnBuaat, n. pi
fern. 1 a. par. pass, of crzpiw.
Yrepipvios, -a, -ov, (fr. aripzbs
firm) solid, Jirm, strong, robust.
UrtpeoKripSios, -ov, b, //, (fr. next,
and Ktiplia a heart) stout heart-
ed, strong minded.
Irzpzbs, -a, -bv, (perhaps fr. craw
for larnui to stand) jirm, stable,
steady, steadfast ; hard, solid /
barren, sterile, rocky.
1ripz6rns, -rjros, >/, (fr. last) firm-
ness, strength, solidity.
Zrrprdu) -u>, f. -w<rw, p. zarzpfWKa,
(fr. same) to confirm, strength-
en ,* to make solid or firm, hard-
en, impf. ind. pass, zarzozbunv
-ovfttv, 3 pi. zarzpioiro -ovvto.
per. ind. pass. zarzpiw^ai. 1 a.
ind. pass. zarzpzwBnv, -nc, -rj.
T-Tzpzaai, for arzptjaai, 1 a. inf. act.
of
arzpeu).
2r*prra(,3 sin. of arrpouai, same as
OTtpionai, pass, of
"Zrzpiw -w, f. -fiou, p. -nxa, to de-
prive of, bereave. 1 a. ind. pass.
tarzpr'iBnv.
Yrcpiuita, -tiros, rb, (fr. arzpz6u> to
strengthen) strength, firmness,
solidity ; the firmament.
Yrcpzws, (fr. OTtptbs firm) firmly
steadily, steadfastly, with con-
stancy ; strongly, violently, im-
petuously.
Srtpfwcij, -iof, Att. -£w?, fj, (fr
same) a confirming, strengthen,
ing, consolidating, firmness, con-
Xa*ay.
2TE
Zrzpfiaas, -aaa, -at', 1 a. par. act.
of ffrepiu).
Yriprja'S, -ios, Att. -zu>s, /;, (fr.
same) a deprivation, loss ; a
fraud, cheat ; want of children.
Zrepr/rticbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) de-
priving, robbing.
YrzoBifizv, Sync, for arzpnBrjutv,
Ion. or arcpnBi'iuzva i, Dor. for ote-
pndt)vni, 1 a. inf. pass, of crtptio.
"ZrcpioKovTui, 3 pi. pres. ind. pass.
of
UrtpioKu, same as arzpto).
Trtptcpos, -cos -ovs, rb, (fr. orzp^bs
firm) the breast, chest.
Uripupos, -n, -ov, (fr. arzpzbs firm)
firm, hard, solid : sterile, barren.
Yripvov, -ov, rb, the breast, chest.
"LTcpvovxot, -ov, b, f], (fr. last, and
/^w to hold) holding in its bo-
som, embracing ; prolific, fer-
tile; hollow.
XripZai, 1 a. inf. act. of aripy'u>.
"Zriponai, same as arzpzouai, pass
or mid. of arzpio).
Xrfporjj, -rji, Dor. YrzpoTra, for aa
Tepoirrj, Poet, for aorpairr/.
'Zrcpoirnyepirns, -ov, b, (fr. arzpoitfj
lightning, and eyclpu) to excite)
thunder-causing, thundering, v.
<TTEpoir77y£p£ru.
Yrtpoxp, -itos, b, same as areponfi
Hrzppbs, -a, -bv, same as orzpzus.
Yrzpf>6rns, same as arzpzdrrjs-
2T£ppcD?, for BTipz&s.
Sr/p0of, -zos -ovs, rb, (fr. ar(<pu) to
cover) a skin.
"ZTzp-^Btii, -zlaa, -iv, 1 a. par. pass
of oripyti).
Y-Tzvouai, to propose, offer, assume,
take upon, promise, engage ; to
threaten ; to affirm, confirm ; to
endeavour, aim at, desire.
~Ztzvt\ for anvro, Iori. and Sync,
for zarzvzro, 3 sin. impf. mid. —
Y.revrai, Sync, for arzvzrai, 3
sin. pres. ind. mid. of last.
T.Tz&avas, -a, b, a man's name.
Y.Tz<pavti, -fis, fi, (fr. aricpo) to
crown) the top or edge of any
thing, brim, summit, ridge ; a
crown, garland, chaplet, wreath ;
a head-dress ; a helmet ; the rim
or hoop of a sieve ; a battlement,
parapet, breastwork.
Y,TZ(pnvr}<popiu> -u>, t. -wtrw, p. zarz-
<pavr)<p6pnica, (fr. last, and <f>ipu
to bear) to wear a crown or gar-
land, be crowned.
Yrz(f>avn<p6pos, -ov, b, %, (fr. same)
wearing a crown or garland,
crowned.
Srfiiav^w, f. -fw, (fr. next) to
crown.
2,Tt<pavos, -ov, b, (fr. rr/0w to
crown) a crown, garland, wreath ;
an ornament, honour, prize, re-
ward ; a coin. Also a man's
name, Stephen, a. pi. crz<t>d-
vovs, Dor. crz<bdvuc.
Y.Tz<pavovTai, 3 sin. -vovvrai, 3 pi.
pres. ind. pass. cont. ofoTzQavdw.
YTz$avo<f>opia, -as, >/, (fr. arfif>av.s
a crown, and 0/pu to bear) the
wearing of a crown.
?Tz<f>avott>6pos, -ov, 6, '/, (fr. same)
wearing aeroum, crowned.
(&5)
2TH
Y,rzipav6tj)-S), f. -u>aa>, p. zerrc<pdvo)Ka,
(IV. ari(pavos a Crown, th. oritpj)
to crown) to crown ; to ndorn.
decorate, honour ; to encircle, sur-
round, pres. ind. pass. aTz$av6o-
uai -ovuat, -on -ol, -Perm -ovrai.
per. ind. pass. zoTZipdvwuai^
-cat, -rat' par. zorzQuvufiivos.
5>£6ivw(5i7?,-£os-ov$,6,^,(fr. same)
like a crown, fit for crowns.
"ZTZipdvwfia, -Stos, rb, (fr. same) a
crown, garland, wreath, orna-
ment, decoration ; battlementf
parapet, breastwork.
Zricpuv, Ion. for i<rTz<pov, impf. ind.
act. of aridxji.
Y.ri<poi, -cos -ovs, rb, (fr. next) a
crown, chaplet, wreath.
Xr/#w, f. -i|w, p. -<f>a, to croum,
encircle, entwine, adorn, orna-
ment ; to cover ; to fill up to the
brim.
^T(\pas, -aaa, -av, 1 a. par. act. of
last.
"Zriwuzv, Ton. for ctujuci', 1 pi. 2 a.
sub. act. and
Zrrj, Ion. for torn, 3 sin. 2 a. ind.
act. — Trfj, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. act.
and
'S.Tfin or "Lrfin, and Irjjjf, Poet, for
cTtin, which for arin, Ion. for
arfi, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. act. ; or
Y.Tfiji, Pleonas. for arrj, which
Ion. for torn, 3 sin, 2 a. ind.
act. otlcrnui.
TLTv.Qzoaiv, and "ZrfiBeatptv, Poet.
for art'/Bzat, d. pi. oforr;0o?.
iTfiBn, n. a. v. pi. cont. of same.
"S.TrjBt, 2 a. impr. act. of "crnui.
Y.TnBo6zau\s, -tdos, f), (fr. crrjBos the
breast, and <*fw to tie) a bandage
or ornament for the breast, sto-
macher.
"SlrnBoSza/jiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
breastplate.
"ZrfjBos, -zos -ovs, rb, the chest. 'Er/)-
Bza -n, rd, sand banks or rocks
just appearing on the surface of
the sea.
YttjBvviov, -ov, to, (dim. of last)
a little breast.
"Zttikzi, 3 sin. pres. ind. act.
"ZrfjKZTz, 2 pi. pres. ind. or impr-
act. — Uttjkvtz, 2 pi. pres. sub.
act. of
EtjJkw, f. -£u>, (fr. '(arnica, per. ind.
act. of larnui to stand) to stand
firmly, steadily persevere, per-
sist ; to stand or be on the feet.
Trrj^n, -v$,h, (fr. "crniii to set up)
a stone erected in memory of some
event ; a pillar, column, monu'
ment.
Y-rrfKloYov, -ov, to, and Er^Xtf, -t^os,
I), (dim. of last) a little pillar,
column, monument.
"£Tn\'iTvs, -ov, b, (fr. same) an in-
famous person, whose name
was posted or exposed ; one
pilloried ; a bankrupt, insolvent ;
an enthusiast or devotee who
lived on the top of a column ;
Adj. of or like a pillar.
Zrn\oypa<pia, -as, >'/, (fr. same, and
ypdipd) to write) an inscription
on a pillar.
T.TTf\6w -w, f. -iliau), (fr. orljXn a oil-
2TI
Iar) to set up a pillar or statue ;
to place, set, fix, establish.
TTriXuifia, -Sro$, rb, (fr. same) a
pillar, column, monument.
Zt-jJAwcij, -10$, Att. -tu>$, »;, (fr.
same) a standing, fixing, erec-
tion.
Trrjfia, -Hro$, to, (fr. \arn\ii to
stand out) fibres or threads in
leaves ; lliread, warp, yarn.
2r///iwv, -ovo$, b, (fr. \arn\ii to
stand) the warp ; thread, yarn ;
a net. a. arfijiova.
Trijvai, 2 a. inf. act. oflcrnpt.
TLrqvla, -at, »'/, a certain feast when
persons might revile one another
with impunity.
2r^v?ov,-ou, to, (fr. larnut to stand)
the breast, chest.
Xrnvidu and Ir^ia'u -w, (fr. ornvla
which see) to calumniate, re-
proach, revde, lampoon, i a. inf.
act. irnvtwoai.
lr//p(y^«, -aro$, rb, (fr. vrnptfo to
strengthen) a prop, stay, sup-
port ; firmness, steadiness , sta-
bility, steadfastness ; confirma-
tion. Also, the pole of a cha-
riot.
Zrnpiypbc, -ov, b, (fr. same) a fast-
ening , fixing ; firmness.
Lrnpifa, f. -£w, p. torfipt^a, to fix
firmly, fasten, prop, support ; to
strengthen, confirm, estatdish ; to
stand, become stationary ; to re-
solve, determine. 1 a. act. ind.
torrjptfa' impr. or//pifov, -drw
opt. art'ipi^atfii, -ai$, -ai. per.
pass. ind. tari'ipiynai, -fat, -KTai.
par. carrjpiy/iivos, -n, -ov. 1 a.
pass. ind. cornptx&ov.
Xr//pt(t, Ion. for torrjpti-t, 3 sin. 1
a. ind. act. of last.
Xropixdilvai, 1 a. inf. pass, of same.
Zr/jj, 2 sin. 2 a. sub. act. — Urijaai,
1 a. inf. act. — T.rijaairo, 3 sin.
1 a. opt. mid. and
T.rriaai, 1 a. inf. act. — "Lr^oavr ,
Ion. for tarrjaavro, 3 pi. 1 a. ind.
mid. — En/cay, -aoa, -av, n. pi.
-oavrtc, par. 1 a. act. — "Zr/joov-
rai, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. mid. — Zrfjow,
-tit, -n, 1 pi. -ooucv, 1 f. ind.
act. — Zn'ioia, -j}$, -n, 1 a. sub.
act — "Zrrjrc, -ruaav, 2 and 3 pi.
2 a. impr. act. of lo-rn/u.
Znjn; or Znjra, -ns, //, a female,
woman.
IrfjTrjv, Ion. for e<Trfjrr)v, 3 du. 2 a.
ind. act. — Yrfjuxriv, Poet, for
crSxn, 3 pi. 2 a. sub. act. of IV-
TVfll.
Trla, and "Erda, -a$, f/, and Y.riov,
-ov, rb, a little stone, pebble.
2>Ki£w, (fr. last) to strike or pelt
with stones, to stone.
"ETt&apbs, -a, -bv, (fr. crdfioi to
thicken) thick, gross, large, mus-
cular, strong, brawny ; firm,
stout ; massy, heavy, ponderous.
comp. orifiap&Tzpis, sup. -raroy.
2>(0apai$, (fr. last) heavily, strong-
ly, firmly, compactly.
Ir?/Jaf, -a8o$, >j,(fr. ordj3u to tram-
ple) a bed made of straw, grass
or leaves ; a pallet ; a paved
way, beaten track.
2TI
IrT/Jfuw, (fr. same) to tread, tram-
ple ; to trace, track, search after,
hunt ; to invade, come upon ;
to investigate, examine.
1rl(Sn, -17 j, f), (fr. same) hoarfrost ,
also stibium or antimony, a
paint used for blackening the
eyes.
"Lripi^ofiat, (fr. last) to paint or
tinge with stibium or antimony,
Y.rl(ioc, -ov, b, (fr. c-rc/0o> to tram
pie) a beaten path ; a way, path
track ; a trace, footstep.
"Lrlyfta, -aro$, to, (fr. ori^oj to
brand) a mark, spot, brand, pi
ariyuara.
Xny/iarTaj, -ov, 6, (fr. last) one
who is branded ; a slave ; a
rogue.
Zrtypt), -jjj, fi, (fr. same) a point
instant, moment.
Zrlfw, to prick, mark, brand ; to
slander, defame ; to cut, flog,
beat. per. ind. pass, iortypat.
"Zrucrbs, -?), -bv, (fr. last) marked,
punctured, imprinted ; spotted,
branded.
T.rl\(in, -n$, fi, (fr. arl\Qw to shine)
brightness, brilliancy, splendour,
glitter.
Yrl\0ovra, neut. pi. par. pres. act.
of arl\pw.
irtXfibc, -fi, -bv, (Cr. same) shining,
bright, white, brilliant.
Zrt\j36iD -w, f. -dvu), (fr. same) to
make shine, brighten.
2rl\(l<j>, f. orfAU/w, p. iari\<pat to
shine, glitter, flash.
Xri'A/Jwffjj, -ioc, Att. -cuf, n, (fr.
last) same as cTi\(3n.
XtYA?7, -n$, fi, a small piece of mo-
ney ; a mite ; a point, jot.
EnAjrrof, -fi, -bv, (fr. ari\(3u> to
shine) bright, shining, glittering.
Y.ri\trv6rn$, -vro$, f), (fr. same) a
shining, brilliancy, glittering,
brightness.
Zriufii or Yrlut, rb, and Zrluuts or
"Lrluii, -io$, fj, stibium or anti-
mony.
"ZTipiiltyiiai, f. -iffofiat, (fr. last)
to paint or tinge the eyes with
antimony.
ST//i/i«ff/io, -aroi, rb, (fr. same)
paint for the eyes.
Xrif, -tubs, fi, (fr. orcix^ to proceed
in order) a rank, row, line ; a
verse ; a troop, company, band.
n. pi. ffri^cj, a. pi. arlyas-
Sr/^if, -io$, Att. -twj, fi, (fr. oti'£w
to prick) a stitch, sharp pain.
"Zrtov, -ov, rb, a little stone, pebble.
"Zriiririito:, -ov,b, fj, (fr. next) made
of flax, flaxen.
Znrriruov and "Zrvvireiov, -ov, rb,
(fr. o-tvttti Aa.\)flax, tow.
~Zriipo$, -eo$ -ov$, rb, (fr. crafto) to
thicken) a crowd ; a band or
troop of soldiers ; a cohort, com-
pany, phalanx.
Yn<ppd<i) -w, (fr. next) to thicken,
condense ; to make solid, firm.
Hrt<f>pb$, -d, -bv, (fr. <rr£t/3w to
thicken) thick, solid, firm, con-
densed, tough, strong, lusty ;
contracted, dry, hard.
Sn^aot^3f, -oil, o, (fr. Trj^a verse,
2TO
and aoiibt a singer, th. idea* tm
sing) a poet.
Zri^dp<ov, -ov, rb, a coat, robe.
Sr^uj, a. pi. of o-W£.
Sri^ds, -aboi, ,), name of an herb.
Erfydw and -doftai, (fr. ordxw to
proceed) to proceed in order ; to
march, move, advunce, gm.
Trlxc, 2 a. impr. act. of ordx<*.
Zrixnphs, -io$ -ov$, b, ft, and £r«-
Xlp&Si -o, -bv, (fr. oti( a verse)
written in lines or verses.
Tnxdd$, -cto~a, -iv, 1 a. par. pass,
ot o-W^w.
Sri^^ui, f. -leut, (fr. next) to place
in order, arrange, settle, per. ind.
pass, tor/yjo-^iai.
ZW^oj, -ov, tt, (fr. ordxw *° go in
order) a row, rank, file; a linet
verse.
1r'iwfiTi$, -o$ -ov$, b, fj, (fr. aria a
stone) stony, hard, rough.
2r\cyy(£u>, f. -fro), (fr. next) to
brush, curry ; to scrape or rub
off.
IrXtyyU, -?So$, f), a fiesh-brush,
scraper, curry-comb, scrubbing
brush ; a head-dress, turban,
heail-band, fillet.
Jlroa, -5$, fj, a porch, portico, co-
lonnade, cloister ; the school of
the Stoics ; a storehouse for pro-
visions, market house.
Zr60o$, -ov, b, (fr. ori^Put to af-
front) abuse, scurrility.
Zro/3/w, JEo\. for cto/i/w, same as
CTOfiSli).
2roi(id?(M>, f. -Son), (fr. oroi^fi u
heap) to collect, gather, heap up,
pile up ; to settle, arrange ; to
stow, stuff.
Y.rot(id$, -ddo$, f/, a bough, branch ;
a bed made of them. a. pi. aroi-
@d6a$.
^roiPdctfio$, -ov, b, r,, (fr. cToifir)
a heap) crowded, piled up, heap-
ed, collected; stuffed.
Yroi0a(Ti$, -io$, Att. -tu)$, n, (fr.
oro(/?d< a bough) a soft heap or
pile ; a bed of leaves, straw, &c.
Zro(/?dor»7j, -ov, b, (fr. next) one
who stows goods, a packer ; a
body guard, attendant, lictor.
Sroij8>), -J}$, fi, (fr. o-rtfjSw to tram-
ple) an herb used for stuffing
cushions, mattresses, &c. ; o
stuffing, filling, crowding ; an
expletive or word used for the
measure ; a heap, pile ; compo-
sition, construction.
Y.roixdv, pres. inf. act. cont. —
Y.Toixti$, 2 sin. cont. pres. ind.
act. — 'Eroixfjaovo-i, 3 pi. 1 f.
ind. act. — Uroixovot, d. pi.
cont. par. pres. act. — Sroiyw-
uev, 1 pi. cont. pres. sub. act.
Of OTOJ^fU).
Yroixuov, -ov, rb, (fr. otej^w to
proceed in order) elements, rudi-
ments, principle ; letters of the
alphabet ; characters engraved
on amulets ; figures on a dial ;
a sign of the zodiac.
'Ztoixlio'u -w, (fr. last) to teach the
rudiments of an art or science ,
to set down in letters, recordt re-
gister.
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Xrotxcfoxnj, -to?, Att. -cwj, ^, (fr.
same) the formation of the rudi-
ments or elements; instruction
in the rudiments; arrangement,
method.
Sroj^t'w -w, f. -lyo-w, p. carol^Ka,
(fr. arro7\os a rank, th. artix**
to proceed in order) to £0, moue,
proceed in order, march, walk ;
to extend, lay out or arrange in
lines.
UtoixtiSov, (fr. same) in order,
ranks or lines.
Stoj^w, f. -&rw, (fr. same) to
place in order, set in rows, settle,
arrange.
Sror^oj, -ov, b, (fr. orei'^u) to go in
order) an order, rank, row, line,
file.
Xto\}), -i/f,$, (fr. (rriXXw to clothe)
a long garment, robe, gown;
dress, ornament.
"LroXriTriS, -ov, 6, (fr. last) the keep-
er of a wardrobe, chamber-
lain.
"ZroXiSyrbs, -ij, -bv, (fr. croXls a
fold) folded, wrinkled, Jlounced,
fringed, bordered.
"SroXifai. -Yffu»,(fr. same) to dress,
clothe, adorn.
StoKs , -tSos, fi, (fr. same) a fold,
plait, fringe, flounce, border.
SroXtVaj, 1 a. par. act. — Y.r6\i-
eov, 1 a. impr. act. of «rroX/^o).
SroXicubs, -ov, b, (fr. trroXr) a robe)
clothing, dress, ornament.
SroX/trrijf and StoXiotoj, -o5, b,
same as oro\nrfn.
SrdXoj, -ou, 6, (fr. criWw to send)
a nauai or military expedition;
a fleet, armament ; an expedi-
tion, journey ; apparatus, equip-
ments, appointments, dress,
clothes.
^rdfxa, -aroi, rb, a mouth ; an en-
trance, passage, opening, aper.
ture; an extremity, end, point,
edge ; the front of an army or
battle ; a speech, discourse ; hard-
ness or harshness, pi. crtfytara
g. oroudrtav.
2r6fiapyos, -ou,6,(fr. last, and udp-
yo j foolish) a babbler, trifler ; a
scold, brawler. Adj. talkative,
scurrilous.
iToudreaaiv, d. pi. Ion. and Poet
of ardfta.
Erifyta^oj, "oo, b, (fr. ardfia the
mouth) the throat, stomach
belly.
Erfy/Jof, -ov, b, (fr. cTf/i/?u> to in-
sult) a reviler, insulter, brawler
scold.
Uro pity pat, (fr. or6pa a mouth) to
receive or take into the mouth.
"Lroftlov, -ov, rb, (dim. of ardpa a
mouth) a mouth, entrance, pas-
sage.
Jlrdftoi, -ov, b, (fr. same) talka-
tiveness, garrulity ; reproach, re-
viling, *colding.
/.T0fi6u> and 2ro/irj> -3, (fr. same)
to make an opening or mouth,
open, lay open; to sharpen,
whet, point ; to temper, harden ;
to strengthen, confirm, animate ,
to make eloquent, inspire. Abo
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to shut the mouth ; to draw up
an army, array.
Zropcpdfa, f. -daw, (fr. ordjifios a
brawler) to bawl, roar; to use
big words, or a bombastic style of
speaking.
Hr6fio»fia, -aroi, rb, (fr. croudu) to
temper) hardened iron, steel, a
sharp edge ; strength.
Zrduuois, -ios, Att. -tu>s, »/, (fr.
same) a sharpening, whetting,
tempering ; an edge, point ;
strength.
'Lrovax^JVTi, Dor. and JE>o\. for
eTovaxpvai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act.
or Dor. for trrovaxovvri, d. sin.
pres. par. act. ot
Y.Tovaxtu-iib, f. -ifaw, (fr. next) to
groan, sigh ; to sigh for, beg, en-
treat.
Erovdx*, -r}i, »Ji(fr. crriv<a to groan)
a groan, sigh, sob.
'Zrovax^ro, I°n- for torovaxifrro,
3 sin. impf. pass, of
£Tova^j£<*> or-o/*at,f. mid. -ioo/iai,
same as orivu>.
"Zrovotis, -toca, -tv, g. -evros, (fr.
next) causing groans, mournful,
sad, lamentable.
Y.r6vos, -ov, b, (fr. arivm to groan)
a groan, moan, sigh; a roar,
bellow.
Y.t6vv% for 6vv^.
"Zropytj, -fjs, >i, (fr. crtpya) to love)
natural affection, love, attach-
ment.
Y,ropivvvut, see cropiuy.
"Zropioai, 1 a. inf. act. — Y.r6ptoav,
Ion. for eordpeoav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind.
act. — Y.ropioas, -aoa, -av, 1 a.
par. act. — Xropeoevvrt, Dor.
and iEol. for oropioovoi, 3 pi. 1
f. ind. act. of
Sropfw -w, f. -few, and J^ropcvvvw
or Uropivvvfii, and XrpuvvCw or
"Lrpiivvvui, to spread, strew, lay ;
to prostrate, fling to the ground ;
to allay, assuage, sooth.
"Zrdpdvyl-, -yyos, %, point of a spear,
tip of a horn, tusk of a boar; a
point, extremity, ridge.
2ro^;a^o/xat,f. -doouat, p. EtrnJ^aa-
fjtai, to direct, level, aim at ; to
conjecture, guess, infer; to ex-
plore, search out; to study to
please, pay attention to. take
heed, respect ; to consult for,
pity, spare.
JlToxacdptvos, 1 a. par. mid. of
last.
Sro^aff^Jj, -ov, b, (fr. croyd^na
to aim at) aiming; an aim, ob-
ject; a guess, conjecture.
Troxaarfii, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
good marksman; a conjecturer,
guesser. Adj. sagacious, intelli-
gent.
Sro^ao-Tif'cJf, -fi, -bv, (fr. same)
aiming, levelling at ; conjectur-
ing, guessing ; conjectural, pro-
bable.
YToxaortKiig, (fr. last) by conjec-
ture, probalily.
Zrpa'/3aXo?, -ov, b,f,, taper, straight,
upright. Also, (perhaps fr.
next) crooked, twisted, wreathed,
xvinaing like a screw.
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ZrpaPbs, -r), -bv, and Hrpafitiv,
-wvoj, b, f/, (fr. o-rpiQw to turn)
having crooked eyes, squinting.
'ZrpayydXt], -r)s, ft, (fr. arpayybs
twisted) a rope, halter; strangu
lotion, place of execution.
T.rpayyd\ia, -a$, fj, and 'Zrpayya-
Xls, -iSos, f), (fr. same) a rope,
cord; a noose, halter, knot; a
chain, necklace, collar; fraud,
guile, deceit.
*ZTpayya\t(!>6ns, -cos -ouj, 6, f), (fr.
last) twisted, knotty, wreathed;
artful, knavish ; perverse, obsti-
nate.
"Lrpayyd\6u),-Q, f.-wo-w^fr. arpay
ybs twisted) to twist ; to wring,
squeeze, press ; to strangle,
choke.
Y.Tpayytvo>, (fr. orpayybf twisted)
to twist, wind, fasten, tie, knot ;
to straiten, confine. "Zrpayyzvo-
fiai, to be averse ; to loiter, lin-
ger. Also, (fr. orpay^ a drop)
to squeeze out by drops ; to press,
wring.
Trpayyias, -ov, b, a kind of wheat,
I.rpayyi^(i>, (fr. next) same as
crpayyevu).
ZTpayybs, -f/, -bv, (perhaps fr. arpi-
0w to turn) twisted, wieathed,
winding, crooked ; perverse, stub-
born ; shameless, impudent.
"Zrpayyovpia, -as, fj, (fr. orpayl; a
drop, and ovpov urine) the stran-
gury, suppression of urine.
Srpayl-, -ybs, r), (perhaps fr. ord^ta
to trickle) a drop.
"LrpdirTO) for acrpdvTO).
"Lrpdrdopai -Suait (fr. orparbs an
army) to place an army ; to en-
camp, pitch tents.
"ZrpaTdpxVi and Hrpdrapxos, -ov,
b, same as orparrjySs.
Y.TpaTtia, -as, f), (fr. arparbf an
army) warfare, military ser-
vice ; a campaign ; an expedi-
tion, armament ; an army, for-
ces, troops ; soldiers' pay.
'ZTparevtrai, 3 sin. -oi'rat, 3 pi.
pres. ind. mid. — 1.TpaTcvofiai,
ind. — Y.rpartv6u.tvoi, -*?, -ov,
par. pres. mid. of crpaTeviti.
Yrpdrcvpa, -drog, to, (fr. next) an
army. pi. crpaTtVfiaTa' g. arpa-
TtvudTuiv' d. orparcvfiaoi.
"S.Tpartv(»>, f. -cvo<t>, p. torpdrevKa,
(fr. orparbs an army) to serve in
the army, be a soldier ; to lead an
army, take the field, wage war,
undertake an expedition, invade.
1 a. ind. act. torpdrevca. mid.
orparcvofiai, same as act.
"Zrparryiu) -G>, (fr. same, and
fiyiofiai to lead) to command or
lead an army; to overcome by
stratagem.
YrparvyTipa, -Xros, rb, (fr. same) a
stratagem, manoeuvre, plan, arti-
fice, craft.
l.rparr\yia, -ay, f), (fr. same) the
command of an army, military
command, military skill; the
lead, pre-eminence.
HrparrjytKbi, -t), -bv, ( fr. same ) skill-
ed in military affairs, military :
belonging to a general. 'Zrpa-
2TP
rriyiKol, oi, the Prcetortan sol-
diers.
TLrpari'/yiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) the
generaT* tad ; the Prcetoriun
band.
Trpanrylf, -T^of, t), (fr. same) of
the emperor, imperatorial, preeto-
rian.
T.rparnybs, -o«i,6,(fr. same) a chief,
general, commander, captain,
ruler ; a prator, am.su I.
Irpa rr,ir)t -ns, Ion. for arpartla.
ErpurnXuaia, -a j, »'/, (fr. arpurbs an
army, and cXuaia an expedition,
th. tXavvu to march) a military
expedition, invasion.
HrparnXdriuj -<S, (fr. same) to com-
mmnd an army, head an expedi-
tion.
SrpaTia, -at, fj, same as th. arpa-
r6s.
%rparitl>rns, -ov, Dor. Erpnriwraf,
-a, b, (fr. arparbs an army) a
soi Her.
Hrpariwrlicbs, -i), -bv, (fr. same)
skilled in military affairs; mi-
litary, warlike, of a soldier.
"ErpariuTiKiJi, (fr. last) like a sol-
dier, in a military manner.
ErparoKrjpvl-, -*oy, b, (fr. arparbi
an army, and Krjpv^a. herald) the
herald of an army, proclaimer of
war.
^LrparoXoyiu) -u>, (fr. same, and
Xiyu> to collect) to collect an
army, levy troops, enlist, re-
cruit.
^rparoXoyrjaavri, d. sin. par. 1 a.
act. of last.
YrparoXoyla, -as, fit (fr. same) a
levying of troops, enlistment.
Y.rparo\6yoi, -ov, b, (fr. same) vjho
collects an army, enlisting, re-
cruiting.
"£rparoKc8dpxris,-ov,b,fi, (fr. arpa-
rdnccov a camp, and apx*l tne
command) the commander of the
camp ; the prcefect or command-
er of the Praetorian cohorts ; a
general.
Xrptiroiretda, -as, >/, (fr. arparbs an
army, and rrioov the ground)
measuring the ground for a
camp, encamping, encampment ;
a camp ; the disposition of an
army.
Zrpuroi:e6c6io,(. -evau), p. tarparo-
nibtvica, (fr. same) to measure
or lay out the ground for a camp,
encamp.
T.rparbirtb'ov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
camp, encampment ; an army.
Arparbi, -ov, b, an army, military
forces, by land or sea.
"Zrpar6u>vro, Ion. and Poet, for
tarparuvro, 3 pi. impf. mid. of
arpardouai.
2rpa<pets -tiaa, -iv, n. pi. -<f>ivrt(,
par. 2 a. pass. — "Zrpatirjvai,
inf. — Y.rpa<p7irc, sub. 2 pi. 2 a.
pass. — 2rpa00£jj, and Y.rpt<p-
Btis, par. 1 a. pass, o(orpi<pa>.
%rpi[3Xtvua, -aros, rb, (fr. arptfiXbs
crooked, th. arpi<pu to turn) a
machine or engine used in ship
building ; a ship nail ; perver te-
nets, stubbornness.
2TP
Zrp*'/?>i7, -th, !„ (fr. same) a ma-
chine, engine or cramp, uned in
shipbuilding ; a vine press ; a
screw ; a torlure, instrument of
torture, rack.
HrpifiXoKapoios, -ov, b,f), (fr. next,
and Kapoia the heart) of per-
verse heart, stubborn disposition.
ZrptpXbc, -»?, ~iv, (h- arpityw to
turn) twisted, winding, crooked,
distorted; perverse stubborn;
cunning, crafty.
Zrpt(3\6rris, -nros, r), (fr. last) pcr-
verseness, stubbornness.
zZrpt(iX6w -u, f. -u)ou), p. carpi ffXu>-
ku, (fr. same) to put to the rack,
rack, torture ; to wrest, pfrveit,
distort. "LrpifiXoopai -ovpai, to
be froward or perverse ; to op-
pose, resist, thwart.
TlrpcfiXurt/piov, -ov, rb, (fr. last) a
place or instrument of torlure ;
a rack ; stocks.
^rptfjua, -aros, rb, (fr. arpi^u to
turn) a strain, sprain, disloca-
tion ; any thing twisted, thread ;
a bakery, baker^s work.
"Lrpcirrbv, -ov, rb, and Yrpcirrbs,
-ov, Ion. -oio, o, (fr. same) a
necklace, collar, chain.
Yrpcirrvs, -r), -bv, (fr. arpiQui to
turn) turned, twisted, wreathed;
flexible, pliable, supple, pliant ;
versatile.
Hrpeirro<l>6po<,-ov, b, r), (fr. arpevrbs
a necklace, and <pipw to bear)
wearing a necklace or chain.
Zrptvyu, (fr. arpayi; a drop) to af-
flict, pain ; to stay, hinder, stop.
Hrptvyofiai, to waste away by
drops, wither away ; to languish,
grieve, pine ; to linger, delay.
YrpcQcfiviut -w,(fr. orpi<pu> to turn,
and divn a whirlpool) to whirl
or turn round, roll; to become
giddy.
Irpitpeiv, pres. inf. act. — "Erpccjdi v,
neut. sin. — Erpufrdivre. n. du.
— Y.rpt<pdivri, d.sin.ofZrpt^foiV,
-tiaa, -iv, 1 a. par. pass. — Zrpt-
<p6ucda, 1 pi. pres. ind. pass, of
Y.rpi<pta, f. arpixpw, p. iarptfya, to
turn, twist, writhe, bend; to
consider, ponder, revolve; to
plan, devise, contrive; to per-
plex, torment; to strain, dislo-
cate, torture; to return, turn
back, turn away ; to convert,
change. Y.rpi<j>ouai, to be em-
ployed, occupied ; to be with or
among ; to tarry, remain, dwell.
1 a. impr. act. arixpov. -dro). 2
a. ind. act. iarpaij>ov. per. ind.
pass, farpaufiai. 1 a. ind. pass.
iorpi$Br\v' par. arpaftdeis, -tiaa,
-iv. 2 a. pass. tarpaQnv, -ns, -nm
sub. arpa<t>G>, -jjs, -fj. per. ind.
mid. iarpo<pa.
"Zrpnvh, (fr. next) roughly, severe-
ly, violently, riotously, horribly.
Y.rpnvr)c, -ios -ovc, b, rj, rough, rug-
ged ; severe, harsh ; riotous, tu-
multuous, insolent, profligate.
"ZTpnvidaavrts, n. pi. par. 1 a. act.
of
"Zrpnvidfa or Xrpnvtdu>-w, f. -dau,
p. tarpnviaKa, (fr. next) to live
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luxuriously, lead an al>andoned
life ; to indulge, riot, be insolent.
"Zrprivag, -tog -ovs, ra, indulgence,
excess, luxury; profligacy, de-
bauchery, riot ; insolence, pride ;
immorality.
TLrpi(io<,-ov, b, (fr. orpl£u>, for r pi-
\u to make a noise) a chirp,
squeuk, low twitter or whistle.
5>piy/id$, -oD, o, (fr. same) anoise,
crush, creaking, whistling.
Xrpdfroj, -$,-ov,/<a7i, lank, meagre.
£rp(£, a fluting of pillars.
Srp«0voj, -fi, -bv, (fr. crp/^w to
twist) lean, thin, lank, meagre.
Xrpo/?n)j, -iuf, b, an instrument
used by fullers.
Y.rpojii\d -w, f. -jjctui, (fr. orpi<pu> to
turn) to drive round, turn round,
roll, turn about, disturb, terrify,
harass.
Zrpd/3«Ao?, (fr. same) a tornado,
u -hiilwind, storm ; a spinning or
whipping top ; a pine, the cone
of a pine ; a kind of teazel ; a
conch, shell ; a kind of dance.
Hrpbfios, -ov, b, (fr. same) a whirl-
wind, storm ; a whirling, turn-
ing, rolling ; a compass, circuit ;
that which encircles, a bell, gir-
dle.
"ZrpoyyvXos, -n, -ov, round, circu-
lar, globular, cylindrical ; taper-
ing, conical; rolling, voluble.
Yrpoyyv\6ii) -u>, f. -wau>, p. eo-rpoy-
yv\(j)Ka, (fr. last) to make round.
"ZrpoyyvXdofjiai -ovuat, to bs
round.
"Zrpoyyv\uiua,-arof, rb, (fr. same)
rotundity, roundness ; a pillow.
2rpoyyv\<DOis, -io$, Att. -tut{, fj,
(fr. same) rotundity, roundness,
circuit ; a line of battle.
YrpofiflixiSni, a proper name.
Zrpdu($oi,-ov, b, same as arp6(ii\os.
~Zrpovdi£u), f. -taw, (fr. arpovdbi a
sparrow ) to chirp, cry as a sparrow.
HrpovdioKd/jLrjXoi, and SrpovdoKdfjn-
\o$,-ov, o,(fr. arpovBbi a sparrow,
and Kdun\o( a camel) an ostrich.
"Zrpovdi'ov, -ov, rb, (dim. of next) a
little sparrow.
1.rpovdbc, -ov, b, a sparrow, smalt
bird ; an ostrich ; a kind of herb.
Xrpodf, (cont. fr. last) a sparrow.
ZrpocpdXtyi;, -yog, r), (fr. next) a
turning, whirling, spinning ; a
vortex, eddy, whirlwind ; a
circle, wheel, axis of a wlieel ; a
round cheese.
£rpo0aA/^w, (fr. arpitboy to turn) to
wind, roll, turn, whirl.
"Zrpo<pdu> -u, to turn, turn about ;
to be at or in, live, abide, con-
verse.
~Zrpo<ptvg, -iog, Att. -twj, ri, (fr.
arpi<po) to turn) a hinge.
YrpoQij, -ijs, h-, (fr« same) a turn-
ing, bend, turn ; distortion ; a
return, revolution; an artifice,
evasion, shift, contrivance; a
part of the chorus in plays ; a
stanza.
Y.rp6<t>iy^, -yyos, b, (fr. same) the
turning of a joint ; a hinge ; a
turning, bending ; flexibility,
pliancy.
2TT
?.rpo<ploio, Ion. g. of 2rp<$0«oj, -ov,<
b, a proper name.
ZTpocpU, -<<W, ^> Cr' trrpfyu) to
turn) « turning, fold, roll, coil ;
a cock or spiggot ; a rogue, shuf-
Jler, slippery fellow.
Yrp6<pos, -ov, b, (fr. same) any
thing twisted, a rope, cord, band,
swathe, belt ; a disease or twist-
ing of the bowtls.
2rpo<pwpevni, n. pi. fern. cont. par.
pres. pass, of orpofdu.
Hrpotpwrbs, ->), -bv, (fr. arpiQui to
turn) turning, that may be
turned.
Trpdw, obs. for which aTpwYvvpi.
Hrpvuapyos, violently libidinous.
"LTpvu&v, -6vos, h, name of a river,
a. Yrpvu6va.
2rpu0vdj, -r), -ov, same as arv<f)v6s-
Irpvxybi, -ov, b, an herb, night-
shade.
"S.Tp&na, -aros, rb, (fr. arptbvvvui to
strew) a couch, bed, pallet ; a
blanket, coverlet, bedclothes ;
housing, trappings.
2Tpu>nuTevs, -ios, Att. -iots, f), and
l,Tpu)fifi, -rjs, //, (fr. same) a
cushion ; a garment, cloak, coat.
%Tpu>fii>ri, -rjs, >/, (fr. next) a bed,
pallet ; a blanket, coverlet, bed-
clothes ; a carpet.
"ZTpdvvvui or Srpwvvvo), f. arpwau,
(fr. (Tropin to strew) to streu),
spread, scatter, make smooth ; to
make a bed ; to furnish, prepare.
impf. ind. act. carpdjvvvov. 1 a.
act. ind. iarpuaa' impr. arpdaov,
-drw. per. pass. ind. iarpwuai,
-aai, -rai' par. earpupivos, -77,
-ov.
T.rp&ats, -log, Att. -ms, f/, (fr. last)
a strewing, spreading, making a
bed; preparation, laying out.
"Zrpuoov, 1 a. impr. act. — SrpcScrw,
1 f. ind. act. of orpuvvvui.
T.Tpurrip, -rjpos, b, (fr. arpuvvvu)
to strew) one who prepares,
spreads or strews any thing ;
a bedmaker ; a butler, waiter ; a
rafter, joist ; a hurdle.
Erpwrdj, -17, -bv, (fr. same) strewn,
spread; laid, covered.
"Erpucpaodai, pres. inf. pass. cont. of
71rptD<pd(o -5, same as arpocpdu). 1
f. ind. mid. arp<j)(f>fjoopai.
T.Tpu)(pu>ucvos, pres. par. pass. cont.
of last.
7.rpu>u, obs. fr. oropiio, see arpdv-
vvut.
Hrvyici, ind. — "Ervyiji, sub. 3 sin.
pres. act. of arvyiu.
Zrvytpn, Ion. for arvytpa, fern, of
"Zrvytpbs, -pa, -pbv, (fr. arvyiu
to frighten) terrible, horrible,
frightful ; sad mournful, griev-
ous, dismal, odious.
ZrvyepuTrws, -cos -ovs, b, r), (fr. lastj
and uip the countenance) hate-
ful, odious, hideous, frightful.
Irvytp&s, (fr. arvytpbs frightful)
terribly, frightfully, dismally,
sadly.
TZrvyiu, f. -fjous, and crtJfw, to shud-
der at, tremble, quake ; to dread,
detest, abhor. 1 a. ind. act.
iorvta. 2 a. ind. act. iartiyov,
3X Y
2Tn
Hriyrjua, -Xros, rb, (fr. same)
hatred, aversion, detestation.
I,Tvyr)rbi, -r), -bv, (fr. same) hate-
ful, odious, to be hated.
"Zrvyvd^u, f. -daw, (fr. arvyvbs odi-
ous) to be sad, have a sorrowful
countenance, look dark, lower ;
to be astonished, confounded. 1
a. act. ind. tarvyvaaa' par.
arvyvdaas, -aaa, -av.
"Zrvyvd^uv, par. pres. act. — Trvy-
vdaai, par. 1 a. act. of last.
Zrvyvbs, -r), -bv, (fr. arvyiu to
hate) odious, hateful; detested,
abhorred; sorrowful, sad, gloomy,
horrid.
SrSyoj, -eos -ovs, to, (fr. same)
hatred, aversion.
Srvyw, f. -fu>, same as arvyiu.
"EriXos, -ov, b, a column, pillar ; a
pen, style.
HrvXdu -di, f. -uau, (fr. last) to
raise a pillar.
Sriif, -vybs, {/, (fr. arvyiu to dread)
the rivei Styx.
Zrvfaiui, 1 a. opt. act. of arvyiu.
Y.rvirtiev, -ov, rb, (fr. next) tow,
.flax.
Hrvirn, -ns, //, (fr. arvfyu to bind)
tow, flax, hemp.
Y.Tirtr], -ns, fj, (fr. same) a slock,
stem ; a rammer.
Hrvmvos, -n* -ov, (fr. arv-nti tow)
made of tow, flax or hemp
linen.
Hrviros, -eos -ovs, rb, a stock, stem
trunk ; a, rammer.
"Zrvirirdivos, same as arvmvos*
"Lrvmrtiov or Stdtttt/ov, -ov% rb,
same as arv-ntiov.
Zrvirirt], -rjs, r), same as arvrrrj.
Jlrvvrripia, -as, fj, (fr. orv(pu to
bind) alum.
'ZTvirr'iKbs, ->)» -bv, (fr. same) bind-
ing, astringent, styptic ; bitter^
sour.
Yrvpdiavos, -v, -ov, (fr. next) of
the Slyrax, of the green poplar.
Ervoaf, -dicos, hi ^e Styrax, a
tree ; whence mas. the shaft, or
handle of a spear ; a spear.
'Zrv<pcXt^u, f. -fa, (fr. arvipii) to
bind) to shake, move, stir ; to
treat roughly, abuse, disturb,
drive away.
Y.Tv<pz\i$ai, 1 a. inf. act. of last.
"ErvipeXbs, -r), -bv, (fr. oTvcfxa to
bind) hard, condensed, firm;
rugged, rough.
I.Tv<pvbs, -n, -ov, (fr. same) bind-
ing, astringent ; stiff] sour,
harsh, austere.
1.rv<ppbs, -a, -bv, (fr. same) same
as arv<f>c.\6s.
Zrixpo), f. -xj/u, to bind, be astrm
gent ; to thicken, condense, cur-
dle.
SrtJ^jy, -ios, Att. -£0>j, ifr, (fr. last)
asiringency ; thickening, con
densation.
Hrvo), f. -vao>, to bind, aslringe,
tighten ; to stiffen, harden, thick
en ; to desire the female ; to
grieve, fret, vex.
"Zruticbs, -f), -d>, ( fr. aroa the porch
or school of Stoics) Stoic : a
Stoic.
(529)
Srw/ySX/d) -Z, (fr. er6ua a mouth)
to prate, chatter, talk much.
"LruuvXia, -as, >/, (fr. same) loqua-
city, talkativeness ; facetiousnesst
wit ; trifles, nonsense.
HrwpvWu), same as (rrwuuX/w.
ZTu>uv\ua, -dros, rb, (fr. last) lo-
quacity, talkativeness ; trifles.
Srw/iijAoj, -ov, b, f), (fr. ar6ua a
mouth) loquacious, talkative,
prattling ; petulant, saucy ; fa-
cetious, witty.
Hi), aov, thou, you.
Y-vaypos, -oy, b, (fr. avs a pig, an
dyptos wild) a wild boar.
Y.v(Sdpis, -tios or -ios, f), Sybaris,
name of a city. Also, extrava-
gance, excess, luxury.
T.vfiapiTnsy -ov, b, (fr. last) an in-
habitant of Sybaris.
YvPapiTticbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) Sy-
baritic ; luxurious, extravagant.
lu/JapIrtf, -XnSos, 1% (fr. same) a
woman of Sybaris.
"Zvfifivn or 1v^ivn,-nSi h* (fr- »«** *
pig) a sheath, case or bag made
of pig's skin ; a hunting spear.
"Zvfioaiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
p(5(i> to feed) a herd of swine.
Zv@u>ttis, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a feeder
of svnne, a swine herd.
Ivy' for avyt, fr. erv, and ye.
T.vyytypa<p6rts, n. pi. of — "Zvyye-
ypaipius, -via, -bs, per. par. act.
of avyypdcpia*
HvyytXdu -w, (fr. avv together
with, and yeidw to laugh) to
laugh with.
"Svyytvua, -as, fi, (fr. same, and
yivouai to be born) relationship,
kindred, affinity, family con-
nexion.
Tvyycviodai, 2 a, inf. mid. of avy-
yivouai.
Yvyytveai or -ffu,d.pl.— Yvyycvus%
ivyytvrjf'EvyyeviovjCont. cases of
Y.vyytvris, -ios -ovs,b, //, (fr. avv to-
gether, and ylvoftai to be born)
related, connected, of the same
parents. Subs, a kinsman or
kinswoman, relation.
HvyycvwfitOa, 1 pi. 2 a. sub. mid.
of avyylvouai.
HvyyripdaKO), f. -Saw, (fr. avv to«
gether with, and ynpdaKU) to
grow old, th. yfjpus old age) U
grow old along with.
2vyyjv£c-0aj,pres. inf. pass, of
Hvyyivop.ai, (fr. aiv together, and
yivop.ai to be) to be with, live,
converse or be intimate with,
keep company with ; to lie with
have to do with ; to meet, assem-
ble, collect together ; to talk,
confer or discourse together ; to
be engaged, implicated or in-
volved in.
Y.vyyiviiaKw,{r\. same, and yivuaKia
to know) to know, acknowledge ;
to know of, be conscious of; to
consent, agree, be of one mind ;
to find out, discover ; to pardon,
forgive, excuse.
Zvyyvwur), -rjSi h, (fr. same) par-
don, forgiveness ; permission^
leave, concession, indulgence.
Hvyvvoi'iQvtKbs, -ij, -bv, (fr. same)
srr
forgiving, mild, indulgent, mer-
ciful ; Jit to be pardoned, worthy
of forgiveness.
YvyyvwmDv, -ovof, b, ft, (fr. same)
mild, forgiving, merciful, indul-
gent ; agreeing, of one mind.
^vyyvoodrivai, 1 a. inf. pass, of
ovyytvuoKU).
Ivyyvuarbs, -^, -bv, (fr. aiv toge-
ther, and yivwoxw to know) to
be forgiven, pardonable, excusa-
ble.
Tvyyovos, -ov, t. s;, same as avy-
ytvrji.
Tvyyptt^fia, -aros, rb, (fr. abv to-
gether with, and ypd<pu to
write) a writing, treatise, com-
position, book, work, clause.
T.vyypa<f>cvs, -ios, b, (fr. same) a
writer, author, historian.
T.vyypa<ptl, -7,$, ^, (fr. same) a writ-
ing, treatise, composition, history.
Tuyypd<p<o, f. -xpu, (fr. same) to
compose, describe, give a written
account of, commit to paper
write a history ; to subscribe,
consent to. Yvyypri<po)/ai, to bar-
gain, agree, covenant, stipulate.
Ivyyvuvaain, -af, //, (fr. avv toge
ther, and yvuvaata exercise) a
joint or common exercise, inter
course.
Tvyxadaylfa, f. -Yam, (fr. cDvwith,
Kara intens. and ayioc holy) to
offer or consecrate along with ;
to wash or purify together.
Tvyicadiitpiu -5, (fr. avv together,
Kara down, and a'tptu to take)
to assist in demolishing or over-
turning ; to help in unloading ;
to aid, assist, engage with ; to
obtain, gain, conquer.
EvyKaQeipyu), (fr. same, and Kadc-
(pyii) to confine) to shut up with,
enclose together.
TvyKaOfkieu) or -i\kvu>, (fr. same,
and KaBiXKu) to pull down) to
assist in pulling down ; to pull
down with ; to rout or overthrow
together.
HvyKaOcvtinrTic, -jo?, Att. -ewj, }),
(fr. same, and KaOcvSw to sleep)
a sleeping together.
1vyKu8t<>5u), (fr. same) to sleep to-
gether.
2vyKadrx],iu), (fr. aiv together, and
KaOeipiu to boil) to boil along
with.
IvyKadquai, (fr. same, and Kd8n-
uai to sit down) to sit with, sit
together, par. pres. mid. avyica-
Oi'lfitvos, -n, -ov.
vyKaQifa, (fr. same, and KaBifa to
seat, th. eu) to set) to set, place
or make sit down with ; to sit
down with. 1 a. act. ind. avvt-
KdO'iaa' par. avyKaBiaas.
SvyKaBtadvruv, g. pi. par. 1 a.
act. of last.
TvyK<i6v<p?i[vu>, (fr. avv together,
and Ka9v<f>nlv(i> to weave, th.
v&ixliu: same) to weave together
with, interweave.
EvyKaiii>, f. -Krttiffw, p. ovyicUavKa,
(fr. same, and *a/w to burn) to
burn with or together with ; to
burn up.
2xr
T.vykJKoira8fu> -u>, f. -ifaw, p. avy-
KtKaKoirddrjKa, (fr. same, kokos
evil, and iraObs feeling, th. -nda-
£(i> to suffer) to suffer evil or
affliction with ; to share misfor-
tunes, endure for.
ZvyKaKoirdBrjaov, -drw, 1 a. impr.
act. of last.
ivyKaKovyttadaif pres. inf. mid.
cont. of
71vyKaKovxi(t> -w,f. -»/<ru», p. avyKC-
KuKuvxnxa, (fr. avv together, ko.-
xbg evil, and /^w to have) to af-
flict, harass or persecute vnth.
'ZvyKaKov^iouai -ovftat, to suffer
ill together, be evil- entreated, en-
dure along with.
Tvyica\i<i) -u, or -iouai -ovuat, f.
-/<rw and -rjoti), p. avyKiKXr/Ka,
(fr. same, and icaXiut to call) to
call together, convoke, assemble.
1 a. ind. act. avvtKaXnaa. 1 a.
ind. mid. avviKaXnadurjv, -w,
-aro.
ZvyicdXvfiua, -arof, rb, (fr. next)
a covering, shade, veil, wing ;
shelter, piotection.
'ZvyicaXvrtrtj), f. -i/.w, p. avyKCKaXv-
0a, (fr. abv together, and koXvk-
Tb) to cover) to cover closely, con-
ceal, hide, veil ; to overwhelm,
bury. per. pass. ind. 'avyKCKa-
Xv/juai' par. avyKtKaXvuuivof, -n,
•ov. 1 a. ind. pass. avvcKd\v<p-
&"*, ~VS, ->/• 2 a. ind. pass, avvt-
KaXvjJnv.
1vyKaX\>\\.tuv, JE.o\. for avyicdXv-
\pai, 3 sin. 1 a. opt. act. of last.
£uy*<i/ivw, (fr. avv together, and
Kauvui to toil) to join in labour
to help, aid, assist.
"ZvyifduBTu, f. -ifw, p. ovyKiKaufya,
(fr. same, and Kdunrw to bend)
to bend or bow downwards, bow
together. 1 a. act. avviKa^a.
Zvyicauxpov, -drw, 1 a. impr. act
of last.
Iu)'Kdrru> for avyK>tunru.
ZvyKara(Jaivu>, (fr. avv together
with, Kara down, and th. (Jar,
to go) to descend or go down to-
gether with, go along with ; to
condescend, accommodate, ex-
pose or offer one's self; to con-
cur, agree with, submit, comply,
incline to another,s wish. 2 a.
act. ind. avyKari(Jnv, -rji, -rj'
par. avyKarafJas, n. pi. avyicara-
(Jdvreg.
HvyKaraynpdu) -u>, or -yrjpdaK(i),(fr.
avv together, Kara intens. and
ynpdio to grow old, th. ynpas old
age) to grow old together, decay
along with ; to grow blunt.
TvyKardyvvut, (fr. avv together,
and Kardyvvui to break in pieces,
th. dyo) to break) to break down,
together ; to assist in breaking
doum or in reducing.
"ZvyKardyia, (fr. same, and dyu>
to lead) to bring back with, re-
store or bring back together.
"SvyKara^evyvvui, (fr. same, and
^evyvvui to join) to join, yoke or
harness together ; to unite. Svy-
Karatyvyvvuai, to be engaged
with or implicated in.
(530)
srr
TvyKaraOioOat, 2 a. inf. mid. of
cvyKarariOrjut.
ZvyKardtiiais, -tog, Att. -£a>v, fj, (fr.
same) conm linn, consent, agree-
ment, concord ; a vole, approba •
tion.
TvyKaraKaXvnrw, (fr. avv together,
Kdrd intens. and KuX>'nrr<j> lo
cover) to cover together with,
hi fie along with.
ZvyKaraKXciw, (fr. same, and *>.i/u>
to shut) to shut up along with,
ronfnc with,
T.vyK(iraKXtjpovoii{u) -w, (fr. same,
and KXtjpoviiuiio to inherit) to in-
herit atemg with or jointly.
Y-vyKuniftiyfOiJn, (fr. same, and
ulyvvui to mix) to mix toge-
ther with, blend, compound to-
gether.
Y.\iyK;ir<ipinru>, (fr. same, and liir-
70) to throw) to throui down along
uitli, fmg down together.
Y.vyKaraai)nui, (fr. same, and aijvta
to putrefy) to putrefy altogether ,
rot entirely.
ZvyKaracKt'nrrtjs, -ov, b, (fr. same,
and aKdirro) to dig) a spoiler,
plunderer, destroyer, underminer,
supplanter.
TvyKaraoKanro), (fr. same) to pull
down, undermine, destroy.
2vyKaraaKcvd£ui, f. -a"au), (fr. avv
together, Kara intens. and aKcvd-
£(d to prepare, th. aKcvoi a ves-
sel) to assist m preparing, see
KaruaKtvd^o).
'ZvyKaraoKtvacas, -aaa, -av, 1 a,
par. act. of last.
'ZvyKaraaKnvdu) -<D, f. -citru), (fr. avv
together, Kara intens. and aKn-
v6u) to dwell in tents, th. oKnvi)
a tent) to dwell together in tents ;
to live in the same lent, put up
together.
ZvyKaraandut, (fr. same, and aitdu>
to draw) to pull or draw along
with ; to tear away, end in
pieces.
ZvyKaraarpcipauivwv, g. pi. 1 a.
par. mid. of
JLvyKaraarpi(f>ij>, (fr. avv together,
Kara down, and arpitpu) to turn)
to overturn along with, over~
throw or reduce together. Yvy-
Karaarpi<pouai, to be overthrown,
or lay down life together.
HvyKarardrru), (fr. avv along with,
Kara intens. and rdrrui to ar-
range) to place or station vnth
others, set together.
ZvyKararidnui, (fr. same, and ri-
Orjfii to put) to put doum together
with. HvyKarariOtuat, to vote
with, consent, agree, concur
vnth. per. pass. ind. avyKara-
riQtiuai.
"ZvyKarartduuivoi, -n, -ov, par.
per. pass.. of last.
"ZvyKara<pay6vra, a. sin. 2 a. par.
act. of
"ZvyKaratyayia, (fr. avv together,
Kara intens. and <pdy<i) to eat)
to eat along with, devour toge-
ther.
HvyKara<pipw, (fr. same, Kari
downwards, and 0/pu to carry)
2Y1
to take down with, snatch away,
carry off. "ZvyKaratpipofiai, to go
down along with, descend to-
gether.
SvytcaracpXiyw, (fr. same, rara m-
lens. and <p\iyw to burn) to con-
sume, burn up.
Y.vyKaTa\\jn<fiiCw, f. -taw, p. ovyrca-
Ttxpi'i^tKa, (fr. same, and \pr]<pi$w
to vote, th. \prj<po$ a pebble) to
condemn along with ; to elect,
receive into the number, number
with ; to decree, enact, pass.
ovyKaTa\pT)<pi£oixai.
SvyKdrtipi, (fr. aiiv with, Kara
downwards, and tifii to go) to
go down along with, descend
with.
VvyKaTiXBwfiCv, 1 pi. 2 a. sub. act.
of avyKarep^opai.
"EvyKarcpyd^ofxaL, (fr. avv together,
Kara intens. and tpyd^opai to
work, th. ipyov a work) to co-
operate with, assist with, achieve
with.
'ZvyKaTrp^o/iai, (fr. same, Kara
down, and rp^o/iai to come) to
descend; to return together, re-
turn home.
YvyKarc\pr]<}>(cr8riv, -r)S,-r), 1 a. ind.
pass, of avyicaTa\pn<pi%w.
YvyKarfjcaav for ovyKaTntlaav, 3
pi. pper. mid. of avyKartiut.
2vyKaTopv£ai, 1 a. inf. act. of
T,vyKaTopvaow or -ttw, f. -feu, (fr.
ovv together, Kara down, and
opvaow to dig) to stab along with ;
to dig along with ; to bury to-
gether.
JtiyKtipat, (fr. aiiv together, and
Kttfiat to lie) to be placed to-
gether, lie together ; to be settled,
arranged ; to be composed or
consist of ; to have an agree-
ment with ; to agree together,
conspire.
YvyKiijxtvov, -ov, tq, (neut. pres.
par. of last) a thing agreed on,
agreement, bargain, contract.
IvyKeirai, (3 sin. pres. ind. of
same, used impers.) it is cer-
tain, it is evident.
yLvyKtKa\vfxfxivoi, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of ovyKaXvirrw.
HvyKCK\curfitvos, -rj, -ov, par. per.
pass, of avyxXdw.
*LvyKF.KoiAfiivos, per. par. pass, of
GVyKdTTTQ).
"ZvyKtKpajxtvos, -n, -ov, Sync, for
ovyKtKtpajxevoq, par. per. pass, of
ovyKcpdvvvni.
Si>x*cvr&», (fr. aiiv together, and
KtvTtbi to goad) to pierce or slab
together, slay together, mur-
der.
J.vyKtpdvvvpi,f. avyKepdaw,\>. avy-
K'.KtpaKa, (fr. aiiv together, and
Ktpdvvvjxi to mix) to mix or com-
pound together, attemper, tem-
per, coalesce ; to blend, unite. 1
a. ind. act. ovvcicipaoa, -as, -c.
per. pass. ind. by Sync. avyxi-
Kpaufxai.
y.vyKtpari^fj) or -t^ofiai, (fr. same,
and icipas a horn) to fight with
horns.
Ivytcpawtiu -Si, (fr. same, and «-
2xr
pavvds thunder) to thunder to-
gether with.
"ZvyKcpdu, same as ovyKzpdvvvui.
"ZvyKt(pa\at6w -Si, and -doftai -ov-
uai, (fr. avv together, and Kttpa-
\ai6w to sum up, th. icc<pa\r) the
head) to take the heads of, sum
up, deliver briefly ; to add up,
make the amount.
"ZvyKtyvfiivoi, -r/, -ov, par. — Zuy-
Kt^vTai, ind. 3 sin. per. pass, of
ovy%vw.
TZvyKc^wpfiadw, 3 sin. per. impr.
pass, of ovy%wpew.
Xvytce^uxTjiiva, per. par. pass, of
avyyfiw.
"Zvyiclviw -S>, f. -t'/aw, p. avyKCKtvn-
Ka, (fr. avv together, and kiv(w
to move) to move together, put in
motion, stir up. 1 a. ind. act.
avvtKivnaa, -as, -t.
HvyKivrjats, -io$, Att. -ew$, >'/, (fr.
same) commotion, disturbance,
agitation.
HvyicXaais, -to$, Att. -twj, >/, and
ZvyKXaa/ids, -ov, b, (fr. next) a
bruise, contusion.
'SvyxXdw -Si, f. -daw, fr. ovv toge-
ther, and <cXaw, which see.
Y.vyK\iioi$, -io$, Att. -ew$, fi, Xtfy-
K^eiofxa, -dros, to, and "EvyicXua-
pos, -ov, b, (fr. avyK^eiw to shut
up) a meeting or joining toge-
ther ; a joint; a shutting up ; a
siege ; a prison, cell.
YvytcXuarbs, -r), -ov, (fr. next)
closed, joined together ; connect-
ed by joints.
Euyx-Aaw, f. -daw, p. avyKeickeiKa,
(fr. avv together, and k\ciw to
shut) to enclose, shut up toge-
ther, confine ; to catch ; to in-
volve, engage in. 1 a. ind. act.
avviK\eiaa. per. pass. ind. avy-
KiKXeiaitai, -aai, -raf par. avy-
KExXuonivos, -rj, -ov.
"LvyKXrjpovoyifw -S>, f. -r)aw, p. avy-
KtK\r)pov6iirixa, (fr. next) to inhe-
rit along with.
"LvyKX-npovofios, -ov, b, t), (fr. avv
together, Kkr\po$ a lot, and vijiw
to distribute) a joint-heir, co-
heir ; a colleague, associate,
sharer.
YvyK\r]T0i, -ov, b, t), (fr. tvt toge-
ther, and KaXiw to call) called
together, convoked, assembled,
convened. Subs. viz. (3ov\r), an
assembly, councu, senate, parti-
cularly the Roman senate.
'Zvyic'Xv'^w, f. -vow, p. -vko, (fr.
same, and k\v$w to wash) to
inundate, drown, overwhelm.
EtfyAcAvf, -v!iosf b, r), (fr. avv toge-
ther, and Ka\iu) to call, or per-
haps kAv£w to wash) collected,
brought together, promiscuous.
Subs, a conflux, crowd.
YvyKoiiidofxai Spat, f. -rjoouai ,(fr.
same, and noifxdw to lie down) to
lie down together, sleep with.
"LvyKoivuiveirs, 2 pi. cont. pres. ind.
orimpr.act. — ZvyicoivwvfjoavTes,
n. pi. par. 1 a. act Yvyicoivw-
vfianrt, 2 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of
Zuy*o«vwvf(i) -5, f. -tow, p. ovyict-
KoiViLvifica, (fr. avv together, koV i
(531)
2rr
vwvbs a partaker, th. jrocvd; com-
mon) to share with, partake of;
to communicate, impart ; to have
intercourse or communication
with. n. pi. pres. par. act. cont.
ovyKoivwvovvres. 1 a. ind. act
avvcKoivwvrioa.
Hvyxoivwvds, -ov, b, r), (fr. same) a
partaker, sharer, participator.
"ZvyKoiTd^ouai, (fr. next) to lie with.
"ZvyxoiTos, -ov, b, t), (fr. ai>v with,
and Koirri a bed) a bedfellow
congenial, agreeable, concordant.
"LvyKoWditrw, (fr. same, and ko
\diTTU) to bruise) to bruise or beat
together.
EvycoAAou -Si, f. -r)au>, p. avyKtK6\-
\nica,. (fr. same, and koXago) to
glue) to glue, solder or cement
together ; to imitate, adopt.
SuyKoAu///3aw -Si, f. -rjow,(fr. same,
and KoXvjxfidw to swim) to swim
together. 1 f. ind. act. ovyico\vu-
P>'/o(d,-tis, -ci.
IvyKOjuor), -rjs, ft, (fr. next) a col'
lection, gathering ; harvest.
'SvyKOfii^w, f. -taw, p. avyKtK6piKa,
(fr. aiiv together, and Kopi^w to
carry) to carry or bring to-
gether, collect, gather; to reapt
make harvest ; to bury. HvyKo-
ui^ofiai, to store or treasure up ;
io Se^ #»in» acquire ; to claim.
1 a. ind.. act. act. avviKdjiioa.
"Zvyico-Krjy-iis, r), (fr. next) a faint,
swoom.; a compression, shorten-
ing, contraction ; syncope, a
grammatical figure.
HvyKonTw, f. -\pw, (fr. aiiv together,
and k6ittw to cut) to break or
cut up, cut into pieces, chop ; to
beat, bruise, pound together ; to
cut off, contract, shorten.
^vyKoofiiw -w, f. -t)aw, fr. same,
and Koojxiw, which see. 1 f. inf.
act. avyKoapirjativ.
HvyKpaois, -io$, Att. -ew$, >'/, (fr.
aiiv together, and Ktpdvvvui to
mix) a mixture, intercourse,
commerce.
YvyKpartw -w, (fr. same, and Kpa
rtw to prevail) to hold, together
maintain, support.
YvyKptua, -aro$, to, (fr. avyKpiw
to join together) a joining, ce-
ment, concretion, mass ; a com-
parison ; a proclamation, decree,
edict ; interpretation, opinion,
judgment.
"Zvyicpivai, 1 a.inf.act. — Y.vyKptva$,
-aaa, -av, la. par. act. — SvyKpl.
vovrts, n. pi. pres. par. act. of
"£vyKpTvw,(. -vw, (fr. avv together,
and Kpivw to judge) io join, glue
together, cement ; to compare,
compare with, judge by compari-
son ; to contend, strive, dispute ;
to unfold, interpret, explain ; to
contract, shrink. Y^yKpivouai, to
coalesce, grow together, unite.
Yvyicpiois, -iof, Att. -£uk, {j, (fr.
last) analogy, conformity, com-
parison, interpretation; custom,
manner, rite.
"ZvyxpoTiw, (fr. aiiv together and
Kporiw to strike) to strike log ether,
clap ; to applaud; to dam claU
irr
zrz
I TIC
t*r, rctile ; to weld together ; to Zvyx^, f- -wow, (fr. same, and
compose, settle, arrange ; to pre-
pare, make ready, accoutre,
equip, furnish ; to collect, assem-
ble, raise, levy ; to proclaim,
publish; to encourage, animate,
cheer.
TvyKpow.s, -ios, Att. -cws, fi, and
ivyicpovofibs, -ov, b, (fr. next) a
concussion, collision; a grudge,
pique, quarrel ; fraud, impos-
ture ; conspiracy.
Ivyxpovu, (fr. ovv together, and
xpovut to beat) to strike or knock
together, dash against each other
clash ; to clap the hands ; to
embroil, set by the ears ; to col-
lect, assemble ; to pump or draw
out secrets, force a confession.
TLvyicpvirru, fr. same, and icpujrrw,
which sec. ZvyKpv\pai, 1 a. inf.
act.
Tvyxrl^u, f. -Vow, p. wvinriKa, (fr.
oiiv together, and ktj^w to build )
to create together ; to found,
build.
TvyKrlorrjs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a fel-
low colonist.
'ZvyKvrrru, f. -</«, p. ovyniicvQa,
(fr. same, and kvittw to bend
downwards) to look downward;
to bow or bend togetfier, stoop ;
to close together, contract ; to
agree, consent ; to conspire.
T.vyKvpiw -w, (fr. same, and Kvpiw
to meet with) to fall in with,
meet, find ; to happen, chance ;
to dash, encounter, dash together.
^vyKvpnua,-aros, rd, and Yvynvpla,
-as, f), (fr. same) an occurrence,
coincidence, chance, accident.
J.vyxvp<j), f. -Kvpow, (fr. same) to
fall in with, meet, happen with ;
to encounter, dash together or
against each other.
TvyKvQiov, -ou, rd, (fr. next) a
chance, accident.
ZvyKvtpu, (fr. ovv together, and
kvtttu) to bend ) to bend together ;
to bend, bow, stoop ; to close to-
gether, contract.
Tvyicwudfart, Dor. for ovyKwud-
care, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. of
'Zvyxwudfa, f. -uo-ti), (fr. aiiv to-
gether, and KUfidfa to revel) to
revel together ; to set up or begin
the dance.
2vyxaipti,3 sin. pres. ind. act. —
ivy%aiptT£, 2 pi. pres. ind. or
impr. act. of
Tvyxaipw, (fr. oiiv together, and
Xaiput to rejoice) to rejoice along
with, congratulate, impf. ind.
act. avvfxaipov, -cs, -t. 2 a. pass,
md. (rvvcxupnv, -ns,-n "impr. ovy-
£rtf»70<, ->/Tw, in pi. avyxdpnre.
'Zvyxaptiraii 3 sin. 2 f. ind. mid.
— "Zvyydpnrc, 2 pi. 2 a. sub.
pass, of last.
^YXeh Pres- impf- act. of
'Zvyxiu -<2, f. -xjsvow, (fr. ovv to-
gether, and x*u to pour) to pour
together; to confuse, disturb, con-
found, amaze, alarm.
Joy^opcuw, f. -evom, (fr. same,
and xopevu) to dance, th. yopoj
a dance) to dance together.
X6u to heap up) to cover with a
mound of earth, bury ; to heap
together, pile up.
Tvyxdouai -iouat, f. -rjaouai, p.
ovyxexpnuai, (fr. same, and
Xpo.u> to lend) to have intercourse;
to use in common ; to borrow, ac-
cept of.
Hvyxpovitu), f. -too), p. ovyicexp6-\ argument, a. ov^nrnotv.
vtxa, (fr. same, and ^povf^w to Tvfyrnrns, -ov, o, (fr. same) a dis-
"Zvlnriw -u>, f. -rjota, p. ovvi^rvKa,
(fr. avv together, and fyriw tt
seek) to inquire of one another ;
to question, argue, dispute with.
impf. ind. act. ovvityrtov -ovv,
-tcs -ci$, -u -ti. 1 a. ind. act.
ovvi^noa.
Y.vtyrnais, -toj, Att. -tu>s, //, (fr.
same) an inquiry, disputation,
grow old, th. xpovos time ) to de-
lay or tarry with ; to be of equal
age with.
"Lvyxp&vrai, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind.
mid. of ovyxpdouai.
Tvyxvvo), and Evy^uw, f. -vow, p.
ovyKlx^xa, (fr. ovv together, and
yvw to pour) to confound, con-
fuse, baffle, disturb, alarm. 2 a.
or impf. ind. act. ovvlxvovi ~cs,
-£. per. pass. ind. ovyxixyuat,
-oat, -raf par. ovyKCX.vufvos, -n,
-ov. 1 a. md. pass. ovvcx^Onv,
-vs, -».
Xi5yxC<7<?,-«o?,'Att.-rw{, //, (fr. last)
confusion, disturbance, uproar.
TLvyx^w, same as ovyxyvu).
Evy^wvn'w, (fr. avv together, and
X^vtvu) to melt, th. ywvn a cru-
crble) to melt in a furnace, melt
together.
Tvyx^>yv"ul or Tvyx^vvvw, (fr.
same, and ^ow to heap) to forti-
fy with a rampart or mound ; to
heap together ; to bury.
T.vyyjopa, -as, h, (fr- same, and
X&pa a place) the same country.
Tvyx^piu), f. -r'jou), (fr. same, and
Xupiut to yield) to concede, yield^
grant, give way to ; to cede, give
up, remit; to pardon, forgive,
indulge ; to bargain, stipulate.
pres. par. pass. cont. ovyx^poi-
utvos.
Zvyx&pnois, -io$, Att. -cwf, >'/, (fr.
same) concession, grant, per-
mission, allowance,
vyxupnrhs, -a, -ov, (fr. same) to
be conceded or granted.
"Zvyx&oai, 1 a. inf. act. of ovyxow
Zvo'nv, (fr. ovo) to rouse, th. ociw to
shake) in haste, quickly, speedi-
ly, violently, impetuously.
Y.vts, n. pi. of ovs-
Zvcro, Ion. for tovtro, 3 sin. impf.
ind. pass, or 2 a. ind. mid. of
OV(i>.
Yv^do) -o), f. cv^/ffw, p. ovvf^nKa, (fr.
ovv together, and (aw to live) to
live together, be united with or
dependent on ; to be raised to
life along with.
Yvfcvyvv'j) or Hvfyvyviiui, f. o-u£ej5-
l-u), p. owifyvKa, (fr. same, and
\tvyvv<a to join) to yoke dr join
together, conjoin, couple, unite. 1
a. ind. act. aWfcufa. per. pass,
ind. ovvityvyuac par. avvetyvy-
uivos, -*?, -ov.
Zv£?v, Dor. for erufav, pres. inf.
act. — lu^/o-o/iEv, 1 pi. f. ind.
act. of ov^diD.
Ztffirrefc, pres. inf. act. cont. —
"EvfrrtTrt, 2 pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. — "LvCr/rovvras, -tej, -ruv,
cont- cases par. pres. act. of
(532)
puter, reasoner,
learned mun.
Yv^vyia, -hj, /;, (fr. ovv together,
and frvyvvfii to join) a joining
together, union ; marriage ; a
yoke, pair ; similarity, j/arallil
circumstance ; grammatical con-
jugation.
Iv^vytos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) yok'd
together, uniud.
"ZvQSyos, -ov, b, /), (Cr. same) join-
ed, united, coupled, married ;
yoked together.
Xu£wv, -cDiros, pres. par. act. cont.
of av^dut.
Eu(u>vvuw, (fr. ovv together, and
fyvyvvui to join) to bind or tie
together ; to gird with, encircle.
Zv(]u)oiTi)ifu) -w, f. -f]Ou), p. avvt-
CuiorroinKa, (fr. same, $uho, Poet
for £«w to live, and noi(u) to
make) to make alive with, restore
to life together with,
Y.vkv6s, ->), -ov, (fr. ai>s a pig) hog-
gish, brutish, boorish, clownish ;
stupid, silly, fooliih, dull.
"ZvOds, l a. par. pass. — £u0tv,lon.
and Bceot. Sync, for covdnoav,
3 pi. I a. ind. pass, of ovu>.
SDfli, Sync, for ovdnn, l a. impr.
pass, of ovu). Or the pres. or 2
a. impr. act. of oXiui, for ova>.
vKaWtSy "toos
a Jig-pecker.
Olijll
(fr.
ovkov a fig)
"Zvicduivov, -ov, rd, (fr. next) the
fruit of the sycamine or syca-
more tree, mulberry.
Zvicduivos, -ov, 6, a sycamine or sy
camore tree.
Zwein -fi, -ins -m, hi a fig-tree.
HvKtuiv or Y,vku)v, -ujvos, b, (fr. last)
a plantation of Jig-trees.
Zvrtvos, -n, -ov, (fr. same) ef Jig-
tree ; weak, brittle, slender ; use-
less, worthless.
YvKouopaia or -pia, -as, and Y.vk6-
uopos, -ov, fj, (fr- same, and u6-
pos a mulberry tree) a sycamore
tree.
Y.vkov, -ov, rb, a Jig.
"LvKofyavriui -w, f. -r'too), p. oenj-
KoipdvrnKa, (fr. ovkov a fig, and
(fiaivu) to show) to inform on
those who smuggled figs out of
Attica; to accuse falsely ; to ex-
tort. 1 a. ind. act. tovKotpdvrnoa.
— YvKofyavri'ionrt, 2 pi. 1 a. sub.
act.
ZvKo<bdvrns,-ov,b, (fr. same) afalse
accuser, informer, calumniator,
reviler ; a sycophant, flatterer.
HvKo<f>avria, -as, fi, (fr. same) ca-
lumny, false accusation, extor
tion.
^vKofyavTiiibsi -ft, -bv, (fr. same) ca-
lumnious, injurious, false, par-
2TA 2YM
"LvWifaptv, 1 pi. 1 a. sub. act.
of last.
'ZvXXrjfic'nv, (fr. avXXa/i(3dvu) to
comprehend) summarily, in a
word, to comprehend all.
SuXX^irrpta, -as, $, (fr. same) an
assistant, female helper, help-
mate.
ZvXXnfyOus, a. sin. -<p9ivra, par. —
YvXXr;<p$nri, impr. — IvXXrjtpdfj-
vai, inf. 1 a. pass, and
HvXXtj^t), 2 6in. 1 f. ind. pass, of
avWauPavw.
ZvWniptSi-ios, Att. -etas, fj, (fr. (rev
together, and Aaf//?a'vw to take)
a grasp, catching, seizure, lay-
ing hold of ; comprehension,
conception, understanding ; aid,
assistance, help ; Syllepsis, a
figure of rhetoric.
ZvWoyri, -ns, t'i, (fr. civ together,
and Xiyw to collect) a collection,
assembly, congregation ; a heap,
mass, pile.
IvAAoy<|o>, (fr. same) to collect,
assemble ; to levy. ZvXXoyityuai,
f. -taofxai, Att. -lovuai, to reason,
argue ; to conclude, infer ; to
discourse, deliberate ; to com-
pute, reckon, count, per. ind
pass. cvXXtXdyic^ai. 1 a. ind
mid. ovveXoyicdfinv, -u>, -aro.
HvXXoyia/jibs, -ov, b, (fr. last) deli
beration, argument, reasoning,
inference, syllogism ; an ac-
count, compulation, reckoning,
calculation, number ; a con-
trivance, plan, scheme.
ZvAAoyo?, -ov, b, (fr. avv together,
and Aryw to collect) an assem-
bly, congregation, meeting, con
ference, council.
TvXXoi5opiu> -w, f. -/Jffw, p. (rvXAc
\oi66pr)Ka,{fr. same, and Xotiopiu)
to reproach) to revile, reproach,
upbraid with.
ZrAAo^dw -Si, (fr. same, and Xd^ps
a company) to collect or assem-
ble forces, levy.
ZuAAo^ir^j, -ov, b, (fr. same) one
of the same company ; a fellow
soldier.
SuAAi'TTfo/iat -oTifxai, (fr. civ toge-
ther, and Xv-rrn grief) to condole
with, sympathize ; to be greatly
grieved at.
YvXXvTrov^itvos, -rj, -ov, par. pres.
mid. cont. of last.
EvAAvo), f. -vc<i>, (fr. civ together,
and Xv<a to unloose) to help to
unloose ; to break up or put an
end to disputes, decide ; to con-
ciliate, reconcile.
ZvAovjievoj, pres. par. pass. cont.
of avXiii) same as cvXdo).
YvXwv, act. — T,vXu>ptvos, pass.
pres. par. cont. of avXau.
T.vfi(iain, 3 sin. 2 a. opt. act. —
T.vv(3aivciv,T)res. inf. act. — £«//-
PaivovTos, g. sin. par. pres. act.
— Yvii0dvTu>v, g. pi. of cv[i(3as,
par. 2 a. act. of
2!v/ij8a/vw, f. mid. avu($fjaofjai, p.
cvufttfinKa, (fr. civ together, and
fianu) to go) to go or walk toge-
XX«(are, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. — I ther ; to come together, meet,
SuXAlfovat, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. — ; encounter engage ; to agree,
(533)
ttuZ, unjust Comp. cvKofavri-
ffwrcpo;.
Suiexoi, -u>v, oi, a kind of slippers.
Svkwv, -iavos, b, {fr. ovkov a lig)
a place planted with figs.
EuAaywyf'u) -a>, (fr. cvXn a prey,
and dyu to lead) to drive or car-
ry away booty ; to spoil, rob,
plunder.
EuXaywytDv, par. pres. act. cont.
of last.
HvXddds, Dor. for avXr,dtis.
Y.vXaaKt, Ion. for eavXa, 3 sin.
impf. ind. act. cont. of
ZvAriw or -iu) -oi, f. -fiou, p. ctcvXrj-
Ka, (fr. cvXn plunder) to plun-
der, rob, spoil, carry off, take
away, strip ; to take out, draw
forth. 1 a. ind. act. cci'Xtjoa.
ZtAcu/uvoj, -n, -ov, Dor. for avXov-
uevoi, pres. par. mid. cont. of
cvXiu).
ZuAtvw, same as avXdv.
XiXn, -»/?, fi, prey, plunder, booty,
spoil ; plundering, carrying
away, rapine.
2uA//0£??, -ilea, -Iv, 1 a. par. pass.
— "LnXficavrts, n. pi. 1 a. par.
act. of ffvXdci).
fuAAa/taV, act. — HvWafiioOai,
mid. 2 a. inf. — SuAAa/Jwv, -ovaa,
- -bv, pi. n. -(lovrts, d. -fiovci, act.
— JlvXXa(iducvos, -v, -ov, mid.
par. 2 a. of cvXXafifldvu).
IuXXa/3^ -rjs, t'i, (fr. same) a sylla-
ble ; a fold, knot.
ZvWayxdvw, (fr. civ together, and
Xay^diw to obtain by lot) to
share or receive by lot together,
inherit along v;ith.
"ZvXXaXiu) -w, f. -i?<7u>, p. crvAAsAa-
Xnica, (fr. oiiv together, and An-
Xeoj to speak) to talk, speak uith,
confer, converse together. 1 a.
act. ind. cvvtXdXrjaa.
IvXXaXovvra, n. pi. cont. par.
pres. act. — XuAAaA;ycra?, par. 1
a. act. of last.
IvXXaufidvov, pres. impr. mid. of
£t>AAa/i/?dvw,f. mid. cn;XX>}i|o//ai,p.
Att. cvvtiXnfya, (fr. oiiv together,
and Xaujidvw to take) to embrace,
salute ; to seize, grasp, catch,
lay hold of; to understand, per-
ceive ; to comprise, comprehend ;
to be conscious of, privy to ; to
conjecture, imagine, guess ; to
conceive, breed ; to co-operate,
assist, aid, help. per. par. act.
Att. cvveiXrjipws, -via, -6$. 2 a.
ind. act. evviXdftov. 1 a. ind.
pass. cvvtXji&Qnv. 2 a. ind. mid.
avvtXd^6fiTjv, -ov, -ero.
HvXXfycrai, 3 sin. pres. ind. mid.
— SuAAfyovrtj, n. pi. — SvAAf-
yovai, d. pi. par. pres. act. of
SvAA/yw, f. <rvXXi%u), p. cvXXiXeY
Att. <rvv£(Ao^a, (fr. cv v together,
and A<yw to collect) to gather,
collect, assemble ; to levy ; to
acquire, amass ; to combine ; to
conclude, infer. 1 a. act. ind
cvviXcia' impr. ovXXel-ov, -dr<a
sub. axXXi^iti, -j)s, -j), 3 pi. (rvA
Xf'£(i)3-(
coincide; to treat, transact, ttt
pulule ; to happen, occur, be-
fall, come to pass. per. par. act.
ovftfitpriKibs, -via, -oj. 2 a. act.
ind. Gvvjprjv, -ns, 'n' sub. av/iBuif
"0*1 "P" Par- avails, *aoa, -dv.
TLvufidXiiv, 2 a. inf. act. -— Zuji/Ja-
Xtdfitvos, Ion. and Att. for cvu-
0aX6uevos, par. 2 a. mid. — St/j-
PaXXcdfxtvos, Ion. and Att. for
miipaXXdfievos, pres. par. mid
Su/i.tfaXAtrovjIon. for (7uvf,3u'AAt-
ror, 2 du. impf. act. — Zt^a'A-
Xovaa, n. fern. par. pres. act. of
ZvpfldXXu), f. -PaXio, p. -($f(3Xr]Ka,
(fr. civ together, and /JdAAw to
throw) to join, unite, entuine,
lay or place together ; to throw
or dash together ; to throw back
upon, retort ; to match, pit ; to
compare ; to conjecture, infer ; to
confer, consirft with, argue, dis-
pute ; to bargain, agree, stipu-
late ; to lend money ; to come
together, assemble, meet ; to come
up with, encounter, engage, join
battle ; to contrive, invent, feign.
"Evfil3dXXo[jai, to calculate, com-
pute, reckon ; to contribute, sub-
scribe ; to assist, help, aid. 2 a.
act. ind. cvvifidXov' inf. <n7//?u-
Xeiv. 2 a. ind. mid. avvepaXo/xriv,
-ov, -tro. per. ind. mid. cvu@i
jSoXa.
Hvftfiafia, -aros, rd, (fr. ovuPawia
to happen) an event, accident.
1,v[i0dnev, Dor. for avufirjvai, 2 a.
inf. act. — Hvpfiavra, a sin. of
— "Zvii(3as, -aaa, -dv, 2 a. par.
act. of same.
2i)fii3aff(Ati'<70ju£v, 1 pi. 1 f. ind. act.
| -Xevowntv, 1 pi. 1 a. sub. of
HvfxpaciXivu), f. -evaw, p. ffu/j/?£j3a-
otXtvKa, (fr. avv together, and
fiaciXcvu to reign, th. fiaeiXtis a
king) to reign together with. 1
a. act. ind. cvvcfiaoiXtvoa' sub.
cvftfiaffiXevcuj, -ns, -p.
'ZvfiPdtns, -tog, Att. -tws,}), (fr. av^t-
paivw to stipulate) a covenant,
stipulation, agreement, bargain,
compact, treaty ; reconciliation.
UvuPavTciQu), f. -aid), (fr. orv to-
gether, and fiaard^u) to carry)
to carry, lay or place together ;
to compare, liken, assimilate.
Hvfi(5e(3dvai, Ion. for <ru///3t)3f/»c£vat,
inf. of — Yv/xpefirjKa, -as, -e,
per. ind. act. — HvfiPcfinxibs. -via,
-bs, d. -Pvkoti, g. pi. -($T]k6tU)V,
par. per. act. and
*Ev[t(irj, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. act. — Eiy-
ptjaofiat, 1 f. ind. mid. of ovp-
0aivui.
"Lvn(Si(ia{,6pzvos, -n, -ov, pass. —
Xvfij3ij3d^(i>v, -ovaa, -ov, n. pi.
-tyvrts, act. par. pres. of
2v/i/?ij3d£a>, f. -Saw, (fr. civ to-
gether, and (2i(3d£u) to make
ascend, th. (Jalvu) to go) to force
together, make compact, unite,
knit together ; to conciliate, re-
concile ; to teach, instruct ; to
collate, compare, infer, conclude.
1 a. ind. act. cwtfiipaaa. 1 a.
ind. pass. avvzPipdaBnv pat.
ovfiBiSacdcU, -iiaa, 'it.
2TM
1vu(3i(3do-ei, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. —
Zvuliiliaodivruv, g. pi. 1 a. par.
pass, ot'hist.
Xi/*//fy3w, cont. for -0au>t Att. for
-iidou, 1 f. ind. act. of same.
Xuu/jifjw, f. -wo-u). (fr. avv together,
and (ii6w to five, th. (jios life)
to Km together with, cohabit, con.'
verse with.
Zvu(3iu>ois, -ios, Att. -cwj, ij, (fr.
same) a living together, coha-
bitation.
2vu0iuirfis,-ov,b, (fr. same) acom-
panion, comrade, acquaintance.
XvufiXnua, -aroi, rb, and ZvupXn-
cif, -ioi, Att. -cw{, »y, (fr. ovv to-
gether, and jSa'XAw to throw) a
join/ or joining together, cement-
ing, soldering.
Zvu,QXnrbs, -r), -bv, (fr. ovu(3dXXu
to join together) capable of com
parison, &c. according to the
verb.
Zvufiondbs, -ov, b, (fr. aiv together,
&nd (iorjdbi an assistant) a fellow
assistant, helper, auxiliary, mi-
nister.
ZvufioXuievai, same as ovufldXXw.
ZvufibXaiov, -ov, rb, (fr. ovuffdXXu)
to stipulate) an agreement, cove-
nant, bargain ; a treaty, com-
pact ; an article of agreement
indenture, deed ; a debt ; a money
transaction, commerce, traffic ;
a connexion, relationship.
Zvu0oXf), -iji, fa (fr. same) ajoin-
tn?i joint, seam ; a meeting,
coming together, junction ; a
conflict, engagement ; society,
contribution, share, club, riot ;
a dinner, &c. where each pays.
Zv^^oXtKbs, -;), -bv, (fr. same) con-
jectural, doubtful ; symbolical,
significant, allegorical.
2u///?oXy<cwj, (fr, last) allegorically,
emblematically.
Tvu0o\oKoirioj -w, (fr. ovu(ioXov a
sign, and k6kos labour) to be
fond of feasting, revel, carouse
with others.
Zvu0oXok6itos, -ov, b, (fr. last) one
gi ven to feasting ; a jolly fellow,
bon vivant.
ZvuftoXov, -ov, rb, (fr. ovv together,
and (idXXu to throw) a symbol,
sign, token ; an omen ; a ticket,
check, docket ; the watch u>ord,
pass, countersign ; a compact,
bargain, treaty.
Y.vuji6o-Kiu, ( fr. same, and (36cku) to
feed) to feed together with.
ZvuflovXevoas, -aaa, -av, par. 1 a.
act. of avupovXevu).
ZvufiovXcvrris, -ov, b, (fr. cOv with,
and ($ov\ri, counsel) a counsellor,
adviser, elder, senator.
ZvufievXevTtKbs, -»7, -bv, (fr. same)
giving counsel, advising, per-
suasive.
2TM
ZvufiovXfi, -rjs, and ZvuPovXla, -as,
^, (fr. same) counsel, advice,
deliberation, debate, consulta-
tion ; persuasion.
"ZvufiovXlov, -ov, rb, (fr. same)
counsel, advice ; a council.
Zvu0ovXos, -ov, b, !), (fr. same) an
elder, counsellor, adviser.
Zvu(lpa(}cvu>, (fr. avv together, and
(ipaflivu) to arbitrate, th. fipa(icvs
an umpire) to act as an arbiter
or umpire along with, decide or
award with.
Zvu0pd$ouai, (fr. same, and (ipdfa
to bubble) to be expelled or
turned out with.
Zvucuv, b, Simeon or Simon, a
man's name.
"ZvfiuadnrriSj -ov, b, (fr. avv toge-
ther, and uavddvu to learn) a
fellow disciple, fellow student.
Zvuuavdavut, (fr. same) to learn to-
gether.
Zvuuaprvp$7, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
act. of
Zvufiaprvpiut -u>, f. -rja(i>, p. avuue-
uaprvpnxa, (fr. avv together, and
udprvp a witness) to bear wit-
ness also ; to give testimony along
with, concur, corroborate. 1 a.
ind. act. awtfiaprvpnaa.
Zvuuaprvpovuat, pres. ind. pass,
cont. — Zvuuaprvpovans, g. sin
cont. par. pres. act. of last.
2vfifia%i<j) -w, (fr. avv with, and
fidyouai to fight) to fight along
with, be an ally or companion
in buttle; to help, assist, protect
defend.
Zvuuaxia, -as, Ion. -tjs, f/, (fr.
same) an alliance or association
in war ; reinforcement, help, as
sistance, succour.
Zvuuaxia, a. sin. of avuuaxls
Jluu/JouXtiiu), f. -evo-u, p. cvufitfiov-
XevKa, (fr. same) to counsel, ex-
hort earnestly, advise, recom-
mend ; to consult with, delibe-
rate. ZvufiovXevouai, to lake
counsel, be advised. 1 a. ind. act.
ttvvzftovXtvaa' 1 a. ind. mid. «■«-
vt&ouXivodiinv, -'i), -aro.
Zvuuaxtxbs,-fi,-bv, (fr. ovuudx°S&
fellow soldier) allied, auxiliary.
Hvuud-)(\i, -l8oi, fj, (fr. same) in
alliance, allied, auxiliary.
Zvuuaxoua'i (fr. next) to fight
along with, assist in fighting,
join in alliance.
Zvuuax°s, ~ovi °i ^i (fr* cn'v toge-
ther, and udx°uai to fight) a
fellow soldier ; an ally, auxiliary.
Zvuuivu), (fr. ovv together, and ui-
vu> to remain) to remain toge-
ther, persist, last, endure.
Zvfi/jiepi^ofiai, (fr. same, and utpi-
£<i>, same as th. ueipu to divide)
to share, participate, partake of.
3 pi. avuucpi^ovrai.
Zvu/ieraaxv^ari^w, (fr. ai'v with
utTa change, and axvua ap-
pearance) to transform, trans-
figure, change the shape.
Zvuutrtixovi -£i, -e, impf. ind. act.
of
Zvpuerixu, (fr. avv together, and
l*£T(xu to share) to partake,
share, participate with.
Zvuueroxosi -ov, 6, f), (fr. same) a
partaker, sharer, joint partner.
Zvuutrpia, *aj, ^, (fr. next) sym-
metry, due proportion, suitable
composition, just measure ; a\
dress.
Zvfiu(.rp<>s, -ov, h, f/, (fr. avv to-J
(&4\
2TM
gether, and uirpov a measure)
commensurate, adequate ; in
symmetry, of just proportion,
moderate ; suitable, fit.
TvpfitTpws, (fr. last) modernldy,
fitly, suitably, aptly, sufficiently.
Zvuurjxavdouai -w^ai, (fr. ovv to-
gether, and unxavdouai to plan)
to plan or contrive together ; to
invent, devise, contrive mentis.
Zvfjfxiaivu), (fr. same, and utaivti)
to pollute) to defile with.
ZvuuiySfiv, (fr. next) promiscuous-
ly, indiscriminately, in confu-
sion.
Zvuuiyfc, -fos -oCj, b, »/, (fr. next)
mixed togetlier, in confusion,
confused, promiscuous.
Zvuulyvvui, (fr. ai>v together, and
ulyvvui to mix) to mix together,
associate, converse with, com-
mune.
ZvupiKTos, -ov, 6, »/, (fr. same)
mixed, promiscuous, confused.
Zvuuiunrfis, -ov, b, (fr. avv toge-
ther, and uiuiouat to imitate) a
joint imitator.
Zvftftl^ns, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. — Zvu-
ul%ui, 1 a. inf. act. ofavuniyvvut.
Zvuut^ts, -tos, Att. -£w$, ,'/, (fr. ovv
together, and ulyvvui to mix)
o mixture ; intercourse, com-
merce.
Zvuuioye, pres. impr. act. of
Zvuuiayu), same as avuulyvvui.
ZvuuiooTTovripiu) -w, (fr. ovv toge-
ther, and uioos hatred, and irovn-
pta wickedness) to hate wicked-
ness together with, agree in de-
testing sin.
ZvuuixQ>}s, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. pass.
of
ovuutyvvui.
Zvuuoptyos, -ov, b, f], (fr. avv toge-
ther, and uop<pn form) conform-
able, similar, resembling.
Zvupopipovucvos, par. pres. pass.
cont. of
Zvuuop(f>6ui -w, f. -wo-w, p. ovufic-
u6p<\>(j>Ka, (fr. same) to formlike,
make similar. Zvuuop<p6ouai
-ovum, to become like, assimilate,
conform to.
ZvuirdOeia, -af, f), (fr. cvv with,
and -rrddos feeling, th. raV^w to
suffer) sympathy, fellow feeling,
tenderness.
Zvuiradiu) -d, f. -(yo-w, (fr. same)
to condole with, sympathize ; to
agree in opinion, concur, assent.
ZvuiradriSi -*os -ovs, b, {/, (fr. same)
sympathizing, compassionate,
congenial.
ZvuTradrjoat, 1 a. inf. of arvuiraOeu).
Zvunai£<a, f. -£w, p. ovuneiraix0*
(fr. avv together, and naigu> to
play) to play together, sport oi
dally with.
ZvuiratKTtop and Zvurrutcrup, -opos,
b, (fr. ovunaifa to play together)
a playfellow.
ZvuTraioSav, Dor. for — Tvunai^eiv,
pres. inf. act. of ovuicaiCu>.
Zvuiravnyvpi^u), (fr. same, and va-
vnyvpifa to celebrate, wh. fr.
iras all, and dyvpis an assembly)
In celebrate along with, keep holy-
day together.
2TM
T^vuitdvrutv, g. pi. of cripiras.
Y.vjxirapaytv6utvoi,-n, -ov, par. 2 a.
mid. of
"Zvynrapayivouai, (fr. avv together,
irapa with, and yivouai to be) to
come together with ; to join, as-
sociate or be present with; to
stand by, plead for. 1 f. mid.
avuirapayevt'iaofjiai. 2 a. mid.
avuirapcyevdunv, -ov, -zro.
51vuirapayu), f. -a£w,p. avuirdpn^a,
(fr. same, irapa by, and a'ya> to
lead) to pass by along with, pass
over with.
"ZvfiirapaKaXiu) -<5, (fr. same, and
KaXeu) to call) to call or invite
together ; to encourage, console.
YvuitapaKaXio^ai. -ovuai, to con-
sole each other, take comfort to-
gether ; to be encouraged. 1 a. ind.
pass. avunap£i<X>j8nv, -ng, -n.
SvjjLirapaKXnQrjvai, 1 a. inf. pass,
of last.
YvuirapaXaufiavu, f. mid. av/iirapa-
Xrjxpouai, (fr. cvv together, irapa
with, and Xaufidvu) to take) to
take along with ; to receive, take
or seize together. 2 a. act. ind.
avynrapiXdjiov, -e$, -e' inf. avuira-
paXafieiV par. avuirapaXafiwv.
Jlv[iirapaXn<pdfii, 2 sin. 1 a. sub.
pass, of last.
Zvuirapautvu, f. -vu, p. avuirapaue-
fiivtfKa, (fr. avv together, irapa
with, and uivu to remain) to
remain or continue with or to-
gether. 1 a. ind. act. avuirapi-
utiva.
Uvuirapaardrris, -ov, b, (fr. same,
and tarrjui to stand) an assist-
ant ; an auxiliary.
Uvuirapeyivero, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. mid.
of avfiirapayivouai.
"Zvuirdpciui, (fr. avv with, and eiui
to be) to be present with.
XvuirapeiirovTo, 3 pi. impf. ind.
mid. of avuirapiirouai.
"Zvuirapaatpxouai, (fr. avv with,
irapa by, eis into, and ip^ouai to
go) to pass or s^'ip in along with,
go in together privately.
Tuvjiirapiirojxai, (fr. avv together,
irapa with, and 'iirofiai to follow)
to follow along with, accompany ;
to succeed to.
Xt)jjiirap£6vTcs,Poet.foravnirap6vr^,
n. pi. pres. par. of avuirdpciui.
Yv/xirapiaTaaev, Dor. for — ivuira
ptarriazv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
XvfiirapiaTriui, (fr. avv together,
rapa by, and '(crr)ui to stand)
to stand or place together with ;
to bring to aid, assist, help.
YvHiraponapTtu -5, (fr. same, and
buapriw to follow) to follow along
with ; to accompany, attend.
Hvuiras,-aaa, -av, (fr. avv together,
and iras all) a// together, the whole
collective, the whole.
Zu/ijra<rx«i 3 sin. — Eu/iTaa^o/itv,
1 pi. pres. ind. act. of
Sujuiraff^w, (fr. avv with, and irda-
^u) to suffer) to suffer along with ;
to sympathize or condole with.
2 a. ind. act. avviiruQov. per.
m\d. avjxx(irovda.
TIvijti in'u) -w, f. -7)<7ti), (fr. same,
2TM
and irarfo> to trample) to trample
or fread t*pon together ; to tread
out, thrash.
Yvuirddu), (fr. same, and irridw to
persuade) to persuade together,
concur or assist in persuading.
Uvuircipos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
ntlpa an attempt) alike skilled,
of equal experience.
"Zvuirtuiria, f. -xpu>, (fr. same, and
iriftiru) to send) to send together
with, accompany, convey.
Y.vuircpalv<ti, f. -rrcpavw, p. avuirc-
nepayica, (fr. same, and irepaivu)
toend,th. iripas an end) to finish
together, end, terminate, con-
clude ; to cut off, consume,
make an end of.
Uvuireptaipsrios, -a, -ov, (fr. next)
to be entirely taken away, remov-
ed totally.
Uvuircptaipid), (fr. avv together, ircpi
round, and a'tpiw to take away)
to take away entirely, remove to-
tally.
'EvuirepiXafi&v, par. 2 a. act. of
~Zvuir£piXau0av(t),f. mid. avuirepiXfj-
xpouai, (fr. avv with, irepl about,
and XauPdvia to take) to fold
round together, wrap up ; to
embrace at the same time; to
understand clearly, comprehend
entirely. 2 a. ind. act. avuirepii-
Xdftov.
"LvuirtpivoaTiu -3>, (fr. same, and
voffrfw to return) to go about
with.
^vuirepiirXtKu), (fr. same, and irXfKoi
to fold) to fold round or wrap
up together.
Hvpircpufripo), (fr. same and <pipio to
carry) to carry about with. 2vu-
irepupepouai, to walk with, accom-
any, attend ; to keep company,
ive or associate with, converse
with ; to humour, please, gratify,
comply with, conform to; to
condole with ; to congratulate ;
to employ one's self, be engaged
along with another.
Y,v(iirfiyvvfii, Du/iTrrjyvSw or "Zvu-
irrjaa(i),(fir. aiiv together, and irr/y-
vvu> to fasten) to fast en together,
join, unite; to cement, glue; to
compose, make, put together ; to
thicken, curdle.
2i5^7T77^f, -io$, Att. -£uij, fi, (fr.
same) a joint, joining, firmness,
union.
"Zvuirivu), f. -Trwffto, p. avuiriiruiKa,
(fr. avv together, and irivu to
drink) to drink together. 2 a.
ind. act. avviiriov, -es, -£•
"ZvuiriirrovTa, a. sin. pres. par. act.
of
TLvuviirrta, (fr. avv together, and
itiirru) to fall) to fall down at
once, tumble together ; to fall in
or come together, coincide, agree,
fit ; to fall in with, incur, light
on, hit upon; to meet with, be-
fall, happen; to become, turn
out; to engage, encounter, at-
tack, fight with; to sink, subside,
collapse, contract, shrink.
UvuirXaKfiaoyiai, -i), -crai, 2 f. ind.
pass, of avuirXiKu.
(635)
5"
In
2TM
T.vuirXavdouai -duai, (fr. avv toge*
ther, and irXavdu) to wander) to
wander together with, rove; to
err, go astray, be misled.
'ZvuirXdaas, -aaa, -av, 1 a. par.
act. — "ZvuirXdaaaOaty 1 a. inf.
mid. — JLvynrXaaas., Ion. and
Poet, for avviirXaaty S sin. 1 a.
ind. act. of
UvuirXdaaii), f. avuirXdaw, (fr. avv
together, and irXdaaw to form)
to make, fashion, shape, mould ;
to invent, devise ; to feignr pre-
tend.
Y.vuirXardyi(j> -w, (fr. same, and
irXarayri a rattle, wh. fr. irXa-
rdaaw to slap) to rattle, clap the
hands, applaud.
UvuttXekyis, -to? -ovs, b, >), (fr. crvv
together, and irXiicu) to tie) join-
ed, connected, twined, folded.
'ZvuirXeKTOi, -fi,-dv,(i'r. same) fold-
ed together, connected, joined.
XvuttXiku, f. -(w, (fr. same) to fold
together, connect, join; to en-
tangle, implicate ; to wreath, in-
twine ; to infold, embrace. "Zvu-
irXiKOfiai, to have to do or deal
with ; to engage, combat, con-
tend. 2 a. ind. act. avviirXaKov.
2 f. ind. pass. avuirXaK^aouai. 2
a. pass. inf. avuirXaicrjvai' par.
avuirXaKeis, -c7aa, -iv.
Y.vuirXfiyb'riv, (fr. avv together, and
irXfi aau> to strike) dashing or
striking at the same time.
HlvpirXriQvvo), (fr. same, andir^^-
vu) to fill) to increase, augment ,
fill up, make overflow.
ZvuirXtjjjiucXiu) -Sj, (fr. same, and
irXr)uutXiu> to transgress) to sin
together with.
ZvinrXnpovvrai, 3 pi. cont. pres.
ind. pass. — Y.vui:Xt)povaQai%
pres. inf. pass. cont. of
Y.vuirXr]p6(i) -S>} f. -wtrw, p. avuirz-
irXfipuKa, (fr. avv together, and
irX-qp6(ji to fill) to fill up ; to accom-
plish, fulfil, perfect, pres. ind.
pass. avfiirXtjpdouat -ovuai. impf.
pass. avveirXrjpodfjLriv -ovut}v,-6ov
-ov, -6cro -ovro, 3 pi. -dovro -ovv-
ro. pres. inf. pass. avuirXnpdca-
Oat -ovaBai.
ZvuirXrjpuais, -to?, Att. -£o>?, >/, (fr.
last) fulfilment, completion, ac-
complishment.
UvuirXt/TTU) or -aao), f. -fo>, (fr. avv
together, and irXr'iaau) to strike)
to strike or dash together.
ZvuirXoKf), -rj$, ';, (fr. same, and
irXtKU) to tie) a fold or crease ; a
folding together, connexion ; an
embrace ; a conflict, engagement.
YtiutrXoos -ovs, -6ov -oT>, b, »/, (fr.
avv together, and irXiu to sail) a
fellow sailor, messmate.
Uvuirviu) -w, (fr. same, and 7rv/wto
breathe) to breathe together; to
consent, agree, conspire, be una-
nimous.
"Lvuirviyu, f. -<fu>, p. avvrriirvi^a,
(fr. same, and irviyu) to suffocate)
to choke, strangle, suffocate, smo-
ther ; to throng, crowd together.
1 a. act. ind. avvtirvi^a.
2.i(xirvoia,-as, {/, (fr. same, and rrviu
2YM
to breathe; consent, agreement
unanimity.
TLvunooiu -Ji, and "Lvpirohlfa, (fr.
avv together, and vo6i£io to letter,
th. irovi the foot) to tie the feet
together, bind; to impede, en-
tangle ; to hinder, prohibit.
Xvfjiirveioui, 1 a. par. act. ot'trvfiiro-
Y.vnTrot)c.\i,-ii<Ta,'iv, 1 a. par. pass,
of avfiirimn.
"Lifi-Kiniia -<Z>, (fr. avv together, and
TToiiw to do) to act in concert,
co-operate, assist, kelp ; to join in
alliance.
Svu-rroXtiiiu) -w, f. -oou>, p. avuittito*
XifinKu, (fr. same, and rr6\cuos
\v;ir) to Jig/it on the same tide,
take part with, be an ally.
Hvfnrjkircia, -as, »/, (fr. next) a
share in the u (ministration ; a
common form of government.
ILvuiroXirtviMt or -cvoftai, (fr. avv to-
gether, and no\irtvu to govern
the state, th. iruXif a city) to
assist in the administration ; to
tnjoyox live under the same con-
stitution, use the same laws, live
together as citizens.
SouiroXirns, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a fel-
low ciuzen.
Zvuvoviut -w, (fr. avv together, and
tt6vos labour) to labour together,
co-'tpcrale, work together.
TZvfiiTovnptvonai, (fr. same, and rro-
wipos wicked) to act wickedly to-
gether, combine in crime.
Zvuiroptvjuat, f. -tvaouat, (fr.
s line, and iropivouai to go, th. ird-
pos a passage) to go together
with, accompany ; to come toge-
ther, assemble, meet, irnpf. mid.
avvtiropcv6priv, -ov, -tro. 1 a.
pass. ind. avvtiroptvQnv, -tjs, -n'
par. (TVfinoptvdcli, -eioa, -iv.
"LvfiKoptvovTai,^ pi. pres. ind. mid.
of last.
^vuiropiTtib) -<2. (fr. avv with, and
iriptrn a clasp) to button up, clasp
together, buckle, per. par. pass.
ovfiitiropiTTjuivos.
Uvuvjcia, -aj, t), Poet, for avuir6-
aiov.
^vpiroani^ii), (fr. avv together, and
irivuj to drink) to feast or drink
together, carouse, revel.
Y.vn~iaiov, -ov, to, (fr. same) a
feast, banquet ; a drinking toge-
ther ; a mess, company, party ;
a dining room, parlour.
Yvuttottjs, -ou,6,(fr. same) a drink-
ing companion, guest.
"LvutroTtKos, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) fond
of drinking, jovial, convivial,
jolly.
Zvunpayuartvouai, (fr. avv toge-
ther, and irpliyua business) to
have business or intercourse with,
converse with ; to do business to-
gether, assist.
ZvjiirpaKTU)p,-opoi, b, (fr. next) an
assistant, helper, helpmate.
Yvuirpdoau) or -ttu (fr. avv toge-
ther, and irpdaau to do) to act
with, co-operate, help, assist, aid.
TvuirpcaflvTEpos, -ov, 6, (fr. same,
and irpiai'ivs an elder) an assist*
ing delegate ; a fellow elder, col-
league.
SvuirpfiKTup, -opos, b, Ion. for avu-
ItpdKTUip.
Zvu-npdeint, (fr. same, and tlui to
go) to go on before with, proceed
or walk with.
Zvfiirpwiftmi), (fr. same, irpb before,
and nifinu to send) to send before
with, accompany or escort along
with. 1 a. inf. act. avurrporiu-
ipat.
Y.tuvp6otipi, (fr. same, nodi to, and
ttul to be) to be at or present
with ; to adhere to. 1 f. mid.
avutrpooiaouai. impf. ind. avu-
irpoafjv.
ZvfiirpooirnXaKtouai, (fr. same, and
rrnXdf dirt) to harass.
T.vftTtp'jair\fKu), (fr. same, and ir\i-
«ru» to fasten) to engage with in
close combat, come to blows, grap-
ple together.
Zviiittwuii, -aro{, rb, (fr. avv toge-
ther, and 7rtn-rw to fall) coinci-
dence, concurrence, event ; an
accident, chance ; a misfortune f
a symptom, sign.
Evu<payu), (fr. same, and <ptiy<i> to
eat) to eat with. 2 f. ind. mid.
avp<paycuai for -yovuai. 2 a. ind.
act. avvi(f>ayov.
Y.vu<f>alvu), (lr. same, and <pahw to
show) to shine together with.
Zvutpipu, (3 sin. pres. ind. of avu-
<pipu) impers. ) it is fit, proper or
expedient ; it conduces or serves.
Zvu<pfpov, -ov, to, (fr. avv together,
and (pfou> to bear) profit, advan-
tage, use, an expedient, g. pi.
avficpepdvTujv.
'Lvu'pepThi, -?), -dv, (fr. same)
brought together, collected, crowd-
ed ; compact, solid, strong.
Xvutpipu), f. avvoiau, (fr. same) to
assist in carrying ; to bring or
carry together, collect; to con-
tritiute, conduce, be expedient ;
toft, suit, answer, agree. Yvu-
(pjpofiai, to move or go with ; to
come together, assemble ; to ac-
quiesce, assent, obey, comply ; to
meet, encounter, engage, jight ;
to happen, chance, occur. 1 a.
ind. act. avvfjveyica' par. avvt-
vfyica;, -aaa, -av.
"Zvu!ptvyu>, (fr. avv together, and
<ptvyw to fly) to flee together with,
escape, take refuge together. 1 f.
ind. mid. -<f>tv%ouai. 2 a. ind.
act. avvi<pvyov.
Uvufnui, (fr. same, and ^77^1? to
speak) to speak along with, con-
firm ; to assent, consent to. 2 a.
ind. act. ovvitinv, ->js, -n.
Zvu<p\iyu>, f. -£u>, (fr. same, and
<b\iyu) to burn) to burn together,
burn up, consume, per. ind.
mid. avpiridiXoya.
Y.vu<h\oyi^(ji,\. -iaui,J>. -ire<p\6yiKa,
(fr. same, and <p\oyi£io to burn,
th. f\bl- flame) to flame out,
blaze up, consume.
YvucpoiTriTris, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
<poirdu) to go to school) a school-
fellow.
Y.vjj.(poQd, -at, >/, (fr. same, and <pipu
(536)
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to bring) a collection, contribu-
tion ; an event, accident ; a
disaster, misfortune^ calamity,
on ) throw.
£vu<popd£tj), f. -daw, ZK/i^npu/vWj
and Zvfj<pouho -(J, (fr. last) to
deplore a calamity, r.jiidole, sym-
pathize, lament with.
%vuipopi<t> -&, Ion. for avuQMpm, n.
pi. 1 u. par. ovfHpoprjaavTis.
zZvu<popf], Ion. for avfi^opd.
£vpif>opof,-ov, b, 1/, (tr. avv toge-
ther, and <pipu> to carry) useful,
advantageous, ft, benrjicial, ex-
pedient, Subs, a companion.
Yvp(p6pu)s, (fr. last) conveniently,
usefully, Jitly, aptly.
Ylvu<Ppdc'initv, -ovos, b, fit (fr- <rvv to-
gether, and ippdfa to speak) an
(tceoiiiplire, associate; a coun-
sellor, ailviser ; unanimous.
Y.vufppayi^i>>, (fr. same, and o<f>oa-
yi£u to seal, th. o<ppaytt a seal)
to seal together with.
YvuQpdtyfiat, f. mid. -uaouai, Poet.
-daaouai, (fr. same, and ippdfa
to speak) to consult, deliberate,
plan, devise, intrigue, plot.
Lvftcypdaaaadai, Poet, for wu<pd-
anadai, 1 a. inf. mid.— T.vft<Ppda-
aaro, Ion. and Poet, for avvt&pd-
aaro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of last.
2vu<ppdao<i) or-rrw, f. -fu>, p. -iri-
0pn^a, (fr.ffiiv together, and <ppda-
ai) to f.mce) to shut up together,
shut up, enclose ; to crowd with,
obstruct.
2vu<ppoviu} -5, (fr. same, and <£po-
vhJ to think, th. fpf/v the mind)
to be of the same opinion, agree,
assent ; to deliberate, debate ; to
understand, perceive.
Y.vu<ppvyub$, -ov, b, (fr. next) a
burning, conflagration.
Y.vu(ppvy<i),t. -£w, (fr. avv together,
and (povyo> to scorch) to burn to-
gether, burn up, consume; to
scorch, parch.
UvuQvtiaai, n. pi. fern. ofavud>vtU,
-ttaa, -tv, 2 a. par. pass, of avu-
(pvouai.
UvudtCXfrris, and TvuipvXoc, -ov, b,
(fr. avv together, and <pv\h a
tribe) of the same tribe ; a fellow
citizen, countryman.
"Zvutivai, (fr. avv together, and <pv-
ut to grow) same as avu<pvo>.
Y.vu<pvouai, mid. 2 a. pass. ind.
avv£<pvnv, -ns, -V par. avu<pvtls,
-aaa, -tv, of avfKf>v(i>.
Hvu(f>vpuos, -ov, b, (fr. next) a mix-
ture.
Y.vu<pvpij>, f. -<pvpS, p. -iri<f>vpica, and
Hvpcbvpdtj) -&, (fr. aiiv together,
and 6vpu) to mix) to mix together,
defile with, pollute, per. ind.
pass, avuirecpvpuai.
Zvu<pvros, -00, b,fi, (fr. next) plant-
ed or set together, growing to-
gether ; born together or of th*
same parents ; inbred, innate,
native ; congenial, social, simi-
lar ; set with trees, close, shady.
Y.vu<prib), f. -vaoi, (fr. avv together,
and 0<5o> to grow) to set close,
plant thick ; to join together, ce-
ment, unite. Y.v^<pvojxai to arist
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from the same stock, be born of
ine same parents ; to grow up to-
gether ; to coalesce, adhere, cling
together, close up ; to embrace ;
to grapple, grasp.
Y.\)\i<pu>vzi, 3 sin. *Lvu(pu)vovoi, 3 pi.
cont. pres. ind. act. — Sv^wv^-
aag, par. 1 a. act. — "Zvue>(i>vr)aw-
ai, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of
l.VfJL(pU)V(<j}-Cj, f. -fiaii), p. CVU1T£<p<i>V7]-
xa, (fr. civ together, and <pu)viu>
to utter, th. <p<i>vfi voice) to join in
concert, sing together, harmonize,
make melody ; to agree, consent,
be of one mind ; to covenant, bar-
gain, stipulate together ; to con-
spire, plot together ; to ft, suit,
match. 1 a. ind. act. avvtQ&vn-
aa. 1 a. ind. pass. avveQwvi'idnv.
tv/xipuvnOels, -eiaa, -ev, 1 a. par.
pass, of last.
Zv/i0ati/'/"fi -i°?> A.tt. -£0)j, iy, (fr.
aiv together, and^wvtw to speak)
concord, agreement, harmony.
2vu<p't>via, -as, >), (fr. same) harmo-
ny of sounds, symphony, concert
of music ; concord, agreement.
W/uptavov, -ov, rd, (fr. same) a
compact, agreement, bargain ;
covenant.
JLx>H<p<j>vo$, -ov, b, f), (fr.same) har-
monious, melodious ; consonant,
consenting, agreeing ; agreeable,
fit, corresponding.
2\)(i\l>du> -w, (fr. civ together, and
xpdu) to diminish) to take away
totally, sweep off ; to rub away,
deface. 1 a. par. act. avuxptjcas.
2vu\pn(p[fa, f. -tau), (fr. same, and
\pn<f>ifa to calculate, th. xprjQos
a pebble) to vote with or for ; to
calculate or compute together,
cast up, reckon. 1 a. ind. act.
OVV£\pTJ(pt(Ta.
Y.vu\^ri<pos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same) vot-
ing with or for, concurring,
agreeing.
Zvpipvxos, -ov, b, f), (fr. avv toge-
ther, and \pv%?i the soul) of one
mind, unanimous.
2uv, a preposition governing the
d. case,UK*/i, along with, in com-
pany with, together with, with the
aid of. In compos, it is some-
times intensive.
Z8i», a. sin. of avs.
Zvvayayeiv, 2 a. inf. act. — 'Zwayd-
ycrt, 2 pi. 2 a. impr. act. — Hvv-
aY<*Ylh 3 sin. 2 a. sub. act. —
"Lvvdyayov, Ion. for avv>'iyayov, 2
a. ind. act. — Y.vvayayu>v,-ovaa,
-6v d. fern, -yayovcn' n. pi. -ya-
y6vre$, par. 2 a. act! of avvdyo).
"ZvvdyyiXos, -ov, b, i^, (fr. civ toge-
ther, and ayyiXXu) to send) a
fellow messenger or delegate, col-
league.
\wdyti, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. —
ZvvdytoQe, 2 pi. pres. ind. or
impr. mid. of cvvdyo).
\vvayzipu>, (fr. civ together, and
aydoui to collect) to gather toge-
ther, collect, amass.
Y.vvdyzpBzv, Boeot. for cvvrjyipOrj-
cav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass, of last.
"Zvvdyovrat, pass. "Zvvayovai, act. 3
pi. pres. ind. of ovvdyu).
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"Zwayopttiaas, 1 a. par. act. of
Hvvayupivu), t. -zvau>, (fr. aiv toge-
ther, and ayopcvw to harangue,
th. ayopd the market place) to
speak with, discourse, confer ;
to assent, consent, agree to ; to
advocate, plead, defend, patron-
ise, maintain ; to advise, recom-
mend.
"Lvvaypduzvos, Sync, for cvvayzlpo-
utvoi, pres. par. mid. of avva-
ydpoi.
Ivvayvpuds, -ov, b, (fr. civ toge-
ther, and ayvpiw to assemble) a
collection.
Zvvdyvpros, -ov, b, $, (fr. same)
collected, gathered together.
Hvvdyxouai, (fr. aiiv intens. and
dy%io to choke) to be choking
or smothering ; to be pressed,
thronged.
Y.vvdyu), f. -dfa, p. -7)%a, (fr. avv
together, and dyw to lead) to lead
or bring together, collect; to re-
ceive in hospitality, take in, lead
in ; to carry along with, assist ;
to concur, agree with ; to unite,
join or go together ; to contract,
compress, shorten. Xvvdyouai, to
come together, assemble, meet. 2
a. act. ind. cwrjyov, and Att.
avvriydyotf, 2 pi. avvnydytrz'
impr. avvdyayz, 2 pi. cvvaydyzrz'
sub. avvaydyw, -ps, -y* par. cvv-
aydy<av, -ovoa, -ov. per. pass. ind.
avvfjyuai,-^ai, -Krai' par. avvny-
uivos, -n, -ov. 1 a. pass. ind. avv-
fixPnv-> ~*S% -»7*par. cvvaxOzis. 1
f. ind. pass. avvaxBrjoofiar per.
ind. mid. avv//yaya.
"Zvvayuiytj, -rjs, {/, (fr. last) a con~
gregation, assembly, meeting, col-
lection ; a school, synagogue.
Euva'ywv, -ovoa, -ov, par. pres.
act. of avvdyu).
"Zwaywityuai, f. mid. -Icouai, p.
ovvny&viopai, (fr. avv together,
and ay<j)vi£ouai to contend, th.
ayihv a contest) to contend or
strive together ; to work with,
assist, co-operate. 1 a. mid. ind.
avvnytaviadunv, -w, -aro' inf.
ov vay w vioa a&ai .
Tvvayuvicrfis, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
second, assistant in fight.
T.vvdct\<pos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. civ toge-
ther, and a6e\<pds a brother) that
has brothers or sisters.
HvvdSovci, 3 pi. pres. ind. of
HvvdSu), (fr. civ together, and dSu
to sing) to sing together or in
concert, harmonize ; to accord,
agree.
Y.vva8\iu> -3, f. -f/oa), p. avvt'iOXrjKa,
(fr. same, and dz6\os a contest)
to contend or combat along with,
strive together for or with. 1 a.
ind. act. cvvrjd\tiaa, -as, -t.
"£vvad\ovvTCs, n. pi. cont. par. pres.
act. ot last.
ZvvaOpol^io, f. -oiob), p. avvr}9poiKa,
(fr. civ together, and adpol£<i> to
assemble, th. adpdos crowded) to
collect, bring together ; to crowd,
fill up; to amass, heap, pice. "Zvv-
aQpoityjxai, to assemble, fiock to-
gether, meet. 1 a. act. ind. cvvi)-
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dpoiaa' par. avva&polaat. per.
pass. ind. ovvi'idpotopar par.
avvridpoic/jtvoi, -n, -ov.
Zuvaiv^v, (fr. same, and aiocu to
rush) together, at once, in a
body.
SvvaiKTr/v, Ion. for cvvrfiK-rnv, 3 du.
pper. ind. pass, of ovvoiocm.
'Zvvalpoif, d. pi. of
J^vvatfios, -ov, b, }), (fr. avv toge-
ther, and atua blood) related by
blood, relative.
Yvvalpci, act. — Y.waipiTai, pass. 3
sin. pres. ind. — TLvvaiptiv, pres.
inf. act. of cvvaipui.
Zwaipiw, (fr. avv with, and aipiut
to take) to overturn, overthrow,
rout, discomfit ; to carry off%
take away with ; to contract,
compress ; to embrace, draw
close, wrap up.
Yvvaipu), f. avvapd^ p. avvfipKa^ (fr.
same, and alpu to raise) to lift
along with, assist in lifting, take
up ; to account, settle, reckon.
Hvvaipouat, to join, combine ; to
share with ; to co-operate, issisl,
aid. 1 a. act. ind. avvftpa' inf.
avvapai.
"LvvaiaQdvouai, (fr. same, and aia-
ddvouai to feel) to think with,
agree; to congratulate, avvnadn
adutvos, par. ppfut.
~Zvvaioou>, f. -£w, (fr. same, and
aicaot to rush) to rush together,
charge or attack at once. I f.
ind. mid. avvdt^ouai. per. ind.
pass» avvt'iiyuai. pper. pass, avv-
ntypnv, -£o, -kto.
Svvat^/*dAu»ros, -ov, b, f}, (fr. same,
and aj^/idXwTOf a captive, th.
aXicKUi to take) a fellow prisoner
or captive.
"ZvvaKo\ovQto> -5, f. ->;<ru>, p. a"vn-
Ko\ovQrjKa, (fr. same, and axo-
Aov0fu> to follow) to follow toge-
ther, accompany, attend.
"ZvvaKo\ovB?iaai, inf. — ZvvaicoXou-
drjcacai, par. n. pi. fern. 1 a.
act. of last.
Y.vva\d\ayua, same as a\d\ayp.a.
Zuva.Xytw, f. ->/<ra», p. avvfj\yt]tcaf
(fr. civ together, and dAyof
grief ) to grieve along with, con-
dole with ; to mourn over.
"ZvvaXifa, f. -leu, p. cvv)'i\iKa, (fr.
same, and aXi^ut to collect, th.
aXis abundantly) to come toge-
ther, meet, assemble, pres. par.
mid. avva\i$6ficvos, 1 a. par.
pass. avvaXiaQtii.
2vva\ioK<j), (fr. same, and a\iaKu
to take) to consume, waste, ex-
pend.
YvvaX\ayfj,-fj(, f), and ^vvdWayua,
-aros, rd, (fr. same, and aWdrrv
to change) a connexion, conver-
sation, intercourse, commerce,
dealing; a contract; reconcili-
ation ; interference, interces-
sion.
ZuvaXAdrTw, f. -fa>, p. -^a, (fr.
same) to bargain, contract ; to
have intercourse, converse, deal ;
to reconcile, conciliate.
'ZvvaXoidot -ut, (fr. civ together, and
uAodw to thresh) to grind luge-
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ther, break to pieces, ehatter at
onct.
Suva'//', for "Lvvaua, (fr. ovv with,
and u/ia together) together with,
along with, in company with ;
altogether.
Xvvdpopof or Hvvdfiupos, -ov, 6, >',
(fr. awafiutpfu) to lay waste) a
waster, destroyer, injurer.
2vvap<p6npoc, -a, -ov, (fr. civ toge-
ther, and ap<p6rtpos, comp. of
i\t$* both) both together, both at
once.
J.WfifKi)pi<M) -£, or Hivauupiu) -u>
(fr. oivu) to hurt, and fitipos fate)
to injure, hurt, vtaste, destroy.
%vvava(Sa!vu>, f. mid. -flf/oofim, (fr
civ together, avd up, and (Salvia
to go) to go up with, ascend to-
gether ; to join in an expedition,
2 a. act. ind. cvvavipn", -ns, -n
par. avvava($us, -aca, -civ.
T.vv<ivu(Saoai, n. pi. fern. — Zvvava-
(Shai or -av, d. pi. par. 2 a. act.
of last.
Ivvavaytcdfa, (fr. civ together, and
a vayxl) necessity) to compel along
with, force.
Tvvavuiptijj, (fr. civ together, an<
alpiii) to lake) to remove, taki
away together ; to destroy, rut off.
IvvavdKauai, (fr. same, and icup
to lie) to lie down together, re-
cline with, sit with at meat, iinpf.
ind. mid. avvavnKclfinv, -co, -ro
3 pi. cvvavfKtivra.
2v>avuKiiiicvi)s,-n, -ov, (par. pres
mid. of last) sitting at meat
with. Subs, a guest.
^viavaplyvifti, f. -ui%ut, (fr. civ to-
gether, avd up, and plyvvpi to
mix) to mix together ; to associ
ate, converse, keep company with
1 a. ind. act. ovvavtui^a.
Xvvaviiftiywcdat, pres. inf. pass
— HvvavauiyvvcBe, 2 pi. pres.
impr. mid. of last.
Tvvavdutf-is, -ios, Att. -ewf, >/, (fr.
same) • mixing, intercourse, in
timary, acawuntanre.
Xvvavair'ivofxat, f. mid. -aiaouai,
(fr. cvv together, and iraiw to
rest) to rest together with ; to be
refreshed, take repose.
2uvavarX/*rw, f. -irXit-u), p. -rrfir\e-
Xa, (fr. same, and wkfxu to fold)
to fold up or plait together ; to
interweave.
2vvavacirdu>, (fr. same, avd up-
wards, and citdu) to draw) to
help to di aw up ; to lift altoge-
ther.
^vvavacroi(f>u), (fr. same, and crpi-
0i) to turn) to return along with,
T.wavacrpi<f>ouai,to converse with
another ; to be conversant or
connected with.
TvvivaorpoQri, -rjc, fj, (fr. same)
a return ; conversation, inter-
course.
V)vava<pipu>, f. cvvavolcui, 1 a. cvv-
avfivtyKa (fr. civ together, avd
up, and 0fpd> to carry) to carry
or bring up with ; to offer up to-
gether ; to derive, originate ; to
tell, repeat; to review or examine
together.
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Tvvava<f>opd, -aj, ';, (fr. same) rela-
tion, connexion.
Tvvava<f>vpouat, (fr. civ with, avd
down, and a\vpu> to mix) to
mix together with ; to roll, tum-
ble.
Y-vvaviKtivTo, 3 pi. impf. mid. of
cvvavaKttfiai.
Y.vvavcarpd<pnv, 2 a. ind. pass, of
ovvavaorptyiii.
fLvvavicrnpi, (fr. civ together, avd
up, and IcTt/fti to stand) to rise
or get vp along with.
Zwavrdu) -w, f. -fico>, (fr. cvv to-
gether, and avrdu to meet) to
meet, meet with ; to occur, hap-
pen, befall ; to concur, agree. 1
f. [>:ir. act. cvvavn'icuv. 1 a.
act. ind. cvv^vrrjaa' par. cvvav-
Trjcus.
Twdvrnua,-Sroi, to, and Yvvdvrn-
an, -tof, Att. -cb>s, If, (fr. last) a
meeting ; occurrence, event, ac-
cident, a. cvvdvrnctv.
2.vvavT/}cnf. -aca, -av, par. 1 a.
act. — Y.vvavTr)ati, 3 sin. 1 f. ind.
act. — Yvvavrr'/covra, neut. pi.
par. 1 f. act. of cwavrdu).
"ZwavriXd/inrai, 3 sin. 2 a. sub.
mid. — TwuvriXafifSdvcrai, 3 sin.
pres. ind. pass, of
YvvavriXaupavu, (fr. civ with, avr)
in turn, and \au(Sdvw to take)
to take in turns, help, support
in turns, ussist, aid, relieve. 2 a.
ind. mid. cvvavrcXafiAunv, -ov,
-tro' sub. avvavri\d(Swnai, -rj,
-oral.
Zvvdvrouat, Poet, for cwavrdu).
ZvvavTiZvriov, g. pi. pres. par. act.
cont. — "ZvvavTwotv, 3 pi. cont.
pres. sub. of same.
Xuva£w, -tit, -ti, 1 f. ind. act. of
cvvdyia.
Zvvdopos, -ov, b, ^,(fr. cvv together,
and acipu) to raise) joined, unit-
ed, allied. Subs, a companion,
mate.
Yvvairayu), f. -fe, p. ovvatrrfxa, (fr.
cvv with, avb from, and dyio to
lead) to lead or carry away toge-
ther ; to seduce. TZvvairdyouai,
to withdraw, retire ; to conduct
one's self, behave ; to comply
with, humour, pres. par. mid.
ovvairayofitvoc. 1 a. pass, cvva-
■trfiyQovy -ns, -V' Par» cvvaira%-
6dc.
£vvairapr!((j), (fr. same, and airap-
tj£u> to finish) to perfect or finish
together ; to prepare with.
Suvarra?, -aca, -av, (fr. same, and
ira j all) the v>hole, entire, all.
"ZvvairaxOfvTts, n. pi. par. 1 a
pass, of cvvairdyu).
"ZwaTreOdvo/jtEv, 1 pi. 2 a. ind. act.
of cvvairoOvfjcKit).
2vvamKov\pa, -aj, -e, 1 a. ind. act
of avvairoKpiirriii.
Zvvairip-)(0f*ai, (fr. cvv with, otto
from, and ipyouai to go) to de
part along with.
Tuvva-KtcTtika, -as , -e, per. ind. mid
of cvvnirocTf W w.
IZvvairfixQv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. pass, of
cvvarrdyii).
J.vvamcTfaro, Ion. for cvvad>icrav-
(538)
2TN
to, 3 pi. impf. mid. or pass, of
cvva<picTrjfii.
Y.wairo6pdu)-u>, (fr. same, and Spdu
for which rp/^o> to run) to run
away or escape along with.
YvvairoOavdv, 2 a. inf. act. of
Hvvairodvt'/cKw, (fr. cvv together,
and airodvrjCKU) to die) to die to-
gether with, expire along with. 2
a. ind. act. avvanidavov, -«?, -f
inf. CVVUTToQuVUV.
TvvairoKpvirrii), (fr. cuv together,
and from, and tcpvirrw to hide) to
hide together with.
ZwanoXioiis, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. act.
— JlwdTToXj), 2 sin. 2 a. sub.
mid. of
Evvan6\\vui, (fr. civ with, and
from, and dXXu^it to destroy) to
destroy with, consume altogether.
YvvtirrdWv'fiat, to perish together
with. 2 a. ind. mid. avvairu>\6-
finv, -ov, -tro' sub. cvvairo\u>fiatt
-p, -nrai.
YvvanooriWo), f. -arrocTcXCi, p.
-anioruXKa, (fr. same, and ctA-
Xw to send) to send with, send
away together. 1 a. ind. act.
cvvairicruXa.
^Lvvdnrii), f. -d/w, p. cvvrjipa, (fr.
civ together, and airru> to join)
to fasten, tie, join together ; to
solder, cement, weld ; to con-
nect, combine ; to appoint, in-
stitute ; to engage, fight ; to
contract marriage, cohabit, co-
pulate ; to answer, fit, agree
with ; to stick or adhere to ; to
approach, draw near, come ony
be present ; to press, urge, com-
pel.
ZvvairwXtTo, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. mid.
of avvandWvut.
Jlvv^ipai, act. — Y.vvqpacQui, mid. 1
a. inf. of avvaipu>.
Yvvapdocu, (fr. aiiv together, and
apdecu) to bruise) to dash toge-
ther, break in pieces, crush.
Y.vvapvpaKTai, Att. redupl. for cvv-
fipuKTui, 3 sin. per. hid. pass, of
last.
ZvvapiOfiiu), f. -»/(tw, p. cvvnpiQiiri-
Ka, (fr. civ with, and apiduic
number) to number or rank toge-
ther with ; to compute or reckon
along with.
"ZvvapKtouai, (fr. same, and apuio-
uai to content) to suffice, be
sufficient ; to bear patiently, en-
dure.
Zvvapfi6%ii), f. -<rw, (fr. same, and
apud^u), same as th. dpu) to
fit) to fit together, make ready,
fit up ; to adjust, settle, ar-
range ; to adapt, suit, answer ;
to harmonize with, accord, a-
gree.
2vvapuo\oyiii) -5,f. -t'/co), p. cvvnp-
uoXdyrjKa, (fr. same, and apfidc
a joint, which fr. dpta to ' fit,
and Xf'yw to collect) to frame
fitly together, fit neatly, set toge-
ther.
YvvapuoXoyovutvos, -n, -or, par.
pres. pass. cont. of last.
Zvvdpixot-tv, Dor. and Ion. for
avvtjpfto^ev, 3 sin. 1 a. ind* act.
2TN
•— "Zwap^oaQfivai, 1 a. inf. pass.
of cvvapix6%u).
ivvapuoarfii, -ov, b, (fr. avvapp6$(j)
to adjust) aframer, joiner, work-
man.
Jlvvaprrdyfa -lis, fa (fr. next) a seiz-
ing, carrying off, plunder, ra-
pine.
Svvapndfa, f. -dau), p. avvrjpiraKa,
(fr. avv together, and apirdfo to
seize) to seize forcibly, catch,
lay hold on, take or drag with
violence, carry off; to compre-
hend, understand. 1 a. act.
ind. avvrjpnaaa' par. avvapndaas.
pper. ind. act. awnpnaKeiv, -eis,
-a. 1 a. pass. ind. avvrjpirdaftnv,
-77?, -n' par. ovvapitaodtis, -tiaa,
-iv.
Svvapndaavres, act. — Hvvap-rraa-
Bivrts, pass. n. pi. par. la. of
avvapirdfa.
Ivvaam^u), (fr. avv together, and
aams a shield) to fight shield f to
shield, fight in close combat ; to
fight in a testudo ; to join shield
to shield, fight together, assist
each other.
Evvaamaiibs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
military mode of defence un-
der shields ; a testudo or tor-
toise.
?.vvavXia, -as, fa (fr. avv together,
and avXt) a fold, or avXos a pipe)
0 living or dwelling together;
a concert ; a clashing, clang,
din.
J.vvav\i(onai, f. -taouai, p. avvnv-
Xiau.ai, (fir. avv together, and
avXi^ojiai to lodge at night, th.
avXn a fold) to live or dwell with,
tarry with ; to commune or con-
verse with.
Ivvav^dvu), f. -avfyaw, p. -rjv^rjKa,
(fr. same, and avt-dvw to in-
crease) to enlarge, augment,
exaggerate, amplify. "Evvav^dvo-
pai, to increase or grow together,
swell, expand, pres. inf. pass.
avvav^dvtaOai.
"ZvvavS-ndjj, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass, of
last.
"Zwd<pcia, -as, fa (fr. avv together,
and d-rrriii to join) a joining to-
gether, connexion, union.
T.vva%9(vrcs, n. -Oivruv, g. pi. par.
1 a. pass, and
SvvaxQrjvai, 1 a. inf. pass. — Zuv-
aX^^ff0tJLal^ ~Vi -zrai, 3 pi. -drjaov-
rat, 1 f. ind. pass, of awdyu).
Ivvd^dofiai, (fr. avv together, and
dxdouai to grieve, th. dxdos a
weight) to grieve with, condole,
lament, sympathize.
Zvvaxpis, -10s, Att. -eu>i, fa (fr. avv
together, and anna to join) a
joining together, union, con-
nexion, junction.
T^vvdxpo/xtv, 1 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
avvd-rru).
^wSukvu, (fr. avv together, and
SdKvoj to bite) to bite.
YvvSeScpfvos, -t), -ov, par. per.
pass, of aw8fu>.
Xvv8uTrvfw-u>, (fr. ffiiv together, and
2TJN
TvvScinvriaov, -dru, 1 a. impr. act
of last.
"LvvSd-nvos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same) a
guest
YvvSeauos, -ov, b, (fr. avvSeui to
bind) a binding, connexion, tie
bond, knot ; a combination, con-
spiracy.
"LvvStvynvos, Ion. for avvSeS/xevos
-ovftevos, pres. par. pass, of
YvvSio), f. -»7<rw, p. avvSiSrjKa, (fr.
avv together, and Siia to tie) to
bind together with, tie together,
fetter ; to collect, gather up ; to
connect, join, cement, unite ; to
associate with, be attached to,
per. pass. ind. avvSiSt^ar par.
avvStStfiivos-
ZvvSiairdouai -wuai, or -iofiai
-ovfiat, (fr. avv with, and Siaira
mode of life) to live along with,
dwell together.
JlvvSiaKivSwevia, (fr. avv with, Sid
through, and kIpSvvos danger)
to expose one's self to danger,
risk, venture with, share the
danger.
"LvvSidnropos, -ov, b, (fr. avv with,
and Sidy (a to carry over) a fel-
low-messenger or guide, assist-
ant, associate.
SvvSiairpdrra), (fr. same, and Sia-
irpdrru), to execute) to manage
along with, discharge, execute,
perform
'ZvvSiarp'ifiu), (fr. avv together, Sid
through, and rpifiu to spend
time) to remain, stay, abide or
dwell with or at ; to be intimate
or acquainted with, keep com
pany with, converse with ; to at-
tend or wait upon.
ZvvSiaipipu), (fr. same, and 0fpw to
bring) to carry through, waft or
bear *way ; to support another,
undertake with, assist, help,
"ZwSiaxcipifa, f. -to-o), (fr. same,
and yelp a hand} to slay or mur-
der along with.
YvvSitrpifiov, -es, -t, impf. or 2 a.
ind. act. of avvSiarpiflu).
ZvvSijiraro, 3 sin. cont. impf. ind.
mid. of avvSiairdouai.
2vvS?kos, -ov, b, fa (fr. aiiv with,
and SUti justice) a public orator,
pleader or accuser ; a witness,
defender, advocate, patron. Adj.
conspiring, conducive.
'ZwSnoKut or 2vvSiu)Ki<i> -w, (fr. avv
with, and Si&Kia to pursue) to
pursue with, accompany in the
pursuit ; to prosecute along with.
"EvvSoKem, (fr. same, and Sok(o) to
think) to concur in opinion,
approve of, consent to ; the pres.
and 1 a. par. are used absolute-
ly in the n. case. "LwSokovv, it
being approved of. "ZwSd^av, it
having been approved of or con-
sented to.
2vvSoicipd$(d,(fr. same, and Sotciud-
£w to examine) to examine or ex-
plore together, prove along with.
XvvSoKiftdaavras, a. pi. 1 a. par.
act. of last.
Suirvov a meal) to eat with, supyZvvSo^d^ut, f. -dau, p. avvScSo^a<a,
together. J (fr. <ri>v with, and So^dCia to glo»
(539j
2YN
rify, th. Sdi-a glory) to glorify
together. 1 a. pass. ind. avvdo^r
dadnv, -rjs, -n.
~ZvvSo(aa6i>ncv, 1 pi. 1 a. sub.
pass, of last.
ZvvSovXos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same, and
SovXos a servant) a fellow-ser-
vant.
ZvySpdufu) -5, f. -tjau), and 'ZvvSpi-
ftw, (fr. same, and Spa/xiw or Spi-
fit>) obs. for which rpix<u to run)
to run together, per. ind. mid.
avvStSpofia.
ZwSpanovrwv, g. pi. 2 a. par. act.
Of ffU»T(3f^W.
HvvSpoudScs, -wv, al, (fr. aiv to-
gether, and Spifim obs. to run)
running or striking together ,
an epithet of the islands called
also avjjLTrXnyaStS'
HvvSponfa -fji, fa (fr. same) a run-
ning together, concourse.
"EvvSpo/jios, -ov,b,fa (fr. same) run-
ning together or driving toge-
ther; encountering ; concurring,
agreeing.
"ZvvSvdfa, f. -aao>, p, -SeSvaica, (fr.
aiv together, and Siia two) to
join with, communicate, converse
with ; to pair, copulate.
"ZvvSvo, o'i, al, rd, (fr. same) two
joined together, in pairs.
"Zvvtfiaivov, -es, -t, impf. act. of
avfjifiaivw.
"ZvvifidXov, -es, -e or -ev, 2 a. ind.
act. — I.vve(3dX£To, 3 sin. 2 a.
ind. mid. of avfxfidXXo}.
JLvvi^v, and Dor. owi(ia, 3 sin. 2
a. ind. act. of avfi^aivw.
'ZvvtfioaKCTo, 3 sin. impf. pass, of
ovpB6<rK(x>.
XwcfiovXcvov, -es, -t, impf. act. —
HvvcftbvXcvaaro and -Xtvaavro,
3 sin. and pi. 1 a. ind. mid. of
ovn(iovX£vu>.
'Zwtyyi^w, (fr. avv together, and
cyyifa to approach, th. cyyig
near) to approach, draw near
each other, come together.
"Zvviyetpov, -drw, 1 a. impr. act. —
^Lvviytipov, -es, -t, impf. act. of
'Lvveyzipiii, (fr. avv together, and
eyeipo) to rouse) to raise or rouse
up together. "Zvvcytipouai, to
rise, get up, awaken.
ZwiSpapov, -es, -e, 2 a. ind. act of
avvrpixio.
HvveSpcvdvruv, g. pi. pres. j»ar.
act. of
YweSpevw, f. -evau, (fr. aiv toge
ther, and iSpd a seat) to sit to
gether with ; to sit in asssembly ;
to consult, debate ; to stick toge-
ther, adhere.
"ZvvtSpia, -as, fa (fr. same) a coun-
cil, assembly, meeting ; an as-
semblage,fiock.
HweSptdfo, (fr. same) same as
avveSpevia.
ILvviSpiov, -ov, rd, (fr. same) an
assembly, session or meeting of
judges ; a council, senate, san-
hedrim.
ZvveSpos, -on, b, (fr. avv together,
and (Spa a seat) a counsellor,
senator, delegate, on* of an c««
semhly or
rvvipyw,
per. par.
2YN
Xwc/pyw, Poet, for
which for avvtlpyot.
Xwefyvyfiivos, -n, -ov,
pass, of ewfyvyvviii.
\vvt$tvypivu)s, (fr. last) together,
jointly, conjointly.
Xvvi$tvtzv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
cvv^cvyvvfii.
ZwttfjTti, 3 sin. cont. impf. act. of
av^nriui.
5un(woiro/r;ffc, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act.
of av^iooKotiu).
IvilriKa, -as, -e, Ion. for avvfjKa, 1
a. ind. act. ofcvvlnpt.
Zvvi6fiu8a, 1 pi.— Zvvidtvro, 3 pi.
Zuv/faw, Dor. for cW0ov,
cont. fr. owt6iao, 2 sin.ofavvtCf-
firjv, 2 a. ind. mid. of awridnfii.
St>ve0j'£u>, f. -Y<rw, same as (6i£w.
ZvvtQiaQfis, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. pass.
of last.
XvvtdXifJov, -tty -t, impf. act. of
ovvdXifiw.
ImnoVw, f. -t)au>, p. -«j«a, (fr. civ
with, and eio7u> to know) to be
conscious of, be privy to ; to be
informed of, made acquainted
with, be apprized of, know ; to
see, perceive, consider, pper.
act. avvuit'iKuv, Sync. avvclouv,
Att. avvfjiuv, -us, -u. per. ind.
pass. avvtlSnuat, -aai, -rai. per.
mid. avvoiba.
"ZwuS/jau' -S))acai or -aiv -bnaiv'
-oV/<r£wy, cases of
"EvvciSnais, -toy, Att. -Ewy, r), (fr.
same) conscience, judgment of the
STN
pres. inf. ewtlvaC par. trvvwv,
impf. avvr)v.
Zwufii, (fr. same, and tlpi to go)
to go with, accompany, attend ;
to go together, meet, encounter,
engage.
Zvvuirtlv, 2 a. inf. act. of ovviiw.
Ivvthrtro, 3 sin. impf. mid. ofoW-
TTOfiai.
Zvvelpyu, (fr. <ri»v together, and
cipyu to enclose) to enclose or
*/m* in together ; to collect, as-
semble together ; to bind, tie to-
gether.
Yvvcipw, (fr. same, and tlpw to tie)
to connect, string or knit toge-
ther ; to continue without inter-
ruption ; to harangue, repeat,
declaim ; to unite, coalesce, join,
cohere.
Svvtis, -tlaa, -h; (2 a. par. act. of
avvlnfi i ) conscious, having a knou>-
ledge of, apprized of; knowing,
understanding, intelligent.
Zvvua($aivu>, (fr. avv together, us
into, and (Jaivui to go) to go in
together, embark along with.
"ZvvuacXdtlv, 2 a. inf. act. of
Zvvctoipxofiat, (fr. <ri<v with, u y into,
and tpyofiai to go) to enrrr to-
gelher with, go in along with. 2
a. ind. act. avvuoTiXdov, -es, -t.
2vvuai<ppnac, Att. Sync, for avvu-
<re<p6pnec, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
ovvuatyopiu),
"ZvvuorjXOe, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
avvtiaip^Ofiai.
mind, conviction; conscientious-, Y.vvuo<popd, -as, hi (fr- oiv toge-
ness,knowledgeof.p\.avvu6rjous- ) ther, us in, and 0/ow to bring) o
HvvtiSov, 2 a. ind. act. of avvtibm. I collection; the bringing in or
XuvndtMa, n. — XuvEtouFay, g. fern. I gathering of corn ; tribute, tax.
of avvuiuts, -via, -ds, cont. for Zvvua^opiu) -£>, (ir. same) to bring
<rvvuSnKu>s, -via, -ds, per. par
act. of avvufitui or -uirjfit.
TvvtiSu), (fr. avv together, and eJow
to see) to perceive, see, observe,
Know ; to be conscious of, privy
to. 2 a. act. inf. avvi6c.lv par.
avvtbuiv.
Xvvti hits see ovvubvla.
ZvvuXcyuivos, Att. for avXXcXeyfti
voy, per. par. pass, of avXXiyta.
ZvvtiX/u), (fr. oiiv with, and tiXiot
to gather) to roW together, wrap
or ro// up ; to entwine, bind, tie
together; to gather, collect, as-
semble ; to drive together, shut up,
enclose, confine.
YvvciXv<pa, -ay, -£, ind. — "ZvvuXv
0wy, -via, -ds, par. per. act. Att.
of<ruXXa/i/?avci>.
XvvuX 7<pvla, fem. of evveiXnQ&s,
see last.
XvvciXn^a, -as, -t, Att. for <n>XXc*-
^1Xai Per> md« act. °f ovXAay-
£avw.
Iuv«Xo^a,-aj,-£, ind. — YvvuXoxi-
vai, inf. — XvvEjXo^wy, -lua, -dy
par. per. act. Att. of avXXiyu)
Ivvufii, f. mid. -caouai, (fr. oiiv
together, and e<^ to be) to oe
a/ong- or together with, be pre-
sent with ; to associate, keep
company, converse with ; to side
ortakepartwith; to enjoy, have
the bene/? tar reap the advantage
qf; tp discuss, argue, dispute.
m, import, introduce ; to en,xcl ;
to bring in or pay tribute ; to
subscribe, contribute.
Twelve, act. — "Zvvclxtro, pass. 3
sin. impf. — Y-vvci-^ovro, 3 pi.
impf. pass, offfuv/^w.
"ZvvtKd&toa, -as, -t or -tv, 1 a. ind.
act. of <TvyKadt£u>.
HvvcKaicro, 3 sin. impf. ind. pass,
of ovyicaiu).
ZvveK0odu) (fr. eiv together, ck
from, and /3oao> to shout) to
shout along with, cry out toge-
ther with.
Hvvocfipdfa, (fr. same, and /3pa^w
to boil) to boil over oj out, spew,
cait out ; to expel, banish.
HvvfK6nnos-ov,b,fi, (fr. same, and
Sfjfxos a people) a fellow-travel-
ler, companion in travels.
ZvvtKfKparo, Sync, for cwtKucipa-
to, 3 sin. pper. pass. — Ztrvntl-
pa<ra, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
avyKtpdvvvftt.
ZwcKivrierav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
crvyiciviu).
TvvuacEvrib), or -dw -Si, (fr. trvv to-
gether, ik intens. and Kcvreu) to
prick) to run through together;
to stab along with, pierce, kill.
HvveicXuffa, -as, -e or -tv, 3 pi. -k\ii-
<rav, 1 a. ind. act. of avyK\etu>.
"ZvviicXtKTos, -ov, b, f), (fr. oiv to-
gether, ik from, and \iyu> to
choose) chosen or elected together.
(540)
2 i N
TvvcKdfiifffiv, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. o*
ovyKopiQu).
Iuv£«riroXf//i'u) -w, (fr. avv together,
ck intens. and ndXtpos w;ir) to
make war together with, join in
making war; to conquer t<
^wtKiropevofiai, (fr. same, and wo-
pevu to go) to go forth tOgtUttr,
march out together, depart aJMj
with.
Zwucirpdooo), (fr. avv with, and «
irpdeffu) to extort) to combine in
extortion, join in exactam ; U
avenge together, unite in taking
vengeance ; to -rvenge.
IvvtKpdTnot, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. oi
ovyKporiu).
Sd if rrdrrw, or -cffu>, (fr. civ toge-
ther, ck intenti. and rdoou) to ar-
ray) to array together, marshal,
set in order.
Xtv£«cr"<tdy, -j), -or, (fr. ovvf^u) tc
restrain) restraining, ruling,
governing; rcevlating, arrang-
ing, disposing, preserving ; com-
pact, firm ; immediate, dutct,
effective. Subs, a governor, ruler.
ZvvtKroKl{u, f. -lau), (fr. avv toge-
ther, ik from, and t6kos usury) to
make productive, cause to bear
or 6rin£- forth.
TvvtKTpiqbu), f. ■■>, (fr. same, and
rpi<pm to nourish) to bring up to-
gcther, rear along with.
ZvviKTpi'xu), (fr. same, and rpi^ut
to run) to run out together, run
along with, run doum with ; tc
dart forward, advance ; to help,
assist, aid, favour,
Zvv£<trp(/3w, (fr. same, and rplfiut
to rub) to wear out together ; to
rub or dash together.
"ZwiKTcofos, -ov, b, tj, (fr. same,
and rpid>u) to nourish) brought
up or reared together.
Y.vviXa(iov,-ts, -t or -tv, act. — 5>-
vtXd(i6unv, -ov, -ero, mid. 2 a.
ind. of ovXXantidvu).
ZvvtXaXovv, impf. act. cont £«-
vcXdXnoa, -as, -e, 1 a. ind. act.
of avXXaXiio.
YvvtXavvu), f. avveXSau), \fr. ai'v
together, and cXavvo) to drive) to
ride or drive along with ; to drive
together, hem in ; to collect, ga-
ther ; to urge, persuade, force,
engage. 1 a. ind. act. avv>,\aoa.
ZwfXcl-av, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. ot
cvXXiyij).
TlvvtXcvOu), obs. see avvip^ofiai.
IvviXevais, -loy, Att. -ems, //, (fr.
avv together, and . eXevOu), obs.
for ipxojiai to come) a meeting,
assembly, congregation.
ZvveXnXvdoras, a. pi. per. par.
mid. Att. of avvipxouai.
T,vveXrj<p6rjv, -ns,-n,3p\.avveXij(pdj]-
aav, 1 a.ind.pass.ofox'XXa/i/?avw.
ZvveXdelv, 2 a. inf. act. — Zwf\9n,3
sin. 2 a. sub. act. — Y.vvtX06vTa.
-dovras, -ddvrwv, -dovaais, cases
of lar. 2 a. act. of avvepxouai.
ZvvcXkvu), f. -vau>, (fr. avv together,
and eXku) to draw) to draw, drag
or bring together, collect.
ZvvtXoylaavro, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. mid.
of cvXXoyify.
2TN
2TN
iTN
SuvtXdvrj, d. sin. of auv£/\(i»', 2 a.
par. act. of ovvaipm.
Twtudxvva-Si 2 sin. 1 a. ind. act.
of ffvfina%iu>.
Y.vviyav, Dor. and JEo\. for avvu-
vat, 2 a. inf. act. of avvinut.
"EvvEuiriirru), (fr. avv with, tv in, and
iriirru) to fall) to fall in along
with, drop into with.
"ZwevciKettVy Ion. and ^Eoi. for av-
vEviyicaizv, 3 pi. 1 a. opt. act.
Or with v added, same for avvz-
vzynai, 3 sin. 1 a. opt. act. Eu-
vzveyKavrzs, tt. pi. of ovvEviyKas,
-aaa, -av, par. 1 a. act. of avp.-
<P(pw.
"LvvtvuKtrau, 3 sin. pres. ind. pass,
of avvzvziKU), Poet, for avfjupepo).
Hvvzvfjvo%a, -as, -z, per. ind. mid.
of same.
Y.vvz^aipiu> -w, f. -rjau, (fr. aiiv to-
gether, ex from, and aipeu to
take) to carry away with ; to
plunder together ; to assist in
plundering or destroying ; to
take av>ay, deprive ; to rescue,
redeem.
"LvveZapapTavat, (fr. aiiv with, zk in-
tens. and apaprdvw to err) to
err, offend along with, offend
alike, pres. ind. 3 pi. avvz^afxap-
rdvovai.
Tvv£%cirp>'i!;avTO, Ion. for avvE%zirpd-
t-avro, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. mid. of
avvEKirpdaau).
Evvd-fpxopaift -eXevoouui, p. -c\rj-
Auflu, (fr. aiiv together, ek from,
and ipxofiai to come) to go out
together, march out with, accom-
pany.
YiWt^trd^ovTai, 3 pi. pres. ind.
pass, of
Y.vvz%ZTdfa, (fr. aiiv with, zk from,
and £i-n£u> to examine) to ex-
amine ; to reckon, number, put
among, rank with ; to aid, as-
sist.
Yvvf^crarrov, impf. ind. act. of av-
vcKTarrii) or -aau).
Zuv^o/cfAAw, (fr. avv with, ek from,
and oKiWoi to drive) to drive out
past ; to draw out ; to exagge-
rate, heighten.
^vvE^ofioidui -5, (fr. same, and
buoiou) to liken, th. 6>o<o? like)
to make like, liken, assimilate.
T.vvE^ojxoi6ojiai -ovuai, to grow or
become like, conform. "Evvz^opoi-
ovadat, pres. inf. pass.
"LiiVE^opfxaui -5, (fr. same, and bp-
udu> to rush) to rush upon to-
gether, run out violently toge-
ther, dart forth with, sally out.
"Zvvil-ovai, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
avvi%u).
TvveJ-ukeiXe, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
<rvvE^oK(X\u).
ZvvEoprdfa, (fr. avv together, and
ioprdfa to celebrate, th. ioprf) a
feast) to celebrate along with,
feast with.
Vvveoxubs, Att. for awo^dg, same
as avvo^i).
IvvETaEtSu), (fr. avv with, £iri to,
and qSo) to sing) to sing to, along
with ; to sing the praises of to-
gether with.
"ZvvEiraOtjffaTE, 2 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
(rvfiiradfw.
Zvviirutvos, -ov, b, >), (fr. evv with,
£7rt upon, and atvos praise) ap-
proving, praising, commending ;
consenting, agreeing to.
St/v£rra>coXov0fii) -u>, f. -qaw, (fr.
same, and aKo\ovQ{u> to follow)
to follow together, accompany,
attend.
Euv/irafa, Dor. for avviirn^a, see
avviirn^zv.
2vv£7rd^a<r0at, Ion. for avvz<pd\paa-
6ai, 1 a. inf. mid. of cvvztydizro-
ftai.
Tvvzirz\a<f>pvvu), (fr. aiiv together,
£7r( upon, and z\a<ppvvu> to light-
en, th. z\a<ppbs light) to lighten
together with, help to lighten ; al-
leviate, relieve.
2vveirEu\pa, -as, -£, 1 pi. -xpafizv, 1
a. ind. act. of av/jirtuTrii).
"Ewzniarnv, -n$, -n, 2 a. ind. act. of
(IVVE(j)i(7Trijtl.
ZvvEirnl-ev, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
crvixirfjyvvpi.
Y^wnrifidrns, -ov, b, (fr. aiv toge-
ther, £7r( upon, and palvu to go)
a charioteer, driver ; a passenger.
Zvvzirideadai, 2 a. inf. mid. of avv-
EiriTi9n[xi.
HvvEiriOzcris, -ios, Att. -£&>?, fj, (fr.
aiiv with, zm upon, and ridnfit to
place) imposition, deceit, fraud.
Hvvzirtuaprvpfu) -fi>, f. ->/<rw, p. avvz-
■nijXEfiaprvprfKa, (fr. same, and
fiaprvptui to testify, th. udprvp a
witness) to bear witness along
with, afford additional proof
confirm, establish ; to assent to.
'ZvvETrifjiaprvpovvTos, g. sin. cont.
par. pres. act. of last.
HvvETriii(\ofxai, (fr. avv with, and
H(\ei it concerns) to lake care of
along with, assist in minding,
superintend.
"ZvvEiriouzv, 1 pi. 2 a. ind. act. of
avfxirivu).
Hvvemiroviu) -<3, (fr. avv with, tm
intens. and ruvfu) to labour) to
labour with, assist in labour,
help, aid, co-operate.
HvvETTiaKEirroiiai, f. -\pojxai, (fr.
same, and ak-inrouai to consider)
to look upon or consider as one of
n?imber together, visit, review
along with.
'LvviviairaaQai, pres. inf. pass,
cont. of
Y.vvzirioirdu> -u>, (fr. aiv with, £7rt
to, and Gnaw to draw) to draiv
together with, attract ; to bring
over, induce.
Zvvziriotropai, (fr. same, and air6-
uai, Poet, for etrouai to follow)
to follow along with.
"Zvvzirioir6uEvos,pres. par. mid. of
last.
HvvEKarauai, (fr. <ri)v with, etti in-
tens. and ian/ii to know) to be
conscious of privy to, apprized of
LvvETTia-xyo}, f. -vaj), p. avvEiricxv-
Ka, (fr. same, and taxvia to be
strong, th. taxvi strength) to join
strength with, assist, aid, help.
"ZvvEiriridrjfii, (fr. same, and riOnui
to place) to assist in putting on
(541) ^
or loading ; to set or put on vith
others ; to conspire in cheating
beguile, deceive, combine against,'
to impute, ascribe, charge ; to
join in attucking, full upon to-
gether, invade at once ; to be
along with, be placed among, be /
to take advantage of, use, em*
ploy ; to abuse, misuse, wuste.
Y.vvEv\rjpovvTo, 3 pi. cont. impf.
pass, of (tv[xt: A np6u>.
Zvvtirvlyov, impf. ind. act. — Xvvfir-
vi$av, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
cvftirviyo).
TwEvuSlaa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
avjxirohi^ui.
£t>v£7ro//a«,(fr. cvv together, and nru)
to follow) to follow in company
with, follow along with, attend.
Y.vvzT:OpEVETO, 3 sin. -pivovro, 3 pi.
impf. mid. of cvinroozvopai.
'ZvvEirruiKEE, Ion. for avvtiTEnrix)KEif
3 sin. pper. act. of avfimirrij>.
HvviiTU), (fr. oiv together, and iirut
to speak) to speak along with or
in agreement with ; to assent,
agree to ; to plead, defend, pa-
tronise.
HvvEpttvi^w, f. -nroi), (fr. oiv toge-
ther, and ipavos a collection) to
collect, gather into a bundle ; to
contribute, subscribe. "ZvvEpavi-
$ofiai, to receive a subscription, be
relieved, get.
YvvEpdw -w, (fr. same, and tpdu> to
love) to love together with, to
have a rival in love ; also to con-
tribute, subscribe.
"Zvvzpycl, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
act. of
Y.vv£pyeo) -w,f. ->/cra), p. avvt'jpyrjKa,
(fr. avv together, and ipyov a
work) to work together, help in
doing, co-operate, contribute, as-
sist, impf. ind. act. avvi'ipyeov
-OVV, -££? -EIS, -EC -£*•
HvvEpyrja^is, 2 sin. 1 f. ind. act. of
last.
HvvEpybs, -ov, 6, }/, (fr. avv with,
and ipyov a work) a co-operator,
coadjutor, assistant, colleague ; o
fellow worker or labourer.
ZvvEpyovvros, g. — TvvEpyovvri, d.
— Y.vvEpyovvT£s, n. pi. cont.
par. pres. act. of avvzpyio*.
"Lvvtptihui, f. -£<'<7w,(fr. avv together,
and EpEiSu) to fix) to fix in, fasten
together, make firm, support to-
gether, act with united force.
YvvEpu^Ofiai, to attack violently,
make an impression.
HwtpiQos, -ov, b, {), (fr. same, and
iptOos a spinner) spinning or
carding together ; a fellow ser-
vant or workman.
"LvvipxErai, 3 sin. -%ovrai, 3 pi.
pres. ind. mid. — ZvvipyeadE, 2
pi. pres. ind. or impr. mid. — £v-
vcpxo/ievos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
mid. — T.vvepxnadE, 2 pi. pres.
sub. mid. of avvfpy*uai.
~Slvvfpxo^ai,f.avve\Evaouat,\i.avvn-
Au0«, Att. avvEXr/XvOa, (fr. same,
and ipxpfiai to come) to come
together, collect, assemble ; to
meet, encounter, engage, come
into or agree with ; to live with.,
2TN
marry ; to happen, occur, befall,
come to pass. 2 a. act. ind. avv
fj\Oov, -t%,'f inf. avviXduv par.
owi\&Cjv, -ovaa, -6v. impf. ind.
mid. avvrjp^6ftr)ii, -ov, ~cto. per.
par. mid. aavcXnXvdibs, -via, -dy.
pper. mid. avvt\rj\vQtiv, -eis,-ti.
J.ivts, and ZtfyCTC. 2 sin. and pi. 2
a. impr. act. of avvir/fii.
"Zwiatt, d. sin. of <rtH <£<riy,a. avvteiv.
Xvviff#/n,3 sin. pres. ind. — Zuv-
taOUtr, pros. inf. act. of
Luv£(r07w,(fr.ct»'together,andi:o-0/u»
to eat) to eat together, eat with.
impf. ind. act. awr'/oOtov, -ts, -t.
Tvvtais, -io?, Att. -tws, rj, (fr. avvi-
nui to put together) a meeting,
union, junction ; comprehen-
sion, understanding, intelltct ;
wisdom, prudence ; conscience.
ZvviCKvdpwrdoaftiv, 1 pi. 1 a. ind.
act. of avoKvdpwirdfo.
T-vvtaitdpa^a, -ay, -t or -cv, 3 pi.
-pa£av, 1 a. ind. act. of ovatta-
pdaau>.
IvvcaraXftivoi, per. par. pass, of
avartWm.
Tvviaraaav, Poet, for avviarnaav,
3 pi. 2 a. ind. act. of ovviarnut.
Y.vvtaravpuidnv, -ns, -n, I a. ind.
pass. — "Lvvtaravputuivoi, -n, -ov,
per. par. pass, of avcravpdu).
"Zvviarti^av, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
ffuffr/XXw.
Svj'coriwf, -<5<ra, -<Ly, (Epenth. for
ovvtoruis, which Sync, for avvta-
Tnx&s, per. par. act. of avviarrr-
ui) impending^ pending, immi-
nent ; undecided, undetcrminrd ;
consisting, subsisting ; standing
up in, rising out of.
"Zviiorn, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. —
"Lvviarnxt, 3 sin. per. ind. — Svv-
tari'iKct, Ion. for ovvtcTfiKzi, 3 sin.
pper. ind. act. — ZvvtaTt/Kvlat, n.
pi. fern. per. par. act. — "Lwta-
Tt)aart, 2 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
ovvtvrnut.
Xwiarla, -as, Ion. -tarin, -ns, fj,
(fr. avv together, and iarla a
fireside) an eating together, feast,
entertainment.
Jivvecrrtdu) -<S or -douai -5>uai, (fr.
last) to feast with, eat with.
Ivvianos, -ov, 6, >/, (fr. same) an
inhabitant, dweller; an inmate,
guest.
"Lvvtorwoa, n. sin. fem. — "LvvtarGj-
ray, a pi. mas. of avvtarws,
which see in ovvtcrtus-
"Evveoxov, -ts, -e, 2 a. ind. act. of
<Tvv[%<a.
T-vvtrd^ia, (fr. <riiv together, and
trdfa to inquire) to examine or
explore together.
XvvtTatpitofxai, (fr. next) to be in-
timate with, cohabit, have com-
merce with.
Tvvcraipls, -/<5oy, %, (fr. next) a fe-
male companion ; a harlot, con-
cubine.
2vvETa7pos, -ov, o, (fr. oiv together,
and tralpos a companion) a com-
panion, intimate; an assistant,
associate.
Xvvira^a, -as, -t or -tv, 1 a. ind.
act. ot <rvrra<x<r.i>.
1XN
TLvvtrd<pnutv, 1 pi. 2 a. ind. pass.
of avvOdrro).
T-ivtrt, 2 pi. 2 a. impr. act of
nwmua
TLvvtriOtivro, 3 pi. pper. pass, of
avvriBnui.
EvvtriXnoa, -at, -i, 1 a. ind. act.
of OVVTtXidt.
JLvvcrripti, 3 sin. cont. impf. act. of
avvrnpiut.
"Zwirl^m, f. -law, Att. -IS, (fr. avv-
trbs intelligent) to make intelli-
gent, teach, instruct.
T.vvtTo, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. mid. of
avv In fit.
"Lvvtrbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. evvinui to join
together) joined together, com-
pacted, united ; prudent, wise,
intelligent, skilful ; intelligible.
"LvvirpYfiv, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. pass. < f
avvrpil3u>.
XvvtrtDy, (fr. cvvtrbs intelligent) in
telligently, prudently, sensibly.
HvvtvaSov, Alo\. Pleon. for avvia-
lov, which for avvrjdov, 3 pi. impf.
or 2 a. ind. act. of rvvdett.
ZwtvSoKil, 3 sin. -Kovat, 3 pi. cont.
pres. ind. — XvvtvioKwv, pres.
par. act. cont. of
TLvvevhoKitit -G>, f. -»}ffu>, p. cvvtvoS-
Kvna, (fr. ci'v together, tv well,
and 6ok((j> to think) to consent,
agree, approve of; to be well
pleased with, take pleasure in.
"Zvvtvcia, (fr. same, and ivcu to
sleep) to sleep with ; to pass in-
sensibly.
T,vvtvvd%u>,(fr. avv with, and cvvdfa
to sleep, ih. twfi a.bcA)to lull, put
to sleep or in bed with ; to as-
suage, calm. l.vvevvd^ouai, to lie
together, sleep with.
XvvtvvdoQnv, Bceot. for ovvtvvdadn-
aav, 3 pi. I a. ind. pass, of last.
Ivvtvvos, and Yvvtwirris, -ov, 6, i/,
(fr. avv together, and tvvf) a bed)
who lie or sleep together, a bed-
fellow ; a husband or wife.
Y.vvevrropto) -5, (fr. avv with, tv
well, and lrtipw to pass) to assist
in procuring, provide, furnish,
supply.
Y.vvzvpicKu>, (fr. avv with, and c'vp'ta-
kw to find) to find together.
'Evvtvippaivw, and -ouat, (fr. same,
and tv<ppaivo> to rejoice, fr. ti>
well, and clpf/v the mind) to re-
joice with, congratulate.
Svvtfwy/w -w, (fr. same, and tv-
w^f'w to entertain) to feast toge-
ther with, revel, live riotously.
Mid. cvvev(i)%fouat -ovuai.
Xvvtvoi'^ovutvoi, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. of last.
1vvf<payti, 2 sin. -(f>dyoutv, 1 pi.
impf. ind. act. of av^dyxn.
Y.vvt<pditTouai, (fr. avv together, em
upon, and airrofjini to arrive at)
to arrive at together, approach in
company with ; to touch upon ;
to come in contact with ; to as-
sist, relieve.
Tvvf<pv0os, -ov, 6, (fr. same, and
i<p>il3os a lad, th. %fa youth)
a, companion in youth, young
friend.
'Zvvcd>iaTnfii,((r. snrr>e,iiri upon, and
(542)
2YN
"arvut to stand) to set over along
with, give a joint command ; to
come upon, assault, attack toge-
ther; to teach, instruct ; to consi-
der, study. 2 a. ind. act. avvivia-
tjjv. per. par. act. avvt^tarnxwi'
Sync. avvt<j)taTtl>s, -ioaa, -wj.
pres. ind. mid. awttpiamuai.
2.vvt<pu>vfjQT), 3 sin. 1 a. ind. pass.
— Y.vvt<l>u)vrtaai, 2 sin. 1 a. md.
act. of avft<putviu).
"Zvvi-^aipov, impf. act. of avy^nipu.
"Zvyi-^ti, 3 sin. --^ovai, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. of awiYto.
"Zvvixtov, -tti, -tt, impf. md. act.
of cvyxiv.
Y.vvi%tta, -as, f), (fr. avvi^hi con-
tinual) continuance, hubit, cus-
tom ; perseverance, assiduity ;
frequency, repetition.
"Lvvf^fws, Ion. for avvty&s.
2uv£y^$;-/oj -oDj, 6, n, (fr. avvi%ti>
to nold) continual, without in-
termission, constant, perpetual,
ceaseless ; close, conjoined, co-
hering ; contiguous, adjoining ;
coherent, unbroken, uninterrupt-
ed; continued, frequent, repeat-
ed.
*xvz-x6ptvos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass, of avvf%(i>.
"Lvvtxov, -ovros, to, (neut. pres.
par. act. of same) the chief point,
sum, matter, head, amount ;
ground, subject.
"Lvvixovrat, pass, -\ovai, act. 3 pi.
pres. md. — JIwi^ovtis, n. pi.
par. pres. act. of same.
"Lvvi-xovaa, fem. pres. par. act. of
"Lvvi^yvt, 3 sin. impf. act. — TLwt-
XMn, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. pass, of
ovyxyvu or -\vu).
Xdv/^w, f. -/£«, p. -t arnica, (fr.
avv together, and i%y> to hold) to
hold together, hold fast, grasp,
seize, embrace; to fasten, ti< ,
bind; to contain, coi,iprise ; to
hold in, restrain, confine ; to
straiten, urge, distress, over-
whelm ; to preserve, keep, main-
tain, support ; to comprehend,
understand,know ; to have, holdy
possess ; to come together, meet.
Suvf^wy, (fr. avvtxjti constant)
constantly, continually, perpetu-
ally, repeatedly.
T.vvt\fyf)<bioa, -ts, -t, 3 pi. -<piaav, 1
a. ind. act. of cvnyncpifo.
"Lvvfiyayov, -ts, -£' ph -ydyo^tv,
-ydytrt, 2 a. ind. act. Att. re-
dupl. — l.wfjyt, 3 sin. 2 a. ind.
act. of avvdyo).
Swi'iyttpc, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. -
"ZwnyipQvTt, 2 pi. 1 a. ind. pass,
of avvtytlput.
Tvvnyuivos, -n, -ov,per. par. pass.
of ovvdyw.
"Lvvnydpu, 3 sin. cont. impf. act.
of
Twriyopiio -w, (fr. avv with, and
ayopeio or ayoptvw to harangue,
th. ayopd the market place) to
plead with, defend, support ; to-
assent, consent, agree to.
"Lwr)yopla,-as, f/, (fr. same) plead'
ing of a cause, defence*
2TN
"Zvvfjyopos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same) an
advocate, pleader ; defender, pa-
tron.
Tvvtiyopovuev, 1 pi. impf. ind. act.
cont. oi avvnyopib).
%vvr)Siarai, Ion. for avvrjo'nTai,
which is Att. for avveiSrjrai, 3
sin. of <Tvvd$T)pai, -aai, -rai, per.
ind. pass, of avveiSm.
YvvTjSei, Att. for avvei&rjKei , 3 sin.
ofavveiStjKetv, -eis, -ei} Att. avvp-
beiv, -eis, -ti, pper. md. act. of
same.
T^wtjoo/iat, f. -rjcojiai, (fr. fft>» with,
and riSonai to be pleased) to re-
joice with, congratulate ; to be
pleased with, take delight in.
Xvvrjdeas, a pi. of avvfjQtjs.
Hvvf/Qeia, -as, >/, (fr. ovvrjOris accus-
tomed to) custom, habit, intima-
cy, familiarity.
"Zwr/dn, pi. cont. of
"Evvridris, -eos-ovs, 6,»% (fr. aiiv with,
and ijdos custom) accustomed to,
familiar, customary, usual.
HvvrjdXriaav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of
awadXiia.
Hwrjdovs, g. sin. cont. of avvt)d>is.
Y.vvr)Qooiaftivoq, ->7, -ov, per. par.
pass, of ffvvadpol^u).
2vvfiOu)v, g. pi. of avvr)9rjs.
Jtvvi'idws, (fr. avvrOrjs accustomed)
according to custom, familiarly.
Tvvr)Ka,-as,-e, 2 pi. -rjKare, 3-rjKav,
1 a. ind. act. of avvinfii.
"EvvrjXaaa, -as, -e or -cv, 1 a. ind.
act. of avveXavvu).
Xvv^XQor, -£?, -t or -ev, 2 a. ind.
act. of avvfp%ouat.
Y,vvri\iKiu)Trji,-ov, b, r), (fr. aiiv to-
gether, and tjXiKia stature) one
of the same age ; an equal, com-
panion.
Hvvi'iXVkos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same) of
equal age.
"SvvnXotriae, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
avvaXotdu).
Ivvtinoovvri, -tjs, fi, (fr. next) fel-
lowship, treaty, league.
l-vvfifnav, -ovos, b, (fr. avv together,
and tt/il to be) a companion, as-
sociate.
YvvrivclxOriv, -ns, -n, 1 a. ind. pass
of cvfifpiptj).
Hvvr/VTTjva, -ag, -s or -ev, 1 a. ind.
act. of avvavrdu).
Ivvi'ipyu, 3 sin. cont. impf. ind.
act. of avvepyiu).
Yvvnpe<pr)s, -ios -ovs, b, »/, (fr. aiiv
together, and tpt 0w to cover) co
vered, shaded, shady ; set, plant-
ed, thick.
?.vvripy6pr)v, -ov, -ero, 3 pi. -^ovro
impf. ind. mid. of avvip^o^at.
'Zvvrjaav, 3 pi. impf. of avveifit.
Xvvfjfffftov, -es, -c or -ev, impf. act.
of avveaQlia.
Yvvfjaovat, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act.
Xim/rc, 2 pi. 2 a. sub. act. of
wtvtiifu.
Hvvt)<pdnv,l a.ind.pass.offfvvanrw.
Xvvrj^im 5, (fr. avv with, and
>7Y/w to sound, th. fjxos sound)
to sound or roar together ; to
echo.
£vv^077v, -77<, -T}, 3 pi. avvfjxdn
aav, 1 a. ind. pass, of cvvdyw.
2TN
Tvvrjxpa, -as, -t, 1 a. ind. act. of
avvdrrru).
*£vvddi:r<i>,f.-\p<i),p. ffvvTt6a(f>a,{(r.
avv together, and Sdirrw to bury)
to bury with or along with ; help
to bury. 2 a. ind. act. avvira<pov.
2 a. ind. pass. avvcrd<f>T)v, -ns,
-v' par. avvTa<f>tis, -elaa, -iv.
Y.vvQiXw, (fr. same, and Si\u> to
wish) to wish with, consent, ac-
quiesce.
"Zvvdtfxa, -Stos, rb, (fr. avv toge-
ther, and ridijui to settle) a sign
or password ; an agreement,
treaty, league, compact.
Y.vvB(fttvos, par. — ZvvOco -ov, impr.
2 a. mid. of avvTiQtjfii.
"Zvvdeaia, -as, *), (fr. aiiv together,
and rldrjui to place) an agree-
ment, bargain, compact.
'Zvvdeais, -ios, Att. -eu>s, r), ("*•
same) a putting together, combi-
nation, composition ; arrange-
ment, disposition, order ; synthe-
sis, a figure, a. sin. avvdeatv.
Zvvdero, Ion. for avvidero, 3 sin. 2
a. ind. mid. of same.
YvvQeros or "ZvvQerbs, -ov, b, r), (fr.
aiv together, and riOtiya to put)
put together, compounded, com-
posed, joined, cemented, united ;
feigned, counterfeit.
YvvOer&s, (fr. last) orderly, regu-
larly.
"ZwOtw -S, (fr. avv together, and
S/w to run) to run together, run
along with.
"ZvvQrjKtf, -nsi hi (""• ffVV together
and ridtjixt to place) a putting
together, combination, composi-
tion; a compact, treaty, league,
agreement ; consent, assent, n.
pi. avvdrjKat.
YvvQ^pa, -dros, rb, (fr. same) an
agreement, contract, covenant ;
watchword, sign, password.
"ZwOnpevrfis, -ov, b, (fr. avv toge-
ther, and Snpevrfis a hunter,
th. Stjp a wild animal) a fellow
hunter, companion in the chase.
"ZwO/iaei, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. of
avvTidrjfti.
ZvvOXdirai, 1 a. inf. act. — "ZvvdXaa
Orjaerai, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. pass, of
^vvOXdu) -d, f. -Sau), p. -ridXaica,
(fr. aiiv together, and SXdw to
break) to break in pieces, dash
together, crush, bruise. 1 a. ind.
act. avviOXaaa. per. ind. pass.
avvredXaauai. 1 a. ind.
avvedXdaOrjv. 1 f. ind. pass, avv-
OXaadrjaouai, -n, -erai.
'ZvvdXi^ovra, a. sin. par. pres. act
of
HvvOXlfio), f. -xpu>, p. awTfOXiQa,
(fr. aiiv together, and SXi'/Sw to
press) to crowd upon one ano-
ther, throng; to squeeze, press.
impf. act. avviOXlfiov.
Hvv8v>'iaicovai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
T,vv6v>'iaKo>, (fr. aiiv with, and Svrj-
aKu> to die) to die with.
HwOpavui, (fr. avv together, and
$pavut to break) to break in
pieces.
tvvBpvTTovrts, n. pi. par. pres. act
of
(643)
2TN
"Zwdpfaru), f. -\|,w, p. -Tf6pvAa,{fr.
avv with, and Spvirrw to break)
to effeminate, enfeeble, weaken '
to break, destroy, bruise, crush ,
to grieve, afflict.
Yvvtdeiv, inf. — "ZvviSdv, -ovaa, -bv,
n. pi. -tSbvrts, par. 2 a. act. of
avveiSu).
"Zvvieiv, pres. inf. cont. of avviita
for avviTjfii.
Hvvteis, -eiaa, -h, pres. par. act. of
avv 17] pi.
Y.vviejAai, \>rcs. ind. mid. — Tvvii-
\iev, Ion. for avviivai, pres. inf.
act. — "ZwiivTos, g. "Zvvii vres, n.
pi. of avv'uis, par. pres. act. —
"ilvvtere, 2 pi. pres. impr. act. of
avvinpi.
Swvi/w, same as aw'typi.
Y.vvlfa or Zvvt£avw, (fr. aiiv toge-
ther, and t£w or 'i^dvu to seat) to
sink down, subside, settle ; to fall
together, collapse ; to shrink,
shrivel.
Yvvitjfjii, f. avvrjau), p. avvtiKa, (fr.
oi'v together, and Irjfxi to send)
to send or put together, combine,
join ; to engage, fight, combat ;
to understand, know, perceive ,
to attend, hear, hearken, listen ,
to be skilful, act wisely ; to taste,
eat or drink, pres. ind. 3 pi.
avvelai' impr. avviedi, -fi-w, 2 pi.
avviere' sub. avviut, -fis, -fj, 3 pi.
avviwat'inf. av viivai' par. ovvieist
-elaa, -iv. 3 pi. I f. ind. act.
avvrjaovat. 1 a. ind. act. avvrjica.
2 a. act. ind. avvnv, -ns, -*)' impr.
avves, avvero), 2 pi. avvere' sub.
avvG>, -Tjs, -tj, 2 pi. avvrjre.
Hvi '.fiev, Dor. and ^Eol. for avvii
vai, pres. inf. — Y.vvi6vres, n. pi.
of avviwv, -ovaa, -bv,2 a. par. of
avveiyi.
Y.vvi6vres,n. pi. par. 2 a. of cvveiui.
Y-vviovv, 3 pi. impf. act. — "Evviovai,
3 pi. pres. ind. act. of avviiu
obs. see avvtnui.
Svviaav, 3 pi. of <nM'£7v ,-ns,-£?, impf.
ind. act. of cvveifii, to go together.
Hvviaaai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
Y.vviarini, (fr. avv intens. and iarjfii
to know) to know, feel, be con-
scious of.
"Zvvtardfievos, -n, -ov, pres. par.
mid. avviaraaOai, pres. inf. mid.
— "Zwiardrai, 3 sin. pres. mid.
— "ZvviordvTos, g. sin. pres. par.
act. of avviaTrjfii.
"Zwiardveiv, inf. — Y.vviardvoyiev,
ind. pres. 1 pi. — Y.vviarav6v-
Twv, g. pi. par. pres. act. of
"Zvviaravw or TLvviardu), (fr. avv to-
gether, and 'loravo) to place) to
place together with ; to commend,
recommend. See also next.
"Lvviarrjfn, i. avaryjau, p. avvearrjKa
or avvfardica, (fr. same, and 7<r-
Tr\yn to set) to set, place or stand
together with, station ; to contri-
bute, establish, appoint, set up,
support ; to order, adjust, settle,
compose, arrange, dispose ; to
strengthen, confirm, establish,
consolidate ; to create, make,
form, fashion ; to build, place,
erect ; to design, meditate, plot,
STN
combine ; to work together, co-
operate ; to commend, recom-
mend, extol ; lo show, point out,
demonstrate, prove, tench, in-
form, acquaint. Zvvioranai, to
condense, thic!;en ; to contract,
knit, shrink, shrivel ," to consist,
subsist, be, appear, seem ; to last,
endure, continue ; to collect, as-
CMtMr, meet together. ZvviarnKa
and Zuvfarnv, have a neuter sig-
nification ; 1 a. ind. act. avvia-
rnan. per. par. act. avvtaraictbs
or avvearnK^s, by Sync, avvta-
r<i>, by Epenth. avvcarews-
Zvviarrjai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
last.
Yvviardv, in n. pi. ZwiarUvrts,
pres. par. act. cont. of avviardm.
Zwiorup, -opos, b,(fr. avv together
und ianui to know) one that
knoweth or is privy to ; a wit-
n.'.i*.
Tvna^vpulv, 1 f. inf. act. Att. of
Xvi i<t;£u«(£u>, f. -fold and -tio, (fr
cvv with, and i<r;£vp/£u) to
Strengthen, th. ta^rys strength)
to strait; them With, it in for re.
"Zviuov, pres. par. act. c int. —
L'l'xuii', par. 2 a. act. ofaun/w
for avvirjfii.
"Zwiuxri, 3 pi. cont. pres. sub. act.
of s;une.
HvvKioun^irc, Dor. fir avyicufid-
aire, 2 pl. 1 a. iinpr. act of
avyKdijitiOo.
"LvwiiiiCKt, Ion. for ovvivau, 3 sin.
Impf. act. of
Zvvvniw, f. -au), (fr. avv together,
and vaiu) to dwell) to dwell to-
gether, live with.
Zvvvcvidrat, Ion. for avvvivnvrai,3
pi. per. ind. pass, of avvviu.
Zvvvfibeui, -as, //, (fr. ai>v together,
and vi<pos a cloud) a collertion or
gathering of clouds, gloominess.
Ivvvabiu -u>, (fr. same) to collect
clouds, darken, obscure, per. ind.
m:d. avwivofa' par. avvvtvo<pS>s,
-ii?i, -6s.
"Zvwa^is, -ios -oT's, b,f/, (fr. same)
covered viith clouds, cloudy,
dark, oSsrure.
Yvvvt^es, (fr. avvt^ns continual)
en istnnily, conli.iually, inces-
santly.
"Lvvviia or T.vvv'na, (fr. avv toge-
ther, and vim to heap up) to pile,
collect, heap up together. 1 a. inf.
act. avvvTjaai.
"Zuwoiio, f. -i}<ru, (fr. avv together,
and voiu) to think, th. voos vovs
the mind) to know of be privy
to ; lo think, consider, refect ; to
understand, perceive.
"Zvvvoia, -as, h, (fr. same, and vovs
the mind) thought, meditation,
refection, contemplation, con-
sideration ; understanding, per-
ception, intelligence ; seriousness,
gravity.
Y.vvvoirj, -nsi f), Ion. for last.
Tvvvouos, -ov, b, r), (fr. avv together,
and veuu) to pasture) grazing or
pasturing together, feeding with ;
educated or brou ght up together,
living together ; of the same rank
or situation ; joined, allied, con-
nn-.trd, reiitcd ; regular, even,
equal ; sharing alike. Subs, a
partaker, sharer ; a relation.
Y.VWOVS, -ov, h, i'i, (fr. avv tO|
and vovs the mind) thoi. \
. meditative, serious.
HvvvvucpOKduos, -ov, b, (fr. s.imi1,
vvufn a bride, and KOftiut to take
care of ) an attendant of u bride ;
a bride's man or maid.
Hvvvv/jKpos, -ov, r), (fr. same, and
vx>u<pn a bride) a sister-in-law ;
a brother's wife ; a husband's
brother's wifi
2YN
ZwoiotutQa, 1 pi. 1 f. ind. Mid. of
avft<pipw.
-r,s, f), (fr. avv together,
and cX/ru to chaw) a drawing to-
, contraction, oumprttmon,
Mivo^ov, (fr. next) tut' dly, whoily ,
. d! at once.
ZHvoXos. -ov, b, {,, (fr. oiv together,
and o\»s the while) the whole
entire, uuircrs .,', a! tout.
Zvvo\o<popo^ui, (fr. same, and o\o-
(pvpiftai to lament) to lament to-
• r, ri,,l lolt.
SiM'dXiuj, (fr. avvoXos the whole}
entirely, altogether, totally.
ZvvoAtvovrts,n. pl. par. pres. act.oi ZvvoudXi^, -Ikos, b, i), Dor. for
Zvvodcvu), f. -evau), p. ovvui'ivkh
(fr. same, and bibs a way) to
journey together, accompany on
a journey.
Zvvoiia, -as, r), Cr- same) a com-
pany, travelling together, a
party.
Smci^ior, -ov, ro, (fr. same) a m«/-
NU or conjunction of the moon.
ZwaSoiirbpos, -ov, b, !>, (fr. same,
an I ircipu to pass) a companion
in a journey, fellow travclttr.
ZBvoSos, -ov, fj, (Cr. avv together,
and bobs a way) a meeting, con-
vention, assembly, synod ; n join-
ing, coming to^ethtr, union ; u
conjunction of the moon ; a con-
flict, engagement ; an income,
revenue.
Zvvofvvdofiai Spm, (fr. avv toge-
ther, and otvvn grief) to grieve
with, condole with.
ZvvoiSa, -as, -c , ind. — Hvrot'ivat,
inf. per. mid. of avvetiiu.
Tlwoikiio -u>, (fr. avv together, and
oikiu) to dwell) to live or dwell
with ; to be intimate with, coha-
bit ; to marry, wed.
"ZvvolKnais, -tos, Att. -eu>s, »;, (fr.
same, and oIkos a house) living
together, intimacy, fellowship, ac-
quaintance, company, marriage.
'ZvvoiKrjrfip, -rjpos, b, (fr. same) v>ho
dwells with another, an inmate,
ass iciate.
Zwoncta, -a?, //, (fr. same) a range
of houses ; a house, dwelling,
mansion; an inn , tavern ; living
together, ^habitation ; a family.
HvvoiKi^u), f. -tea), (fr. same) to
cause to live together ; to contract
or join in marriage , to establish
a colony.
HvvoiKiarns,-ov,b,(fr. avv together,
and oiKiarhs a builder, th. olxos a
house) who builds with another ;
a joint founder or colonist.
"ZvvoKohouzia&t, 2 pl. cont. pres
ind. pass, of
HvvoiKoSouio) -d>, f. -/jau), p. avvy
KoSo/jirjKa, (fr. avv with, oTkos a
house, and Sfpu> to build) to
found or establish along with ; to
build or build up together, pres.
pass. avvoiKoSofiiouai -ovfiai.
YLvvolkos, -ov, b, t), (fr. same, and
oIkos a house) dwelling in the
same house ; an inmate, com-
panion, associate, comrade.
Zwoikovvtcs, n. pl. cont. par. pres.
aCt. Of OVVQlKfU).
(544)
ZvvoptXtl;, -Tkoj, b, i), (fr. avv toge-
tlur, and fyfjAi£ of the same
age) of the same age.
Zvvo/tt\fu> -d», f. -»7ffu», p. avviaul-
XnKa, (fr. same, and fyiAoj a
crowd) to talk, converse, keep
company wi'h. par. pres. acU
avvofii\iuiv -u>v,
"ZwAftiXos, -ov, b, i), (fr. same) a
companion, associate, intimate.
Zwdfivvpi, (fr. avv together, and
dfivvfii to swear) lo swear to-
gether, conspire.
Hvvouo\oyiouat -olfiai, same as
ZvvounXoyi'u) -u>, (fr. avv together,
bftbi alike, and \6yos a word) to
assent, conserd, agree to, approve
of, accede to ; to acknowledge*,
confess ; to covenant, bargain,
settle. *
Two/iopiti) -G>, f. -i'ia(i>, p. avvu>[i6pT]
Ka, (fr. avv with, b^ov together,
and opos a boundary) to adjoin,
be atljoining to ; to be on the
borders.
Zwouopobaa, n. fern. cont. par.
pres. act. of last.
"Zvvouoaia, -as, t), (fr. avv together,
and duvvfit to swear) a conspira-
cy, confederacy.
T.vv6vtu>v, g. 'pl. par. pres. of av-
Vtlfll.
Y.vvovao'bs, -ov, b, »/, (fr. avv toge-
ther, and ondfa to follow) a com-
panion, attendant.
Yvvopda) -w, f. -doiii, p. avvtbpaica,
and -tiboiiKa, (fr. same, and bodut
to see) to see at a view, perceive
at once, comprehend, under-
stand.
TvvovXuais, -ios, Att. • £wf, r), (fr.
same, and cv.V* a wound) the
contraction of a healed wound or
sore ; a scar.
"Zvvovata, -as, h, (fr. avv together,
and etui to be) intercourse, con-
versation, intimacy, society, con-
viviality ; sexual intercourse ; a
meeting, assembly.
Zwovaidfa, f. -dao), (fr. same) to be
with, converse or associate with.
Zwovaiaaubs, -ov, b, (fr. same)
intercourse, sexual intimacy.
~Zvvo<ppvs, -vos, b, '), (fr. avv toge-
ther, and o$pvs an eyebrow)
having the eyebrovjs joined;
stern, severe, sad, grim ; super-
cilious, haughty.
JLvvoxtf, -vs, t), (fr. avviyot) to con-
strain, th. f'^w to hold) conti-
nuity or connexion ; a joining
2TN
team, union ; a compression,
contraction, narrowness., close-
ness ; distress, anxiety, grief; a
conflict, engagement ; the cir-
cumference.
Tuvo^dw -u>, f. -wtu), p. -uiKa, (fr.
last) to contract, draw together,
shrivel, par. per. act. avviaj^di-
2u i/o^(t)K6rc, n. du. of avvo^uiKCig,
Ion. for ffuvwyw/cw?, par. per.
act. of last.
Zvvoxj.-ig, -10?, Att. -£u>f, 7, (fr. ffiiv
together, and 6ipig a sight, th.
dirrofiaitosee) a view, sight, sur-
vey ; comprehension, capacity ;
estimation, rate, opinion ; a com-
pendium, synopsis, summary,
brief sketch.
^vvTayfi,-rn, h, (fr- same, and rda-
au to arrange) appointmtnt, ar-
rangement, an appointed sign or
time.
"Zvvrayua, -drog, rd, (fr. same) a
constitution, appointment, de-
cree, arrangement, order; com-
position ; an army, body of sol-
diers, troop, company; a book,
volume.
Ivvrdnvu), Ion. for avvripvo).
'S.vvravvaaig, jEoI. for avvravvaag,
1 a. par. act. of
2vvravvit>, f. -ujco, (fr. avv along
with, and ravvio, same as rtivu)
to stretch) to stretch towards,
verge, incline, lean or look to-
wards.
^.ivra^ig, -ios, Att. -ewg, >/, (fr.
avvrdaau to arrange) order, ar-
rangement, regularity, disposi-
tion, method; a class, division,
rank, troop, company, band;
line of battle ; a covenant, a-
greement, treaty ; a book, vo-
lume, history ; a list, roll, cl'issi-
Acation ; a salary, pay, stipend,
tax, assessment; a prescribed
task ; an ordinance, institution ;
-onstruction, syntax, arrange-
nent or connection of words in
anguage.
j Tapdaau), f. -afw, p. avvrcrd
dxa-i (fr. aiiv together, and ra
:d<T(7u) to disturb) to disturb toge
thtr, alarm, trouble greatly, con
fuse, confound.
Suvrdaau), -rria, f. -£co, p. avvrcrd
•%a, (fr. avv together and rdaau)
to order) to arrange with others,
classify, place along with; to
draw up an army ; to settle, re-
gulate, prescribe, charge, order,
command, enjoin ; to appoint,
institute, ordain. *Zvvrdaao\iaA or
-rrofxai, to serve in war, arrange
one's self, take side or part vrith ;
to engage, join with, combine,
conspire ; to compose, write ;
to behave, act properly, per.
ini. pass. avvrirayyiai -{at,
-Krai.
YlvvrarrSntvos, pres. par. mid. or
pass, of last.
JLvvraQevrtg, n. pi. par. 2 a. pass,
of avvddirru).
Euvra^Ovw, (fr. avv intens. and
raxyvu* to hasten, th. ra^Of
S t-t
quick) to hasten with, hurry
along.
"Zvvrtdpaimivos, per. par. pass, of
avvTpi<p<i>.
"Zvvreivu), (fr. avv together, and rei-
vu> to stretch) to set out towards,
hasten with, proceed, go on ; to
strain, exert, labour, toil; to en-
force, give weight to; to urge,
incite, hurry ; to contract,
shrink.
HvvrtXiOetv, Poet, for avvreXeiv,
pres. inf. act. cont. of avvreXeu).
"ZvvriXeia, -ag, I), (fr. avvreXfig use-
ful) a tax, assessment, impost,
contribution; a consummation,
end; death; impiety, wicked-
ness ; a council, assembly.
HvvreXuadat, pres. inf. pass. cont.
— ZvvrtXCbv, par. pres. act. cont.
— 'ZvvreXtadziouv, g. pi. fern,
par. 1 a pass. — JLvvrtXiaw, 1 f.
ind. act. of avvriXiia.
"ZvvriXtayia, -drog, to, (fr. next) a
consummation, finishing, accom-
plishment ; a tax, tribute.
SujTfXfw -<5, f. -iaii), p. avvreriXe-
Ka, (fr. avv together, and rzkiu
to finish) to finish entirely, accom-
plish, perform, fulfil, end, de-
termine; to contribute, pay tri-
bute ; to celebrate jointly, solem-
nize together; to rank or be
classed with. 1 a. ind. act. avve-
riXeaa, -ag, -e. pres. inf. pass.
avvreXieadai -ttodai. per. ind.
pass. avvreriXeauai. 1 a. pass,
ind. avvercXiadnv, -rjg, -rj' par.
avvreXeaddc, -staa, -iv.
ZvvreXris, -tog -ovg, b, f), (fr. avv
together, and ri Xog the end) use-
ful, conducive; tributary, de-
pendant.
"LvvreXovvra, a. sin. pres. par. act.
cont. of avvreXeu).
Hvvre/jivw, f. -tuu>, p. avvrir/inKa,
(fr. avv intens. and ri^vui to cut)
to cut short, execute speedily, de-
cide, determine; to diminish,
lessen, abridge, par. pres. act.
avvri^vuiv. per. pass. avvriT^n-
uai. per. mid. avvriro/jia.
HvvriraKrat, 3 sin. per. ind. pass,
of avvrdaau).
"ZvvrtTp.rjyievog, -rj, -ov, par. per.
pass, of avvrifivij).
Suvr£rpt////«'o?,->7,-oi>,par. — Y.vvrz-
Tpi<p9ai,\nf.per.pass.o(avvrpi(iiti.
~2vvt/,kw, (fr. avv intens. and t/jkio
to pine away) to welt or waste
away, consume, fade.
Yvvrrjpel, 3 sin. act. — 'Zwrrjoovv-
rat, 3 pi. pass. pres. ind. of
Hvvrnptia -w,f. ->'iau>, p. avvrtrtjpr]-
Ka, (fr. avv intens. and rnpiio to
keep) to preserve safely, keep
carefully ; to retain ; to observe,
respect, revere, impf. ind. act.
OVVirflpCOV -OVV, -££g -tig, -££ -ti.
pres. ind. pass, avvrnpiofiai -ov-
uai, 3 pi. cont. -pouvrat.
Yvvrrjpnats, 'tog, Att. -tug, fj, (fr.
same) safekeeping, preservation ;
observance, obedience, respect.
ZvvrnpriT'tKds, ->), -dv, and "Zvvrj-
piog,-ov, b, 7, (fr. sume) preser-
vative, preserving.
2TN
JlvvriOivat, pres. inf. act. — Ivvrf-
Ozvrat, 3 pi. pres. ind. mid. of
Zvvridmii, f. avvOrjau), p. avvriQti-
kq, (fr. avv together, and ridtiyn
to put) to put together, collect,
gather, store up ; to join, fasten
together, Jit, adapt, arrange; to
deposit, deliver, intrust ; to con-
sider, deduce, conclude. "ZvvriQt-
fiai, to agree together, settle;
bargain, assent to ; to attend to,
reflect on ; to make a league ot
treaty, enter into an alliance. 2
.a. ind. act. avviQnv. per. ind
pass, avvriduixai pper. pass.
avvtTtBdfinv, -ao, -to. 2 a. mid.
avvtdifinv.
"ZvvTifjidijj -<2, f. -v<ru, (fr. avv in-
tens. and Ti/xdia to honour) tova-
lue very much, set a value on ; to
enhance, raise the price, pres.
mid. avvTiudofiai -wpai.
Hvvriuriats, -tog, Att. -swg, fj, (fr.
last) estimation, valuation, price.
Hvvro/jifi, -rjg, ff, (fr. avvTffivui to cut
short) brevity, shortness ; a short
cut ; a decision, decree.
Y.vvTonia,-ag,r}, (fr. same) brevity,
shortness, conciseness.
Y.vvTofiog,-ov, b,{), (fr. same) short,
brief, concise, compendious.
'Zwropiag, (fr. last) briefly, con-
cisely.
ZvvTouioTara, (sup. of last.) very
briefly, shortly, instantly.
ZvvTovog. -ov, b, t), (fr. avv togeth-
er, and reivw to stretch) strained,
stretched, drawn ; hurried^ hast-
ened ; impetuous, violent.
Zvvrdvwg, (fr. last) hastily, violent-
ly, impetuously.
YvvTpeig, ol, ai, (fr. aiiv together,
and rpeig three) in threes, three
together ; three at once.
"Zwrpe-Kw, (fr. same, and rp/xu to
turn) to turn together, conspire.
Zvvrpi(pu>, f. -Op<t//a>,(fr. same, and
rp/0w to rear) to educate or bring
up together ; to maintain, sup-
■ port. per.ind.pass.ffui/Tf'dpa/i^at.
"ZwrpixovTiav, g. pi. par. pres. act
of
"Zwrpiyiti, (fr. avv with, and rpij^i*
to run) to run or meet together,
assemble, collect; to run head-
long, plunge ; to consent, agree,
concur ; to assist, help ; to en-
counter, engage. 2 a. ind. act.
avviSpSftov. 1 f. ind. mid. avv-
dpil-opai. p. ind. m\d. avvSiipo/jia.
"Zwrpifitrai, 3 sin. pres. ind. pass.
— Evvrpifiov, neut. par. 2 a. act.
- - 7»vTpi(3rjaiTai, 3 sin. 2 f. ind.
pass, ot o^vrpij3(t>.
YvvrptPfi,-rjg,rj, (fr. next) a break-
ing to pieces, cra>,}>- concussion ;
wear, use; desolation, destruc-
tion.
Zvvrpifiu), f. -\po>, p. (Tuvrtrpt^a,
(fr. avv together, and TpijSu to
rub) to rub togetlier, wear out,
impair, waste ; to bruise, crush ;
to break in pieces ; to shake, agi-
tate ; to afflict, wound, torture,
torment, pres. par. act. avvrpt-
[iiov, -ovaa, -ov. 1 a. act. ind.
cui/frp^a'par. avvrpitpas, -aoat
2TN
-ar. 2 a. ind. act. evvlrpt(3ov
pres. ind. mid. owrpifiouai. per.
pass. ind. cvvrirfinuaf inf. ovv-
rerpiqjdai' par. ovvrirpiuuivos,
-n, -ov. 2 a. ind. pass, awirpi'
2TP
tpSt) a song, th. dSu to sing)
harmonizing, agreeing, consent-
ing.
Zvvti)9('j), (fr. same, and wfo'w to
drive) to drive away together.
&nv, mHt •*}• 2 f. ind. pass, ovv- push or force, off; to drive toge-
ther, collect,
LvvtAKtiKvIa, per. par. act. fern, of
OVVOlKlii).
"Zwufjida, 1 pi. 2 a. sub. mid. of
avvhiftt.
Zwupoola, -as, i^f (fr. <ri)v together,
and dftwfii to «wear) a con-
spiracy, confederacy.
zZvvwudrns, -ov, b, (fr. same) sworn
together, confederate ; a conspi.
rator,
YvviDviofiat, (fr. oi<v together, and
uvioftat to purchase) to buy to-
gether, buy up.
Zvvwwuia, -as, ^, (fr. same, and
dtofia a name) sameness of name,
similarity of signification.
XuvwviJ^iof, -ov, b, //,(fr. same) /lav-
ing the same name, synonymous.
Jlvvuptf, -tios, f), (fr. ovv together
and dpw to fasten) a pair of
horses or any other animals
in draught ; a set ; a chariot
and pair ; a mute, match, fel-
low.
luvuiffi, 3 pi. 2 a. tub, act. of ovv-
Inut.
XwuxflcA/w -&, (fr, civ together,
and <jj<pt\iw to assist) to assist
together.
2vv(i>xa'd*, 'fr. same, and fyw to
hoi i ) in a crowd, close, in great
Tptfl>',oufiat, -n,-irai.
ivvrpiupa, -aroe, rb, and Tuvvrpiu-
ubi, -ov, b, (fr. last) a breaking
to pieces, wounding, destruction,
affliction.
"Zvvrptyai, inf. — "Lvvrpixpas, -aoa,
-av, par. 1 a. act. — iwrpiipu,
-ti(,-ci, 1 f. ind. act. ofovvrpifcui.
Ilvvrptxpis, -tof, Att. -twj, T), (fr.
same) a dashing or striking to-
gether, fracture ; destruction,
m desol'ilion ; affliction.
"Lvvrpo<pot, -ov% b, f), (fr. oil v toge»
ther, and rptyu to rear) reared
or brought up together, familiar-
ized, inured ; natural, innate ;
nourishing, invigorating, enli-
vening. Subs, a foster child.
Xvvrpo%dfa, (fr. same, andrpo^a-
£w, same as th. rpiyu to run) to
run together or along with ; to
wheel, turn about.
Tvvrvyxdvut,(fr. same, andrvy^d*-
vw to be) la meet, assemole, itsort
or be together ; to tnc wnitr,
fall in with; to discourse, con-
fer, talk with ; to keep company,
associate with ; to happen,
chance, befall, iicur. 2 a. act.
ind. cvvirv%ov, -ct, -c.
Tlvvrv^tiv, 2 a. inf. act. of last.
Xvvrvyrj, -tk, §, name of a woman.
ZvrrV^/a, -as, fi, (fr. civ together,
and rvy%dvu to be) a meetingj
conference, conversation ; an oc-
currence, event, accident.
Spyrvglfirj a. sin. Ion. of last.
T.vvvuviio-Cb, (fr. ovv together, and
vuviu) to sing hymns) losing to-
gether, celebrate in songs, sing
praises.
HvvvrraKovcadai, pres. inf. pass, of
SvvviraKOvta, (fr. ovv together, vwb^vpyaorpos, -ov, b, (fr. ovs a pig
under, and axovut to hear) to> and tpydtyuai to work, th. ipyov
listen privately ; to obey, comply I a work) a v)orkman ; a swine-
with. herd. Or. (fr. ovpu to draw^
and yaoTT)p the belly) a serpent.
"ZvpfKTEs, n. pi. 2 a. par. pass, of
ovpu.
"Evpia, -as, fi, a coarse coat, thick
cloak ; an herb so called.
Zvpla, -as, >), Syria, name of a
country.
"Evpiyywv, g. pi. of oipiy^.
Hvpiyua, -aro(, rb, and "Zvpiyfibs-
-ov, b, (fr. ovpiocu to hiss) a hiss
or hissing, whistling, wind-
music.
Eupiyf, -yyos, >'/, (fr. ovpiooia to
whistle) a pipe or flute ; any
hollow tube; the hole in the
nave of a wheel; a vein ; a cave,
cavern ; a mine or covered way
in fortifications; a ditch, canal,
channel ; a place for spears.
£vpt£<i>, f. -lea, p. atavpiica, same
as avplaeu). per. ind. pass, otov-
2T2
ZvptKras, -5, Dor. for Eupimjj
-ov,b, (fr. cvptyi- a flute) aflutt
player.
Si"p«£a$, 1 a. par. act. of cvplcoa).
"Zvpiootiv, and Y.vpioocv, Dor. for
ovpifav, pres, inf. act. of ovplfa.
Ivpioubi, -ov, b, (fr. next) a hiss,
hissing, whistling, piping.
EvpuTffw, -rru, f, -fw, to hiss, Vshis-
tle ; to threaten ; to rattle ; to
play on the flute.
iZvptorl, (fr. Evpia Syria) in the
Syrian manner, in the Syriun
Inn mage.
Y.vpna, -3roc, rd,(fr. ovpw to draw)
a train, long dress ; the track of
a serpent ; the violence or rush-
ing of the wind or rain.
Zvfftatu, -as, }), (fr. same) a purg-
ing dose.
Zvpualfa, (fr. last) to purge, take
a purgative.
"Zvpubi, -ov, b, (fr. ai'pw, to draw)
• dragging ; a train, tract.
Yvpoioa, Dor. for ovpovoa, pres.
par. act. fern, of avput,
Tvp<»poivtooa, -iK, fit (lr- Zvpla Sy-
ria, and 4>o7v«^ a Phoenician) a
woman of Syropheniria.
"Zvppdvrw, (fr. aiiv together, and
pnnrti) to sew) to sew together.
TLvppdaaw, and Y-vphdrrw, f. -fu»,
p. ovvippa^a, (tr, same, and
fjdocTU) to dash against) to break
down, open into one ; to dash to-
gether, engage, fight.
Zvpfiiufiouat, (fr. same, and pfuflu
to whirl round) to wander
numbers ; continually^ inces. >bout or turn round with,
santly. .Iiy.'foixn, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
•Ivbi, g. sin. of ovf.
"Zvpat, -u>v,at, ragged clothes, rags.
"LvpdKoaoai, Dor. and Poet, for
XvpaKovoai,and !LvpdK0voai,-u>v, a
Syracuse, the name of a town.
Lipiin, Att. Trip/?*;, -ns, if, perhaps
fr. <7»»w to move) a crowd, mob ;
tumult, disturbance, uproar.
Ev/y/w, (fr. <ri>v together, and pfim
to flow) to flow together ; to col-
lect, crowd, flock together.
zZvp'pt'iyvvpt orZwp^j/vuw,(fr. same,
and pfryvvpi to break) to break
down, break in pieces; to burst
out, make war ; to engage, fight.
"Zvprrti, -ov, b, (fr. avpu) to draw) a
drawer, dragger, puller.
Zvprts, -(os, Att. -twf, »/,(fr. same)
T,wviroKplvouai , (fr. same, and xpU
vh) to discern) to dissemhle,feign,
act the hypocrite. 3 pi. 1 a. ind,.
pass, ovvvireicpidno-av.
HvvvnovpyfiAt -w, f. -jJcuj, p. owv-
irovpyrjKa, (fr. same, and ipyov
a work) to work along with, help
together, assist, co-operate.
HvvvTTovpyovvruv, g. pi. cont. par,
pres. act. of last.
I.vw<palvui, (fr. ovv together, and
i-bilvu) to weave) to weave toge-
<«'."• ; to plot, concert, scheme.
2vvv<f>ri, -rjs, h, (fr. same, and vcpfi
the art of weaving) a web or
piece of cloth ; a girdle.
2uvvd'du> -oi, f. -(Stro), p. -vxpuiKa,
(fr. same, and u^dw to raise, th.
v\poi height) to lift up or carry
off together.
Hvvu>Siv<ji, (fr. same, and otvvn
pain) to travail in pain together,
suffer distress along with. 3 sin.
"vvmSiiti.
v"v(f5biy -ou, b, >i, (fr. same, and
a quid
ksand.
cvpi
pi.
ovprtts -ci$.
YvpQai;, -oko(, b, ^, (fr. same) dis-
ordered, unsettled. Subs, rab-
ble, dregs of the people.
Y-vptytrbs, -oi, b, (fr. same) dregs,
filth, scum ; the rabble, low
people.
Sdpw, f. ovpd, p. aiavpKa, to draw,
drag, trail; to crawl; to sweep
au;ay, overflow, par. pres. act.
avpwv, n. pi. -povrts-
SDj, ovbs, b or i), (fr. vs a boar) a
boar, pig, sow; swine, d. pi.
aval.
TZvo-Kinrouai, (fr. ovv together, and
OKtirrouai to consider) to delibe-
rate, consult together with.
^voKevd^u), f. -Sot*, (fr. same, and
ontvdfa to prepare, th. okcvos a
vessel) to prepare together, col-
lect, pack up ; to provide, make
ready ; to equip ; toplan, devise.
piouai. \JlvoKEvfi, -rjs, t), (fr. same) a fraud,
'Zvpinytvfis, -ios -ovs, b, i^, (fr. Su- deceit, trick; a contrivance, in-
pia Syria, and ylvofiat to be venlion, scheme.
born) a Syrian by birth. ["ZvoKtipiSy-tos, Att. -t wj,^, (fr. oin
(546i
2T2
together, and eKim-opai to con-
sider) deliberation, debate, coun-,
sel, consultation.
%vcKvvi(i> -w, (fr. same, and ckvviw .
to live in a tent, th. atcnvT) aj
tent) to pitch tents together, lively
together or in the same tent, be a |
companion or comrade ; to dwell]
near; to feast with. 'ZvaKnvoUv,
3 pi. pres. opt.
Ivo-ojwof, and "LvaKnvns, -ov, 6, ij,
(fr. same) living in the same
tint, a comrade, companion.
T.icktjv6w -w, same as cvcicnitw.
Zt'o-Kia'yw, f. -daw, (fr. civ intens.
and eKia a shade) to overshadow,
shade ; to hide, cover.
IvcKtdaat, 1 a. inf. act. of last.
"ZvcKiacubs, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a
shade, shady place.
Zvctios, -ov, b, />, (fr. oriv with, and
cKid a shade) shady, dark,
opaque.
ZvcKord^w, (fr. same, and o-kotos
darkness) to darken, become ob-
scure ; to set; to grow late, be-
come dark.
ZvcicvdpwTzd^w, f. -daui, (fr. same,
cKvdpos sad, and w\p counte-
nance) to join in sadness, look sad
with, grieve along with, condole.
T.vc^aodacw, -ttw, f. -£w, p. avvtc-
vdpa^a, (fr. same, and arcapdc-
cw to tear) to convulse violently ;
to tear, lacerate.
Svardu) -w, (fr. <riiv together, and
ardji to draw) to draw together,
contract, shrivel ; to tear in pieces,
lacerate.
Evcirtvtw, (fr. avv intens. and cirti—
£u> to hasten) to be zealous for,
wish or act strenuously in favour
of
Ivaceicpbs, -ov, b, (fr. next) a con-
cussion, earthquake, whirlwind,
violent storm, tempest.
Xu<Tff£i'w,f. -£i(7(i), p. avaciatiKa, (fr.
cvv together, and aeiw to shake)
to shake or move together, agitate,
disturb, alarm ; to bring on la-
bour, cause abortion, per. ind.
pass, avaaiaeicpai.
Yvtcnuov, -ov, to, (fr. same, and
afifia a sign) a sign between,
token agreed upon ; a signal,
ensign.
Xi'ffOTtyio?, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same) mak-
ing signs together ; signifying
the same, having an understand-
ing, agreeing.
Zufffflroj, -ov, b, (fr. avv together,
and olros bread) a messmate,
companion, d. pi. Ion. avaai-
T01CI.
^Lvaavpw, (fr. same, and avow to
draw) to draw or drag along
with ; to handle.
"Ztccwfios, -ou, b, fj, (fr. same, and
awpa a body) united in the same
body, of one body, incorporate.
2vora<*£j, -wv, al, (fr. same, and
tarvpi to stand) row:.?, ranks.
Svcrdc'bv, and£uo-Ta3;jv,(fr. same)
close, con.p'ict, in a dense body.
Zvoradus, 1 a. par. pass — Iverrd-
Guv, a. sin. fem. of or'o-rd?, -Sat
-av, 2 a- par. act. of cei-tar^
2T2
Tvordacit, n. pi. of avarHatc.
Hvcraotd^w, f. -daw, (fr. avcraois
an insurrection) to join in a riot,
excite sedition, cause rebellion,
mutiny.
Stxma<rr7;f, -ov, b, (fr. last) an ac-
complice in sedition or insurrec-
tion ; a ringleader, rioter.
Hvcrdats, -ios, Att. -ews, {j, (fr. avv
together, and la-rvui to stand) a
standing together, congregation,
assemblage, meeting; a compo-
sition, combination, constitution,
form ; a joining, joint, union,
seam ; thickness, consistence,
density, firmness ; substance ;
nature, constitution, disposition;
original principle, cause, begin-
ning ; corroboration, confirma-
tion ; reconciliation, harmony,
concord, friendship ; alliance,
confederacy ; an insurrection, se-
dition, rebellion, conspiracy, par-
ty, faction ; a conflict, engage-
ment, fight ; commendation, re-
commendation, introduction.
Tvaraaiwrns, -ov, 6, (fr. last) one
of the same party or faction ; a
rioter, ringleader.
HvarartKos, -r), -ov, (fr. same) re-
commendatory.
Y.varavp6w -w,f. -(Sew, p. avvtarav-
puKi, (fr. cvv together, and arav-
p6w to crucify, th. aravpbs a
cross) to crucify along with. per.
ind. pass, avvtaTavpwfiat. 1 a.
ind. pass. avvtaravpwQnv, -ns,
-■n' par. everavpwdeis, -ilea, -iv.
'Lvaravpwdivres, n. pi. -Bivros, g.
sin. par. 1 a. pass. — Hvvearav-
pwuivos, -7], -ov, par. per. pass,
of last.
Y.vcTKyd^u>, f. -daw, (fr. avv with,
and anyd^w same as ariyw to
cover) to cover together.
YvariWw, f. avart^w, p. avviarak-
ko, (fr. same, and c-t/A>w to
send ) to contract, abridge, short-
en ; to gather in, ford up, furl ;
to confine, restrain ; to overcome,
deject, depress, humble ; to adorn,
dress ; to shroud, wrap up in
burial clothes. 1 a. ind. act. avv-
iareiXa. 2 f. ind. act. overdid.
pres. inf. pass. avariWcadai. per.
par. pass. avvecra'Xfiivos, -n, -ov.
Evo-revd^u), f. -£u>, (fr. same, and
arevd^w to groan) to gro'm or
sigh together. 3 ° u. cvcrtvdtyi.
Zvcrnna, and T.vareua, -dros, rb,
(fr. same, and larvui to place)
any thing set or placed together ;
a composition, system ; a collec-
tion, heap ; a congregation, as-
sembly, multitude, flock, troop,
crowd,
HvoTfjvat, 2 a. inf. act. — 'Zvcrfioo-
ptv,\ pi. 1 f. ind. act. oiavviarnfii.
Zuotoi^/w -w, -f/cw, p. cvveoroi-
"XJjKa, (fr. avv together, and arol-
Xos a rank) to rank together,
place in tlie same rank or row ;
to answer, correspond, agree with.
3 sin. cont. avaroi^u.
'Zvaroi^la, -aj, i), (fr. same) order,
arrangement ; aptness, fitness,
I agreement.
(547 }
2T*
Suffroj^of, -ov, b, ff, (fr. same) of
the same rank, consonant, fit^
agreeing, similar.
'ZvaToXri, -tjs, }j, (fr. cvartWu) to
contract) a contraction, shorten-
ing ; restraint, confinement ; a
figure in prosody.
*LvoTpaTuJ>rns, -ov, b, (fr. avv toge-
ther, and arpariwrin a soldier,
th. orparbs an army) a fellow
soldier.
Yvorpeuua, -dros, to, (fr. next) a
ring, mob ; a tumult, riotous
crowd, concourse ; a conspiracy,
confederacy.
"Lvarp(<p(i),f. -xpw, (fr. avv together,
and cTpi<p<i) to turn) to bundle
up, collect, gather, twist, tie or
bind up; to abridge, contract,
shorten ; to coagulate, condense,
thicken ; to crowd, flock together ;
to rebel, raise sedition. Zvorpf-
(popai, to close up, form a com-
pact body ; to face about, rally ;
to turn in upon one's self, reflect.
1 a. act. ind. cvviorpi^a. per.
mid. avvearpo<pa.
SvffTpf^aj, -aaa, -av, g. -\}.avToct
par. 1 a. act. of last.
HvaTpo<pfi, -rjs, f), (fr. same) a roll-
ing up or gathering into a ball
or parcel ; a tumultuous con-
course, uproar, riot, mob ; a con-
spiracy ; a tempest, whirlwind ;
a whirlpool.
Tvotw, -fji, -fj, 2 a. sub. act. of
avviarnui.
Y.vo(piyyu), f. -fo», (fr. avv together,
and a<piyyw to constrain) to bind
together, gird about, fasten, tie
up.
IvaQtyicriip, -rjpot b, (fr. same) a
garment girded round the body,
a sask, girdle ; a clasp.
"Zvaipiyicrdv, -ov, to, (fr. same) a
hook, clasp, buckle.
UtioQiyKTos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same)
bound, drawn together, clasped.
I.va<ptyua, -aroj, to, (fr. same) a
girdle, sash; a clasp, buckle.
Hva<piy^isi -ios, Att. -£a>j, //, (fr.
same) a fastening, tying ; a
girdle, belt, chain.
2vc<ppayi£w, (fr. avv together, and
a<ppayi^u) to seal, th. cQpayis a
seal) to seal together.
"Zvoxcdtis, -eiaa, -iv, 1 a. par. pass.
— ZvcxtQji, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass,
of cvv(X<i).
ZvcxnuaTifycdc, 2 pi. pres. ind. or
impr. pass. — Yvaxnuanclofit-
voi, -77, -ov, par. pres. pass, of
TvaxvpaTi^u), f. -taw, p. avveax')-
udriKa, (fr. avv together, and
oxyfiari^w to shape, fr. ax^ua a
form) to shape or form alike,
model, mould. "Lvax^uaTi^ouai,
to conform, adapt one's self to.
Y.vto, Ion. and Sync, for taiaVro,
or taiacvTo, 3 sin. pper. pass, of
avw or atvw.
Zv<pap, -dros, to, the skin orslcnigh
of a serpent ; a wrinkled skin ;
old age ; an old decrepit person.
Zuciooiffdf, -ov, b, (fr. avs a swine,
and (popPfj pasture) a swineherd.
tv<pds and "Lv<ptoi, -ov, and Tv<ptwvt
2*A
•fiw, &, (fr. evf swine) a pig1*
Xuvdp, fi> Heb. indecl. name of a
city.
r»Yf/*, ht Heb. indecl. name of a
city.
Iv^vi and Eu^vdv, (fr. next) in-
cessantly, constantly.
Svj^voj, -ri, -bv, (fr. (xuvt^j conti.
nual) frequent, continual, con-
stant, much, many, thick, crowd
erf.
lu^i'wj, (fr. last) frequently, in-
cessantly, much.
J.viD, same as ocvut.
Xi/wv, g. pi. of ffyj.
"Z(p\ for o<pi, n. and a. du. of ov.
2<pdvdvov, -ov, rb, (fr. ff0d((i> to
kill) a sivord.
J.<f>ayui, -iloa, -iv, 2 a. par. pass,
of (x0a£u>.
X^ayti>j, -fcf, Att. -tuts, o, (fr.
<70a'C<i) to kill) a slayer, killer,
butcher, murderer, assassin ; a
sword.
"Z<j>ay)\, -rji, /;, (fr. same) slaugh.
ter, killing ; a sacrifice, feast.
Tlfaytd^oftat, (fr. next) to kill a
victim, offer sacrifice.
ZQdytov, -ov, rb, (fr. o<pd$io to kill)
a victim, sacrifice ; tfie place of
sacrifice ; the vessel receiving the
blood. Y.<pdyia, the inwards.
Y.<f>ayU, -loos, ^, (fr. same) a but-
cher's knife.
Y<pa6d£u), f. -out, to move or shake
the feet, kick, fling ; to palpitate ,
struggle in death or agony ; to
be enraged, stamp with anger.
1<l>a6aoubs, -ov, b, (fr. last) a toss
ing, shaking or flinging of the
feet, convulsion, palpitation ; ui-
ger, rage.
laba^o^tivav, Dor. for ofyatyuivnv,
a. sin. pres. par. pass, of
20d|u> or E<£drru>, f. -d£u>, p. -^a,
to cut the throat ; to butcher, kill,
slay, slaughter ; to sacrifice. 2
a. ind. act. iotydyov.
T.<t>a1pa, -as, /», a sphere, globe, ball.
JLtyaipnlbv, (fr. last) like a ball.
"L<paipi£uj, f. -tow, (fr. same) to
play at ball.
HQaipticbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) relat-
ing to a sphere, round, spherical.
'Zipaipiov, and -l8tov, -ov, rb, (dim.
of same) a little globe, ball.
"ZQalpiois, -ios, Att. -£Uj, ft, (fr.
same) a game of ball.
T.<paipionjpiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same)
a tennis court, ball court.
"Z<paipou5?is,-ios -ovs, b, fi, (fr. same,
and tiSos form) like a ball, round,
spherical, globular.
T.qSaip6u) -<3, (fr. o<pa7pa a ball) to
make round; to put a knob on
the point of a svnrd,foil or spear.
1,<P'upii>Trip, -rjpo?, >'i, (fr. same) a
little ball or globe ; a thong, string
or strap rolled up ; a button.
2.<f>aict>ifa, f. -too), p. carfiaKi'XiKa,
(fr. next) to grow sore, inflame,
mortify.
2<pdKe\os, -ov, b, a gangrene, mor-
tification, inflammation; violent
pain ; the middle finger.
X<pdicott -ov, b, the herb sage.
2tf>E
ZtfP
Itftanrpla, and -rnpia, -as, f>, (fr. I l<f>frtpo $, -a, -ov, (fi-. o<}io)i o(pi, du.
o<f>d£tx> to kill) a female sacrifl-
cer, priestess.
Z^aXfpoj, -a, -bv, (fr. <r^dXXu> to
trip) stumbling, tottering, slip-
ping, unsteady, slippery, dan
gerous ; treacherous, faithless.
E^aXrjvai, 2 a. inf. pass. — X^dX-
\ovri, Dor. for otpdWovoi, 3 pi.
pres. ind. pass, of
Z0dXXw,f. -uX<3,p. io(f>a\Ka, to trip
up, throw down, overturn, over-
throw; to deceive, supplant, cir-
cumvent, disappoint, frustrate,
T<pd\\ouai, to totter, stumble; to
falter, hesitate; to err, mistake,
sin ; to miss, fail, be unfortunate
or unsuccessful,
ZfdXua, -aroi, rb, (fr. last) a slip,
faU, error, mistake, fault, misfor-
tune, mishap.
E0u(, Dor. for ©-</»/(.
£0d(dc, inf. — "Z<pd^as, -aoa, -av
par. 1 a. act. — Z#d£w<n, 3 pi
1 a. sub. act. of o<pdtu.
~Z<f>apaytivTo, Ion. and Dor. for
eo<papayovvro, 3 pi. impf. ind
p.iss. of
'LQapayiu) -d>,f. -f)Oo), (fr. ocftdpayos
the throat) to make a noise in
the throat, rattle, gurgle
crackle in the fire, crack from
swelling
T.<t>apayi()u), f. -too), (fr. next) to
raise v>ith a noise ; to rouse cla-
morously.
"Ztydpdyos, and YQdpayyos, -ov, b
the throat ; a noise in the throat ,
a gurgling, crackling.
~Z<pds, a. pi. of ov.
"Z<pdrTu>, see o<pd$o).
"Zcpavpiorfip, see o<paipu)Tfjp.
l<pi, cont. fr. ocpioi, n. a. du. of
ov. Also Poet, for c, a. sin. Or
JEo\. for o<p5i, a. pi. of same.
"Z<f>ias, Ion. for ofds, a. p!. of ov.
"£.<piodvbs, -;), -bv, (perhaps fr. orttv-
<5w, to hasten) vehement, impetu-
ous, hasty, violent, furious, rapid.
S0j?j, n. pi. — Hcptiiov, Ion. and
Poet, for o<puiv, g. pi. of ov
£</>/Xaj, -droi, rb, (fr. o<pd\\o) to
trip ) a footstool ; a bench in a
galley ; a hollow log.
ZQiXfia, -dros, to, the flower of the
lentisk, or of the holly.
YtpevSdnvtvos, -n, -ov, (fr. next)
made of maple ; hard, firm,
strong.
~Z<piv8auvos, -ov, fit a maple tree.
Z<f)tv6ovd(i)-G), and -va -oi, (fr. next)
to throw from a sling, sling.
"ZqbevSovn, -ns, ^, a sling / also, an
ornament worn by vmmen.
"Z<f>cv&ovi£<i>, f. -tow, (fr. last) same
as o<ptvSovdo).
"ZcpevSovirys and ^Qev&ovqrns, -ov,
b, (fr. same) a slinger.
"ZqbfTtp' for ogberepa, pi. neut. —
"ZiptTEpdoiv, ^Eol. for c<bzrtpii>v,
g. pi YQeripnv, a. sin. fern.
Ion. of o<pirepos.
r0£T£pr'£u>, (fr. oQerepos one's own)
to make one's own, appropriate,
usurp.
Z<pe.T(pio[ibs, -ov, b, (fr. same)
fraud, peculation.
(548)
of ov of him) one's own; hi*
own, her own, its own.
2<pib)v, Ion. for ochwv, g. pi. of oh.
£^/7>c(o, -as, fi, (fr. o<l>r)% a wasp)
a wasp's nest ; a siiiurm of wasps.
ZQnKdut -w, f. -iltt'ji, (fr. etyifc a
wasp) to narrow, straiten con.
tract, confine ; to bind, tie up,
larr, clasp ; to wedge, plug 01
stop up; to shut, bolt, bar; to
prop, support, strengthen, fasten,
fix. £o<pr}KU)vro, Dor. and JEo\.
for co<Pt)kovvto, 3 pi. impf. ind.
pass. cont.
Z0//Xa for io<pn\a, 1 a. ind. act. —
20^Xa«, 1 a. inf. act. — I.<pr)\as,
I a. par. act. of ffr/>«'XXw.
"Z<f>n^flS, 'ios -off, b, >i, (fr. (T^a'XXw
to trip) very moveable, loose ;
slippery, sloping, slanting ; thick,
close.
2<phv, -nvbs, b, a v>edge.
YL<pnv6ui -u>, f. -u>aoi, p. to<p>}v(i)Ka,
(fr. last) to sjdit with a wedge ;
to wedge, plug, fasten ; to cram,
stuff.
£0fjf, -nicbs, b, a wasp, hornet.
HcprjTTios, -ov, b, ft, (fr. otynrrbs one
of the tribes at Athens) one oj
that tribe; active, busy, smart;
knavish ; slanderous.
2<pi and Y.<j>iv, Poet, for o<plot, d.
pi. of ol.
Y<ptyy% for o<piyya, 1 sin. of oiplyj-.
ZQiyyta, -as, f), (fr. next) parsi
many, stinginess.
T.<plyyw, f. -£w, to grasp, holxlfaist,
embrace ; to bind, clasp, lace ; to
compress, constrain, pinch.
ILflyZ, -yyos, f), {fr. last) the
Sphinx, a monster ; one who
deals in riddles, speaks enigma-
tically.
Yqbiy^ai, 1 a. inf. act. of o<plyyw.
Y.<p\v, cont. from o-^o/fv, g. or d.
du. ; or for o<f>ioi, d. pi. of vv.
"ZQdSpa, (fr. next) vehemently, fu-
riously, impetuously ; very, ex-
ceedingly, much.
~Z<po6pbs, -a, -bv, vehement, impe-
tuous, violent, furious ; lusty,
strong, active ; stern, harsh.
"ZQoSpdrns, -t/ros, f), (fr. last) ve-
hemence, violence, impetuosity ;
inlenseness.
Z<po5pCbs, (fr. same) vehemently,
violently, furiously ; very much.
H<pov8v\n or XirovSv'Xr}, -ns, »/, (fr.
next) a root like benzoin; a kind
of moth.
7,<p6v8v\os, -ov, b, the neck, joint of
the neck, joint of the back- bone,
the spine ; a pin or peg ; a knob,
head or top.
T<pbs, Dor. for otyirtpos.
Y<ppayi^u), f. -tool, p. ta<podyiKa7
(fr. o(ppayts a seal) to seat, mark,
set a seal on ; to seal up, treasure
up, keep, secure, close up, con-
ceal, hide; to confirm, insure,
ratify. 1 a. act. ind. eoqbpdytoa.
impr. oQpdyioov, -dru)' sub.
o<ppayiow,-r)Si-n- per» ind. pass.
cc<ppayiofj.ai. 1 a. ind. pass. «r-
4>payio6nv, -ns, -n. 1 a. ind. mid.
to<ppaytodfjirfv, -u>, -aro.
2XE
Zfoayl&ntv, 1 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of
last.
Z^payl&i, -yidas' -ylliav' -ylci or!
-aiv, cases of
"Z<ppay\s, -icos, i), a seal, impression,
device, inscription.
Stppayiedficvosi -n, -ov, par. 1 a.
mid. — Z<ppayicai>Tcs, n. pi. 1 a.
par. act. — Z0payiV»/s, 2 sin. 1
a. sub. act. — Y.<ppdyia<*vi 1 a.
impr. act. of o<ppayify.
"Z<ppdyi<ifia, -tiros, to, (fr. cQpayis
a seal) a seal, mark, impression.
"Z<poriyls, Ion. for otppayis.
Z<£ptydo> -<2, C -fjaio, to sivell out,
grow large or turgid; to vege-
tate, bloom, luxuriate ; to be
strong, healthy, vigorous, grow
wanton ; to 6wett with anger,
pride, &c.
Ifvyubs, -ov, b, (fr. next) pulsa-
tion, beating, throbbing, palpita-
tion.
Z<£u£w, f. -t'£w, to beat, throb, pal-
pitate, pant; to burn with de-
sire.
Z0u£is. -to?, Att. -£«?, f), (fr. last)
a pulsation, throbbing, beating,
panting.
H<pvpa, -as, i'i, a hammer, mallet.
JUipvprjXaTos, -ov, 6, »';, (fr. last, and
tXavvw to drive) hammered.
HtpvpoKovlu, -as, fj, (fr. same, and
Kdnvs labour) an artificer's art,
handicraft ; iron works, ham-
mering.
"Z(pvpoKonos, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
sndth, iron v>orker, hammerer.
?.<f)vpdv, -ov, rb, (fr. atpvpa a mal-
let) the ankle bone; the lowest
extremity, base, foot.
Y.<})vpo)Tr\p, -fjpoy, b, same as a<pai-
pwrijp.
Tipvafciv, Dor. for afyvt^uv, pres.
int. act. of a<pv^ta.
"Z'fiij, cont. from j0d}<-, n. a. du. of
o~v.
£y>u>f, cipe, n. a. du. of ov.
Z<pG>i, n. a. du. — Z^uh~v, g. d. du.
of™. — Z(pu>tv, g. du. of Oil.
Z^unrfpoj, -a, -ov, (fr. g-^><2>F, du.
of ov thou) thine, yours.
Z%dcu>v, -6vos, o, a grub or chry-
salis ; a honeycomb, bee's cell.
pi. oxaSoves.
X^aCw and Zydw -Z>, f. -daw, to
scarify, scratch, pare ; to cut,
lay open ; to leave off, desist, in-
termit; to stop, repress, make
cease ; to loosen, slacken ; to
lower, drop, let down ; to remove,
transfer.
X^aXtj, -Inos, hi same as araki^.
Z^do-aty, iEol. for o^do-ay, 1 a.
par. act. — ZXa<T6eir,v, -r,s, -rj,
1 a. opt. pass, of o-^d^o).
Z^dm -u>, see axdfa.
Z^f, 2 a. impr. act. of fym.
Zxi&Vj -Vi, hi (fr- (rxeSbv imme-
diately) a sheet or piece of pa-
per, parchment.
Ixio'riv, (fr. f^w to restrain) slow-
ly, gently, modestly, orderly, lei-
surely.
Y.x^1a, -as, hi (fr. vxzo'bv immedi-
ately) a raft, float.
tX^id^w, f. -daw, (fr. same) to act
2X1
rushly, trifle with, speak hastily ;
to approach, come near.
ZXtSiaofta, -aroy, rb, (fr. last) a
work done for the moment ; a
temporary work.
S^c^'jjv, (fr. (7^f(5«oj near) near,
nigh, close.
Z^to^ov, -°vi ™> (fr- "X^ to
cleave) a lath, board, splinter,
shingle.
Z^'o^oy, -a, -ov, or -ov, b, hi (""•
aX^bv almost) near, close, im-
mediate, ready, suddenly done.
Z^fofov, (fr. next, and $iv from a
place) from a short distance,
near, hard by ; suddendy.
Z;££<5Cv, nearly, almost ; near at
hand, dosely, hard by.
Z^ffo, pres. impr. or Ion. for
iax&h 3 sin. impf. act. — Z;^£-
6dsi 1 a. par. pass. — 2^£0£//tv,
Ion. and Dor. for o-^ffoiv, pres.
inf. act. of
YXfdu, (fr. o-^f'w for f^w to have)
to have, hold, keep, restrain, de-
tain, stop, prevent, retard.
Z^tAiy, -ibos, hi a piece or slice of
meat.
2^f//£»', Ion. or Dor. for cr^v, 2
a. inf. act. — 2^fo, Ion. for
crxov, 2 a. impr. mid. of f^w.
S^£pu5, Poet, in order, succssively,
one ofter the other, near, nigh, at
hand.
"ZX.hi ~ a- impr. act. of axw^'
Z^fff's, -ios, Att. -eu>s, hi (fr- ff^/w
for f^w to have) habit, constitu-
tion of body ; dress ; style, mode;
form, shape; consistency, pro-
priety.
Z^rAtd^u), f. -daw, (fr. next) to
suffer, be wretched ; to complain,
bewail, lament.
Z^jYAtoy, -a, -ov, (perhaps fr.
o-^fw to be, and rdAay wretched)
unhappy, miserable, wretched,
cruel, severe, hard, obdurate, un-
relenting, obstinate; bold, dar-
ing, enduring toil, vigorous ; un-
just, wrongful ; importunute,
craving, clamorous.
Z«to, Ion. for iaxtro, 3 sin. 2 a.
ind. mid. of f^w.
Z^fw, f. -r)aw, p. hxnxa, same as
Txrj^a, -aroy, rb, (fr. last) habit,
garb ; carriage, air, deportment,
form, fashion, figure, appear-
ance ; state, dignity, rank ;
scheme, plan; pretence, excuse.
d. o-xt'ifiaTl'
Zx^ar/^w, (fr. last) to form,
figure, shape, fashion, mould.
Yxnuarityuai, to feign, pretend,
affect.
"ZXriuariaubs., -ov, b, (fr. last) the
use of figure, application of me-
taphor, colouring, style, manner ;
carriage, air, deportment ; ges-
ture, action ; a pretence, excuse.
^Xnhh fr- aX*wi *°r *Xwi whicn
see. 2 a. impr. act. axis-
Y.Xfio~ziv, act. — Z^»?o-£o-0ai, mid. 1
F. inf. of f^w.
Z^Muf, -aKos, and Z^Moy, -ov, b,
(fr. o-^oj to cleave) a thin plank,
board ; a chip or splinter ofvxwd,
(549)
2X0
2x«$a» Ion- -fri -vi, h, (fr- cx^i*
to split) a split, cleft, crack,
opening ; split wood, a lath ; an
aTTOu). Zx<'£V??, d. pi. Ion.
Zj£«££«i 3 sin. pres. ind. act. —
2.Xl&fttvos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass, of
Z;£(£u>, f. -Tirw, p. i<rxiKai to r«"^»
cleave, split, divide. Z^'^o^iat,
to disagree, differ in opinion.
per. ind. pass. fV^to/xai.
Xxiv&a\[ibs, 'ov, b, (fr. last) a thin
plank, board; a chip, splinter, •
fragment of wood ; in pi. trifies.
Zx«Vos, -ov, b, the lerUisk or mas~
tich tree.
Z%to-af, 1 a. par. act. — Z^'c^^-
vai, 1 a. inf. pass, of <r\;<£u>.
^X'°7ia» ~a.ros, rb, (fr. vx}^ to
rend) a rent, crack, cleft, rup-
ture ; a division, disagreement,
dissension, schism, pi. ox^ua-
ra.
2xiffuhi -rts, hi (fr- same) a cleft
crack, rent, rupture.
Z^iVo-as, Poet, for o-^'o'Gf 1 a.
par. act. of ox'^w.
Zx«o-7-d<r, -hi -bv, (fr. same) split
rent, divided, cleft.
YX^wutv, 1 pi. 1 a. sub. act. ot
<rx/£w.
Z^oj'arc, Ion. for trxo'ivro, 3 pi. 2
a. opt. mid. — Z;£o<V> -'??» -9,
Att. for o-xolui, 2 a. opt. act. of
he*'
Z^oiv/^o), (fr. cx°1vos a rope) to
measure ui/.h a rope; to confine.
or limit with a rope.
Z^-otn'ov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a cord,
rope or line made of rushes.
Z^oi'vio^a, -dros, rb, (fr. same) a
piece of land measured with a
line ; a portion ; a line, cord,
band ; the rack, torture.
Y.x<'ivtoubs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
measurement by line, surveying.
Z^olvoj, -ov, 6, sometimes hi a
rush ; a rope, line or cord made
of rushes.
Z^oTfo?, -on, 6 or h, i measure of
sixty stadiums or furlongs.
HXCiV0TCVhSi -ios -ovs, b, hi (fr-
cxolvos a rope, and rtivw to
stretch) lined with ropes, marked
with a line ; extended, long,
Z^oivro, 3 pi. 2 a. opt. mid. of
Z^oAd^rE, 2 pi. pres. sub. act. —
Z^oAd^ot, 3 sin. pres. opt. act.
— Z^oAd^ovra, a. sin. par. pres.
act. of
Z^oAd^w, f. -aero, p. eax^aKa, (fr.
c^oA;? leisure) to be unemployed,
have leisure, be disengaged ; to
attend as a scholar, stay with.
per. ind. pass. Eo^oAaoy/ai, -cai,
-rai.
ZyoAcuos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) slov>,
lazy, leisurely, lardy.
Z^oAaioY?;?, -nTOs, hi (fr« hist)
slowness, tardiness.
Z^oAn/rfpa, or -ov, (fr. same) slow-
ly, leisurely, tardily, reluctantly.
S^oAaiwj , (fr. same) tardily, slowly.
Z^oAflpx^w -w, (fr. cr^oA»? a school,
and dpxu to direct) to manag
a school, be a schoolmaster.
Z^oXaffWk, -ov, and T%o\aaTiKbs,
-ov, 6, (fr. o-;£oAu£w to be at lei-
sure) an idle person; inactive
sedentary, studious, scholastic^
puerile, childish, silly.
X;r;oX^, -i)t, i), ease, leisure, vaca-
tion ; study, school.
2^0X7, (d. sin. of last) leisurely,
slowly, tardily ; hardly, scarce-
ly ; with difficulty, by no means
'not at ell.
1-^6\iov, -ov, rb, (fr. a^o\}) lei-
sure) a glossary, commentary.
X^«5//£voj, 2 a. par. mid. — ^X™
2 a. impr. mid. of /x;w.
Z^w, -fit, -r„ 2 a. sub. act. — l%u>
-£«£,-£?, 2 f. ind. act. of same.
ZAtVi a. sin. fern, of o-woj.
2ujy£f j)j, -/o? -ofcj, 6, Sogenes, a
proper name.
Iiitir^f, Ion. for /©-we, 3 sin. impf.
ind. act. of ou>u>.
£u(ci, act. — Sw^£rat, pass. 3 sin
pres. ind. — Ywfyiv, act. — i;<i-
\tadai, pass. prcs. inf. — Tuye-
re, act. — Xoj^£<t0£, pass. 2 pi
pres. ind. or impr. of ffci£w.
ZtiCot, 3 sin. pres. opt. act. — 2u>-
^yufvoj, -7, -ov. pres. par. pass,
of
Hiofa, f. -dcrui, p. citruiKii, (fr. ff(5oj
safe) to save, preserve ; to watch
defend, protect, keep ; to deliver,
rescue; to bring or send safe.
1 a. act. ind. fauca' impr. au>-
vov' sub. cww, -»?j, -17. per. ind.
pass. oiauxTfiai. 1 a. ind. pass.
cawQnv.
2u>0r<?, -ilaa, -1*, 1 a. par. pass.
— "Zudnvai, 1 a. inf. pass. —
"Z(i)8rj<ronai, -rj, -trai, pi. 1 -abftc-
6a, 3 -ffoi/rni, 1 f. ind. pass. —
"Ziodnrt, 2 pi. 1 a. impr. pass. —
T.wdu>, -rjs, f/, pi. 2 -drjre, 3 -0wo-<,
1 a. sub. pass, of last.
Huiciui -u>, (fr. <tG)ko$ a preserver)
to be able, can ; to move, stir.
ZwnrXnoaj, -a, 6, Dor. for ZwkXei'-
£r/s, a man's name.
Zwkoj, -ou, 6, (fr. au>£u> to save) a
preserver, guardian. Epithet of
Mercury.
Xw«p«r>7f, -£o? -ov?, b, Socrates, a
man's name. v. "Zunpartc.
ZwjfpariKdy, -r), -bv, (fr. last) of
Socrates, Socratic.
2wX bv, -Jjvos, b, a pipe, tube, flue.
2<5/i' for
Zw/ia, -a^is, rb, a body, human
body, corpse ; flesh, life ; a flock,
herd; a person, pi. a-Jiuara, bo-
dies or head of slaves, slaves.
d. sin. c(x>[iari.
XwfiaoK(u) -<3, (fr. last, and aaicv*
to practise) to exercise the body
take exercise, train.
Hiifiara' -fiari' -fiaroc' -p.dru>v
-fta<ri, cases of a&pa.
Sw^arocoj, -n, -bv, (fr. aCb/ia a
body) bodily, corporeal, carnal,
material.
£wuari<cw?, (fr. last) bodily, sub-
stantially, really, truly.
yia/xdrLov, -ov, rb, (dim. of ad/jia a
body) a little body ; a corpse ; a
book, volume ; a breastplate ;
composition, structure.
2fM>
Y.n)\iaroirott(>> -&, f. ou>, p. <rtffn>-
uaToirolnica, (fr. crib fin a body,
and iroi/w to make) to give a bo-
dily shape ; to form into one
body, combine ; to make fleshy or
corpulent ; to repair or renew the
strength of the body, refresh, in-
vigorate.
HwftaTo(pv\dKiov,-ov, rb, (fr. same,
and 0vXao-ffw to keep) a charnel-
house, vault, tomb, grave, ceme-
tery.
Sw/i^rp^eXaf, -axoi, 0, (fr. same)
a body-guard, life-guard.
£<<iof, -ov, 6, 1;, or Ewoj, -ila, -uiov,
same as th. <rdo$.
EwTrarpoy, -ov, b, a man's name.
Iwpa*of, -ov, b, a kind of vessel,
or basket.
Yu>ptvaas, -naa, -av, 1 a. par. act.
— I.wptvatif, 2 sin. 1 f. ind. act.
of
Swp£i''u», f. -tvaru), p. atauucvica, (fr.
awpbs a heap) to heap, heap upon,
pile up, load. per. pass. ind. o£-
awpcvfiai' par. otawpcvfiivos.
Huprjibv, (fr. same) by heaps.
Swpr/< or Swp^, Heb. indecl. a
kind of excellent wine.
Xoipdf, -ov, b, a heap, pile.
Iwj, cont. from ados, safe, sound,
in health.
Huiaai, 1 a. inf. act. — Y.u>aas,-aaa,
-av, I a. par. act Xutoatrdai,
1 a. inf. mid. — "Zwati, 3 sin. 1 f.
ind. act. of c-<j£u).
Y<i>o~dfvr)s ,-tos-ov i, b, a man's name.
£w(T(, Sync, for aw^ovai, or for <rw-
ovct, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of ata-
£w, or of ai'ou).
Zuiaiirarpoc, -ov, b, a man's name.
Hu>oov, -drui, 1 a. impr. act. —
Swcwv, 1 f. par. act of o-w^w.
Z&arpov, -ov, rb, (fr. ffw£w to save)
a physician's fee ; an offering on
recovery from sickness; a ran-
som, reward.
Euww, -£if, -ti, ind. — Ywawv, -ovaa,
-ov, par. 1 f. act. of o-w^w.
Zuirctpa, -aj, fj, (fr. same) a pre-
server.
Y.urh.p, -rjpo$, b, (fr. same)ajore-
scrver, saviour, deliverer.
Zwrrjpia, -af, 7, (fr. last) salvation,
redemption, deliverance, preser-
vation, safety.
"Zurnpiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) ran-
som, expiation, atonement.
Zwrrjpios, -ov, 6, f), (fr. same) sav-
ing, affording salvation, deliver-
ing, preserving, salutary.
WLrpov, -ov, rb, (fr. cw^jj to save)
the circumference of a wheel, the
felloes.
S(i>0£(p, "Eo)cpEipa, "Sucpipa, Heb. in-
decl. Ophir.
H(>)<pip or "Zuxpap, Heb. indecl. a
trumpet.
Zuxppov' for ouxppova, a. sin. -<ppo-
vas, a. pi. of cuxppwv.
'ZuxbpovtTv, pres. inf. act. cont
£w<£povj/c-aTf, 2 pi. 1 a. impr.
act. of
Sw^pov/w -5, f. -rjao), p. cecu^po-
vi7<ca, (fr. ffw^pwi/ prudent) to 6e
of a sound mind, be sober mind-
ed ; to be wise, prudent ; to be\
C5o0)
TAr
modest, chaste, be sober, temper
ate. 1 a. act. ind. tau&pbvnoa
impr. (tiixppdvnaov, -dru>.
UtiHPpdvn, -rn, f), Sophrnne, a pro.
per name.
%u<Ppovi$ti), f. -taa), p. ar.au)<Pp6viicat
(fr. au><ppu>v prudent) to make
MMf, teach, instruct ; to rhnslise,
correct, reprimand, restrain ; to
refrain, be modi rate. pros. sub. 3
pi. au)<ppovi£u>ai. per. ind. pass.
ctauHppoviopat.
Yuxpnoilicbs, -i), -bv, (fr. same)
modest, sober, temj ■
Y.'i><pp6viaK0i, -ov, b, Sophroniscus,
a man's name.
Tiiuppovtafibi, -ov, b, (fr. ffu)0pov/^u)
to instruct, fr. ob><ppu>i> prudent)
a sound mind, sense, pruihncr,
sobriety ; chastisement, correction,
"Zuxppovovfttv, 1 pi. cont. prcs. ind.
act. — Sw<ppovovvra, a. sin. cont.
par. pres. act. of auxppoviu).
Iw<pp6vii)i, (fr. oiiippuiv prudent)
temperately, soberly ; prudently,
wisely.
Tw<ppoat, d. pi. of ffdxppuv.
T.u><bpoavvri,-Tis,fii (^r- next) sanity,
soundness of mind; prudence,
discretitm ; temperance, sobriety,
moderation ; purity, chastity,
modesty.
"ZiLcppwv , -ovos, 6, fi, (fr. a6of sound,
and dtpriv the mind) of a sound
mind ; wise, prudent, discreet ;
soba -minded, moderate, temper-
ate, regular ; chaste, virtuous,
modest ; upright, honest, wor-
thy.
Iii^ui, to rub, polish, smooth.
Euiui, same as aevw.
Ewu, same as au?u>.
T
T, t, tau, the nineteenth of the
more modern Greek letters ; but
the twenty-second, and last of
the ancient. As a numerical
character it is the twenty-first
in order, and expresses three
hundred ; or with a dot under-
neath, T is used for three hun-
dred thousand.
Ti neut. pl.ofe, T«M',T^f, Tdyr,
same with the enclit annexed.
Trt, Dor. for rt.
T«, Dor. for t> —Tact, Dor. for
if/fa, d. sin. oH\ and uSe.
Ta0fpva, -n<;, h, (fr. Lnt. taberna,
a tavern) a tavern, inn.
TafiiBa, >), name of a woman.
Tafiirl, a Scythian name for Vesta.
Tdyyn, -ns, f), a strong smell, ran-
cidity.
Tayyifa, (fr. last) to become ran-
cid.
Tayybs, -r),-bv, (fr. same) rancid.
TuyCic, 2 a. par. pass. ofrrf<r<rto.
Tayevu), and Taytu) -u>, (fr. same)
to order, marshal, array ; to
command, lead, htcvl.
TAA
Tayict<rrpu, Att. and Dor. for rip
Tdy^a, -arof, to, (fr. rdaau) to ar-
range) order, arrangement, re~
gularity, method ; a company or
band of men, legion, cohort ; a
parly, faction, d. ray part.
Taybs, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a general,
commander, chief.
To'^oi, (fr. obs. raw to take) to
stretch, extend; to catch, grasp,
lay hold of, seize ; to grope for,
seek. 2 a. act. ind. irayov' par.
raywv, Poet, Ttraywv.
TaOeU, 1 a. par. pass Taduai,
3 pi. 1 a. sub. pass, of rdmt.
Tat, Ion. for al, n. pi. fem. of 6,
or Dor. for ai, n. pi. fem. of
5j Taiai, Ion. for rals, d. pi
fem. of 6, f), to.
Tahapoi, -ov, 6, Tamarus now
Matapan.
Taivta, -ai, t), (fr. rcivu) to stretch)
a ..fillet, riband, bandage, gar-
land, crown, ornament, border ,
a rock extending under the sea;
a sand-bank, bed, shelf or ridge
of sand ; a kind of long worm ;
a long narrow sen-fish.
Tdxcai, Dor. for r/JKcat, which Ion.
for rfiKv, 2 sin. pres. ind. pass.
- — TaKtli, -ttca, -h, 2 a. par.
paSS. Of TfJKU).
TaKcpds, -a, -ov, (fr. r?>u> to waste
away) melted, dissolved, wasted;
moist, uvt, damp; tender, deli-
cate, effeminate, soft.
TaKfaopai, 2 f. ind. pass, of tt/ku.
TaKTa, neuL pi. of ratcrd;.
TaKTiieds, -i), -6r, (fr. rdaaw to
arrange) skilled in military af-
fairs, fit or appointed to preside.
Neut. pi. Td TaKTtica, tactics,
military science.
TaKrdi, -rj, -ov, (fr. same) appoint-
ed, set, prescribed; set in order,
disposed, drawn up.
TaXaepybc, -ov, b, >}, (fr. rdXas
wretched, and ipyov work) la-
borious, pains-taking, toilsome;
hardy, patient, enduring.
TdXaQos, -ov, b, Talathus, a pro-
per name.
TdXaiva, fem. of rnXaj.
TaXaiovitac, -a, Dor. forTaXaTovj-
8ns, -ov, b, the son of Talaus,
Adrastus.
TaXaiVwp' for raXaiirwpe, r. of ra-
AaiVwpoj.
TaXaivuipiut -Z, (fr. raXduy to en-
dure, and irtopof grief) to suffer,
be wretched, miserable, endure
distress or hardship ; to distress,
afflict. 1 a. par. act. raXoiirwpjj-
aas, -aaa, -av, pres. par. pass,
cont. raXatrupovuevos-
TaXai-upr'iaare, 2 pi. 1 a. impr.
act. of last.
TaXaiirwpia, -as, fi, (fr. ra\d<i> to
endure, and irupo? affliction)
misery, hardship, distress, ca-
lamity.
Ta\aiir*>pifa, (fr. same) to make
miserable, afflict, distress.
TaXatxwpos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same)
wretched, miserable, afflicted,
poor, unhappy.
TAM
TaXajirwpw?, (fr. last) miserably,
wretchedly.
TaXaicdp8ios, -ov, b, fj, (fr. raXda)
to suffer, and Kapeia the heart)
stout-hearted, courageous, bold.
TdXav, v. sin. of rdXa?.
TAN
steward, butler, store-keeper; «
dispenser, manager ; a treasurer
paymaster; an arbitrator, judgty
umpire.
Tauieiov, same as raucTov.
Tauuvouai, mid. of next.
TaXavraioj, and -ta7os, -a, -ov, (fr. Tuumui, f. -tvcrw, (fr. rauias a
rdXavrov a talent ) a talent weight
worth a talent ; of a talent.
TaXavrtvu, (fr. next) to weigh, ba-
lance, hold in a I ^lanc* ; to deal
out, dispense; to keep in sus-
pense, hold in doubt. TaXavrno-
uai, to preponderate, weigh down ;
to incline towards.
TdXavrov, -ov, rb, (fr. raXdu* to
bear) a balance, scales; a weight;
a talent. A Grecian money
whose value is supposed to be
£193, 15s.
TaXi-tipios, -ov, b, i*;, (fr. rdXas
miserable, and irupa trial) ac-
quainted with misery, unfortu-
nate, wretched.
TaXairev6j)s. -ios -off, b, i;, (fr. ra-
steward) to be a steward or but-
ler ; to act as trtasurer ; to store
up, lay by ; to confiscate, seques-
ter, put into the treasury. To-
uievouai, to lay up, store, pre-
serve, deposite ; to spare one's
strength; to husband, manage,
make most of; to dispense, give
or deal out ; to govern vnth mo-
deration, regulate, moderate, for-
bear ; to constitute, appoint, set-
tle, define, determine, per. ind.
pass. rcrauitvauai.
Tapin, -ns, >;, (fr. same) a house-
keeper.
Tauins, -ov, b, Ion. for rauias.
Tdfitaoc, -ov, b, fj, (fr. riuvut to cut)
a separation, curdling, coagvla-
Xdw to suffer, and rzhQos grief ) tion ; the thing used to curdle,
en-luring grief, patient, resigned, ; rennet or afresh goafs skin.
calm. \Tduve, Ion. for frauvt, 3 sin. impC
TdXaoo;, -ov, b, (fr. raXdoy to sup- of
port) a basket used for holding the Td/nm, Dor. for riftwm.
wool, yarn, distaff", &c. a work- Ta^io, 2 f. ind. act. of riuvw.
basket; a milk vessel ; a cheese Tdi, (perhaps for or fr. ha, v. of
vat. I erne a companion) friend, sir,
TdXaj, rdXaiva, rdXav, g. -avos, j my friend.
(fr. same) wretched, miserable, T a v, Dor. for rfiv or J?v. Tav for
unhappy, v. sin. w rdXav. tuv or Sm.
TuXacia, -as, ft, (fr. last) spinning, j Tavdypa, -ac, %, a vessel made oj
carding or working of wool. \ brass used for preserving or
TaXdatov, -ov, rd (fr. same) wool. ! pickling meat. Also, the name
TaXaaiQouv, -oio?, b, »% (fr. raXdiol of a town.
to suffer, and ophv the mind) Tavai'irns, -tos -ov?, b, ft, (fr. ttii^w
patient-minded, firm-hearted ;j to stretch, and a*») an eage;
unfortunate, wretched. j long-edged, sharp, keen ; long.
TaXavoivov, (fr. next) boldly, in-\Tavavria, for ra cvavria, neut. pi.
trepidly. of t»ai;i'o;.
TaXavpjvos, -ov, b, f), (fr. raXdu) to Tavade'ctpos, -ov, o, f), (fr. next,
endure, and jnvos the skin) stout, \ and hipn a neck) long necked.
hardy; bold, courageous, intre- Ta»ao?, -ov, b, //, or T«jcos-, -t),-bv,
pid, invincible,
TaXdu), to bear, suffer, endure, to-
lerate, undergo ; to sustain, sup-
port ; to dare, attempt, venture.
T<iX0&/3ioj, a proper name.
TaXtdd, ^, indecl. Syriac, taliiha,
a damsel.
TdXis, -iSos, fj, a virgin.
TdXXn, for to dXXa, pi. neut. of
dAXo?.
Tap, for ra Cfia, neut. pi. of
euos.
TandXtara, Ion. same as fidXiara.
Tdftdra, Poet. Dor. and Att. for
ra riuara, pi. of »7/iap.
Taut, Ion. for irauc, 3 sin. 2 a.
ind. act. — Tahiti, Ion. for ra-
fHt, 3 sin. 2 f. ind. act — Ta-
ftieiv, Ion. for rautlv, 2 £ inf.
act. ofriuvoi.
Tauciov, -ov, rb, (fr. rauias a stew-
ard) a secret place, private cham-
ber, closet ; a store house, cellar.
Tauiodai, 2 a. inf. mid. of ripvu.
Ta//£0-/^pa)f, -oos -ovs, b, f/, (fr.
rf/ivu to cut, and \p6os the skin)
cutting the skin, sharp, keen.
Tauia or Tauitia, same as raulv.
Tafiias, -ov. 6, (fr. riuvu to cut) a,
(551)
(fr. Tijiw to stretch) outstretch-
ed, extended, spread, long, dis-
tant.
TavnXeyns, -toe -ovs, o, f/, (fr. last,
and Xiyu> to lay down) causing
long sleep, somniferous, ever-
sleeping.
TaiiM, Dor. for rnvtica.
TavraXdu) -w, f. -daw, (fr. next)
to tantalize, disappoint, mock. 1
f. ind. pass. ravraXwdr/irouai, 1
a. par. pass. ravraXwdtic.
TdvrdXoi, -ov, b, name of a king.
TavvyXwo-ffoj, -ov, b, f/, (fr. ravvut
to extend, and yXZtaoa a tongue)
long tongued.
TawyXu>xiv, -ivog, b, f/, (fr. same,
and yXwx'tv a point) having long
points, sharp pointed, long-barb-
ed.
TavviQzipa, -a%, %, (fr. same, and
i Oct pa hair") having dishevelled
hair, with long or flowing hair.
Taw>'tKns,-£0f -ovc, b, >■, (fr. same,
and a*/) an edge) long-edged,
sharp.
Tavv0pi£, -rptyos, b, %, (fr. same,
and $pt£ the hair) having long
loose hair.
TAn
TAP
TAZ
Tavih, (fr. rd these things, and rtruirthuiftat, -aai, -rat. 1 a. 'Tapi^c(a,-ai, »/, (fr. rdoixos pickl*
viv now) note, at present. ind. pass, irartiiuidnv. 1 f. irxl. brim, j ing.
pass. ravavmOt'iaufiai. Tfipryt ''u>, t. -n'mii, (fr. same) /*
,„, ••« ■• , J J
Tavvot.ru, Ion. fbl trcitoiro, 3 pi.
impt. pass, of rnu'w.
Tavvn-fTrAoj, -ov, o, Ij, (fr. rari-w to
<i, atid w/irAoj a robe) tong-
robtd, witl-dritted ; noble, of
rank.
;, -o6oi, 6, fa (fr. same,
ami rubs a I«x»t) long-footed;
qui'h, spttily, SUlji.
Taxvirnpos, -ov, b, i), same as ra-
vvoiimpos.
■-: oiyiact, d. pi. Poet, of
Tu>i'rnpi'(, -vyo$, 6, ^, (tr. ruit'ii)
to extend, and irr/pv( a wing)
wide-winged, with. expanded
wings.
1 £oj, -ov, b, h, (fr. same,
and jut^a a root) uj«/i sprearlmg
routs, deep rotted,
Tavvc6as^-'^oa,-iv, I a- Par- pass.
of rmi'w.
Tavvaiirnpis, -ov, b, f), (fr. rarvu
to extend, and irrcpov a wing)
with • ft, Jli,l>l£ Ullll
, swift.
Tanjoffur, Ion. and Pott, tor tra-
rtadi, 3 |il. — TatiKTor, Ion. and
Poet, lor iTtiivoc, 3 .-in. 1 a.
ind. act. of tuvvoj.
Tun an j, -gov, i), (fr. Tavist* to ex-
tend) m extension, sin t
Tmvatpvpos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and rival* the ankle) long strid-
wifl, apt t dy ; having ttcauti-
j'ultir WeUtkaptd ankles, tie Ucate.
Taivrptxa, a. sin. of Tavv6pt%.
Tuvvti), I. -uffui, same as rth ui.
Ta£<6w -w, (fr. next) to arrange,
"nit r, ran/r, p/ace in ranA, t/rau-
t//J >/i array.
Ta'(ij. -iof, Att. -tus, ^, (fr. Ta'o-«rw
to arrange) 0rdtr. rank, a row ;
situation, -place, business, office ;
an army, cohort, legion, band;
a military position, post ; a line
of battle, hollow square, vxdge ;
regulation, regularity, method,
arrangement ; sobriety, modesty,
diffidence; an institution, ap-
pointment, constitution ; a tri-
bu.i, tax.
T«;/w^n, for rb afyojua.
TuTTcubs, -fi, -or, low; lowly, hum-
ble, mean, abject, grovelling ; de-
spised, brought low, poor.
TiireivoTT)s,-vros,ti, (fr. last) hum-
bleness, humility, loudiness.
Tairtivovadai, prcs. inf. pass. cont.
of ra-rtivotti.
Tairctvotppovfoi -&, (fr. rairetvbs
humble, arid <bpoveu> to think, th.
<Ppfn> the mind) to think humbly.
Tatruvocbpoavvn, -ns, tj, (fr- same)
lowliness of mind, humility,
meekness, modesty.
Tantiv6(ppu)v, -ovos, b, fi, (fr. same)
humble-minded, lowly.
Taireiv6u) -w, f. -ci<ra>, p. Ttrairtlvtii-
Ka, (fr. rairetvbs humble) to bring
or make low, humble, deject, cast
down, degrade, abase, distress;
to afflict, oppress; to extenuate,
lessen, diminish. 1 a. ind. act.
eratitivtaaa. pres. ind. pass, ra-
neiv6ofj.ai -ovfiat. per. ind. pass.
. toll, dry, burden, pickle,
rtXfm -&, (fr. next, and iro-
A/w to sell) to stll pickle, sulttd
meat Otflth.
Ta'pJ^oj, -oi', o, or -toy -ovs, rd,
' 'i ,' sah
mt nt. jii s.'i aired end dried.
Tu/^icffw, (fr. rdpfios fear) to
frighten, alarm, trouble.
T<io6s, -<;, -w, twifl, tpeedyy fleet.
Tdprnutr, Tapnijcruv, Ion. for crdp-
nfiev, 1 pi. and iTdpvi,aav, 3
Tairttv^HfjoiTui, 3 sin. 1 f. ind.
— Ta*tivdi6r)Tt, 2 pi. 1 a.
impr. pass. — T«rtorAv, par.
<t. cont. — Tiiniivuiop, 3
sin. 1 a. sub. act. ot last.
TuirctvCis, (fr. TWMUl&t hvindde)
humbly, with humility ; meanly,
abjectly.
Tairtivwais, -ioj, Att. -fwj, t), (fr.
same) humiliation, Ion
poverty, want ; ItwIJNML humi-
lity; mennruM, loumess, degra-
dation ; diminution.
Tdnrii, -nrof, b, tapestry, hang-
ings ; a carpet; a cushion, jnl-
low, mattress ; a covering, quilt.
d. pi. rd»r//o-( or -atv.
Tawpwr', for rairpuru, as toon as
possible.
Tapuyfiif, -ov, 6, (fr. rapdoet* to
rb) a disturbance, tumult,
riot; consternation,frighl, alarm,
tt rror.
TapnxTuip, -opoi, b, (fr. same) a
disturber.
Tdpal;is,-io{, Att. -iwj, ff, (fr. next)
trouble, disorder, disturbance,
confusion,
lapdvaw, or -ttw, f. -£w, p. rtrd-
pa\a, to shake, disturb, make
muddy, stir up ; to trouble, agi-
tate, throw into perturbation,
alarm, affright, harass, confound;
to impede, obstruct, embarrass ;
to tiur or plough up. 1 a. ind.
act. irdpaia, -as, -e, 3 pi. ird-
pa£av. pres. impr. pass, rapda-
aov, -iffflw. per. ind. pass, rcrd-
paypai, -fat, -ictm ' par. rtrapay-
fiivoi, -n, -ov. 1 a. ind. pass.
tTapd-^Qnv.
Tapaocio-du), 3 sin. pres. impr.
— Tapdaau)V, -ovoa, -ov,
n. pi. -o-ovrcj, par. pres. act of
last.
Tapdrrtadai, pres. inf. pass, of
same.
Tapa^fij -Jjii »% and Tdpa%os, -ov,
b, Ur. rapdaau) to trouble) a
troubling, stirring; commotion,
disturbance, trouble, tumult ;
alarm, fright, terror.
Tapa^Bfj, 3 sin. -Qf,Tt, 2 pi. 1 a.
sub. pass, of same.
Tapax&lns, -tos -ovc, b, f/, (fr.
same) turbid, troubled; turbu-
lent, disorderly, full of confusion,
frightful, alarming.
Tapj3fa> -w, f. -rjau, (fr. rdpfios
terror) to fear, tremble, be scared,
daunted, dismayed ; to fear, re-
vere, respect; to be confused,
confounded.
Tapfirjaavre, n. du. 1 a. par. act.
of last.
T ip/3oy, -toe -ovs, rb, fear, terror,
dread, awe; consternation, fright.
Tap@6cvvos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. last)
fearful, timid.
Tapyaivu, (fr. rapdaatit to disturb)
to disturb, embarrass, confuse
confound; to entangle, impede.
Tapydvrj, -n(, f}, (fr. last) a bind-
ing i tying, fastening, fettering.
(552)
pl. "2 n. ind. pass, ol ripirw.
Tdpl>t&Oi,-ov, n, (fr. rnpfcbf a wing,
and beta to run) an assistant,
entnger.
Tapeiiif -io{, b, »/, (fr. Tttpobi) of
Tarsus.
Tapobs, ' ,o, (fr. riptrta
to drv) a v icktr stand for drying
. rrute, basket,
any thing to enUt imed ; tin palm
oflhr. hand ; the sole of the foot ;
the long bone in it ; the foot, a
shot f the broad part or blade of
an oar; the wing of a bira ; a
tier ol ours ; any row or range.
Tooffdj, -ol, 'a, Tarsus, a city of
Cilicia.
Tdprupos, -ov, !/, Tartarus, the in
Jtrnal regions, hell of the poets ;
(/ il'trk pUicr, prison, dungeon,
jail ; the bottomless pit, hell.
Taprapdto -w, f. -tiiou, p. rtraprd-
pojdu, (fr. last) to send down to
Tartarus; to'imprison, 1 a. act.
ind. craprdpuoa.
Tapmpwoas, I a. par. act. of last.
Tapepia, (neut. pl. of raptpfn) fre-
quently, constantly ; quickly, sud-
denly, violently.
Taptpits, n. pl. of raptpfii or rap
<pvc.
Taptpctbs, -a, -ov, (fr. rdpebos thick-
ness) thick, crowded, close ; fre-
quent, fast.
Tdptpratv, d. pl. ofrdptpos or raptprfs.
Taptpjj, -ijc, fi, name of a town.
Tapebfiit ~ioc -oDj, b, ft, (fr. rdptpoc
thickness) thick, close, crowded;
frcfjuent, constant, fast.
Taptpdrjuevat, Dor. for repepBrjvai, 1
a. inf. pass, oi r/pirw.
Tdpcpos, -cos -ovf, rb, thickness,
loseness ; a thicket, brake, recess,
opse.
Tapepvs, -ios, Att. -eus, b, f), same
as Tap<piis.
Tdpepo), (perhaps fr. reipu to rub)
to dry, wipe, rub.
Tdp%ta, -o)v, Tti, and Tapxal, -5v,
a'l, funeral rites or ceremonies^
obsequies.
Tapxevw, Tap^/w, Tap^ww, (fr.
last) to perform funeral rites,
bury, embalm.
Tas, Dor. for r^j, g. sin. fern, o
b — Tao-Sc, Dor. for rfjaSc, g
sin. fern, of ofit. — Taj for rjs, g.
sin. fern, of 8f.
Taerodptvos, -n, -ov, p&r. pres.
pass, of
Tdc-o-u), or -ttu, f. -fw, p. Tiraxatt%
TA3>
order, arrange, settle, draw up
tn array, rank, station, place ; to
constitute, appoint, ordain, de-
termine, destine; to command,
order ; to lay on a tribute, tax
pres. ind. mid. rdaaouai. per
pass. ind. rirayuai, -£«(, -Krai
par. rerayuivos, -n, -ov. 1 a. mid
ind. cra^ii^nv, -w, -aro' par. to-
\duivos.
VdrTUjAtv, 1 pi. pres. sub. act. of
last.
raTupivos, Dor. for rnrwuzvoS'
pros. par. pass. cont. of rnrdut.
favyirn, -ns, »j, Taygtla, a wo-
man's name.
favycrov, -ov, rb, and Ion. Trjvye-
tov, Taygetus, a mountain.
. TavB*, for ravra, n. pi. neut. of
ovros-
\ wXiov, -ov, rb, Att. and Dor. for
ro av^tov.
T. vpetos or Tavpcos, -a, ^ov, (fr.
vtfDpoj a bull) of a bull, made of
hiWx skin.
Tcta^Hv, (fr. same) like a bull, in
Hit manner of a bull, fiercely, fu-
riinssly.
TavpcxaBaxpla, -as, %, (fr. same,and
KaOdtTOuai to irritate) a bull
hunt.
-TavponHrwp, -opoc, b, ij, (fr. same,
and itariip a sire) begotten of a
bull.
Tavpos, -ov, b, a bull, sleery beeve ;
Taurus, a sign in the zodiac ;
mount Taurus, d. pi. ravpois' a.
ravpovs, Dor. ravpux;.
TavpoQovc;, -ov, b, >), (fr. last, and
0/ vtu to k'U) a bull slayer or slain
by a bull, according To the ac-
cent.
Tavpou) -«, (fr. ravpos a bull) to
make a bui\ change into a bull ;
Tavp6ouiii ->-lu«i, to become a
bull, be asfi'ti as a bull.
Ta7r\ for rait \ i\. or a. pi. of cv-
tos. Also, AiA. Von. and Dor. for
r5m ravra.
Tavra, (neut. pi of cvros) more-
over, especially, particularly.
Tavra, Dor. JEol mi Poet, for
ry avrfj, d. sin. fim . — Tavra,
for rd avrii, neut p\. of avros.
lavrav, Dor. for raitWt a. sin.
fern, of ovt-oj.
Tavrrj, (d. sin. of sibw) so, so
forth, in this manner . i&is way,
thus, on this accvunt, for this
reason.
TavroXoyia, -as, >/, (fr. next) use-
less repetition, tautology.
Tavro\6yos, -ov, b, *j, (fr. ravra the
same, and Xf'yw to apeak) using
much repetition.
Tavr6i*aroi, -ov, b, f), same as av-
r6ftarog.
Td<pe, Ion. for tra<pe, S sin. 2 a.
ind. act. — Ta<ptis, 2 a. par.
pass, of 5a'irru.
TaqStB, TotilB, or Tw0£0, Heb. in-
decl. Tophet.
Ta<pf), -ris, {), (fr. Sd-rrru) to bury)
burial, interment, obsequies
grate.
Tatyioi, -uv, o't, name of a people.
Ta<t>oi, -ov, b, (fr. Sdirrw to bury}
4 A
TE
a hill, hillock, mound ; a monu-
ment, tomb ; a funeral, burial,
funeral rites, obsequies ; a fune-
ral feas*.
Tdtyos, -ov, >;, an island.
Tdippog, -ov, fi, (fr. ^oirru to bury)
a ditch, trench ; a channel, bed
of a river ; a pit, hole ; a grave.
TaQwv, -ovoa,-bv, par. 2 a. ac, of
Sdirrw, or of ^/ttu.
Tax', for T.^u, (fr. ra^iij quick)
quickly, speedily, shortly, pre-
sently, immediately ; perhaps, it
may be.
Tahiti, n. pi. — Ta^tl, d. sin. cont.
— Ta^tia, n. sin. fern, of ra^ys
Ta^ti, d. sin. cont. of rd^oi-
Ta^/w?, (fr. raxiii quick) quickly,
speedily, hastily.
Taxdrjvai, 1 a. inf. pass, of rae-ow.
Taxjybs, -n, -bv, (fr. ra^vi quick)
swift, speedy, quick, shortly to be
accomplished.
Ta^uwj, or Poet. Tatfiva, (fr.
last) same as ra%iws*
Tdxiov, (neut. of Ta^iW, comp. of
rax^s quick) more speedily, more
quickly.
Tdxtcra, (neut. pi. of next) very
soon, very quickly. "On rdxiora,
as soon as possible.
Tdxtcros, --V, -ov, sup. of rax^i-
TdxuS, -cos -ovs, rb, (fr. same)
feetness, speed, velocity, quick-
ness ; haste, despatch.
Taxi', (neut. of ra^vy quick) quick-
ly, speedily, rapidly.
Taxvd\iiiros, -ov, b, t}, (fr. ra^iij
quick, and aXwrbs caught, th.
aXiaKui to catch) easily taken,
quickly caught.
Taxvdpif>f*os, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same,
and rp/^w to run) swift running,
speedy, feet.
Tax^vcl, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. of
Ta^iiw, f. -vvG), (fr. ra^vs swift)
to hasten, hurry, accelerate, be
quick.
TaxwiruOfc, -tog -ovs, b, {], (fr.
same, and ireidw to persuade)
easily persuaded, credulous.
Taxvnoruoi, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and ttotuos death) short lived.
Taxviru'Xos,-ov, b,>), (fr. same, and
ituiXos a horse) having swift
horses ; skilled in riding.
Taxvp'poOoi, -ov,b, >'/, (fr. next, and
i/w to flow) quick f owing, quick
preading.
Taxvs, -cia, -i, quick, swift, feet,
nimble ; hasty, hurrying, comp.
raxvrcpos ant^ raX'w,/? a^so Sdv-
oxov -rriov. sup. rax^raroi and
rdxiar°S-
TaxVT *s, -aros, a, Dor. for
Toxins, -r)ros, or Ta^urt/j , -rjroi,
tf, (fr. rax*>S swift) speed, haste,
fleefness, celerity.
Ta^tiTJjr' for ra^DT^ra, a. sin. of
last.
Tdn) to, obs. hence rd^u.
Tdu)v, JEo\. for rdv, g. pi. fern,
of o.
a Taws, Taws, -<i, and Tawv, -wvoj,
b, a peacock.
Tt, and, also.
Tf, Dor. fi«r of, a. sin. of cv.
(553)
TEe
Tiyyu), f. -£w, to moisten, wet% w(k~
Ur, sprinkle, bedew; to soften,
soak, sleep, relax ; to tinge, dye
stain, colour ; to give a false co-
lour or appearance. Tfyyouat,
to be relaxed, yield, give way.
Tiyta, -as, r), Tegea, name of a
town.
Ttyeos, -a, -ov, (fr. riyos a roof)
under one roof, roofed, covered ;
near the roof, high, aloft.
TtyKrbs,-fi, -bv, (fr. riyyw to tinge)
tinged, coloured, dyed ; moisten-
ed, wety soaked, steeped ; that
can be dyed, that witl lake u
colour ; placable, flexible, tractor
ble, affable.
Tiyos, -cos -ovs, rb, (same as <rtf-
yos or ariyrt) a covering, roof,
house, habitation; a chamber,
apartment ; aridge, summit, hill,
mountain.
Ttriv, Poet, and Dor. for <n>, a,
sin. fern, of ads.
Ttda\6ra, Dor. for riBrfKdra, a. sin.
mas. — TtBaKvla, fern, of rida-
>wj, -via, -oj, per. par. mid. of
SdMio.
TtQdppnica, per. ind. act. of$apf,{ta.
TcQapo-fjKacii, 3 pi. per. ind. act. of
Sapotu).
TcOd<pdrat, Ion. for reOauuivoi or
-at tio), 3 pi. per. ind. pass, of
SdlTTU).
TtOJauai.-acaij-qrati 1 pi. -dut6at
per. ind,. pass, of Sidouat.
Tedcievy Att. Sync, for ridtinaav,
3 pi., t a. opt. pass. — TWctxa,
2 pi. TtBtkart, ind. — Tt6eiKwsy
-via, -is, par. per. act. — Tf'0r<-
ftai, -cai, -rai, per. ind. pass, of
riQnui.
Ti6tucXlo)Tj>,. Att. and Ion. for trt-
Qtuikiwro, 3. sin. pper. ind. pass.
— TtdtutKmixivos, -n, -ov, par.
per. pass, oi '$tut\i6w.
T tOepatrtviitvos, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of Stpairevu)*
Tcdfj, 3 sin. i-a. sub. pass. ofW-
i.
Tt8n\a, -as, -e, per. ind. mid. —
TtQfjXti, Ion. for treQriXti, 3 sin.
pper. ind. mid. of $dAAw.
TtOtjvat, 1 a. inf. pass, of riQriut.
TiQnira, ind. -~TiQatiws, -v"ia,-bst
par. per. mid. of $dvru).
TtQfiuaro, Ion. Pleon. for £0//<raro,
3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of Sdopai.
TiB\aonivost per. par. pass, of
TiBXiuuivos, -n, -ovx (per. par.
pass, of SXj/Jw) pressed close,
narrow, contracted.
TiBjuos, -a, -*>v, (fr. next) appoint-
ed, ordained, established, solemn.
TcBubs, -ov, b, (fr. riBvut to placl)
a regulation, law, custom.
TeBvaa, per. ind. mid. of Sv/jo-koi.
Tt&vaBi, pres. impr. — TtBvavai,
pres. inf. — TtBvas, pres. par.
act. of riBvnut.
TtBvainv, pres. opt. act. or Ion.
Anadipl. for $vair/v, 2 a. opt.
act. of riBvrjui.
TcBvaluev, -aire, ~a\tv, Sync for
rcBvainuev, -alnrt, -alrjtv, pi. of
last.
TE1
TcBvdKaucv,'Dor. for riOvi'iKaucv, 1
El. per. ind. act. — TtdvuK^s,
>or. for rtQvrjKilii, per. par. act.
Of SvfjOKU).
TtOvdftcv, Ion. for TcOvdficvai, Dor.
for tcOvS vai, prcs. inf. act. of
lifter
Tcdvuyat, cont. for Ttdvnivai, per.
inf. mid. — Ttflvdcn cont. for
ndvdaoi, 3 pi. per. ind. mid. of
TzOvuru, 3 sin. of ridvaOi, pres.
impr. act. of rf'0v>;/ii.
TitiuiKa, Hceot. for TiQvrjKa, per.
ind. act. — T£0i/£ju>f and T£0v£-
wj, -<2oa, -iij, for r£0>/nK(if, which
Bceot. for refli/^Kwj, per. par.
act. cf $vf;<nc<i>.
Tidvr)K<i,-as, -cor-cv, 3 pi. TiOvrj-
kooi, per. ind. act. — TcOvnKfru),
3 sin. per. impr. act. oi'$vt',oKu>.
Tt0i"?<f(5rof, g. — Ttflf^ra, a. of
n0v»7»caij, par. of lasL
TcOv^ku), f. -^fw, Syraeuian for
Svi/OKW.
Tidvnpi, same as Svi'iaKu.
Ti9v>')lw, 1 f. ind. act. of rcOvrJKu
for •Svi/aifw.
Tcdvntis, Poet, for rtdi/twf, wh. for
•rrfln/icds, per. par. act.ofSviJo-fw.
Ttflviis, Sync, for rtdvauf, per.
par. mid. of same.
TtOoXurai, 3 sin. per. ind. pass, of
$o\6ui.
Tcdopciv, Ion. Anadipl. for $opc7y,
pits, or 2 a. inf. aot. o($6put or
$opiu.
TtOf/annivoi, -n, -ov, per. par.
pass, of to/0w.
TtQpaaOat, Dor. for Tcrp>jff0a<, per.
inf. pass, of Tirpdu.
Tcdpuvofilvot, per. par. pass, of
Spdvui.
Ttdpmmfidrr)i,-ov, o, (fr. next, and
/3 i(Vw to mounl) driving or drawn
6y ./our horses.
TfOpmizov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
a four horse chariot.
T/0f»irTOf, -ou, 6, f,, (fr. rtrpajfour
together, and "nxof a hocse)
having jour horses.
TcOpiTrnorpoffio -w, (fr. same, and
rpf'ftji to support) to keep a cha-
riot and fiur horses.
TeOvufvos, -n, *ov, per. par. pass.
of 5uu>.
TtOvu&eOat, per. inf. pass, of $v-
uuu).
Ttduuufoos, -n, -ov, per. par. pass,
of §v6u).
Teduoi or ,aty, 3 pi. 1 a. tub. pass.
of t/0»//-".
Ttiv and Ttv, Ion. Poet. Dor. for
col, d. sin. of ov.
Ttlvas, 1 a. par. act. of
Tcivu, f. rcvS>, p. Tcrctica, to stretch
out, extend, spread, distend ; to
etrain, bend ; to go about, intend,
design, purpose ; to set out, pro-
ceed, go on, hasten; to augment
make intense ; to tend, aim, di-
rect ; to reach towards, lie in any
direction ; to respect, pertain or
relate to. 1 a, ind. aot. ireiva
per. ind. mid. rirova.
tilpta, -u>v,Ta, (fr. rdpu> to grieve)
prodigies, wonders, signs, stars
TEK
TEA
Tupcalai, -ov, 6, Tiresias, name of TfKpwp, rb, indecl. same as rlxuaf.
a prophet
Ttipiro, Ion. for crdptro, 3 sin.
impf. ind. pass, of rclpw.
Tctpiu -w, f. TCipi'iou), p. TtrilprjKa,
same as rdpw.
Tcipoftivoioiv, d. pi. pres. par.
pass. — Tclpovri, Dor. for rii-
povot, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
Tn'pw, f rcpu), to vex, harass, grieve,
torture, afflict, torment; to subdue,
overcome, weary,lire ; to consume,
waste, dentroy ; to rub, bruist. 1
a. ind. act. ircipa, JE,o\. irtpoa.
2 a. ind. act. irdpov.
T£«^fff«rA»/r»/f, -ov, 6, (fr. ru\oi a
wall, and ir\>'/oo<M to strike) a
shaker of walls, destroyer of
cities.
Tctyiu) forrfi^^w.
T£(^/o>i/, g. pi. of nTyof.
Tn^i'iprjf, -of -ovs,b,f}, (fr. rttyoi
a wall) walled, fortified.
Tci^m,f. -Tew, p. rcrcixtxn, (fr.
same) to build, erect; to wall,
surround with a wall, fortify. I
a. ind. act. cril^tca.
T£«^id£if, -100a, -tv, (fr. lame)
walled, fortified.
Taxlov, -ov, rd, (dim. of same) a
small wall, fort ; an enclosure,
budding, house.
Tcixioat, act. — Tn^io-Ofjvai, pass.
i a. inf. of r£<x<'£u>.
Tiixiofta, -aroi, rd, (fr. Ttl^oi a
wall) a wall, fortification.
Tei%tori)s, rov., 6, (fr. same) a ma-
son, builder.
Tci^o/za^fw -a), (fr. same, and ^-i-
XOfiai to 6ght) to attack the
walls, besiege.
Tayofiaxta, -as, f), (fr. same) a
siege.
T£?;rjof, -toi-ovi, to, a wall3 fortifi-
cation, rampart, bulwark, castle,
tower, citadel, garrison ; a forti-
fied town.
Ttix<><Pv\al;, -aKog, o, >'/, (fr. last,
and (pv\a£ a guard) the guard of
the walls ; a besieger.
TfV for tikc, Ion. for irtKt^ 3 sio.
2 a. ind. aot. — Tikc, 2 a. impr.
act. — Tckcxv, act. — Texfodcn,
mid. 2 a. inf. — T/kjj, 3 Bin. 2 a.
sub. act. of riKTui.
TtKioei, Ion. for Ttntoi, d, pi. of
TtKcr for TtKiro, Ion. for trUtTo, 3
sin. 2 a. ind. mid. of tiktu).
Tacfiaipopai, -t], -trat, mid. of
TcKfjaipui, (fr. next) to declare,
show or prove by sig7is. Tacfiat-
pofiui, to perfect, accomplish,
bring to an end, fulfil ; to ap
point, ordain, determine ; to
plan, devise, contrive ; to fore-
tell, denounce ; to mark, observe,
watch, look at, consider ; to con-
jecture, infer, conclude, suppose,
imagine.
Tiituap, to, indecl. an end, issue,
event, termination, accomplish-
ment ; a sign, prognostic, por-
tent, omen ; a mark, token.
TcKfifipiov, -ov, to, (fr. last) an
end, object, purpose ; argument,
proof.
(554)
Also, an end, object, purpose,
(hsign, intention ; a tcstimony%
proof, sign, prognostic.
Tixva, ril, pi. of rexvov.
Tckviov, -on, rd, (dim. of tikvov a
child) a little da 1,1.
TtKvoyovuv, pres. inf. act. cont.
of
TiKioyoiiu) -w, f. -ijcw. p. tctckvo-
rdvota, (fr. same, andyivo/xai to
e born) to bear children. 1 a.
ind. act. tru>oy6vn0a,
TcKi-oyoviu, -ai, >), (fr. same) child-
I'turing.
TtKvoyovos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. same)
bearing or having children,
Tixvov, -ov, rd, (fr. tutu to pro-
duce) offspring , a rhild, son.
TcicvoTiotiu) -ui, (fr. last, and noifu
to make) to beget children ; to
adopt a cliild.
TtKvoiroinBfioopai, 1 f. ind. pass,
of last.
TcKvotrotdi, -ov, b, fj, (fr. tikvov a
child, and rroi/w to make) beget
ting children.
TtKvorpoajiu) -u>, f. -r'/ou), p. tctckvO-
rpdfnica, (fr. same, and rpitiw to
rear) lo bring up, rear, educate
or maintain children. 1 a. ind.
act. iTtKV0Tp6<pnoa.
Tc>cvorp6<pos, -ov, 6, }), (fr. same)
rearing or educating chiltlren.
TcKv»Tpo<pos, -ov, b, i), (fr. same)
supported or maintained by chil-
dren.
TiKvu(bi, (Poet, for several cases
of tikvov) by a child, by means
of a son, &c.
TtKvo<l>6voi,'ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
<pivu> to kill) destroying children.
TiKvdio -w, (Ir. TtKvov a child) to
beget or have children, bear chil-
dren. TtKv6ofiat, to be born.
Tikvuois, -£wj, )/, (fr. last) the be-
getting of children.
Tikov, -eg, -t, Ion. for itlkqv, 2 a.
ind. act. of t'iktw.
TtKos, -eos -ovi, to, same as tikvov.
TtKo'uoa, fern, of rwwr, 2 a. par.
act. of TIKTU).
Texraivu), f. -did, (fr. tiktuv a
workman) to fabricate, contrive,
plan, construct, build, make,
work ; to practise a handicraft
trade.
TcKryvaTo, Ion. and Att. for itik
rdvaTo, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of
last.
TtKTovtK&s, -r), -bv, (fr. next) of a
wo.xmnn, mechanical, architec
lural.
Tiktuv, -ovos, b, (fr. tcx>xu '°
build) a workman, artificer, artist,
carpenter; a maker, inventor.
TZ/cw, obs. for which rbcru.
Tckujv, -uvoa, -bv, 2 a. par. act. of
TIKTU).
TeXo^wv, -Givos, b, a man's name.
Tc^dpuov, -Sjvog, b, (fr. TaSdto to
sustain) a strap for carrying the
shield ; a thong, bell, girdle,
bandage.
TfAtt/zwi/rn, -wv, al, (fr. last) a
dog's collar ; an armed collar for
dog 9*
TEA
TeXaudviog, Telamonian, epithet
of Ajax.
Tt\ice8ai,pres. inf. pass. — TeX%,
2 sin. pres. sub. act. of rt-
Xfto.
TtXidovrt, Dor. for rtXidovoi, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. ot
TsXiSw, -eig, -tt, and T(\idofiai,(fr.
TfXXu) to be) to be, be present;
to arise, flourish ; TtXiQovrai, 3
pi. pres. ind. pass. teX/Awo-i. 3
pi. pres. sub. act.
FfiUt, d. sin. of riXog.
TcXtl, 3 sin. cont. ind. — Tc\c?te, 2
pi. cont. impr. pres. act. of tc-
Xew.
TtXua, fern, of r/Xeioj.
TeXeuto, Ion. for ercXdtro, 3 sin.
impf. ind. pass, of rcXtiu).
TiXtiog, -a, -oi>, or -ov, b, #, (fr.
riXog an end) complete, perfect,
entire, sound ; spotless, umble-
mished ; mature, adult, full
grown, of full age ; firm,
strong, flnished. comp. tcXciotc-
pog. sup. -6totos.
TiXadrng, -nrog, fj, (fr. last) per-
fection, perfectness, completeness,
consummation ; soundness, a.
TtXtidrrjra.
TcXeiovuai, -ovTai, 1 and 3 sin.
cont. pres. ind. pass, of
TeXe«5w -5, f. -wen), p. rcTtXriwica,
(fr. Tf'Aoj an end) to perfect,
finish, complete, accomplish, ful-
fil, consummate, terminate ; to
initiate, consecrate, dedicate. 1
a. act. ind. ercXd<ao-a' sub. rt-
XtttoffW inf. TtXeidaai. pres. ind.
pass. TcXeioouat-ovuat, per. pass,
ind. TtTtXz'Luuai, -oai, -rai' par.
r£7-£X£itojufvoy, -n, -ov, 1 a. pass,
ind. £7-£X£tw07i/, -ng, -n' sub. rt-
XtiwdS), -fig, -fj, 3 pi. reXciwdC&oi.
TcXdadu), 3 sin. cont. pres. impr.
pass. — TeXuTui, 3 sin. cont.
pres. ind. pass, of rtXfto.
TcXdw, Poet, for teXew.
TcXeiioOcU, par — TtXuwBfi, 3 sin.
-0wiTt, 3 pi. sub. 1 a. pass. —
T£A£<to<ra(, inf. — TtXtiuxjdvrwv,
g. pi. par.— T£Xe(w<tu>, sub. 1 a.
act. of reXttdta.
TtXduun, -arog, to, (fr. rcXctou) to
perfect, th. rtXog the end) per-
fection, consummation, death.
TtXduig, (fr. same) perfectly, com-
pletely, absolutely, fully ; alto-
gether, entirely, to the end.
TtXduoig, -tog, Att. -£to?, '/, (fr.
same) a completion, accomplish-
ment, perfection, consummation,
fulfilment ; a consecration, dedi-
cation.
TtXciwrrjg, -ov, h, (fr. same) a
finisher, performer, a. TtXciwrfiv.
Te'Aeov, -ov, rd, same as te'Aoj.
TeAeoj, same as riXuog.
TzXtdu) -5, same as rcAeidw.
TeXiaat, inf. — TeXeoaiut, opt. —
TeXio-ag, and JEol TcXiaatg,
par. 1 a. act. of rtXbi.
TiXeoav, Ion. for triXto-av, 3 pi. 1
a.Jnd. act. — TeXfreio, -of, -c,
JE>o\. for TcXiaaiui, -aig,-ni. I a.
opt. act. — TtXeacv, Ion. for tri-
X**£v, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. — Te-i
TEA
XeVwo-i, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. act of
TtXtW.
TeXceBfj, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass. —
TeXeadqatrai, 3 sin. If. ind. pass.
of TcXiU).
TcXecrtaSag, -a, b, Dor. for TeXe-
oiaSng, a man's name.
TcXto-tog, -ov, b, %, (fr. riXog an end)
finishing, ending, conclusive,
last ; perfect, accomplished.
TtXcotovpyiu) -w, (fr. last, and ip-
y ov) to perfect, fi nith, accomplish;
to initiate, introduce.
TcXeatovpydg, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same)
finishing, concluding, effective ;'
Subs, a finisher, performer,
cause.
TiXcaua, -drag, rd, (fr. riXog a tri-
bute) a tribute, tax ; expendi
lure, cost; the end, extremity .
TiXcoov, -dYw, impr. 1 a. act. — TY
Xtaoa, Ion. and Poet, tor tri-
Xttra, 1 a. ind. act. — TtXiaan,
Poet, for reXfcji, 3 sin. 1 a. sub.
act. of TEAfto.
TcXeaoiyduoicn, for nheo^ydfioig,
d. pi. ot
TeXcoo-iyauog, -ov, b, >), (fr. rcXio
to finish, and yduog a marriage)
finishing or consummating a
marriage.
TcX(<ratj), Poet, for rtXiaut, 1 f. ind.
or 1 a. sub. act. of rEAfto.
TtXtatyopiu) -w, (fr. rrXog an end,
and 0/pto to bring) to bring to
perfection, bear fruit : to finish,
complete ; to pay a tax,
TiXr.o(f>6pog, -ov, h, fj, (fr. same)
finishing, ending, conclusive ;
perfect, complete, finished ; use-
ful, advantageous, profitable,
fruitful, productive ; introduced
to idolatrous rites, prostituted;
Subs, a prostitute, harlot.
TeXcocpopovcTi, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. ofreXcocpnpfo).
'TeXtrfi, -rjg, fj, (fr. TfXog an end)
an end, issue, consummation ;
initiation, idolatrous ceremony,
charm ; mystery, impure 1'ites of
necromancy or witchcraft.
TeXedvTi, and TcXeTiot, Dor. for tc-
Xiovoi, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
rcXiu).
TtXtvrd, -dg, a, Dor. for reXcvrr}.
TcXevTi'i, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
of rtXEvraw.
TiXzvrato;, -a, -ov, (fr. rcXcvrfi,
same as th. te'Xos he end) final,
last, extreme, ultimate; setting,
expiring.
TtXtvrdv, pres. inf. act. cont. —
TEAcuraffEi, Dor. for rcXevri'icrci,
3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. — TeXcvrdo-cv,
Ion. and Dor. for crcXevrno-c, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. act. — TfAEurarw,
3 sin. cont. pres. impr. act.
of
TcXtvrdu) -w, f. -rjo-w,n. TereXtirn-
Ka, (fr. next) to end, finish, ter-
minate ; to perfect, complete, ac-
complish ; to die, decease.
TiXcvrf), -?tg, >% (fr. riXog an end)
an end, issue, termination ; a
completion, accomplishment, con-
summation ; decease, death.
TcXivrrjo-ai, I a. inf. act. — TeXeutiJ-
TEA
iavTog, g. sin. -(rao-t, d. pi. 1 a.
par. act — TsAEurwy, par. pres.
act. cont. of rcXivrdu).
TcAeo) -d}, f. -fVto, p. TETt'AEKa, (fr.
te'Aoj an end) to finish, end, ter-
minate ; to perfect, complete, ac-
complish, fulfil ; to effect, cause,
make, render effectual; to tend
or relate to ; to enjoin, add, com-
mand ; to sell, pay ; to do, per-
form, celebrate ; to initiate in
idolatrous mysteries. 1 a. act.
md. triXtoa' sub. rcXi aw, -jji , -n.
per. pass. ind. rtriXtauai. 1 a.
pass. ind. triXiadnv, -ng, -n' sub.
rtXeadu), -fig, -fj. 1 f. pass. ind.
rtXtOijaouai, -j), -crat.
TcXitag, (fr. same) perfectly, com-
pletely, fully.
TtXioiaig, same as TeXduictg.
T*'X?7, pi. cont. of riXog.
TcXf/ctg, toaa, -tv, (fr. riXog an
end) perfect, complete, sound, en~
tire ; spotless pure, excellent.
TeXt)tcro-ag, a. pi. fern, of last.
TeXiaKouai, (fr. t/Aoj an end) to be
completed, perfected ; to be ini-
tiated in idolatrous mysteries,
commit prostitution.
TeXXivn, -rig, fa a kind offish, sup
posed to be the limpet.
TeXAJj, the whole*, entire.
Tf'XAw, Poet, and rare, to accom-
plish, perform ; to command,
order. TiXXouat,tobe,exist;to
become ; arise, rise. pper. pass.
ErtraX^v, -co, -to.
TiXua, -arog, rd, a puddle, dike,
marsh, swamp.
TeXulg, -7vog, b, (fr. last) mud,
mire, puddle.
TiXog, -cog-ovg, to, end, termination,
extremity ; close, period, expira-
tion, death; event, issue, result,
consequence ; accomplishment,
completion, fulfilment ; a tax,
impost, tribute, revenue, custom;
expense, charge, cost, sum ; ma-
gistracy, office, power, authority ;
a division of an army, legion,
cohort, troop, hand. T« riXta -rj,
mysteries, sacred rites ; mar-
riage ; regulations, statutes, de-
crees. Eij riXog completely. Eiri
riXog or TtXog with the prep,
understood, finally, at length ;
Aid riXovg, perpetually, constant-
ly ; throughout, to the end.
TeXovaa, n. fern. cont. par. pres.
act. — TeXovai, 3 pi. cont. pres.
ind. act. of teX/w.
TiXo-ov, -ov, to, (fr. riXog the end)
the end, termination, extremity.
TcXxiv, -ivog, b, ( perhaps fr. $(Xyo>
to seduce) a wizard, charmer,
enchanter ; a seducer, impostor,
deceiver.
TeXdv, pres. par. act. cont. of tc-
X/w.
TtXwviui -w, (fr. next) to gather
taxes ; to farm the public reve-
nues. TcXuviouai, to pay taxes,
be taxed, be tributary.
TtXuvng, -ov, b, (fr. rf\of a tax,
and wvtouai to buy) a farmer
of the public revenue* ; a tax ga»
therer, publican.
TEP
TtXwviov, -ov, rb, (fr. last) the re-
ciipt of custom, custom-liouse,
toll-office.
Ttpivu, d. sin. of
Tiptvos, -cos -ovs, rb, (fr. npu) to
cut off) a portion or tract of
land set apart, and appropri-
ated to a prince or consecrated
to divine uses ; a secret place,
ground, grove or temple ; a de-
mesne.
Tipvoiaai, Dor. for Tipvovaai, n.
pi. fern. par. pres. act. of
Tipvu), f. repw, p. rirpnica, to cut,
cut off or down, lop, amputate ;
to separate, appropriate ; to lay
waste, devastate; to scatltr, dis-
sipate disperse ; to ratifu, sanc-
tion. 2 a. ind. act. trap, i . uer.
ind. mid. riropa.
T( Untu, -n, -ujv, ra, Tempe, nan.*,
of a vale in Thessaly.
Tt/jw, 1 f. ind. act. of ripvu.
Tivayos, -to j -ov j, rb, (fr. riyyw to
wet) a wet placz, bog, marsh,
slough, swamp.
TcvavroKoiriw -w, or TcvovroKoirltt)
-u>, f. -f.o-o), (fr. rivwv the neck,
and Kdirruj to cut) to cut off the
neck, behead.
Tiitci, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
TivSia or T*V0u>, to gnaw, bite, eat.
Tm<5o$, -ov, Ion. Teviloio, b, Te-
nedos, name of an island.
Tivdns, -ov, 6, (fr. rivdut to cat) a
glutton.
TtvOpiiAuv, -wvoy, and TtvOp^vn,
-ns, >i, (fr. same) a stinging in-
sect, wasp, bee.
Tivovra, a. sin.— T ivovrc, n. dual,
of rtiii'n.
Ttvovrdu) -u, f. -uhtij), (fr. next) to
behead.
Tivuv,-ovros, o,(fr. t«'vw to stretch)
a nerve, tendon, muscle ; the neck.
Ti^taOai, inf. — TiZ,opai,-n, -ltui,
1 f. ind. mid. of tiktu.
Tiois, and Tenia, d. pi. of
Tebs, -a, -bv, Dor. for oos.
Tipauvos, -ov, o, (fr. nipapos a tile)
a roof, covering, shade, tent ; a
chest.
Tipapvos, -/?> -ov, (fr. next) tender,
soft, delicate.
Tipapuv, -ovos, 6, '/, (fr. r/pqv.spft)
tender, soft., delicate.
Tipas, -aros, rb, a sign, omen, por-
tent, miracle, wonder ; a mon-
ster, prodigy.
Tipatri, d. pi. of last.
T tpao-Konos, Sync, for reparoaKdizos.
Ttpdorics, -a, -ov, (fr. ripas a pro-
ai gy) prodigious, portentous, omi-
nous, marvellous, monstrous.
Tipara, n. a. v. — Ttpdriav, g. pi.
of same.
Teparda, -as, >;, (fr. same) jug-
gl'iry, imposture, deception.
Tepartvu, and Tiparcvopai, (fr.
same) to tell of wonders, relate
prodigies ; to juggle, play im-
posing tricks, practise artful de-
ceptions.
Ttparoiroibs, -ov, 6, »/, (fr. same,
and noiiio to make) performing
miracles.
TdporoffttJirof, -ou, b, J), (fr. same,
TEP
and GKiirrouai to see) an ob-
server of omens, augur, sooth-
sayer, diviner, prophet.
Teparwfins, -tos -ovs, o, /;, (fr. ripas
a sign) portentous, prodigiims,
miraculous, ominous.
Tipi(in9os, or TepipivQos or Tip-
uivOos-t -ov, /;, the turpentine tree.
Tiptna, and Ion. Ttpdvn, n. feni.
— Tipeva, a. sin. of ripnv.
Ttptpvbv, -ov, rb, the roof.
Tipirl^u), to sing, chirp, hum ; to
prate, babble ; to sing leudly.
Tcpirpiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of next) a
small piercer, borer, gimblet.
Tiptrpov, -ov, rb, (fr. rcpiu to bore)
an augur, pierctr, z'nnblct.
Ttpiu>, f. -f/ou), (perhaps fr. rdou
to afflict) to turn in a lathe ; to
bore, pierce, wound.
Ttpncu)v,-6vos, 6, (fr. last) a ship
worm ; any thing lengthened out
Tipnv, riotiva, riptv, (fr. rupui to
rul>) soft, tender, delicate ; young.
TcpOpila, -as, >/, (fr. next) incanta-
tion, charm, divination; artifice,
subtlety, delusion; specious lan-
guage.
Ttpdpcvs, -ios, Att. -/«?, i, (fr. ri-
pas a sign) a juggler^ diviner,
cimjurer, impostor ; a boaster,
deceiver.
TcpOpevu), or -cvouai, (fr. last) to
charm, impose upon, trick, de-
ciirc, use s}>ccir,ux talk.
Tip6pov,-ov, ru, theropewhichsti etch-
es the sail on the yard-arm, sheet,
Tipp\ for
Tipua, -aros, rb, a limit, en/ljjoun-
dary, term ; a goal ; end of a
course. Adverbially, at length.
TippivG >s, see rtpi(iivdos.
Ts^fitotis, -taaa, -ev, (fr. rippa ;
boundary) reaching to the end,
a>ming down to the feet, down to
tu, .inkles.
'Tipftis, and rippwv, same as ripua
Tipnti., act. — Tipirtrai, pass. 3
sin. pres. ind. — Tipvco, Ion. for
ripnov, pres. impr. pass. — Tip
iriaOu>, 3 sin. pres. impr. pass
— Tioirtr, Ion. for criprtro, 3
sin. impf. pass, of ripnu.
TtpirtKipavvos, -ov, b, (fr. ripitot to
delight, and Ktpavvbs thunder)
delighting in thunder, the thun
derer.
Tcprrvbs,-hi-bv,{fr.ripir<<3 to delight)
delightful, pleasant, agreeable.
comp. rtpnvorcpos, sup. -vdraros-
Tepirv6rns, -nros, >/, (fr. same)
pleasantness, pleasure, delight.
Ttpirv&Si (fr. repirvbs pleasant)
pleasantly, delightfully, agreeably.
Ttpirotunv, pres. opt. pass, — Tcp-
noutvos, pres. par. pass. — Tf'p-
7rovro, Ion. for eripirovro, 3 pi.
impf. pass. — Tipnov, -ioBu)
pres. impr. mid. of
Tip™, f. -i//w, p. -0a, to divert,
amuse, entertain ; to delight, en-
liven, cheer; to refresh, satisfy,
satiate. Tipiropai, to rejoice,
amuse one^s self. 1 pi, pres. sub,
pass. repir&ueOa.
Ttpiro)\r), -rjs<> ^, (fr. last) delight,
ple-qsure, amusement.
(.556)
TET
Ttpcaivu), same as ripo~w.
Tipau. 3 sin. — Tipoirov, du. I i.
JEol of rcipu.
Tipatro, Ion. for iripatro, 3 sin.
impf. pass, of ripait).
Tiparjvc, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
rtpaaivu), same as
Tipou, to dry up, vipe, staunch.
Tipnos, -ov, b, fr. Lat. 7\rtius, a
man's name.
TiprvWos, -ov, o, a man's name.
Tipvs, -vos, b, q, (fr. rtipia to ha-
rass) feeble, weak, worn out ;
thin, slender, slight ; voracious,
greedy.
TipvoKii), same as rcipu).
Ttp<pdrf, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass. —
Tip^as, 1 a. par. act. of ripirw.
Ttp\}.iu(iporos, -ov, o, f), (fr. next,
and Pporbs a mortal) delightful
to men, cheering, animating.
TipTis, -tos, Att. -twj, //, (fr. ripnu,
to delight) delight, joy ; jdtasure,
gratification, n. pi. Att. cont.
rip^tis.
TipiTt'xo'pn, -ns, h, one of the Muses.
Tiaoapn, -u>v, rii, neut. of rioaapis.
TinoapaKovra, indecl. (fr. same)
forty.
TeoaapuKovracirrd, indecl. (fr. last,
and inrd seven) forty-seven.
Tcoaapaicovratrris, -ios -ovs, b, f),
(fr. same, and iros a year) of
forty years.
TtaaapaKovrdirevrt, indecl. (fr.
same, and nivrt five) forty-five.
TtavapaKoarbs, -f), -bv, (fr. next)
fortieth.
Ticodpes, Att. rirrSpcs, *u>v,ol, at,
four. d. pi. riaaapoi, a. riaoa-
pas, -a.
TcocapccifaiScKa, indecl. (fr. last,
teat and, and (5//ca ten) fourteen.
Ttao-aptoicaitiKuros, -w, -ov, (fr
same) fourteenth.
Tiffcepts, Ion. for rioeapts.
Tcrayuivos,-n,-ov, (per. par. pass.
of rdoai* to order) arranged,
compact, firm, steady.
Ttrayuivias, (fr. last) inorder, regu-
larly, orderly ; at a stated time.
Ttrdywv, -ovoa, -bv, Ion. redupl.
for raymv, 2 a. par. act. of
rd£u).
Tirana, per. ind. act. of rtlvia.
TiraKrai, 3 sin. per. ind. pass, of
rdoo-u).
Tira\uai, per. ind. pass, of reXXw.
Ttrdvbs, -ri, -bv, (fr. rf.ivu) to
stretch ) extended, stretched,
lengthened; smooth, even. Subs.
distension, stretch, strain.
Tiravrai, 3 pi. per. ind. pass, of
Ttil'Oi.
Tirairtivwuivos, ->/, -ov, per. par.
pass, of rarrcivdb).
Ttrdpayuai, -%ai, -Krai, ind. — Tt-
rapayuivos, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of rapdecu).
Ttrapayuivws, (fr. per. par. pass.
of rapdaaiti) disorderly, irregu-
larly, in confusion.
Terapiroucvos, and Terapiru>uc9a,
Ion. redupl. for rapnduevos, 2 a.
par. mid. and rapnututda, 1 pi. 2
a. sub. mid. ofripiru>.
Terapralos, -a, -ov, (fr. next) until*
TET
TET
fourth day, of four days, four\Tcr6X(xriKa, ind. — TcroXpr/Khat,
days' continuance. \ inf. per. act. of ToX//a'w.
TirapTot, -f), -ov, and Poet. Tirpa- Tirofta, per. ind. mid. of riftvu.
ros, -% -ov, (fr. riooapii four) Tirop\ for riropa, neut. of riropes,
fourth, d. sin. rcrdprji
Tirarat, 3 sin. of rird^ai, -vat,
-rat, per. ind. pass. — Tiraro,
Ion. for criraro, 3 sin. pper.
ind. pass, of rcivu).
Terdyarai, Ion. for reraypivoi ciol
3 pi. per. ind. pass, of rdaau.
Tcrax«rpivos, Ti -°vi Per* Par«
pass, of r£i£/£u).
Tf'rtXa, mid. — TcriXtKa, act. —
TcriXcopai, -aai, -rat, pass. per.
ind. — Terc\conivosy -n, -ov, per.
par. pass, of reXfw. .
TcrcXduica, -as, -c or -cv, act. —
TtrtXdupai, -oat, -rai, pass.
per. ind. — TcreXciMuivos, -n,
-ov, par. per. pass, of rcXei6u>.
Tcrcvypivos, for TEru^f'voj, per.
par. pass, of rvyxdvu).
Tircvxa, "af» -£> Per- *nc'- act-, —
Tfrtii^arat, Ion. for rtrcvypivnt
aat, 3 pi. per. ind. pass. — Te-
Tcvxdro, Ion. for rcrcvy pivot
rjoav, 3 pi. pper. pass, of reu^o).
Tireux"' "a^ "£> Per- ""*• act* °^
rvyxdvu).
Tirn<a, per. ind. and Tett/kwj,
-uia, -d?, per. par. mid. of t^acw.
T£r>?p»7*ca,-af, -£, 3 pi. -*ao-t, per.
ina. act. — Tcrripn^ai^-aai, -rat,
ind. — Tcrvonpivos, -n, -ov, par.
per. pass, of rnpiu).
Tcnvpivc, v. sin. of Tcrinpivos, -n,
-ov, per. par. pass. — TcrinoQov,
2du. of TeWq/ia^per. ind. pass.
— Tcrinios, Cras. for rcrirjKws,
-via, -bs, per. par. act. ofrifw.
T£n/ifvoj,-»7, -ov, per. par. pass, ofj
Ion. aiid Poet, for riaaapes.
Tirpa, (fr. ricoapes four) in com-
pos. four times, fourfold.
Tcrpdyvos, -ov, b, r), (fr. last, and
yvn an acre) of four acres.
Tcrpaywvoirp6o~uiiros, -ov, b, r), (fr.
next,and irpdawirov afacejsgware-
faced, square-fronted, square.
Terpdyo)vos,-ov,bJ),(fr. rcrpds four,
andywvta a corner) four-corner-
ed, quadrangular, square.
TerpdS', for rtrpdba, a. sin. of rc-
rpds.
Tcrpdoiov, -ov, to, (fr. rcrp&s* four)
a quaternion, party of four.
Terpa5pdx[iov,-ov, rb, (fr. same,
and opaxpv a drachm) a piece of
money equal to four drachms,
about 2s. Id.
Ttrpdtvcs, Dor. for nrpatvesi neut.
of
Terpaevris, and TErpaErfjs, -ios -ovs,
b, f), (fr. T£rp a j four, arid ivos or
iros a year) of four years, four
years old.
Tcrpaeria, -as, >';, (fr. same) the
space of four years, four years.
TcrpaQ&vpivos, -ov, b, r), (fr. rcrpds
four, and SiXvuvov a foundation)
having four foundations, four-
fold.
Tcrpaivu), same as nrpatvu). 1 a.
ind. act. Ion. rirpyva.
TirpaKis, (fr. riaaapes, four) four
times, fourfold.
TcrpaKio^vpioi, -ai, -a, (fr. last,
and fivptos ten thousand) forty
thousand
riu>, or Sync, for Tcrmnpivos, iTerpaKioxiXioi, -ai, -a, (fr. same
per. par. pass, of rtpdu).
TeriixrjKt, 3 sin. per. ind. act. —
Tcripnpivos, per. par. pass. —
Tcrifir/fitoda, Dor. for rcriu^pc-
6a, 1 pi. — Ttriiirjodai, inf. —
TerinTjrai, 3 sin. per. ind. pass.
of:
ipld.
Tf'rXa, Apoc. for rirXadi.
TirXaa, per. ind. mid. or Sync.
for rirXr/Ka. per. ind. act. of
rXdw.
TirXa9\ for TfVXafli, pres. impr.
act. of rirXrjpi, or by Ion. re-
dupl. for rXaOi, same of rXijui.
TcrXdpcv, Ion. — TcrXducvai, Dor.
for rerXdvai, pres. inf. act. of
TtrXrini' or by Ion. redupl. of
rXrjpt.
TirXnice, 3 sin. per. ind. act. of
rXdia.
TirXnui, same as rXdoi.
TerXrjibs, Sync, for rerXnicus, per.
par. act. of rXa'w.
Tir/xT}, 3 sin. pres. sub. act. of
rirpu>.
Tirprjica, act. — Tirpyjpai, pass.
per. ind. — Tcrpnpivos, per. par.
pass, of ripvta.
Th\io3, to cut short, come upon,
overtake ; to find, meet with.
TiroKa, -as, -£, per. ind. mid. —
Tcroxms, -via, -oj, g. sin. fern.
Ion. TcTomlnSi per. par. mid. of
rticrm*
and ^/Xioi a thousand) four thou
sand.
TirpaKvanos, -ov, b, Dor. for rtrpd-
Kvrifios, (fr. same, and Kvtjurj a
spoke in a wheel) having four
spokes
TerpaK6(Tioi,-ai, -a, (fr. same, and
kooioi a hundred )four hundred.
TerpaKooioords, -»/, -ov, (fr. same)
four hundredth.
TtrpaKTvs, -vos, ^, (fr. reaoapes
four) the number four, a party of
four ; a quaternion.
Terpapcpris, -ios -ovs, o, f), (fr. re-
rpds four, and fiipos a part ) divid-
edinto or consisting of four parts.
TtTpdnnvov, -ov, to, (fr. same, and
firjv a month) the space of four
months.
Tcrpdprjvos, -ov, h, >;, (fr. same) of
four months.
Tirpanixat, -xpai, -irrai, per. ind.
pass. — Terpapiiivos, -n, -ov, per.
par. pass, of rpinto.
Terpaopia, -as, n, (fr. next) a cha-
riot and four horses.
Terpdooosi-ov, b, f/, (fr. rsrpds four,
and atipu) same as th. elpu) to
join) four-horsed, drawn by four
horses.
TerpdirE()os,-ov, b, //,(fr. same, and
■KtSov the ground) square, of four
feel.
TcrpairXa6id(<i>, (fr. next) to make
TET
fourfold, fold or repeat four
times.
TtrpuvXafftos, -a, -ov, and Tirpa-
irXdaioiv, -ovos, b, fi, and Terpu-
irXoos -ovs, m6n -?J, -dov -ovv, (fr»
rioo-apzs four) fourfold.
TtrpcnrXfi, (d. sin. of rerpaitXdos)
fourfold.
TcTpanXius, (fr. same) fourfold.
Terpdno6a' g. -noowv, pi. of rtrpd'
novs.
TirpairdXos, -ov, b, rj, (fr, rtrpdf
four, and -rroXiu) to turn) turned
up or ploughed four times.
Terpurrovs, -o6os,b, rj,{fr. same, and
■kovs a foot) four-footed, quad-
ruped.
Tcrpdxrepos, -ov, b, £, (fr. same,
and nrtpov a wing) having four
wings.
TErpairrepvXXls, -tcos, f), (fr. same)
on insfct with four wings, locust,
grasshopper.
Tcrpapv/ios, -ov, o, r),(fc. same, and
pvpbs the poole of ' a chariot)
having four poles.
Terpapxiw -w, f. -ijou), p. rcrpdpxi'
<a, (tr. next) to be Telr arch, go-
vern a fourth part.
Tirpdpxris, -ov, b, (fr. rcrpds four,
and apxn a command) a tc-
trarch or governor of a fourth
part.
Tcrpapxia, -as, >/, (fr. last) aprin-
cipaltty, government of a te-
trarr.h.
Tcrpapxovvros, g. sin. cont. par.
pres. act. of rtrpapxiu.
Tcrpds, -aSos, i'i, (fr. riocrdpes four)
the number four, a party or body
of four, quaternion.
Tirpaai, d. pi. of last; or Att. for
rio^apo-i, d. pi. of riooapts.
Ttrpdo-rlxos* -ov, 6, //, (fr. rcrpds
four, and vriyos a row) arrang-
ed in four rows.
Tirparos, Metath. for rcrapros.
Tcrpdrpv<pos, -ov, b,fi, (fr. rerpdi,
four, and Spvirn,) to break) bro-
ken or cracked into four parts.
TcrpavpariOfiivos,-ri, >, a. pel.
pass, of rpavparifa.
TcrpucpdXripos, -ov, .b, rj, (fr. rcrpds
four, and <pdXrjpa a military or-
nament) having four crests,
plumes or cones; having four
studs.
Tcrpa<pdXos, -ov, 8, {,, (fr. same,
and (j>aXbs a crest) having four
cones or crests.
Tcrpdfarat, rirpd<paro, Ion. for re-
rpanpevoi £tffi,3 pi. ind. per. and
for rcrpaiiixivoi i/cav, 3 pi. pper.
pass, of rpc<pu>.
Terpaxd,-X>l or ~X&Si an^ TtT9aX~
da, (fr. Tiooapzs four) in four
ways, in four pieces.
TcrpaxriXiafiivos, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of rpaxriXifa.
Tcrpd^iojiai, ppfut. md. of rpiirta.
Tcrpcpaivu), (fr. rpiui to tremble)
to shudder, tremble.
Tirprjya, Terpfjyciv, Ion. fori-frpa-
ya, per.,ind. mid. and crcrpdytivt
pper. mid. mid. of rapdoau).
Ttrpnva, -as, -c, Ion. for erirpj)va9
1 a. ind. act. of rcrpalvw.
TET
Ttrpitrat, 3 s'<n. per. ind. pass, of
T(.cu, for Topita.
Tirpnx't, -as, -c, per. ind. act. —
Tirpo%ti, Ion. for trirprixti, 3
sin. pper. act.— Tirpnx^Sy via
-bs, per. par. act. of rp/'/j^w. Or,
Ttrprj^iln, may be by Sync, for
rcrupii^tij, par. per. act. of ra-
pa'ffffw.
Tirplyu, Ion. for trtrpiytty 3 sin.
pper. mid. — Tcrpjy^-wu, -bs,
a. pi. rtrpiybras, per. par. mid.
of rpi'^w.
Tirpo<p<i, per. ind. mid. of rptyw.
Or, Alt. for Ttrptya, per. ind.
act. of rpinut. per. ind. mid. r«-
rporra.
Tirpvuai, ind. — Ttrpvuivos, par.
per. pass, of rpi'xi).
TirpjiKi, act. — Tirpuuai, pass.
per. ind. — Ttrpupivos, -rj, -ov,
per. par. pass, of nrpwKw.
Tirpupos, see rcrpdopos-
Tirra, an expression of honour or
respect, sir, £ood nr, dear sir,
my friend.
Timlpts, Att. for riaaapts
Trrnf, -«yoy, q, a grasshopper, n.
pi. r/rrcyej.
Tirvyuai, ind. — TrruyuiVoj, -77,
-o*, par. per. pass, and
TfnJjroiro, Ion. and Poet Ana-
dipl. for trii^ovro, 3 pi. 2 a. ind.
mid. of reu^w or for trvKovro,
same of tvku».
Tm»imu,3 sin. of Tirvyuai, -£ai,
-«crai, per. ind. pass. — TirvKro,
Ion. lor irirvKro, 3 sin. pper.
pass, of Ttv^ia.
Tcrv<p\u>Kri, -as, -c or -cv, per. ind.
act. of Tv<f>\6u*
TtrvQuuivos, -»j,-ov, par Tctv-
^wT'ic, ind. 3 sin. per. pass, of
TU0(Jw.
T£ru^7*a» per. ind. act. — Tt-
Tujrjjjfft, Ion. and Poet, for rijty,
3 sin. 2 a. sub. act. — Tcrv%-
dai, per. inf. pass, of rtu^u.
TfD, Dor. for rov, which for aoD, g.
sin. of au.
Tivyua, -aros, rb, (fr. rrv^w to
prepare) a structure, building,
work, contrivance.
Tcvdr/v, -rjvr-s, b, (fr. rdui to seek ;
or for xevdijv same) an examin-
er, spy.
Tevdos, -ov, b, or TtvOts, -«<3o$, $, a
cuttle Jish.
TtvKrrip, -npos, b, (fr. rev-^u to
make) a workman, maker.
TeoKpos, -ov, b, (fr. same) a work-
man. Also the name of ai
man.
Ycv$\ Ion. for rVm&t) sin. 1 n.|
ind. act. — Tevi-av, Ion. for
favour, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. —
Trffcat, Ion. for rtv^rj, 2 sin. 1
f. ind. mid. — Tev^ead.it, inf. —
Tcv!-ouai, ind. — Tfu^n-oj, -n,
-ov, par. 1 f. mid. of return or
of rvy X'ii 0*.
Teura^w, f. -uVa>, ro 6e ousy or
anxious about ; to ac/, serve.
Tr.vrXov, -ov, to, beet.
Ta'yi^«i, same as rttym.
Tti'Yt, Ion. for frev%£, 3 sin. impf.
or pres. impr. act. of rtv^v.
TEX
T«fjp\ for Tftf^fa, "■ P'* "~ Tn5"
££<n, d. pi. Of T£V^0J.
Tfu^r^s, -ov, b, (fr. ru^oj ar-
mour) armed, in arms.
Ttv^oiaa, Dor. for rcvxpvtra, pres.
pur. fern. — Ttv^ovro, Ion. for
tTtvxpvTo, 3 pi. impf. pass, of
same.
Ttv%of, -cos -ovi, rb, (fr. rev^ut to
make) a vessel, cask, tub; a
case, box, press ; a roll, volume,
book ; an instrument, tool, im-
plement, pi. rd rcvxta, arms,
armour.
Tcv^ov, pres. impr. mid. of
TfO^w, C -£w, p. rmt>^a, to form,
make, construct, build, frame,
prepare ; to cause, produce ; to
reach, attain, get, obtain, par-
take ; to be, become, happen. 2 a.
act. irvj^ov. per. pass, rircvy-
pai or rirvyuai, -(01, -irrai. 1 a.
ind. pass.frtv^O^v, andtTu^^v.
T(<ppa,-ac, Ion. Ti<ppn,-nsih\ ashes.
Tcipp^i, -a, -bv, (fr. last) of or like
ashes, full of ashes, dusty.
Tt<Pp6o) -u>, f. -w<ra>, p. Tcri<f>ptiiKa,
(fr. same) to reduce to ashes,
bum. 1 a. ind. act. cri^pmaa.
TtfpwAns, -tos -ovs, b,fi, (fr. same)
like ashes, dusty.
Ttfpowoas, -aoa, -av, par. 1 a. act.
of rt(ppo<j),
TtxOeh, -t'taa, -iv, par. — Te^»>
■at, inf. 1 a. pass. — TcxOi'i^o/iai,
rj, -crat, 1 f. ind. mid. of tiktui.
Ttx^dCopai, f. -daouai, same as
Tt^ia'^w, f. -affw, (fr. next) to pro-
cure or get by artifice ; to work
instniously, execute; to invent,
f, devise, manage, plan;
to deceive, defraud.
Tix^n, -ni, 11, trade, craft, business,
profession; art, skill; artifice,
stratagem, trick, fraud, deceit.
Ttx^ncn, -cffffa, -cv, (fr. last) in-
genious, artful, deceitful.
Tcxvntvrui. (fr. last) ingeniously,
artfully, deceitfully.
TtXvnua, -aroc, rd, (fr. rixvn art)
an artifice, stratagem, device, in-
vention, contrivance.
Texvrjfi'jiv, -ovoi, b, fi, (fr. same)
ingenious, skilful, clever ; artful,
deceitful.
Ttxv'^ouai, same as Te%vd{opai.
Tex^*oJ» -h, -ov, (fr. rixvrj art)
artificial, technical ; ingenious,
clever; crafty, cunning, deceit-
ful.
Tr;r;i <V<3f, (tr. last) artificially,
cunningly, craftily, ingeniously.
T£^vntwr£pos,-a, -ov, corap. ofr£^-
viicog.
Ttxv'iTnS, -ov, b, (fr. re^yn art) an
artist, mechanic, artizan ; an
artful person, deceiver.
Tex'tni, -i.^os, ^, (fr- same) a fe-
male artist.
Ttxvo\oyi*a -<3, (fr. same, and Xi-
yw to speak) to treat of arts ; to
speak with art, discuss accurate-
ly, dispute cunningly.
Tsxvo\oyia, -as, 17, (fr. same) a
ti eatise on art.
Ttx_vo\6yoi, -ov, b, %, (fr. same)
treating of art ; speaking art-
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fully, talking plausibly, deceit-
ful.
T/cpi Ion. for nvi, d. sin. of r/f.
Tt>]>, d. sin. — Ttu), n. du. of rtbi,
Dor. for «rdj.
Ttwj, Ion. for mrfip, g. pi. of r/j.
Tr'wj, (fr. £u»j until) so long, the
while, during the time, m the
meantime, until; hitherto, here-
tofore.
Tfi, (d. sin. fern, of b, !,. r6, viz.
i<5iji a way) this way, that way ;
in this or that quarter or manner,
here, there ; hither, thither; in
what direction, whither ; partly,
in this respect.
Trj, Dor. for rdt, pres. impr. act.
of rdj. Or, Apoc. for rrjdi, 2
a. impr. act. of rrjut.
Tfijitwa, -ni, and Tfjptvvos, -ov, ft,
a Roman coal, toga.
Ttiyarifa, f. -Tew, p. rtrnydviKa,
(fr. riiyavov a frying pan) to fry.
Tnyavtertif, -ov, b, (lr. same) one
who fries, a cook.
Ti'iyavov, -ov, rd, (fr. TtjKui to melt)
a frying pan.
Tfiit, (d. sin. fern, of Sit, bSij> a
way understood) here, hither,
there, thither.
Tndn or Trjdi), and TiBr), -rjs, 1),
(fr. titBos the breast) a nurse ; a
grandmother, aunt.
Tndvs, -vos, },, (fr. last) the earth.
Tndvs, -vis, fj, Tethys, a sea deity.
TrjKtidvi, d. sin. of
TnKcouv, -6vos, f/, same as r^(ij.
TnxtTai, 3 sin. pres. ind. mid. —
Ti'ikcto, Ion. for £r^«c£ro, 3 sin
impf. mid. of TfJKw.
TnxrtKds,-fi, -dv, (fr. TrJKU) to raelc;
dissolving.
TnK-rds, -»), -bv, (fr. next) melted,
apt to melt, dissoluble.
Trjxu), f. -fo>, p. rirnxa, to dissolve,
melt, thaw ; to wet, bedew, moist
en ; to pine, fret, consume, waste
decay. 2 a. ind. pass, itolkt^v,
-ns, -n. 2 f. ind. pass. Taxrjao
uat.
Tn^avyioi -S, (fr. tTjXc at a dis-
tance, and avyti brightness) to
shine \-ifar, glitter at a distance.
TnXavynpa, -ams, rb, (fr. same) a
distant brightness or radiance.
TttXavytis,-ios -ovs,b,i), (fr. same)
shining afar, very bright, glitter-
ing, radiant.
TnXavrjciSi -io$, Att. -£w?, f/, (fr.
same) a distant brightness, bril-
liancy, radiance.
TnXavyuJs, (fr. same) splendidly,
brilliantly, conspicuously, dis-
tinctly.
TrjXt, TnXoo, and TnX69i, at a dis-
tance, far, afar, from afar.
Tr)Xe(3oai, -iov, o'i, people of ^Eto-
lia, called also Tap hi an s.
TnXe06Xcs, -ov, b, ^, (fr. r»?>j at a
distance, and /JdAXw to throw)
darting or throwing from a-
far.
TnXi(3oXos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same)
fur hurled, darted or tliruwi.jrom
afar.
TnXtQdovrcs, n. pi. pres. pai- act.
of next.
THN
TnXe9du), fr. ri9nXa, per. mid. of
SdXXio, which see.
Tti\ek\eito1o, g. sin. Ion. of
TnXeKXeirbs, -ov, b, fj, (fr. rrjXe
afar, and kX«'u to celebrate) re-
nowned, far-famed, celebrated,
famous. Also, a man's name.
TrjXeKXnrbs, -ov, o, fi, (fr. same,
and KaXio* to call) called or sum-
moned from a distance.
TnXexXvrbs, -ov, b, t), (fr. same,
and kAuw to hear) far-famed, re-
nowned, celebrated, famous.
TnXijiayos,-ov, b, a man's name.
TnXiotaitos, -ov, b, 1$, (fr. tT/Xe afar,
and cKinTouat to see) seen from
afar, eminent, conspicuous.
TnXeoKdwos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same)
far surveying, seeing or observ-
ing around.
Tt)Xi<ptov, -ov, rb, an herb called
pur slain.
TfjXeQos, -ov, b, a man's name.
TnXia, -as, fj, a vessel, bucket, tub ;
a chest, box, 'sorn-chest, bin ;
a hoop or rim of a sieve ; tables,
game at tables, dice board.
TnXtxavra, pi. neut. of rnXtKovros.
TnXticos, -t), -ov, (fr. fjXkos how
much) so much, so grtat, so
many ; so old, of such an age,
of the same age.
TnXtKovros, rnXiKavrn, rnXiKovro or
-ovtov, (fr. last) so much, so
great, so many ; so old, of such
an age, of the same age.
TfjXtvos, -n, -ov, (fr. next) made of
fenugreek.
TtjXts, -to?. Att. -£uj or -thos, f), an
herb called fenugreek. •
TrjXdOsv, TrjXddt, and TnXov, (fr.
rrjXc afar) from afar, far, at a
distance.
TnXovpbs, -ov, b, ';, (fr. same, and
'6oos a boundary) having remote
boundaries, distant, far.
TnXvyirns, -ov, b, 17, and TnXvyE-
ros, -v, -ov, Sync, for rnXnyEvi-
rns, (fr. same, and y'tvofiat to be
bom) 60m when a parent is old,
child of his old age, youngest,
only, dearly loved ; born when
the father was abroad.
TnXuirbs, -ov, 0, fi, (fr. same, and
onro/iai to see) seen afar ; far
removed, distant ; or (fr. b\p
the voice) heard afar, audible,
hud.
TnpeXioi -3, f. -rjou), (fr. Taut to
take, and pfta it is a matter of
care) to take care, attend, mind,
superintend.
Tn/xcXfis, -ios -oVs, b, >/, (fr. same)
diligent, attentive, careful.
Tfifitoov or -pa, Att. for a/jfitpov.
Trjut, same as rata or rdfa, 2 a.
impr. act. ri$0i, Apoc. rjj.
Trj/ioj, and Tnpdoic, (fr. Tjuos
when) then.
Tnuovros, for rjj/ioj.
Trjv, a. sin. of b. T/,v he, and Tfjv
yt, same, with the enclit.
Tjva, fern, of rrjvos.
TijvdXXus, by the way, briefly, short-
ly ; freely, gratis ; in safety, se-
curely, safely ; in vain, vainly,
fruitlessly, to no purpose, idly ;
TI
rashly, hastily ; otherwise, else,
if not.
TrjveQXa, f), or -oj, 6, a song of tri-
umph, sound of victory on the
lyre.
Tnvei, Dor. for ucsi.
TrjvcXXa, -ns, 1), or TtjvtXXos, -ov,
b, the sound of victory, song of
triumph.
Trjvtaubs, -ov, b, (fr. te/vu to
stretch) a straining, stretching ;
desire of stool.
TnvYica, TnvncaSe, and TnviKavra,
(fr. fjviKa when) then, at that
moment, then at length.
Tnvddi, Dor. for ekei.
Trjvos, rrjva, rrjvo, Dor. for ekeIvos.
Tfjvu), g. of last.
Ttji-is, -ios, Att. -swf, #, (fr. t//kw
to waste) decay, consumption.
Tjj-rrcp, (Ion. and Poet, for uxnrcp)
so as, just as, even so. Also,
where, when,
Trjpci, impr. cont. — Tnpel, 3 sin.
cont. ind. pres. act. — Tnpclv,
ad. — TnpuoOai, pass. pres. inf.
cont. — Tnpiovrt, Dor. for rnpi-
ovai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
Tnpiu) -<H, I', -fiau, p. rzrfipnKa, to
save, preserve, keep, protect,
watch, guard ; to lay up, reserve,
store ; to regard, observe ; to
wait for, await, expect ; to lie in
wait, waylay, beset ; to pass or
spend lime. impf. act. en'/peov
-ovv. 1 a. ind. act. erfipnaa, -as,
•f impr. rrjp>i<rov, -drta' 2 pi.
rnpnoarE' sub. rnpijou), -j)s, -n'
inf. rnprjaat,' par. rnpffaas. pres.
ind. pass, rnpiopai -ov/tat. impf.
pass, trrjpe6finv -ovunv -iov -ov,
-izro -uro. per. ind. pass, rtrf)-
pnpai, -aai, -rai, 1 a. ind. pass.
ernprjQtjy, -ns, -V-
Tnpji, 3 sin. cont. pres. sub. act.
— TnpvOtinv, -ns, -V, °pt. — Tn-
pnOrjvai, inf. 1 a. pass, of last.
Trjpncis, -ios, Att. -£u»y, »/, (fr. rn-
piu) to watch) a keeping, observa-
tion ; custody, hold, prison, d.
rnpncn' a. rt'ipnaiv.
Tnpovfitv, 1 pi. cont. pres. ind. —
TnpovfjLtvos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. — Tnpovvrcs, n. pi.
-povvruv, g. pi. cont. par. pres.
act. of
rnput).
Tvpu>, 1 sin. cont. pres. ind. or
sub. — Tnp&ftev, 1 p!. cont. pres.
sub. — Tnputv, par. pres. act.
cont. of same.
Trjtri, Ion. for rats, d. pi. fern,
of S.
TnrS, 2 sin. pres. ind. mid. cont.
of
Tnrdw -5, f. ->/<rw, to deprive, take
away, bereave ; to seek, explore,
try, examine. Tnrdofkai, to
want, be destitute.
Tijrej, Att. for otjte?.
TfiTti, -tjsy h, (""• rnrdca to deprive)
privation, deficiency, want, pe-
nury.
T»;j5(Ttos,-a, -ov, vain, fruitless, use-
less.
Tnvaluts, (fr. last) fruitlessly, in
vain, uselessly.
T/, (neut. of rts) why ? what ? for
(559)
TI®
what ? Ti ua8wv, wherefore •
why ?
Tidpa, -as, Ion. -prj, -ijs, ^, a head
dress, turban, tiara.
Ti($cpids, -dSos, »/, name of a town.
Tifiiptos, -ov, b, Tiberius, name of
a man.
Tifiriv, -Tjvos, 6, (perhaps fr. rptlg
three, and (Idois a stand) a three
legged stool ; a tripod.
Tiypdvns, -ov, b, Tigranes, a man's
name.
TiypiS, -tSos and -ios, fj, a tiger.
Tiyu), same as th. Siyu>.
Tki, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. — TUv,
Ion. — TuoKt, Ion. and Poet.
for hit, 3 sin. impf. act. — Tie-
rat, 3 sin. pres. ind. pass, of
T(W.
Tu'w, to punish, same as th. too.
Tin, Poet, for rt.
Ti6at(3docu> or Ti0aij3wo-o-a), (per-
haps fr. Si'/Jj; a chest) to lay up,
hoard, store.
Tidatxotvu, f. -evou), (fr. next) to
tame, make gentle.
Ttdaocbs and Tiddcbs, -ov, b, ^,
tame, gentle, mild; cultivated.
Tideai, Ion. for riQtaai, 2 sin. pres.
ind. pass. — Tidiaoi, Ion. for
riOcioi, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. —
Tididrai, Ion. for riQcvrai, 3 pi.
pres. ind. pass. — TiOirjai, Ion.
for Tidjjs, 2 sin. of ridio, -fis, -ij,
Ion. riQiw, -insi -in, pres. sub.
act. of ridnfii.
TiOei, Ion. for criBei, 3 sin. cont.
impf. or pres. impr. act. —
Tt0£?, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
T(0f'w,same as Tidv\ii.
Tidelfxcv, Tt9uTE,Ti9tuv, Sync, for
Tiddniitv,-nTZ,-r)oan,rA. ofTi0£t-
i;v, -ns, -n, pres. opt. act. — Ti8i-
fxtv, Ion. and ridtfitvai, Dor. for
TiQivai, pres. inf. act. ofriOnfii.
Ti6eis,-uaa,-ev,r\. pi. -Qivrts, par.
Ttdivai, inf. pres. act. — Tiderai,
3 sin. pres. ind. pass. — Tidirw,
3 sin. pres. impr. act. of same.
T('0£^/it, JEol. for ridnfii.
TiOcv, Poet, and Dor. for tTiQnaav,
3 pi. impf. ind. act. — Tidivai,
pres. inf. act. of riOty".
TiOtvu), (fr. riQfi a nurse) to nurse,
suckle.
Tidiio -w, obs. for which riOnfit.
TiQti, -rjs, fi, (fr. rtrObs a breast) a
nurse.
TiO/jfiepai and Ti9t)fitvos, Poet, for
r.difievai, Dor. for Ttdivai, pres.
inf. act. and rtdiftcvos, pres. par.
pass. — Ti9n<rt or -aiv, 3 sin.
pres. ind. act. of
Ti9nixt, f. Sj/<xu>, p. ri9ti<a, to put,
lay, place, set, erect ; to set
aside or by, store, lay by ; to set
or lay before, serve up ; to at-
tribute, impute, assign, ascribe ;
to propose, offer, present ; to
rank or number among ; to sup-
pose, make a supposition ; to con-
sider, deem, reckon, judge ; to
cause, make, render ; to consti-
tute, ordain, appoint ; to ar-
range, settle, regulate ; to give,
grant ; to mortgage, pledge,
pawn, deposite ; to enact, pres.
TIM
impr. rlBtri, -iru' inf. riBivat.
par. nBtlg. impf. ind. act. trldnv,
-ng, -n, or Att. tridtov -uvv. 1 a.
ind. act. idnica. 2 a. ind. act.
idnv, -ng, -»?• sub. Sw, $t)j, -?p"
par. $tig, -£io-a, -/v. per. ind.
pass, ridauai. pper. triQdunv,
co,-ro. 1 a. pass. ind. £r/077v,-?7f,
rf sub. t£0w, •§$, -7* inf. rcdn-
vai. 1 a. ind. mid. tdnxdunv, -u>,
-aro. 2 a. mid. ind. tOiftnv, iOcao
or /0ov, f'fltro. 2 a. impr. mid.
Sioo or %v, $iodu>, 2 pi. $/<70f.
2 a. par. mid. Siptvog, -n, -ov.
Titinviu), (fr. next J to nurse, fondle,
cherish, nourish, support ; to
humour, sooth, indulge ; to till,
cultivate ; tofdrm, mould, shape.
1 f. mid. TtQnvrjaopai. per. ind.
pass. TLTiQnvnpai.
Tidrjvtt, -ng, Dor. TtBfiva, /;, (fr.
n0ry a nurse) a nurse.
TiBnvbi, -ov, b or »;, (fr. Bame) a
nurse, nourisher, supporter.
TiOnri, Dor. for ridrjoi, 3 sin. pres.
ind. act. ofridnfu.
Ti0wi'd?, -op, 6, a man's name.
TArrc, Ion. for inure, 3 sin. impf.
act. — T/rrn, 3 sin. prcs. ind.
act. — Ttrqn, -rn, 2 and 3 sin.
pret. sub. act. of
T/»rrw, f. t/(w, p. rirtya, to pro-
duce, bring forth, brg-t, crtate.
2 a. act. ind. irticov, -ig, -r sub.
TfKw, -r/j, -tj' inf. tcit£?i'. 1 a.
pass. ind. tri-^Qnv, -m, -17* par.
rt^0£(j, -uaa, -iv. 1 f. ind. pass.
TC^Oi';ooftm, -Tj, -trai. 1 f. ind.
mid. ri£opai, -n, -trai. per. ind.
mid. riroKn, -ac, -e* par. rtro-
«<ij, T£ro<CD?a, T£ro/cdy.
TiArti, -Civ, al, motes, dust.
Ti\ai, 1 a. inf. act. — T/AXov, Ion.
for /tiXXov. impf. ind. act. —
TiWotaa, Dor. for rlWovea,
pres. par. fern, of
Ti'XXw, i. -Xd», p. TiTi\ica, to pull,
pull off, pluck off, strip. 1 a.
act. ind. ir'i\a. per. pass. ind.
iiri\fjiai' par. rtri\/xfvog.
Tb'os, 'Ov, o, dung, ordure.
Ttfta, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. —
Tfyt«. Ion. for trlfta, 3 sin. impf.
act. — also Tf/ta, Ttfiare, 2 sin.
and pi. pres. impr. act. cont. of
Ttudw.
Tifiayooai, -ov, 6, a proper name.
Tipdtig, -t<rcu, -tv, Dor. for n-
TmaTi, d. pi. of ntf.
Tiuatoi, -uv, o, Timorus, a proper
name. d. sin. Ti^ai'w.
TinaXoifa), f. -jjo-w, (fr. next) to
raise to honour, aggrandize; to
extol, celebrate.
Ttua'S<t>ris, -tog -ovg, b, ^, (fr. r</iaa>
to honour, and a\<f>iu to find)
valuable, precious.
Ttuav, Dor. for Ttpf)v, a. sin. of
Ti/iavra, Dor. for nurjvra, a. sin.
cont. of riurjeig.
Ttudopos, -ov, b, (fr. nuh honour
or punishment, and aclpu to
raise) a celebrater of praises, a
praiser, extoller, panegyrist ; a
punisher, avenger.
TIM
Tlfiapx°Si -ov, o, a proper name.
Tifidoag, Dor. for riu.t)aag, I a.
par. act. of riudot.
Ttpaotvvri, Dor. and JEo\. for
nufjoovai, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
Ttudu), f. -f/ffw, p. rtriftriKn, to ho-
nour, prize, esteem, value ; to re-
spect, revere, obey, worship ; to
raise or advance to power, pro-
mote, think worthy of ; to pu-
nish, fine. per. ind. pass, rtrl-
firjuat, -aai, -rai. 1 a. ind. mid.
trijinad^nv, -u>, -aro.
Tt^fl, -tjg, !), (fr. riu> to honour)
honour, reverence, respect, es-
teem ; command, authority, of-
fice ; price, value ; reward, pay ;
retribution, punishment.
Tiufjttg, -toaa, -tv, (fr. same) ho-
noured, resjucted ; precious, va-
luable.
Tifinua, -arog, rb, (fr. same) esti-
mation, valuation, rate, price,
value ; a fine, penalty.
Tiu^vra, Crasis for nurjevra, a.
sin. of riuniti-
Ttutjopos, same as nudopos.
Tlunoaf, Ion. for iriunoas, 2 sin.
1 a. ind. act. — Tiufoarc, 2 pi.
1 a. impr. act. — Tcp/ff^j, -jj,
2 and 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. —
Ttut'iett, -aovai, 3 sin. and pi. 1
f. ind. act. of riudu>.
Tlunaif, -tog, Att. -£Wf, fj, (fr. rtuh
honour) esteem, respect, honour ;
damages, a fine, penalty ; a rate,
assessment, valuation, estimate.
Tifivrioi, -a, -ov, (fr. same) ho-
nourable, to be respected.
Ttfir/rfii, -ov, b, (fr. same) a valu-
ator, assessor.
Ttunrlicbf, -r), -bv, (fr. same) ho-
nouring, respecting, honourable ,*
of the censor, judicial, condemna-
tory.
Ti/jYos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) honour-
able ; dear, precious, valuable ;
honoured, esteemed.
Tifii6rris, -nros, i/, (fr. same) ho-
nour, nobility, v:ealth, riches, opu-
lence ; value, price, estimation.
Ti/iiwrcpos, comp. — T«/nwraros,
sup. ofrluios.
Ti/ioypatpiw -Si, (fr. Ti/irj value, and
ypd(pu) to write) to fix a value,
make an estimate ; impose a tax,
levy a fine or penalty.
Tiuoo'nuib'ct, -wv, oJ, the ancestors
or posterity of Tiji6Srifioi.
Ti/i(50£oj, -ou, o, a man's name.
Ti/iw, act. TiuGuai, pass. 1 sin.
cont. pres. ind. — TifiSv, pres.
par. act. cont. — Tiftuxrt, 3 pi.
cont. pres. ind. or sub. act. of
rifid'j).
Tt/itov, -wvof, o, a man's name.
TTuupiw -5, f. -tjff(D, p. rerifitLptjKa,
(fr. Tiuwpii an avenger) to assist,
aid,, help ; to avenge ; to punish,
chastise, correct, torture. 1 a. ind.
pass. t.riu<t>pf)8nv, -»/?, -n' sub.
nuwprjSG), -p$, -fj.
Tifiupndwciv, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. pass,
of last.
TtutZpnpa, -aroi, rb, (fr. ri/iwpbs
an avenger) revenge, vengeance,
punishment.
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TIT
TtfJiu>pnoaadai, 1 a. inf. mid. of -n-
/JOJD/ci).
Tiuwprjois, -ioy, Att. -£Wf, ft, (fr.
n/juipoj an avenger) revenge,
vengeuncr, punishment.
Tiynt>pnrf\p, -Tjpos, b, and T i^niipnrfii ,
-ov, b, (fr. same) an avenger,
vindicator ; a punisher.
Ttuupia, -as, i'i, (fr. next) ven-
geance, revenge ; punishment ;
retrilmtion ; aid, help, assistance.
Tipwpbs,-uv, b, >), (fr. rifir) punish-
ment, and bpdij) to see) an aven-
ger} punisher ; an assistant, help-
er, supporter, defender.
Tifiupovv, pres. par. act. neut. —
Ti/iwpwi', par. pres. act. cont. of
Ti/iwp/a>.
Tlv, Dor. for aoi, d. sin. of av.
TtV for rlva, a. sin. — Tivas, a. pi.
of rif,
Tlvayua, -aroi, rb, (fr. next) a
shaking, concussion.
TYvdoam, f. -£u>, p. -ya, to shake,
quiver, tremble ; to cause, to shake,
l.randish ; to hurl, scatter, fling.
Tlva,n. pi. ofr/j.
TlvcoQai, Ion. for rlvvvaOai, pres.
inf. mid. of rlvvvui.
TtvccKc, Ion. fir invt, 3 sin. impf.
ind. act. of rlvo).
TivOctX/of, -a, -ov, hot, warm.
Tlvi, d. — Tlvos, g. of Wf.
TtvvtJui, Tivvvu.t and Tlvui, (fr. rfw
to punish) to pay, expiate, alone,
recompense, discharge ; to pu-
nish, revenge, avenge.
TiVuv, g. pi. of rig.
Tlov, Ion. for inov, 2 a. ind. act,
of rid).
Tiirort, (fr. rl why ? and ttoY* at
all) why ? wherefore ?
Tiirr for rlnrt, Sync, for last.
TipvvQ' forT<puv0u, d. sin. of
TipvvOof, -ov, b, name of a town.
T<?, rlvoi, b, f), who ? which ?
what ? of what kind or sort ?
Tig, rivog, b, f}, some body, some
one, something ; any one, any
body, any thing, aught ; one,
certain, each, some, who.
Tloai, 1 a. inf. act. — Tioaidro,
Ion. for rioaivro, 3 pi. 1 a. opt.
mid. — TiaaoQai, 1 a. inf. mid.
— Tio-aifitQa, 1 pi. 1 a. opt. mid.
of riot.
Tlct, Ion. for inn. 3 sin. 1 a. ind.
act. — Tioeiav, JEol. for rloaiev,
3 pi. 1 a. opt. act. — Thus, 2
sin. 1 f. ind. act. of same.
T(Vt or Tlffiv, d. pi. of Wj — also
Tiaiv, a. sin. of
Ttoig, -tog, Att. -tax, f), (fr. riia
to punish) revenge, vengeance,
punishment, recompense, remu-
neration, atonement, expiation.
Timc>6vn, -n$, f], one of the Furies.
TTo-ov, -drw, 1 a. impr. act. — Tf-
aovai, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. —
Ticw' for riooioi, 3 pi. 1 a. sub.
act. of rib).
Tlraivtv, Ion. for trlraivtv, 3 sin.
impf. act. — Tiraivovras, a. pi.
pres. par. act. of
Tiraivu), (fr. riot to punish) to pu-
nish, avenge, revenge.
Tiraivu), (fr. rslvv to stretch) f
TAH
strain, stretch ; to draw, drag,
pull.
Tit&v, -avos, b, Titan, a giant;
the sun,
Ttrdvr), -v5, fi> (&• last) a queen. ^
TiravoKparwo, -opos, o, (fr. Tirav
Titan, and Kparew to conquer)
the conqueror of Titan, an epi-
thet of Jupiter.
TiravoKTdvus, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
icrrfvu) to kill) a destroyer of the
Titans.
Ttravos, -ov, ft, lime, alabaster, gyp-
sum ; clay, earth.
TiravQSes, (neut. of next) like a
Titan.
TiravdSris, -cos -ovi, b,r], (fr. Tirav
Titan) like a Titan; stern, blus-
. tering.
Tirapftaios, -ov,b,the Titaresius, a
river.
TirOri, -ns, h, or TirOfi, -m, f,, (fr.
titQos a breast) a nurse, the
breast ; a grandmother.
Tirdiov, -ov, rb, (dim. of same) a
little breast or pap.
Tirdh, -Wo?, ri, (fr. titQos abreast)
a nurse ; a grandmother by the
mother's side.
TirOds, -ov, b, a breast, pap, nipple,
teat.
TirXog, -ov, b, (fr. Lat. titulus, a
title) a title, inscription, a board
with an inscription.
Tirpdw, Tirpvui, and Tirpaivu, f.
rp>'iou), to bore, pierce, perforate.
per. ind. pass. rirprjuai.
Tirp&anoi, f. rpu>oa),to wound,pierce,
sting ; to damage, hurt, injure.
Tirvbs, -ov, b, Tityus, name of a
giant.
Tltvokcto, Ion. for ktitvckcto, 3
sin. impf. of
TirvaKOfiai, to level at, aim, direct;
to pepare, make ready.
Ti^ri, -ns, %, a kind of corn.
Ti<pQ', for rirrre, Poet, for ri-nore.
Tifog, -£05 -ovs, to, a marsh, lake,
swamp.
T/w, f. -riaw, p. TtTiKa, to honour,
prize, esteem, regard, hold dear ;
to value, estimate ; to pay, dis-
charge ; to expiate, atone, suffer
for ; to requite, avenge, revenge,
punish.
T\adt, Dor. for rXyjOi, 2 a. impr.
act. of rXfj/n.
TXdQvuos, -ov, b, >), (fr. rXdu> to
suffer, and Svubs the mind) pa-
tient, enduring, bearing.
TXahiv, pres. or 2 a. opt. act. of
rXriiii.
T\duu>v, Dor. for rXrjuuv.
TXa?, pres. or 2 a. par. act. of
tAtj/h.
TXdm, Sync, for raXdta.
TAff, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. act TXfJ,
TXtjpev, Ion. lor irXr/, 3 sin. and
irXnptv, 1 pi. 2 a. ind. act. of
TXr?/i<, f. rXrjow, p. rirXnica, (fr.
rXdit) to suffer) same as raXdio.
2 a. ind. act. ItXvv.
TXt'moves, n. pi. — TXi'/uova, a. sin
TXr'umv, -ovos, b, j/, (fr. rXifyu to en-
dure) patient, enduring, suffer-
ing ,- bold, daring, brave, coura-
4B
TOl
geous ; miserable, ivretched. v.
sin. G> tXTjuov, wretch.
TXT/vai, 2 a. inf. act. of rXrjui.
TXnnbXcuos, -ov, b, a man's name.
TX))ois, -105, Att. -£wj, f], \h. tXtjui
to suffer) patience, endurance,
sufferance ; boldness, audacity,
courage.
TX>7<7w, 1 f. ind. act. of rXrjui or
Xao).
TXrjrbs, -n, -bv, (fr. rXrjui to suffer)
endurable, suffcrable, bearable ;
enduring, suffering, patient.
Tudytv, Ion. and Boeot. Sync, for
trudyrjoav, 3 pi. 2 a. ind. act. of
Turjoao).
Tudu), to cut, see riuvot or Tufjcou).
Tuvyds or Tuayds, 2 a. par. pass.
Of Tfl^OOU).
TurjSnv, (fr. rudu) to cut) cutting,
with a gash.
TunOds, 1 a. par. pass. of r^ffo-w
Tfinvis, -105, Att. -£U)5, 1), (fr. rurjo-
au) or riuvo> to cut) a cut, gash;
a division, separation ; Tmesis a
grammatical figure.
Tutjcao), (fr. riuvd) to cut) to cut,
gash, wound ; to divide, separate,
cut asunder. 2 a. ind. act. trua-
yov. 2 f. ind. act. rudyd. 2 a.
ind. pass, trudynv, 3 pi. -yncrav'
par. Tuayds, and runyds.
Tuijau, 1 f. ind. act. of rudta.
Tunrbs, -rj, -bv, (fr. rudu) to cut)
cut, hewn.
T/ifiXof, -ov, b, name of a moun-
tain.
To, neut. of 6, (adverbially with a
preposition understood) where-
fore, on which account, for which
Toap%a7ov, (neut. of ap%aios an-
cient) of old, formerly, long ago.
Toy', T<$<5', for T6yt, and rdfo, neut.
of b with the enclitic.
T6yt cubv, as far as in my power.
ToSevrepov, (fr. Sevrcpos second, th.
<*vo two) a second time, again.
T6di, there, in that place.
Tot, (fr. T05 obs. for wh. 8? which)
a particle annexed and prefix-
ed to adverbs and conjunc-
tions, indeed, truly, wherefore,
though.
Tot, Dor. for cot, d. of av.
ToiavT* for rotavra, neut. pi. —
Totavrnv, a. sin. fern, of rotovros.
Toiyap, Toiyapovv, Toiyaproi (fr.
rot truly, yap for, and ovv there-
fore) therefore, wherefore.
Tolye, Dor. for o'tye, (fr. 6 or 05
and ye) they ; who, which.
Toin, Ion. for rota, fern, of T0I05.
Toivvv, (fr. Toi truly, and vvv now)
therefore, wherefore, according-
ly-
To7o, Ion. for tov, g. sin. of 6, rj,
t6.
Totov, (neut. of next) so, thus.
To7o5, Toia, rolov, such, of such
kind, of this sort, so great, so re-
markable.
Toi6o5c, -a'Jc Ion. -f)fa, -6v5r, (fr.
last, and Se enclit.) such, &c.
T01011T05, TotavTT],ToiovTo,({r. same,
and 0VTC5 this) such, of such
sort or kind : of this kind, this.
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TOA
To??, and Ion. ToTct or Toto-tv, d.
pi. of b, )), t6.
To7o5e, and To/o-oWt, d. pi. Ion.
and Poet, of o8e.
To7yoSt -ov, b, a wall of any sort, a
fortification, the side of a ship.
Tot^dw, (fr. last) to build a wall,
wall up, fortify.
Told), du. of rocoff.
To/wf, (fr. roToff such) so, thus, in
such a manner.
T6ku, Dor. for t6tz.
Tok(X5, -ddo5, hi (ff. t'iktu) to bring
forth) a brood animal, female
for breed or in young ; breed-
ing, bringing forth, yeaning.
ToKttoai, Ion. and Poet, for tokm-
ci, d. pi. of
T0KSV5, -io5, Ion. -»?oj, b, (fr. tIktu
to beget) a parent, a. pi. Ion.
TOKtjas.
Toicrji, d. sin. Ion. — ToKtja, a. sin.
Ion. — ToKrjuv, g. pi. Ion. of
last.
ToKoyXv<piu> -w, (fr. t6kos interest,
and yXu^w to engrave) to calcu-
late interest.
ToK6yXv<po5, -ov, 0, (fr. same) o
usurer, money broker.
T6K05, -ov, b, (fr. tikto) to bring
forth) parturition, child-birth ;
a birth, offspring, produce ; in-
terest, usury.
ToXua, ->i5, »/, boldness, intrepidity,
courage, confidence.
TdXua, pres, impr. act. cont. —
ToXuiji, 3 sin. pres. ind. act.
cont. — ToX^v, pres. inf. act.
cont. o^ToXudo).
ToXudets, -eoaa, -ev, Dor. for roA-
uriei5.
ToXuaau5, Dor. for ToXufatis, 2
sin. 1 f. ind. act. of
ToXudu) -Si, f. -fiata, p. TtTdXunKa,
(fr. r6Xpa boldness) to dare,
venture, attempt, brave ; to have
courage, be audacious ; to hear,
sustain, endure ; to will, think
proper, impf. ind. act. eroXuaov
-wv, -ac5 -as. 1 a. ind. act. erdX-
unaa' inf. ToXfirjaai' par. roXufi-
aa5.
T6Xun, -rj5, //, boldness, audacity,
intrepidity ; rashness.
ToXufit.15, -tcaa, -tv, (fr. r6Xua au-
dacity) bold, audacious, coura-
geous, intrepid; persisting, en-
during.
TdXjxr/ua, -Sro5, rb, (fr. same) a
bold action, attempt, enterprise.
ToXutjpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. same) bold,
audacious, enterprising. Comp.
ToXnnp6rcpo5, sup. -6raros.
ToXunpfc, ('V. last) boldly, intre-
pidly, rashly, hastily.
ToXur/5, Dor. for roXuqs, 2 sin.
pres. ind. act. — ToXurjcat, inf.
— ToXu>'/oa5, par. 1 a. act. —
ToXufj<ru), 1 f. ind. act. of toX-
udu).
ToXur}T(05, -a, -ov, (fr. roXudia to
dare) must be ventured, the risk
must be run. See the verb.
ToX/iijTris, -ov, b, (fr. TdXua auda-
city) bold, daring ; audacious,
presumptuous.
ToXuG), ToXuZntv, 1 sin. and pi.
ron
cont. pres. ind. act. — To\pytv,
cont. for ruXfidoitv, 3 pi. pres.
opt. act. — ToX//w<n, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. cont. of roXftdu*.
ToXvirtvu, (fr. next) to spin, wind
or roll up into a ball ; to gather
up, put together, accumulate, col-
lect ; to contrive, plan, design ;
to end, finish, perfect, complete;
to suffer, be afflicted.
To\vir>i, -ni, /}, carded wool, a ball
of wool; a wild gourd.
Toftfi, -rji, f/, and Dor. T6pa, (fr.
ri/ivu to cut) a cutting, inci-
sion ; a section, piece cut off,
trunk.
Topias,-ov, b, (fr. same) cut, geld-
ed, castrated.
Touts, -loos, h, (fr. same) a knife.
Topbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) penetra-
ting, piercing, cutting, sharp.
Tdpcs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a piece,
slice, cut, section ; a volume.
T6uvpis, f), Tomyris, queen of the
Scythians.
To/itirtpoj, -a, -ov, comp. of ro/idj.
T6>, a. sin. of 6, or for Sv a. sin.
of Of.
Tovdopvfa, Tov6opi£u>, and Tov-
dpv^, to murmur, mutter, whis-
per, hum.
Tovdpvarfif, -ov, b, (fr. last) a
whisperer.
T6voi, -ov, b, (fr. rclvu to stretch)
an extended cord, stretched rope ;
tension, stretchy pit(h, tone ; u
tone or note in music, a verse ;
vehemence, eagerness ; applica-
tion, earnest attention ; tone or
vigw of mind or body.
T<5£' for rd^a, n. pi. of rdfor.
To£«'£u>, (fr. ro^ov a bow) to use the
bow, shoot.
To^dpiov, -ov, to, (dim. of same) a
little bow, a bow, contemptuously.
To^tvua, -tiros, to, (fr. rot-ov a
bow) an arrow, arrow-shot, bow-
shot ; a bow.
To£cvrris, -ov, b, {fr. same) an
archer, bowman.
To^cvuj, (fr. same) to shoot the bow,
discharge an arraui, wound with
an arrov).
Tol-tKuv, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
poison used on arrows ; the bow-
men or archers.
To£froj, -t), -ov, (fr. r6^ov a bow)
skilled in archery, good archers,
belonging to or adapted to arch-
ery ; bowed, arched.
To^iKtiraroi, n. pi. sup. of to%ik6s.
TotySauos, -ov, b, }), (fr. next, and
Saudu to conquer) killing with
the bow.
Tdfov, -ov, rb, a bow ; a quiver and
arrows ; archery, in pi. imple-
ments of archery.
To^dras, -a, b, Dor. for
To^drns, -ov, b, (fr. rJi-ov a bow)
an archer, bowmun.
Tol-dris, -iSog, f), (fr. same) a fe-
male archer. Epithet of Diana.
To!-o<p6pos, -ov, b,{j, (fr. same, and
Aip-j) to carry) using the bow ; a
bowman, archer.
Torcd^ios, -ov, b, TovdQiov, -ov, rb,
a precious stone, topaz.
TOZ
Toro£o>, (fr. ronoi a place) to set,
settle, place ; to conjecture, guess,
suppose, suspect ; to seek, search,
investigate.
TonaXai, (same as rrdXat) formcr-
(y» l°ng a£0t of old.
TowaXaibv, (neut. of ira\aibs an-
cient) anciently, formerly, of
old.
Totrapdnav, (fr. rb the, irapa by,
and nag all) at all, entirely, alto-
gether, totally.
TuTrapavrlKa, immediately, at the
time, then.
Tonapot, and rb nap6o~irtp, same as
ndpos, Poet, for vp6.
Toirdpxns, -ov, b, (fr. rdiros a place,
and ap%t) the command) a go-
vernor of a district.
Toirap%ia, -aj, fi, (fr. same) the
gmirmnent of a district.
Toitt-av, (Cr. rb the, eni upon, and
iras all) altogether, totally.
T6iros,-ov, b, a place, tract, region,
spot, situation, seat; space, room ;
an argument, theme, discourse,
topic, subject.
Tdirpiv, formerly, long ago.
TorptDrov, (neut. of irpwroy first)
at first, first.
TPA
T opfiCXiov or T6pc'vXov,-ov, rb, name
of an herb, Cretan harlwort.
Tdpcvfta, -aroi, rb, (fr. roptvu to
carve) carving, engraving ; carv-
ed or turned work.
Topcvrbi, •>), -bv, (fr. same) turn-
ed, carved, engraved.
Topcvii), (fr. rtptu to tum) to turn,
carve, engrave; to tune, modulate.
Top/w -w, (fr. same) to perforate,
penetrate, bore, pierce ; to ex-
plain, show distinctly ; to turn
in a laUie ; to smooth, polish.
Tdpuos, -ov, b, or T6pu>i, -rji, >), the
nave of a wheel ; a wheel track ;
a goal, starting-post ; a buckle,
clatp, hook, nail, stud.
Topvtvu), f. -tvauy, (fr. next) to turn
in a lathe, round.
T6pvoc,-ov, b, (fr. rtp/w to turn) a
lathe ; a borer, auger.
Topvdw -d, (fr. last) to turn in a
lathe, make round, round ; to
encircle, mark with a circle.
T6pos, -ov, 6, (fr. rtpiu to turn) a
rope, also same as ropvos.
Topbs, -f), -bv, (fr. same) penetra-
ting, piercing, sharp ; clear, dis-
tinct, perspicuous.
Topvvrj, -ns, ;), (fr. same) a ladle,
potstick, fieshfark.
Tbi, obs. for which 6* pi. To}, for
which ol.
Tbi, Dor. for robs, a. pi. of 6, f),
t6.
Toaax'irrj, fem. of roaovros.
Tbcos, -17, -ov, so great, so many ;
such ; so long.
Toaovroc, rcoavrn, rooovro, (fr.
last, and ovros this) so great, so
many ; so much or many, whe-
ther little or much. Ev rocovrto,
in the mean time.
Tbaaa, neut. pi. of rbaoos, Poet,
for rdooc.
Tocrar/vov, Dor. for t6cov, neut. of
rdaoc.
(562)
T6co3c, Poet, for rdooc.
Tor, for tot£, then, at that lime.
T6rt Sfi, then, at length.
Tori, sometimes.
TorpVrov, (nout. of rpirog third)
thirdly.
Tov, g. sin. ofo — Tovi\ forroD^r.
g. sin. of 6, with enclitic.
Tovd', for roDro, neut. of olroi.
TovXaaaov, for rb i\aaaov, neut. of
cXdoau)v, comp. of ftiKp6c.
Tovfibv, for rb tpbv, a. sin. neut. of
tudi.
ToVftnpoaOcv, Att. for rb ifiirpoaOtv.
Tovvavrlov, for rb ivavrlov, on the
contrary.
TovvtK, for rovvtKa, for rov tvtKu,
on which account, wherefore.
Tovvoua, for rb ovopa' viz. itaru, by
name.
Tovpyov, for rb ipyov.
Tovc, a. pi. ofo.
Tovr, for rovro, neut. of olroc.
TovtSki, and TovtSkis, then.
Tovrcpov, for rb 'irepov, neut. of
irtpoc.
Tovriari, or Toor' tart, for rovro
carl, that is.
Tour/wv, Ion. for roirwv, g. pi. 01
ovros.
Tovrl, Dor. and Tovroi, Att. for
rovro, neut. of same.
ToBro, neut. of ovros.
TovrdBcv, Dor. for evrevOcv.
Tovrovi, Att. for rovrov, a. sin.
mas. oC ovros '
Tuvtu), (d. sin. of same) here, in
this place.
Tovrw, Dor. for rovrov, g. sin. of
same.
Tovr&Qtv, Dor. for evrevdev.
ToQid, see Ta<pid.
T6<ppa, (fr. 6<(ipa that) so long%
meanwhile.
Tpayiicavda, -ns, >h (fr* rpdyos a
goat, and dicavQa a thorn) goaCs
thorn.
Tpaydu), Tpayifa, (fr. rpdyos a
goat) to resemble a goat ; to be-
come wanton ; to arrive at puber-
ty ; to ripen, bloom, flourish,
shoot, bud.
Tpaycia, fern, of rpdytios-
Tpnyelv, 2 a. inf. act. of rpwyu.
Tpdyeios, and Tpdycos, -a, -ov, (fr.
rpdyos a goat) of a goat.
Tpay{\a<post -ov, b, (fr. same, and
i\a<pos a stag) a gnat-stag.
Tpdyripa, -dros, rb, (fr. rpu>yw to
eat) a second course, dessert,
sweetmeats ; a treat.
TpaytKbs, -f), -bv, (fr. next) of tra-
gedy, tragic, tragical ; miserable,
unfortunate.
TpayiKws, (fr. last) tragically, the-
atrically, pompously.
Tpdyos, -ov, b, (fr. rpwyio to eat ;
or fr. rpax^S rough) a he-goat,
goat ; stench ; lewdness.
Tpayiooiin, (fr. last, and ySrl a
song) to represent or sing a tra-
gedy, tragedize, rant, spout; to
exclaim, vociferate ; to deplore,
weep, bewail ; to exaggerate.
TpaywSia, -as, h, (fr- same) ° tra"
gcdy.
Tpayutbs, -ov,b, ft, (fr. same) atru-
TPA
gedian, tragic actor ; a writer of
tragedies.
Tpdfiriy ->7?i Tpdpis, -i$os, h], the
orifice of the fundament ; the line
along the middle of the scrotum
between the testicles.
Todfims, -180s, a vessel, ship, boat,
barge.
Tpaviw or -6a -a, f. »tjina and
-doa, (fr. next) to make clear or
perspicuous.
Tpavbs, -rj, -bv, Tpavrjj, -tog -ovg
b, fi, (fr. rirpaivo) to bore) perfo-
rated, open clear, perspicuous,
manifest, articulate, distinct, elo-
quent.
Tpdire, Ion. for iraa-ire, 3 sin. 2 a,
ind. act. of rpina.
Tpdire^a, -ng, fj, (fr. Ttrpa four, and
ni$a a foot) a table, dinner table ;
meat, food, maintenance ; a desk,
counter.
T pair eZ,lT tjs, -ov, b, (fr. last) a bank
er, money changer.
Tparre^dKopoi, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same,
and Kopta> to satiate) a humble
guest, parasite.
Tpairc$6<popov, -ov, to, (fr. same,
and (f>ipu> to bear) a side-board.
Tpdirav, Ion. for rpineiv, pres. inf.
act.— Tpairelopev, Ion. and Poet.
. for rpairapev, 1 pi. 2 a. sub. act.
of rpiira.
Tpaire\bg,-fi, -bv, (fr. rpitra to turn)
changeable, mutable.
Tpdirev, Ion. for irpaTzev, 3 sin. 2 a.
ind. act. ; or Ion. and Bceot.
Sync, for Erpdmjoav, 3 pi. 2 a.
ind. pass. — Tpatrivra, a. sin. 2
a. par. pass, of same.
Tpdncaia, Dor. for rpdire^a.
Tpatritrdai, 2 a. inf. mid. of rp*Vw.
Tpairia, to tread the wine press ;
tramp about.
Tpdirrrf, -nicoq, b, a spear.
Tpairujuai,2 a. sub. mid. of rpiira.
Tpnaia, -as, f/, (fr. ripaa to dry) a
drying loft ; a place or basket for
drying Jigs or cheese.
TpavXifa, (fr. next.) to stammer,
lisp, stutter, hesitate, drawl.
Tpav\bg,-fj, -bv, stammering, stut-
tering, lisping, inarticulate.
Tpavjia, -drag, rb, (fr. rirpaoKa to
wound) a wound, bruise, hurt ;
slaughter, massacre.
TpavndTias,-ov, 6,(fr. l&st)wound-
ed.
Tpavpari^a, f. -ica, p. rtTpavpdri-
Ka, (fr. same) to wound, per.
pass. ind. TETpavpartapai' par.
rcrpavfjtari(Tiiivos, -It -ov.
Tpav^ariaavrti, n. pi. par. 1 a.
act. of last.
Tpavl-ava, -av, to., (fr. rpaya to
eat) tender branches which cat-
tle eat ; the leavings of cattle's
food.
Tpa'0', for rpdips, Ion. for irpafE,
3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. — Tpdcptiv,
Ion. and Dor. for rpi<peiv, prcs.
inf. act. ; or for rpa^elv, 2 a. inf.
act. — Tpacf>cU, 2 a. par. pass. —
TpaQipiev, Ion. — Tpd<f>tv, Dor.
and Mo\. for rpnupuv, 2 a. inf.
act. of rptifiu).
Tpafcpbs -a, -bv, (fr. rpi<pa to nour-
TPE
ish) dry, hard, firm ; nourish-
ing, nutritious.
Tpd<pt), Ion. for irpafrj, 3 sin. 2 a.
ind. pass, of rptya.
Tpd<j>nt;, -»kos, h, a lip, opening,
passage, properly for the oars in
a ship ; a bench, plank, board,
table ; a pole, spear.
TpaQr/aopai, ind. — T ' patyt'iozodai,
inf. 2 f. pass, of rpi<f>a.
TpacpQtvTcs, Ion. for TpefOtvres, n.
pi. 1 a. par. pass, of rpiira.
Tpd<poioa, Dor. and JEo\. forrpa-
<povoa, fern, of rpiupav, 2 a. par.
act. of rpi<pa.
Tpay^eta, Tpaxelat, n. fem. sin.
and pi Tpa-xfiu n. or a. pi.
cont. of rpa%vs.
Tpaxiws, (fr. rpaxvs rough) rough-
<y» ruggedly ; harshly, hardly.
comp. rpaxyrcpov, sup. rpaxv-
rara.
TpaxnXidu) -a, f. -dira, p. rsrpaxv-
\iaKa, (fr. Tpdvn\os the neck) to
stretch the neck ; to behave proud-
ly ; to strive against.
Tpa^ijXifw, f. -1<T0), p. reTpaxfj\iKa,
(fr. same) to lay hold of or drag
by the neck and shoulders ; to
fling upon the neck or head ; to
twist the neck, choke, strangle ;
to turn up or back the head, ex-
pose the face ; to manifest, open,
display, per. ind. pass. rzrpaxfi-
TpaynXoKoittu) -a, f. -fj(ja,{fr. next,
and k6tttio to cut) to cut off the
neck.
Tpd^Xoj, -ov, b, (fr. rpaxps rough,
and rjXog a stud) the neck; the
neck and shoulders, poll, nape.
pi. rd rpdyrjXa.
Tpaxvvu), (fr. next) to make rough;
to exasperate, provoke ; to dis-
turb, agitate, confuse.
Tpaxpi, -eta, -0, rough, rugged,
uneven, craggy ; hard, severe,
hairy, shaggy ; disturbed, con-
fused, agitated, tumultuous.
Tpaxvrys, -nrog, %, (fr. last) rough-
ness, ruggedness, unevenness ; a
disturbance.
Tpax^vtrtf, -io~os, )), Trachonitis,
name of a country.
Tpda, obs. for which rirpda.
Tpeirnv, Ion. for zTpEirnv, 3 du.
act. of rpia.
Tpciv, pres. inf. act. cont. of same.
Tpeii, ol, al, Tpia, rd g. rpiav, d.
rpia-i, three.
Tpe7c Taffipvat, -av, al, The Three
Taverns, name of a village.
TptiaKaiSeKa, indecl.(fr. rpc7s three,
at and, and StKa ten) thirteen.
Tpine, Ion. for hpspe, impf. ind.
act. of rpi/xu).
Tptnovcra, fem. ofTpipwv, par. pres.
act. — Tpipovai, 3 pi. pres. ind.
act. of
Tpipto, f. -H&, (fr. rpiu to tremble)
to shake, tremble, quake / to
dread, fear ; to wave, foot. per.
ind. mid. Ttrpofxa.
Tpiov, Ion. for irptov, impf. ind.
act. of TOHO.
Tphrov, neut. of rpiirwv, pres. par.
act. of
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TPI
Tpinu>, f. -xpu, p» Ttrpifyay to turn^
turn back, turn aside ; to put to
flight, rout, discomfit ; to changet
to turn in mind, revolve, consider t
notice, advert to ; to charge, tm-
pvte. Tpinouai, to turn towards^
betake one's self to; to enter
upon, begin ; to incline, verge
or look towards. 2 a. ind. act.
irpdnov. per. ind. pass, riraap.-
uat. per. ind. mid. rirpoira.
Tpiaaav, Tpiaoe, Ion. and Poel
for hpteav, 3 pi. and irpeae,
sin. I a. ind. act. of rpiw.
TpiffTns, -ov, b, (fr. rpi u to tremble
fearful, timid.
Tptyet, act. Tpfytrai, pass. 3 sin.
ores. ind. — Tpiipeodai, pres. inf.
mid. — Tp/0w<7i or -aiv, 3 pi.
pres. sub. act. of rptyu).
Tpi(poiv, Sync, for rpe(polr]v, Att.
for TpiQotpt, pres. opt. act. of
Tpf</>co, f. ^pfi£a>,p. TtTp£(pa,to nour-
ish, feed fatten ; to breed, rear,
bring up, educate, maintain ; to
bear, produce ; to thicken, con-
dense, coagulate, curdle. 1 a. act.
ind. iOpexpa. per. pass. ind. ti-
Spaupai, -\l/ai,-irrai ' par. TtOpap-
pivos, per. ind. mid. rirpotya.
Tpf'^tt, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. — Tpe-
X^T£% 2 pi. pres. ind.'orimpr.act.
act. — Tpf'^,3 sin. pres. sub. act.
— Tpixovrts, 'XOVTOS, -x6vTu>v,
cases of rpt'^wv, par. pres. act. —
Tpixovoi, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. —
TptX^ixev, 1 pi. pres. sub. act. of
Tpf^w, f. mid. Spaftovpai, p. SeSpd-
prjKa, to run, hurry, hasten. 2 a.
ind. act. idpapov. per. ind. mid.
SiSpofjia.
Tpcxpais; iEol. for raid-as, 1 a. par.
act. — Tpfxptu, JEoi. for rpixpaif
3 sin; 1 a. opt. act. of rpena.
Tpia, f. rp*<ra>, p. rirpnKa, to trem-
ble, dread, fear. 1 a. ind. act.
irptGa*
Tpfw, f. rprjffo), p. rirptjKa, (fr. re
plot to bore) to bore, pierce, perfo-
rate. 1 a. ind. act. trpnaa.
Tpnpa, -3to$, rb, (fr. last) a hole%
orifice.
Tpnparifa, (perhaps, fr. last) to
play with dice.
Tpfipav, -(ovos, 6, i$, (fr. rpiu) to
tremble) fearful, timid, trem-
bling. Subs, a dove, pigeon, d.
pi. rprjpwai.
Tp^roTo, g. Ion. of
Tptjrbs, -ft, -bv, (fr. rpia) to pierce)
perforated, bored, pierced ; opent
raised.
Tptjxivi Tpnxivos, fi, a woman'
name.
Tprjx°i, "ovi ^> a man's name.
Tprjxi>Si -tia, -i), Ion. for rpax6s»
Tpnx&, -60s -ovs, t), a rough, rug.
ged place.
Tpfaw, f- "£»>» p. Tirptjxa, (Poet,
for rpayyvu) to make rough) to
be rough or rugged ; to jolt.
Tpia, neut. of rptls.
Tplatva, ~tjs, f), (fr. rpeis three) a
trident ; three-pronged fork.
TpidK&s, -dSos, )), (fr. same) th$
thirtieth day, the number thirty f
a thirttetk part.
Tri
Tpidicis, (fr. same) three times.
TpidKovra, indecl. (fr. same) thirty.
TpiaicdvTact-, indecl. (fr. last, and
tf six) thirty-six.
TpiaKOvrairns, -cos -ovs, &i h, (fr-
same, and iros a year) of thirty
years.
TpiaKovrdQiyos, -ov, b,h> (fr. same,
and t^vybv a bench for rowers)
/taring thirth benches.
TpiaKovrdircvTc, (fr. same, and
•nivrt five) thirty-five.
TpiaKovrarioaapcs, (fr. same, and
irioaapcs four) thirty-four.
Tpiaic6ffioif -at, -a, (fr. rpcls three,
and -xdaioi the centesimal ter-
mination) three hundred.
IpiaKoarbs, -»), -ov, (fr. Tp<a»;ovra
thirty) thirtieth.
Tptds, -a<5of, ^, (fr. rptls three)
the number three, a triad; the
Trinity.
Tpidaou, (fr. last) to overcome,
conquer, supass, excel; M ike
champions in the triple con-
test.
TpiayOrjvai, 1 a. inf. pass, of last.
Tpi(iaKds,-ri,-dv, (fr. rpifiui to wear)
worn, hackneyed. Subs, a ve-
teran.
Tpi0av6u> -w, f. -w<ru, (fr. same) to
TPI
Tptyovib) -H, (fr. same, and ylvo-
fiai to be born) to oeg-ef, 6eor or
produce the third time ; to have a
third of spring or descent.
Tpiyovla, -as, >'/, (fr. same) the
third gentratvm.
Tpiyovos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. same) with
three children, of three children.
Tpiyx^i see &piyn6s.
Tpiywvos, -ov, b, »'/, (fr. rpcls three,
and yuivla an angle) three-cor-
nered, triangular.
Tpiicircpos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. rpis three-
fold, and taircpos the evening)
of tliree evenings, three nights
long.
Tpttrfii, -ios -ovs, b, ft, (fr. same,
and iros a year) of three years.
Tpuria, -as,h, (fr. same) the space
of three years, three years.
Tpuri^Lj, (fr. same) to be three
years old, be in the third year.
Tpi^n, 3 sin. (in s. of rplCp.
Tpi£/w, same as
Tp/(w and Tpi'£u>. to chirp, squeal;
to scream, shriejc, to creak, grate,
gnash, grind.
Tptnicas, -titos, h~, (fr. rptis three)
the thirtieth jxnt.
TptfjKOvra, Poet, and Ion. for rptd-
Kovra
wear away, grow old. 1 a. ind. TptnKovrairis, -K6os, hi (fr- last,
and iros a year) of or for thirty
years.
TpiTjKdvrtpos, -ov, b, t), (fr. same,
and ipiaaio to row) thirty-oared,
htPOSHg thirty oars.
TpivKooias, Ion. for rpiaKoolas, a.
pi. f. of rptaKdaioi.
Tpttifttpii, -as, >i, (fr. rptis three,
and fifitpa a day) the space of
three days, three days.
Tpinpfis, -hs-ovs, i), (fr. same, and
tpiocu> to row) a galley with
three banks or tiers of oars ; a
ship of war.
Tptnpirnsi-ov, b, (fr. same) rowers
or passengers in a ship of war.
Tpiicdvn, -ns, hi (perhaps fr. rtipio
to rub) a small cart or roller
for thrashing or rubbing out
grain.
TptKapnvos, -ov, b, h, (fr. rptls
three, and tcdpvvov a head) three-
pass. trpi(iavu>Onv
TpiQtvs, -ios, b, (fr. same) a poun-
der, bruiser, pestle.
Tpi0fl, -i}s, hi (fr- same) a rubbing,
wear, tear ; use, exercise, prac-
tice, experience ; occupation, em-
ployment ; delay, procrastination,
evasion.
Tpifio'Xos, -ov, b, (fr. rptls three,
and fio\ri a point) a thistle; a
tiiree-pronged fork; a cart or
roller for rubbing out grain.
Tpi($6ucvos, pres. par. pass, of
rpi (5u>.
Tpl/Jof, -ov, hi (fr. rplfiu to rub) a
way, path, road, beaten path,
track ; any thing or part worn
or rubbed ; an old custom, habit.
Tpifiov, pres. impr. pass. — Tpt-
j3oufft, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
Tpt'/Ju), f. -\pu), p. rirpiepa, to rub,
grind, crumble, waste, wear
away; to break, bruise, pound, headed.
thrash, crush, knead ; to spend
or pass time, exercise, labour ; to
weary, harass, vex ; to delay, pro-
long, protract, per. ind. pass, ri
Tpiftfiai. per. ind. mid. rirptfia
TpucXivov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
kYivu to recline) a dining room.
Tpticvuia, -as, hi (fr- rptis three,
and Kvua a wave) a huge wave,
billov:.
Tpiffiouts, Dor. for rpifiwutv, 1 pl.Tpt'Xiaroj and TpiWicros, -ov, b,
pres. sub. act. of last. (fr. rpiy three times, and yiovo-
Tpi(iiov, -uivos, b, (fr. rpifioi to wear)' pat to pray) much desired, thrice
a worn out cloak, old coat; also a welcome, often wished for.
worn out and tired,aveteran.Tpiuepi£u>, f. -to-w, (fr. same, and
Tpiydfios, -ov, b, h> (fr- TP'J three
times, and yduos a marriage)
three times married.
Tpiyicbs, same as 6piyic6s.
Tp/yXa, -ns, h> a kind of fish, mul
let.
TpiyXnvos, -ov, b, h, (fr. rptis three
uipos a portion) to make three
shares or parts.
Tpiunvov, -ov, to, (fr. same, and
utiv a month) the space of three
months, three months.
Tpiunvos, -ov, b, hi (fr- same) of
three months, three months old.
and y\r)vri a pupil) having tkreeTpifioipia, -as, >h (fr- rots three-
pupils or eyes ; bright, spar/cling^ fold, and uoipa a snare, th.
glittering. I utipa to divide) a triple por-
Tpiyhbxiv, -hos, b, h, (fr- same, tion.
and yiiwyiv a point) three barbad^Tpiva!-, -Stos, b, see >WvaJ.
(564)
TPI
Tpi£AXaj, same as rpi£i»«f
Tpt£ds for rptoads-
Tptdtoict, d. pi. Ion. of
TpioSos, -ov, >), (fr. rptls three, and
bids a way) where three ways
vutt, cross roads, public way.
TptoSovs, -6vros, b, >), (fr. same,
and oSovs a tooth) having thr<e
tnth or prongs; a fork or tri-
dent.
Tplovos or TpuJinov, name of a
("imtry.
Tpt6po<pov, see rpiwpo^ov.
TpiTa^ros, -ov,b, h, (fr. rptls three,
and ira'XXw to brandish) thrice
brandished, piercing, viou Hi,
Tpiirnxvs, -cos -ovs, b, »'/, (fr. rpus
three, and irrjxvs a cubit) three
rulnlx long, broad, &c. ; of three
cubits.
TpurXoo-ioj, -a, -ov, (fr. same, and
zXdctos -fold) threefold, three
times more, thrice as large.
Tpiir\ao(u>s, (fr. last) trebly, three-
fold.
Tph\c6pos, -ov, o, »'/, (fr. rods
three, and irMOpov an acre) oj
three O0TM.
TpiffXj), (d. sin. fern, of next)
trfhly, threefold.
Tpiir\6os -ovs, -6n -T],-6ov-ovv, (fr.
rpcls three) thriefubl, tri]>h .
TpiTrXdw -w, f. -wow, (fr. last) to
//r/>/r. per. pass. rirpiirXwuai.
Tp/n-o(5' for rpi-noha, a. sin. of rp/-
irouj.
Tpi7r<$^>7?, -ov, 6, (fr. Tf^Ts three,
and rovs a foot) o/" three ft ft.
Tptiro6o<popiut -w, (fr. rp/n-ovj a tri-
pod, and <pipu> to carry) to carr^
Chfl tripods.
TpiTddaros, -o>, b, a, Dor. for.
TpiirdQnros, -ov, b, h, (fr- rptis
three, and iroOiu to desire) thrice
wished for, thrice desired, longed
for.
Tpiro\ts, -tos -ovs, b, h, (fr- same,
and ndXis a city) having three
cities.
TpiVoXoj, -ov, 6, ?f/, (fr. rpis thrice,
and ToXtw to turn) thrice turned
or ploughed.
Tpiropdos, -ov, b, h, (fr- same, and
tripdu) to sack) thrice taken and
plundered.
Tpiitos, -ov, b, JE61. for
Tpinovs, -oSos, hi (fr- rptls three,
and volts a foot) any thing with
three feet ; a table, stool, caldron,
pot, tripod, trivet.
Tpinrvxos, -ov, b, ff, (fr. rpis thrice,
and TTTvyfi a fold) triple, three-
fold, of three folds.
TpUi (fr- rptls three) three, times,
thrice ; very, very muchf exceed-
ingty, greatly.
TpKraXirfjpios, -ov, b, (fr. last, and
aXtrns a sinner, fr. aXirf'w to
sin) very sinful or wicked, a re-
probate.
Tpiaeivdo'a, a. sin. of
Tpitretvds, -d5os, i% (fr. rptls three,
and tvvia nine) the twenty-seventh
day of the month.
TpicrKaiStK'i, (fr. rptls three, /cai
and, and cina ten) thirteen.
7* iaKai&eKdxnxvSi-ios -Ov j»o, $, (fr.
TPI
last, and *fjp>5 a cubit) of thir-
teen cubits.
TpioKaiZiKaros, -v, -ov, (fr. rpiTs
three, kui and, and Sixd ten)
thirteenth.
TpiotcardpaTos, -ov, 6, h., (fr. same,
and Kardoaroi accursed, th. apd
an imprecation) execrable, most
accursed, a cursed wretch.
Tpux/aAr;?, -foj-oCj, 6, ?$, (fr. rpeli
three, and kAos a leg) having
three legs, three legged.
TpiaKovdviaTos, -ov, b, #,(fr. same
and Kottavov a pestle, th. k6it-
to) to cut) thrice pounded or
ground.
Tpiafids,-ov,h, (fr. rpi£u» to creak)
a creaking, shrieking.
,Tpi<rp-vpiot, -at, -a, (fr. rpi? thrice,
and pivpioi ten thousand) thirty
thousand.
Tp«<7oA/3io?, -cu, 6, f}, (fr. same, and
dA^toj happy, th. 6\0os wealth)
thrice happy, very fortunate.
TLOtaoXvpxioviKrjs, -ov, b, (fr. same,
OXvfiTia the Olympic games,
and viKddi to conquer) thrice a
conqueror in the Olympic games.
ToiGiriOdpos, -ov, b, t), (fr. same,
and cridaph a span) of three
spans.
-Tpioirovfos, -ov, b,rj, (fr. same, and
cirovc~ri a libation) thrice poured,
tJvrice offered; or, sacrificing
thrice, sumptuous.
Tpiaocvu), f. -Et'<xw, (fr. rpis thrice)
to treble ; to make or do three
times ; to be third.
Tpjo-o-oj or Tpirrds, -fi, -ov,(fr. rpcls
three) third, threefold, triple;
three together, in threes.
Tpio-o-ow -w, (fr. same) to make
triple, treble ; to divide into three
parts.
Tpioaws, (fr. Tpiaerbs triple) tre-
bly, in a threefold manner, three
times.
TpioraTijs, -ov, b, (fr. rpus three)
one of the three chief ministers
in a slate; a tribune, leader,
captain.
Tpiorzyov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
cTtyn a roof) the third story.
Tpiareyoi,-ov, b, }j, (fr. same) hav-
ing three stories.
Tpio-roj£c?,(fr. rpis three, and croi-
Xtw to march in order) in three
ranks or rows.
Tpio-^rAioi, -ai, -a, (fr. same, and
Xi'Aioi a thousand) three thou-
sand.
Tplawpos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
au>fia a body) having three bo-
dies, gigantic, huge.
Tpiraios, -a, -ov, (fr. rpui three)
of three days, on the third day.
TpiTdroioi, d. pi. Ion. of
Tpiraroi, -n, -ov, (sup. of rplros
third, th. rptls three) third.
TpiTTjfidpiov, -ov, to, and Tpirnpo-
pU, -t<*oj, i% (fr. same, and p.6po$
a share, th. udpia to divide) a
third or third part.
TpiroyivEia,-a<;, q,(fr. rpirii Bceot.
the head, and yelvopai . to be
born) sprnug from the head ;
epithet of Minerva.
TPO
\Tpiroytvivs,-ios, 6, ^,mas. of last.
\Tpiroi, -n, -ov, (fr. rpus three)
| tiiird.
Tjtirw, -uvq s, b, Triton, a sea
god.
Tpirmvli, -iSos, fi, a lake and river
of Africa, whence Minerva also
was so called.
Tpitpaotos, -a,-ov, (fr. rpfc thrice,
and cpdois appearance) triple,
threefold, three ways, three.
Tpi(pLXdroi, Dor. for
TpiipiXnrog, -ov, 6,17,(6*. rp<j thrice,
and ipiXoi loved) thrice loved,
much loved, beloved, dear.
Tpi<puaa, -17?, t], a woman's name.
Tpfyaand Tpix9d,(fr. rpeis three)
in three ways or pieces.
TpiXa, Tpj'x*?, TpiXeSj Tp^wv,
cases of •3pi'£.
Tpixairrov, -ov, to, (fr. 3-pt£ hair,
and d-KTu) to tie) woven ov plait-
ed hair.
Tpixn\os,-ov, b, 17, (fr. rpsis three)
threefold, huge.
TpixOd, (fr. rp<Y thrice) in three
ways, trebly, threefold; in three
parts or pieces.
Tp«x<aj, -ov, 6, (fr. $pl? hair) with
some or little hair. Ka'rw Tpi^iaj,
with hair round the head, none
on the crown.
Tpt^taw, (fr. same) to be hairy.
Tplxivos, -n, -ov, (fr. same) made
of hair.
Tpr-^wv, -wvToj-, b, (fr. same)
rough, hairy.
Tpfyow -w, (fr. same) to make
hairy, become hairy.
Tpix^li, -eos-uvs, andTpi^wrdy,
-fi, -dv, (fr. same) hairy.
Tplx^pa, -dro$, to, (fr. same) the
huir of the head, a wig.
Tpixpas, 1 a. par. act. of rp/jSw.
Tpixpis, -ios, Att. -£W5, j*., (fr. rpi-
(3u) to rub) a rubbing, friction,
wear ; thrashing.
Tptw/3oAov, -ov,tu, (fr. rpn? three,
aud oj3oAd$anobolus) three oboli,
about Is. \0d.
TptwQotpov, -ov, to, (fr. same, and
epeepo) to cover) the third roof or
story.
Tpoia, -ag, Ion. -;??, 17, (fr. Tpwj a
Trojan) Troy, name of a city.
TpoinvZz, to Troy. Tpoiadcv,
from Troy.
TpoueoiaTo, Ion. for Tpouioivro, 3
pi. pres. opt. pass. — TpopiovTi,
Dor. for rpopiovai, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. of
Tpopiw -w,(fr. rpouoi fear, th. rp/w
to tremble) to tremble, quake,
shudder, dread, fear.
Tpopos, -ot/,6,(fr. rpt'w to tremble).
trembling, fear , dread.
Tpdira, -nc, i) (perhaps, fr. rpvira a
hole) children's play of throwing
dice, nuts, &c. into a hole, chuck-
farthing.
Tpovaia,-as, f), (fem. of rponatof)
a change, alteration.
Tpoiraiov or Tporajov, -ov, to, (fr.
TpfK'o to turn) 0 trophy, tri-
umph
Tpon-atoj, -a, -ov, (fr. next) chang-
ing, altering, turning : shift*
(565)
TPO
in g, veering; changed, altered ,
averting evil; victorious.
Tporra'a), Tpoiriw, and Tpordw -d»,
(fr. next) io turn, change; to
make turn, drive backy put to
flight, rout. Tpoirdofxai -wpai to
turn to, abandon or give one's self
up to.
Tpoizi), -rji, fj, (fr. Tpiiru) to turn)
a turn, turning, conversion,
change ; ajiighl, rout, overthrow,
defeat ; the solstice.
Tpdir>?£, -nKos, q, (fr. same) the
handle of an oar.
Tpon'aj, -ov, 6, (fr. same) turned,
sour, vapid, flat.
TpjrtVds, -fi, -ov, (fr. same )./?£•«-
rathe, metaphoricul, in tropes;
tropical, of tfie trvpics. Subs, a
tropic.
Tpomxus, (fr. last) figuratively, in
tropes.
Tpoms, -tdos or -105, fj, (fr. rptrw
to turn) the keel of a slap.
Tp6Kos,-ov, b, (fr. same) manner,
way, mode ; rite, custom, habit ;
manners, behaviour ; disposition,
temper, genius, character; way,
means ; a trope, figure.
Tpo-nog, -ov, b, (fr. same) a strap
which fastened the oar in its
place, or rowlock.
Tpoirotpopfb) -<3, f. -rjou), p. rfrpos-o-
<pdpnKa, (fr. rpovoi the manners,
and epipu to bear) to bear or put
up with the manners of another ;
to indulge. 1 a. ind. act. tTpoiro-
ipdprioa.
Tponou) -w, f. -wow, (fr. rptirti) to
turn) to turn to flight, overturn,
overthrow. Or (fr. rporroj the
oar-strnp) to fix the oar to the
strap, ship an oar.
Tpoepclov, -ov, ro,(fr. Tpi<p(x> to rear)
the reward of rearing, a return or
recompense for education.
Tpoipevs, -eos, b, (fr. same) a sup-
■porter, nmnisher ; a foster-fa-
ther, tutor, guardian.
Tpo<pcvu), (fr. same) to nourish,
nurse, surkle.
Tpo<pn, ~rjs, ht (fr- Tpf<p(o to rear'i
nourishment, food, support
mainlenanse ,' education, rear-
ms, nurture.
Tpoepics, pi. of Tp6<pis.
Tpoiptpog, -ov, b, a man's name.
Tpoipis, -jos, 0, fi, (fr. Tpe<pu) to
nourish) well fed, fat, full,
swelling ; grown, adult.
Tpo0ot«j, -ceroa, -tv, same as last.
Tpo<pbs, -vv, b, t), (fr. rpiipu) to nou-
rish) a. fosterer, rearer, cherisher,
supporter ; a nurse.
Tpo<bo<popiu) -d5,(fr. rpoepn food, and
<pfpu> to bear) to nurse, support,
cherish, feed, maintain, educate.
Tpo0tov(oj, -ov, b, Trophonius, a
man's name.
Tpo^a^w, f. -doo>, (fr. rpt^w to
run) same as Tpoydu.
TpoxaXla, -a?, 17, (fr. next) a wheel
to raise water ; a pulley, wind-
lass.
TpoxaXbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. rpix'i to
run) running, fleet, speedy t
quick ; circular, round.
TPT
Tpo\du, (fr. same) to hurry,
hasten ; to roll, wheel, revolve ;
to turn out, come about, hap-
pen.
Tpo^id, and TpoviXtd, -as, f/, (fr.
Tpo%ds a wheel, th. rp/yw to
run ) the It ark or rut made by a
wheel ; a road, path, way.
Tpoy^Xi'a, -as, r), (fr. same) a bird,
the wryneck. Also, a pulley,
windlass, crane.
Tp<5 yjTXoj, ~ov, b, (fr. same) a bird,
the wryneck ; the wren.
TpdxnaXov, -ov, rb, or -\os, -ov, b,
a pebble, alone ; gravel, sand ; a
rough, rug ged place ; a heap or
pile of stones ; a fence or stone
ditch or wall.
TpoxoaSii, d. sin. of
Tpoy^n<5/K, -ios -ovs,b, >/,(fr. next,
and uios appearance) like a
V)heel, round, circular, rolling.
Tpovdj, -ov, b, (fr. rpi^u) to run) a
wheel, lioop, quoit ; a ball, globe ;
a circuit, revolution, course of
life ; a trochee in prosody.
Tpoyoj, -ov, b, (fr. same) a run-
MHg, rucr.
Tpoy^wo-ai, Poet, for Tpo%u>oat, n.
pi. pres. par. fern. cont. of
rpiydu).
TpvpXiov or Tpv(i\(ov, -ov, rb, a
dish, plate.
Tpvydu) -u>, f. -f)C<j>, p. TcrpvyrjKa,
(fr. rpvyrj vintage) to reap, gather
or collect fruits, pull grapes ; to
enjoy, possess, take. 1 a. act.
ind. trpvynaa.
Tpvyiu -<i, (fr. next) to dry, parch.
Tpvyn, -rjg, J-,, corn, wheat, burley,
crop, harvest; vintage. Also,
draught, dryness.
Tpvynoov, 1 a. impr. act. rpvydu).
Tpvynrrjp, -rjpos, b, Tpvynrr)s, and
Tpvynrbs, -ov, b, (fr. rpvyn/ har-
vest) a gatherer of grapes, reap-
er.
Tpvynrbs, -ov, b, (fr. same) the
gathering of crops, harvest, vin-
tage.
Tpuv/a, -as, r), (fr. rpii- the dregs
of wine) the lees or dregs of
wine.
Tpvyias, -ov, b, (fr. last) muddy
wine, wine not fined.
Tpvydtptv, Poet, for rpvymcv, 3 pi.
cont. pres. opt. act. of rpvydw.
Tpvywv, -6vo;, »';, (fr. rpv^u> to mur-
mur) a turtle dove, dove, pigeon.
g. pi. rpvyovwv.
Tpvyoiviov, -ov, rb, (dim. of last)
a little dove.
Tpvydai, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind. act.
of rpvydu).
TpvtyvTwv, g. pi. pres. par. act. of
Tpu£w, to murmur, coo ; to moan,
whine, lament.
Tpvpa, -aicos, rb, or Tpv/xn, -ns, r),
(fr. rpvuy to exhaust) a hole, per-
foration, eye of a needle ; a
veteran ; an old knave or debau-
chee.
Tpvpa\ia, -as, r), (fr. same) a hole,
orifice, eye of a needle.
Tpi>£, -ybs, r), (fr. rpvyn vintage)
the dregs or lees of wine or oil ;
must or wort, wine not ferment-
TPT
erf or cleared ; new wine ; dross
of metal.
Tpvira, -t)s, f), a hole ; an auger,
piercer.
TpviraviOfibs, -ov, b, (fr. rpviravlfa
to bore, th. the last) a boring ; a
borer, piercer, engraving tool.
Tpviravov, -ov, rb, (th. same) a
borer, auger, piercer, g imblet.
Tpvirdu) -u>, f. -fjoo), p. TcrpvirrjKa,
(fr. same) to bore, perforate,
pierce.
Tpvirrjfia, -aros, rb, (fr. last) a
hole ; the eye of a needle.
Tpvadvotp, -opoi, b, fi, (fr. rpvw to
exhaust, and avi)p a man) ago-
nizing, afflicting ; corroding,
wasting.
Tpvaabs, -r), -bv, (fr. rpvot to af-
flict) afflicted, harassed, vexed,
exhausted, sick, worn out.
TpvravT), -ns, }}, (fr. rpixa to rub)
the hole in which the tongue of
scales move ; a pair of scales,
balance.
TpvQaiva, -ns, t)y a woman's name.
TpvipdXnu, -as, i), (fr. rptis three,
and QaXbs a crest) a three-crest-
ed or three-plumed helmet, d.
sin. Ion. rpvtpaXtln.
Tpv<paXl$, -iSos, >';, (fr. rpiabu to
support) a cheese.
Tpvtidu) -d, f. -t'loo), p. Ttrpvdtnica,
(fr. Tpv<pfi luxury) to indulge,
Ine luxuriously, delicately or in
pleasure ; to be insolent, haughty,
proud ; to sport, play. pres.
par. fern. cont. rpupuiaa. 1 a.
ind. act. trpv<pnoa.
TpvCjcptvopai, (fr. rpv<pcpbs deli-
cate, th. rpv<ph luxury) to behave
delicately.
Tpv <pcpia, -as, r), (fr. same) plea-
sure, gratification, indulgence,
delicacy.
Tpv<f>tpbv or Tpvfcp&s, (fr. next)
delicately, luxuriously.
Tpvcpcpbs , -a, -bv, (fr. Tpv<f>r) luxu-
ry) delicate, voluptuous, luxuri-
ous, soft, effeminate. Comp. rpv-
ajipurepos.
Tpv<pr),-Tis, r), (fr. Spvrrru) to un-
man) luxury, delicacy, effemi-
nacy, voluptuousness, indul-
gence.
Tpv<pnua, -aros, rb, (fr. same) an
indulgence, gratification, luxury,
ease.
Tpv<prjTr)s, -ov, 5, (fr. rpvcpda) to j
live luxuriously) one devoted to\ pease,
pleasure, a sensualist. JTpwfaAAij,
TPn
Tpvu), f. -vo~<i), to rub or wear away,
wear out, exhaust, consume; to
wear or break down, afflict, vexy
harass, reduce, subdue.
TptbaSts, -u)v, at, (tr. Tptij a Tro-
jan) Trojan dames.
TpCfdvbt, Poet, and Dor. for Tpot-
rjvSt, to or towards Troy.
Tpu)ds,-d6os, f), name of a city.
TpeiyuXa orTpwydXtu, -wv, rd, (fr.
rpwyw to eat) delicacies, dainties.
TpuryXn, -tjs, ^, (fr. same) a hole,
worm-hole ; a cavern.
Tpuiy\o6vvovTa, a. sin. pres. par.
act. of
TpwyXoSvvia, (fr. rpwyXtj a cavern,
and ovi w to enter) to go into a
den, live in a cavern.
TpuyXoSirris, -ov, b, (fr. same)
name of a mouse, living in
caves ; a troglodyte.
Tpwyolcas, Dor. for Tpuyovoas, a.
pi. fern. pres. par. act. — Tpci-
yovri, Dor. for rpwyovtrt, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. of rpwyw.
TpoiyvWtov, -ov, r), name of a
town.
Tpiiyw, f. Tp<i£u>, p. rirpu)%a, to
eat, devour ; to gnaw, crop. 2 a.
ind. act. irpayov.
Tpwywv, n. pi. Tpuryovrcs, par.
pres. act. of last.
Tpwtffcrt, Ion. and Poet, for Tpw-
(rjy, d. pi. of Tpiij.
Tpwdj}, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass. —
TpioOits, 1 a. par. pass, of n-
rpuiCKu).
Touia, -as, r), Poet, for Tpoia,
'Troy.
Tpmtahs, same as Tpwdtas, Tro-
jan women.
voluptuously, conduct one's self Tpu>la6ev, Poet, for TpotaQtv, or
Ion. TpotT)dcv,from Troy.
Tpm'TTcp,' d. sin. of Tpw$ with the
enclit. vip.
Tp&KrnSt -ov, b, (fr. rp<i>yta to cat)
a devourer, waster, consumer ; a
sauanderer, spendthrift; an im~
poslor, knave, cheat; a rover,
vagabond.
Tpu>ua, Dor. for rputun-
Tp&ua, -aros, rb, Ion. for TpnTjin.
Tpwfiarifa, (fr. last) to wound,
medm, hurt.
Tpw/i»7, -vs, hi (fr- Toofo to pierce)
a hole, orifice ; a sore.
Tpw/xi, same as rpciu) or rtrpw<r<ca>,
impf. irptDv, -ws, -w.
Tpa>£, -yds, r), (fr. rpwyu to gnaw)
a little worm or &iug which ent.s
fios, >/, (fr. same) a
Tpv<pos, -cos -ovs, rb, (fr. Sptixru) j cricket.
to break) a fragment, piece. Wpio^oprao, g. ^Eol. of
Tpv<pu>aa, -nsi h, a woman's name. \Tou>^uorrjs, -ov, b, (fr. rputya to eat,
Tpv%(ia\a, -uiv, rd, (fr. rpayys] arKl dprov bread) name of a
rough) rough places. mouse, Loafiihhler.
Tpvxvos, same as crpvxvos. \ Tpw^ifio s, -ov, i, r), (fr. rnwyo) to
Tpvyovrai, 3 pi. pres. ind. pass.j eat) fit for eating, ripe.
of Tovyu). iTpwrdw -u>, same as Tpuzniu).
Tpwcr£v, Ion. for irp^atv, 3 sin. 1
a. ind. act. of rirp ogko).
Tpdiua, -aros, rd, Ion. for rpuvpa.
Tpo)x«'w, Poet, for rpoxdu, same
as rpex'0,
Tpi'oo), to hurt, wound, maim.
i.TpoWi', and Tpwwr, Dor. g. pi. of
rpu^o>.
Tpvx°S, -toe -ovs, rb, (fr. rpvu> to
rub) a thread bare coat, tattered
clothes, rags.
Tpvxovai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act.
cont. of
Tpu^dw -w, f. -6au),Tpt)^w, f. -£w,
and
(366)
TTN
Tpwj, Tpwds, 6, a Trojan, n. pi.
Tpdes , d. Tpwcri or -civ.
TW, Poet, for ti.
Tt>, Dor. for <ru, Tuya, Dor. for
ovye.
Tvy^dvovra, a. sin. — Tvyxdvov-
tes, n. pi. par. pres. act. of
Tvy%dvu), f. mid. TEV^opat, p. t/-
ru^a and TETv^ixa, to be, be-
come, happen, chance; to get,
acquire, obtain ; to reach, at-
tain to, arrive at ; to meet with,
light on ; to hit, strike the mark.
2 a. act. ind. irv%ov, -es, •«• opt.
rv^oifii, -01 s, -oi' sub. rti^w, -ng,
-J], 3 pi. TV%UitTl.
Tvdai, for tvravBa.
TvSuSao and Tv8d8tui,g. Ion. of
Tv6d8rts, -ov, b, the son of Tydeus,
Diomedes.
Tv'iS', JE>ol. for u>8e, here.
TvKdvt), -rn, fi, (fr. r£«%M to make)
a cart, dray, barrow ; a cart or
roller for rubbing out grain.
TvKi?a>, (fr. next) to polish, carve,
engrave.
Tvkos or To%os, -ov, 0, (fr. rcv^w
to make) a stone cutter's chisel.
Tvicrds, -fi, -bv, (fr. Tti>x<u> to make)
made, artificial, wrought, finish-
ed.
Tvkoj orTu^w, for same.
TvXi], -r/s, jj, (fr. rvXos hard skin)
a callosity, well, thick, hard
skin; the hump on a camel's
back ; a bed, pillow, blanket,
coverlet.
TvXipLos, -ov, 6, (fr. next) a leathern
bag.
TvXiaau) or -ttu), (fr. rt5X>7 a bed)
to wrap up, roll together ; to
search accurately, hunt for.
TvXog, -ov, b, hard skin, callosity ;
a hump, lump, welt ; muscular
flesh; a wooden nail, wedge,
peg ; the private parts.
TuA<5w, f. -u<ru>, (fr. last) to make
callous or hard, harden. 1 a.
ind. pass. £rvXu>9tjv. per. ind.
pass. rervXwfiai.
Tvpfids, -a5os, {,, (fr. next) a
witch, sorceress.
Tvpfios, -ov, Dor. Tupfiw, b, a
tomb, sepulchre, grave.
Tvu0o%oi(a -c5, (fr. last, and ^ofu>
or ^fw to heap up) to build or
raise a tomb ; to bury.
Tvp.iioyjitj,-rjs, #,(fr. same) a tomb.
Tvppa, -tiros, to, (fr. rusrra) to
beat) a blow, stroke, wound.
TvjfiTavi^u), f. -t(X(j), p. rtrvuirdviKa,
(fr. rvpnavov a drum, th. rvrrrta
to beat) to beat a drum, strike
the timbrel ; to beat or strike
with sticks ; torture or kill by
beating with sticks, per. ind.
pass, r£rvpirdvtapai. 1 a. ind.
pass. CTvuiraviadnv, -77?, -77.
TvfjLTzavicTpia, -as, )';, (fr. same) a
minstrel, music- girl, female per-
former on the timbrel or tambou-
rine.
Ttiuiravov, -ov, to, (fr. tvittu) to
beat) a timbrel, tabor,drum. Also
a stick, batoon, club.
TCvi,, Dor. for tv, which for
<r«J.
TTP
Tdvos or Tvvvos, -ov, b, $, small,
Hale.
Tvvovrog, Att. TvvovTotrt, (fr. last)
very little, very small, so little,
thus little.
TvvrXdgu, f. -oVw, (fr. next) to
break clods, trample in mud ; to
spatter with mud; to talk idly,
babble.
TvvrXos, -ov, b, a clod, clay, mud ;
trifles, nonsense ; a tumult, dis-
turbance.
Tvirtivov,-ov, rd,sameas rvutravov.
Tv-ntii, 2 a. par. pass, of rv-nru).
Tvirfi, -rji, fj, (fr. tvutu) to strike)
a stroke, blow. d. pi. Ion. rv-
irjjoi.
TvntKbi, -f), -ov, (fr. rviros a type)
expressive of, typical, figurative.
TuiriKwj, (fr. last) typically, figu-
ratively.
Tvvos, -ov, b, (fr. tvittu) to beat)
an impression made by striking,
mark, stamp ; a form, figure,
image, pattern, emblem, model,
example, type.
Tvir6u> -a, f. -thabi, (fr. last) to
imprint, impress, stamp, carve,
engrave; to form, mould, modi-
fy ; to typify, represent.
Tvitteiv, act. — TviTTcadai, pass,
pres. inf. and
TviTT/io-eig, Att. for rvxpeis, 2 sin. 1
f. ind. act. and
Tvirrop.Es, Dor. for rvirrouev, 1 pi.
pres. ind. act. — Tvirr6p.EaQa,
Dor. for Tuirrd/i£0a, 1 pi. pres.
ind. pass. — Tv-rrrovruv, Att. for
TvnTtTwoav, 3 pi. pres. impr.
act. — Tvittovti, d. sin. — Tvn-
TovTts, n. pi. par. pres. act. of
Tvirru), f. -ipu, p. rirv<pa, to strike,
beat, smite, knock, hit, wound.
impf. ind. act. irvirrov, -eg, -e. 1
a. ind. act. irvxpa. 2 a. ind. act.
irvirov. pres. ind. pass, tvitto-
liiit. per. ind. mid. rirviza, -as,
TvituQivtes, n. pi. 1 a. par. pass.
of TVirdbi.
Tviruua, -dros, rb, same as rviros.
TvpavvEvdvruv, g. pi. pres. par.
act. of
Tvpavvtvo), f. -tvaw, and Tvpavviu)
-&, (fr. rvpavvos a king) to rule,
govern, command ; to oppress,
tyrannize, domineer.
Tvpavvia, -as, ft, (fr. rvpavvos a
king) royalty, dominion; govern-
ment, sovereignty, power, sway.
Tvpaw'iKbi, -rj, -dv, (fr. same) of a
king, regal, royal, sovereign, su-
preme ; tyrannical, arbitrary,
violent.
TvpavviKws, (fr. \ast)kingly, royal-
ty ; tyrannically, haughtily.
TvpavviKiiraros, sup. of rvpavvi-
Kdi.
Tvpavvh* -Wo?, fi, (fr. rvpavvog a
king) empire, government ; sove-
reignty, rule, power, sway ; ty-
ranny, oppression.
TvpavvoKrdvos, -ov, b, >% (fr. next,
and Krelviit to kill) a killer of ty-
rants, regicide.
Tvpavvos, -ov, b, fj, a king, mo-
narch, sovereign ; a ruler, chief.
(567)
prince ; a tyrant. Also the nam*
of a man ; and of a bird. Also
put for rvpavviKdg.
Tvpj8a'^a»,f. -a<rw, p. rcrvpt3aKa, (fr.
next) to raise a tumult, disturb,
agitate, confound. Tup/?a^o/iai,
to disturb or perplex one's self,
be anxious. 2 sin. Tvp(3d%p.
Tvpfirj, -t]i, >), a crowd; tumult,
confusion, uproar, disturbance.
Tvptos, -a, -ov, (fr. Tvpos Tyre)
Tyrian, of Tyre.
TvpoyXvcpog, -ov, b, (fr. rvpdg a
cheese, and yXv<p<a to hollow out)
name ofa mouse. Cheese-nibbler.
Tvpoag, -e<raa, -tv, (fr. next) like a
cheese, made of cheese.
Tvpdg, -ov, b, a cheese.
Tvpos, -ov, fj, Tyre, name ofa city.
Tvpo-is, -ios, Att. -£o)s, ?/, a tower,
fortress, castle; a wall, fortifi-
cation.
Tvpxn,~rjs,f), a fork, prop. See
also vpyv*
Tvpcb, Dor. for rvpov, g. sin. of
rvp6s.
TvpiiSiis, -eos -ovst b, },, (fr. rvpbs *
cheese, ami e78os form) like a
cheese.
Tvcro-01, to supplicate, beg, entreat.
Tvrdbs, -f), -bv, or -ov, b, f/, little,
small, young. Tvrdbv, neut. a
little, somewhat, scarcely, hardly.
Tv<t>dova, a. sin. of Tvtyduv.
Tv<pa6viov, -ov, to, the name of a
place.
Tvtpdwv, -ovos, b, a man's name.
Tvcpi], -nsj f], same as ri^rj, a kind
of grain.
Tv<p9c7n£v, -arc, -iiev, Sync, for
rv(f>8di]Li£v, -£lr)T£, -drjoav, 1 a.
opt. pass, of tvittu).
Tv<pXbs, -fit bv, blind; dark, ob-
scure; deaf.
Tv<pX6r7)s, -rjros, i), (fr. last) blind-
ness.
TvfXovvTat, 3 pi. pres. ind. pass,
cont. of rv<pX6u).
Tv(pXo(p6pos, -ov, b, f), (fr. rvcpXbc
blind, and <ptp<x> to bear) bearing
the blind. An epithet ofa shep-
herd who carries a wallet, -nijpa,
by a pun for nripbs, which sig-
nifies blind, as well as rv<p-
X6s.
Tv(pX6(t) -5, f. -liffU), p. T£TV(pX(j)Kay
-as, -£, (fr. rv<pXbs blind) to
blind.
TvtpXuTTu, (fr. TvcpXbs blind) to be
blind.
Tv(p6p£vos, -v, -ov, (par. pres.
mid. of TV(pu>) smoking.
Tvcpos or Tvcpos, -ov, b, (fr. rvQw to
raise a smoke) smoke ; vanity,
folly, trifling things ; arrogance,
pride, insolence, haughtiness ; in-
fatuation, blindness, stupidity.
Tvtp6u> -w, f. -werto, p. T£rv0a)*a,(fr.
rv(pos smoke) to smoke, raise or
make a smoke ; to infest or an-
noy with smoke ; to puff up with
pride, make vain or insolent.
Tv<p6ouai -ovuai, to be insolent,
proud, be elated with pride; to
become insane, blind, foolish or
stupid, per. pass. ind. rtrv^w-
uai, -cat, -rai' par. rsrw0w//#»
t'os, ->7,-o»'. 1 a. pass. ind. trv
QuiOnv, -rji, -;/• par. Ti0w0£i'$.
Ttf^w, f. ^Oi|w, p. riBv<f>a, to burn
slowly, smouldt,; glow, be hot
kindle, burn, grow warm. Tv<po-
uai, to sued with pride, burn or
be inflamed with desire; to pine,
■• away, fret, consume. 1 a
ind. act. idxiipa.
Tvipuios, a. sin. — Tv<f>uu, d.ofTV
(P<div$, Typhosus, name ofa giant
Tv(f>u)0ii j, -doa, -iv, pur. 1 a. pass
you).
Tv<pd)v, -Cjvos, b, Typhon, name of
a giant Also, aivhirlv:ind,tem-
tiorm.
Ti^wvTkoj, -r), -or, (fr. last) tem-
]>< shunts, Violent, stm /in/.
Tv^wf, -w, 6, Dor. for Tv<p<l>r.
TC x<i, -as, !), Dor. for Tv%n< d. pi
Ti5^£, Ion. for <Vi\'<-, 3 sin. 2 a
ind. act. — Tv^iciv, Port. <<»r
™;£m, 2 a. inf. act. — Ti)*0'* 3
sin. 2 a. opt. act. of rvyxdvu.
Tiix'U ->;?, h, (fr. rvy^oYw to hap-
pen) fortune, rhunce, nrr.vhnt ;
misfortune, mishap ; worldly cir-
cumstunns, coiulitmn, state;
i a ni , i$nn , a. pi. Ti'X'ts.
Td^»), -Tu, i), a woman's nunc.
Tvx'ipoi, -a, -bv, (fr. rij(n fortune)
i/ous, accidental ; lucky,
fortunate.
Tv^npuv, g. pi. of last.
Tvx?is, 2 sin. 2 a. sub. act. — Tv-
v^ffw, 1 f. ind. act. — Tv^aas,
1 a. par. act. of rvyvoYw.
Tirj£0£??, 1 a. par. pass, of rtv^w.
Td^i^oj, -ou, 6, a man's name.
Tivaiui. 2 a. opt. act. — Tu^o?o-a,
Dor. for rvxov<ra,2 a. par. act.
fern, of rvyxdru).
Tu^dv, (neut. of rvxuv, 2 a. par.
act. of same) perhaps, by chance,
casually, accidentally.
Tvxbvri, °« su,» — Tu^o5<rav, sin.
Tt'^oDauj, pi. a. fern, of ruvwv.
Ttf^w, andTuKw, for rtvyw. per.
ind. pass, rirvyuat. pper. tr£-
rvyunv. 1 a. pass. in!. >r •'■ ■ !hjv
par. m^0«'j.
Tu^wi', -oDca,-o»/, (2 a. par. ;;<rt. of
rvyYai'w) having tbtaim
procured; common, mdinury,
vulgar ; accidental, fortuitous.
Ttf^wai, 3 pi. 2 a. sub. act. of
same.
Tud/ats, iEol. for rvipas, 1 a. par.
act. — Tvipdvruv, g. pi. par. 1
a. act. Att. for Tv^druaav, 3 pi.
1 a. impr. act. of tvjttw.
TvibiXn, -ns, r), the wax or dirt of
the ears.
Tv\pev, Ion. for irvipev, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. act. — Tixpov, -dru>, 1 a.
impr. act. — Tv^ovn, Dor. for
rvxpovtri, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
Tvnro).
Tw, Dor. for rov, g. sin. — Tw,
dual of 6, r), t6.
Tw, (d. sin. of same, or put for %>,
d. sin. of oj) with atrlip under-
stood for this reason, where-
fore, therefore ; with rod-try un-
derstood, in this manner, so,
thus ; or how ? how so ? with xp6
TAIv
vw understood, that moment,
then.
Twy' or Tuiyc, n. du. of Syc.
TwyaXpa, -arof, to, Dor. for to
dya\ua.
TwyKiaroa, Dor. for rd dymarpa
pi. of dyKiarpav.
TutOdfa, f. -dau>, to taunt, jibe, pro-
voke, insult, ndiiiile, 9oqft mock,
TutddaSoiaai, Dor. for rwOd^ovaai
n. pi. fern. pres. par. act. of
last.
T«.0aoyioj, -ov, b, (fr. same) mock
iry, ridicule, taunt, jibe, i
Tudavriis, -ov, b, (fr. WU] ■
mocker, senff'tr, tauntir.
TwXytof, Dor. for rov dAytoj, g,
sin. »( dXyoi.
Tu»/i7r/^ovov, Dor. for rbaunixovov
Tw' u&, Dor. for rov cfiov.
Tuii, g, pi. of 6, fi, rd — Tuvyc —
Tdi^£, same with the enclitic.
T&jvrpy, Dor. or Alt. for tw dvrptf),
d. sin. of dvrpov.
Tiopvtov, Dor. or Att. for rb 6p-
viov.
Tw Vo* rovrov, for rd avb rovrov,
afterwards.
Tmpydov, Dor. or Att. for rov Ap-
yclov, g. sin. ofAf»y£«oj.
Tdtporpov, Dor. or Att. for to dpo-
rpov.
Twpxatov, Dor. or Att. for rd ap-
Xa"iov, of old, formerly.
Tws, for oiJrwj, or Dor. for wj.
Twj, Dor. for rovs, a. pi. of b, i/,
r6.
Tuaria, Dor. or Att. for ri ocria,
pi. of oariov.
Twvt', for rd avrd.
TwCWov, Twvrf (f>, Tutiirb, TwOtoC,
Dor. for rou avrov, rtp avrut, rd
avrb, and rov avrov.
Y, t>, upsilon, the twentieth of
the more modern Greek let-
ters, and the first of the five
additional ones. As a nume-
ral character v signifies four
hundred ; with a dot under-
neath, v, four hundred thou-
sand.
TT, the sound made by the nose
when smelling, hu !
Ya8cs, -wv, at, (fr. vu> to rain) the
Hyades, certain stars so called
from the rains which accom-
pany their rising.
'Tatva, ~m, r), (fr. vs a swine) a
hyasna ; a beast and fish ; a
little or young sow.
'Ya/c/^w, f. -raw, (fr. Cw to rain) to
rain.
YaicivBia, -wv, rd, a feast in honour
of Hyacinthus.
YaKiv9ivo(5a(pr)s, -ios-ovi,b,r), (fr.
Idicivdos a hyacinth, and fta<pr) a
dye) hyacinth-coloured.
1568)
'XaicivQtvos, -n, -ov, ofa hyacinth
hyucint/i-colourcd, purplish, blue.
'YdKtvQos,-ov,'o,}iyiicinlltus,\]aiUL
of a boj ; hyacinth or jacinth, a
flower; hyacinth, a pmx>ii
stone ; uool or tlirmd tiyid u tin
blue or hyacinth colour.
'TaMvos,-T),-ov, (fr. next) efgieM.
"YaAoj, or "YfXoj, -ov, >/, glass,
crystal.
YaXovpytlov, -ov, rb, (fr. last, MKJ
ipyov a work) a glass jiiunujm-
tory.
'YaXovpybi, -ov, 6, (fr. same) a
f; lass maker.
'Tdi, -S(]oi, t), sin. of 'YdSti, wh.
'TfidWciv, Dor. and JEo\. for{»7ro
liiiWav, pres. inf. act. of {.«■;-
fidWw.
'Y0hci*i\ -bv, nooked, bent, gib-
bous, mumpedm
'X(ioi\oio, Dor. for Euj3ovAo«o, g. of
Ev(lov\os, Kulndus.
'T(i6<M> -w, f. -waw, (fr. i/Jdj crook-
ed) to bend, bow, curiae.
rY/3p^£jj, 2 sin. pres. ind. act. of
'Tiipifa, f. -Taw, Att. -Yw, p. v/fyi-
*a, (fr. next) /^ act injuriously,
outrage, injure, wrong ; to in-
sult, OWN, (ij/'roiit, treat with
insolence, or contumely, behave
rudely ; to thherurh. 1 a. ind.
act. v"(ipiaa' per. pass. v$piauui%
-eat, -arai' 1 a. pass. ind. vfipio-
Onv, -*is, -*7#par. IfipiaQds. 1 f.
ind. pass.{p/?pta0^ao/irt«, -i/,-trai.
"Y/3pi j,-iof , Alt.-£wf ,»/, injury, hurt,
harm ; wrong, outrage, abuse ;
insult, insolence, affront; ela-
tion, haughtiness, pride, wanton-
ness, violence, debauchery, rape.
KPpioat, inf. — "Yfipwav, ind. 3
pi. 1 a. act. of v(ipt(u).
Xfipioh'tiv, Dor. for vfipi&iv, pres.
inf. act. — 'YfipiaBivras, a. pi. 1
a. par. pass. — "T fipioQi,ariTai,
3 sin. 1 f. ind. pass, of v(lpi£u>.
Yppto-ua, -dros, rb, same as vjipii.
Yj3p«a/i/voy, -n, -ov, (fr. vjipii
pride) haughty, proud; costly.
Yfipiorfis, -ov, and 'Y(ipiorr)p,
-t)pog,b, (fr. u/?ptj pride) \insolent,
proud, haughty ; injurious, de-
spiteful; a debauchee, ruvish-
er.
Y(Jpio-rtKbs,-r),-bv,(fr. same )prone
to injure, injurious; insolent,
outrageous.
YPpiarncws, (fr. last) injuriously,
insolently, proudly, excessively.
Yflpiorpia, -a?, »/, (fr. vfipurrrip an
insolent person, th. vfipis inso-
lence) a proud, reproachful or
injurious woman.
Yfipuua, -dros, rb, and "Yfipuiffts,
-ioi, Att. -£w?, ^,(fr. v/3ds bent) a
bending, curvature, crookedness.
Yyeia, for vyltta.
Yyid^u), f. -aaw, p. tiyi"a*ca, (fr
by iris sound) to make sound,
heal, cure.
Yyja<V£tv,pres.inf.act.— 'Yyiaivng,
2sin.'Yyiatvwai,or-aiv,3pl.pres.
sub. act. — 'Yyiaivovra, -vovras,
-vdvrwv, 'YyiatvovoT}, -vovor,Sj
-vovoi, cases of par. pres. act. of
TAP
'Yytaivw, f. -aVw, (fr. vyifii sound)
to be in health, be well, be sound ;
to be sane or sensible ; to be pure,
sincere or faithful, pres. impr.
act. fiyiaivz, farewell.
'Yyiia, a. sin. of vytfjs.
'YyUia, -as, rj, (fr. vyths sound)
health, soundness.
'Yyuins, g. sin. Ion. of last.
'Yyttivbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. vyif)S sound)
sound in health, hearty; salu-
brious, healthy, healthful. Sup.
vyutvoTares.
'Yyids, a. pi. Att. cont. of vyi/js.
'Yyinpbs, -a, -ov, (fr. next) sound,
whole, wholesome.
'YyifjS, -ios -ovs, b, t], sound , whole,
in health, healthy ; healthful,
wholesome ; right, pure, upright,
■ untainted; true, good, sincere,
incorrupt, a. sin. cont. vyirj.
'Yypd, Ion. 'Yypfi, -Jjs, fj, (fern, of
hypos moist) a watery path, sea.
'Yypaivw, f. -dvw, (fr. same) to
moisten, wet, bedew, water.
'Yypacia, -as, »/, (fr. same) wet-
ness, moisture, water*
'Yyp6(3oXos, -ov, b, >), (fr. same, and
(id\Xd) to throw) moisture-shed-
ding; moist, sprinkled.
'Yypbs, -a, -ov, wet, moist, watery,
liquid, damp, humid, fluid ;
aquatic ; rainy, showery ; fresh,
green ; soft, tender ; pliant, flex-
ible, nimble ; fluent, voluble ; dis-
solute, dissipated.
'Yyporrts, -nros, h, (fr. last) wetness,
moisture, damp, wet ; flexibility,
agility, pliability ; softness, ten-
derness ; humanity, gentleness ;
prodigality, luxury, dissipation.
'Ytart, d. sin. — "Yoaroj, g. sin.
— Yftaci, d. pi. of vSup.
'Ycaris, -Y(5oj, h, (fr. vomp water)
a little water, drop.
tY6ar6cts, -tcca, -cv, (fr. same)
watery, dripping, wet, moist.
'Yi'zi, d. sin. cont. of Wo?.
'YSepos, -ov, 6, (fr. v6wp water)
dropsy.
fT'"f'w, same as Sow.
'Yen;, -(os -ovs, b, ff, (fr. Ww to
sing) skilled in singing or in the
composition of poems, songs or
hymns, a poet ; wise, intelligent,
ingenious, sensible.
'Ytvtu, to nourish.
'Yivov, -ov, to, (for alSvov fr. oitiu
to swell) a ntushroom, truffle.
*Y6os, -tos -ovs, to, (fr. vb> to rain)
water.
'Yipa, -as, fi, (fr. vSwp water) a
water snake, serpent, hydra.
'Ytpaywyiov or -yuov, -ov, to, (fr.
same, and dyw to lead) a lead-
ing or conducting of water, aque-
duct, canal.
'Ytpaywybs, -ov, b, h, (fr. same)
drawing, conveying or pumping
water ; an aqueduct.
'Yi^paivw, f. -avw, (fr. vc~u>p water)
to wash, sprinkle, wet, moisten,
bedew, pour out.
'Y5pa\iTns, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
a A/to to grind) a rvater-miU.
'YcpdXfin, --ns, hi (fr- same, and
aXun brine) salt water.
4C
TET
'YlpavXnst -ov, b, (fr. same, andj
avXiu to play music) a player of
water music, performer on an in-
strument sounded by water.
'Y&paiXis, -ios, Att. -tujf, f], or
'YtpavXiicov, -ov, rb, viz. Spyavov
an instrument, (fr. same) a mu-
sical instrumerit which goes by
water.
'YSptta, -as, hi (fr. vSwp water) a
drawing of water, watering place;
a watering, wetting, moistening,
irrigation.
'YSpuov, Ion. -JjTov, -ov, to, (fr.
same) a pitcher, urn, jar, water
pot ; a cistern, tank.
"Y6pevua, -biros, rd, (fr. next) a
watering.
'Yfytvii), (fr. vSwp water) to moist-
en, wet, bedew; to draw, carry
or bring water ; to drink water.
'Y&pevoueii, f. mid. -evaopai, to
water, go to or give water ; to
draw or fetch water.
"YSpnv, Ion. for vSpav, a. sin. of
vSpa.
'YSpia, -as, hi (fr. vo'wp water) a
vessel to hold water, water pot,
urn, pitcher / a watering or giv-
ing water.
'YoptcKv, -ijs, fj, same as last.
'YtpoicnXia, -as, fj, (fr. vtiup water,
and (07X77 a swelling) a watery
swelling, hydrocele.
'YSpoudovcT), -rjc, fj, (fr. same, and
uf8<a to rule) the name of a frog ;
Mar shruler.
'Yipo-oriu) -d>, f. -fjco), p. -irdrnica,
(fr. same, and itivut to drink) to
drink water, be abstemious, tarn-,
perale.
'Y8poir6T7)s, -ov, 0, (fr. same) a
water drinker.
"YSpos, -ov, b, (fr. vSo)p watec) a
water snake, serpent, hydra.
'YipoQopiu) -Si, (fr. SJwp water, and
<pipu> to carry) to carry viater^
'Y6po<p6pos, -ov, 6, ;/, (fr. same) a
water carrier.
'Y^po-^apis, -ios, b, (fr. v8u>p water,
and xul0u) to rejoice) name of a
frog.
'Yipo-^oos, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
^foj to pour) a waterman; Aqua-
rius, a sign in the zodiac.
'YSpuTTiicds, -h, -bv, (fr. next) drop-
sical.
"Ycow\p, -toiros, 1), (fr. C<5wp water,
and u)\p the face, th. dirropai to
see) the dropsy.
"Y(5w, (perhaps fr. dSo) to sing) to
sing of, celebrate, praise, render
famous ; to speak, say, tell of.
"Y8u)p, vtaros, to, (perhaps fr. vu>
to rain) water.
'Ye, an adverb of threatening, ho !
"Yet, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of {jw.
"Yuos, -a, -ov, (fr. Is a pig) of or
like a pig, hoggish, swinish.
*Yc\os, for vaXos.
"YcaOat, pres. inf. pass, of vu.
'Ycri'^u), f. -tcru), p. viriKa, (fr. verbs
rain, th. vu> to rain) to rain.
'Yinos, -a, -ov, (fr. next) rainy,
showery, wet.
'Yerbs, -ov, b, (fr. vu to rain) a
shower, rain, wet.
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'YtTworaros, -*»> -ov, (sup. fr. last)
very wet, rainy, showery.
'Yrjvda or 'Yrjvla, -as, f}, (fr. vs a
swine) a pigsty ; hoggishnesst
brutishness, greediness; stupidi-
ty, dulness.
"Ytjs, -ov, b, fi, (fr. vu> to rain)
rainy, moistening, refreshing,
balmy. Epithet of Jupiter and
of Bacchus.
'Y0A«i> -w, f. -*/ffw, (fr. next) to
trifle, play the fool, talk idly,
babble.
'YBXbs, -ov, b, trifles, foolishneis,
silliness ; idle talk, babbling, non-
sense ; talkativeness.
Yiaai for vJcri, d. pi. — Yu, n. du.
of vTis-
Y'tia, a. sin. — Ytias, a. pi. —
Ylies, n. pi. of
Yleis, -ios, Att. -fwj, 6, same as
vids.
Yu, d. sin. cont. of
Yti'f, vuos, and cont. Yis, vlos, 6,
same as vJdf.
Yiodccia, -as, f), (fr. vibe a son, and
■S-fVis appointment) adoption.
Ylos, g. sin. cont. of vus .
Yibs, -ov, 0, a son, descendant,
heir ; a disciple, follower ; one of
or among.
Y\6rns, -nros, 6, (fr. last) the being
or right of a son, sonship, adop
tion.
Ytou), f. -wc-u), (fr. same) to adopt.
1 a. ind. act. vlwoa. 1 a. ind.
mid. v'toiadunv, -w, -aro.
Y'luvbs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a grand-
son, a son's son.
YtuxraTo, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of
vlow.
"Yicns or "Ykkvs, -ov, b, and "Ykkij,
-vs, hi a ^m<^ offish.
"YXa, -as, a, Dor. for v\n.
"YXayna, -aros, to, and 'YXnv/iOf,
-ov, b, (fr. iXaai to bark) a bark-
ing, growling, howling.
'YXaioj, -a, -ov, (fr. vX»7 a wood|
of wood, woody, abounding with
woods, wooded, luxuriant with
trees, planted ; of matter, mate
rial, corporeal.
'YXaKfi, -Tis, hi (fr- vXdia to bark)
a barking, growling, hou'.ing.
'YXaKT(o) -H, f. -i7cw, same as
'YArfw, f. -d<ru), to bark.
"Y\n, -ns, hi matter, materials,
wood, timber ; sticks, fuel ; wood,
forest, thicket, copse ; foody
victuals ; dregs, fdlh, dirt.
'YX/icis, -tcaa, -cv, (fr. last) woodyt
wooded ; shady, shaded.
'YXnKo7rai, n. pi. of
'YXvKoirrjs, -ov, b, (fr. v\n the
wood, and ko'itv a bed) steeping
in the woods or forest.
'YXnrofios, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
Tifivia to cut) a wood cutter, fel-
ler of timber.
"YXiai, -u»v, ai, (fr. CX^ dregs) par-
ing or scraping of skins or hidest
dirt, dregs, filth.
'YXopavim -w, (fr. vX>7 wood, and
paivopai to rage) to grow wildly,
spread the branches, shoot out
largely.
'YXoTouiw -w, f. ->/<rw» (fr. same.
TMN
and rifivu to cut) to fell timber,
cut doum trees.
'YXorduos, -ov, b, >', (fr. same)
wood-cutting, felling. Subs, a
u nod-cutler.
'YXotpdyoto, g. sin. Ion. of
'YXoQdyos, -ov, 6, f), (fr. vXn wood,
and <pdyij to eat) who feeds or
lives in the woods.
'Y\o%aip{io -£>, (fr. same, and %al-
pu> to rejoice) to snoot Jorth
branches, luxuriate.
'TAtuJ-c, -cos -ovs, b, f), (fr. vXn
wood) woody, wooded, shady,
full of branches and leaves, lux-
uriant ; muddy, full of lees or
dregs.
'Yutus, Ion. for 'Yuas, a. pi. —
'Yuis, Dor. for'Yvusi n. pi. ofo-u.
'Yuivatos, -ov, 6, (fr. 'Ypf/v Hy-
men) Hymen the god of mar-
riage ; the nuptial song ; nuptial
riles, marriage. 6, //, hymeneal,
nuptial; Hymenceus, a man's
name.
'Yucvat6u>-u>, (fr. last) to solemnize
a marriage, marry, wed; to sing
the nuptial song.
'Yfiirtpos, -a, -ov, (fr. ducts n. pi.
of av thou) yours, your.
'Yuiotv, Ion. for buuv, g. pi. of ov.
'Yu^v, -ivos, b, a thin membrane,
skin, peel, pellicle; Hymen the
god of marriage • the marriage
song.
'Yu))v for vuiTtpav, a. sin. fern, of
bucrcpos.
*Ypuas — *Yuue and "Yuucs —
'Yuut and "Yuuiv, JEo\. for
buds, a. buctSf n. and bpfiv, d.
pi. of or.
'Yuvdoat, Dor. for vuvfjoai., 1 a.
inf. act. — 'Yuvtiovoat, Poet.^=r
'Yuvihoat, Dor. for buviovoat, x\.
pi. fern. pres. par. act. — 'Yu-
vioucs, Dor. for buvioucv, I pi.
pres. ind. act. — 'Yuvcvot, Dor.
for vuvolat, 3 pi. pres. ind. act.
cont. of
*Yuviu) -u>, f. -rjffu), p. -nKa, (fr.
fyivoj a hymn, th. 'vita to cele-
brate) to celebrate in songs, sing
hymns or praises ; to sing or
recite a hymn, chant ; to praise,
extol, commend ; to lampoon,
vilify, defame ; to accuse, re-
proach, revile; to lament, be-
wail, impf. ind. act. vuvcov -ovv,
1 a. act. ind. vuvrjoa' par. vuvrj-
cas, n. pi. buvfioavrts-
'Yttvrjots, -tos, Att. -etas, rj, (fr
last) a song of praise, celebration
of praise, a hymn.
'Yuvnrrip, -T;pos, and 'Yuvtjttisi -ov
b, (fr. same) a singer of praise
extoller, praiser.
'Yuvnrds, -f), -bv, (fr. same) cele-
brated, praised, renowned, fa-
mous, praiseworthy, to be prais-
ed.
'YuvoXoyiw -u>, (fr. tiuvos a hymn,
and Xiyu to speak) to sing or
recite a hymn; to celebrate in
song.
TpvoXoyla, -as, ft, (fr. same) a
singing or reciting of hymns,
prwe.
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Yuvos,-ov, b, (fr. Sow to celebrate)
a hymn, song of praise.
Yuvovv, impf. ind. act. cont. —
Yuvovat, 8 pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. oibuviu.
Yuvy, d. sin. of Zuvos-
Yuvy&iw, (fr. C/ivof a hymn, and
qou to sing) to sing a hymn,
chant, sing praises; to deliver
oracles.
Yuvyo'ds, -ov, b, h, (fr. same) sing-
ing hymns, musical.
Yu&v, g. pi. of ov.
"Yv, E«V, '"Iv, Hcb. indecl. a hin, a
kind of measure.
Yrjj and 'Yvvts, -tos, Att. -cus,!/,
a ploughshare.
Yvvos, -ov, b, a horse, colt, nag,
palfrey.
Yd j, g. sin. of vs.
Yooicvauos, -ov, b, (fr. vs a swine,
and xiiauos a bean) henbane.
Yo<pop(3bs, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
<ptpfiu> to feed) a svxne-lurd.
YnayavaKTiu) -S>, (fr. bird secretly
and ayavaxriw to be enraged) to
be secretly angry, be piqued, bear
a grudge.
YnayycXiovoa, Ion. for bvayyc-
Xovoa, 2 f. par. act. fern, of
YrrayyiXXu, (fr. v-nb secretly, and
ayyiXXm to bring a message) to
announce privately, tell secretly.
'Ynayc, 'Yudycrc, 2 sin. and pi.
pres. impr. act. — 'Y-adyctv, inf.
— 'Yndycts, -yet, 2 and 3 sin.
pres. ind. act. — 'Y7rayj/, 3 sin.
-yrjrc, 2 pi. pres. sub. act. of
litdyo).
YnaytcdXtoua, -aros, rb, (fr. Inb
under, and ayKaXn the arm) tlte
object embraced, a delight, be
loved object.
YirayKujviov, -ov, rb, (fr. same
and ayKuv the elbow) a pillow,
cushion.
Yirdyovras, a. -yovrcs, n. pi. par,
pres. act. of bitdyto.
Ytrayopcvrios, -a, -ov, (fr. next)
to be spoken, answered, dictated
&c. according to the verb.
Yirayopcio), f. -cvou, p. bnrty6piv-
Ka, (fr. uiro* again, and ayoptvw
to speak, th. ayo^d the market)
to reply, answer; to intimate,
suggest, dictate ; to remind, bring
to remembrance ; to name, call,
say, tell; to persuade, exhort,
encourage ; to interpret, explain,
expound.
Yndyti), f. bndfa, p. bnrj^a, (fr.
bird secretly, and dyta to lead)
to draw away, withdraw, remove,
steal away; to draw, place or
put under ; to subdue, make sub-
ject; to bring to judgment, ac-
cuse, charge, blame ; to draw on,
entice, decoy, allure ; to force,
compel ; to depart, go away, re-
tire, withdraw, recede; to pro-
ceed, go ; to come up with, over,
take. 'Yndyouat, to mike sub-
ject to myself; to attract, invite ; \
to suggest, hint, intimate ; to de-
part from life, die.
'Ynaytuyfi, -ijs, h> (fr- bast) a with-
drawing, removal ; subjection,
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submission, reduction ; a retreat,
dcjuirture ; seduction, allure-
ment enticement.
Yiru\, Poet, for bir6.
'Y-rratOa, (fr. last, and iBvc straight)
Injure, forward, stratgldly, di-
rectly ; slantingly, to one side.
"YiratOpos, and 'YiruiOpios, -ov, b,
f), (fr. tiro" under, and aidpa the
air) in the open air, uncovered,
exposed.
'Yvratpiouat, Poet, for vtpatptouai,
mid. of vajtupio).
'Ynnipu, (fr. biro under, and alpu
to take) to take from under,
supplant ; to overcome, sub-
due.
'Ynaloous, f. -fa, (fr. bird 6ecretly,
and (uooo) to rush) to rush for-
ward unawares or unexpected,
creep from under, dart from
umhr. 1 a. par. act. lnatfas}
-aoa, -av.
'Y-nulrtov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) fault,
blame, error, crime, guilt.
'Yiralrtos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. bird under,
and alrta blame) blameable,
faulty, culpable, liable to punish-
ment.
'YiraKofi, -rjSj »/> (fr* vnaKoviii to
obey) obedience, submission.
'Yitdnotoov, Dor. for brraKovoov, 1
a. impr. act. — 'Ynaicotoo), Dor.
for vnaKovou, 1 f. ind. act. of
biraKovu).
'Yrr(iKovti), f. -oiiou), p, {iir/jKovKa,
(fr. (d-d under, and ukovw to
hear) to hearken, listen, attend
to ; to reply, answer ; to obey,
comply with, yield to, submit.
impC ind. act. vnrJKovov. 1 a.
act. ind. vm>)icovoa' inf. Ivaieov-
oat.
'Y-nti\i{>aodai, 1 a. inf. mid. —
'Y*a\tvco, Ion. for -\cvov, pres.
impr. mid. of
'YTtaXctiount, (fr. vnb under, and
aXcvu), Poet, for aXiu to shun)
to escape, avoid, shun by stoop>
ing.
'YnaXXSyrj, -rjs, f/, (fr. next) a
change, exchange, substitution;
Hypallage, a figure in grammar.
'YtTaXXdoobi or -rrtu, (fr. bird un-
der, and aXXdaoo) to change) lb
change, exchange, substitute.
'YraXvfa, 1 a. inf. act. of bna-
XxiOKOi.
'YrdXv^ts, -tos, Att. -etas, hi (fr-
next) a means of escape, sub-
terfuge, shift ; fight, evasion,
escape.
'YkoXvoko), f. -fa, (fr. inrd under,
and aXioxtt), same as aXiio to
shun) to shun, escape, avoid.
'Y7»7H<fl;^wp/w -<3, (fr. same, ava
back, and ^wp/u to go) to with-
draw privately, flee secretly.
'YirdvSpos, -ov, b, t), (fr. same, and
dvnp a man) under the power of
a man, subject to a husband,
. married.
'Yiraviornui, (fr. same, avd up, and
lornui to stand) to rise up from,
or in consequence of, swell after.
'Yiravicrauat, to rise up through
respect, rise from one's seat,
tiia
wise. 2 a. ind. act. biravitrrriv,
-nj, -17.
Yiravlaraao, pres. impr. mid. of
last.
'YiravTdut -5, t. -fjoh), p. virrjvrnKa,
(fr. bird intens. and avrdd) to
meet) to meet with, come in the
way, happen upon; to encoun-
ter, run against ; to concur,
agree with. 1 a. ind. act. h-xrjv-
rtjaa.
Yirdvrnais, -to?, Att. -cuts, and
'Yiravrti, -f\s, %, (fr« same) a
meeting, a. birdvrrjciv.
'Yiravrid^aioa, JEoi. for biravridaa-
<ra, n. fern. 1 a. par. act. —
'Yiravrtdaai, 1 a. inf. act. of
Yiravridu) -&, and -a'£w, f. -aau),
(fr. v7ro under, and avnaw or av-
rau» to meet) to go out to meet,
meet; to run against, encoun-
ter, engage; to recompense, re-
*YnavTpo$, -ov, b, $, (fr. bird un-
der, and dvroov a cave) being or
living in caves.
'Yvdirrtiv, Ion. for b<f>dirT£iv.
"Yirap, rd, indecl. a true vision,
reality.
'Yirapyuiva, Ion. for brrnpyuiva, pi.
neut. per. par. pass, of birdp-
'Yirdpyvpoq, -ov, b, 1% (fr. bird under,
and dpyvpov silver) mixed with
silver, containing silver ; obtain-
ed by silver, venal, mercenary.
'Ytrapvog and 'Yirdppnvos, -ov, >/,
(fr. same, and dpi a lamb) a
sheep in lamb, or having a lamb,
giving milk.
'YndpZai, 1 a. inf. act. of birdpxu-
"Yirap^is, -tos, Att. -ewf, >/, (fr.
vTrJpx<j) to be) existence, being;
substance, matter, subject, thing ;
subsistence, goods, property.
'Ynapndfyiv, Ion. for b$apird£civ,
pres. inf. act. of b<papicd£u).
'Yndpxu, 3 sin. ind. — 'Yirdpxtiv,
inf. pres. act. — 'Yitdpx*v, Dor.
for vwrjpxtv, 3 sin. impf. ind.
act. of {i7raflyw.
'Yirapxri, -rjs, >>, (fr. bvapx^i to be)
a beginning, origin, commence-
ment ; a favour, grace, kind-
ness.
'Yndpxovra, -xovras, -xovrtq,
•X0VT°Si cases of birdpx^v.
'Yirdpxovra, -v>v, rd, (neut. pi.
pres. par. act. of birdpxu to be)
goods, wealth, means, subsistence.
"Ynapxos, -ov, b, (fr. bird under,
and apxfj rule) a lieutenant, su-
bordinate ruler, viceroy ; a go-
vernor, ruler, chief. Also, the
name of a river.
'Yirapxov<r>is, g. sin. fern. pres. par.
act. — 'Yicdpxovai, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. of birdpx^- Or, 'T7r<zp-
Xovtri or -<rtv,d. pi. ofbirdpxovra.
'Yvdpx.u, f. virdpfa, p. birrtpxa, (fr.
frro under, and apxh the begin-
ning) to make a beginning, be-
gin, commence; to cause, make
to be ; to exist from the begin-
ning ; to be first, to do or say
any thing before another, antici-
pate ; to be, exist, subsist, be pre-
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sent ; to avail, contribute ; to be
supplied, a/forded; to side with,
befriend, assist, aid ; to happen,
befull, belong to, be incumbent on
or necessary. 1 a. ind. act.
hxnpl-a.
'Yirdpxwv, par. pres. act. — 'Yirdp-
X^oi, 3 pi. pres. sub. act. of
last.
'Yiracirilia, (fr. next) undtr a
shield, covered with a shield.
'YiraonlStos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. bird un-
der, and ao-iris a shield) covered
with a shield, protected, guarded.
Yiracirifo, (fr. same) to proceed
hidden under a shield, fight pro-
tected with a shield ; to be an
armour or shield- bearer ; to pro-
tect, defend ; to depend on, be
tinder the patronage or protection
of another.
YiracTTiffrris, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
body-guard, life-guard, satel-
lite.
Yirdrela, -as, ft, (fr. next) the con-
sulship.
Yirarevw, (fr. tiraros supreme) to
be a consul.
YirdrtKog, -n, -ov, (fr. next) con-
sular.
Yrraros, -n, -ov, (cont.fr. viripra-
roii sup. of Imp above) supreme,
highest ; honourable, chief; low-
est, deep, profound ; any ruler,
having the supreme command.
Subs, a consul.
Yiravxfvl0v> -°vi t^j (fr. vtto under,
and avx^v the neck) a pillow.
Yiridai, Ion. for V7r£i«rt,3 pi. pres.
ind. act. of Knapi.
YirifiaXov, -£f, -£, 2 a. ind. act. of
i>»»/3aA>a>.
YirtfiXiirovro, 3 pi. impf. mid. of
{iTOjSX/iro/iai.
Yiriyyvos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. bird under,
and iyyvos a bail) under apledge,
in pawn, pawned ; forfeited, sub-
ject, liable to.
Yvihb'tiaav, Poet, for biriSetaav, 3
pi. 1 a. ind. act. — 'YmStiSioav,
Sync, for bmSuSUtoav, 3 pi.
pper. mid. of birvSei6d».
YiriSet^a, -as, -e or -tv, 1 a. ind.
act. of biroSeUvvut.
YueSe^d/jinv, -u, -aro, I a. ind.
mid. of viro6ix°htai'
YiriScKTo, Dor. or Poet. Sync, for
vircSihicTo, 3 sin. pper. pass. —
'Yirthi^aro, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid.
of vtro&('xotial'
YiriBnKav, 3 pi. 1 a. act— 'YireQfi-
icaro, 3 sin. 1 a. mid. of birori-
Onui.
Yiritiu), (fr. bird under, and ciS<a to
see) to suspect.
YirdKtrt, 2 pi. pres. impr. of
YirdKw, (fr. biro under, and siku to
yield ) to obey, yield, submit to ;
to give way, concede, humour ; to
remit.
Yireifti, (fr. same, and tipl to be)
to be under, at the bottom ; to
attend or accompany secretly ; to
hide, lie concealed ; to be present,
at hand ; to project, jut or stand
out. impf. ind. birriv, 3 pi. br^-
ffil'.
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'Yntlvai, Ion. for b<f>t?vai,2 a. in£
act. of {)0l>;/i(.
'Ymi^ouat, 1 f. ind. mid. of bird*
KU.
'Yntiptxov, Metath. for bittptixovi
impf. act. — Y*upix°t> Pr«. for
vireoixot, 3 sin, pres. opt. act.
of vircpix^'
'Yirtipoxoi, Ion. and Poet, for
biripox?$.
'Yirchavres, n. pi. 1 a. par. act.
of birtiti), Ion. for bcpirj/ii.
'Yrrdacifjii, (fr. bird under, ci{ into,
and tlfti to go) to steal in.
'Yi:tK8fwvTai, Ion. for birtudCovTai,
3 pi. 2 a. sub. mid. of bireicri8n~
fit.
'YiriKKtipai, (fr. bird secretly, «
from, and ictipai to lie) to lie
beneath, be concealed ; be smug-
gled or carried out privily, be ex-
posed secretly.
'YircKKopi^w, {fr. same, and KOfiifa
to carry) to carry away or re-
move secretly ; t& remove beyond
reach, put into safety. 'Yire^eKc-
uioavTo, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. mid.
'Yireiciriuirw, (fr. same, and ireuira)
to send) to send away privately ;
to convey secretly.
'YirtKirpoBti, 3' sin. pres. ind. act.
cont. of
'YircKirpodiot -5, f. -rjow, (fr. bird in-
tens. e/c from, irpb before, and
■&fw to run) to run far before t
outrun, outstrip.
'YircKirpo6evyw, (fr. same, and 0£t5-
yw to flee) to fiee secretly, escape.
'YireKirpoipvyn, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. act.
of last.
'YrtxrWrjui, (fr. bird secretly, «
from, and riBnyn to put) to de-
posite secretly ; to carry off pri-
vily ; to expose secretly ; to un-
load, land.
'YircKQipw, (fr. same, and <pipu> to
carry) to carry away secretly ;
to withdraw from danger, re-
move into safety.
'YirtK<ptvyovri>y Dor. for bvtK<ptv-
yovai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. —
YirtK(pvy£rJon. for bircl-itpvys, 3
sin. 2 a. ind. act. of
'YiT£K<ptvy<j>, (fr. bird secretly, tx
from, and tpevyoi to flee) to fiee
away secretly, escape, run a-
way.
'YircKx<*pf<>> "W, (fr. same, and x&"
piu> to depart) to depart secretly,
retire, withdraw, remove prim
vily.
'Yiri\8tJov, -£?, -£ or -<v, 2 a. ind.
act. of biro\apPdvb).
'Yirc\ti<pdnv, 1 a. ind. pass, of biro-
\tiiro).
'YirAtyBneav, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass,
of biro\a\t(idv<i).
'Yire^veao, Ion. for v7r£X<5<rw,2 sin.
1 a. ind. mid. of biroXvw.
'Yircficivare, -ucivav, 2 and 3 pi. —
'Yirifitivtv, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act.
— 'Yni/jLevov, -£?, -for -ev, impC
act. of birofiivu).
'YirtfjiVTJuvKe for birfjnvKt,3 sin. per.
ind. act. of birtjuiaj.
'Yirtuvficdnv, -nSi-'N 1 a« mc** Pa6*
of broftiyivfjiKU) or bxoiivdv.
YIIE
Yvtvavrlos, -a, -<»•, ( fr. I nb under,
-r-d iiuvrios contrary, th. avri
against) adverse, contrary, oppo-
site, opposed, hostile.
Yirevavrius, (fr. last) in opposition,
directly contrary,
Yrcv£i6ufti, (fr. bwb under, cv in,
and 6i6u>fii to give) to give in to,
yield, concede.
YntviyKw, obs. for which see Ino-
tiipw, 2 a. inf. act. bntveyicuv.
Yrivepdc and -dcv, (fr. ind under,
and ivipde beneath) under, un-
derneath, beneath, below ; from
beneath or below.
Yrtv6ow, 1 sin. or 3 pi. cont.
impf. act. of vrovoiu.
'Ynt^aiptais, -<oy, Att. -twj, !j, (fr.
next) a taking away, removal
from beneath.
"XirtZaipiw -u, f. -ijau, (fr. bvb se-
cretly, *f from, and aipiu to
take) to take away or out pri-
vately, subtract, witlidraw ; to
deprive, rob, withhold ; to remove,
put away, avtrt.
'Yirtfu/puj, f. -Sou, p. virc^fipKa, (fr.
same, and aipu to take) to take
out or away, draw out, pump
out, drain ; to take away se-
cretly, withilraw, remove ; to
exhaust, spend, make away
with.
'Yxel-aXvoKm, f. -(<i), (fr. same, and
a\v<TKu> to shun) to flee away
privately, shun, avoid, escape.
'YrtZavdc'vpi or -6vu, (fr. vrb un-
der, f\ from, ava up, and ^iioi lo
enter) to emerge, rise or spring
up from, come forth.
Ynei-avddvs, pres. or 2 a. par. act.
of last.
'Yizil-Eifii, (fr. vitb under, t£ from,
and uui to go) to run against
another, engage, encounter, make
an attack, charge; to -gome or
enter into one's presence ; to go
out, go forth, proceed ; to steal
away or out, escape, fiet.
'Yrt^eipvu), (fr. same, and ctpvw for
epvu) to draw) to withdraw, re-
move, take away, rescue.
'Ynt^cXduv, 2 a. inf. act. — 'Yirt-
^ipytoQai, pres. inf. of
'Yitt(ipxojiat, (fr. vi:b secretly, t£
from, and ip%opai to go) to go
out privately, steal away, with-
draw, retire ; to punish, avenge,
take vengeance.
'Y-ni^tax^ % sin. 2 a. ind. act. of
vm^ix**'
'Yne^i<pepov, -ec, -£, impf. act. of
•VSKTOMfe
'Yirc^xoi, (fr. h-rb secretly, e%
from, and f^w to be) to with-
draw, retire, steal away, flee,
make off.
'Yvt^'taav, for viri^icav, 3 pi. impf.
act. of vni^eiui, to retire.
'Yirtt-tjXvt-e, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
vire^aXvaKU}.
'Yirr^ovaiog, -ov, b, »;, (fr. virb un-
der, and tl-ovcia power) under
the direction or power of; under
age, not his own master.
'YitirXtvaayiiVf I pi. 1 a. ind. act.
of &tottX*».
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'Yirip, Poet. 'Y-rtip, a preposition
governing the g. ana a. cases,
hs general signification is over,
above, upon, on ; with a g.
only, beyond ; for, on account of,
in defence, on the behalf or for
the sake of ; instead of, in place
of; of, about, concerning ; ac-
cording to ; through, by means
of; in the name of, by ; with
an a. only, above, beyond, up-
wards of, more than ; besides,
except, on the farther side, con-
trary. In compos, intensive ;
over, beyond, superior, before ;
for, in favour of, on the part
of.
'Yiripa, -as, ;;, the rope which ma-
naged the sail yards], a brace.
'Yiripdyav, (fr. vrip beyond, and
dyav much) very, very much,
exceedingly.
'Ympay<i-zdo> -w, (fr. lirip intcns.
and ayarduj to love) to love very
much, doat on.
'Yirtpaydvrwc, (fr. next) excellent-
ly, »""V, very much.
'Yirepdyii), (fr. inip intens. and dyu)
to esteem) to excel, surpass.
'Yntpaii, cont. viripatl, d. sin. of
'Yirtpdriii -ioc -ov;, b, f), (fr. virip
above, and du to blow) blowing
from above, very violent, boiste-
rous.
'Yneoaderiu -w, (fr. Imp beyond,
and aderiw to despise) to despise
much, slight, contemn.
'Yircpaivtrbs, -r), -bv, (fr. same, and
aivirbs praiseworthy, th. aivoj
praise) very praiseworthy, excel-
lent.
'Yircpaipdftcvos, -rj, -ov, par. pres.
pass, of
'Yrsepaiput, f. Irrcptfoui, p. virtp^pica,
(fr. virip beyond, and aipw to
raise) to raise, lift or elevate
above ; to pass out of bounds,
exceed, overflow ; to overtop,
tower above; to surpass, over-
come, excel ; to fly or soar above,
pass over. 'Y-ztpaipopai, to exalt,
or extol one's self, be proud or
conceited. 1 a. ind. act vwepjjpa.
1 a. pass. ind. bircpfipOnV inf.
viripap6rjvai.
'YirtpaipuyLai, pres. sub. pass, of
last.
'YTT{paioxpos,-ov, b, fi, (fr. virip be-
yond, and aiaxpbs shameful)
very shameful, very disgraceful,
base.
'Ynipaicixos, -ov, b, >', (fr. same, and
aKufi the bloom of youth) having
passed the bloom or vigour of age,
advanced in age.
'YirtpaKpioc, -ov, b, ff, (fr. victo up-
on, and dicpos high) living in the
mountains or in a mountainous
country.
'YiupaXyiui -u, (fr. bvep intens.
and dXyos grief) to grieve very
much ; to dread.
'YmpdXXouai, (fr. vwep beyond,
and aWofiai to leap) to leap or
jump over or beyond ; to overleap,
excel, surpass.
fYw/paX>os, -ov, o, f/, (fr. same, and
(372)
inn
dXXos another) above otiurs, sur
passing, illustrious.
'YitepdXfitvov, Sync, for {»rpaXX<5-
ftcvov, a. sin. pres. par. mid. of
bxtp&XXopai.
'Yirepdvdpunros, -ov, b, tj, (fr. [-rip
beyond, and dvdpwwoc a man)
superhuman, beyond mortal.
'Y-mpat'TXof, -ov, b, //, (fr. same,
and avrXfia to pump) excessive,
overflowing ; overflowed, deluged,
sunk.
'YirtpSvw, and 'YircpdvwOtv, (fir.
lirip beyond, and a'»w upwards)
up above, far above, overhead.
'YtrtocrrroXoyioftai, (fr. hirip intens.
a-nb from, and X/yi to speak)
to speuk in favour of, plead in
behalf of , excuse, apologize, pres.
inf. mid. cont. birtpairoXoytloQai.
'Yntpapdijvai, 1 a. inf. pass, of
incpuipu).
'YrrtpapbwCfu -d>, (fr. vrrip intens.
and apbtiic'i'w to fear) to fear very
much, dread ; to fear for.
'Yiripapoif, -toi, Att. -twj, >$, (fr.
vnep above, and alpta to raise)
a lifting up above ; overflowing,
inundation.
'Yircpdpx^, (fr. same, and dpxw to
command) to predominate, pre-
viil.
'Yncpaa-ri^ti), (fr. lirip under, and
oottU a shield) to protect, shield,
defend.
'Yirtpacmvfibs, -ov, b, (fi. same)
defence, protection, guard.
'Yirepaoirtarfip, ~rjpof, and 'YTTtpaer-
irt<rrf)i, -ov, b, (fr. same) a de-
fender, guardian, protector.
'TwcpaffirTw, Att. for vncpacziate, 1
f. ind. act. of bvepacrifa.
'Yirtpav£a'vu, f. brrcpav^ijau), (fr.
inrtp beyond, and avj-dvu) to in-
crease) to increase much, flou-
rish ; grow greatly, overspread.
3 sin. vrtpav^dvu.
'Yiripavxps, -ov, b, //, (fr. v~ip in-
tens. and av^/w to boast) boast-
ing, arrogant, vain.
'Yvcpdcjavoi, -w, 6, f], Dor. for
inrepjjepavoc.
'YTTtpaxQris, -«j -ovi, 6, fi, (fr. v-rip
beyond, and dx^os a weight)
overloaded, oppressed, burdened.
'rirepaxpo/jtat, (fr. same) to grieve
exceedingly ; to be very angry or
displeased.
'Yirepfiaivu), f. mid. -|3)/ffo//ari, p.
-(tiPnica, (fr. bwep beyond, and
0aivu> to go) to pass, cross or go
over; lo mount, scoie, climb ; to
carry over, transfer, remove ; to
surmount, surpass, exceed, tran-
scend, excel ; to pass by, omit ;
to transgress, violate, pres. inf.
act. vntpjSaivttv. 2 a. ind. act.
virepii5nv, -»/Si -rj.
'YrtpflaXieiv, Ion. for virtp^dXeiv,
2 a. inf. act. — 'Yirtp(idXXn, 3
sin. pres. sub. act. of vvzplidXXw.
'Y-ripPaXXov, neut. — 'YireppaXXov-
ra, -Xowav, a. mas. and fem.
par. pres. act. of virtp0aXXu>.
'YirtpPaXXtvruc, (fr. next) very,
excessively, extremely, immode
ratdy, exceedingly.
TIIE
TrcjtSdWid, f. -aXk.
(fr. brio beyond, and 3a>Aw to
throw) to 'tArw pas/, orer or
beyond ; to pass by or over, cross ;
to surpass, exceed, excel, outdo,
outstrip ; to run over, overflow,
inundate ; to value above, prize
higher, bid more ; to put off, do-
lay, defer.
*Twtffioxria, -as Ion. -ns, {,, (fr.
next) a passing by, omission, con-
tempt; transgression, violation,
breach.
:3iS, -ios, Att. -«*?, fi, (fr.
D€_vond, and fiaivw to go)
a passing by, over or beyond,
passage ; excellence, preeminence,
superiority ; transgression, vio-
lation, breach ; Hyperbasis, a
rhetorical figure, a sudden tran-
sition*
*Y«p#«rD», -ov, rd, (fr. same) a
figure in rhetoric, Hyperbaton,
'Yrto&aTis, -*, -iv, (fr- same) sur-
passing, excellent, preeminent ;
easy to pass over, passable, forda-
bU,
'Yxtpfifrn, Att. for IxepSTj, 3 sin.
2 a. sub. act. — 'YrroJriai, 2 a.
inf. act. — ': OB. 2 a.
sub. act. of irw.Sairu.
~s, -ov, b, i), (fr. v-xeo be-
yond, and l&a force) violent, fu-
rious, vehement, very strong ; in-
solent, proud, haughty.
-,-, (fr. last)
proudly, haughtily, insolently ;
beyond one's ability, or power.
'Ttrtf^oXSinv, (fr. nest) beyond
measure, very much, exceeding-
ly, excessively.
'Xrtf0o>fi, -ijs, t), (fr. hrep beyond,
and j3oAA(i> to throw) surplus-
age, overplus; exuberance, ex-
cess, abundance ; a height, emi-
nence, summit ; a passage over
or across ; magnitude, greatness;
excellence, preeminence ; exag-
ec-zii-yi. tstraiagr. :ce : H,:-'-
bole, a figure in rhetoric Ka0'
vxto0o\fn>r exceedingly. Kad'
;X^v eic vstp3oXf[v, from
excess to excess, excessively.
'YxtefiaXia, -as, ij, (fr. same) ex-
cess, extravagance, exaggeration.
YxeoJoliKos.- rue) ex-
cessive, extravagant, exceeding.
too much, beyond measure or be-
lief, hyperbolical, exaggerating,
czos, -oe, b, '/, (fr. ixtp be-
: { the north
wind) beyond the north wind,
boisterous, violent ; living at or
beyond the north.
'Yxtpyd^ouai, (fr. vxb secretly, and
," j.a.1 to work) to act or do
secretly ; to undermine, urork un-
der, subdue.
'XTtpyijpuT, -oyTos, b, i,, (fr. i-rip
over, and yrjpas old age) very
old, aged.
tvs, -eta, -v, (fr. v-rep be-
yond, and lads hairy) very
hairy, rough, shaggy, a. sin.
- ' zarv.
TT^jiw, Sync, for imtfk
*n. of
TnE
'Yxepccf/s, -ios -ovs, b, ft, (fr. ixtp
beyond, and cdci» to fear) above
/ear, fearless, courageous, brave ;
very timid, fearful, timorous.
'Ts-fflca'cw, f. -data, (fr. same) to
fear exceedingly ; to fear much.
ioj, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
cinos terrible) very dreadful,
terrible, awful, horrible ; severe,
cruel.
'Yrtpli^ios, -ov, b, >% (fr. same, and
CE^ios right handed) superior, ad-
vantageous.
■.rdvouai, f. -evovftai, (fr.
irio intens. cia on account of,
and run* to stretch) to contend
eagerly, strive obstinately.
'YxepiiKd^v, (fr. same, and £ikJ%u
to' go to law, th. iiKti justice)
to plead -for, contend for, de-
fend.
rY-r:oc'i)ci<j) -«, f. -fjcm, (fr. same,
and cixn justice) to plead for,
defend.
'TxipftKos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same) ten/
Just, strictly right, severely just ;
avenging, punishing.
iuouev, 1 pi. 2 a. ind. act.
of i-xeprpi^u).
'Yxtpfwauodt -<D, f. -wow, (fr. v-ep
beyond, and immpu to be able)
to overpower, prevail over.
YxtotQipnv, -o~o, -to, 2 a. ind. mid.
of ixepridnfit.
Yrsoucu), f. mid. -doouai, (fr. virin
beyond, and dm* to see) to over-
look, urink at, connive at. 2 a.
act. ind. vxepsltav, and vxipi-
lov par. vrrcpiciiv.
Yxtpd'u), (fr. vtt-o under, and tod-
c"o» to prop) to support, under-
prop, strengthen, makefrm. 1 a.
inf. act. v-tptloai.
Y-iotiGua, -aros, to, (fir. last) a
prop, support ; maintenance.
U'\>, (fr. v-eo beyond, ik
from, and 0X<£m to trickle) to
stream out, burst forth, gush out ;
to superabound.
.-.oz, -77, -o, (fr. same, and
ckeivos that) remote, distant.
YxtpeKTTipiccov, (fr. virep beyond,
« from, and xeoiccbs superflu-
ous) very exceedingly, supera-
bundantly ; eagerly, earnestly.
':' - rrtihm. (fr. i-(o bevond, «
from, and rdEw to stretch) to
stretch out beyond, exceed bounds.
Y-zroiKTivb), (fr. same, and raw or
riu to pay) to pay for.
Y-£ofKTtat$, -ios, Art. -eus, $, (fr.
same) a paying for, payment :
disbursement, expense, charges.
\iu)-u, (fr. vireo beyond, «
from, and ^ew to pour) to pour
out abundantly or over ; to over-
flow, impf. act. Ixtpt^t^cov.
Y-zotxxyvw, f. vxepeK^vffj), p. l-c-
peKKt^yKa, (fr. same, and ^vyu,
same as th. ^eu to pour) same
as last. 'Yictparxyvouai, to run
over, overflow.
Y-tofK^yots, -ios, Att. -£«j, ft, (fr.
same, and ^ew to pour) an over-
flow.
'YrepeXdtiv, 2 a. par. act. of bxt-
™°>ai- (578)
rnE
'Yxipf 1 lo$o s, -ov, b, ft, (fr. virit
above, tv in, anil co^a glory) very
glorious, illustrious, resplendent,
'YxtptvTvy-^avia, (fr. same, and
Tvyxdvu) to obtain) to intercede
for, mediate.
'Ytrtpii-ei, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. of
'Yxtpe&cvGdutOa, 1 pi. 1 C ind.
mid. of.
rYirtpd-ip%oiiat, (fr. virep beyond, tx
from, and ip^o fiat to go) to go
beyond, pass over ; to go out of
the way, turn aside.
'Y~sprraivi(i> -u, (fr. vztp beyond,
£?rj intens. and ani^ to praise)
to praise excessively, flatter.
'Y-rcpczraiou), (fr. same, cti upon,
and aipv to raise) to raise or
exalt very much, extol. 1 a. ind.
- o^t/v, -ns, -V'
'Y-rsoi-apcis, -tos, Att. -ewj, f), (fr.
last) elevation, exaltation.
'YnepeTreplffcevctv, 3 sin. 1 a. act. of
virepTzeptGotvij).
'Y-epeizidvuiu -«5, (fr. vrep beyond,
and e-ridvpeu) to desire, th. Zvpds
the mind) to desire greatly, long
for much.
'Y~£ptTc^c6vaca, -«y, -e, 1 a. ind.
act. of v-zep-rrXtoi'dfa.
rT*«ftjpyyi| (fr. v~ep beyond, and
ip\opai to go) to go or pass over
or beyond ; to surpass, exceed,
overcome.
'Yirfpsc-Xsi ** s'n' - a> W(^. act. of
vnepi^j).
'Y~eo€\Cnnivui, (fr. v-ip beyond,
and ev<ppaii/u) to delight, fr. ev
well, and 6pijv the mind) to de-
light beyond measure, rejoice ex-
ceedingly, overjoy.
'Y-rrtptipdiris, -ios -ovs, b, ft, same
as vT7tprt<pav6s.
rYxep(<p&tro, 3 sin. of vircpe<pdiuw,
-00, -rd, pper. ind. pass, of
vxrp<pdiu).
'Ynfoexovi -ovros, to, (neut. par.
pres. act. of v-tpix^ to excel) ex-
cellence, preeminence, superiority.
pi. suhlime things, mysteries.
'Y-tpixovras, -von-t, -jrovom%-%ov-
oats, cases of par. pres. act. of
'Yxtpex^i (fr- ^^P above, and e^cii
to hold) to hold over or above ;
to hold over or before, protect, rf».
fend : to excel, exceed, surpass.
•2 a. ind. act. {niptcx0* ■
'Yxeptfu -<3, (fr. same, and uu to
boil) to boil over or violently.
'Ytio'ichttoc, -n, -ov, (fr. same, and
Titio-ros, sup. of ftci's sweet) very
sweet, exceedingly pleasant.
'YxtprjSopai, (fr. same, and ijcij
sweet) to enjoy greatly, bo much
pleased, rejoice.
'Yxepnutpia, -as, ft, (fr. next) delay
after a certain day ; a day or
interval of grace given to enable
another to pay his debts, remis-
sion.
'Yirzpvutpos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. l-ch be-
yond, and ftfitpa a day) passing
a certain day or time, exceeding
the appointed time, not paying
within the limited time ; past the
age of, older than, too old for.
the
*Yrtpr)ut(nis, -eta, -v, (fr. same, and
tifticvi the half) more than the
half, exceeding the half. n. pi.
littpriutaug -tig.
'Yirtpnvopito -ui, (fr. next) to sur-
pass other men, excel, surpass;
to brag, vaunt.
'Yirtpfivtop, -opog, b, ti, (fr. lirip be-
yond, and avfjp a man) superior,
brai>e, valiant ; proud, haughty,
overbearing.
'Yntprjpa, -ag, -e, 1 a. ind. act. of
biripalpu).
TYircpr;<pSva,p\. neut. of lirtpf)<pavog.
'Yirspnipdvito -&, (fr. virtp above,
and ipalvui to appear) to be proud,
insolent, haughty ; to vaunt,
brag, boast ; to disdain, scorn,
sli.aht.
Tirepr]<pav(a, -as, f/, (fr. same)
pride, insolence, haughtiness, dis-
dain, scorn.
Yircpr/ipavos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. same)
proud, haughty, insolent, over-
bearing^ arrogant.
Yirtprifavtos, (fr. last) proudly,
huughtily, arrogantly.
*YittpQtor -Qtv, (fr. lirip above, and
&tv from a place) from above,]
above, over, on the upper part, on
the top.
'YiripOcfia,-aTos, rb, (fr. virip upon,
and TiOrj/ii to put) an increase of
price or value, enhancement.
'Yirep9cuarl$to, (fr. last) to out-bid,
enhance the value, raise the
price.
'Ywep8euarto~ubg, -ov, b, (fr. last) an
increase of price or value, en-
hancement.
'Yirtpdtnario-Tm, -ov, b, (fr. same)
a buyer, puffer, who raises the
price or value.
'YiripOtctg, -tog, Att. -cug, f/, (fr.
lirip over, and TiBvju to put) a
delay, putting off, procrastina-
tion ; accumulation, collection.
'YirtpQopiovrat, 3 pi. pres. ind.
mid. of
'Ynepdopito-S, (fr. virip beyond, and
$opia> to bound) to overleap, leap
beyond.
'Yiripdopov, Ion. for Itctpi Qopov, 2
a. ind. act. of last.
'Ynipdvixos, -ov, b, f), (fr. virip be-
yond, and Svpbg the mind) mag-
nanimous, courageous ; proud,
haughty ; violent, passionate.
'YirtpQvptov, -ov, and 'YiripOvpov,
-ov, to, (fr. virip above, and^vpa
the door) the lintel or timber over
the door.
'YirtpiSrjg, -ov, b, Hyperides, a
man's name.
'Yirtoihtov, -ovoa, -bv, 2 a. par. act.
of virepdSto.
'YiripiKov, -ov, rb, an herb called
St. John's wort.
'Yirtpiovibao, iEol. for -ov, g. sin.
of
'Yirtpioitlrii, -ov, b, (fr. 'Ytrcplw
Hyperion) son of Hyperion.
'Yncpioxvto, f. -voto, p. -ica, (fr.
lirip beyond, and io^vu) to be
able) to prevail, overcome.
Yircpltov,-ovos, b, >/,(fr. i»7rlp above,
and ttbv, 2 a. par. act. of tqu to
tiie
go) going over us, high, career-
ing ; epithet of the sun, Hype-
rion.
'YirtpKara<pr)s, -toe -ovg, b, r), (fr.
virip beyond, Kurd intens. and
<pd to to shine) shamefaced, bash-
ful, downcast ; very tad, sorrow-
ful, very gloomy.
'YiripKtiuai, (fr. same, and Kelpai
to lie) to lie above, over or be-
yond • to surpass, excel ; to im-
pend, nang over ; to lie over, be
deferred.
'YvtpKtpdvvvui, f. -Ktpdoto, p. -Ktici-
paiea, (fr. virip upon, and Ktpdv-
vijfti to mix) to mix up among ;
to pour upon.
'YwcpKtpdto, (fr. lirip beyond, and
Kipai the flank) to outflank,
and thereby overcame an ene-
my.
'YvipKoirof, -ov, b, f), (fr. virip in-
tens. and x6irrto to cut) very cut-
ting, keen ; insolent, haughty.
'YirtpKopioaif, 2 sin. 1 a. opt. act.
'Y-wtpKopito -u>, f. -i'/<Tto, (fr. lirip
beyond, and Kopiu to satiate) to
over-satiate, glut.
Yirtptcparito -u, (fr. same, and xpa-
rito to conquer) to overcome, pre-
vail against, be superior.
Yircpuptudto -&, or 'YireoKptuavvvto,
(lr. lirip above, and Kpepdto or
Kpcpavvvto to suspend) to suspend
over, hang up above.
'Yircpieplvouai, (fr. same, and xphu)
to judge) to overcome in judging
or judgment.
'YircpKvtiavra, a. sin. of
'Yircptcviag, -avrog, b, f), (fr. lirip
beyond, and tniSog glory) very
glorious, illustrious.
'YmpKvirrto, f. -\po>, (fr. same, and
Kvirrto to bend) to raise the head
to look over, peep over ; to pass
or cross over.
'YirtpXiav, (fr. same, and \lav very
much) very, exceedingly, chief-
est, highest.
'YircpfidKTjs, Dor. for lircpurjKijg.
'Yirtppaxito -to, f. -rjoto, (fr. lirip
for, and pd^opat to fight) to fight
for, defend, protect.
'Yirepud^nag, -tog, Att. -twj, fj, (fr.
last) ajighting for, defence of,
protection, guard.
'Yirfpiiaxos, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
champion, defender , protector.
'Yirtputyddns, Ion. for
'Yirepfxtyidra, -eog-ovg, b,f),(fr. virip
beyond, and peyeOog greatness,
th. fxiy as great) very great, im-
mense, excessively great.
'Yvtpuiytdog, -cos -ovg, rb, (fr.
same) eminent greatness, glory,
majesty.
'Yirzpueviog -ovg, g. sin. of
'Yirepucvris, -fog -ovg, b, f), (fr. virip
beyond, and pivog strength) very
powerful, mighty, almighty, d.
sin. virtpjitvii -fifc.
'YirtpytfiKij^, -tog -ovg, b, f), (fr.
same, and ftrjKog length) very
long, very tall, very high, far
extending ; large, great ; loud.
'Ynipuopog, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
£574)
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uolpt fate, th. ptlpto to divide
beyond fate, contrary to fate ;
premature.
'Yirippopov or -pa, (fr. last) beyond
fate, prematurely.
'Yirtpvt<pr)s, -tog -ovg,b, i), (fr. lirip
beyond, and vctpbg the cloud)
above the clouds, exceeding
high.
'Yirtp'iKdto -Ci, f. -tjoto, p. -vcvUvKa,
(fr. same, and vtKdto to conquer)
to conquer, overcome, triumph ;
to excel, surpass.
'YirepviKtoutv, 1 pi. conL pres. ind.
act. of last.
'Yirtpi6not, -tov, o\, (fr. same, and
v6rog the south) the pcojile be-
yond the south, most southern.
'YiripoyKog, -ov, b, f/, (fr. {i7r/p be-
yond, and dyicos a swelling)
greatly swollen, swelling much ;
pompous, haughty, proud ; ardu-
ous, difficult, hard.
'Yirtpdyxtos, (fr. last) very, vehe-
mently, violently.
'YvcpoiKtto, (fr. lirip above, and
oik i to to dwell) to dwell btyond,
live above.
'YiripoiKog, -ov, b, r), (fr. same)
dwelling in the upper part of a
hous' or country.
"Yirtpov. -ov, rb, a pestle.
'YirtponMa, -as, r), (fr. next) inso-
lence, pride, arrogance, d. pi. Ion.
lircpoirXiiiot.
'Y*fpoir\os, -ov, b, f), (fr. lirip be-
yond, and bir\ov arms) very
strong, powerful, brave, bold,
daring; insolent, proud, arro-
gant.
'Yirepdirrns, -ov, b, fj, (fr. next)
proud, haughty, contemptuous.
'YrcpoirrlKbs, -$, -bv, (fr. lirip
above, and 6vro^ai to look)
scornful, disdainful, supercilious,
haughty, proud, insolent.
'Yircpo-nrtKtos, (fr. last) scornfully^
superciliously, with contempt.
'Yircpdirrouai, (fr.^virfp beyond, and
6irroftai to look) to overlook, des-
pise, contemn, neglect.
'Yirepdpdots, -tog, Att. -ttos, fi, (fr.
same) an overlooking, contempt,
scorn.
'Yirepopdto -<o, f. -doto, p. lirtpu>pa-
Ka, (fr. lirip above, and bpdto to
see) to overlook, despise, neglect,
scorn.
'Yirtpopia, -ag, t), (fr. virip beyond,
and bpog a boundary) a foreign
country ; a province, colony.
'Yirtpopi^to, f. -to a, (fr. same) to
drive or carry beyond the borders ,
to banish, transport.
'Yircpoptovrag, a. pi. cont. pres.
par. act. of lircpopdto.
"Yircpog, -ov, b, a pestle.
'Yirtpoxr), -rjg, ff, (fr. lirip above,
and i^to to be) preeminence,
superiority, excellence ; a high
situation or station, power, au-
thority, dominion.
'Yirip6xriatg, -tog, Att. -eug, >/, (fr.
same) eminence.
'Yir(po%og, -ov, b, »/, (fr. lirip above,
and i)(to to be) oul-iopping,
higher ; excellent, surpassing,
tiie
superior, eminent ; vast, im-
mense.
'YicepdXws, Dor. for brrtpd-^ovs, a.
pi. of last.
'Yrrepox'^rara, Dor. for vtrtpo^ot-
rdrr), fern, of viripo^oiraroj, sup.
of same.
'Yircpo\pia,-as, and 'Yrrepo^/is, -ios,
Att. -£uj, -',, (fr. v«p above,
and dirronai to see) scorn, con-
tempt disdain; pride, haughti-
ness, arrogance.
'YirtpTao'aTCy Dor. for vrreprrrj^dre,
2 pi. pres. ind. act. of vncpimSdu),
"Tmpnaiij), (fr. v^tp beyond, and
vaiut to strike) to rush out, dart
forth ; to surpass, exceed.
'YTrcp-mpiaaevut, f. -evou), (fr. virep
. beyond, and 7r£pi<r(r£vu> to abound,
wh. fr. vepiaabs superfluous, th.
irspt beyond) to abound more, su-
perabound, abound exceedingly,
over/low. 1 a. ind. act. viriptiz-
piaaevca. pres. ind. pass, vrrep-
rrepiaatvouai,
'Yiteprrzpiarr&s, (fr. same, and rrz-
piaabs superfluous) most fully,
superabundantly, exceedingly,
'X-ittpirnhdb) -u>, (fr. vrrep beyond,
and ■nijo'da to leap) to spring,
leap or bound over.
'Yrrzprrifi^nui, (fr- same, and niu-
irXrjui same as rX>?0a> to fill, th.
rXfo? full) to Jill over, fill up,
overflow.
Y-zprriirru>, (fr. same, and rrlrrru)
to' fall) to fall over; to glide or
pass away ; to overflow.
YrrzprrXzovd^o), f. -aerw, (fr. virip
beyond, and rr\zovd£u> to have
more, fr. -r'Xiuv more, comp. of
iroXuj much) to abound, supera-
bound, have more and more. 1 a
ind. act. virzpzrr\z6vaca.
Y-rtpTr\r]^[ivpi(ji -<3, (ft*, same, and
ir\rfuuvpa, same as rr\fjfir), the
flood-tide) to overflow, inun-
date.
'Yrrzprr\ovre(a -w, (fr. same, and
irX'oDro? wealth) to be very rich,
abound in wealth.
'YireprXovros, -ov, b, >y, (fr. same)
passing rich, affluent.
'Yirzprrovrios, -ov, b, r), (fr. same,
and novroi the sea) beyond or
over the sea, foreign.
'Yrrzopnyrj, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. pass,
of viToppnyi'vpi.
'YrjpffVJTfAjKdj, -r), -bv, (fr. vrrep
beyond, ando-uvr£>fi«> to perfect,
th. ri\os the end) more than per-
fect, pluperfect in grammar.
"ivtprd^a, (fr. next) to plough the
surface, plough shallow.
'Yrreoraros, -n, -ov, (sup. fr. virtp
above) the highest, greatest,
chiefest, most exalted, supreme.
'Ynzprzpins, Ion. g. sin. of
'Yiteprtpla, -as, /;, (fr. next) the up-
per covering or mat ; the upper
part of a wagon or cart.
Yiriprzpos, -a, -ov, (comp. fr. vrrep
above) higher, superior, upper,
better.
md. mid. —
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'Yirepridtiui, (fr. virep over, and ri-
dnui to put) to put or set over,
lay, set or put upon ; to ascribe,
assign ; to intrust, commit ; to
communicate, deliberate, confer;
to refer, appeal to. 'Yrrzpridzuai,
to defer, put off, procrastinate ;
to surpass, excel, exceed.
'X-rcprpi^d), (fr. t>irfp over, and rpi-
X& to run) to run over, trample
upon ; to run beyond, surpass.
'Yirepvdpos, -ov, 8, >/, (ft. virb under,
and epzvQos redness) reddish, in-
clined to red.
'Yirtpvuvrj-rbs, -r), -bv, or 'Yn-Epu^-
vnros, -ov, b, r), (fr. vrrep over,
and vfivnrbs celebrated) very
much to be praised, laudable,
praiseworthy.
'Yw£pvi£'dw -w, f. -tSffw, p. virzpv-
\puMca, (fr. vrrep beyond, and vipo s
height) to exalt greatly, elevate,
advance.
'Yireptf^uHra, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act.
of last.
rYirzp<pepzta, -as, t), (fr. vrrep above,
and 0f'ow to bear) pn.de, conceit.
'Yrrzp(ptpf]i,-eoi -o\>s, b,r), (fr. same)
excellent, superior, eminent ;
proud, haughty, elated, vain.
'YmpQepii), (ft. same) to bear or
carry upon, across, beyond or
over; to waft on or along; to
surpass, excel; to conduce or
contribute more.
'Yrrcp<f>9iia, (fr. vrrep instead of, and
(pdiu) to destroy) to destroy in-
stead of, slay in place of.
eYvzp<}>id\os, -ov, b, fj, (fr. vrrep be-
yond, and <pid\v a cup for liba-
tion) truce-breaking, perfidious;
inconstant, fickle; proud, inso-
lent, haughty ; intemperate,
drunken, riotous, revelling.
'YrrzpQiaXus, (fr. last) perfidiously,
treacherously ; proudly, arrogant-
ly ; intemperately, excessively.
'YrrepipiXeu) -&, (fr. vrrep above, and
0(A«o to love) to love to excess,
dote upon.
'Yirepippovtu) -u>, (fr. same, and
6ooreu) to think, th. <por)v the
mind) to think too highly of one's
self, arrogate; to contemn, de-
spise, scorn ; to be wise overmuch.
pres. inf. cont. {>7r£p0pov£?v.
'Yirepcbpuv, -ovos, b, ?% (fr. same)
proud, haughty, high-minded,
spirited.
'Yrrtp4>va and -r), a. sin. cont. of
'Yirzp6vr)s, -eos -ovs, b, '/, (fr. vrrep
beyond, and <t>vr) nature) super-
natural, extraordinary, wonder-
ful, remarkable, surprising.
'Yrrcpd>vodu) -£, (fr. same, and cf>v-
adu> to inflate) to swell very
much, dilate greatly, stretch out.
'Yirzpcpv&s, (fr. vrrzp<pvr)s superna-
tural) wonderfully, exceedingly
extraordinarily, astonishingly.
'Yirzp<fxaveu) -u>, (fr. vrrep beyond,
and <p<jivi<i> to ^peak) to sing loud;
to bawl loud, shout, out-bellow.
'Ytrcpxaipui, (fr. same, and xaipu
to rejoice) to rejoice greatly, be
overjoyed.
TxepriScuai, pres
'Yxtpdifiev, Ion. — 'Y-rtpQijuvat
for faepridtvai, pres. inf. act. ofl'Yirep^ap^f, -/o? -o5r, b, r), (fr.
(575)
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same, and xaP^ J°y) overjoyed,
rejoiced, joyful.
Yrrcp-%e(i>, f. -xzvcrw, (fr. same, and
Xeu> to pour) to pour out, pour
out over ; to overspread, diff'use.
'Yrrepxeouai, to overflow.
Ynepxouai, (fr. vrrb under, and
epyouai to come) to go under,
enter into, sink down, penetrate ;
to supplant, undermine, circum-
vent, delude, cheat, beguile; to
cringe, pay court to, fawn, flat-
ter.
'Yrrepxvu, f. -^uo-w,p. -Ki^vKa, (fr.
vrrep beyond, and vuw to pour) to
pour out, over, diffuse, spread
over ; toflovj out, overflow.
'Yrrepipa, -as Ion. -tjs, r), (fr. vrrep
above, and £>ov the upper part of
a house) the palate.
'Yrrepu>eu -w, (fr. vrrb under, and
eou>eu) to go) to flow under; to
move or start back. 'Yirtpuvaav,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. act.
'YTrfpwfos-, same as birepGioS'
'Yirepwuia, -as, >), (fr. vrrep above,
and dfjios the shoulder) the head
and neck.
'Yrrtpuiov, -ov, rb, (fr. next) the
upper room, or part of a house ; a
garret.
'YrrepSos, -ov, b, '/, (fr. vTr^p above,
and ioov the top part of a house)
being in the upper chamber or
garret ; above, up stairs.
'Yrrtpuraros, -n, -ov, (sup. fr. uTTfp
above) highest.
'YTtaaeirai, Dor. for vireaerai, 3
sin. 1 f. mid. of v-mi/it.
'Yrrearav, Dor. for vrreorr)V, 2 a.
ind. act. or Bceot. Sync, for
virear-qo-av, 3 pi. 2 a. ind. act. of
vfio-njui.
'YireorEikduvv, 1 a. ind. mid. —
'YrrfcrrfXXov, -ts, -£, impf. act. of
vrroariW'i).
'Yireuri, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
vrrtiui.
'Yireo-rptfyov, -ts, -t, impf. act. —
'Yrrearpexpa, -as, -£ or -ev, 3 pi.
-xpav, 1 a. ind. act. of brro-
crptyo).
'Yrrearpuvvvov, -es, -e, impf. act. of
vrroarpwvvvu) or -vu//(.
'Yrreoxe, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of
'Yir/o-^fro, 3 sin. 2 a. ind. mid. of
v-taXveouai.
'Yrreoxnuat, per. ind. pass, of
same.
'YrrtTnyrjcav, 3 pi. 2 a. ind. pass.
— 'Yireral-a, -as, -e or tv, 1 a.
ind. act. of virordaau).
'YrrtvOvvos, -ov, b, r), (fr. vrrb un-
der, and evdvvrj an examination,
th. ev9i<s straight) accountable,
responsible, liable to be examined,
subject to be called upon ; whose
arcounts are not settled ; accused,
arraigned, impeached ; guilty,
criminal.
'Yrrevvd(j) -5, (fr. vnb under, and
evvdu to sleep, th. ewfj a bed)
to sleep with, lie together.
<Yirevvrj0e7cr\ for vrrtvvrjBeiaa, 1 a.
par. pass. fern, of last.
'Ynf<pdnv, 2 a. ind. act. of irofddrtt*
TIIH
Ywfxov*a'i ^em* P^ P1"-* Pres
act. of
Y»rfYw, f. lepi^w, (fr. vnb under,
and i^u) to have) to hold, lay
place or set under ; to put in place
of, supply ; to hold, support, sus-
tain; to hohl in or back, detain,
restrain, curb, ki>p back ; to un-
dergo, suffer, bear ; to offer, give,
present; to expose, subject, sub-
mit ; to inflict, impose. 2 a. ind
act. i'lrtff^uv, -cs, -t. par. pres
;u-t. bWywv.
*Yn-£^tip»7(X£, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
'Yiriiyov, -cs,-c, impf. act. of vrrdyio.
'Ytti)koos, -ov, b, T), (fr. inraKovuj to
obey, th. ukovu to hear) obe-
dient, submissive, subject.
YirtJKovov, impf. ind. act. — 'Yr*7-
Kovaa, -as, -t or -zv, pi. 'YrrnKov-
care, -cav, 1 a. ind. act. of hira-
KOlu).
'Yirnuvoi, f. -ion, p. hTTi'ipvica, Att.
hircurjuvica, and vircuvfjuvica, (fr.
(i7ri under, and nuvw to incline)
to bind or «i/<£ under ; to grieve,
sorrow.
'Xiri)icyKa, -ai, -c, 1 a. ind. act. of
iiiro<pipu}.
'Ytri'ivctKuv, Poet, for Injvcyicav, 3
pL '»t'last.
'Trnvlatos, -ov,b, f), (f". vnb under,
and dviuof the wind) exposed to
the wind, windy ; swift, fleet ;
fruitless, barren; addle, foolish,
empty, vain.
'Ynrjvn, -ni, f],the beard, mustachio.
'Yirni'i'irris, -ov, b, (fr. last) having
a beard ; in the bloom of youth, a
young man.
Y-t'n'rnoa, -ai, -e, 3 pi. 'Yirrjvrn-
aav, 1 a. ind. act. of vnavrdw.
'Yirnvriacrt, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
viravrtdu).
'Ynnoyuivos, -n, -ov, per. par. pass,
of vndpyio.
'Yirnntoia, -as, t), (fr. virb under,
and tpioou) to row) service, at-
tendance, ministry ; a household
of servants, suite.
'YTTvptTt'iTo, 3 sin. impf. ind. pass,
cont. — 'Y-votrfiv, pres. inf. act.
cont. of
'Y-nptTiu) -5, f. -rjffu), p. virvpirn-
Ka, (fr. v~b under, and epfoffu to
row) to serve, attend, minister
to, wait on ; to humour, comply
with, submit to.
Yirnpirnua, -aros, rb, or 'Yirnpirn-
ens, -ios, Ait. -eus, fi, (fr. same)
service, attendance, ministry, of-
fice, duty.
Yxnpirns, -ov, b, (fr. same) arow-
er ; a subordinate assistant, ser-
vant, attendant; an agent, assist-
ant ; an officer, minister.
'YirnptTno-dunv, -w, -aro, 1 a. ind.
mid. — 'Y-rrnpirrjaav, 3 pi. 1 a.
ind. act. — 'Yirnptrfiaas, -aara,
-av, par. 1 a. act. of birnptriu).
'Yirnp£T?Kbs, -f), -bv, (fr. virnpfrys
a servant, th. tpiaaut to row) ser-
vile, of or belonging to a servant
or attendant, fitted to serve.
'Yirrjppai, per. ind. pass, of vrrai
pw.
xno
'Y7r>jp^a, -a$, -£ or -cv, 1 a. ind.
act. and
'Yiti)pxai ~al> » "c» Pcr- 'n(l 'YlTrjp-
\ov, -a, -c or -cv, impf. act. ol
iirup^w.
'Y-rrrjo-av, 3 pi. impf. ind. of vrtiui.
'Ym'/oetv, Ion. for vipfjauv, 1 I. inf.
act. — 'Y-icaQai, Ion. for vipiter-
Q u, pres. inf. puss. oCliphiut.
Yth'AAu), (fr. bird under, and iXXwto
wink) t<> shut, ctom
to iriuk at, ogle, glance.
'YnloraoOat, Ion. for v<ploTucOai,
pres. inf. mid. o( Icjiornut.
'Yirio^viouai -ovuai, t. mid. hroer-
X>';o<>fiai, per. 'vr:io-^nuai, (fr. virb
under, and iV^w lo restrain, th.
f^w to have) to promise, engage,
profess, undertake. 1 a. ind. pass.
litca^riOtjv. 2 a. ind. mid. vnca-
X*r"l*>-
Yttiaxouai, same as last.
Y-rrvdMos, -a, -ov, (fr. imvos sleep)
oppressed with sleep, sleepy,
drou »y, heavy.
Yirvdu) -C), (fr. same) to sleep, take
a nap, go to sleep.
Yirvouaxif -<2, (fr. same, and ud-
X0^111 to fignt) to resist sleep.
Ykvos, -ov, b, sleep.
Ymovvra, a. sin. pres. par. act.
cont. of
Yirvdut -w, and 'Yttvwocii), (fr,
virvos sleep) to sleep ; to cause
or bring on sleep, put to sleep.
Yirvw, Dor. for vtvov, g. sin. of
Zirvoc.
Yirvuttnc, -cos -ovs, b, q, (fr. {Jirvoj
sleep) sleepy, drowsy.
Yisvtliovras, Ion. and Poet, for ln-
v&vras, a. pi. pres. par. cont. of
Ynb, Poet, for ii7raj, a preposition
governing the g. d. a. cases.
Its general signification is, by,
under, through, from, by means
of, on account of; with the g. by,
by means of; for, on account of,
by reason of, through ; under, be-
neath, below ; with d. under, 6c-
Iovj, beneath ; under the power
of, subject to ; in ; on account of,
by reason of; with, by, by means
of; with a. under, below, at the
foot of; to, towards, about, dur-
ing. In compos, under, under-
neath ; sometimes it lessens the
signification ; secretly, privately ;
before ; reversion, again ; intens.
'YirdfiaQpov, -ov, rb, (fr. virb under,
and (iaOpbv a prop, th. (3aivia to
go) a prop, foot, leg, support, base.
'Y*o(iaivw, (fr. same, and (iaivu to
go) to go down, sink, lower,
decrease, subside ; to be lower,
inferior or secondary ; to come
or go forth, proceed.
'Y7ro/?dAXu>, f. -5X5, p. viroPiP\n-
Ka, (fr. same, and /Ja'XXw to
throw) to lay, place or set under,
strew or spread under ; to expose,
subject ; to suggest, prompt, put
in mind, advise, warn ; to inter-
rupt ; to use an interpreter ; to
suborn, procure privately ; to
substitute or sell adulterated or
unsound articles as good.
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'Yiro/Jcis, -aaa, -dv, 2 a. par. act.
of {nro^i/ioj.
'Yirojjaois, -ios, Att. -cms, ^, (fr
uvw to subside) a decrease;
a prop, support, base, foot ; a
step, gall.
'YirutiMizw, (fr. lirb under, and
p,\*-u» to look) tu look undir,look
ul from umUr the brow, look at
askance, view sternly, suspect;
to disregard, slight, disduin, de-
'Yiro(ih)tnv, (fr. v7ro/3a'XAw to in-
terrupt) abruptly, hastily.
'Yrr6l.i\r]Tos, -ov, b, t), (fr. hiro($d\-
Xw to suborn) to be rejected or
, fulse, adulte-
rated ; substituted, supposititious;
lllcgV,
'Y-o,lo\i), -jjf, i',, (fr. vvb under,
and /Ju'XXw to throw) a laying
or strewing untkr ; any thing
spread or luid vndir, a cushion,
pillow, bed ; an imposition, sub-
stitution, impuftture, cheat ; a
mggeslion, admonition, advice ;
intarruptum ; change, turn, alter-
. n snurc, i mlmsrude. E£
liro(3o\ris,i>* turn; with interrup-
tion ; from utule r an ambuscade.
'Ytro(io\iualos, -ov, b, {/, (fr. vito-
/3riXXw to substitute) supposi-
titious, not genuine.
'Yirofipvxia, a. sin. of
'YtroPpvxfli) -ios -ovs, and 'Yiro-
Ppv"Xl"5> "ou' ^» ''» (fr* v^ ur,der,
and tiptx^ l<> wet) sunk, over
whelmed, under water.
'Yrdyaioj, -ov, b, f), (fir. same, and
yala the earth) under the earth,
subterraneous.
'Yrroyduios, -a, -ov, (fr. same, and
ydpos marriage) about to wed,
going lo be married.
'Ynoyderpiosi-ov, b, f), (fr. Inb un-
der, and yaartip the belly) under
the belly, sucking ; below the navel.
'Ynoypauubs, -ov, b, (fr. hnb under,
and ypdepu to write) a copyt
example, pattern.
'Yiioypdcpf), -rjs, hi (""• same) a de-
scription, painting.
'Ynoypaepm, f. -ipu>, (fr. same) to
write under, subscribe; to con-
sent or agree to, to approve of;
to write down, copy; to pre-
scribe, dictate ; to describe briefly,
sketch, delineate, mark, paint,
draw ; to colour the eyelids ; to
set a copy, teach to write ; to hint,
show privately ; to slain, colour,
give a hue. per. ind. pass, viro-
yiypapuat.
'Yirdyviov, and 'Yirdyvov, (fr. virb
under, and yvtov a limb) in our
hands, just now, presently, in-
stantly, lately.
'Yiroyvios, and 'YrnSyvoi, -ov, b, f/,
(fr. same) near, at hand, present,
instant ; recent, late.
'YiToSSdaas, Poet, for hn6Seiaast 1
a. par. act. of viroieiSui.
'Ynobihicrai, 3 sin. per. ind. pass,
of viTobixouai.
'YiroAeSeuivos, -n, -ov, par. per.
pass, of virodiw.
'YrrohriSi -ios -ovs, &, h, (&• v^ *"*
rno
der, and <5/o? fear, th. iuSui to
fear) timid, fearful. Or, (fr.
Seoftai to want) wanting, defi-
cient, defective ; inferior, low,
humble, comp. biroltiartpos, sup.
-icTaros.
yum, -aros, to, (fr. birb under,
and cdKvvui to show) an exam-
ple, copy, pattern; an exhibition,
representation, d. biroieiyuari.
Yirocdc'b), (fr. birb under, and Sctcu)
to fear) to fear somevjhat or a
little ; also to dread, shrink,
tremble.
'YmStUvv, Apoc. for biroSeiKvtri, 3
sin. pres. ind. act. of
'X-KoctiKvvyLL, f. -(u), p. -%a, (fr. VTTO
intens. and hUvvui to show) to
set under or before the eyes,
point out, show plainly, teach,
instruct, warn; explain clearly.
per. ind. pass. biroSiSeiyuai, -l;ai,
-Krai.
'YirohtUrns, -ov, b, (fr. last) one
who plainly shows.
'YiroSti^alvu), fr. v-b intens. and
Seiuatvw, which see.
'YvoieTl-ai, 1 a. inf. act. — 'Yirofeifyi,
3 sin. 1 a. sub. act 'YirdSdi-as,
1 a. par. act. — 'Yirocdfa, 1 f.
ind. act. of biroceiicvvui.
-'Y-oOfKtoOat, Ion. (or biro5ix^^ah
pres. inf. act. of biroc'fxouai.
'Yirobi^ai, Ion. for biroSu^at, 1 a.
inf act. — 'Y-ocifa, Ion. for biro-
6eii-u), 1 f. ind. act. of birohiKwyn.
'Yno6t^d}itvoq, -rj, -ov, par. 1 a.
mid. ofbiroSixouat.
'Yroce&a, -a?, Ion. -fa, -vi, -t), (fr.
vtto redund. and liyouai to re-
ceive) provision or furniture for
entertaining company ; recep-
tion, entertainment; abundance,
cheer.
tTnoo'i%ios, -a,-ov, (fr. same) fit for
reception, convenient ; large, ca-
pacious, spacious.
'YiroSe^ouat, f. mid. -Sil-ouai, p.
pass. -SiSeyuai, (fr. same) to re-
ceive, admit, entertain, welcome ;
to await, sustain, resist ; to catch,
overtake ; to undertake, engage,
promise; to approve of ; to take
up, occupy, succeed, relieve.
'YiroSiw, f. -ficu), p. -Sic'vica, and
-tua, (fr. birb under, and Stu to
bind) to tie under the foot, pull
or tie on shoes ; to shoe. pres.
ind. pass, birociouai. per. pass,
ind. biro5iSeuaf par. vnoSeScui-
vos, 1 a. ind. mid. birtinffdunv,
-to, -aro.
'Yir6Srjua, -Xros, rb, (fr. same) a
sandal, shoe, sole of a shoe.
'Yiro&tjuara, -udruv, pi. cases of
last.'
'Yir6hr]cai,\ a. impr. mid. — 'YtroSn
crdutvos, -rj, -ov, 1 a. par. mid. of
virodio).
'Yirodiatiddpu), (fr. birb intens. Sid
through, and <p9eipai to spoil) to
spoil utterly, corrupt, destroy.
Yitoc'ic'doKu), f. -cd£w, p. biroSeSi-
taxa, (fr. inrb intens. and <5«5aV-
ku) to teach) to teach slowly, in-
struct gradually, inculcate.
Ywtfcfroj, -o», 6, f), (fr. birb under,
4D
Tno
and &Ikt) judgment) liable to pu-
nishment, guilty.
'Yno8iir\(uffis, -joj, Att. -eok, fj, (fr.
same, and dnrXbu to double) a
doubling, duplicity, artifice.
'YiroStydepos, -ov, b, »/, (fr. virb un-
der, and ci<p9ep i a leathern jack-
et) dressed in a leathern jacket,
clad in a coat of skin.
'YiroSudw -oi, Sync, for birob'audu),
fr. bird intens. and Saudu, which
see.
rYiro5nndt7aa, 1 a. par. pass. fern,
of last.
'Y-rroSoxfi, -rjs, fj, (fr. V7rd redund.
and cixouai to receive) recep-
tion, admission, entertainment ;
a receptacle, retreat, shelter ; fa
vour, support, defence ; approba
tion, assent, credit, belief; an ad-
mission, assumption.
'Yirdcpa, (fr. birb under, and bpdoo
to see) sternly, sourly, severely.
'Yirocpduuv, n. pi. -tpauovTCS, 2 a
par. act. of UTrorpf^w.
'YiroSpda -ui, (fr. vtto under, and
Spdu) to act) to serve, attend, ad-
minister, v:ait on. 1 f. inf. act
'YiroSprjaeiv.
'YiroSpiuui, obs. see birorpey^ui,
'YtroSpnoriip, -rjpog, b, (fr. birb un-
der, and Spnarfio, Ion. for hpaa-
T?ip a servant, th. $pdu> to do) a
servant, attendant.
eY-r6Spoffos,-ov, b,fj, (fr. same, and
£p6ffo$ dew) dewy, moist.
'Yiro£pu>(i>fft,Poet. for {irofywcn, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. cont. of birofipdw.
'Yiro&vaai, 1 a. inf. act. of biroSvo).
'YiroSvrvg, -ov, b, (fr. next) an in-
ner coat or vest, waistcoat.
'YiroSvo), and 'Yir6Svui, (fr. virb un-
der, and £i'a> or tv^t to enter)
to go under, creep under, lurk
under ; to enter secretly, creep
in privately ; to take upon, as-
sume, affect; to undertake, en-
ter upon, begin ; to put on, clothe,
put under, put on shoes or san-
dals ; to sink, decline, be hol-
low.
'Yirot'iKU), Poet, for birdKio.
'Y-oepybs, Poet, for birovpyds.
'Y-o^aKopo;, -ov, b, f}, (fr. birb un-
der,^ very, and Koplw to sweep)
a minister or servant in a tern-
pip : a priest.
'Yiro^evyvvui^r-vu), (fr. same, and
Qtvyvvui to join) to put under
the yoke ; to yoke, equip, har-
ness ; to prepare for, set about ;
to subjugate, subject, subdue.
'Yiro^vytov, -ov, ro, (fr. next) a
beast of burden, ass, ox, horse.
'Yiro^vyio;, and 'Yirdtyyos, -ov, b,
}), (fr. virb under, and £uydj a
yoke) subject to the yoke, yoked,
harnessed ; an extra beast.
'Yircfyvvvui, f. -^o'ktw, p. vzifaica,
(fr. same, and ^towvo) to gird)
to gird or tuck under ; to bind
about, lash together ; to provide,
furnish, pres. par. act. viro^uv-
vvg, -vvaa, -vvv.
YnofawvvTes, n. pi. par. pres. act.
of last.
Y*66eua, -aro^ rb, (fr. vwb under,
(577^
mo
I and rldnui to place) a prop, tup*
port, buttress, foundation.'
'Y-odepnaivu, (fr. v~b a little, and
&cofiuivb> or th. $ipu> to grow
warm) to warm slightly ; to
grow slightly warm.
'Yirodiodai, 2 a. inf. mid. of {iroTt-
dnfii.
'Yirddicis, -(oj-, Att. -fwf, fj, (fr. bird
under, and ti'0>//u to place)
foundation, ground, basis ; ori-
gin, cause ; supposition, hypo-
thesis ; question, proposition,
case, matter, subject, argument;
condition, lot, state ; a plan,
purpose, intention ; a sentiment,
suggestion, counsel, opinion, ad-
vice ; precept, instruction; prin-
ciple, cause, reason ; excuse, pre-
tence, cloak.
'YiroQtv, Dor. for b-6dzoo, Ion. -to,
Att. -ov, 2 a. impr. mid. oi
same.
'YttoOcvcouoi, 1 f. ind. mid. of
'YnoOiui, (fr. birb under, and Siui
to run) to run under, follow up ;
to come up with, attack.
'YiroOrjKai, n. pi. of
'Yirod/jKrj, -vs, hi (fr- virb under,
and ridnui to put) a supposition,
hypothesis; an argument, mat-
ter, subject ; a precept, admoni-
tion, suggestion ; apledge, pawn,
mortgage.
'YiroOnuoovvn, -ns, ij, (fr. same)
admonition, advice, suggestion.
'YToOtJcouai, 1 f. ind. mid. of {rrro-
riSnui.
'Yirodpavw, (fr. virb slightly, and
Spavu) to strike) to strike, hit,
wound, break or bruise slightly,
graze.
'YirodvudSEi,-(i)v,aUsee birodvulSes.
'Yirodvuidouai -Ciuat, pres. ind.
pass. — 'YiroOvuidJuevoc, -rj, -ov,
pres. par. pass. cont. of
'Yirodvutdu) -w, (fr. birb slightly,
and 3-vfiidu) to fumigate) to fu-
migate slightly, burn incense,
cause a perfume by burning aro-
matics.
'Yirodv/jiiSss and 'YirodvuidSes, -o>v,
a'l, garlands hung round the neck.
'Yirodwirevu), (fr. birb under, and
Swircvii} to flatter) to cringe to,
fawn, flatter.
'YiroiGTtos, -a, -ov, (fr. biro(pio(ii to
undergo) to be undergone, sus-
tained, &c. according to the
verb.
'YtroKaQi-nui, (fr. birb under, Kara
down, and 'inui to send) to send
or let down, let fall or drop ; to
lay snares, lie in uait, set an am-
bush.
'YiroKadlarrjpi, (fr. virb instead of,
Kara intens. and "arrjui to set)
to place instead of, substitute.
'YiriKaiw, (fr. br.j tinder, and *a(o>
to burn^ to kindle below, light up
underneath, set on fire.
'YiroKa\inrr(i),{{r. same, and Ka\vir-
ra to cover * to cover up or en-
the'y bury, n.le.
'YnoKdpSiog, -ov, o, ij, (fr. same,
and Kaptia a heart) in, oi or
about Vie heart.
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'Yffo*ara,3«h'<i>, (fr. birb under, Ka-
ra downwards, and fiaivu to go)
to go down under ; to descend
from.
'inoKarw, (fr. birb under, and kotw
down) under, beneath, under-
neath.
'YnoKdrwBcv, (fr. same, and $tv
from a place )from beneath.
'Yr&auiai, 1 f. mid. biroKtlrrofiai,
(fr. bnb under, and Kiiuai to
lie) to lie under, be placed or
set under ; to be placed instead
of; to be subject ; to subsist, ex-
ist; to be laid down, admitted,
constituted ; to answer, reply ;
to hint, suggist.
'Ynoiceifitvos, -n, -ov, (prcs. par. of
last) subsisting, present, subject-
ed, laid under, in the power of,
proposed, laid down.
'YiroKeXcvw, (fr. birb under, and kc-
Xcvw to encourage) to raise the
cry of sailors working, sing out ;
to cheer.
"YiroKtvTfu) -w, (fr. bnb under, and
Ktvriw to prick) to prick, sting,
goad.
'XiroK'tvio), (fr. bnb slightly, and
Kiviu) to move) to move gently,
cause to move, stir, jog ; to move
off, retire.
'YruKXinrovaa, pres. par. fern, of
'YtroKXinrut, (fr. bnb secretly, and
icXinrv to steal) to steal, pilfer,
rob ; to hide, conceal ; to cloak,
dissemble, feign, pretend; to de-
ceive, beguile; 'YnoKXinrouui, to
steal away, escape privately.
"YvokXivOcis, -tlai, -ev, 1 a. par.
pass. — 'YnuicXiv"utvos, pres.
par. pass, of
YitokXjVw, (fr. bnb undcr,and kXIvu)
to ben J) to bend down, recline.
YnuKXunrw -w, same as bnmXfnrn).
YirscXt>{w, (fr. bnb under, and xXv-
£ii> to wash) to cleanse the inside,
pwge, wash away ; to inundate,
overflow.
'YnoxXvatS, -iof, Att. -to)s, //, (fr.
same) a cleansing, purging ;
foulness purse'd off,
'YiroK>>iXtm/, -ov, to, (fr. birr) under,
and KotXia the belly) the paps or
teats of a sow; hellu-bnj-on.
Ywo-coAttioj, -ov, b, >], (fr. same,
an^ koXttos the bosom) in the
bosom, in the arms.
'YroKooi^ouai, (fr. birb intens. and
Kupifyiuai to flatter) to call by a
pet name, fatter, fondle ; to
give a kind name in rid cule,
abuse, scold, vilify with oppro-
brious language.
YiroKoiicui, (fr. biro intens. and icpi-
ku> to strike with a reed) to be
like in sound, harmonize ; to
agree, suit, ft ; to sound, echo.
'YnoKpnrnpiSiov, -ov, to, (fr. fcirdun
der, and icpdrnp a cup) a stand
for a cup or bowl ; a saucer,
i roKptvouai, f. miu. bitoKpivoduai,
p. biroKfKptuai, (fr. turd under,
and Kpivu) to judge) to play a part
on the stage, perform a character,
personate ; to act a part, play
the hypocrite, counterfeit, pre-
rno
tend, feign ; to exaggerate, rant ;
to answer, reply ; to esteem,
judge, think ; to weigh, ponder,
consider ; to interpret, explain.
1 a. ind. pass. bmicpiOnv, -ns,
-n. 1 a. ind. mid. bntKpivdiinv,
-<i>, -aro.
YiroKptvducvos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
riiici. of last.
YiroKp'oci, -Kpiacn, -Kp/fftwj, -icpt-
aiv, cases of
Yndieptcts, -ios, Att. -twj, L (fr.
biroKpivouai to dissemble) dissi-
mulation, pretence, hypocrisy ; a
guess, conjecture ; a character
in a play, player's part ; an an-
swer, reply ; pronunciation, ac-
tion or gesticulation of a speak-
er.
YvoKpirfn,-ov, b, (fr. same) a dis-
sembler, feigner, hypocrite ; a
player, stage-actor ; an inter-
preter, guesser, rliviner.
Yitokoovu), f. -ovoio, (fr. bnb under,
and Kpovu) to beat) to drive away
by nmse, disturb, interrupt ; to
speak loud or noisy, !ioot, bawl ;
to answer or accompany with
the harp ; to answer, reply, re-
tort.
Yroiepvirru, (fr. same, and xpvnrio
to hide) to conceal, hide under-
neath, cover ; to hide from, cloak,
dissemble, pretend, feign ; to hold
one's peace, be silent.
YirdKpvrpa, Poet, for bnoicpv(pu)s,{ft-
last) secretly, clandestinely, by
stealth.
Yis6kvv\os, -ov, o, !), (fr. birb a lit-
tle, and kvkXoc a circle) some-
what round, circular, globular.
YirnKvualuui, (fr. bnb under, and
Kvun a wave) to sv>e.l or rise in
vjaves ; to be turgid or bom-
bastic.
YiroKviTTU), (fr. same, and Kvnrdt to
bend) to bend down, stoop un-
der ; to crouch, yiebl, submit to.
YiroKvtTmiufvn, for bitoKvaauivn, 1
a. par. mid. fern, of
Yvoffta, f. -vau), (fr. birb redund.
and kvu to carry in the womb)
to conceive, be with child, become
pregnant.
YiroXdfios, 2 sin. 2 a. sub. act. —
'YiroXuftthv, -oucra, -bv, 2 a. par.
act. of bnoXa/tfidvu).
YitoXaU or 'YnaXwts, -tios, fi, (fr.
birb under, and Xaas a stone) a
torn tit ; hedge sparrow, which
picks worms from beneath
stones.
YnoXauPdveTs, 2 pi. pres. ind. act.
of
YnoXnu^dvu), f. -Xtjxpouai, p. birci-
Xnrpa, (fr. birb under, and Xau-
pdvu) to take) to take up, lift,
raise, receive ; to catch, seize,
lie in wait for ; to pilfer, steal ;
to succeed ; to reply, answer ;
to interrupt ; to receive a shock,
sustain ; to hold in, rein, bridle,
curb, restrain ; to seduce, entice ;
to understand, conceive, appre-
hend ; to suppose, think, imagine,
suypect, conjecture. 2 a. ind.
iiri\u(Jav, -es, -c par. viro\a(3Jiv.
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'YnoXaunfs,TlC\il. of
'YiraXnuirr)i, -ios -ovs, b, If, (fr. birb
a little, and Xduirut to shine)
shining fumtly, glimmering.
'YiroXdiiiru), f. -\pu>, (fr. same) to
shine faintly, glimmer, dawn.
'YvoXctfiua, -dros, rb, (fr. next)
residue, remains, remnant.
'YTToXtiiru),f.-\pu), p. ii7roA/An0a,(fr.
birb intens. and Xtiirw to leave)
to leave, cause to remain, leave
behind, reserve ; to fail, fuint
away, decay ; to lag, linger,
loiter ; 'YiroXiinouai, to fail or
break as a bankrupt, leave debts
unpaid, per. ind. pass. bwoXi-
Xtiuuai. 1 a. ind. pass. bircXcirp-
9nv. per. ind. mid. biroXiXoma.
2 a. ind. mid. birtXYirdyivv.
'YiroXctrbOtivai, inf. — 'YiroXarpOdc,
par. 1 a. pass. — 'YnoXiXctirro,
for bncXiXctirro, 3 sin. pper. ind.
pass, of last.
'YiroXcvKaivu, (fr. bnb intens. and
XcvkuIvu) to whiten, th. XevKbf
white) to make white, whiten,
bleach; 'YiroXcvicalvouai,to grow
or become white ; 3 pi. biroXtv-
Kulvovrat.
'YiroXfifiu), obs. see biroXau(5dvu).
'YiroXi'/iaov, -ov, rb, (fr. bnb under,
and Xt/vbi a wine vat) a large
cavity under a wine vat ; a wine
vat.
'YT6Xnipis, -ios, Att. -twf, ^,(fr. birb
under, and Xaufidvw to take) an
undertaking, enterprise; supposi-
tion, opinion, conjecture, thouglit,
suspicion ; an answer, reply.
'YnoXifav, -ovos, b, t), (fr. birb di-
minution, and oXifav, comp. of
oXlyos small) somewhat smaller,
Irss.
'YroXidosi -ov, b, >i, (fr. same, and
Xidos a stone) stony.
'YiroXiuirdvu), same as biroXcliru).
'YitoXoyl^ount, (fr. brb under, and
Xoylt}ti to compute) to think of.
consider, refect on ; to take into
account, reckon on ; to excuse,
extenuate, acquit, discharge ; to
subtract, deduct, discount ; to
impute, charge, ascribe
'YirtXoiirov, neut. of
'YirdXoiiros, -ov,b, t), (fr. birb intens.
and Xeliru to leave) left, remain-
ing ; Subs, a residue, remnant.
'YirdXvms, -ios, Att. -cwf, fi, (fr.
next) a loosening, dissolution.
eYiroXvu>, (fr. birb under, and Xvu> to
loose) to loose, untie, unyoke,
unharness ; to weaken, disable ;
to disband, dismiss ; to free, ex-
tricate.
'Y7roAa>('?, -Woj, fj, see biroXais-
'Yiroua^oi, -u>v, ol, (fr. birb under,
and ua<lbs the breast) under the
breasts^ lower part of the bosom.
'Yirojxa^ov, 1 a. impr. act. of biro-
fidorjd).
'Yirduapyos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. virb dim.
and udpyos insane) somewhat
mad, insane, foolish, doting.
'Yirofidarju, fr. birb intens. and udtr-
au), which see.
'YiroyidayaXov, -ov, rb, (fr. brb un-
der, and pacxaXn the arm pit)
rno
a haversack or pouch hung under
the arm.
Yiropavpos, -ov, b, fi, (ir. virb dim.
and pavpbs for apavpog dark)
somewhat dark, dim, obscure.
'Yirofieivas, 1 a. par. act 'Yirouz-
HtvriKoTa, a. sin. per. par. act.
— 'Yirouivct, 3 sin. -pivopnv,
-fiiverc, 1 and 2 pi. pres. md.
act. — 'Yiropivcirt, 2 pi. 1 f. ind.
act. — 'T7ro//fvovT£5, n. -/uvovrac,
a. pi. par. pres. act. of viropivuy.
'YtontpvTiKQTa,*. sin. par. per. act.
of virofivdu) or vnouiuvfjo~KO).
'Yiropivw, f. -juvw, p. -fit/jivrjKa,
(fr. !>;:$ under, and pivia to re-
main) to remain privately, slay
behind, linger, delay ; to endure,
sustain, undergo, suffer; to await,
support, encounter ; to hear or
listen to patiently ; to persevere,
resolve, determine ; to undertake,
set about, per. par. act. virope-
ucvriKu>s. 1 a. ind. act. viripuva.
per. ind. mid. viropipova.
'YiroptpvdaKU), Dor. for viropipvt}<7-
KU).
Yiro/iluvT]<TKe, impr. — 'Yiropiuvfa-
kuv, inf. pres. of
YlTOpipvr;<TK(t), f. -UvflCb), p. -UfUVT}-
Ka, (fr. virb intens. and pvao/iai
- to remember) to remind, put in
mind, bring to remembrance; to
suggest, hint ; to warn, advise ;
to remember, pres. impr. viro-
utuvnaKE, -irw. 2 sin. pres. sub.
virofiiuvrjaKjis. 1 a. act. ind.
hvipvnaa' inf. viropvricrai. per.
ind. pass, v-rrouiuvnuai, -cat,
-rat. 1 a. ind. pass. vir£uvfjo-Qr]v.
Yirtfiiedos, -ov. b, r), (fr. virb un-
der, and utodds hire) hired, for
h>re. Subs, a hireling, labourer.
'Yi:r,y.vd(j} '-w, (fr. v-b intens. and
fivdiiy to remember) to remind,
suggest. 'Yiropvdopat -upai, to
remember.
'Y-noytvrijia, -aros, to, (fr. same) a
monument, memorial, record. ;
remembrance ; suggestion, ad-
monition; a commentary.
'Y-o(ivnixaTify,f.-io-u), p. -oca, (fr.
same) to comment on ; to re-
cord, register; to memorialize,
petition, ask.
'YiropvTifiaTionds, -ov, 6, and 'Ywo-
ItvrjudTHTua, -aroc, rb, (fr. last)
a record, registry, memorial; a
commentary, treatise.
YirouvnuaruypaQosi -ov, b, (fr.
last, and ypdQu) to write) a re-
corder, register ; a commentator.
'Yirofivrjcat, 1 a. inf. act. — 'Ytto-
ftvfivu), -etc, -a, 1 f. ind. act. of
wirouipvi'iGKii) or virofxvdu).
'Yitouvfiou, d. Att. cont. — 'Yir6-
pvnoiv, a. of
'Yitdfivnais, -to?, Att. -tuic, f), (fr-
lirb intens. and pvdopai to re-
member) a remembrance, putting
m mind of; admonition , warning ;
recolle iion : a record, registry.
'Yirouvijffti). 1 f. ind. act. of hirc-
uif-VTJaKio.
'Yirouovr), -Jjs, fl, (fr. hfOfiivoi to
endure, th pfvw to rprnain, pa-
tience, endurance, ^severance,
T1IO
constancy; sufferance, forbear-
ance ; expectation, hope.
'Yirouvi-is, -toe, Atl. -«i>c, >/, (fr.
lirb under, and uv£a mucus) the
cartilage or gristly division be-
tween the nostrils.
Yxoviuouai, (fr. virb intens. and
vipw to feed) to feed, graze, pas-
ture ; to defraud, cheat, deceive.
YttovoeTtc, 2 pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. of
Yvovofu -w, f. -?/ffw, p. -vtvdnna,
(fr. lirb under, and ioio> to think,
th. v6oi the mind) to suspect,
suppose, imagine, guess; to think,
meditate, intend, impf. ind. act.
vtrtvdcov -ovv.
Yirovdnua, -aroc, rb, (fr. last)
thought, conception, supposition,
suspicion.
'Yirot'odevw, (fr. vnb secretly, and
vo9evu> to adulterate) to adulte-
rate privately, get fraudulently,
deceive.
'Yirovoia, -ac, ft, (fr. virb under, and
vdoc the mind) suspicion, sur-
mise; thought, supposition; a
concealed meaning.
'Yirovopos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. vnb secret-
ly, and vtpw to feed) feeding se-
cretly, full of holes, undermined ;
subterraneous. Subs, a sink,
sewer, subterraneous watercourse ;
a mine ; a cavern to secure flocks
from weather or thieves.
'Yirovvaaui, f. -£w, p. lirovivvxa,
same as vvaau).
'Y-aoTiTTn&Tis, Poet. Ectas. for
liroirtirrnoTis, n. pi. of vttoiteit-
t^wc, wh. Ion. Cras. for IrroirEis-
rvx&s, per. par. act. of liroir-
'YirtiTTErpos, -ov, b, >), (fr. virb intens.
and viroa a stone) stony, rocky.
'YKoirii&l (fr. vxb under, and nti-
f^w to squeeze) to press down,
squeeze, pinch, bruise, injure.
'Yiroirivu, (fr. t>7rd intens. and irlvu)
to drink) to drink too much, be-
come tipsy, get drunk.
'Ytroirtirru), (fr. virb under, and irtir-
rto to fall) to fall down or under,
sink, faint; to cringe to, yield,
submit; to happen, occur.
'Y~6ir\aKOi and fY7ro7rXa*aoc, -ov,
b, f], (fr. same, and 7rX«£aplain)
lying on or situated near a plain;
flat, level, even, like the plain.
'YtroirydrTouai, f. -vopai, (fr. turd
under, and i:\daow to mould) to
fill or stuff up.
'YrdTi-Xsoc, -ov, b, %, (fr. same, and
ttX/oc full) quite full, replete.
'YflwXfw, f. -Eveu), (fr. same, and
rXf'w to sail) to sail under or
near, coast along. 1 a. act. ind,
vniirXevo-a.
'Y7Tt5rrX£wc,-a),6,^,Att. fordirdirXtoc
'Yito-nvtvaavTOS, %• sin. 1 a. par
act. of
'Yvo-kv((d, f. -£v<rci>, p. liroireirvevKa
(fr. virb under, and irviw to
breathe) to breathe softly, blow
gently. 1 a. ind. act. viriirvtwa.
'Yiron66inv, -ov, rb, (fr. virb under,
and novi the foot) a fooUstool.
'Tt <iWu> -u, (fr. same, and votiw
(570)
YIIO
to make) to claim, demand, up*
propriate, procure, adopt ; to ac-
quire, conciliate, attach.
YizoicopTis, -joe, fj, (fr. same, and
nnprii a heifer) a cow having a
calf; having children.
Yiroxpt/dw, (fr. hrb intens. and
irpr/dw to burn) to set on fire, kin-
dle, burn.
Yirdirrtpos, -ov, b, i), (fr. h-nb un-
der, and nrtpov a wing) on the
wing, flying ; winged; under
the wing or care of.
Yvoitrevnai, Dor. for viroirrcvei,
sin. pres. ind. act 'YrroirrtS
ovres, n. pi. pres. par. act. of
Ykotitcvo), (fr. virb under, and <?«••
roftai to see) to suspect, surmise ;
to fear, dread, apprehend; to
observe, watch, look at.
'Yiroirrf)(T(T(j), f. -fw, (fr. virb inteng.
and itrfjaaoi to fear) to shrink,
hide or skulk through fear ; to
dread, tremble; to sink under,
yield, submit.
'Ytto-ktos, -ofi, 6, f/, (fr. vn6irrouai
to suspect) suspected; suspicious,
jealous of.
'Yird-KTUHTtS, -(Of, Att. -£0)C, ft, (fr.
VKoiriiTTia to happen) a fall, mis-
fortune, ruin; submission, hu-
miliation ; penitence.
'YvopOdw -w, (fr. hub intens. and
opddu) to straighten, th. opdbs
straight) to correct, amend.
'Yiroppdnro), (fr. same, and pdvrot
to sew) to sew up, put together ;
to mend, patch, repair.
'Yiroppfjacu or 'Ynoppfiyvvui, f. -fw,
p. vir(ppnxa> ('■"• same, and pfia-
cu> to break) to burst forth,
spread abroad, diffuse. 2 a. ind.
diCV..viripl>ayov' pass. vTreppdynv,
-riS,t -V-
'Yiropptvov, -ov, rb, (fr. inb under,
and piv the nose) the beard on
the upper lip, mustaches.
'Yiroppx'acroi or -tto), (fr. virb under,
and opvo-ffu to dig) to dig under,
undermine.
'Yudpxn^, -aroi, rb, (fr. virb dur-
ing, and op%iuuai to dance) a
song or tune accompanying a
dance.
'Ytto(7£(0£4c, 1 a. par. pass, of
'Yirocreiw, (fr. virb under, and treiu
to shake) to move, shake, stir or
wave under.
'Y-oatvptvos, pres. par. pass, of
'Yiroo-cvw, (fr. iuro intens. and c-n5&.
to rush) to rush on, attack, fall
upon, rush violently.
'Yiroarjuaivdiy f. -av$>, p. -ctatjpay-
Ka, (fr. virb under, and arjpaivu) to
sign, th. crjpa a sign) to hint
intimate, signify ; to show, de-
clare, prove by signs.
'Yirocvuti6oi, (fr. same) to note
down, write from dictation, take
down in short hand.
'YzooT)pci(j)oi<;, -<oc, Att. -ewe, r)y
(fr. last) instruction taken down
from the teacher, precepts written
out from dictation.
'Yroaicdfo, (fr. lirb diminution,
and f<ii£u to limp) to be
wA t aant, to halt, limp.
rno
'TiroaKdirro), f. -\pu), p. tirioxaipa,
(fr. {•rrd under, and otcdnru) to
dig) to dig under, undermine,
excavate.
'YirooKtbdcu, same as aKt6d$u>.
'Ytoox£A/£u>, f. -fcrw, (fr. birb under,
and oKi\ifa to trip) to supplant,
trip up, throw down ; to deceive,
beguile, overreach.
'YrrjTKtkiaua, -aroy, to. and 'Yiro-
CKcXtaudt, -ov, 6, (fr. last) a fail,
atumhle, trip; a loss, misfortune.
Kiroa"du), f. -Sou), (fr. birb under,
and airdut to draw) to subtract,
withdraw, draw away; to tear,
pull asunder ; to take away pri-
vately, steal. 'Yiroairdouai -uuai,
to draw away, to attract.
Yiroarainv, -r/y, -77, 2 a. opt. art. —
'Yrroirray, 2 a. par. act. — 'Yrro-
ardaa vrc y, Dor. for Woorz/ffavrty,
n. pi. 1 a. par. act. of v<pi<TTnui
Yitdcrrdaii, -toy, Att. -£wy, >;, (fr
birb under, and Icrvui to stand)
a basis, foundation ; a being,
substance, matter, existence, na-
ture; a subject, argument, pro-
position, hypothesis, supposition;
opinion, thought, belief, judg-
meat; presence of jnind, bold-
ness, confidence, courage ; con-
fident expectation, earnest hope
sediment, dregs, lees ; ambus-
cade, snare, trap ; a military
station, post, garrison, d. Att
cont. biroordati.
Y^oordAr/rat, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. mid. of
"firooriWu), f. -ort\u>, p, biriaraX
Ka, (fr. birb under, an I <rr/AAw to
send) to contract, furl, gather
in ; to collect, assemble, crowd ;
to compel, force, constrain ; to
deject, oppress, overcome; to he-
take one's self withdraw, draw-
back ; to shorten in prosody.
'YrorrfAAo/tat, to shrink from,
dread, fear ; to shun, avoid, de-
cline ; to desert, abandon, for-
sake; to dissemble, feign, pre-
tend; to contain or keep one's
self in, be reserved, suppress. 1
a. ind. act. bxfwrtiM. 1 a. mid.
ind. biretrreiXdunv, -a>, -aro' sub.
viroortfowuai, -r),-t)rai. per. ind.
mid. viri<rro\a.
'Yirdarnua, -aroy, to, (fr. brrb un-
der, and larnui to stand) a sta-
tion, camp, assembly ; a prop,
support.
'Yiroarrjvai, 2 a. inf. act. — 'Ytto-
eri'iaouai, -n, -erat. 1 a. ind.
mid. of vfyiarnui.
'YTToarfjpiyna, -aroy, rb. (fr. next)
a support, prop, pillar, buttress.
'ICiroornpt^u), f. -taw, (fr. same, and
trrnpiPu) to fix) to support, prop,
sustain.
'Yrroa-D/rw, 3 sin. 2 a. impr. act.
of vfpiaTijfii.
'YiroaroXfit -ijfs , b, (fr. virooriWu) to
contract) a withdrawing, draw-
ing back, shrinking from ; timi-
dity, fearfulness ; fiight, deser-
tion ; dissimulation, feint, pre-
tence ; remissness, negligence; a
purging, looseness.
twoorova^i^ (fr. hro under, and
rno
<rrova\t^u>, same as rrcVu to
groan) to lament, sigh, groan.
'Yiroarpdrnyos, -ov, 6, (fr. birb un-
der, orpurdy an army, and dyu
to lead) an under general or com-
mander, lieutenant- general.
'Yirdarptipc, impr. — 'Yiroarpi^tiv,
inf. pres. act. — 'YitoorpiQovri,
d. sin. of i>iroorpi<p<Dv, par. pres.
act. of
'Yitocrptyo}, f. -\pu), (fr. birb back,
and crpiipw to turn) to turn back,
force, lead or take away ; to
convert; to strain, torture. 'Yiro-
arpiipofiai, to return, come or go
back ; to fall off or away, exe-
sert, forsake, pres. impr. act.
vir6eTpt<pc, -iru). impf. act. biti-
<rrpt<pov, -ry, -c. 1 a. act. ind.
vniarpt^a,-ai, -c.
'Yiroarpi^ni, inf. — rYirocrrp/d/ay,
-aoa, -av' d. -\J,uvti' n. pi. -\pav-
rcs,-\pacai, par. 1 a. act. — 'Ytto-
arpiipu), 1 f. ind. act. of last.
'Yiroorpocpf), -rji, fj, (fr. same) a
change, conversion ; a coming
back, return.
'Yndcrpuua, -aroy, rb, (fr. next)
any thing laid or spread ; a bed,
pallet, straw, mat.
'Yiroarpuyvvvu or -vui, f. -wtru), p.
iiricrpuHca, (fr. birb under, and
crrputviviD same as th. aropito to
strew) to spread, lay or strew
under; to spread or make a bed. 1
a. ind. act. bviarpuioa. pres. par.
pass, biroorpwvvvuevos, -n, -ov.
'YToarpuxras, 1 a. par. act. of last.
'YrroiT^d^, f. -ucu, (fr. vvb under,
and oxdfa to send away) to
supplant, frustrate; to overturn,
throw duuri.
'Ynoc^iOij, same as ur/^oj.
'Ynda^eo, Ion. for vvda^ov, 2 a.
impr. mid. of vmer^vi ofiai.
'Yir6o%ccis, -tog, Att. -twy, f), (fr
birKT^viofiai to promise) a pro-
mise, engagement ; signification
or meaning of a word.
'Y-rroerxnoofiai, 1 f. ind. mid,
'Y7roa;£(5/uvoj, 2 a. par. mid. of
vmcxviouai.
rY7roff^('^u), (fr. birb under, and <r^«'
£<i> to cleave) to tear, rend, cleave
below or under.
'Yttoc^wv, 2 a. par. act. of biriyu>
'Ynorayivriav, g. pi. of liroraycts
-tiaa, -Iv, par. 2 a. pass, of vtzo-
Taaffd}.
'Yvordyfi, -rjs, f/, (fr. virordaaia to
subdue) subjection, submission,
obedience.
'Ynordyfi, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. pass. —
'Yirordynrt, 2 pi. 2 a. impr. pass.
— 'Yvorayfiaofiai, -n, -erai, 1 pi.
-ynaducOa, 2 f. ind. pass, ofvno-
raoou).
Yirordueiv, Ion. for biroriuveiv,
pres. inf. act. ofbirorifivw.
Yirorapdatru) or -rro), (fr. brb un-
der, and rapdffffd) to disturb) to
annoy somewhat, disturb or mo-
lest a little.
YTToraprdpoi, -wv, 01, (fr. birb un-
der, and Tdprapos Tartarus)
those driven down to or beneathl
Tartarus. I
(580)
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'Yirord^at, inf. — 'Yvord^af, -aaa,
-uv g, -■:,- f .1. -airr par. 1 a.
aCt. Of VITOTUOffU).
'YirordaaeoOat, inf. — 'Yvordaata-
Oe, 2 pi. -oecOix), 3 sin. impr. — .
'Y-iroraaou^erjg, -77, -ov, par. —
'YirordaaijcQt, 2 pi. sub. pres.
pass, of
'Yirordo-ffo) or-rru>, f. -fa, p. -rira-
ya, (fr. HUB, and rdaou) to or-
der) to arrange, disjtuse, class or
r«mk under ; to place undtr, make
subject to, subdue, compter, bring
under S'iljecti',n. 'YnoTdaaOfiat,
to be subject, i>l,ey, suhmr.
1 a. act. ind. bnirafa. per. ind.
pass. biroriTaynat, -fat, -Krai.
~ a. pass. ind. fcircftfyip'i •'!<:, -n.
'Yirortlvii), f. -evCj, (fr. sarin-, and
riivuD to stretch) tostrdch under,
stretch along, subtend ; to stretch
out, offer, hold out; to put in
wind, suggest, prompt, remind.
'YiroTiivouai, to ask or propose a
question, offer.
'YrroTiA/w -u>, (fr. birb under, and
7<Aoj tribute) to pay tribute, be
taxed or tributary.
'Yirorifivw, (fr. birb under, and rfft-
vu> to cut) to cut below or under,
cut elemn or by (lie root, chop
off; to intercept, prevent.
'YnoriraKTai, 3 sin. ind. — 'Yirort-
raypivos, -n, -ov, par. per. pass,
of 11 irord a a oj.
'YirortOiucvos, par. pres. pass, of
'YnoriOnfii, f. -Oijcio, p. -HOctKa,
(fr. iirb under, and riOnfii to put)
to put, set or //jy under, sjirnad
baiKdh; to lay a foundation ;
to lay down as a principle, make
a supposition, suppose ; to sup-
ply, aid, strengthen ; to lay, bet,
stake, wager ; to hold out or for-
ward, offer. 'Yiroridenat, to ad-
vise, exhort, admonish ; to teach,
instruct, persuade; to propose,
lay down, determine, resolve; to
mortgage, pledge, pawn, to feign,
pretend. 1 a. act. ind. biridr,Kay
-ay, -£, 3 pi. biridnKav. pres. par.
mid. viroTtQifitvos.
'Yiroriftdu) -w, (fr. birb intens. and
riudui to honour) to honour very
much ; to assess damages, grant
remuneration. 'Yiroriudouai -u>-
uai, to claim a choice, choose.
'Yirorirdios, -ov, b, f/, (fr. jjjrd un-
der, and nrdbi the breast) on
the breast, sucking, infant.
'Yirorouevs, -foj, b, (fr. birb under,
and riuvu) to cuf) a cutting in-
strument ; a saw.
'YirorovQopv^ui, fr. same, and rov-
dopvfa, which see.
'Yirorotriiii, Ion. for biroirrtvo).
Yirorpav'Xifa, ir. birb under, and
rpav\i£<i), which see.
YTTorpf^u), f. -0pffw, (fr. same,
and rpf'^w to run) to run under ;
pass under running ; to run af-
ter, catch, seize; to run away
privately, steal away ; to go under
or into, insi/iunte into, steal up-
on ; to occur, come into the mind.
2 a. ind. act. bireSpatiov.
Yirdrpouos, -ov, 6, fy, (fr.
T1I0
rpipu) to tremble) trembling, tre-
mulous, quivering.
tYiroToiu), (fr. virb intens. and rpiu>
to tremble) to tremble at, fear,
dread.
'Yirorpoueti) -5, (fr. same) to trem-
ble or shake with fear.
'YiroTOOiros, -ov, b, >',, (fr. virb back,
and Tpivu to turn) returning
back.
'Y-orpdxa^a, (fr. next) all round,
round about.
'Y7rorpovaw, same as {j7rorp*vw.
'YiroTvyxavw, (fr< v*° under, and
Tvyydvu) to be) to turn upon ; to
answer, reply, retort.
"!Ttotvk6(i), (fr. same, and tvz6u) to
represent, fr. rvrros a stamp, th.
' rvTTTUi to strike) to sketch, mark
out, - delineate ; to represent,
figure out.
^YiroTvirrm, (fr. last, and rvirrw to
strike) to strike underneath, hit
the bottom, shake out or off; to
delve, dig down.
tYitoTvir(j)o~is, -ios, Att. -zu>s, ^, (fr.
v~oTvr6u) to sketch) a sketch,
draught, representation, form ;
an example, pattern, model; a
figure in rhetoric.
'Yirorvtpui, (fr. virb intens. and tv-
0w to smoke) to smoke, kindle,
blaze, light up.
'Tnorvxovaa, 2 a. par. fem. of
viroTvyx<iv<j>.
"YttovXos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. v~b under,
and ov\i) a scar) lying under a
scar, ulcerous, sore ; deceitful,
malignant, malicious.
*Y~ovpdiaos, -ov, b, fi,{ft. vrrb under,
an I ovpavbg heaven) under the
heavens, up to heaven ; heavenly.
'Y-rovpycw -w, (fr. same, and ipyov
a work) to work under another,
serve ; to assist ; to perform, exe-
cute.
'Ynovpynua, -dros, rb, (fr. same)
service, ministry, attendance;
ibork, labour, toil, business.
' f-f)iipyr)Tios, -a, -ov, (fr. virovoyi<o\
to help) must serve, help, assist,
&c. according to the verb.
'YiDvpyia, -as, f), (fr. same) service.
'Y-ovpybs, -ov, b, '/, (fr. same) a
s -i- i.nt, attendant, assistant, help-
er, minister.
Y-Jo<paivu), (fr. lirb under,and 0at-
vu) to show) to shine faintly, be-
gin to shine, dawn, appear ; to
show obscurely, discover, disclose,
make appear, pres. mid. ind. biro-
<paivop.ai' inf. viro<puive,a9ai.
'Yittyaris, Poet, and Dor.for viro-
(prjrts.
'Yirfytiais or 'Yir6<f>avais, -ios, Att.
-£u>;, //, (fr. virb under, and 0<zw
to shine) a faint light, glimmer-
ing, dawn.
YiTOfpipei, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
Yirodepw, f. viroiffo), 1 a. viri)vzyKa,
(fr. vrrb under, and 0/pw to bear)
to suffer, endure, undergo ; to
bear, sustain, carry ; to tahe or
carry off or away ; to trip, make
slip or fall ; to steal or send pri-
vxtely away, withdraw, remove,
tf.9cue ; to conduct, lead, con-
titt
vey ; to upbraid, reproach, ob-
ject ; to provide, give, supply
'Yiro(pipouai, to trip, slip, totter
fall ," to be carried away, violent-
ly urged or strongly inclined ; to
go, move, walk. 2 a. inf. act.
vTtzvzyKziv.
'Yiro<p£vy<j), (fr. same, and <pevyw
to flee) to run away.
'Yto<P?}tis, -iog, Att. -ew?, >;, (fr.
next) an insinuation, sugges-
tion, intimation. Also the fe-
male of
YTTo<pf)Tris, -ov, b, (fr. virb under,
and <pnul to speak) a prophet or
attendant on a prophet, priest,
minister, interpreter of oracles.
YrroQddutvos, 2 a. par. mid. of
YxoipOdvu), (fr. virb intens. and
(pddvu) to anticipate) to come be-
fore hand, prevent, anticipate
Yrroipdds, 2 a. par. act. of viro<pdn-
ut, same as last.
Ytruipopos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. virb under,
and (popd tribute) tributary, sub-
ject to tribute.
Yiroqjvouai, (fr. vnb from, and (biw
to grow) to grow out of.
YrroxaipG), (fr. vrrb intens. and
X.aipw to rejoice) to rejoice ex-
ceedingly, exult, be very glad.
Ynoxdpiog, -ov, b, f), (fr. hub un-
der,and v/ip the hand) in the pow-
er of, subdued, subject, captive.
Yir6xivua, -dros, to, (fr.iirrd intens.
and xvubs juice, th. v/'u>to pour)
juice, liquor, humour ; infusion.
YiroxOovios,-ov, b, If, (fr. vtto un-
der, and v0wv the ground) under
ground, su! terraneous.
'Ytroxps, -ov, b, fi, (fr. vtto under,
and evw to have) subject to, in
the power of.
Ynoxptws, -w, b, '/, (fr. same, and
XPi°$ a debt) a debtor.
YrroxpuaOut, pres. inf. pass, of
Yiroxplu), (fr. vrrb intens. and voiw
to anoint) to paint below ; to co-
lour the inside of the eyelids.
YTToxvrrip,-rjoog, b, (fr. Wo under,
and x*"* ^ P°ur) a vessel for
pouring oil into lamps ; a tunnel
or funnel.
T7rovw/)f<ij -w, f. ->/crid, p. -KtX'^pn-
Ka, (fr. virb secretly, and vwpfw
lo depart) to depart, withdraw,
retire ; to retreat, give way. 1 a.
ind. act. virtx&pnva, -as, -e.
VTrovwptSi/i par. pres. act. cont.
of last.
Yirdipauuos, -ov, b, '/, (fr. virb un-
der, and \j/duuoi sand) sandy.
Yiroxpia, -as, >), (fr. next) suspicion,
surmise, conjecture, guess, opin-
ion.
Yirdxpios, -ov, b, >'), (fr. virb under,
and 6xpis the countenance, th.
dvrouai to see) suspected.
Yirnd^ui, (fr. next) to lay back,
turn up, stretch out ; to lie or
fall down on the back ; to grow
supine or remiss, neglect.
'Yirrios, -a, -ov, (perhaps fr. virb
under) lying on the back, bend-
ing back, on the back ; stretched
out, open, spread; level, flat,
prostrate.
'581>
T2T
'Yiru)\fvtos, -ov, b, fj, or-os, -a,-ot,
(fr. usd under, and u'Sivt) the
arm) in the arms.
'Yiru>Tria, (a. pi. of virwirtov the
countenance, Kara understood)
in appearance, in countenance.
'Yiroiridfy, 3 sin. pres. sub. act. of
Yi: winded), f. -dew, p. virwrriaKa,
(fr. next) to thump, beat, bruise,
buffet, mortify ; to stun, lease,
worry, importune.
'Yttuttiov, -ov, rb, (fr. virb under,
and (id/ the eye, th. oirrofiai to
see) a blow under (he eye, a black
eye; disgrace, infamy.
'Yiribptia, -as, f), (fr. virb under,
and 6pos a mountain) the foot or
bottom of a mountain.
eYiru)p6(pios, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
opoipfi a story of a house, th.
tp?q\w to roof) under the roof or
chimney, domestic; an inmate;
sheltered, under cover.
"Y-xu>xpos, -ov, b, >), (fr. same, and
wv^c/j pale) somewhat pale, pa-
lish.
"Ypa%, -ukos, >'/, (fr. Zs a pig) a rat,
mouse, field-mouse.
"Ypiov, -ov, to, (fr. next) abee-hive,
honey-comb.
"Ypov, -ov, to, a swarm of bees.
"Yppts, -tSos, f), and 'Yppitrabs, -ov,
b, (fr. elpb) to twine) a basket.
'Yprrip, -r,pos, f], the cover or lid of a
pot.
"Ypyn, -tjSi hi a fork; aprop, sup-
port ; an instrument used by
sailors for carrying burdens ; an
earthen vessel, crock, jar, pitcher
or pot with two handles or ears.
'JPX^ 5.>Wj >h a pig, sow.
rYs, i'bs, b, ij, a pig, swine, boar,
sow, hog.
"Yayivov, -ov, to, a kind of plant
which dyed a scarlet colour.
"YaSos, for 6a5os, iEol. for 6$os, d.
sin. vo5(p.
YaOfjvai, 1 a. inf. pass, of v'j>.
"Yaiov, -ov, to, a twig, osier, rod.
'Yo-ioTr\dKos, -ov, b, (fr. last, and
ir\iKU) to bind) crowned with a
garland ; a conqueror.
"Yoko, wood, chips, sticks for light-
ing a fire.
'Yaplvii, -ns, >j, (fr. biroucvb) to sus-
tain, th. uivu to remain) a com-
bat, conflict, engagement, battle,
struggle, contest.
Yffptvi, d. sin. of vapXv, for last.
YairXay^, Dor. <br
"YairXrjy^, -yyos, !/, (fr. vs a pig,
and ir\rj<rvtj) to strike) a pis
driver's whip, lash, thong ; the
crack of a whip, as signal for
racers to start ; the starting post,
bar; a noose, gin or loop for
catching birds.
"YaaaKOs, "Yotukos or "Yaral-, a
stake, shaft or handle generally
of the corneil tree.
Yaabs, -ov, b, a sort of javelin,
dart.
Yccoiiros, -ov, b, "YfffTuirov, -ov, rb,
an herb called hyssop.
"Yardra, pi. neut. of vararos.
'Yordnov, (fr. next) at length, at
last, finally.
Yvrdnof, -a, -ov, same as
'Tffrarof, -n, -ov, (fr. Corcpoj lat-
ter) /«*<, hindmost ; latest, new-
est ; lowest.
'Yartpa, -ac, r), (fr. same) the low-
11 pmt, belly, womb.
'Yortpaia, -u$, f), (fern, of next,
viz. ffftipa) the next day, day
after, to-morrow, d. sin. bart-
p da, Ion. vcrrcpalrj, on the mor-
row, on the day after.
'Yarrcpatos, -a, -ov, (fr. Zartpos low-
er) next, following, subsequent.
'Xo-rcpu, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
act. — 'YartpiioQai, pres. inf.
1> iss. cont. of
'Yo~rcpiu> -u>, f. -^<ro), p. baripnica,
(fr. CffTtpoy later) to be subsequent,
after or /a*er ; <o arrive late or
q/ter, fee lute or absent ; to come
or fall short, miss, fail ; to be
inferior or worse ; to be exhaust-
ed, wanting, deficient ; to be de-
prived of. 3 pi. pres. ind. act.
cont. barcpovtri. 1 a. ind. act. ba-
ripnaa' par. barepfiaas, -aaa,-av.
pres. ind. pass, borcpiouai -ouuai.
per. ind. pass, wrripripat, -cat,
-rai. 1 a. ind. pass. bortp»)Br,v.
'YorcprjOeis, -ttou, -iv, par. 1 a.
pass. — 'Yorcpnuivai, per. inf.
act. of last.
'Yarfp>ifia,-aroi, rb, (fr. same) de-
ficiency, defect, inferiority ; pe-
nury, want, poverty, pi. bartpr)-
uara, relics, remains.
'Yariprjais, -ios, Att. -£wj, >'), (fr.
same) penury, poverty, want,
need. a. boripnaiv.
'Yarcpi^ia, same as varcpiu).
'YorcpojiovXla, -as, f), (fr. tiarcpos
later, and (iovh) counsel) an af-
ter counsel, change of purpose or
design, repentance.
"Yortpov, (neut. of next, Kara. \p6-
vov understood) afterwards, sub-
sequently, again, later ; at length,
at last, last of all.
'Yorcpos, -a, -ov, (fr. birb after)
later, posterior, after ; subse-
quent, following, next, second ;
inferior, lower ; future, next to
come ; younger, junior.
'Yarcpovficda, 1 pi. cont. pres. ind.
pass. — 'Yarepov/jicvos, -n, -ov,
Dar. pres. pass. cont. — 'Tare-
povvrai, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind.
•^^s. and
,J~rtp!~, ind. — 'YoTtp&v d. -povv-
ti 7>ar. pres. act. cont. of bari-
p.-o.
"Y(rrp<f, -fyos, f), (fr. Is a pig, and
■Spjf hair) a porcupine.
'Yrvov, -ov, to", same as vSvov.
'Y<p* for birb, before an aspirate.
'Y<f>dyeo, Dor. for v<pt)yov, pres.
impr. mid. cont. of b<pnyiouai.
*Y<f>aivu>, f. -avu>, p. vcpuyica, (fr.
bipdo) to weave) to weave ; to
form, arrange ; to plot, contrive,
invent, devise, impf. ind. vipai-
vov, -a, -£. per. ind. pass. v<pau-
uat, Att. ticpaauai.
*Y<paiptb> -S>, (fr. birb under, and
alpiu) to take) to take from under,
withdraw, take away, steal, rob,
pilfer.
'YQaipotutvot, pres. par. pais,
cont. of last.
'Y<f>aXn, -i5os, {), and"Y#aAof, -ov,
b, i'i, (fr. bird under, and a\s the
6ea) lying under the sea, hidden
with the waves, hidden, secret ;
crafty, cunning, deceitful.
Y<pdvrns, -ov, 6, (fr. b<palvut to
weave) a weaver.
Y<pavroi,-f),-iv, (fr. same) woven.
Y<pdirTu), f. -</■(«), p. t<t>n<pa,(fr. bird
under, and airrw to light) to light,
hndle, influne, burn.
Y '(pa pr. dtp, (fr. bird secretly, and
apirdfa to seize) to seize or take
away privately, steal, rob; to
intercept.
'YQaoua, -aros, to, (fr. next) any
thin^ woven, apiece, web; a veil,
robe, cloak, garment ; a plot, de-
ceit, treachery, robbery, theft.
Y(f>du> or -<5(i» -w, to weave.
Y<plap, -idpos, rb, clammy matter
exuding from the fir or pine,
turpentine ; misletoe.
Y<pti or 'Ytpl Heb. indecl. an
epha.
YQtlfiai, ind. — 'Y<ptifiivos, -n, -ov,
par. per. pass. — 'Y<pus, -claa,
-iv, 2 a. par. act. of b<plnui.
Y<piXicu>, (fr. bird from, and c\ku to
draw) to draw from under, take
from beneath, drag away. 'Y<pt\-
Kopai, to draw or take to, put on,
dress.
Y<£tXo/3ro, Ion. for b<pi\otvro, 3 pi.
2 a. opt. mid. — 'YQtXoioa, Dor.
for b<pc\ovoa, fern, of b<ptXu>v, 2
a. par. act. — 'Y<pt\6utvos, 2 a.
par. mid. of b<paip(ta.
Yd>tv, (for v<^' ?v, neut. of us one)
in or under one, together.
Y<pivrts, n. pi. of b<pds, 2 a. par.
act. of b<pinui.
Y<pi!-ci, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. of birfx<».
'Y<pco-6t, 2 pi. 2 a. ind. mid. of
b<plriui.
Yojr), -rjs, t)t (fr. b<pdu to weave)
weaving.
Ycprjyiouai -ovy.ai, (fr. bro under,
and f/yiouai to lead) to lead in-
sensibly, lead on ; to conduct,
guide, lead the way ; to begin,
commence ; to exhort, encourage,
persuade ; to teach, instruct, show,
point out, suggest, counsel, ad-
vise ; to be set over, have the ma-
nagement of, direct.
'YQrjKa, -as, -£, 1 a. ind. act. of
v<pb,fti.
'Y(f>nva, 1 a. ind. act. — rY<pfjvai, 1
a. inf. act. — 'Ycprivd/iTiv, -w, -aro,
I a. ind. mid. of beftatvu).
Yq^nvio^fu) -w, (fr. firrd under, and
'iv.o^iia, which see.
Y6t)vio%os, -ov, b, (fr. bird under,
i)vla the reins, and i^u to hold)
an assistant or under driver ; a
charioteer.
Ytpriptlro, 3 sin. impf. pass, of
b(f>ntpfu).
'Ytyfioouv, -ovos, b, i), (fr. b-b un-
der, and ))ttojv or riaaoiv less)
somewhat less,
Y(pfi<paarai, 3 sin. of bij>ij<l>aoiiai,
Att. redunl. for v0 ic^at, per.
ind. pas?, of wpalvu,
(.582)
TYH
'Y<p(t]ut, f. -jaw, (fr. bnb under,
ana inut to send) to send or put
under, let down, lower ; to relax,
slacken, aiiate, abandon. 'YQic-
uai, to retire, withdraw, yieltl,
give in, submit; to permit, suf-
fer, allow ; to neglect, omit.
'Y<plnri, Dor. for b<pinat, 3 sin.
pros. ind. act. of last.
'Ytpiarrifn, (fr. (i7rd under, and larn-
ui to set) to put, set or lay un-
der ; to put in place, of, substi-
tute ; to be, subsist, exist ; to
produce, create ; to promise, en
gage, assure; to go under or
into, enter ; to advance, ap-
proach, draw near ; to hold up,
slay, prop, support ; to si/.s/a.n,
stand against, oppose, resist ; to
undertake, attempt, try, begin ;
to bear, suffer, endure ; to rest,
settle, subside ; to bring to a sta-
tion, moor ; to stay, stop, wait for.
'Ycpffidu) -Co, and 'Y<popdofini -wftai,
(fr. birb under, and bpdu> to see)
to suspect, look on with suspi-
cion ; to look sternly at, watch,
observe.
'Y(f>op(idsi -ov, o, same as av<pop06s.
"Ytyos, -tos -ovs, rb, (fr. b<pdu> to
weave) a web, piece ; weaving.
'Y0<5woi, Poet, for b<pQai, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. of b<f>6u> same as
bipdw.
'Y<pii(pa<TTat, same as b<p>'i<paarait
which see.
'Y^av^ti, 3 sin. pres. ind. act.
cont. of b^avxiu).
'Yipavxciiii) -<3, f. -rjou), (fr. Bd/o$
height, and av^hv a neck) to
carry a high head, act proudly, be
proud.
'Y^avx*01 "^> (fr- same, and uu^/w
to boast) same as last.
'Y^av-Xnv, -tvos, 6, >/, (fr. same)
having a high neck, stiffnecked,
proud, stately, arrogant.
'Yipcpt<pi)s, 'Yxpripupfis or 'Yipipe-
<PhSi -(os -ovs, b, //, (fr. inpos
height, and tpi<p<j) to roof) having
a high roof, lofty, high.
'Yxpriy6pas and 'Y\pny6prjs, -ov, o, r)y
(fr. same, and ayopdu to ha-
rangue, th. ayopd an oration)
lofty speaking, pompous, bom-
bastic.
'YiprjXjjo-i, Ion. for bipnXais, d. pi.
fern, of btynXds.
'Y\pn\oKdp8ios, -ov, 6, r), (fr. next,
and Kapoia the heart) •/ a high
or proud heart, haughty, pr< Aid,
arrogant.
'Y\prj\bs, -r), -bv, (fr. v\pos height)
high, lofty ; elevated, exalted,
sublime ; heavenly ; great, pow-
erful ; highly esteemed. Comp.
b\pt;\6r<pos, sup. bxptiXdraros.
'YrpnXocboovrt, 2 sin. cent. impr. —
eYii.t)\o<t>povuv, inf. pres. act.
cont. of
'YipnXoobpoviui -w, f. ->'/cu», p. (n£»7-
\o<pp6vTjKa, (fr. bipvXbs elevated,
and <ppr)v the mind) to be high
minded, proud or arrogant, think
highly.
'YipnX6<l>pu>v, -ovos, b, r), (fr. same)
high minded, proud, arrugiuU.
T91
'Yd^Xwj, (fr. {/dr;Adj high, th. ud/o*
height) highly, loftily, on high^
alofi.
TY(|i;vd)f), -opoj, 6, Hypsenor, a
man's name.
'Y\li]pt<pt)$, see vTzpz<prjS'
*Y\*.t)xr)S, -f'os-oDf, i, >/, (fr. Cd^j
height, and fj^o? a sound) At^/j-
sounding ; majestic, grand, state"
ly. n. pi. bpwxfts.
Y^t, (fr. vx^os height) high, on
high, aloft ; on the deep.
\\pi(SaTOS, -ov, b, i), (fr. last, and
fiahu) to go) walking on high,
towering, lofty, high.
Yipipons, (fr. same, and $o6m to
cry) name of a frog, croaker.
TYi|i/3p£/ifV//s, -ov, b, (fr. 'i\pi on
high, th. Ityos height, and fipfuu
to resound) thundering on high,
high-sounding, roaring.
TY\piyvios, -ov, b, >% (fr- same, and
yvTov a limb) having high boughs,
lofty, branching.
fYd/«3ij, Poet, for hT-ov.
^Y^iQvyos, -ov, b, %, (fr. v^i on
high, th. vi^os height, and (pybv
a balance) balancing on high,
sitting on high, sublime director,
lofty-ruling.
*Yd tOpovos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
Suovos a throne) enthroned on
high.
rYTtKOjjios, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
Kdjin hair) having leaves on the
top, leafy.
'YxliXotpos, -ov, b, »;, (fr. same, and
Ad0oj a crest) high, lofty ; hav-
ing a crest, top or head on
high.
'YiptfiiAovTos, g. sin. of
TYdij<f5wv, -ovros, b, >j, (fr. vxpi
aloft, th. vipos height, and ui6u>
to rule) ruling on high, omnipo-
tent, powerful.
'Y^iveipfc, -ios-ovs, b, f), (fr. same,
and vi<pos a cloud) aloft, in the
clouds, high, supreme.
^^itzlos, -ov, b, )), (fir. same, and
vtfiev soil) having a high ground
or siiuutinn.
'Yxpiirzrdv, Dor. for vipiirerdv, g.
pi. of viptirzrrjs.
Yd-iTr/rr/Aoj, -ov, b, ft, (fr. v\pt
aloft, th. vxpos height, and ttitu-
Xov a leaf) having leaves on the
top, leafy ; lofty, tall.
Y-^irrerns, -on, 6, (fr- same, and
Ttropai to fly) highflying, lofty
soaring.
*Y^.iff£T^s, -ios-ovs, b,f), (fr. same,
and wiirru) to fall) falling from
on high.
,YTiirovs, -o<?oy, 4, fa (fr. same, arid
irovi a foot) standing on high,
high, elevated, lofty.
YipiwXos, -ov, b,Ij, (fr. same, and
■nvXn a gate) widx lofty gates.
Yd-'tpt^j/j, -tog -ova, b, i), same as
v\\,tpz<pfc.
Yd'oroj, -7], -ov, (sup. fr. Z\pi on
high) the highest, supreme, most
high. Comp. vxf.lu)v and l\f.iart'
pog' sup. vxptoTog.
*Y\ptrivovTas, a. pi. of
'Y\pirivuv, -ovtos, b, f), (fr. tip
oo high, th. %ipof height, and
rzivu to stretch) having a tall
neck.
tYTi<Ppu)v,-ovos, b, fa (fr. same, and
0(jfj v the mind) high-minded,
proud, arrogant.
'Y^txairns, -ov, 6, fa (fr. same, and
X<:irn hair) tall, high.
'Yxj-ddzv, (fr. Ctfos height, and $tv
from a place )from on hig h, from
ab'ove.
'Y\p6di, (fr. same, and $i in a
place) o?i high, above, aloft ;
over, upon ; in the deep.
'Y«f (5po<rjos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same, and
e pi 0w to roof ) high roofed, lofty.
*Y\pos, -cos -ovs, to, height, lofti-
ness, elevation, altitude; subli-
mity, dignity, the sublime ; a
height, summit, eminence.
'Yxpdoe, (fr. last, and at towards)
up, up to heaven, fiigh.
"Yipov, same as vxpt.
'Yd-dw -w, f. -tiffw, p. vxpwtca, (fr.
v\J.os height) to lift up, raise,
elevate, exalt, set on high. 1 a.
act. ind. vipwca' sub. vxpiooo),
-ns, -t). per. ind. pass, v^uuai,
-cat, -rat. 1 a. pass. ind. v\pd)-
6nv, -ns, -tj, 2 pi. viLuOnre' sub.
v\j.ii)dui, -fis, -fj, 2 pi. -Orjre. inf.
v\pu)8rjvaf par. ud<w0£<ff, -z7ca,
-iv. 1 f. ind. pass. vTo)8fiaouat,
-n, -erat.
"Y^toua, -aros, to, (fr. same) ele-
vation, height, altitude ; exalta-
tion^ suhlimity, dignity ; any
high or illustrious thing.
Yd-wv, par. pres. act. cont. —
'Yipuoa, -as, -£ or -zvy ind. —
'YxpuiaaSy -aoa, -av, par. —
'YiptLou), -ps, -fl' 2 pi. -ovrz, sub.
1 a. act. — 'Y"v//wow, -us, -ex, 1
f. ind. act. of vd/dw.
"Ytputcts, -ios, Alt. -fwj, ^/, (fr.
Sd-o? height) elevation, height,
exaltation ; praise.
"Yw, f. iio-ui, p. vKa, to rain, wet with
rain, water, moisten.
'YintiriS, -cos -ovs, b,}/, (fr. vs a pig)
like a pig, swinish, hoggish, dirty,
fllthy ; stupid, dull, heavy.
YwSia, -as, //, (fr. same) piggish
manners, hoggishness, brutish-
ness ; stupidity, dullness.
♦, (p, phi, the twenty-first of the
more modern Greek letters ; but
the second of the five additional
ones. As a. numeral character,
<p signifies five hundred ; with a
dot underneath, <p , five hundred
thousand.
*5, Dor. for cjfj, which for i<pn, j
3 sin. 2 a. or impf. ind. act. of
(print.
$>add, Heb. indecl. a corner.
<baai>dci>, Poet, for <pdvdiv, Ion. and j
Baeot. Sync, for i<pdvdr>oav, 3 pi.
1 a. ind. pass, of <paivw.
(533)
*AI-
Qdyatva and QayiSaiva,-**, »% (fr.
ipdyu to eat) an immoderate ap-
petite, voraciousness ; an eating
sore; a consuming or pestilent
tial disease.
QayeSatvdu) -w, f. -i)aoi, (fr. last) to
labour under a pestilential dis-
ease, be infected.
Qaytdaii<6u) -«, (fr. same) to con-
sume, destroy or waste by pesti-
lence.
Qayietv, Ion. for (payeiv, 2 a inf.
act. — <t>dyc, ifdycre, 2 sin. and
pi. 2 a. impr. act. — Qdyeoai
foe <payfj, 2 sin. of tpayovfiat, -r),
-ttrat, 2 f. mid. — i>dytrai,-yov-
tui, 3 sin. and pi. pres. ind. act.
of (pdyu).
Qdyot, 3 sin. opt. — Qaydvres, n.
pi. par. 2 a. act. of same.
<&ayos, -ov, b, (fr. </>dyw to eat) a
glutton ; voracious, ravenous.
<t>dyds, Dor. for <pny6s>
$ayw or <I>i7yu>, to eat, devour ; to
consume, corrode. 2 a. act. ind.
ecpaypv, -ts, -f impr. <f,dyt, -f'rw
opt. (pdyotut, -ots,-of sub. (pdyu,
-ps, -n, pi. -yu>fitr, -ynre, -yuxn
or -atv inf. <payuv par. tpayuv.
$dy<j)vri, Dor. for <pdywot, 2 a.
sub. act. of last.
*at, Ion. for ttpae, 3 sin. impf. ind.
act. of 0ao>.
QaiOwv, -ovtos, b, (fr. (paw to shine)
resplendent, brilliant, shining ;
a name of the planet Jupiter,
and of the sun ; and of a man.
Qaeivet, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. —
Qaetroixevos, pres. par. mid. of
<paeiv<j).
Qactvos, -?i, -ov, (fr. <pdu) to shine)
resplendent, brilliant, bright, re-
fulgent.
*I>«£U'w, same as <pdo>.
Qatvxus, -tj Dor. -d, -bv, Poet, for
(paeivos. Comp. <paevv6TtpoSf
sup. (baevvdTaros.
Qaccifipporos, -ov, b, 17, (fr. <pdo) to
shine, and ffporos a mortal) £-tT>-
ing light to mortals, enlightening,
shining, bright.
iae<rt(popia, -as, '/, (fr. tpdos hght,
th. <pdu) to shine, and <p(po) to
bring) light. Epithet of Biana,
goddess of birth ; bringing to
the light.
<&ato:<p6pos -ov, b, h, (fr. same)
bringing light ; iMcifer.
$a$d\n, -vs, f/, a disease common
to those sailing on the Red
Sea.
<f>a£u>, (fr. <pdu} to speak) to speak,
say.
*o£w, (fr. <pdo> to kill) to kill,
lay.
QrdQt, pres. impr. act. of tprtut.
<t»aidKts, -wr, o'i Ph&acians. d. pi.
*aj'rtft or -l-tv.
<t>alStu, for <pattiuz, v. sin. of
^aicYfios, -ov, b, 1), and QatStpdns,
-zoo-a, ~zv, (fr. cpattpbs splendid,
th. <pdtj) to shine) bright, shin-
ing ; illustrious, celebrated.
<&ai?oos, -a,-dv, (fr. <pdo3 to shine)
neat, fine, clear ; gay, cheerful,
pleasant, sprightly, glad.
4>a?Jp9f, -ov, b, a raar.'a name.
♦ aitydrjff, -ijroi, fi, (fr. AatSpbi
cheerful) gnye'y, cheerfulness,
hiLirity, sprightliness, ninth.
Qaiipotit and <t>ai6pvvu> (fr. same)
to cause to shine, brighten ; toen-
lu < n, cheer, exhilarate, make joy-
ful.
QatSpvvzoOai, pres.inf. pass, of last.
4>ui'<W, -ovoj, 6, a man's name.
4>u<V , -^j, -17, pres. or 2 a. opt.
act. of <pnu(.
Qaiicavov, -ov, rb, same as irrjyavov.
4>a(/ca; and Qaticdoiov, -ov, rb, a
kind of shoe, slipper.
QalK\n or <l>f k\t), -rii, i), (fr. Lat.
f«cula, dregs) the lees of wine
boiled.
*ai«dj, -fi, -bv, (fr. <pdu> to shine)
splendid, bright, shining ; UglU,
slight, inconsiderable.
<t>ai\6vns, <t>ai^u)vrjf or QaXwvvf,
same as <f>aiv6\vi.
Qalptv, efialre, 6aliv, Att. for tpaitj-
utv, -ijtc, -no-av, pi. 2 a. opt. act.
of ^>rjul.
Qaiiuoirns, -ov, b, Pheenaretes, a
proper name,
♦mVrfl', Ion. for t<puiviro, 3 sin.
ini[)f. mid. — #oIpm, 3 sin. pres.
ind. feet. — 't1 uvificv, Ion. for
<f>aivtiv, pres. inf. act. — <i>aivtoQi,
2 |)1. pres. nul. pass. — <l,uvi7-
kito and <I»iin ero, Ion. for z^alvt-
ro, 3 sin. impf. mid. — <t>ulvtrat,
3 sin. and — <J>aivovrai, 3 pi.
pres. ind. Mini. — 4>n/n/, 3 sin.
and 't>aiv^ai, 3 pi. pres. sub.
act. — <l>uivoio-a, Dor. for <pat-
vovaa, pres. par. fern. act. —
QaivoiT for (paivoiro, 3 sin. [ires.
opt. mid. — <t>aiv6ucvo$, -n, -ov,
par. 2 a. mid. of <paivu).
4>aiv6\t}S, -ov, 6, (fr. cicAAdj bark)
a coa/, cloak, perhaps a cloakbag
or vellice. See ^tvcJA^j.
Qaivopivnv, a. sin. — <i>aivouhr)<pt,
Parag. for eftaivopivj), d. sin. fern,
pres. par. mid. of <paivu>.
Qaivorros, g. sin. of <t>aivui\p.
$a('vw,f. <pdvu>, p. -ri<payKa, to bring
to light, show, display, exhibit,
lay open, reveal, disclose, make
apparent ; to give light, shine,
glitter, brighten ; to charge, ac-
cuse, complain of. Qaivouai, to
appear, be seen, become visible;
to shine, sparkle ; to seem, be
thought or supposed. 1 a. ind.
'act. — i<p>iva. 2 a. ind. act. ityd-
vov, -£f, -e. 1 f. ind. mid. epavov-
uat. per. ind. pass, ttiefiapuai,
Att. iriQacuai, 2 a. sub. pass.
0uv<2, -jjs, -fj. 2 f. ind. pass, epa-
vfjoouai, -rj, -crai.
tai'voiv, -ovaa, -ov d. -vovti, par.
— *ai'vu)(Ti, 3 pi. sub. pres. act.
of epaiixj).
Qaivuxp, -oiTos, 5, Phamops, a pro-
per name.
<I>a<<k, -a,-dv, brown, tawny, dark-
coloured, blackish.
QaTo-ros, -ov, b, a proper name.
QaxcWos, QdiceXos, -ov, b, a little
bundle.
^K?j or <t>axr), -rjs, fi, a kind of*
pulse, lentils.
ȣ:**. -ou, b, (fr. last) lentils,
*AN
pulse; a vessel for holding wa-
ter ; an urn for the ash* -
dead ; a spot on the face, freckles.
•Da'Aa or <t>a\a an ornament on a
hi I met.
♦a'Aayytj, n. <td\ayya(y a. pi. of
<bd\ay%, -ayyof, 1/, a phalanx, troop,
legion or body of soldiers, ; a kind
of spider ; a prop for a ship laid
up, a roller put under to haul it
down ; the tongue of a balance.
QdXayytf, the knuckles and the
bones in the back of the hand.
QdXaira, -nt, 1% a glow-worm ; a
whale.
$a\aicpbs, -a, -bv, (fr. 0oAo$ white
and Kpilf the head) l»dd.
QaXaxpou) -u>, (fr. last) to make
bald, shave. Qa\6opai -otya(, to
grow bald.
•baXdicpwua, -aroj, rb, (fr. last)
baldness.
QaAavOdi, -f), -bv, (fr. </.aAd{ white)
gray-headed, hoary.
<I>uAapa, -tov, rii, (fr. <pa\bs splen-
did) ornaments on a lulmet,
studs, crest, plumes; ornaments
for horses, trappings.
<l>dAapi?, -itfoj, //, a kind of water-
foul, coot, water-hen. Also an
herb, canary-grass, riband-
grots.
«l>dAapoj, Poet, for <pa\np6s.
QaXiK, Hcb. indecl. a man's name.
♦aAr/pcau) -w, (fr. next th. qba\d(
white) to grow while with foam,
to foam, froth, par. pres. act.
<pa\npiduv -wf,a.sin. <pa\npidov-
ra-uvra, and Poet. <pa\vpi6oivra.
4>aAr7p6f, -a, -bv, (fr. 0aAdf white)
white, whitened, foaming , foamy .
Subs, the steel or studs of a
helmet. Also a man's name.
*aA('7rru),( perhaps fr. 0aAdj white)
to become silly, foolish, dote.
♦aA/ffffo/iai, (fr. same) to foam,
froth, grow while with foam.
4>aAAd?, -ov, b, a representation of
the privities of a man exposed in
some of the heathen rites.
<T»aAjjouv(, see QeXuovvL
<f><iAo5, -7), -bv, and 4>dAtoj, -a, -ov,
(perhaps fr. <pdu> to shine)
bright, shining, splendid ; white ;
gray-headed.
<I>aAo9, -ov, b, (perhaps, fr. same)
the front-piece of a helmet, the
cone, crest or plume of a helmet.
$a\vvu), (fr. cpa\bs white) to make
white or shining.
$a\vooouai, to disturb, interrupt,
confuse; to circumvent, deceive.
Qdua, -ac, a, Dor. for (pr/firj.
Qaph, 1 pi. pres. ind. act. — $a-
f/£vo?, 2 a. par. mid. o{<pnul.
Qaul, Dor. for <pvui.
$av, Besot. Sync, for idaaav or
i(pno-av, 2 pi. impf. or 2 a. ind.
act. — Qdvai, pres. inf. act. of
Qavai, 1 a. md. act. of <paivu>.
<Pavclnv, -rjs, -n, 2 a. opt. pass. —
i>avtif, -tiaa, -iv, 2 a. par. pass.
— Qavtirai, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. mid.
— <t>avtv, JKol. for Bceot. for
t<f>dvrjffav} 3 pi. 2 a. ind. pass, of
Art i it* 1
(584)
*AN
♦avfpfyio-oj, -ov, M, (»". n«f, and
piooi hatred) openly or prpfeu-
itms, an open foe.
$avtpbs, -a, -bv,(fr. tpaivu to show)
appearing to all, clear, bright,
fair; evident, apparml, plain ;
open, professed, manifest, public^
known ; celebrated, famous, re-
nowned.
Qavcpovucvos,-Ti,-ov, par. pres. pass,
cont. — Qavtpolrat, 3 sin. pres.
iiul. — Quvepovvrt, d. sin. cont.
par. pres. act. of <f>aicp6u>.
QavcptyiXof, -ov, 6, »;, (fr. epavepbs
open, and eplXos a friend) a pro-
fessed friend, avowed or known
friend.
$5vip6u) -0), f. -eiffw, p. irtCiaiipuKa^
(fr. <pavcpdf evident, th. (paivu to
show) to manifest, make known
or apparent ; to show forth, ex-
hibit ; to derlnrr, jiuhlish ; to ap-
jieur. 1 a. inipr. act. <j>avipwaov,
-drn>. pres. ind. pass. (pavip6ouat
-ov/iai. per. pass. r£0av/poj/mi,
-oat, -rai. 1 a. ind. pass. i<payt-
puQnv.
QavtpitiBfAoav,*.. fern. -9{vrts,n. pi.
-di.ros, g. sin. of <t>(irtpi)Oct$,
par. la. pass. — QarepuUij, 3 sin.
-Owen, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. pass. —
<t>avtpu)d?ivai, 1 a. inf. pass. —
QavipuQt'ictodc, 3 pi. 1 f. ind.
pa.«. of last.
QavcpiLs, (fr. <pavcpbf clear) mani-
festly, clearly, openly, publicly,
plainly.
$>avipu)cts, -tof, Att. -tws,fi, (fr.
same) a manifestation display,
show, appearance, declaration.
d. Att. cont. <f>avcpu>oci.
$avtp<l>rtpa, neut. pi. of efravtpwrt-
po?, comp. of <pavtp6^.
Qdvtact, Ion. for i<pa\t, 3 sin. 2 a.
1 ind. act. — <i>dvn, Ion. fort0av>7,
3 sin. 2 a. ind. pass. — Qavjj, 3
sin. 2 a. sub. pass, for which by
Pleon. Qavfiy. — Qavfuitvai, Dor.
for (pavrjvai, 2 a. inf. pass. —
*av7jy, -77, 2 and 3 sin. 2 a. sub.
pass. — Qavfictrai, 3 sin. 2 f.
ind. pass. — <t>avrjr<j>, 3 sin. 2 a.
impr. pass. — 4>av0£t?> I a. par.
pass, of <palvii).
$avo-evs, -/oj, Att. /wj, b, for Ila-
vo7r£i)f, (fr. Hav6irn the name of
a town) one of Panope, a Pa-
nopian.
Qdvbs, -ov, b, (fr. ^atvo) to shine)
a torch, light, uxmp, lantern;
also the sun or moon.
$avrd%u), f. -acw, p. Tr£0dvra»ca,(fr.
same) to cause or wiafce appear,
show, exhibit. Qavrdfyuai, to
appear, seem ; to fancy, imagine,
pnurtray in the mind; to con-
template, think on; to be ac-
cused, arraigned, made an ex-
ample of. per. ind. pass, irctpdv--
raouai, -oat, -rai. pres. par.
mid. (j>avra$6uevov, that which
appears, an appearance, sight.
Qavracria, -a?, fj, (fr. last) aright,
vision, appearance, image, repre-
sentation; show, pomp, parade ;
imagination, fancy, thought, me-
ditation ; opinion, notion, con-
SAP
ception, knowledge ; appearance,
kind, form.
i jvTaoioKoirtu) -m, f. -)')<T(i), (fr. last,
and Kdtrog disturbance) to in-
dulge in imagination ; to be dis-
ordered in the imagination, be
frantic, mad.
Qdv-aajta, -dros, rb, (fr. Qavrdfo
or th. cpaivia to show) an appear-
ance, sight, image; an appari-
tion, spectre, phantom ; a pro-
digy, supernatural appearance;
a fiction, imagery.
Qavri, Dor. for (pari, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. of <f>nui.
$acw, -77?, -fi, pi. <bavS>uzv, -rjrt,
-uai, 2 a. sub. act. of <paivu).
<Pdo, Ion. and Poet, for tyaoo, 2
sin. 2 a. ind. mid. oi <f>nui.
Qdos, -eos -ovs, rb, (fr. 0ao> to
shine) light, fire, torch, flame ;
daylight, sunrise, twilight, dawn ;
the eye, light of the eye ; open-
ness, perspicuity ; life ; safety,
deliverance, succour, protection;
victory, joy, hope ; a term of
fondness.
Qdpuyi;, -yyos, ft, a breach in the
earth, precipice, steep ; a deep and
craggy valley, ravine ; a gulf,
deep pit.
-'Papain, Heb. indecl. villages,
open country.
Qapaib, Heb. indecl. Pharaoh,
name of a king.
Qapicaffi, d, pi. Ion. and Poet
Qdpei, d. sin. cont. of (pdpog.
$aph, b, Heb. indecl. a man's
name.
Qapirpa, -as, »/, (perhaps fr. <f>4po)
to carry, and rpww to wound) a
quiver, case for arrows.
$apsrpeCjv, -&vos, 0, Poet, for last.
$>apri, -?js, and <I>ap(j, -ios, $, name
of a city.
4>apjVov, -ov, rb, a kind of poison.
Qapicaios, -ov, b, a Pharisee.
^up/els, -i6os,fj, a wrinkle, fold.
'Pap/iaKeia, -as, >;, (fr. (pdpuaKOV a
drug) sorcery, witchcraft, en-
chantment, magical incantation ;
a cure or curing, healing ; phy-
sic, medicine, drugs.
QxpiidKivs, -ios, b, (fr. same) a sor-
cerer, enchanter, magician ; a
quack, d. pi. ^apuaKtvai.
QipuaKtvij), (fr. same) to bewitch,
enchant, charm ; to poison ; to
compound medicine ; to preserve,
pickle ; to dye, stain, colour ; to
infect, imbitler.
Qapudris, -i5os, ^, (fr. same) a
witch, sorceress.
Qapiiaicous, -zoaa, -cv, (fr. next)
relating to medicine, medicinal,
medicated, poisoned.
i>dpuaKov,-ov,rb, (perhaps fr. (f>{poi
to bring, and a<bs a remedy, or
dx<>s pain) a drug, medicine,
physic, remedy ; poison.
QapuaKonooia, -as,h, (fr. (pdpuaKov
poison, and irdcis a draught, th.
■nivu) to drink) the taking or
drinking of poison.
GapitaKonwXns, -ov, b, {fir. last, and
nuXiu) to sell) a seller of drugs,
druggist, apothecary.
4E
3>A2
QapuaKbSi-ov, b, same as <popuaKt(>s.
Qapuaicdit) S, (fr. (pdpuanov medi-
cine) to mix up medicine ; to
poison or impregnate with poison.
$apudcau> or -ttw, (fr. same) to im-
pregnate with poison, poison ; to
infect, taint, imbitter ; to bewitch,
to temper, harden steel; to give
medicine or nourishment.
Qapos or <bdpos, -ios -ovs, rb, (fr.
Qipui to bear) a cloak, mantle,
outer garment worn by men; a
veil or covering of the head.
Qdpos, -ov, b or }), Pharos, name of
a light-house, and island at
Egypt ; a light-house, beacon.
$apos, (fi. next) a ploughing, till' set in a< stable; to stallfeed, fat'
ten ; -ouai, to be placed in a stall,
<&apou) -5, or A<pap6u> -<2, to plough,
make furrows.
Qdpaos, -cos -ovs, rb, (fr. <papos a
cloak) a sheet, flag, standard ;
a covering, wrapper; a district,
region, division, tract ; a piece,
part, fragment ; ruins, rubbish ;
a wing ; an axe.
$apco<p6pos, -ov, b, f], (fr. last, and
0f'f>a> to carry) a standard-bearer,
ensign.
Qapvyl;, -vyyos, b or ^, the throat,
gullet, windpipe, jaws.
$«?, 2 a. par. act. of <pnul.
•bdaydvov, 'ov, rb, (fr. <r0a£w to
kill) a sword.
Qacre, Dor. and Ion. for ifyncst, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. act. — <bafftts, Dor.
for <pfjocis, 2 sin. 1 f. ind. act. —
$dV0<n,2 a. inf. mid. of 6r)ut.
QaatK. or <J>aoi%, Heb. indecl. same
as irdo^a.
$don\os, 'ov, 6, (fr. Lat. phaselus,
a pinnace) a pinnace, bark, gal-
ley ; a kidney-bean.
$a<n or $a<nv, 3 pi. pres. ind. act.
— <M<n,d. pi. of 0a?, -aaa, -dv,
2 a. par. act. of <pnui.
Qaoidvbs, -ov, b, (fr. <&dais. a river
of Colchis) a pheasant.
$doiv, a. sin. of
Qdois, -ios, Att. -to?, ti, (fr. (paivu)
to show) a word, saying, sen-
tence, speech ; a declaration, as-
sertion, affirmation, proposition ;
a rumour, report, fame ; an
action, lawsuit, accusation: an
apparition, appearance; a sign,
signal; a phasis or ch/mge of
the moon.
<t>d<TlS,-lOS, Att. -ZltiS, 3.\fo-t6os, fi,
a river of Colchis, ? city at the
mouth of it.
<i>d(TK£, 3 sin. impf. Ion. — $do-
Kovrai, 3 pi. pres. ind. pass. —
QdoKovTEs, n. pi. -Kovras, a, pi.
par. pres. act. of
Q>d<TKU), Ion. for 0 >///(.
fydoua, -dros, rb, (fr. 0a(vw to
show) a vision, spectre, sight; a
sign, prodigy, portent, omen.
Qdvouai, Dor. for <p>)aouai, 1 f. ind.
mid. of <pT]fii.
•bdotra or -rra, -17s, %, a kind of
pigeon, dove.
$>ao<ja<f>6vosi -ov, b, >'/, (fr. last, and
<phu) to kill) killing pigeons.
<I>a(rtS, -£??, -£?, Dor. for <pfioti), -zis,
-n, 1 f. ind. act. of <t>r,uU
(585) '
*AY
Qareibs, -a, -bv, (fr. next) to be
spoken, said or named, expref
sible.
<$aTfis,-ov, b, t), (fr. (f>do) to speak)
talkative, prating ; lyingf deceit-
ful.
*arj, Dor. for QrjTi, 3 sin. pres.
ind. o(<pnui.
<S>aTi$u>, (fr. next) to say, call,
name; to rumour, spread a re-
port.
Qdris, -ios, Att. -tws, ?i, (fr« fdia to
speak) a word, saying, sentence;
an oracle ; a report, rumour ;
fame, glory.
QfaTvevo) and Q>aTvid$u), (fr. next)
set at a manger.
QuTvy, -vs h, (fr- <pdyu to eat) a
manger, crib, stable, stall ; a roof,
ceiling.
$arv6u) -5, f. -w<rw, (fr. same) to
build as a stall or place of shelter,
cover with a roof. per. ind. pass.
TTC(pdTV(i)Uai.
Qdrvuma, -dros, rb, (fr. same) a
roof , ceiling ; a rafter, joist ; an
opening or port in a ship for dis-
charging weapons.
$dro, Ion. for updro, 3- sin. 2 a.
ind. mid. oitpvui^
^driu-f), -ov, (fr. 0aw to say, shine
or kill) to be said, told; cele-
brated, renowned, famous; kill-
ed, slaughtered.
$ai>£u), to fry, parch.
'Pav\i£u),f. -iV(i>, (fr. <pav\os mean)
to regard as mean, esteem of no
valuey despise, disregard, per.
ind. pass. ireQavXiouat.
•bav^iaua^dTOS, rb, $av\ioubs, -ov,
b, (fr. same) contempt, mockery,
sneer.
'J>avynrrpia, -as, >% (fr. same) she
that despises or scorns.
$av\os, -n, -ov, and $\avpos, -a,
'ov, little, small ; slender, scanty,
poor ; vile, mean, worthless, re
fuse, despised, despicable; evil,
uncked% base, bad, depraved ;
simple, plain, easy ;■ rude,
clumsy-..
<$av\ordTr)s, g. sin. fern, of
<&av\6raTos, -n, -ov, sup. — $auA<5-
rtpos, -a, -ov, comp. of 0auAo?.
^avAoTYjs, -nros, ff, (fr. (pav\os bad)
vileness, worthlessness, badness,
wickedness, baseness.
*auXwj, (fr. same) wickedly, bad-
ly, basely.
$avpos, Dor. for <pav\os.
<f>avoi(3poTOS, -ov, b, >), (fr. (fta^ois
same as 0u>? light, and (Sporbs 9
mortal) giving light to mortals,
shining.
QavaiyytS, -wv, of, (perhaps fr.
<pav<rts the fire) scorched marks
on the legs from $ilting over the
fire.
<i>av<ris, -ios, Att. -tois, U, (fr. 0au>
to shine) light, brightness, splen-
dour ; a shining, giving light,
afire-signal.
•bavctKU), Qavu), same as <pdu).
J>d\p, <pa{ibs, h, (fr- 0f'3"wat to fear)
a kind of pigeon, dove*
*EN
<trr
Urn or ♦<•!"•, O akeap, dupto*,'
mile* appear; to «A««, yue
fc^fc/, rtefcr, brighten; or, tnui,
to say, speak, exprew, totf; to
tAtnA; or, *o*, to Jbtf, stay,
siaughUr.
. pres. inf. mid. of
•it, dread, &e afraid ;
to fite, run away, shun, avoid.
per. ind. m. -
*4?V*«> 1 pL pre*, sub. mid. of *rcSi\,r», Ion. for f*>0«y, »rt. —
♦ryw-
r*. (fr.
#Jm hi
Mffe
r;c -:. ;
shine) Ughi,
nets, brilliancy,
tiyyjt, (fr. umc) to idrine, frwe
rMsr, £°*to«.
♦tio'ro, Ion. for ftiism, pres. impr.
— ♦ttc'dun-of, -v, -o*, P*r-
pres. mi J. of
• i, £ mid. *,ticoum, p. pass.
z**\, and r^tiltufi, to
s/)jts, pardon, forgive ; to spare,
u*e sparingly, be sparing, nig.
gardly or parsimonious ; to /or-
bear, abstain from, avoid, pres.
inf. mid. fiii'ivSat. I f. ind. mid.
fcieofiai, -ij, -rroi. 1 a. mid.
ind. t^ctodfiff, -«, -or*, ppfut
xt+doopai, and ncjurVapai* 2
a. ind. mid. tfiUmnv, and Ion.
Tf9t£*>irr, whence opt. wft&oi-
fin*, and inf. wt6llt*A*i.
.**, (fr. ou <?<>>£>•* pres.
par. mid. of last) sparikgty,
parsimoniously, thriftily, nig-
!!y.
hot more usual in the mid.
6tihfiai, which see, 2 a. ind.
act. /~r<?»», and Ion. wiftocv.
trio*, -ooi -Ji>i, h. (fr. ^doomai to
be sparine) pvs.mony, sparing,
nets, frugality, thrift ; absti-
nence ; delay, hesitation ; profit,
lucre, gain; enty, grudge.
mnim\\ -fe, #, sime as last.
,-. -}, -ir, (fr. 01100/1 if to
be sparing) par^oni<m*,t)in/ry,
jpvi*?, niggardly.
'. f. ind.
-<*»4i, -9, -nrai, 1 a.
mi 1
• ■%« k (fr- oueouai to
) pirsimony, tkrifaness
I i-falgenor, varden.
I.;.'. P -.isaii, name of
a r ■
♦cAyorw, (fr. 0a5X/»f small ) to fri/fe,
d*e.
Art. -e*»c. 4L
or roefry place near Athens ; a
I or rugged place.
♦ 'XXAj, -»5, o, oarlr, rtiff ,* cart
*£\
decl. Heb. a particular or dto-'
fi-j-r our, a certain one, some!
one.
tivarn, -ns, $. (fr. flfVuj an irapos-
I n>, a icig : paint,
— fleriam ; disguise, \
*t'tre, cheat.
'■■ next) io de-
irr
pL pres. ind. act. of
t a portmanteau; also, ♦ /osrpj, S
a book case or umttng box. ♦'#•*.
♦*Vw, to fcuY, slay, slaughter, wax- ♦ipci^ota, Dor. and JEoL for Dtp-
otfown, Proserpina.
♦tfoi, -Zr, al, Pker*, name of a ♦/•#*, -uj, -u, 1 £ ind. JEoL of
town.
•tpalos, -m, -ow, (fr. last) ofPherm.
•i+dvBvi, toe ^f, 4, 4, (fr. f/ptf
to bear, and «r0«« a flower)
a. ind. r>epsa, -«f, -r.
\iprar<*, -f, -•», and iiprtrrof,
(sup. fir. c/om to carry) most ex-
cellent, superlaaie, best ; strong,
est, moat powerful, brai<M, most
+io$iedat, pass. pres. inf. of
t. -^, p. -$«,( perhaps fr.
0/pw to bear, and ^toj life) to
/« 'i, pasture, graze ; to nourish,
support, maintain, nor. per. ind.
mmLmupsmfia.
♦/ft, *iotTt, 2 sin. and pL unpr.
— **fti(, -pu, 2 and 3 sin
♦/*ot c<, 3 pi. ind. pres. act. —
act. iiosoQai, pass. pres.
in!, of 0/p«.
•tpiyyooe, -«,*,♦, (fr. <>/m to
bear and ryv*> a pledge) tr«a<-
•orfAy. Subs. • prmmistr, en-
gager, voucher.
•IfceXof, ^o, i, a proper name.
♦cptcvcWf, •«*« •, a man's name.
♦£**'«£v, Ion. for ffscir, pres. inf.
act. of fro**.
%v*i«*oc, -^, i, 4, (fr. f^ to
;• -.. >.-. • ■:-;. : . -..,.
impr. act. of fipv.
iiortoof, -a, -«», (comp. fr. 0/m
to bear) more excellent, superior,
stronger, more powerful,
able, mar,
:•.. _j\ Had
their
^r,.,*,(fr.a^De,and
nriK labour) enduring labour;
bearing misfortune, patient; that
brings misfortune, unlucky.
tcpfejioc. -ov, i, k, (fr. same, and
j3ioj life) sustaining life, nourish.
life, animating.
*t+tcco>. Ion. for idnoot, isnpC ind.
act. of aim*.
¥toteoaxiai, a. pi. of
•tourcickc, -ioc -#?f, i, 4, (fr. fioM
to bear, and raeos a shield)
shield-bearing, defended with «
sftaati.
♦*prr', Ion. cfs+tfer; 3 sin. impf.
pass. — * iocr at, 3 sin. pres. ind.
pass, of <fep».
iipcrpo*, -ow, ts, (fr. 0/pw to car-
ry) a oter.
f /o-. 3 sin. — tiorrt, 2 pL pees.
sub. act. of o/sv».
tioiOTot, *m, -^, (fr. *(p<- to bear)
superlative, most excellent, matt
.v-'-.r. Uwse ; heat
tcpr*. -*«, ♦, (fr. 070* to bring) o
fortKHe, marriage portion.
♦cprt^u, f. -?r«, (fr. last) to jpor-
tioii, #ire a fortune. 1 a.
act, itipviv
or ♦ iX.iioow, in- t(jpwo, 3 pi. pres. opt. act. -=, ♦«-
p--ic-o, Dor. for v5/03t<ra, few.
par. pres. act, — ♦r^djrfo'.^oL';
♦/onvrec, see fiormrof.
♦low, C atow, p. *».'x*i AtL n^rc-
X«, to bring, bear, carry, waft ;
to bring along, lead, conduct'; to
endure, bear suffer ; to sustain,
ntpport, uphold; la govern, re-
g*laU; to bear frail, proance ; to
proft,atxal,serte,contrujute,lend
to; to pertain, appcrtatn, belong;
to vote; to obtain, gat, procure
receive, take; to hold out, prof-
fer; to bestow, eanfer, give, pay ;
to tat* or ©arrjr away , carry oft
seize; to hold, keep ; to carry on,
yoage. ♦f>90*i, to be karne away.
~ti, -t.
ind. act. iff*0r,
C'JEoL ilmaw, 1 a.
. -r. IW atWanaei
of that verb are borrowed from
oim, criyev, muao, and cv/^w.
(from ot*) 1 £ ind. act. oiow.
par. 1 a. pass. toBuu tkmu, tV.
(from ettyem) 1 a. ind. act. jVcy
ea, for ireyl-a. impr. r>cyxor,
•««• inf. niycaf par. i.
2 a. act. ind. irtyw par
cwrr, -oc^a, -4w. 1 a. mid. ind.
nvtyedKn*, -*#t -«t». inJ*.
nifci. (from crtirut) I a. act.
ind. f,*uto, for ^m\m' inf. bpbT-
coi- par. (wof. 2 a. ind. act.
rrucer. 1 a. ind. said, mruem***,
for uTuiiimv, and Ion. c*uKd»n> •
sub. KwHrwmmt' inf. ntietedui'
par. sruc«fu»*c per. ind. act.
^ti^a. per.
-7C0J, t>, on impastor, de-.
"»- i» pres. "par. ft
aaob, a same. Also, the name of a
cioali ) a elu'i, mantle, coat ; ' nvmph.
LS«3
1 a. ind. pass, mni^or. (from
ti(^w) per. ind. act. fae]
o-»'»t|f!i. 2 a. ind. act. irrc^oi,
firtypaj, Att, crfirtymai. 1 a. ind.
pass, wrfjr&m*.' 1 f. ind. pass.
arex&kovmui. per. ind. mid. ^ro-
♦cpip^;, 1 pL pres. sub. pass. —
♦/o-t», -««-e-a, -•», pres. par. act.
and — ♦{ p ^ ft ted 4, Poet, for cta*-
0rfla, 1 pL pres. ind. pas-i. — M f Vighten)
♦u)3.ufi-s{, -v, -»»', per. pros. a.'a« .' »i .' <Mray .'
- — - - iriycpL ♦ewyrrf, -yfr^ear, impr.
■i, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. — ♦rowr, — ♦rt'yn,ini. 3 sin. ptes. act. —
-3i>«-«, -«»• a. fern, -ojvoat-' n. ♦evy«r, Ion. for i&vryor, imof.
du. -porrt" pi. n. -oorrtj, -pocc :«, ind. art. — ♦eryorri, Dor. for
par. pres. act. of pip*. brrywot, 3 pL pres. ind. act
+iuyirrwr, Atl. fir (trr;.-f-n*0;r.3
. impr. act. —
-
$HN
<t>0E
Ion. for i<pnc, 2 sin. impf. or 2
a. ind. act. — 4>rjs, 2 sin. 2 a.
sub. act. — Qfjaeia, -a?, -t, ^EoL
for <t^ffai/<i, -cat?, -(rat, 1 a. opt.
act. — >Ko-£ij, 2 sin. 1 f. ind.
fem. pres. par. act. — #c6ymmJ **o, -t5po?, 6, ^EoL or Ion. for 3 -p.
3 pi. pres. ind. act. of j*f/p£a, -uv, rd, tumours and swell-
•alya), f. (pcvfa, to flee, take to ings of the sinews.
flight, run away, escape, shun, $nor), -nit hi Phere, name of a
avoid: to decline, refuse, turn country.
from ; to desert, leave, fig from ; I <J>iJpo$, the food of the old gods.
to fly the country, be banished, go' Qnpclv, d. pi. of <f>f>o.
into exile; to be accused, arraign- $»)>-, 2 sin. pres. ind. act. — ♦/}?,
ed,be a defendant. 2 a. ind. act.
i<pvyov. per. ind. mid. xi6e\>ya
and xitivya, -at, -e. 1 f. ind.
mid. <ptu%ouai.
QcvKriyc, -a, -ov, (verbal of last) to
be avoided, shunned, fled from
&c. according to the verb.
♦ec/crSj, -rj,-ov, (fr. ^evyw to avoid)
to 6e avoided.
tevrrwy, g. pi. of last.
. •ev£Y/io?, -oi>, o, 77, (tr. <pcvyu> to fly)
to 6e avoided ; which may be
avoided or fled from ; affording
refuge, sheltering.
♦a;£?,-«o>, Att. -£uj, 7, (fr. same)
flight, escape.
•tufo/iat, -7, -trai, 3 pi. -o\~rai
f. ind. mid. of fevyu.
QiyaXot, -ov, b, a spark.
♦s-yaAow -w, (fr. last) to &tmi, «d
on. y?rf .
*?, Ion. for /pr7, 3 sin. impf. or 2
a. ind. act. — 4>r), 3 sin. 2 a.
- sub. act. odpnul.
ttryevs, -ios, b, Phegeus, a man's
name.
♦/Jyft-of, ->y, -ov, (fr. next) made of
beech, beechen.
Qnybs, -ov, 77, Dor. *ayd?, (fr. 0<z-
y« to eat) a 6eec/i tree .
Qfyw, obs. for which ddya.
triT}, Pleon. for $?}, 3 sin. 2 a. sub.
act. of <pnut.
♦»7Afu» or -6u> -i, (fr. drj^os an im-
postor) to deceive, cheat, impose
upon, disappoint, delude.
♦jJX »7^, -n*os, b, (fr. same) an im-
postor, cheat, deceiver ; a sour
flg seem ing ripe.
QnXjtjrnai, d. pi. Ion. of
♦>iX/;rj7?, -ov, b, (fr. <p?}\os aa im-
postor) an impostor, deceiver,
cheat, rozus.
♦FjAtf, b, Felix, a man's name. d.
QfjXtKi, a. -Ka.
♦fjXoj, -ov, b, an impostor, cheat,
deceiver.
Qriuoii, n. pi. of
*W1, -fft 7, Dcr. *o>a, -a?, a,
(fr. next) rumour^ fame, report,
renown, celebrity ; an opinion,
character ; an oracle, prediction,
omen,
tnfii, f. 0>/<r«. (fr. <pdui to «peak)
to speak, say, utter, tell, relate :
to assert, affirm, aver, state ; to
call, name ; to think, deem,
judge, determine. 2 a. ind. act.
ti7,ut£u, f. -jffcu and -ifw, (fr. next)
to say, tell, announce, divulge,
spread abroad, rumour.
*?j/ii?, -tot, f), same as <prjun.
♦?", 0???, <pfj, Ion. for typr, -77?, -,,
impf. or 2 a. ind. act. — Qrjvai,
2 a. inf. act. of £77^'.
•»r>a«, Att. for <pdvat, 2 a. inf. act
Of (f>liv(4.
$01
-in, which is Ion. for $BQt
--?, -r. 2 a. sub. act. of same.
*0«p,-p&j,&, (fr. <p8tipw to destroy)
a louse.
•bdiipei, -poi<rt,3 sin. and pi. pres.—
$8upu, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. — <t>0ti-
077, 3 sin. pres. sub. act.of <S>Btip*.
fdetpiaeis, -joj, Att. -eok, 7, (fr.
next ) the lousy disease.
$0£(0(act> -2, f. -a'ffu, ^fr. <p8dp *
louse, th. <pdeipu to destroy) to
6e /uZ/ of lire, to be afflicted' with
the lousy disease.
act. — <&r,eda, Ion. and JEo\.\i>detpi^u), and Qdeipifyfiat, (fr.
Parag. for f'0>7{, 2 sin. impf. or
2 a. ind. act. — $770-1 or -aiv, 3
sin. pres. ind. act. — *r>i,
Ion. Parag. for <pjj, 3 sin. 2 a.
sub. act. of <pnui.
$r,GTosy -ov, b, fr. Lat. Festus, a
man's name.
*v<rw, 1 f. ind. act. of $£<* or of
cJn/i(.
*>/to?7, ->7S, ^, a frt6«.
bBninv, 2 a. opt. act. — $Bdaevos,
2 a. par. mid. — Q&dv, Bceot.
for (pBTioav, Ion. for i'pBnaav, 3
pi. 2 a. ind. act. — QBdvai, pres.
inf. act. or for <pBrjvait 2 a. inf.
act. of <p8?ipi, for
*0aj/w, £ fpBdcti), p. i'pBaKa, to be
beforehand with, do a thing before
another, anticipate ; to prevent,
preclude ; to occupy, engage, se-
cure ; to be able ; to hasten ; to
come upony surprise ; to escape,
avoid, shun. 1 a. act. ind. io-
Baoa' sub. <pBdou). 2 a. ind. act.
iy-Brrv, (from <pBriui) 2 a. mid.
ind. e(pBd[inv' par. <pBduevog-
Q&aptls, '2 a. par. pass, of 6dclpw.
QBdoBi, Sync, for tiBdpBnri, 1 a
impr. pass, of same.
iBapua, -droi, rd, (fr. <pBtipu> to
corrupt) corruption.
QBaprds, -17, -ov, (fr. same) cor-
ruptible, perislioble.
*0aj, 2 a. par. act. of <f>9r}ui, for
tpddvu),
QBdaas, I a. par. act. a. QBdoavra,
— QBdcw, 1 f. ind. act. — $8ao-w
fiev, 1 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of cddvoj
QBiyyccBat, pres. inf. mid. — $Biy-
. Ion. for tipBiyytro, 3 sin
impf. ind. mid. — $8iyyoiB\ Ion
riyyoiro, 3 sin. pres. opt.—
^Btyyo^tcvos, -V, -ov, par. pres.
mid. of
tyBiyyofiat, f. mid. <*>Biy^ofiai, per.
i<pBeyuai,to sound., resound, roar,
crow, creak ; to speak, utter, di-
vulge.
Qdiyyavd', Ion. for ttiBiyyovro, 3
pi. impf. ind. mid. of Ust
QBiypa, -droi, rb, (fr. (p&iyyouai to
speak) a voice, speech, utterance,
discourse, eloquence ; sound,
noise, tune.
^Bty^dficiog, -n, -ov, 1 a. par. mid.
— Q8ty?UTai, Dor. for QBiyi-t-
rai, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. mid. of *0/y-
y,fiai.
QBtipLvv, -zio, -tiro, pres. opt. mid.
or pass, or 2 a. opt. mid. of tpBtj-
fit, same as <pB4vw.
-: , Sys. <t>9ri<ji'itv, 1 pi. of
$d(iw, -in, -«, Poet, for <bdiu>.
C587)
same) to hunt or catch lice, clear
off lice ; to be bitten with lice.
QSeiodiJtvos, -17, -ov, par. pres. pass.
— QBtipovrai, pass. — $8eipovei,
act. 3 pi. pres. md. — QBtipwffi, 3
pi. pres. sub. act. of $8eip<j).
<bQcioo<payi<j) -<S, (fr. dBun, a louse,
arid <pdyu) to eat) to feed on lice.
QBtipu), f. (pBtpw, p. iipBapKa, to cor-
rupt, spoil ; to infect, taint, vi-
tiate ; to destroy, waste, ruin,
ravage ; to deflower, defile, pol-
lute ; to disquiet, vex, trouble,
grieve ; to kill, slay, cut off; to
fail, decay, wither ; to flmsh,
come to an end, conclude, perish,
die. fyBzipopaiy to go or come
with bad luck ; to go and be
hanged. 1 a. ind. act. i<p9eipa,
-as, -t. 2 a. ind. act. i<f>Bdpov, -ee,
-e. 2" a. ind. pass. upBapnv, -m,
-n' sub. <p8ap&, -?,s, -jj. per. ind.
pass. i<p8upuai, -cat, -rai.
^Be7rai, 3 sin., pres. ind. pass,
cont. of <p8i<i).
$8 cpei^S sin. 1 f. ind. act. o(<p8dp*
QBipput, f. <pdipau), JEol. for ipBtlfw,
<P8tocei, 3 sin'. 1 f. ind. act. of last.
$8epoiyevr)s,-eos -ovs, b, $,(&. <p8tl
p^t to destroy, and yivos a race)
destructive to a family.
$di*u>, f. (pdrjow, same as <p8elpu>.
$8iu)utv, Ion. for <pBQuevy see (pBd-
ouev.
$8r), Ion. for i<pdn, 3 sin. 2 a. ind.
act. — Qdrj, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. act.—
$8f,Tj, for (pdaiify 3 sin. 2 a. opt.
act. or by Pleon. for 00?;, 3 sin.
2 a. sub. act. of
QBijui, same as <p8dvu). 2 a. act.
ind. i<pdnv opt. 00ao7vsub. <p8S.
•Dflfjc-e, Ion. for (68nce, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. act. — >Pdrj<jt, Ion. Parag. for
<p8j), 3 sin. 2 a. sub. act. of <p6?jui.
Qdfjaoftai, 3 pi. (pBfjaovrai, 1 f. ind.
mid. of (pBdvu).
<P8la, -aj, ion. -(77, ->7?, fj, Phthia,
a city of Thessaly.
QBiuivoici, d. pi. of
$8ifievos,-o<), b, fj, (Ion. for t<p8ipi-
voc, par. per. pass, or Sync, for
(pBidficvos, par. pres. pass, of
itbBiii) to corrupt) corrupted, de-
cayed, wasted ; spoiled, ruined,
ravaged ; lost, destroyed, killed ;
deceased, dead.
QdnoKaptog, -ov, 0, 7, (fr. fBivu
same as th. <f>8upv to corrupt,
and Kapvbs fruit) no longer bear-
ing fruit, barren, old.
♦flivorupJy, -j'o'oj , b, >), and QBivoni*
p1»os, -n, -ov, (fr. next) autumnal,
late, lai*ripmi*g ; wtntrj/% U>
*0O
winter ; blighting, wither-
ing, destructive.
Qdtvdirupov, -ov,rb,{fr. <p6ivttt to pe-
rish, and oirupa autumn) the close
of the year, autumn ; late fruit.
QOivvdcoKc, Ion. and Epenlh. for
iwBioKU), same as <p9lvu> or
ipdiu).
*0n-fc0w, same as next.
Qdivu, same as <pQia>, or <p9cipu>.
Qdhovros [XTjidi, at the end of
the month.
4>0ivwf5»7j, -cos -ovs, 6, t), (fr. last)
consumptive.
QQioi'ivooa, a. sin. of
4>0jcr>/vwp, -opus, 6, i/, (fr. 00('</> or
<pOiu> to destroy, andairjo a man)
destructive, mortal, deadly.
Qdiedat, <|>0i'ff0u), Sync, for epBitc-
0ai, inf. and <p9tio9u), 3 sin. impr.
pres. mid. or for t<p0lc0ai, inf.
and i<pdiodo), 3 sin. impr. per.
pass, of (f>8iu.
•0t<r//?poro$, and <&9talu(3poTos, -ov,
b, !/, (fr. (pOiu) or <p8iu> to destroy,
and Ppordi a mortal) deadly,
mortal, destructive, bloody.
♦07<x<?, -«o$, Att. -twf, ff, (fr. ^0/(i>
or 00/w to waste away) cor-
ruption, waste, destruction ; in-
ftrtion ; decay, consumption.
4>6iau), 1 f. ind. act. of
♦0/w, f. -ivu), (fr. <£0/w to waste) to
waste, consume, destroy, ruin,
injure, hurt, hill ; to pine oi
waste away, decay, wither ; to
finish, come to an end, perish,
die.
♦0dyyoj,-oi), b, and 1>0<?yyr), -fis} >'/,
(fr. <pOiyyouat to utter) a voice,
sound, noise, tune, note ; <an in-
strument of sound, flute, *tring,
&c.
♦0<5a, -as, and <t>66tj, -ff, £, (fr.
00/w to perish) a consumption,
decay, phthisis.
♦0o7?, cont. QdoZs, -idos or -to?, >/,
a ^iw/Z q/" cake.
tOovtpbi, -a, -bv, (fr. <p96vos envy)
cnuioiw, spiteful, malicious; en-
vied.
tOovurty 2 pi. cont. pres. impr.
act. of
Qdoviw -u>, f. ->7(Ta),p. t<p96vnica, (fr.
<p86vos envy) to envy, grudge ; to
deny, refuse. 1 a. ind. act. t(f>96-
vvca.
%9ovfioas, -aaa, -av, 1 a. par. act.
of last.
4>86vo$, -ov, b, (fr. <pQiu to pine) en-
vy, jealousy ; malice, spite, hatred,
grudge, stint ; blame, censure.
QBovovutv, 1 pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. — <i>8ovovvTas, a. pi. cont.
par. pres. act <t>9ovov<xi, 3 pi.
cont. pres. ind. act. of (p9ov(o).
Qdopa, -as, i7, and <t>96pos,-ov, o,(fr.
<p9dpu to destroy) corruption,
decay, dissolution, death; ruin,
destruction ; contagion, pesti-
lence, plague ; mischief, bane,
loss ; carnage, slaughter.
t$6pos, -ov, b, >), (fr. same) de-
structive, pernicious, ruinous, in-
jurious ; 'dctedly, 7norial.
*IA
*i, and 4>h», a Poet, particle, add-
ed by Paragoge.
<t>tu\ri, -rji, f), a bowl, bason, cupy
goblet, urn, phial.
<i>ta\ioKr), -ng, and <I>icfX(f, -t5os, ft,
(dim. of last) a little cup, bowl,
ivv9e, 3 sin. impf. ind. act. of] goblet, phial.
next. Or the Ion. impf. of <biapbs, -a, -bv, (fr. ehdos light, th
<pdii) to shine) bright, shining, re
sple ndent ; sleek, jut.
bipaXtq, -t)s, t), a dried Jig, raisin.
<t>tjlXa, -t)i, t'i, (fr. Lat. fibula, a
clasp) a buckle, clasp.
9ti4n >/, -»/j, }), for irt9dtcvT].
<I>i<5fw,same as</>£i£w. per. ind. pass.
irc<plSr)fiai. ppfut. irctptS/joouat.
<l>/*io$, -ov, b, name of a mountain.
<1»jV, for tylXt, v. sin. or for <plXa,
ncut. pi. of <pl\os.
'tiXdyaBos, -ov, u, »'/, (fr. <pl\of fond,
and ayaBbs good) a friend or
lover of good men, or of good-
ness, upright, righteous.
<t>tXdyXdos,-ov, b, »'/, (fr. same, and
ayXabs splendid) fond of splen-
dour, /nagivjictnt, grata,
*¥iXa5i\(pi(u, -as, //, Philadelphia,
name of a city.
*<Xa<5rX</>T<i, -a$, !,, (fr. qjOos friend-
ly, and a6c\<pbs a brother) bro-
therly love, affection.
QiXd?icX<pos, -ov, b, h~, (fr. same)
full of brotherly love, fond of
one's brother, affectionate, kind.
<I>iXd0f«f, Dor. for <piXn9as, 1 a
par. pass. — <t>lXai, Sync, for <pl-
Xrjcrai, 1 a. impr. mid. of ifuXiu.
<t>t\airaros, Ion. and Dor. for <f>i-
Xwraroj, sup. of ^i'Xoj.
<l>i<Wno$, -ov, b, t}, (fr. <^i'Xoj fond
and airla blame) apt to blame
censorious, severe, morose, con-
tentious, quarrelsome.
QiXaua, -aros, to, Dor. for qji\nua.
<bt\auapr?ju(i)v, -ovoj, b, fj, (fr. <pt\o$
fond, and audprripa sin) loving
sins, wicked, depraved, repro-
bate.
Qi\av8pia, -as, >% (fr. same, and
avrip a husband) the love of a
husband, conjugal attachment,
affection.
QiXavSpos, -ov, b, fh (fr. same) lov-
ing one's husband, affectionate,
tender ; resorted to, populous,
crowded.
<I>(Xav0owjr/w -&, f. -rjaa), p. irtobi-
XavBpibirrjKa, (fr. <f>iXos fond, and
dvdpojiros a man) to love men, act
kindly, be humane; to speak to
or address affably.
4>iXav0/ju)7rt'a, -as, i), (fr. same) hu-
manity, philanthropy, benevo-
lence, kindness; civility.
$i\dv9pu)iros, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same)
humane, gentle, courteous, bene-
volent, kind.
$iXav0puj7rwy, (fr. last) humanely,
benevolently, kindly, affably.
$i\apyvpt<j) -w, f. -?7(rcj,p. irttyiXap-
yvprjKa, (fr. 0/Xoj fond, and dp-
yvpos silver) to be fond of mo-
ney, avaricious ; to covet.
QiXapyvpia, -as, h, (fr. same) love
of money, covetousness, avarice.
Qiidpyvpos, -ov,b,fi, (fr. same)/on<2
of money, covetous avaricious.
(688)
•MA
*Aa?, -ados, hi (fr. 0iX/w to love)
a joint, cauplingt joining.
*tXdo-a«, Dor. for QiXijoat, 1 a. inf.
act. — 4>«Xuff£, Ion. and Dor. for
apiXnac, 3 sin. a. ind. act. — <W-
Xdaov, Dor. for^/X^erov, 1 a. impr.
act — <I>(Xdo-w, -acts, -aa, Dor.
for fiXno-u), 1 f. ind. a<-t. ofibi\4u>.
QlXuro, Ion. for L(f>iXaro, 3 sin.
impf. ind. pass. <>f (biXrjut, same
as QtXiw or Sync, for upiXijoaro,
3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of </xX/w.
<l>iXavrla, -as, fj, ( fr. 0<Xoy fond, and
avrbs self) .sv If-love, svljisltiuss.
QiXavros, -ov, b, f), (fr. same) lov-
ing one's self, seljish.
*vlXc, for <piXei, pres. impr. act. —
<l>iX/ni/,pres. inf. act. — QiXfurm,
Ion. for etpiXcc -ci, 3 sin. impf.
act. — QtXels, -Xu, 2 and S -in.
cont. pres. ind. act. — 'ItXiioaiv,
Dor. and M(A. for (biXiovert, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. — fiXtov, \<<u. for
uplXtov, impf. act. — <t>tXiovri,
Dor. for c(>iXovnt, 3 pi. cont. pres.
ind. act. of 0iX/u).
<!><X£X£>//ju>»/, -ovos, b, f), (fr. epiXof
fond, and cXcfrar [>ity) loving
mercy, merciful, compassionate.
btXiopros, -ov, f>, //, (fr. ipiXos fondt
and ioprfi a feast ) fond of feast-
ing or holydays, jovial, convivial.
QiXtirtTturjrris, -oh, b, fj, (fr. same,
and eirtnudu) to blame, th. rtuf)
punishment) apt to blame, censo-
rious, seveie, morose.
QiXcpylu) -<2, (fr. same, and ipyov
work) to be fond of work, work
hard, attend, be busy.
QiXcpyia, -as, f), (fr. same) dili-
gence, carefulness, attention.
<tlXcpyos,-ov, b, f), (fr. same) fond
of work, diligent, attentive, labo-
rious.
<PiXipr)uos,-ov, b,h~, (fr. <f>(Xo( fond,
and ipnuos the desert) loving so-
lituele, solitary, lonely, retired.
QiXipWos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
ipi9os a wool spinner) fond of
spinning wool.
QiXcuvrai, Dor. for <f>tXovvrat, 3 pi.
cont. pres. ind. pass. — <f<iXtvvrcs,
Dor. for epiXovvres, n. pi. cont.
pres. par. act. — <t>iXcvvTt, Dor.
for <piXov<Ti, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. — <t>iXtvira, Dor. for epiXovaa,
pres. par. fern, cont <I>tXa/<n,
Dor. for epiXovai, 3 pi. cont. pres.
ind. act. of <piXiu>.
<biXexQr)s, -ios -ovs, and <J>i'Xc^0poj,
-ov, b, fj, (""• tyiXos fond, and r^-
0o s hatred) quarrelsome, conten-
tious ; odious, hateful.
<f>iX££0f'u> or -9oio), f. -7/o-w, p. ire<pi-
Xf%9nKa, to love enmity, be fond
of quarrelling , wrangle, dispute;
to hate, dislike.
QYXlu) -w, f. -ficidf p. irt<piXnKa, (fr.
4>iXos fond) to kiss, embrace ; to
love, cherish, be fond of, dote on ;
to treat kindly, receive hospitably,
entertain ; to use, be wont, be
accustomed, impf. ind. act. t<pl-
Xtov -ovv. 1 a. act. ind. t<j>iXr>oa'
sub. epCXfiaui' inf. epiXrjtrai. per.
ind. pass. netiiXijuai. per. ind.
mid. xtyiXa. '
<J>1A
*/>>?, -ris, >;, (fern, of <pl\oi dear) a.
female friend.
♦tX>;tWof, -ov, b, %, (fr. ipiXos fond,
and {jdovr) pleasure) addicted to
pleasure, voluptuous, luxurious.
QtXnKoia, -as, fj, (fr« same, and
aicovu to hear) love of hearing,
curiosity ; desire for learning.
4>i\>'ikuo(, -ov, b, >i, (fr. same) de-
sirous of hearing, attentive, in-
quisitive, curious.
QiXnua, -aros, to, (fr. 4>iXiu) to kiss,
th. <pi\o$ friendly) a kiss, em-
brace, salute.
$i\r}uevai, Ion. or Dor. for cpiXtjvat,
2 a. inf. act. of <piXr)ui, for <£>«XfW
or by Ectas. for QiXiucvai, wh.
Dor. for <pi\tlv, pres. inf. act.
cont. of <pi\iu).
4> t'A 77^1/ , same as (piXiui.
QtXrjuuv, -ovos, b, a man's name,
d. QiXfjuovi.
QtXnvios, -ov, b, fj, (fr. <ptXos fond,
and fi via the reins) fond of the
reins, or of driving ; obedient,
trained.
QiXrjvwp, -opos, b, (fr. (piXos friend-
ly, and av?ip a man) affectionate;
kirid, benevolent.
$<X?7<x' Dor. for eQiXncrc, 3 sin. 1 a.
ind. act. — <$>iXrj<rai, 1 a. inf.
act. — QiXfjo-r/s, 2 sin. 1 a. sub.
act. — $jX//(rw, 1 f. ind. act. of
(f>i\iw.
QiXnaiuoXiros, -ov, b, f), (fr. <piXos
fond, and uiXnio to sing) delight-
ing in singing, fond of songs,
musical.
QiXnas, -jo?, Att. -£w?, f), (fr. 0t-
Xf'w to love, th. <jtiXos friendly)
loi^e, affection, attachment ; friend-
ship, regard; kindness^ fond-
ness.
QiXr/rns, -ov, b, (fr. <f>iXos a friend)
a seducer ; a thief, robber.
QtXt)Ttis, -ov, b, (fr. same) a lover.
'ViXnrbs, -rj, -ov, (fr. same) lovely,
dear, beloved. Subs, the name
of a man.
"fiXia, -as, fj, (fr. same) friend-
ship, esteem, regard; love, affec-
tion.
$<X(a£w, f. -airaj, p. rrccptXtaKa, (fr.
last) to form a friendship with,
become a friend to, associate, be-
friend ; to declare love.
QiX^kos, -rj, -ov, (fr. <piXos fond)
productive of friendship, friendly,
benevolent, kind.
$jXtdo/i«t, (fr. same) to become a
friend, befriend, assist.
QiXios, -a, -ov, or -ov, a, ff, (fr.
same) in friendship, friendly, al-
lied, peaceable. An epithet of
Jupiter presiding over friend-
ship.
QiXtirirrjoios, -ov, b, fi, and $tXtir-
iriKbs, -t), -byk of or belonging to
the city Philfppi.
QiXiirirot, -wv, o\, name of a town,
Philippi.
QiXiirrros, -ov, 6, (fr. cpiXos fond, and
iniros a horse) fond of horses,
martial. Also, a man's name.
$(X(j, -i8o$, ff, a cane, reed; a
pipe, flute ; a woman's name.
QtXioros, -ov, 6, PhiUstu*, a man's
for,
4>TA
name ; or, for <piXraros, sup.
and <f>iXiu)v or <piXrtpos, comp.
of (piXoi.
QiXXvpa, -as, fi, a woman's name.
QiXXvpia, -as, fj, a shrub like pri-
vet, phiUyria.
PiXXvpiSas, -a, b, Dor. for <t>iXXv-
oiStjS, -ov, b, the son ofPhillyra.
QfiXofioXriTris, -ov, b, (fr. (piXos a
friend, and /JaXXw to throw) a
friend who risks his life to avert
another1 s danger.
•biXoyiwpyos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. 0tXoj
fond, and yetopybs a husband-
man, which fr. yrj the land, and
ipyov work) loving husbandry,
ond of agriculture, a farmer.
<i>i\oyr)d?is, -ios -ovs, b, f), (fr. same,
and yrjOio) to rejoice) rejoicing,
joyous, glad, delighted.
•biXoyvvaios, -ov, b, >/, (fr. same,
and yvvfi a woman) loiing wo-
men, fond of a wife, uxorious.
Q>iXo8iairoTOs, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
ond 8eo-!r6rris a master)/cmd of
his master, faithful.
QiXodriuos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and
Sfjfxos the people) loving the peo-
ple, patriotic.
QtXdSofys, -ov, b, f/, (fr. same, and
561- a glory or opinion) fond of
glory, ambitious ; led by opinion,
time serving, plausible.
<$>iX65oviros,-ov, b, *], (fr. same, and
Soviriw to sound) much-sound-
ing, loud, pealing.
<J>(Xo£wo?, -ov, b, >), (fr. same, and
£wj) life, th. £aw to live) desirous
of life ; fond of animals ; benefi-
cent, kind.
QnXoOeduwv, -ovos, o, f/, (fr. same,
and Sedouai to look at) fond of
sights, curious.
$iX6deos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same, and
0£o? God) loving God, a lover
of God; pious, devout, righteous.
QiXoQepia, -as, fj, (fr. same, and
3-fip a wild beast) the desire of
hunting.
ftiXodpnvtis, -ios -ovs, and t&iXdOpt]-
vos, -ov, b, f/, (fr. ipiXos fond,
and Sprjvos lamentation) fond of
mourning, sorrovful, sad ; dole-
ful, mournful.
1>tXo7, 3 sin. cont. pres. opt. act.
of 0lXfU).
<f>iXoi<pas, -a, b, Dor. for $iXoi<pns,
-ov, b, (fr. (piXos fond, and oi<piu)
to commit fornication) a lecher-
ous person.
$iX6icaXos, -ov, c, fj, (fr. <f>l\os
fond, and xdXos beautiful) loving
beauty; admiring nobleness, fair-
ness or honesty, honourable ; ele-
gant, neat, accomplished, of good
taste.
<JjXokoXwj, (fr. last) elegantly, neat-
ly, tastefully.
<biXoKfp5eia, -as, ft, (fr. <piXos fond,
and Kip8os gain) love of gain,
avarice.
<t>iXoKtpar\s, -(os -ovs, b, t), (fr.
same) fond of gain, covetous,
avaricious.
QiXotciprouos, -ov, b, fy, (fr. <piXos
fond, and Ktprouos reproachful,
which fr. Kltp the hoart, and
<HA
th. rtftvo) to cut) fond of een>
sure, reproachful, scolding, op»
probrious.
<$>iXokiv?)vvos, -ov, b, if, (fr. same,
and Kivtivvos danger) ready to en-
counttr danger, daring, bold,
venturous.
<biXoKivovvo)s, (fr. last) daringly,
boldly, courageously.
<t>iXdKoauos, -ov, b, /}, (fr. (piXos
fond, and koguos order) loving
order or ornament, fond of dress,
adorned.
tyiXoKriavos, -ov, 6, f/, (fr. same,
and KTiiouai to possess) covetous,
greedy of wealth, avaricious.
Comp. (piXoKTCavwrtpos, sup.
-vwraros.
QiXoXoyiu) -w. (fr. same, and X6yos
discourse, th. yiyw to speak)
to discuss willingly, be fond of
arguing or reasoning ; to phi-
losophize, study, pursue litera-
ture.
<i>iXoXoyla, -as, fj-> (fr- same) love of
discussion or argument; love oj
letters, study oflitef'ature.
<\>iX6Xoyos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same)
fond of discussion or argument,
devoted to study, studious, litera-
ry, a philologist.
<I>iXo//«0/u) -5, f. -I'/ffo), p. 7r£0(Xo-
udOrjKa, (fr. <f>iXos fond, and uav-
9dv(o to learn) to desire to learn,
wish to improve.
>i>iXoud9ris, -ios -ovs, b, }), (fr.
same) desirous of learning, stu-
dious.
QiXouai, same as 0<Xtw, from it
may be formed <p~iXat, 1 a. impr.
mid. and £0ZXaro,3 sin. 1 a. ind.
mid. with <pi long.
$>iX6uavTis, -ios, Att. -eu>s, o, ?;, (fr.
<piXos fond, and udvns a prophet)
fond of diviners, credulous, su-
perstitious.
^iXouuciSfis, -tog -ovs, b, t], (fr.
same, and utiSdu) to laugh)
laughter-loving, smiling.
QiXoixuno'ris, -ios -ovs, 6, fj, (fr.
same, and u?i£os care, in pi. ui'j-
Sea the privy parts) lascivious,
lecherous, wanton.
<I>iX6uoXiros, -ov, b, f;, (fr. same,
and uoXirfi a song, th. uiXitj> to
sing) fond of song, charmed with
singing, musical.
QiXouovoia, -as, f], (fr. same, and
Mowo-a a Muse) love of or taste
for music.
<$>iX6uovoos, -ov, b. '/, (fr. same)
fond of music, musical; fond
of study, studious, literary ;
learned, accomplished.
QnXouiiOos, -ov, b, fj, (fr. <plXos fond,
and uvdos a fable) fond of fables,
delighting in stories, romantic.
<btX6u<j)o-os, -ov, b, fj, Dor. for <piX6-
uovoos.
<PiXovctKi(j) -5>, f. -rj(r<j), (fr. (piXos
fond, and vukos strife) to emu-
late, vie with, rival ; to dispute,
strive, contend ; to brawl, quarrel.
QiXovcucia, -as, fi, (fr. same) love
of contention, dispute, strife,
quarrel; emulation, jealousy, r»»
valry.
*IA
QtXSvttKos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same)
fond of contention or disputes ;
contentious ; emulous, eager,
anxious; spirited, mettlesome.
QiXovtiKovvruiv. g. pi. cont. pres.
par. pass, ol efn'XovciK(u).
4>( Aorm-w$, (fr. ^iXdfcucoy emulous)
emulouxly, anxiously, earnestly.
Qi\ol;tvia, -as, ^, (fr. 0<Xo? fond,
and (/vo? a stranger) hospita-
lity.
♦<Xc5(tvo?, -on, b, fa (fr. same) /io*
pilahle, afnenel to straneers.
i>i\oTralyiiu)v, -ovo$, b, fa (fr. #/Xo$
fond, and iraiyua a play, th.
jra?f a boy) y<W of piny cr
^c.^.« ; facetious, witty ; sportive,
playful.
QiXonapOfvtos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same,
and irapdivos a virgin) loiing
maids; fond of virginity.
♦iXdirXouros, -ov, b, fa (fr. same
and ttXovtos wealth) a lover or
fond of wealth, covetous, avuri
cious.
QiXoiroiuvtos, -ov, 6, fa (fr. same,
and itoiftiiv a shepherd) fond oj
flocks, pastored.
♦tX<57roX«j, -«oy, Att. -tms, b, fa (fr,
same, and roXij a city) a lover
of the city, attached to the state
patriotic.
♦iXojroXlr»7j, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
loi>er of one's country ; a friend
of the citizens.
♦iXorrov/w -w, f. ->/<ru>, (fr. <p(\os
fond, and ndvos labour) to love
labour, labour diligently, exert,
endeavour, toil.
tiXoxovia, -as, fa (fr.- same) dili-
gence, industry.
♦cXdirovoy, -ov, 6, h, (fr. same) in-
dustrious, laborious, diligent.
Comp. tyikoitovwTtpos, sup. -djra-
TOJ.
4>(Xoirovo5<riv, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind.
act. of <f>i\oTroiio.
*jXorrd»ojj, (fr. <piX6irovos laborious)
laboriously, diligently, with pains.
fiXoirpoo-nyopia, -as, fa (fr. next)
affability, courteousness, civility.
QiKovpooi'iyopos, -ov, 6, fa (fr. <pi-
Xoj fond, rpdj to, and ayoptvm
to address, th. ayopa a speech)
affable, courteous, condescend-
ing.
$i\oirp<j)Ttta, -as, fa (fr. same, and
■rpuiTos first) love of precedency,
wish to be first, ambition.
QiXoirpwrtvu), f. -evgw, (fr. same)
to love to be first or chief, claim
the pre-eminence, be ambitious,
arrogate, par. pres. act. <pCko-
rrpwTcvutv.
Qi\6irp(i)Tos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same)
wishing to be first, ambitious,
aspiring, presumptuous, arro-
gant.
<l>?Ao?, -ov, b, a friend.
4>(fXof, -n, -ov, dear, beloved, che-
rished; kind, friendly, benevo-
lent, loving, fond, attached, af-
fectionate; agreeable, pleasing,
grateful ; sometimes used in-
stead of a possessive pronoun,
mine, thine, own.
tiloOKwppwv, -ovos, 6, fa (fr. last,
*IA
and oxSiuua a taunt) fond of
raillery, waggish, jocose ; severe
keen.
4>jXoffo0/u> -u», f. -i/cco, (fr. same,
and oo<pbs wise) to love or be de-
voted to wimiem ; to profess phi-
losophy, commence philosopher;
to teach or learn philosophy ; to
philosophize, analyze, examine
to treat of, discuss, study.
iI>tXoo-o0/a, -as, fa (fr. same) the
love, study or pursuit of wisdom
or learning ; wisdom, philosophy,
study ; eloquence ; a monastic
life.
tinXoooflKOs, -f), -bv, (fr. same)
philosophic.
<t>t\6ffo<pos, -ov, 6, i^, (fr. same) a
lover of wisdom or learning ; a
wise man, philosopher ; philoso-
phic, wise, learned.
<t>tXoao<f>ouvTas, a. pi. cont. pres
par. act. of <pi\ooo<pi\i>.
•tiXoerropyia, -as, hi (""• fiXos
friendly, and arropyfi affection,
th. oripyw to love) natural affec-
tion, attachment.
$i\6oropyoS) -ov, b, h, (fr. same)
loving, affectionate, tender, at-
tached.
<l>iXoardpywf, (fr. last) affectionate-
ly, tenelerly, kindly, indulgently.
<!>{Xoo-w0pa>v, -ovos, b, fa (fr. <piXos
kind, and cu><ppu>v prudent) mo-
derate, temperate.
<t>i\6ras, -aros, 6, Dor. for $i\6rns>
QiXortKvla, -as, fa (fr. fyikos fond
and riicvov offspring, th. tIktu
to beget) love or affection for
children.
<bi\6rtKvos, -ov, 6, //, (fr. same)
loving one's children, affectionate
Qi\6Tt%vos, -ov, 6, fa (fr. q>i\os
fond, and riyvn an art) skilful,
ingenious, clever.
Q>i\6tt)Si mnTos, fa (fr. <pi\os friend
ly) love, affection, attachment,
friendship, benevolemce, good-
will, regard; a friend.
QiXort'iaia, -a$, fa viz. vdais, (fr.
same) a friendly drink ; a pledge
of love.
♦iXor^o-jof, -ov, b, fa (fr. same)
friendly, affectionate, of or relat-
ing to love, amatory.
QiXdryois, -los-, Att. -eu>s, fa (fr.
same) friendship, regard, esteem.
i>i\oTiuuo6ai, pres. inf. mid. cont.
of
^CXor'tfiioiiai -ovpai,f. -tjtropai, (fr.
<pi\os fond, and nun honour,
th. rim to honour) to court or
woo honour, thirst after honour ;
to endeavour anxiously, strive
earnestly ; to emulate, rival, vie
with ; to be ambitious, make it
one's amliilion, esteem it an
honour, desire extremely ; to
boast, be elated, be vain or self-
sufficient ; to indulge in ; to
bribe, give liberally, bestow; to
persecute with hatred, thirst for
revenge.
<I>tXor(/i>;/(a, -aros, to, (fr. same)|
a pursuit, object of desire ; vani-i
ty, ambition.
QiXoriuia, -as, fa (fr. same) a de~\
(590)
*IA
tire or thirst for honour, ambi-
tion ; emulation, rivalry, com-
petition ; a donation, largess, mu
vificence ; zeal, eagerness, ear-
nestness.
QiXdriuos, -ov, 6, fa (fr. same) de-
sirous of honour, ambitious; emu-
lous, rival; zealous, earnest;
munificent, liberal.
<ti\orifiovuc6a, 1 pi. ind. — 4><Xori-
uovuevos, -n, -or par. pres. pass,
cont. ot epiXoTipiuuai.
•IwXorriiwj, (fr. <(>i\6tiuos ambi-
tious) ambitiously, eagerly, anx-
iously, zealously, eliligently.
>1>i\6tut}tos, -ov, b, fa (fr. 0«'Xoj
agreeable, and riuvu) to cut) eip-
point
sion.
pointed or
inn Ttunn
fixed ft
or circumci-
<t>i\orpo<pi'u) -w, f. ->'io(i), (fr. same,
and rpi'<pu> to nourish) to delight
infeeeling or breeding.
<$>i\ov, g. sin. of (^iXoj.
4>«Aotvrwv, g. i>t\ovvras-, a. pi.
cont. par. — 4><XoD<7( or -oiv, 3
pi. cont. ind. pres. act. of ^iX/w.
$i\o<ppovih> -u>, f. -i,oij>, p. rrt<pi\o-
<Pp6vnica, (fr. 0/Xo? kind, and
ippoviu) to think, th. <ppfiv the
mind) to think friendly, be bene-
volent, kind or zealous ; to be
courteous, treat kindly, welcome,
entertain ; to prove one's self
grateful.
$i\o<Pp6vu)s, (fr. 0iX($^>pwv friendly)
kindly, courteously, benevolently,
humanely.
$i\o<ppoavvn, -»Ki hi (fr- next)
friendship, kindness, benevolence;
courtesy, complaisance ; cheerful-
ness, mirth.
Qt\6<ppu)v, -ovos, 6, //, (fr. <f>i\os
kind, and <f>pfiv the mind) friend-
ly, kind, benevolent; complai-
sant, courteous.
4><><50wvo$, -ov, b, fa (fr. same, and
ebwvf) a voice) talkeitive, garru-
tous.
^iKoypnuarta, -as, and <ti\o^pr]fxo-
ovvrj, -r,s, fa (fr- same, and X9*i~
ua wealth) love of money, covcl-
ousness, avarice.
QiXoxpijfiaTos, -ov, b, fa (fr. same)
desiious of money, avaricious.
$>i\o\\.v)(ia, -as, fa Ion. -in, -tjs, >',
(fr. <pi\os fond of, and r^v^fi life)
love of life ; cowardice, timidity.
4>/Xrar', for <pi\rart, v. sin. of
QCStutos, -n, -ov, and <I>/Ar£poj, -a,
-ov, cont. fr. epi\<iraros, ;u,d -ti-
pos, sup. and comp. of^/Xoj.
<l*(Xrpoi/, -ov, to, (fr. <pi\os dear) a
love charm or potion ; the attrac-
tion of love, love.
Qi'XvKr), -r/s, fa »« evergreen tree.
ffovrrvos, -ov, b, fa (fr. (piXos fond,
and virvos sleep) femd of sleep,
drowsy, sleepy.
$i>vpn, -as, fa cfainden tree, lime
tree.
<I>jAw, 1 sin. cont. pres. ind. or sub.
— <I><A£i/, par. pres. act. cont.
Of 01>fU).
Qth!iv6a, Dor. for <I>jXuWo?j, g. sin.
of $>iXu)v6as, a name.
QiXJiTcpos, comp. — $(Aurarp;t
sup. cfeptkos.
i-I/iJf, -oC, o, and Qifioy, -ov, ri, a
cheese-vat ; a headstall, halter,
rein, bit ; a muzzle ; the string
or tying of a sack ; a Jishing
net ; a dice box.
Qipoiv, pres. inf. act- cont. of
ituou) -u, f. -w<rw,p. vtipifiuica, (fr.
[ a muzzle) to muzzle, tie
up the mouth ; to confine, bind
up, tie fast ; to cause silence, si-
lence; to be silent, dumb, hold
one's peace. I a. ind. act. z$i-
ubica. per. pass. ind. vt<pipu>naf
mipr. T£<pifMioo, -u>cdu>. 1 a.
pass. ind. z<pifiil)6r]vt -rjs, -n'
impr. tituwdnri.
Qtfitudds, par. — Qiuwdijri, impr.
1 a. pass. — ^ifiuxTEii, 2 sin. 1 f.
ind. act. of tpiuow.
♦a-, for cQlv, d. du. of ex.
♦«»-Ti5, -105, Att- -«wj, b, a cha-
rioteer ; a director, guide ; the
mind.
*«(, -(to,-, ,% Boeot. for a<piy^.
-ov, 6, (fr. next) a stump,
trunk, stock, block.
same as purn/w.
*Aa£w, to prattle, blab, talk idly ;
to speak inarticulately, stammer,
stutter ; to boil, bubble up, foam.
QXf»j pres. inf. act. cont. of ipXdu.
♦>avoo-<r», (fr. 6\iu to trifle) to
prate, prattle, blab, talk foolishly,
trifle ; to rave, dote.
•Ad<rav, Ion. for ioXacav, 3 pi. 1
a. ind. act. of $Xdw.
QXavoos, -a, -ov, same as pauAoj.
QXavpws, (fr- last) badly f vilely,
meanly.
i>\dui -<2, f. -a<7(i», Att. for vaXau,
to pound, bruise together, grind ;
to soften by pounding ; to burst,
break, crack, rend ; to eat vora-
ciously, swallow.
^\t^orOfiiui -Hi, (fr. <*>Xh^ a vein,
and rifnu to cut) to cut a vein,
bleed.
QXz,3oro(tta, -as, ,), (fr. same) cut-
ting a vein, bleeding.
- uos, -ov, b, 1/, (fr. same)
cutting a vein, bleeding. $Xz3c-
rd/iov, -ov, to, a lancet.
QXzyzQoldro, Ion. for (pXzyidoivro,
3 pi. pres. opt. pass. — QXzyi-
Oovtos, g. sin. pres. par. act. of
QXzyiQu, same as fXiy h.
♦Arye6W, -oirros, b, (tr. last) Phle-
gethnn, one of the rivers of the
heathen helL
fkeyus, -uca, -iv, 2 a. par. pass,
of $Xzyw.
t\(y(ia, -Xros, rd, (fr. <pXiyui to
burn) inflammation, heat; flame,
fire ; phlegm, spit.
QXzyftar.u), f. -5k2, (fr. last) to
burn, glow, be inflamed, swell;
to be puffed up, become insolent,
haughty, proud. 1 a. ind. act.
; urjva.
QXeypjivai, 1 a. inf. act. of last.
Htyfiovri, -5j, ih (fr. <pXiypa in-
flammation, th. <p\iyta to burn)
inflammation, heat.
tXzyoiaro, Ion. for (pXzyonro, 3 pi.
pres. opt. pass. — QXiyom, Dor.
Kiymtci, 3 pi. pres. ind. act.
of <f>\iyid.
<J>AO
<J>OB
♦A/ypa, -as, 1), a city of Macedo-'<l>Xo3f -ovs, -d*ov -c5, 5, (fr. <f>Xoiis
QXzyv&o, g. sin. iEol. of
•bXtyvus, -ov, 6, an eagle.
QXiyui, f. ^A£fw, p. iti<p\cx<i, to
kindle, inflame, light ; to blaze,
shine, glitter ; to illuminate,
brighten, illustrate ; to pain, tor-
ment, gall; to burn, be on fire ;
to be inflamed or irritated.
♦X/ywv, -ovros, b, a man's name.
QXecovtia, -as, fj, (fr. <pXi£uv silly,
th. <pXiu to trifle) foolishness,
folly, trifles.
tyXzcovevw, and ^XzSoviu) -w, (fr.
next) to triflle, play the fool ; to
blab, chatter, prate, talk idly.
$A/ cW, -ovos, 6, >'), (fr. (pXioi to trifle)
a trifler, vain, foolish, frivolous.
*Ai£as, 1 a. par. act QXtxdtU,
-tto~a,-lv, 1 a. par. pass. — $Xzx-
drjvai, 1 a. inf. pass, of <pXiyu>.
QXriui, to boil over, bubble up ; to
scald, scorch, burn.
*Xi^, $Xz8os, n, a vein.
♦Af'w, to bubble, boil up ; to trifle,
play the fool, blab, talk idly ; to
abound, be full.
$Xnid(pim -u, (fr. (pXiu to trifle) to
play the fool, trifle, be silly.
•bXfvacpos, -ov, 6, (fr. same) idle
talk, nonsense, trifles ; a trifler.
QXnvvw, same as tpXiu.
*X«d, -as, >}, the post or frame of
a door ; a threshold, the sides of
a ladder, an upright prop ; a
porch.
«I>.\('3w, JEol for SX(3u).
*X«5aw -d, to putrefy, rot ; to be
torn, lacerated or cut in pieces;
to become wrinkled, shrivel,
shtink.
QXoya, a. — <l>Xoyf, d. — $Xoybs,
g. of <p\6{.
QXdyeos, and $Xoyepos, -a, -ov, (fr.
^X6^ a flame, th. (pXiyut to burn)
flaming, burning; bright, shin-
ing, glittering. <pXoycpriy, a. sin.
fern. Ion.
<J»Xoy/£w, f. -Tnt| p. irt(pX6yiKa, (fr.
same) to inflame, bunt, set on
fire, kindle, blaze, pres. par. act.
<f>Xoyifav, -ovca, -ov. 1 a. ind.
act. zdXoyioa. pres. pass. ind.
<pXoyityfiai' par. (pXoyi^ofitvos. 1
a. ind. pass. t<pXoyia6j)v, -rjs, -n.
•bXoyifav, -ovaa, -ov, act. — QXoyi-
tyuevos, -n, -ov, pass. par. pres.
of last.
toXoytvos, -»7,-svi and $Xoy6zts, -to~-
ca, -tv, (fr. <pXiy(» to bum) burn-
ing, flaming ; glittering, shining.
QXoybs, g. sin. of <pX6f;.
<1>Xoi£w, (fr. next) to peel, strip off
the bark.
QXoibs, -ov, 0, bark, rind, peel.
*Aoi<t/3oio, g. sin. Ion. of
*Xo7c(3os, -ov, b, the noise, roar,
splashing or dashing of the
waves ; murmur, buzz, purling ;
din, hum, ivmult, uproar.
*Xojw, (fr. <£Xot6>- the bark) to peel,
strip off the bark ; to flay.
♦X(5/ioj, -ov, 6, an herb called mul-
lein.
*>o(, -yds, fi, (""• $>A«yw to burn)
a flame, blaze.
(591}
the bark) a mat, rug ; the bark,
rind, peel.
tXvapiut -w, f. -i/ffw, p. irt<pXvdp>j-
ku, (fr. (pXvapos a trifler, th. ipXivs
to trifle) to prate, chatter, talk
idly ; to trifle, play the fool ; to
mock, deride, scorn. 1 a. ind.
act. etpXvdprjca.
$Xvapia, -as, h, (fr- same) folly,
trifling, silliness, trifles.
QXiaoos, -ov, 6, fj, (fr. <pXiw to tri-
fle) a prattler, tattler; idle tri-
fler ; vain, empty, foolish.
*Xuapwv, par. pres. act. cont. of
<pXvapiu).
OrXviapos, -a, -ov, (fr. next) humid,
wet, moist.
QXvSdw -d, (fr. 0Xvw to boil over)
to grow moist, wet or damp ;
to flag, wither, groxo faint or
weak.
<I>Ai'yd, same as <pXvu>.
$Xvr)pi(i) -w, Ion. for <(>Xvapiu.
i>XvKratva, -rjs, »;, and
$Xvkt\s, -iSos, f), (fr. <pXvu> to boi
over) a blister, boil, pimple.
QXvos, (fr. (pXvw, same as (pXiu> to
trifle) trifles, silliness, folly.
$Avw, f. -vo-(j), same as th. cjX/w,
to bubble up, boil, boil over ; to
make a noise by boiling ; tc
parch, burn, scald ; to vomit,
belch forth ; to trifle, play the
fool ; to blab, talk idly~
QoPtiOjjs-, Dor. for doPnQfjs, 2 sin.
1 a. sub. pass, of <bo(Siouai.
$o$iz<TKov, Poet, and Ion. for c<p6-
(iow, 3 pi. impf. ind. act. cont
$o$ticdai, inf. — QofificQi, impr.
2 pi. cont. pres. mid. of <po(3iu>.
$o$eouai -ovuat, (fr. <ff/3of/ai to
fear) to fear, dread, tremble.
Qotfeplfa, f. -Ifo-w, (fr. (po(lepbs terri-
ble) to terrify, frighten, alarm.
per. ind. pass, irtcpoflepicuai.
$oi3ep«Tnds,-ov, b, (fr. next) terror,
fright, dread, alarm.
$oj3cpbs, a, -or, (fr. <p6{3os fear, th.
{pitfoftai to fear) fearful, dread-
ful, formidable, frightful ; terri-
ble ; timid, cov.ardly, dastardly.
comp. (pofiipwrtpos, sup. -wrnroj .
QoPzp&s, (fr. last) horribly, fright-
fully, terribly.
Qofizi'iiai, Dor. for ^o/?ov/i«j. pres.
ind. mid. cont. — <bofizvuzvos,
Dor. for <po^ov/.uvcs, pres. par.
mid. cont. of
$00(0), f. -(70-o),p. irz<p6@nKa,({T. <f>i-
jSofiat to fear) to affright, terrify,
intimidate, alarm ; to threaten,
menace ; to scare, put to flight,
rout; Qoffioftai -olfiai, to fear,
dread, apprehend ; to flee, run
away. pres. impr. pass. <po$iov
-ov, -zzadu> -ziffdu), 2 pi. -zzaBt
-zlaQz. impf. ind. pass. z<po^z6finv
-ovurjv, -iov -ov, -zero -zlro. 1 a.
pass. ind. ztpofodtjv, -rjs, -v, 3 pi.
Mt>ofif,8r}oav impr. £o/?tf6r/rt,
- r»,2 p!. 6op}'iQ7]Tz' sub. (popn-
0<S, -f;?, -j). 2 pi. <Po$t)Q7,tz' par.
6o;3r)dzis, -clca, -iv. 1 f. ind.
pass. (po3r)9r';o-ufiai.
$6$t,, -vs, i, (fr. <po.3os fear) hair,
the mane ; foliage.
Qo01), 2 sin. cont. pres. ind. or
sub. mi J. — <toiSri9iis, -uoa,-iv,
n. [»!. -Qivr. j, (Jar. 1 ft,
$v,}>it)'iaoptii, -n, -iru, 1 !. ind.
'/;i»,u,inf. — $o{ii)9n-
re, impr. 2 pi. 1 a. pass. — <J>o-
01/OQ, -9t]i,-9i}, pi. -9u>ptv, -dtirc,
toftfrmt, 3 sin.
cont. pres. sub. mid. of0»0f«*.
*tniinua, -aros, ro, (fr. <p)$ia> to
iten)Jrar, terror, fright.
t60nrpjv, -ov, rd, (fr. same) a
dr, tlj'ul sight, terrible appear-
ance.
*<5/3oj, -ov, 6, (fr. <pi$opat to fear)
./ear, drew], terror, fright, ap-
prehension, alarm ; flight, rout.
4»o/ioo, pres. impr. pass. cont. —
<Po,3ov^ai, -fijificdj, 1 sin. and
pi. cont. pros, in 1. mid. — <Po-
liui'iuvos, -n, -ov, par. pres. mid.
cont. of ci I
Qojov, g. sin. of $6 Jus.
4»o/3of>uu(, pres. ind. pass. cont. —
^ojovficioi, pros. par. pass,
cont. of^oJ/u).
*oyd>p, Heb. tndecl. Peor, see
BetA^fycip.
for ti^ljc, v. sin. of 4>o7-
^otjii^u), f. -ucw, and $oi/?au> -<2, f.
-^aw, (fr. <poti3of pure) /o rawe,
rai/, prophesy ; to brighten,
dea-ise, purify, expiate, atone ;
to inspire.
Qotfcios, or Ion. $oi(ii)ios, -a, -ov,
(fr. 4>o7poj Apollo) of Phoebus.
QAjn, -rji, »/, Pha;be, a woman's
nunc ; also the moon.
-roi, Ion. for
Qot.3>)\ii*ros, -ou, J, >), (fr. *o7*3o?
Apolio, and \afiildvu to take)
. . ) , inspired, en-
rapt, transported.
i>ol3os, -ov, o, (perhaps fr. <j>dos
liijht, and (3ios life) Phoebus,
. I i din, Sol, the sun.
<J>o?ijj, -n, -"v, pure, clean, unpol-
luted, tkmttt, unxjioltcd ; clear,
bright, shining ; prophetic, in-
spired.
Qoiv/jsii, -taoa, -tv, same as qboivt-
nous.
$oivlKd\diuos, -ov, b, i], (fr. &o7ii%
purple, and dvOos a flower)
hiving purple or scarlet flowers ;
blooming, vernal.
$HviKEos,-a, -ov,{tr.(po'ivt!- purple)
purple, red ; also Phoenician.
Qoiviicn, -ris, >/, Phoenicia, name of
a country.
4>uik'ac(oj, -a,-ov,{fr. <po7vi% purple)
purple, reddish, ruddy, rosy.
QoivIkis, -It os, h, (fr. same) a pur-
ple or scarlet garment; a scar-
let cloth, carpet, &c.
Qoivucotis, -taaa, -tv, (fr. same)
purple, scarlet, red.
QotviKoiepoKos, -ov, b, »/, (ft. same,
and ko6ktj a thread) having pur-
ple or scarlet weft ; shot with
purple.
$oiviK6r\o(f>os,-ov,b, ft, (ft. <f>oiviicbs
red, th. 0o7vi£ purple, and \6<f>os
a crest) having a red crest or
comb.
tiiviKonSpeiost -ov, 5, fa (ft. lame,
*OI
*OP
and raptta a cheek) red or rosy)<boirioo-t, 3 pi. cont. pres. sub. or
eefad
!*0Mj*(5!T£((i, -ns, h, (ft- sa
[ . the ancle) rut-footed.
'l>i/ii(\o>, -f), -dv, (ft. 0o7»-i( purple)
J purple, ret, scar let ; i
' riai.
<t>jmt:acrtp6Tas,-a,b, Dor. for <poi-
viKocrtpuirns, (fr. (po?n% ruddv,
and oTipoirii lightning, th. aa-
rpi-zru to flasli) hurling red
thunderbolts.
<t>oiviK<ioro\os, -ov, 6, fi, (fr
, a PtliliklMI, and or/AAuj to
adorn ) furnished or made by the
Phoenicians ; drtssed, armed or
arrayed like the Phoenicians.
boiviKwv, -utvos, o, (fr. next) n
pi intalion of palm trees ; pulm-
trove.
<fro7»«£, -iKOi, b, a palm, palm-
branch ; a prdm-fruit, date ;
Phoenix, name of a bird, of a
man, and of a port ; a Phoenician ;
a musical instrument invented by
the Phoenicians ; a Ph \
dye, purple, srarlet, reil. Adj.
6, //, Phoenician, red, scarlet,
purple.
Qoiitos, -a, -ov, (fr. <p6vos slaugh-
ter) gory, bloody ; murderous,
blood-thirsty ; purple, red.
boivlooa, -ni, i), (ft. next) a Phoe-
nician woman.
♦oiviffo-of, -n, -ov, (fr. iI>o7vi£ Phce-
nician) Phoenician; red, purple,
ruddy.
Qoiviootro, Ion. for tfoiviaacro, 3
sin. impf. pass, of
'voiviccw, f. -fa, (fr. 0o7v«f red) to
make red, redden ; to stain with
blood ; to bleetl, kill, slay.
<boivi%9riv, Ion. for t<poivi^9nv, 1
a. ind. pass, of last.
Qoira, Ion. for i<poira, 3 sin. impf.
ind. act. cont. of ^oirdw.
♦oirdj, -dtos, fi, (fr. next) insane,
mad, raging, raving; wander-
ing, roving ; worn, public, trod-
den, beaten ; a harlot.
•Poiraui -(3, f. -ijiriii, p. Tt<poirr]Ka,to
haunt, resort, frequent ; to come,
go or visit frequently ; to go to
school ; to proceed or arise from
or out of; to traverse over, rove,
wander ; to rave, rage, be mad,
dote.
Qoirioa, Ion. for last.
^otrfii, -ov, b, (fr. "pairou to go
frequently) a herald, messen-
ger.
Qoirjjs, -Tjj, Dor. for <f>oirgs, -ra,
2 and 3 sin. pres. ind. act. cont.
of cjoirdo).
<&0lTT)Ol$, -IOC, Att. -£(i)C, fj, (fr. 6oi-
rdu» to go often) a visiting or
frequenting often, a going back
and forward.
Qoittjtiic, -ov, b, (fr. same) a visit-
er, constant attendant; a scho-
lar, school-boy.
$ot*oc, -ov, b, (fr. <poirdo> to rave)
rage, fury. Adj. raving, mad.
Qoirifa, (fr. <poird(t> to go often)
to come, go, approach, depart.
*oirwv, pres. par. act. cont. of
ioirdui.
(592)
ind. act. of i/ioituu).
'toAic^rds, -n, -uv, (fr. next) mad*
Of platrs ; study.
♦oAif, -Iboc, f), a sade, smull fca-
tiurs; a small plate.
<&o\koc, -ov.'j, f>, (perhaps fr. <pdo(
the eve, and EXxtf to draw)
SqUI-
•ovea, a. sin. — ftoviiff, pi. cont. o(
0)OVCVC.
torrirrx, 2 pi. pres. ind. act. o.
<f>ovcvu).
-tijc, Att. -/uij, b, (fr. <p6vot
d. pi.
01.
<tooiivod>Twv, n. pi. par. 1 a. act. —
rttf, "- sin. 1 C ind. act. —
nd 3 sin. 1 a.
sub. |
.), p. Tt<p6vcvKa, and
«^ol f'u» -w, f. ->';au», (tr. tp6voc inur
der) to slau^lUer, slay, kill, mur-
dtr. 1 a. ind. act. icjdvtvea.
•boviinc, Att. g. of font's.
»I»o» Yvdj, -f;, -ov, and *l>6vioc, -ov, b, ft,
and -a, -ov, (ft. (b6voc slaughter,
th. 0fi<u to kill) murderous, san-
guinary, bloody, cruel, savage;
deadly, mortal.
♦ovorroi /w -ui, f. -ijou), (fr. same,
and kteikd to kill) <o pollute
irith murder ; to murder, kill,
slay, slaughter.
QovoKrovia, -as, fa (fr. same) mur-
der, slaughter.
Qovoicrdvos, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same) a
murderer, killer, destroyer.
Qov6pvros, -ov, b, i), (ft. next, and
piu) to flow) streaming with blood,
gory.
•todvos, -ov, b, (fr. <ptv<i> to kilh
slaughter, carnage, murder ,
gore, bloodshed.
<t>6%ivos, -ov, b, name of a fish.
*o(df, -»), -dv, (perhaps fr. <f>alvu to
appear, and o^iij sharp) distorted,
deformed, misshapen, narrowy
contracted ; cone shaped.
$opd, -as, h, (»*• ^'Pw l0 carry)
a carrying, bearing ; a burden,
load ; a vote or suffrage ; a toss,
throw, fall, descent ; impulse,
force, violence, attack, impetuosi-
ty ; zeal, ardour ; motion, course,
movement ; a pension, tribute,
tax, toll, custom ; income, re-
venue ; increase, fertility, fruit-
fulness ; payment for carriage,
fare, freight.
QopaSnv, (fr. last) like a bundle or
load ; as under a load.
Qopis, -dSos, >), same as <pop$ds.
Qoplua -as, >), (fr. (pip(3(M> to feed) a
halter, headstall, muzzle; amouth-
piece of wind instruments.
Qoppalos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) feed-
ins, pasturing, grazing.
$op(3ds,-5Sos, b, '), (fr. same) graz-
ing, feeding, pasturing, feeding
in flocks ; supporting, fostering%
maintaining, nourishing. Subs.
a prostitute, harlot.
<Pop0eid, -as, h, (fr- same) I00**
pasture, grazing ; also, a halter,
headstall, muzzle.
Qopfa, -rjs, h, (fr- same)/ood, j>ro.
\
$0r
vision ; fodder, provendei-, fo-
rage.
Qopziov, -ou, to, (fr. <ptpu> to carry)
a bier ; a chair, couch, litter ; a
chariot, carriage.
Q6pzi, ind. — <I>opar<i>, impr. 3 sin.
pres. act. — <bopeoiai, Dor. for
<popiovoi, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. —
Qopiovra, a. sin. par. pres. act.
— Qoptaouzv, 1 pi. 1 f. ind. act.
of (f>opiu).
Qopev/ievos, Dor. for <popovuzvos,
pres. par. pass. cent. — Qopzvv-
tos, Dor. for (popovvros, g. sin.
cont. pres. par. act. of (popeui.
Qopzvs, -/of, b, (fr. <ptpu] to carry)
a porter, carrier ; a bar, pole,
stick.
$>cp£u) -5, f. -i aw or -fiaw, p irz<p6-
pzna and ->?/cs, (fr. same) to bear,
carry, bring ; to bring or take
along with ; to endure, sustain ;
to wear, have or put on ; to bear
flowers, blossom. 1 a. ind. act.
C(p6ptcra.
t>opT}C~dv, (fr, <popa a load) like a
load or bundle ; in loads.
$6orjua, -dros, to, (fr. <popiu> to car-
ry) any thing worn ; a coat, gar-
ment, cloak ; a burden, load ; a
carriage, conveyance.
Qopjjvai, 1 a. inf. act. of (popaivu),
same as <pipu>.
$opt]Tbs, -ov, b, tj, (fr. (popiw to car-
ry) to be borne, bareable, tolera-
ble.
Qopdouuev, (Chaldee) chosen, se-
lect, excellent.
Qdpiov, -ov, to, (fr. (pipw to carry)
a couch; a sedan, litter ; a cha-
riot, carriage ; wages, hire for
carriage, fare, freight.
QdpKvv, -vvos, b, (fr. same) a port,
harbour.
$6pKvv, -vvos and -vos, ft, a sea mon-
ster, d. (popKwi and -v'i, a. <p6pKvv.
Qoppia, -as, n, (fr. <pipo> to carry)
a basket, hamper; a bundle or
measure of Jire-wood, a cord of
wood.
$6pniyy'' for <p6ouiyyt, d. sin. of
Q6puiyi;,-yyos, ft, a harp, lute, lyre.
Qopn'i^ij), t -'iao, (fr. last) to play
the harp or lyre.
QopniKTas, -a, b, Dor. for
Qop/xiKTfc, -ov, b, (fr. (p6ppiyi- a
harp) a player on the harp, lute
or lyre ; a harper.
QoppHs, -ov, b, (fr. (pipio to carry)
a basket, pannier, hamper ; a
mat, a corn measure.
4>o/3o7aai, Dor. for <popovcai, n. pi.
fern. pres. par. act. cont. of
<popiu).
Qopo\oyib) -w, f. -*70-w, (fr. <p6pos tri-
bute, and Xryio to collect) to col-
lect tribute, impose a tax, tax.
<S>opo\6yt)Tos, -ov, b, »y, (fr. same)
tributary, taxed.
QopoXoyia, -as, h, (fr- same) collec-
tion or imposition of a tax, tri-
bute.
Qopo\6yos, -ov. b, (fr. same) a col-
lector of tribute, tax-gatherer.
$>6pov, -ov, to, and <I>dpo?, -ov, 6,
(fr. Lat. forum, a market-place)
a square, market-place ; market
F
<J>PA
town, borough. Q6pov Anirlov,
name of a town, Forum Appii.
i'dpog, -ov, b, (fr. ipipw to bear) tri-
bute, tax, revenue.
Qopbs, -ov, b,)'i, (fr. same) bearing,
carrying ; violent, impetuous,
vehement; fertile, fruitful ; child-
bearing.
<S>opoi>vTa, a. sin. — Qopovvrcs, n. pi.
cont. pres. par. act. of <poptu>.
<t>opTrjyds, -ov, b, h, (fr- <po"pros a
load, th. (pipui to carry, and dyo)
to lead) carrying burdens, of or
for burden.
<t>oprt' for QopTia, pi. of (popriov.
$opri$zTz, 2 pi. pres. ind. act. of
tpoprlfo.
QopTifa, f. -iota, p. irecf>6pTiKa, (fr.
<pdpros a burden, th. <pipw to
carry) to load, lade, burden,
load heavily, per. pass. ind. itz-
(pdpTicuat' par. vzpopTi<ruivos.
Qoprficbs, -?), -ov, (fr. same) Jit for
burden, of burden ; troublesome,
tiresome, irksome, disagreeable,
offensive ; stupid, clumsy, heavy ;
silly, absurd, foolish.
QopTiK&s, (fr. last) grossly, stupid-
ly ; weightily, heavily ; pom-
pously, stately.
Qopriov, -ov, to, (fr. next) a load,
burden, lading; baggage; hire
or payment for carriage, fare,
freight.
$6pTo$, -ov, b, (fr. <bepu> to carry)
a load, burden, lading, cargo ;
trouble, annoyance.
<$>opTovvaTos, -ov, b, fr. Lat. Fortu-
natus, a man's name.
tyopvvu), same as <popvw.
<t>dpu?, the breech, bottom, rump.
Qopvrbs, -ov, b, (fr. next) dust, dirt,
Jilth, mud ; a heap, mass, pile.
<i>opvu),$opvvu), and -vaau>, to knead,
bake ; to mix or work up toge-
ther ; to heap, confuse, confound ;
to pollute, dejile, dirty, soil.
I>6ws, same as <p£)(.
l>p'iyi\Xtov, -ov, to, (fr. Lat. flagel-
lum, a whip) a scourge, whip.
<I>ptty£XAdw -w, f. -o£cra>,p. irz(Ppayi\-
\u)Ka, (fr. last) to scourge, whip,
Jlog. 1 a. act. ind. z<ppayi\\u>oa.
<t>paye\^ujo-a;, par. 1 a. act. of last.
Qpayrj, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. pass. —
Qfpayfioouat, -ij, -zrai, 2 f. ind.
pass, of <Ppdoa(i).
<t>puyua, -arog, to, and Qpayuos,
-ov, 6, (fr. <ppdo-ou) to hedge) a
fence, hedge, partition ; a trench,
bulwark, rampart, fortification ;
a mound, dam.
<bpdodu -u>, (fr. <ppd£o) to declare)
to explain, expound, interpret ; to
make known, tell, publish.
Qpabev, Ion. for f<ppa5e, 3 sin. 2 a.
ind. act. of (ppd^w.
Qpadn, -ys, h, (fr- <ppdfa to declare)
knowledge, skill ; wisdom, pru-
dence ; the mind, understanding ;
sense, intelligence ; a mark, trace,
track.
<t>paSfis, -fas -ovs, b, ft, (fr. same)
prudent, skilful, wise, consider-
ate.
$pa$ixoo-vvr)o-iv} d. pi. Ion. of
•bpacaocvvri, -ns i >}» (fr. next) pru-
(593)
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dence, wisdom, consideration, un*
derstanding, reason ; knowledget
skill, science, skilfulness.
fypdcpnuv or $ pd cpwv, -ovos, b, i&,(fr
(Ppd^o) to expound )knowing,wise,
prudent, sagacious, shrewd, in-
telligent ; skilful, expert, clever.
Qpdfyai, Ion. for (Ppdfy, 2 sin. pres.
ind. mid. or pass. — Qpdfyo, Ion.
for eppd^ov, pres. impr. pass. —
<Dpa'££o0a(, pres. inf. pass. — 4>p^t-
frodw, 3 sin. pres. impr. pass.
— Qpd^zaKC, Ion. for i<ppa$e, 8
sin. impf. act. — Qpafyro, Ion.
for e<ppd$£T0, 3 sin. impf. pass.
tipdfav, Dor. for <ppd$ov, pres.
impr. mid. of <ppd$w.
QpatyuzaQa, Poet, for <ppa(,6utQa, 1
pi. pres. ind. pass, of
<t>pa£to, f. -dau), p. KetypaKa, to speak,
say, tell ; to rehearse, recite,
make merition of, relate ; to
make known, show, declare, ex-
pound, explain, describe ; to com-
mand, order, persuade. <I>pa^o-
pai, to turn in the mind, debate,
deliberate ; to think, rejlect, con-
sider, weigh, meditate ; to re-
solve, determine ; to be cautious,
beware of, shun, avoid ; to un-
derstand, know, perceive, dis-
cern. 1 a. act. ind. icppaaa'
impr. (ppdaov, -drw. 2 a. ind.
act. E<ppa5ov, Ion. Anadipl. ire
(ppadov. per. ind. pass. -ni<Ppaa-
pai, -eat, -ctrai, per. ind. mid.
Tci<Ppa8a.
QpaKTos, -ri, -bv, (fr. (Ppdarob) to
hedge) hedged, fenced, enclosed,
fortified, defended.
<i>pa^djxtvo^ -t], -ov, 1 a.par. mid.
of same.
fypao-aidrO) Ion. for <ppdo~aivTO, 3
pi. 1 a. opt. mid. — <bpd<maav,
a. sin. fern. I a. par. act. —
QpaoSeiv, Dor. for <ppd$ttv, pres.
inf. act. of same.
<l>pact, Dor. for <pprjal, d. pi. of
<I>p«ais, -io$, Att. -to) ?, ^, (fr. <ppd$o>
to speak) a speaking, talking,
discourse; a phrase, expression,
style of speaking ; eloquence, dic-
tion, explanation.
<bpdaov, -drdi, 1 a. impr. act. —
<$>paoo6ptda, Poet, for (ppaedpeda,
1 pi. 1 f. ind. mid. of typdfa.
<l>pdaow or -ttw, f. <Ppd£,w, p. irt-
0p5%a, to stop or blockup, hedge,
fence ; to fortify, defend, secure ;
to obstruct, hinder, dam ; to muz-
zle, silence ; to condense, pack
or crowd together. 1 a. ind. act.
i<ppai-a, -as, -t, 3 pi. ieppa^av. 2
a. ind. act. teppdyov, -est -t. per.
ind. pass, necppayuai, -fa«, -ktoi.
2 a. sub. pass, eppayu), -fjs, -rj.
2 f. ind. pass, (ppayt'/o-ouat, -p,
-crai.
<J>pao-T(os, -a, -ov, (fr. <Ppd^(» to
speak) to be spoken, &c. ac-
cording to the verb.
$paaunzQ\ 1 pi. 1 a. sub. mid. of
<Ppd^o).
tipdryp, -epos, b, Att. or Dor. for
<Ppdru)p.
<bpdropzs, n. pi. of (ppdrwp.
ivpirpia or Qparpla, -aj, f), a ward,
tribe; a company, society, fra-
ternity, guild.
Qpdrptoi, -ov, 6, $•> (fr. last) of the
same ward or tribe, a wardsman,
burgher, fellow ; presiding over
the wards or tribes ; pertaining
to a ward, &c.
Qpdrwp, -opos, b, (fr. same) one of
the same ward or tribe, pi. $pd-
TOpES.
Qpcuypa, -aroij rb, (fr. cppvdrrw to
grow insolent) pride, disdain,
arrogance, haughtiness.
^>pa^9c\f, 1 a. par. pass. oC<(,pdoou).
'Ipiup, and Poet. <t>ptiap, -aro$, rb,
a well, spring, fountain, cistern ;
a pit, dungeon.
Qptarialos, -a, -ov, (fr. last) of a
pit or well.
Jbpttv, Sync, for <piptiv, pres. inf.
act. of <pipu).
Qptvairara, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
act. of
Qpevairdrdu) -u>, f. -t)au>, p. iretyptva-
irdrrjKa, (fr. <ppfiv the mind, and
anardw to deceive) *o impose
upon the mind, deceive, delude.
i>pcvnndrr)g,-ov, b, ("fr. same) a de-
ceiver, impostor ; a self-deceiver.
Qpevas, a. pi. of <ppfiv.
Qpcvrjpns, -eoi -ovs, b, f,, (fr. <ppfiv
the mind, and dou> to fit) sound
in mind, sane, sensible, prudent,
discreet, wise, judicious.
i>pevt)<7ts, -tof, Alt. -cut, and <pptvl-
rii or Qptvirts, -tSos, »/, (fr.. <ppfiv
the mind) mental derail
delirium, madness, phrensy.
€>pevo/3Aa/3>)j, -/of -ovs, b, !,, (fr.
same, and (S\dirrut to hurt)//»urt
in mind, insane, mad.
♦p£v<5w -w, (fr. <ppfjv the mind) to
An'rj^- to the senses, make sensible
or wise ; to instruct,, teach, ad-
monish; to chastise, correct ; to
deceive, impose on, seduce. $>pc-
vCopai, to be encouraged, elated.
QpcvibXns, -cos •'ovc, b, f/, (fr. same,
and 6\\vpt to destroy) mad, dis-
tracted.
Qph, 2 a. impr. act. of <ppr)pi or
types for <ppi, wh. Sync, for (pipe,
pres. impr. act. of <pipu>.
Qptoi and <t>ptoh, d. pi. of Qprjv.
♦p/w, f. <ppiou, (fr. npb before, and
£w to send) to send foilh.
typnypa, Ion. for <ppdypa.
typnpi for (pipii), 2 a. impr. <ppis.
Qpnv -foot, r), the mirid, lliought,
intellect, understanding, sense,
prudence ; the heart, breast, dia-
phragm or midriff".
4>p?/Tp»7, -r/s, rj, same as ippdrpia.
Qp/jTiop, Ion. for (ppdrup.
QptKaiias, a. pi. fern, of
$piKo\ios, -a, -ov, (fr. 0pi£ noise of
the sea) same as <ppi>cu)6nc.
QpiKaofibs, -ov, b, (fr. next) horror,
dread, terror, thrill.
Qpiicri, -Tjs, f], (fr. 0pi£ the roar of
the sea) terror, horror, fright ;
fear, tremour ; the black rough-
, nsss of the sea from wind ; the
curl on the water.
typttcrbs, -fj, -ov, (fr. same) tremen-
dous, tetrilde, horrible, frightful.
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QpiKTwc, (fr. last) terribly, fright-
Mly.
QptKwSnc, -cos -ovs, b, r), (fr. Apixn
horror, th. </>p«£ the roar of the
sea) terrible, horrible, frightful,
thrilling.
typtpdeaco, Ion. for <ppipdaoov, pres.
impr. pass, of
typtpdaoopou, f. mid. -%opat, to
snort, snuff", neigh.
typipnactrai, Dor. for <Ppipdaacrai1
3 sin. pres. ind. of last.
Qpi!;, -iicbs, r), a curl on the water,
roughening or bristling of the
v uves, ruffling on the surface of
Oie sea ; the roar or dashing of
the sea and waves ; bristling of
the hair, thrilling horror.
4>p<(oj, -ov, b, a proper name.
typloaov, Ion. for iipptoaov, impf.
in. I. act. — •Ipioaova' for <ppio-
aovai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. or
•topiooH) or -rrw, f. <ppi£u>, p. iri<f>pi-
ya, (fr. <pp\£ a curl on the sea)
to grow rough, be ruffled, rustle,
shake, wave ; to bristle, stand on
end ; to be rough with carved
work, be embossed or fretted ; to
shudder, thrill, tremble, dread,
fear ; to make a noise, roar. 1 a.
ind. act. hppifa. per. ind. pass.
iricppiyfiai, -(at, -Krai.
$poi/i<rf£(i> or -opai, Att. for npoot-
ptdfa, (fr. (ppolfjuov, Att. for
irpooifttov a preface, th. oipn a
path) to make a preamble, pre-
face, premise.
Qpotutdaai, 1 a. inf. act. of last.
typovin, 3 sin. pres. sub. act. —
<t>pove?v, pres. inf. cont. — Qpo-
vtij, -vcl, 2 and 3 sin. — <I>pov£7r£,
-vovci, 2 and 3 pi. cont. pres.
ind. act. — 4>povdc6u>, 3 sin.
pres. impr. pass, of
<l>povl<i> -w, f. -/jaw, p. irz<pp6vr)ica,
(fr. <ppnv the mind) to be in one's
senses, be sane or wise, under-
stand, comprehend ; to tlunk,
deliberate, reflect, be of opinion,
suppose ; to mind, heed, regard ;
to relish, affect, set the affections
on ; to project, plan, purpose ;
to have a mind, be disposed well
or ill. Miya <pcoi>iu), to think
highly, plan great things, boast,
vaunt; to be elated , proud, pres.
impr. <Pp6vec -a, 2 pi. <ppovitrc
-tire. impf. ind. act. t<pp6vcov
-ovv. pres. pass. ind. <ppovfouat
-ovfjai' impr. <ppoviov -ov, -uo-Oco
-rio8ut.
Qpdvnpa, -aros, rb, (fr. \a.st)thoupht,
sense, reason, the mind, under-
standing ; will, inclination, de-
sire ; attention ; elation, pride,
insolence, confidence ; impetuo-
sity, violence of temper.
4>pov/;ff£T£, 2 pi. 1 f. ind. act. —
$>povr\rt, 2 pi. cont. pres. sub.
act. of same.
$p/>vr)ais, -tos, Att. -£(«)?, f)t (fr*
s'.me) prudence, wisdom, intelli-
gence, providence, d. sin. Att.
cont. <ppovfjcci.
ipovtjtos, -ov, b, %, (fr. <ppovts sense,
th. <ppr)v the mind) wise, pru-
dent, discreet, sensible; skilful,
(594)
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skilled, learned. Comp. ^povtftii*
TtpOS, SUp. -/IWTaTOJ.
«I>pov</iwy, (fr. last) prudintfy, wise-
ly, providently.
tfpdvij, -tos, Att. -£w$, f), (fr. <ppfr
the mind) prudence, ins>'ani,
sense ; information, knowledge ,
contrivance, (hi ice, artifice, cun-
ning ; contempt, jJiiile, insolince.
<l>povoDvr£f, n. pi. cont. of <f>poru>v,
pres. pur. act. cont. — *pojuJ//ii',
-Tire, 1 and 2 pi. cont. pres. sub.
act. of (ppovlu.
'epov'TtS's, g. sin. of <ppoiri(.
>i>'povrit7s, -rin, 2 and 3 sin. 1 f.
Att. of ^poi'Wyu.
^povrl^tre, 2 pi. pres. ind. or impr.
act. of
<t>povrlfa, f. -(Vw, Att. -fr5, p. ire
<Pp6vriKa, (fr. Vpoirij thought) to
think, meditate, muse ; to care,
regard; to take care, be curefut,
MMft studious or solicitous
about. 1 a. act. ind. t<pp6vriaa'
sub. <f>p>)vrtow, -jjf , -j}, 3 pi. (ppov-
riowat. 2 a. ind. act. t<pp6vrthov.
QpovTifaci, 3 pi. pres. sub. act. of
last.
<l>povn{,-?<5os, hi thonght,meelitution,
refection, consideration, care,
anxiety, solicitude.
Qpovriorios, -a, -ov, (fr. tppovriloi to
think) to be taken care of, re-
garded, &c. according to the
verb.
QpovrioTi'wov, -ov, to, (fr. typovrlfyo
to think, th. epphv the mind) a
place for study, school, office1
study.
<t>povTioTr)s, -ov, b, (fr. same) are-
fardcr, observer, attentive in-
i/nirer.
QpovSos, -n, -ov, (fr. Trpo before, and
bibs a way) at a distance, disap-
] a uring, vanishing; vain,fading,
peiishable, fleeting, transient.
<t>povpa, -ds,f>y (fr- Qpovpbs a guard)
u guard, watch, garrison ; a fort,
fortress, guard-house ; a prison,
dungeon.
<t>povpai for Qovplfi, Heb. indecl.
Purim or Oie lots.
'tpovpap^Oi. -ov, b, (fr. <ppovpd a
guard, a.-d rfp^w to command)
comman/:e' of the gueird or gar-
rison.
Qpovpti , pres. impr. act. cont. of
Qpovpiw -&, f. -fiooy, p. tttcjpoi pyxa,
(fr. (ppovpbc a guard) to guard,
garrison, keep with a military
guard., keep, preserve, protect ;
to secure, confine, impf. ind. act.
ecppovpeov -ovv, -us -eis, -££ -ti.
pres. ind. pass. cppovpiouai -ovpai.
<bpovpriiia, -dros, to, (fr. same) a
watch, garrison ; custody, guard.
•Ppovpiu, -as, i), and fypovpiov, -ovy
rb, same as <ppovpd.
'ovpriaci, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. of
<Ppovpeo).
$povpbs,-ov, b, (fr. irpb before, and
ovpos a guard) a guard, watch,
sentinel.
lovpovucnos, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass. cont. and
<bpovpG>pes, Dor. for (ppovpSpev, 1 pL
cont. pres. sub. act. of <ppovpi<*
*p<5ay/xa, -dros, rb, and Qpvayfxbs,
-ov, b, (IV. next) a snorting,
neighing ; pride, haugltiiness,
insolence, ostentation.
fovdaau) or -rrw, f. -£u>, p. irecppv-
aya, to srcor/, net'^/i ; to roar,
make a noise, be tumultuous,
noisy ; to be insolent, proud,
haughty ; to rage, be fierce. 1 a.
ind. act. t<poval;a.
Qpvdrrouat, mid. of last, and more
generally used.
Qovyavbv, -ov,rb,(fr. <ppvyu) to dry)
a dried stick, faggot, firewood.
Qpvyts, -u)v, ol, the Phrygians.
<Ppvyia, -af, Ion. -77?, f/, Phrygia,
name of a country.
Qpvyiov, -ov, to, (fr. next) a grid-
iron, frying-pan. Also, dry
sticks, firewood, a faggot.
Qpvyios, -a, -ov, (fr. fpvyw to dry)
dried, parched, roasted.
Qpvyios, -a, -ov, (fr. Qpvyes Phry-
gians) of Phrygia, Phrygian.
Qpvyiov, -ov, rb, the war song of
tfie Phrygians ; a war shout.
Qpvyua, -aros, to, (fr. tppvyu to
dry) a dried or burned piece.
Qpvyubs, -ov, h, (fr. next) a drying,
roasting, frying.
Qpvyw and <$pvacu> or -rrw, f. -vi-a,
- to roast, scorch, fry ; to dry,
parch, bake.
QpvKT&s, -17, -bv, (fr. last) roasted,
scorched, dried, burned, parched.
Subs, a dried bean, ballot, vote,
suffrage ; a ticket, token ; a lot
for divination ; a signal, beacon,
fire signal ; a warning or signal
of divine vengeance ; a prophet,
diviner.
QpvKTupbs, -ov, b, fa (fr. <ppvicrbg a
signal, and wpa care) a scout,
spy, watch, sentinel ; giving sig-
nals, for signals.
i>pvKTu)piov,-ov,Tb,{fr.S3ime)a torch
or fire, as signal of the enemy's
approach ; a beacon, lighthouse.
♦pSvo?, -tv, 6, and <$>pvvv, -ns, hi a
load , poisonous frog.
*pu£, -ybs, 0, a Phrygian.
■Ppv^el, Dor. for 0(ju£a, 3 sin. 1 f.
ind. act. of (ppvyu.
Qpiiaou) or -rrw, see <Ppvytt).
i>pd, Sync, for <pipu>. inf. <ppc?v.
*C, Ion. for i<pv, 3 sin. 2 a. ind.
act. of (pvui, same as 0t5<o.
Qva, -<??,»;» Poet, for 0i»/.
Qvyaftia, -a?, ^,(fr. (pvyaScvu) or th.
' ipcvyo) to fly) .flight, banishment,
exile ; a runaway, fugitive.
4>vya8e7ov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
place of refuge, asylum.
QvyaScvTrjpiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same,
and Trjpeia to keep) same as last.
QvyaSevw, f. -cvao), (fr. <psvyo) to
fly) to fly, put to flight, banish
<i>vya5evouai, to be banished, go
into exile, flee, run away.
Qvyas, -aSos, b, >/, (fr. same) a fu-
gitive, exile, runaway.
Qvytiv. inf. — Qvyerc, 2 pi. impr.
2 a. act. of 0£t3yw.
9vytXXo<:, -ov, 6, a man's name.
♦vy£v, Ion. fc i<f>vytv, 3 sin. 2 a
ind. act. of ipevyu).
tvyf), -r,(, hi (fr- <Prty<* to fly)
<S»TA
flight, escape, refuge ; exile, ba-
nishment.
$vyji, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. act. for wh.
by Parag. Qvypmv. — Qvynre, 2
pi. 2 a. sub. act. of <pevyu).
tyvyoSiKtio -d, (fr. <ptvyoi to flee,
and SIktj a law suit) to decline a
law suit, be nonsuited ; to preva-
ricate, quibble, evade.
$\>yot j, -01, 2 and 3 sin. — Qvyotuzv,
pi. 2 a. opt. act. of (pevyio.
<$>vy6%evos, -ov, b, >/, (fr. <ptvyo> to
flee, and £/ vo$ a stranger) a re-
fusing strangers, inhospitable.
$>vyoirr6\£uo(, -ov, b, hi (fr. same,
and irdXeuoi war) avoiding war,
cowardly; peaceable.
$vev, neut. of $vci$, -uaa, -iv, 2 a.
par. pass. — Qverai, 3 sin. pres.
ind. pass. — QvcoOai, pres. inf.
mid. of <pvu>.
$>v£a, -vs, hi I°n' f°r fvyq.
<J?v$aiiivbs, -rj,-bv, (fr. last) running
away, fleet, awift; timid, fearful.
$v%io> -5, f. -fjffb), p. mQvfyKa, (fr.
same) same as <pzvyu>' per. mid.
ind. iri(pv£a' par. *r£0u£w?.
$vfi, -rjs, hi (*>"• <pvu> to beget) na-
ture, disposition, genius, inclina-
tion, character ; stature, growth,
form, person, comeliness ; astern,
stock.
$u»/, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. pass, of 0t5a).
Qvktis, -ov, b, and Qvkis, -tSog, h,
(perhaps ft. Qvicos sea weed) a
kind of fish, gudgeon, ground
ling.
Qvkiozis, -zona, -zv, (fr. <f>vicos sea
weed) weedy, full of weeds.
vkos, -zo$ -ovs, rb, sea weed; a
dye, paint.
Qvicrbs, ->), -bv, (fr. (pevyta to fly
from) to he avoided, shunned.
<t>CX' for 0i>Aa, pi. of <pij\ov, same as
bv\rj.
$v\ayfia, -aros, rb, (fr. (bvXdcnrti) to
guard) any thing or person
guarded, a charge ; a guard,
watch; an order, command, di-
rection.
<tv\d6bv, (fr. <pv\r) a tribe) in tribes,
in districts, by companies.
*uAaK7i, -a?, a, Dor. for <pv\a>rf.
<bv\a>cas, a. — $v\aKC$, n $uAd-
Ktao-i, Poet, for <pv\a%t, d. pi. of
#uAaf.
$v\aicr), -rjs, hi (fr* ^vAafftrw to
guard) a guard, watch, defence,
protection, care, custody, charge ;
a watch of the nigh, third part
of the night origtna/y among
the Jews, but the fourth when
under the Romans ; a guard,
number of sentinels ; a prison,
guard- house, dungeon, hold,
cage ; a garrison.
$v\dKri, -rji, hi name of a place.
<t>uXrtKt'£w, f. -taix), p. TTOpvXaKiKa,
(fr. <pv\aKri a prison, th. <pv\dao-u)
to guard) to throw into prison,
imprison, confine, keep in custo-
dy, par. pres. act. <f>v\aicl£u>v.
•tvXaKKTcra, -rjs, hi (fr- same) a fe-
male keeper or jailer.
<bv\aK~irris,-ov, h, (fr. same) a jailer ;
gifirrf, watchman.
*uXaAcoj, -cv, 0, Ion. fo" <pv\a'r.
(595)
*TA
QvXarrios, -a, -ov, (fr. 0uXrf«nr<* U»
guard) to be guarded, &c. ac ■
cording to the verb.
*uXaKrjyp, -tjpos, b, (fr. same) a
watch, guard, keeper, sentinel.
pi. <pv\aKTrjp£$.
QvXaKTrjpia, -»v, rd, (fr. same)
bands with a sentence of the law
of Moses written on them, worn
on the forehead by the Jews, phy-
lacteries, preservers, charms, amu-
lets.
QvXaKrripta, -as, >/, (fr. same)
watch, guard, sentry.
QvXaKrrjpiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
station or place to watch, post ; a
watch or guard-house ; a garru
son, fort, castle, citadel.
QvXaKT?Kbs, -fi, -bv, (fr. same) fit
for watching or keeping ; vigi-
lant, watchful, wary, cautious;
capable of defence ; averting,
preserving.
QvXai-, -aicos, b, hi (fr. same) a
watch, guardian, preserver ; a
watch, guard sentinel.
QvXdt-ai, 1 a. inf. act. — $vXai;ai,
1 a. impr. mid. — $vXai;ov, -aria,
2 pi. ^vXd^are, 1 a. impr. act. — ■
QvXdfa, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. of
<pvXd<j<Tu>.
$vXa!;is, -tog, Att. -£o>?, 1% same as
(pvXaKrj.
QvXapxos, -ov, b, (fr. (pvXr) a tribe,
and apxh the command) the
head of a tribe, magistrate of a
district ; an officer of cavalry.
QvXdo-o-ak, Ion. for <pvXd^ai, 1 a.
inf. act. — tbvXaaatuivai, Att. and
Dor. for fvXdao-eiv, pres. inf. act.
and
>I» vXdootaBat, inf. — <bvXdacz<jQz, 2
pi. impr. pres. pass. — QvXdao-j),
3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. and
QvXdo'aoicri, JEo\. for cpvXdcrcrovai,
3 pi. pres. ind. act. — $uXao-or«J-
uevos, -n, -ov, par. pres. pass. —
i>vXd(TaovTt,d. sin. -aovres, n. pi.
of (fivXda-cwv, -ovaa, -ov, par.
pres. act. — QvXdoaov, pres.
impr. pass, of
<t>vXdo-aio or -ttu, f. <pvXd%<x>, p. irc-
<ptiXaxai to keep safe, preserve, de-
fend, save ; to guard, keep in cus-
tody. QvXdoaouai or -rrouai, to
keep watch, mount guard ; to ob-
serve, mind, attend to ; to watch
for, lie in wait, catch, entrap ; to
beware, take heed or care, guard
against, avoid, shuru 1 a. act.
t<bvXa%a' impr. (pvXa^ov, -dru), 2
pi. (pvXd^arc. 1 a. ind. mid.
zcpvXa^durjv, -a>, -aro. per. md.
pass. necpvXayuai, -l;ou, -ktii.
tyvXaTTopcvos, pass. — tyvXarraiv,
-ovaa, -ov, act. par. pres. of last.
*uXf'rr??, -ov, b, (fr. next) of the
same tribe, a tribe1 s-man, fellow,
companion.
QvXr), -rjs, hi o tribe, class, ward,
division, troop, company ; a -ace,
hnoge, kindred.
QiXXa, pi. of (plXXov.
*oXX«<j, -atos, hi (fr. (pvXXoi leaf)
a heap of leaves ; a green branch.
QvXXivos, -rj, -ov, (fr. same) leqfy,
futi of leaves ; of leaves.
*T2
»X>o/?oXfc> -fi, (fr. same, and /3dA-
Au to throw) to cast or i/iroio o^"
the leaves ; to spread or strew
leaves.
•vAXo/3oX/a, -ay, hi (fr. same) i/ie
casting or shedding of leaves,
fall of the leaf ; a strewing of
leaves.
4>vAAo/JdXoj,
>, >>,
(fr. same)
casting or shedding its leaves ;
scattering leaves.
♦uAAov, -ov, rb, a leaf , foliage ; pi.
4>vAAoorp<iy, -uiroj, o, i^,(fr. last, and
erpwvvvm, same as th. cropiu> to
strew) strewed vnth leaves.
9v\\o<p6pos,-ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
0f'pu> to bear) leaf-bearing, leafy,
verdant.
<bv\ov, -ov, rb, same as 0vX//.
♦oXottis, -Vtos, f), (fr. last, and bxj.
the voice) r/ie shout of troops,
din of battle ; a battle, conflict,
engagement, war.
Qvfta, -aros, rb, (fr. (pvu to pro-
duce) an imposlhume, unnatu-
ral swelling.
Qiifii, same as (fiiu).
4>Cvai, 2 a. inf. act. — ♦wro, Ion.
for iQvvro, 3 pi. impf. pass, of
last.
♦v^Xtj, -Wo?, b, f), (fr. <ptvyu to
flee, and aXis enough) a fugi-
tive, runaway, coward; an ex-
ile; timid, fearful, cowardly.
♦uo/j/vw, d. sin. pres. par. pass. —
Qvovrt, d. sin. par. pres. act.
used Dor. for <pvovoi, 3 pi. pres.
ind. act. — $vovaa, fern. par.
pres. act. of obvu.
Qvpapa, -aroq, rb, (fr. <pvpu) to mix)
a mass, lump ; a heap of mud
or clay steeped and kneaded for
potters'1 use ; flour kneaded for
baking, dough.
Qvpaois, -ios, Att. -twf, f], (fr
same) a steeping, soaking ; ?nix-
ture ; a kneading, baking.
Qvpavov, 1 a. impr. act. of
Qvpaii) -w, f. -dtru), p. Tre&vfnKa, (fr
ipvpu) to mix) to mingle, mix,
blend ; to steep, soak, moisten,
soften ; to break, dissolve ; to
knead, bake ; to pollute, defile.
per. ind. pass. irc<pvpanai.
QvpSnv, (fr. same) promiscuously,
m confusion, disorderly.
Qvpeiv, pres. inf. act. of <pvpu).
$vpua, -dros, rb, and ^Pvpfibs, -ov, b,
(fr. next) dirt, stain, filth ; a
mixture, confusion, disturbance.
"JtJpOJ, f. 0UO<3, iRol. (pvpcd), p. 7Tf-
Qvpica, to mix, blend, mingle ; to
pollute, defile ; to water, wet,
soak, moisten ; to bake, knead.
per. ind. pass, trifyvpuai.
$vs, 2 a. par. act. of tffyj.
$voa or <t>uo-(7a, -vs, »/, (fr. 0txraw
to blow) a breath, wind, puff",
blast ; the throat, craw or crop of
a bird, ; a pair of bellows.
QvoaOtis, -tiffa, -ev, Dor. for <pvorj-
dtis, 1 a. par. pass, of (pvo-du.
Qvaat, 1 a. inf. act. of <pvo).
Q>vtroxlc* -ISos, hi (fr. (pvadiU) to puff
up; a bubble; a .flute, pipe.
$vor,*.es, -ov, b, a toad.
Qvaas, (biaaaa, <piaav, 1 a. par.
act. of <pvu>.
Qvaas, Sync, for q)varjcas , 1 a. par.
act. of
•lU'oaw or 4>vo-cau) -w, f. -fjou, to
blow or puff" up, inflate, swell ;
to breathe, pant, blow; to blow
upon ; to whisper.
Qvaci, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. of 0uw.
Or, d. sin. of civo-is.
Qvonua, -dros, rb, (fr. (bvadoi to
innate) a blast, breath, pvff ;
panting, palpitation ; a gale,
breeze ; inflation, bubble ; pride,
insolence ; an oozing, discharge.
Qvonrrip, -fjpos, I, (fr. same) u
fin ; a puir of bellows.
'l>votuu) -<2, same as cpvoi6u>.
<PvclyvdOos, -ov, 6, hi (fr. tivedu
to inflate, and yvdQoq a cheek)
CliKkpi/J/'tr, name of a frog.'
*t3ffiyf, -yyoi, hi ("*• 4>vadw to in-
flate) a blister on tfie fiand or
foot.
Qvei^ooi, -ov, b, f), (fr. $vut to pro-
duce, and £wr) life) producing
the necessaries of life, bountiful,
nourishing.
*&o-fadf, •}], -bv, (fr. (pvais nature,
th. d>vti> to produce) natural, ac-
cording to nature, physical ; ir-
rational, brute, instinctive, in-
nate.
•tvaiicwii (fr. last) naturally.
4>uffto7, act. — Qvoiovrai, pass. 3
sin. cont. pres. ind. — QvaioverOt,
2 pi. cont. pres. ind. pass — 4>u-
aiovficvos,'Ti, -ov, par. pres. pass,
cont. of
Qvcidu) -5, f. -wo-u), p. irc(pvol(jixa.
(fr. cpvadid) to blow) to pant, blow,
puff; to blow up, swell, inflate ;
to grow proud, insolent, haugh-
ty, pres. ind. pass. <pvai6ofiat
-oifiai. per. pass, irttyvoiwuai'
par. Trt<pvtnu>iiivos, -n, -ov,
4>vo-£t, d. Att. cont. — $>vaiv, a. sin.
of
QvaiS, -to?, Att. -cws, hi (fr« <Pvd> to
produce) nature, character, dis-
position, constitution, genius ;
figure, form, stature, shape ;
sex ; custom, habit, use ; a crea-
ture.
*vo-two-ts, -to?, Att. -ewj, i;, (fr. <pv-
cdui to inflate) a swelling, in-
flation ; pride, insolence, pi.
cont. <f)V(Tiwotis.
<t>vaKT], -ni, hi ("*• same) a bladder ;
a gut or paunch to make pud-
dings in.
$<5o-kos, -ov, o, (fr. same) a sau-
sage- . , c
Qvoadu), Ion. Qvaotu), for (f)vadw,
pres. inf. act. cont. Qvoaifv.
Qvoonrrip, -npos, b, (fr. tpvcdu to
blow) a fan, pair of bellows.
$vrd\id, -as, »/, (fr. <t>vrbv a plant,
th. <pvu> to produce) a woodland,
plantation, planting ; a garden,
vineyard ; vine-bearing soil.
Qvrdofiai, same as Qvrevu).
Qvrda, -as, hi (fr« f "w t0 grow) a
plantation, planting ; a ' plant,
shrub,
(frvrtvu, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. —
Qvrsudcvy Ion. and Baeot. for
(506)
<J>f2N
c<pvTtvQvo-av, 3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass.
— $vTLvQt]ri, 1 a. impr. pass, of
C)VTtVli>.
$vrcvua, -dros, rb, ( fir. tyvrbv a plant,
th. <pi>u> to produce) a plant, Mt,
slip ; seed ; a plantation.
Qvrcvoaro, Ion. for upvrcvoaro, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. mid. — tivrtvcj), 3
sin. 1 a. sub. act. of <pvrtvu>.
<tvrcvois,-ios, Att. -cus,h,(i'r. next)
a sowing, planting ; a planta-
tion.
>l>vrc.vit>, f. -tvo-u), p. ttKpvTtvxa, (fr.
tyitD to produce) to plant, set,
sow, ingraft ; to produce, create,
beget, generate ; to plan, con-
trive, devise, plot. impf. ind.
act. ttftirevov, -is, -e. per. pass,
ind. irttyVTtvfiui, -oai, -rut' ]>ar.
TT£(bvrcv/jiivo$, ->;, -ov. 1 a. p%tt»
ind. apvrevOnv, -»7$,-»?" impr. tyv-
rtiOnri, -firo).
Qvtcvuv, -ovros, b, (par. pres. act.
of last) a planter, sower.
<tvrbv, -ov, rb, (fr. 00 uj to produce)
a plant, slu uh ; a itock, stem ; a
man, creature.
Qvrbs, -f), -bv, (fr. same) planted,
fit for planting.
$VToa>cd<pos, -ov, b, hi (""• (Pvrbv a
plant, and oKairrut to dig) a hus-
bandman, farmer, gardener, dig-
ger, labourer.
Qvrovpybq, -ov, 6, hi (""• same, and
ipyov work) working or employ-
ed about plants, a gardener.
<I>f5(i> or <f>v(ii f. (pvaut, p. iriihvKa, to
produce, yield, bring forth, bear ;
to beget, generate ; to grow,
sjjrout, spring up, bud forth ;
flourish, bloom ; to cling, adhere,
stick to ; to be, be born ; to be
formed or constituted by nature ;
to be adapted, fit for or accus-
tomed to ; to be inclined, con-
sent, agree. 2 a. ind. act. iipvov,
-ts, -e, and (fr. tyvm) iyw, -vs,
-v par. <pvs. per. ind. pass, iri-
obvfjiai, -oai,-rai. 2 a. pass, tcpvnv,
-r]S, -v. par. epvzis, -uaa, -iv.
<bu>yvvu) or -vyu, 4>wyo), and <l>o'£w,
(fr. qjus light, th. qbdw to shine)
to burn in tfie fire ; to roast,
toast, broil, fry.
$w<£ or $<iu£, -kos, the name of a
bird.
QuHcuivn, -ns, hi (fr« next) a por-
poise.
$uKn, -ns, hi a sea ca\fi seal'
$wk7j£s, -Kfiuv, and -keiojv, o'i, the
people of Phocis.
3>w/cos, -ov, b, a man's name.
$>wKv\iSew, Ion. for -5ov, g. sin. of
<^u)Kv\t6ns, -ov, 6, Phocylides, a
man's name.
$w>aj, -dSosi b, hi (fr. next) living
in dens.
(fcwXsos, -ov, b, and ^wAed, -as, hi
a den, cave, hole, burrow.
$wArfa>, and $wAfw -w, (fr. last) to
lurk, lie down in a cave or hole ,*
to burrow.
Q&nzv, 1 pi. 2 a. sub. act. of $n\iL
Qujvdeis, -toaa, -ev, Dor. for <pu>-
vfitts-
Qmvavra, Cras. for <pwvasvra, a.
sin. of last.
<f>Q2
toatvaoai, Dor. for <p<i)vrj<rai, 1 a.
inf. act. and
<I>un'£t, 3 sin. cont. -veIte, -vovoi, 2
and 3 pi. cont. pres. hid. act.
and
<I>wv£t>iTa, Dor. for (f>iavovvTa, pi.
ncut. — tiuvciivTEs, Dor. for <pu>-
vovvrss, pi. mas. cont. pres. p,ir.
act. of
Qujvtu) -w, f. -r/ffw, p. ir£<puvr)Ka, (fr.
next) to send ybriA a voice or
sound, crow, neigh, &c. /o speak,
say, utter, cry out ; to call, name,
address, speak to. impf. ind. act.
edxoveov -ovv. 1 a. act. ind. ecpu>-
vnaa, -oj, -e' irnpr. (jxbvriaov,
-orw. 1 a. pass. ind. Etywvt'idnv
inf. (ptavnOfjvai.
<&j)vr), -jjj, 7, a voice, sound, utter-
ance, noise, clamour, cry ; a
word; speech, language, tongue,
dialed, pronunciation, accent ;
fame, report, rumour ; name.
<I>am/aj. -sacra, -ev, (fr. last) endu-
ed with speech, articulate ; tune-
ful, vocid.
$(jni£v, -evTos, rb, (neut. of last)
a distinct sound, a vowel.
Puiviidijvai, 1 a. inf. puss. — <t>(j)vfj-
aai, inf. — Quvrjaas, -aaa, -av,
n. pi. -aavres, par. — Quvnoov,
impr. 1 a. act. — <I>wi»'/<tw, -as,
-el, 1 f. ind. act. of (puviu).
$&vnua, -droq, to, (fr. (fxavi) a
sound) a voice, speech ; u word.
Quvrjoaa', for <pu>v>'/aaaa, fern. par.
1 a. act. — tiwvnatv, Ion. for
tQwvnoev, 3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. of
<pu)viu).
Quvouvtcs, pi. mas. cont. par. pres.
act. of same.
<I>a>p, (pwpos, b, a thief, robber ; a
drone, kind of bee.
$wp, 0wpo?, and <t>G>aos, -ov, b, a
spy, watch, scout.
<t>wpu, -as, f), (fr. <pH>o a thief) a
theft, robbery.
Qupav, pres. inf. cont. of
'fwpau) -w, f. -daw, p. irE<pu>paica,
ton. -rjKa, (fr. 0a>p a thief) to
steal, rob ; to detect, discover in
theft ; to search, hunt after,
trace.
^uplands, -ov, b, a desk, case, box,
chest, wardrobe.
«I>wpios, -ov, b, $, (fr. (fxhp a thief)
clandestine, stolen.
<I>u>pu5i>, g. pi. of 0wp.
<I>wj, <pu5bg, fa (fr. (pmfa to burn)
a burning, scorching, roasting,
broiling.
1>wj, (jxarbs, rb, (cont. fr. cpdos light,
th. 0rfw to shine) light, fire, a
torch ; openness, clearness, per-
spicuity ; instruction, doctrine
and example ; knowledge ; holi-
ness, joy, delight ; a light or
guiding principle.
4>(bi, 0wr<>s, b, (fr. (pdu> to speak) a
man.
4>w<r/cw, (fr. <pG>s light, th. cpdu) to
shine) to shine, glitter, brighten.
Qo>OT?ip, -rjpoi, b, (fr. same) a light,
luminary, pi. (puarripEg.
Qv<T<p6pos, -ov, b, f), (fr. same, and
depot to bring) bringing light,
LstroJ)«aring, ligh'-iuhering.
XA1
Subs, the morning star, bright
harbinger of day.
Pu>ao>v, -iavoi, b, (ir. 0u<mu> to blow)
a sad, canvass.
ifdira — $>iotI — $>u)t6s — •Piotwv,
cases of 0o>s.
QwTeivds, -fit -bv, (fr. 0ws light, th.
0dw to shine) light, bright, lumi-
nous, splendid, enlightened.
<btt)Tityi, ind. — Q><i)Ti£n, sub. 3 sin.
pres. act. of
<I>wW£u), f. -to-w, Att. -?<3, p. nt(pw-
TtKa, (fr. </>a>s light) Jo brighten,
illuminate, enlighten; to bring
to light, disclose, lay open ; to
teach, instruct ; to illustrate, ex-
plain. 1 a. act. ind. Edxbnaa'
inf. <p<j>Tiaai' par. (fxtiriaag. per.
ind. pass. ite^wTiauat, -aai, -rat.
1 a. pass. ind. Ecpuriadnv, -ng,
-n' par. 0c<mo-0£is-
tiwriaavrog, g. par. 1 a. act. — <Pw-
t'icei, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. — $w-
TiaOevrog, g. -OivTcs, n. pi. par.
1 a. pass, of last.
*wrto-/i05, -ov, b, (fr. same) splen-
dour, brightness, lustre, light,
illumination.
<f>(j)%Qds, 1 a. par. pass, of tywyvv-
/"• .
<I>w^/, for (puis, same as fydog.
X, %, chi, the twenty-second of
the more modern Greek let
ters, and the third of the five
additional ones. As a nume
rel character x signifies six
hundred ; with a dot under
neath, x, six hundred thousand
X', before an aspirate, for mi' and
sometimes for kev or ke.
Xa, Dor. for kui >).
Xa&bg, -r), -bv, crooked, bent.
Xafiog, -ov, b, a bit, bridle, rein.
Xa(3pada, indecl. If eb. a little v:ay
a good way, some distance.
Xd8e or XdSev, Ion. for i\aSe, 3
sin. 2 a. ind. act. — XaSieiv,
Ion. for xadclv, 2 a. inf. act. of
Xdfr.
Xdios, cont. -ov?, g. of %aoj.
Xd^eo, Ion. and Xdtyv, Dor. for
Yafou, pres. impr. pass, of
Xd%o>, f. -d<ru>, to give place, yield,
retire, retreat, recede ; to decline,
refuse ; to deprive, take away,
rob ; to hold, contain, be capa-
cious, large ; to hold in, restrain,
curb. 2 a. ind. act. exhSov, per.
ind. mid. /c/%a^a, for which also
Kixav^a'
Xahw, f. -avu>, p. KtXaKa, (f*r- 0DS-
Xdu> to gape) to gape, yawn,
open the mouth, swallow ; to
bawl ; to gape or stare at, won-
der at, gaze on, admire ; to desire,
wish or long for, covet. 1 a. act. J
(697)
XAA
ind. (\r)va. 2 a. act. ind. ixavov'
int. x>ivai, fr. ^avfj/ii. per. ind.
pass. Kf^yaa/xai, -aai, -oral.
XaTov, -ov, to, a shepherd's crook,
stoj:
Xaibi or Xdios, same as xA°$i ~ovi
b,i).
Xmp\ for x<"P£i 2 sin. — XaipzTt%
2 pi. pres. impr. act. of %a«pw.
XaipexaKos, -ov, b, r), (fr. yatpw to
rejoice, and icaicbv a misfortune)
rejoicing in another's misfortune,
envious, malignant.
Xa7pe, XaiptTC, 2 sin. and pi. pres.
impr. act. — Xaipei, 3 sin. pres.
ind. act. — Xalpzv, Ion. for
ixaiptv, 3 sin. impf. ind. act. of
Xalfx*'
Xaiperi^u), (fr. ^oi'pu to rejoice) to
salute, receive with joy, congratu-
late, welcome.
Xaipsrov, 2 du. pres. impr. act. of
Xaipo).
XaipityvWov, -ov, to, (fr. same,
and ^vAXovaleaf) a kind of pot-
herb, chevril.
Xatpr)Aihv,-6vos, f], (fr. ;^atjju> to re-
joice) joy, gladness.
Xaiprjv, Dor. for xaipclv, pres. inf.
act. — Xaipvs, -p;i, 1 pi. xu'Pu>"
fttv, pres. sub. act. — Xaiprjoety,
1 f. inf. act. of xa'P<0-
Xalpoioa, Dor. for x111001' rai ^em«
par. pres. — Xaipouzv, 1 pi. pres.
ind. act. of
Xaiou, f. %apw, p. tcixapica, to re
joice, he glad, delight in ; to re-
joice with, congratulate, be pleas-
ed. XalpE, -ocTS, impr. hail, good
morrow, how do you do ? fare-
well^ good by, adieu. Xaipav, inf.
a form of salutation, health,
happiness, greeting, compliments.
impf. ind. act. ixaipov, -es, -e. 2
a. ind. act. r^apov per. ind.
pass. KExnppai. 2 a. pass. ind.
tX'ipny, -m, -n- sub. xaPSi) "fh
-r/'inf. xapnvai' par. xnpds. 2 f.
ind. pass, ^np^tro/xai. per. ind.
mid. Ktxapa.
Xaipuv, -ovffu, -ov, pi. n. -povTeg,g.
-p6vTu>v, par. pres. act. of last.
Xaira'a?, Dor. for ^air^aj.
Xiutt). -ns, fj, a mane, hair, lock.
XaiTi'iEti, -zaaa, -tv,(fr. \asf\havmg
a long mane, long-haired,, hairy.
XaiTuyia, -aroc, to, same as xalTTl'
Xa\a, -a$, Dor. for ^^X^.
XdXa^a, -ns, ^, hail ; a shower,
storm.
Xa\afyEis, -Eurra, -ev, (fr. last)
full of hail, showery, hailing.
XaXa^du) -5, (fr. same) to hail,
shower hail.
XaXaivovTEs, n. pi. pres. par. act.
of
Xa\aiv(x), same as x^1*-**.
XdXavipov, -ov, to, a poor bed, pallet.
Xa\di-ais,JEol. and Dor. for Xa\d-
oas, 1 a. par. act. — Xa\act,
Dor. and iEol. for^aXwat, 3 pi.
cont. pres. ind. act. of x0^0^03'
Xa\daavTES, n. -crdvTwv, g. pi. par.
— XaXdaarE, impr. 2 pi. 1 a. act.
— XaXdffu), 1 f. ind. act. of
same.
XaXaends, -ovt b, (fr. ^oA<ft* to
XAA
loose) a relaxation, ijosemng,
slackening.
XaXaorbv, -nv, t«, (fr. next) a tittle
chain, uickiici .
XaXdw or Xa A (/£(->, f. -aau>, p. Kt%d-
Xa<c«, and XaXuino, i. -avu>, to
loose, Id loose, antic, relax, slack-
en ; to abate, assuage, lessen,
to undo, unbolt, Open; to lower,
let down; to give way, yield or
svimiit to ; to become weak, fee-
ble or languid, fade, decay ; to
be remiss, neglect. I a. act. ind.
tyakaaa, -ay, -£" impr. ^aKaoov,
-drii). per. ind. pass. Ktj^dXac-
fiaiy -trai, -crai. 1 a. ind. pass.
txa\doOnv.
XaXfiavrj, -»7Jt ^> galbanum, a gum.
XaXckToy, -ov, b, a Chub
XaXtTTiilrw, (fr. vaAtrrdj injurious,
th. x<iA<Vru> to hurt) to be harsh,
hard, severe or rude ; to be an-
gry, enraged, incensed ; to pro-
voke, vex ; to injure, hurt. pros.
impr. act. ^a\ii:aac' opt. ^uXt-
iralvoiui, -on, -ot.
XaXeni), d. sin. fan. of
XaXnroy, -rj, -bv, (fr. ^aXfVraj to
hurt) pernicious, injurious; dan-
gerous, perilous, arduous, diffi-
cult ; awful, terrible ; hard,
grievous, troublesome ; fierce,
feroJmts, harsh, severe ; angry,
incensed ; jftorote, cross, hard to
phase, g. sin. Ion. ^aXeirolo. d
pi. Ion. xa\trroiai.
XaXctrorni, -171-0 j, fi, (fr. last) diffi-
culty ; importunity ; liars/truss,
roughness, sourness, austerity,
Sdirity ; fierceness, cruelty.
XaXtirrw, f. -Tw, p. Kc%d),e<ba, to
hurt, injure, treat ill ; to over-
turn, overthrow, throw down.
Xa'XcTT&s, (fr. xaXtrrds hard) severe-
ly, heavily, grievously ; with difi
ficulty, hardly, scarcely ; bad-
ly, unfortunately, with severity,
harshly, cruelly, angrily.
XaXeTTiirepos, -a, -ov, comp. Xa\e-
irwraros, -n, -ov, sup. of %aXtn6s
XdXtKes, n. pi. of xd\i%.
XaXUparos, -ov, 6, f), (fr. %a'X«y
pure wine, and Kepdu to mix)
unmixed, pure.
Xa\ifid^(j), (fr. next) to rage like a
bacchanalian.
Xa\ifidi, -d<5oy, »/, (fr. ^aA<y wine,
in. %a. Idi to relax) a bacchana-
lian.
Xd At/ios, -ot>, o, a sorcerer, wizard
XaXivayioyiu) -w,f. -fjou), p. KE%a\i-
vaywynica, (fr. ^aXivoj a bridle,
and dyw to lead) 10 lead by a
bridle, to bridle, curb, lestrain, go-
vern. 1 a. ind. txaXivaydyrjca.
XaXivay(oyrjaai, 1 a. inf. act. —
XaXivaywyiov, pres. par. act.
cont. of last.
XaX(i<dy, -ov, b, a bridle, rein, bit.
XaXivov, pres. impr. act. cont. of
XaXtvou -d, (fr. ^aXndy a bridle)
to bridle, rein in, curb ; to check,
restrain.
XaXif, -tKos, 6, a pebble, stone,fiint,
chalk, gravel.
Xri>«y or X«Xi£, -I/cog, b, Bacchus,
, p'iic uinv.
XAA
XaXt'0pwv, -ovoy, b, if, (fr. %a/\au to
relax, and (/.p»> the mind) of
we ak intellects, silly, simple, dot-
ing ; deranged, mod, elistrurtid.
Jia^KapftaToi, -ov, b, f/, (fr. ^<iX*dy
brass, and dpua a chariot) drawn
in a brazen chariot.
XdXicaciTis, -t6oi, 6, f), (fr. same,
and aotrif a shield) bearing a
brazen shield, brazen shieldi d.
Xd\Kt, for %d\icia, pi. neut. of
XdXiceos.
Xa%Kuov, -ov, rb, (fr. yaX/cdy
brass) a brazier's work shop, a
forge ; a brass pot or kettle, cal-
dron ; a brass talAct or plutr.
Xa'X«toy, -a, -ov, Poet, for £a'X«oy,
g. pi. ^aX«c£i'a)v.
XaXic/Xaroj, -ou, 6, i), same as xa^~
Kt)\aroi.
XaX«c//i/3oXay, -a Joy, »/, (fr. ^aXitdy
brass, and fy/JoXoy the beak of a
ship) brazen-prowed.
Xa\Ktvrtpoc,-ov, b, ft, (fr. yaXKbi
brass, and Ivrcpov the int( Mm< s.
th. evrbs within) having brazen
intestines.
XaXKcvrfii, -ios-ovs,b,f>, (fr. same,
and ivrea arms) brazen armed,
using brass weapons.
Xa\Ke6yofi<pos, -ov,b, f), (fr. same,
and ydft 60 y a nail) fastened with
brass nails.
Xa/\KioOwpa%, -a#coy, b,f/, (fr. same,
and §u>pa% a breastplate) Ijrazen-
mailed, wkh a breastplate of
XaXpccoicdpoios, -ov, b, f), (fr. same,
and KnpMa the heart) brazen-
hearted, intrepid, courageous.
XrlXtctoulrpas, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
ulrpa a mitre) having a brazen
mitre, wearing a brazen girdle
or helmet.
XdX«oy -ovy, -in -rj, -tov-ovv, and
X'j'A*£oy, -ov, 6, //, (fr. ^aX»cdy
brass) made of brass, brazen ;
strong, firm.
XaX<c£<5^(i)voy, -ov, 6,»j,(fr. same,and
<pwvi) the voice) brazen-voiced,
shrill, loud, with lungs of brass.
Xa\KEVi, -f'oy, b, (fr. ^aX*dy brass)
a worker in brass, brasier, cop-
persmith ; a smith, bleicksmith.
XoXkevu). f. -evou), (fr. last) to
work as a coppersmith or brasier,
work in brass.
XaAKiu), d. sin. of ^nX*c£oy.
XaXx/wy, (fr. ^dX«£oy brazen) of
brass, like brass.
Xa\KT)$u)v, -ovos, b, name of a gem,
chalcedony.
XaXicfjlov, -ov,rb, Ion. for^aX<a:7ov.
XaX^Xdroy, -ov, 6, fj, (fr. ^nX/rdy
brass, and eXavvio or t\du) to
draw) spun or draum from brass,
brazen, covered with brass.
Xa\Kfipns, -£oy-ony, 0, T/, (fr. samp,
and dpij) to fit) fitted or jy.-ovvled
with brass, made of brass, braz-
en.
XoX(cWn, a. sin. of XaX*r;y, Chal-
cis, name of a town.
Xo\kiov,-ov, re., (fr. ^aXKoy brass)
a brazen vessel, pot, ceridron.
XaXKoaoav, Dor. for xaXtcoaowv, g.
pi. of
(.093)
XAA
XaXicoapfis, -ov, b, and XnXicotfpAf
-toy -otiy, 6, f), (fr. ^riXnuy bruBs,
and a/pw to kill) wounfltd or kill-
id iriih a trazm uenpnn; de-
stroying or kitting with the sword
Or, (fr. dpw to fit) fitted or arm
ed uith In ass.
XaXA.-o/3apny» -f'oy -o?y, o, {], (fr.
same, and /3dpoy a weight) heavy
with brass ; firm, strong, solid.
XaX«ro/3ar^y, -toy -otiy, b, JJ, (fr.
same, and /3rf<ny a foundation,
th. fimtvm to go) having a Iruz
en foundatvm, brass-bottomr<ls
solid, firm, strong, neut. ^uX*&-
flariq.
XaXicoytvCy, -voy, 6 >/, (fr. same,
and yiivt a chin) having
jaws, brazen-fioii'
Xa\Ko?Sfiai, -<ivroy, 6, »;, (fr. sann-,
and cafidd) to conquer) brass
subduing, sharpening brass, stiel-
whettinc
Xa\ico7o, g. sin. Ion. of ^aX<fdy.
XaXicdnvnuis, -i<W, b, f>, (fr. ^aX«-3y
brML and kvtjiiU a boot) hr<iztr.-
looted, with greaves of brass,
brazen-mailed, n. pi. ^aX»co*v>r
p(5fy.
XaX»coxopvtrrp, d. sin. of
XaXKOKopuor/jy, -ov, 6, (fr. ^aX<fJy
brass, and xdpvs a helmet) braz
rn-helmeted, brazen-mailed or
ar77?et/.
XaX*<5/cpoToy, -ov, b, »'/, (fr. same,
and Kpovu) to beat) brazen-sound-
ing, brazen-hoofed, brazen.
XaX*coX/j8avof, -ov, rb, a kinel of
fine crpper or brass ; a mixture
of gold rmd silver.
Xa\Kovdpqos, AlcA. and Dor. for
XaX»coTrdp>/oy, Att. for XaXAfoir«p£<-
oy, -ov, b, f), (fr. yaXubs brass,and
■jrap£i« a cheek) brazen-c'
XaX*c<5:rccoy, -ov, b, fi, (fr. same,
and iri'Sov the ground) bram-
fioeired, firm, solid, steady.
Xa\KO-n\dcrnst -ov, u, (fr. same,
and irXaVo-w to form) a worker
in brass, brasier.
XaXxdnovs, -jro^oy, 6, h~, (fr- same,
and -noT-i a foot) brazen- footed.
Xu\K6nvXo$,-ov, 0, »i,(fr. same, and
r/i'-Xr/aeate) having brazen volts.
XaX^oc, -ov, b, brass, ropper ; arms,
weapons or any brazen instru-
ment or utensil ; copper or brass
money, money.
XaXx-rfro^oy, -ov, 6, >% (fr- ':
ra£ov a bow) luring a brazen
bow.
XaX«coroooy, -ot', 6, f), (Jr. Paine, ann
ropiui to bore) piercing brats;
t>frnri°, sharp.
XaXK'>rinn>s,-i)v, b,ii, (fr. sarro, and
n'7rr'o) to strike) working in brass,
a Irasier, coppers:' itb : struck
with orass, v:ounded with a
sword.
XaXkovitdeH, pre?, inf. pass. cont.
of ^raXufa.
Xa)xK(,xanu.ns, -ov, b, i), (fr. ^nXx-3y
brass, and X<iPl>h battle, th.
X'dpu to rejoice) delighting in
i- fir, warlike.
XaXKcytTriiiov,''. pi. of
XaXKOxtruiv, -ovos, b, r), (fr. ^aAitd<
XAM
brass, and xi™v a coat) brass
clad, brazen-mailed.
XoXk6u) -«, (fr. ^aA/co? brass) to
make of brass; to case or arm
with brass, to arm.
XaA/c£, d. sin. of^aXxdj.
XaAwo-t, 3 pi. cont. pres. ind. act.
of %a\d<i).
Xauai, XaudSig, and Xaud^e, on
the ground, to the ground.
XcfjLataKTT), -ng, fj, (fr. last, and
a/rrj) an elder) a dwarf elder,
elder.
XauaifiaTov, -ov, to, (fr. same, and
fidrog a bramble) a strawberry.
Xapaifiaros, -ov, b or fi, (fr. same) a
low shrub or bramble, blackberry.
Xafiwyevi/s, -iog -ovg, b, f), (fr. xa~
uai on the ground, and yivouai to
be) earth-born, terrestrial.
XauaiSdtfvn, -ng, >'/, (fr. same, and
cdipvn a laurel) ground or dwarf
laurel.
XauaiCiSdaKaXog, -ov, fj, (fr. same,
and iiSdcKa'Xos a master) a low
schoolmaster.
Xa^aioiKacrhi, -ov, b, (fr. same,
and SiKacrris a judge) an inferior
magistrate.
Xauaicpvg, -vog, fh an herb, creep-
ing germander or wood-sage.
Xafxauvvni,-ov, 6, ij, (fr. xouai on
tne ground, and twh a bed) ly-
ing on the ground.
Xafial^n\ov,-ov, to, (neut of next)
a shrub, broom.
XafiaifyXog, -ov, 6, tj, and -\og -n,
-ov, (fr. xalial on the ground,
and fyjXog emulation) creeping
on the ground, Iovj, grovelling,
humble, abject, mean.
Xa/jiai\cvKii, -ttg, {,, (fr. same, and
Xcvktj a white poplar) dwarf
poplar.
XauaiXiwv, -ovrog, b, (fr. same,
and Xiuv a lion) a lizard; a
chamcelion ; a turncoat, rene-
gade ; evasive, sly, artful. Also
a thistle.
Xauai/inXov, -ov, to, (fr. %aual on
the ground, and Urj\ov an apple)
chamomile.
XauanreroTaav, Dor. for ^afiuiirt-
Tovoav, a. sin. fem. cont. pres.
par. act. of
Xafiai-rzTiu) -w, (fr. ^aval on the
ground, and ireriw for iri-zru to
fall) to fall to the ground, fail.
XafiaiirsTrig, -tog -ovg, b, ff, (fr.
same) fallen on the ground,
prostrate; mean, humbte, low,
grovelling.
Xafiairirvg, -vog, >/, (fr. X"^01 on
the ground, and -zirvg a pine)
an herb having the smell of a
pine-tree.
Xauaipi6fjg, -iog -ovg, b, fi, (fr.
same, and ptVrw to throw)
thrown, strewn or spread on the
ground.
XauaiTviztlov, -ov, rb, (fr. same,
and Tvima to beat) a brothel.
Xauairvirn, -ng, fi, (fr. same) a
prostitute.
XaueXaia, -ag, »% for xauaitkaia,
(fr. same, and eXaia an olive)
a dinar f olive-tree, an olive.
XAP
Xautdva, Dor. for Xauttvr), -ijj,
and Xautvvlg, -i5og,f), (fr. X0!101
on the ground, and evvfi a bed)
a bed on the ground, mattress,
pallet.
XaunXbg, -r), -bv, (fr. X0^01 on tne
ground) low, creeping ; humble;
mean, vile ; smooth, fiat.
XaudBtv, (fr. same) from the
ground, from below.
XauovXicog, (fr. same, and cXkw to
draw) a dray, sledge ; a ma-
chine to draw ships upon the
shore ; a capstan.
Xduog, -ov, b, a bit, rein, bridle.
Xauibv, -uivog, b, (Heb. ) a cake.
Xauwg, Heb. indecl. Chemosh,
name of an idol.
Xavaav, b, Heb. indecl. a man's
name ; Canaan, name of the
Holy Land ; a merchant.
Xavavalog, -a, -ov, (fr. last) of
Canaan ; a Canaanite ; a mer-
chant.
Xavhdvw, (fr. x°-W to contain) to
contain, hold, grasp; to be ca-
pacious, large.
Xavtibv, (fr. ^atvu to gape) with
open mouth, gaping.
Xavelv, 2 a. inf. act. — Xavovuai.
1 f. ind. mid. — Xavovfievog, 1
f. par. mid. — Xavw, 1 f. ind.
act. of xanuj-
Xdog, -cog -ovg, rb, (fr. xaivu> to
gape) an opening, fissure, gap-
ing ; a gulf, abyss, vast chasm,
gap, valley; a chaos, boundless
space; a confused heap ; dark-
ness.
Xabg, -ov, b, fi, (fr. ^ou to take)
good, honest, worthy ; noble, il-
lustrious.
Xapa, -5g, rj, (fr. xa'l9u to rejoice)
gladness, joy, pleasure, delight.
Xdpayua, -arog, to, (fr. ^apd<7(rw
to carve) a mark, note, stamp,
character, letter ; sculpture, en-
graving, device ; a piece of mo-
ney, coin ; a wound, scar. d.
Xapdyuari.
Xapntpa, -ag, Ion. -ng, fj, (fr.
same) a ravine, gully, channel
or bed of a torrent; a torrent; a
ditch, trench, canal; a fissure or
chasm ; the name of a bird.
Xapdc~pnv, a. sin. Ion. of xapd"?pa.
Xapa8pibg, -ov, b, name of a bird.
XapaKoffoXia, -ag, %, (fr. X^Pa^ a
trench, and fiaXXa) to throw)
an entrenchment, camp, encamp-
ment.
XapuKou) -£>, (fr. xnpa% a trench)
to entrench, fortify, defend ; to
dig a trench round, besiege.
XapaKrrip, -rjpog, b, (fr. ^apao-ffw
to engrave) a mark, stamp, im-
pression, seal; sculpture, en-
graving, device ; a figure, form,
drawing, draught ; exact image,
express likeness ; countenance,
expression, fare, feature ; title,
inscription ; a character, de-
scription, token, peculiar differ-
ence.
XapaK-rnpi^o), (fr. last) to mark,
stamp, distinguish, characterize.
Xapatcwcig, -iog, Att. -co>?, f), (fr.
(599)
XAP
next) a fortifying, defence, pro ■
tection ; a siege, blockade.
Xapal;, -aKog, b, (fr. ;^apaV<7U> to
hollow out) a track, furrow ; a
ditch, dike, trench, fosse ; a for
tification, rampart, fence ; a pa-
lisade, stake, pole, perch ; a rod
or support for vines.
XapaGo-ifitvai, Dor. for ^apaaaav,
pres. inf. act. — Xapdcooioa,
Dor. for xao<*c~aoxicai fem. of
pres. par. act. of
Xapdcau) or -ttw, f. -£w, p. <cc^a-
paxa, to scratch, scrape, graze;
to engrave, mark, stamp, imprint,
coin ; to cut or hollow out ; to
form, fashion, make, shape ; to
cut, scarify, lance, pierce ; to
make a track ; to row, sail, na-
vigate ; to write ; to plough ; to
sharpen, whet ; to grind or gnash
tfie teeth, be incensed, per. ind.
pass, icexdpayiiai, -i;ai, -Krai.
Xapeinv, 2 a. opt. pass. — Xaptlg,
-ilea, -iv, 2 a. par. pass, of
Xaipo>-
Xdpn, Ion. for txapn, 3 sin. 2 a.
ind. pass. — Xaprjvai, 2 a. inf.
pass. — Xapficopai, -f), -erai, 3
pi. -oovrai, 2 f. ind. pass. —
XapTjre, 2 pi. 2 a. sub. pass, of
same.
Xdpleig, -to-oa,-tv, (fr. ^apt j grace)
graceful, elegant, ornamental,
handsome, lovely, attractive ;
welcome, grateful, pleasing, a-
greeable ; polite, learned, a. pi.
XapUvrag.
Xapicvr'' for xa(>'t£VTai a- s'n- °f
last.
Xapitvrityuai, (fr. xopieig elegant)
to be polite, genteel or polished ;
to jest, be witty, facetious; to
sport, trifle.
XapuvTiafibg, -ov, b, (fr. same) ele-
gance, politeness, grace ; wit, fa-
cetiousness.
Xapievrug, (fr. same) gracefully,
pleasingly.
XapitaTaTog,-T),-ov,sup.o^xopirtg.
Xapi^cadai, pres. inf. pass. — Xa-
pigicQc, 2 pi. pres. ind. pass. —
Xapi^ojxevog, -n, -ov, par. pres.
pass, of
XapiQouai, f. mid. xa9l,J0{taly P*
Kex^oicfiai, (fr. X"Pl$ gTace) to
confer favours, oblige, gratify,
please, indulge, humour ; to ad-
mit to personal intimacy ; to give,
grant, bestow ; to forgive freely.
pres. par. mid. xa9l&utV0(>i ~>?>
-ov. 1 a. pass. ind. ixapiaOnv,
-ng. -rj' inf. xaPlo'Sr)vai' par. xa-
pioddg, -ilea, -iv. 1 f. ind. pass.
Xapio-drjcofiai. 1 a. ind. mid.
£^apica/i^v, -o), -aro.
Xapuc\o7g, JEo\. and Dor. for Xa-
pticXovg, g. sin. of
XapucXu), -dog -ovg, ft, Chariclo, t
proper name.
Xapii-T}, Dor. for ^api'077, 2 sin. 1
a. sub. mid. of xo-pl^ouai.
Xdpiv, (a. sin. of next, with Kara
understood) on account of, be-
cause of, for the sake of, in fa-
vour of.
Xapig,-tTog,rj, grace, attraction ; fa-
XAP
XEI
XEI
voter, acceptance, Divine Grace ;
a favour, benefit, kindness, free
gift ; thanks, thankfulness, gra-
titude, JrimdMp ; indulgence,
partiality, undue preference
graciousness, agreeahleness ; en
joyment, recrmpense, reward.
pi. x°PlTti> graces, ornaments;
thanks ; the Grnn <;.
Xaptodficvos, -n, -ov, par. — Xapl-
oiioQai, inf. 1 a. mid. — Xapiac-
rai, 3 sin. 1 f. mid. — Xapiadtv
ra, neut. pi. par. 1 a. pass. —
XaptaOijvai, 1 a. inf. pass. —
irrQrjoopai
Xaptapa, -dros, rb, (fr. ydpif fa-
vour) a grace, free gift, favour
kindness ; gratification, pi, asure
a miraimlous gift of the Holy
Spirit, d. ^aplauari' pi. %apfo
para' g. ^apiafidruv
the rolls, register, clerk.
Xripi'PSts, -ioj, Alt. -tus, f), Cha~
rybdis, a whirlpool.
Xdpwv, -ovros, b. Charon, the fer-
iv-man on the Styx.
Xapt'ntios,
Charon.
XdoKw, same as wmm>
Xdcua, -aros, to, ( fr. j(al\ w to gape )
a gaping, opening, gulf, chasm
abyss.
Xaoudu -<S, and Xacfidouai, (fr
same) to gape, yaun.
f. ind. pass. oi\Xacpc6ptvos, Ion. and Dor. for
Xaeuovutvos, pres. par. mid
cont. of xa<rrt^oua'* same as
last.
Xdofiri, -rjs, !), (fr. %atv(i> to gape)
a yawn, gaping.
Xaaadfjiroi, Poet, for X'lodptvos, 1
a. par. mid. — Xatrawfttda, Poet
Xapiort'iptov, -ov, to, (neut. of for xao~u>ftcQa, 1 pi. 1 a. sub.
| a free gift, gratuitous re-
word, "rare, favour, liberality
munifirtucf.
XaptoTi';pios, -ov, b, fi, (fr. %dois a
titviiur) gracious, liberal, lund ;
grateful, thankful.
X<miGTiKds,-ii, -bv, (fr. same) gra-
< Id US.
Xaptrcc, -u<v, a't, the Graces.
i -<2, f. -liff", p. KCyaplTW-
Ka, (fr. \dpis favour) to make ac-
cndnble ; to distinguish by fa-
vour ; to accept, receive kindly,
rt gard, favour, esteem; to grati-
fy, indulge, per. pass. ind. kc-
Xapirujuai' par. iccxapiriouivos,
-T), -OV.
Xdppa, -dros, rb, (fr. xatpw to re-
joice) gladness, joy, delight; the
cause of joy, a charm, attrac-
tion.
Xdpun, ~vSi h^ (""• same)^'oy, glad-
ness, delight ; alacrity to war,
promptitude to figlU, delight in
battle, impetuosity ; a battle,
fight, engagement.
XapiiorT) and Xap;toovvrj, -rjs, f/, (fr.
same) joy, gla/lness, pleasure,
delight.
Xapoirnlo, g. sin. Ion. of
XapoTToibs, -ov, 6, f,, (fr. xa?'* Jov'
and woiiu) to make) making or
causing joy, delightful, pleasing,
gratifying, agreeable.
Xapo-zbs or Xupwirbs, -o?>, b, fi, (fr.
same, and u>\p the eye,) of a
joyful countenance; cheerful, ani-
mated ; blue-eyed, serene ; with
red or fiery eyes ; tawny, brown.
Xapovoiv, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
X«/pu.
Xap'pdv, fj, indecl. Heb. name of a
town.
Xaprnpios, -a, -ov, (fr. next) of
paper.
Xdprps, -ov, b, (fr. xaPA(Tau> to
write) paper, a quire oj paper.
Xaprlov, -ou, rb, (fr. last) a piece
or sheet of paper ; a volume, roll
of paper.
Xaproiru>\ng, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
rwXfw to sell) a paper-seller,
stationer.
TL *pro<p\j\ai;, -awe, bf (fr. same,
and $i\a% a guard) a keeper of Xciualvw, (fr. same) to winter
spend lla uiuUr ; to be cold or
to agitate,
d. of
Xariovoi
>ar. art. of
(I. pi. pres. n;
Xartu) -£>, XaTciu) and Xarl^u), to
want, he in want or need of re-
quire ; to desire, long for, wish,
emmL
Xav\t6covs and Xav\i6c*ti>v, -ovtos
b, fi, (fr- jfnAaw to loosen, and
of ovs a tooth) hating teeth thrust
out, with projecting teeth
Xavvoc, -n, -ov, loose, slack, relax-
ed, fiahby, unbraced, soft, tender,
thin ; spongy, slight, poor ; puff-
ed up, swollen, proud ; light
foolish, silly, empty, vain.
Xavvdw -w, (fr. last) to relax, soft-
en, dissolve ; to puff, make proud
or MM.
Xat-vwv, -uivos, b, (Heb.) a cake.
X<n''Ko<r, (fr. x"v%°s loose) loosely
lightly, softly.
Xavwv, -S>vos, b, same as ^nunii/
Xatpovpol or XafyovpTi, indecl. Heb
cups, bowls or basins.
Xdu), to gapr, yawn, be open ; to
be empty ; to take, hold, contain.
Xi'ut, 1 a. inf. act. of ^/u>.
Xt,'oo(''n|oj, a certain Syrian food
or dish.
Xefpoiru, -u>v, rd, and Xttcd^,
-d7roc, 6, pulse, pease.
Xhi. 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of ^/m.
X/£w, f. -iau), to ease one's self.
Xtia, -de, f), a serpent's den ; a hole,
cleft, cave ; a retreat.
Xcfoeo-t, and Poet. Xd\taci, d. pi.
— Xtt'Xrv?, Dor. for %£('Aou?, g.
sin. cont. — XnX/wv, g. pi. —
Xd\r/, n. a. v. pi. cont. of
XeTXoj, -cos -ovs, rb, a lip ; a speech,
discourse ; an edge, margin,
brink, shore.
Xtfouua, -arog, rb, (fr. last) a lip,
border, edge, crown.
Xe7fia, -droi, to, (fr. ^/w to pour)
a fall of rain, snow, &c. ; a
shower ; winter, hard weather,
cold, tempest, storm.
Xei/jn^w, f. -aco), (fr. last) to be
cold or tempestuous ; to winter,
spend the winter, be in winter
quarters; to toss with a storm
or tempest; to agitate, toss, af-
flict, distress.
(600)
Xtiuapos, -6v, 5, a peg or plug to
lit out tin ualtr collected by
ov, (fr. last) of leaking or rough weather; the
water so colli cted, bilge water;
the sink or well of a ship.
Xiifidpfjoi, -ov, b, and Xttudpfioos
-ovs, b, (fr. X"!"1 w'nter, and
pirn to now) a torrer>t, flood,
. Adj. raiv-swollen,
winter mpoUt n, fioodt d, m e rfiou-
td.
Xiifidplti), d. sin. of last
Xi//.ac, -ai'os, f, (fr. ^rT^/a winter)
winter-time, uir.tir.
Xttfiacia, -of, »/, (fr. same) o win-
tfrine, vi?,tir-quarter.«, spending
tin winter; a storm, tempest,
cold.
XtifitO\ov, -w, rb, XclutrXov, -ov,
rb, anil XtiuirXri, -ni, !/, (fr.
same) a kibe on the heel, chil-
blain.
Xtiuapi^u, (fr. game) to bring win-
ter.
Xtiuf[>ioi,-ov,b,f),Xciuipio(,-a,-otr,
and Xeifitptibi,-fi, -or, (fr. same)
of or belonging to u inter, uHn-
tri/, cedd, tempt stuous, stormy.
Xetutvv, -wot, b, same as xcWa'
Xeiovai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
XtiiD for ^<w.
Xilo, -pbs, If, (perhaps fr. ^rf*» to
hold) the hanilypalm of the hand;
the arm ; hand writing ; power,
force, strength ; a band, forces.
An elephant's proboscis, trunk.
Ev xiPch at blows, at war. Ej
£f?p,7$, to blows. Xtipuv vSftot,
the law of arms. E« xctfa, ty
strength, violently. Aei ^npof or
^fi^wi', by hand, with Hands,
carefully, attentively, diligently.
Xclpa, sin. — Xttpac, pi. a. of xtip.
Xtipuyusyita -w, f. -f,cd>, p. K'^npj-
ywynKa, (fr. last, and dyu to
lead) to lead by the liand, guide,
conduct.
Xttpayuybc, -ov, b, f], (fr. same)
leaning by the hand, a leader,
puide.
Xiipaywyovfitvos, -n, -ov, pass,
cont. — XtipaytttyolvTi;, act. n.
pi. cont. par. pres. of xcioaywye-jj.
XciomTTn^u), (fr. xc'P t'1-e hand,
and d-KTw to jo;n) to touch with
the hand, handle, feel; to seize,
grasp.
Xtipax^la, -ac, >% (fr. same) r. lind
of wrestling or boxing; a co-
ming to blows, engagement, bat-
tle ; a light touch, slight rubbing.
XeTpes, n. pi. — Xtiotoi, and Xei-
pecc, Ion. and Poet, for xcPct*
d. pi. of xetp.
Xctpl, d. sin. of x^p.
XtloioTog, -n, -ov, sup. of kokos, a.
fem. xup'lcrj]v.
XtiploTtos, (fr. last) very badly or
wickedly, very ill.
X£ipoj3a\ierrpa,-aSi hi (fr- XC'P tnc
hand, and /teXAw to throw) a
fiery dart thrown by the hand.
Xup6ypa<pov, -ov, rb, (fr. xtlp ^ne
XEI
hand, and ypdcjua to write) hand
writing ; a note or bill.
Xeip65c<Tixoff -oi), b, (fr. same, and
biu> to tie) hand-cuffs.
XupobUai, n. p1. of
XeipoSVicris, -ov, b, (fr. ££tp the
hand, and bUn judgment) who
lakes the law in his own hands ;
a ruffian.
XetpodpdTros, -ov, b, fa (fr. same,
and bpiitu to collect) collecting or
gathering tvith the hands. Subs.
a picker, puller, weeder.
Xupoburbs, -n, -bv, (fr. %tlp the
hand) reaching to the hands,
having sleeves.
Xeipor')Qns, -eos -ovs, b, fa (fr. same,
and IjQoq custom) accustomed to
be handled, gentle, tame.
XnpoKoiTEhBu), 3 sin. pres. impr.
pass, of
XtipoKoiriu) -<3, (fr. %eip the hand,
and k6vtu) to cut) to cut off the
hands.
XetpdfjiaKTpov, -ov, rb, (fr. same,
and pdaou to wipe) a towel,
napkin.
Xctp6ftv\ov,--ov, to, (fr. same, and
fiv\r) a mill) a hand-mill, quern.
Xttpov, sin. — Xcipova, pi. neut. of
Xci'pwv, irreg. comp. of naicds.
Xetpdvccrari, Poet, for x^'poct, d. pi.
of same.
Xeipovopio) -Si, (fr. xeiP ^e nand,
and vifiu to regulate) to use
action with the hands; to box,
Jight ; to dance.
Xtipovopia, -as, fa (fr. same) ac-
tion ; a pugilistic combat, box,
Jight.
Xeipoo/xai -ou/xat, (fr. x£lP the hand)
to take or subdue by force of
hand, conquer, tame, handle,
manage.
Xcipoitebai, -5v, a\, (fr. same, and
irzbdoi to fetter) hand-cuffs, fet-
ters.
X£ipoir\r)9?i<;,-£os-ovs, 6,>%(fr. same,
and irA//0w to fill, th. ltXios full)
Jilting the hand, large.
Xtipoiroit]Tog, -ov, 6, fa (fr. same,
and iroteci) to make) madf with
hands, artificial, ingenious.
Xupbg,g. sin. of ytip.
Xupoo-Kortos, -ov, b, fa (fr. j^tXo the
hand, and aKiitTop.at to look at)
inspecting or examining the hand,
skilled in palmistry ; a teller of
votes.
Xeiporivovres, n. pi. of
Xaporfvoiv, -ovtos, b,fa (fr. ^£<pthe
hand, and tevuv a tendon, th.
Tsivio to stretch) having strong or
nervous hands or claws.
X£ip6repos,-a, -ov, comp. of <a<6s.
XiipoTi%vr]S, -ov, b, (fr. ^£(p the
hand, and Ti%vt] art) an artist,
mechanic.
XctpoToviu) -<3, f. -fiGui, p. Kt^eipo-
rdvnua, (fr. %ap the hand, and
T£ivo> to stretch) to stretch, extend
or raise the hand ; to vote, elect,
appoint, nominate. 1 a. ind. act.
t^tipoTbvrtca. 1 a. ind. pass.
cxzipoTovf)Bnv, -rjt, -n.
XupoTovwQeii, pass. sin. — Xeipo-
roy?7<ruvr£?,act.pl.par. 1 a.oflast.
G4
XEP
Xttporovia, -as, fa (fr.same) a suf-
frage, vote; an enactment J an
election, appointment, nomina-
tion.
Xcipovv, pres. inf. act. cont. of
%£lp6(j).
Xtipovpyiui -5, (fr. ^tip the hand,
and ipyov work) to work with
the hands, perform, do, execute ;
to apply medical aid, perform
an operation.
Xeipovpybs, -ov, b, (fr. same) an
operator, surgeon, executioner.
Xtipdo) -w, f. -wo-u, (fr. xctP the
hand) ta subdue by manual
strength, conquer, subjugate,
tame, manage.
Xtipu, fr. Xtipova -oa -<*>, n. or a.
pi. neut. oi xzipuv.
Xdpuifia, -dros* to, (fr. %ttp the
hand) a pile raised by hands,
tomb, monument ; a stroke,
wound, attack.
Xetp&v, g. pi. of x€^9-
Xeipuiv, -ovos, b, fa (comp. of icaicbs
bad) worse, inferior; poor, needy,
in want.
Xtipmv, -ovos, b, Chiron, a man's
name.
Xeip&vaKTts, n. pi. of
Xeipuva!;, -ktos, b, (fr. x^P the
hand, and aval; a king) an artist,
mechanic, workman.
Xtipoiva^ia, -as, fa (fr. same) hand-
icraft, trade, work.
Xupuaao-Qai, 1 a. inf. mid. of ££i-
puu>.
Xeio-erai, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. mid. of
X«'w,for ^/w.
XcXeta, same as xeid.
XcXibibv, -6vos,fa a swallow; a fish
like a polypus ; the hollow in a
horse's hoof, the frog.
XiXvbpos, -ov, b, (fr. ^Avj a tor-
toise, and bbwp water) the sea
tortoise or turtle ; a poisonous ser-
pent ; a water snake.
XcXvviov, -ov, to, (dim. ofp^TAof a
lip) a lip.
XiXvs, -uoj, fa a tortoise ; a lute,
lyre; a machine; military en-
gine ; the breast.
XcXvaaonai, (fr. last) to cough, spit
up, expectorate ; to vomit, belch,
throw up ; to foam.
XeX&vri, -nsy fa same as ^Auj.
XeXwviov, -ov, to, (fr. last) the co-
vering or shell of a tortoise. Also,
same as ^fXtmov.
XeXwvis, -ibos , fa (fr. ^Aw? a tor-
toise) the threshold oft door.
Xiovaa, fern, of ^w, pres. par.
act. of ££(«.
Xtpld or XeveB, Heb. indecl. cabins,
huts.
Xipabos, -cos -ovs, rd, and
XEpas, -dbos , fa (fr. ^£p/iaj a stone,
th. x<-ip tne nanc0 a heap of
pebbles or sand carried down by
a torrent ; mud, sand, and stones
mixed together.
'f.EDEiova, n. pi. neut. of ^£p£('uv.
XEpeioTzpos, -a, -ov, and Xepsiwv,
-ovos, b, fa Poet, for j^ttpwv,
comp. of kuk6s.
Xiptooi, Poet, for x^oai, Ion. for
vfp<7(, d. pi. of y tip.
(601)
XEP
Xlpna, a. sin. — Xipnes, n. pi. -
Xipn'i, d. sin. of
Xipevs, -eos Poet, -tjos, o, fa (fr.
Xtlp the hand) inferior f wow,
weaker.
XEpt, Poet, for xei9h <*. sin. of
Xd9-
Xepiapdv, g. pi. Dor. of
XEpidpas, -ov, b, (fr. x^'p the hand,
and dpu) to fit) fitting the handt
handy ; expert, ingenious.
XEppdbiov, -ov, rb, dim. of Xepftas,
-dbos, fa (fr. Y£tp the hand, and
ixdao-w to handle) a stone to be
thrown or as large as the hand
can hold.
Xipva, -ris, fa (fr. same, and via to
spin) poverty, want, nred.
Xspvris, -rJTOs, b, fa and
XEpvrjrris, -ov, h, (fr. ^«pthe hand,
and vio> to spin) working for
food%poor, needy, in want, mean ;
a kern.
XspvrjTts, -Wos, fa (fr. same) who
spins for food ; a spinner.
XipvtPov, -ou, to, (fr. next)a wash-
hand basin.
Xeovitttu}, and -ouai, (fr. ^£?p the
hand, and vnrrw to wash) to
wash the hands.
Xipvup, -tfios, fa (fr. last) water or
a vessel for washing hands; a
washing or cleaning of hands.
XEpvixpavro, Ion. for EXEpvixpavro^
3 pi. 1 a. ind. mid. of ^i/t'jrrw.
Xspotv, Poet, for xtipolv, d. du. of
X€l9'
XEpoKivws, (fr. xei9 tne hand, and
kevos empty) empty-handed,with-
out a present.
XEpovQ, pi. XeoovPeIu, Heb. indecl.
a cherub ; cherubim or cherubs.
XeppEs, and Xippas, Dor. for p^a-
pEs, and x£??aSy "• and a« P'- °f
XEppdvnaos or Xepa6vno-os, -ov, fa
(fr. next, and vrjaos an island) a
peninsula.
Xippos or Xepaos, -ov, b, fa untitled,
uncultivated^ barren ; deserted,
destitute ; rough, uneven. Subs.
the shore, beach, land, ground.
XEpaalos, -a, -ov, (fr. last) of the
earth or land, terrestrial; un-
cultivated, barren, neglected.
XEpoEvo), f. -evcu), (fr. same) to lie
uncultivated, be neglected or un~
tilled, become barren.
XEpa\or-o\v, d. pi. of^f/p.
XEpa66Ev, (fr. x*?a°S or X^f*05 tne
ground, and $ev from a place)
Jrom the ground, from the land;
on the barren sand.
XEpcovr)coEibhs, -eos -ovs, b, fa (fr.
XEpadvnoos a peninsula, and ETbog
form) like Chersonesus, peninsu-
lar.
Xtpaos, see ytppos-
X£po6u> -S>, (fir. last) to make desert%
render barren, become desolate.
XEpvbptov, -ov, rb, (dim. of %t?p a
hand) a little hand.
X£pw, (d. sin. of %*'{>»?, for x.fyfos
or vfpffoj land) at hand, neart
nigh, adjoining.
Xspiov, Poet, for x«pwv, g. pL ot
Xdp.
XHP
Xeatlu), to desire to case one's self.
Xtrritu, Heb. indecl. hangings,
vestments.
Xcvdvruv, Att. for x^drotaav, 3 pi.
of xc^ovi -dru>, 1 a. impr. act. of
Xtiifia, -dros, rb, (fr. ^f'w to pour
out) a liquid mass; a wave,
torrent, stream ; a flow, fluency;
any thing cast as a vessel, quoit,
&c.
Xcvouot, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of
Xeipovpoi, Heb. indecl. a covered
vessel or basin, tankard.
Xiu>, Xtliit, and Xevu>, f. y/<xu>, -%d-
ou), and ^£i3ffu», p. Kt^evKa, to
gape, open ; to be capacious, hold,
contain, receive; to pour out,
forth or down; to shed, strew,
scatter, diffuse; to raise, erect,
pile up, heap, accumulate ; to
make liquid, melt, dissolve. 1 a.
act. ind. fxtvoa i%cva t^ta "impr.
Xcvcov, and ^tDo»', 3 pi. Y_u'drw-
aav. per. ind, pass. Ki%vuai.
XnXevrdi, -fi, -bv, (fr. next) knit,
tied, iron n, pi it ted ; mailed,
meshed ; sewed, stitdud ; twin-
ing, wintling, wreathed. Subs.
a helmet made of ch nnwork.
X»?.Ww,f. -cvatD, (fr. next) to sew,
twist, plait, twine ; to join toge-
ther, knit, lie.
X^X^, -rjs, f), a pair of scissors, dip-
pers, pincers, nippers ; crab's
claws, a claw, hoof; a probe ; a
notch in an arrow ; a quay,
pier, mound, break-water, mole.
XnXbs, -ov, b, (fr. yfu> to contain)
a box, dust.
Xf)un,-Tjs,i), (fr. ^a/^u to gape) a
gaping, opening, yawning; a
kind ofsheU-flsh ; a small liquid
measure.
Xtfiwais, -ioi, Att. -twj, fi, a disease
in the white of the eye.
Xfn>, X^*' ^> ^i a Soose'
XnvoirXovudra, -wv, ra, (ir. last,
and Lat. plurna, a feather) a
feather bed, cushion, pillow.
Xi'/pa, -as, f), (fem. of \npos bereft)
a widow.
Xvpdfa, f. -atriit, (fr. same) to de-
prive, bereave, leave alone, make
a widow.
Xnpaubs, -ov, b, (perhaps fr. same)
a cave, den, hiding-place, haunt.
Xt)oeia,-as, ft, (fr. same) same as
Xfjpcvais, -tos, Att. -eu>s, f/, widow-
hood ; destitution, loneliness,
nptvut, f. -tvou, (fr. next) to be-
come a widow or widower, be a
widow; to be destitute or de-
prived ; to make destitute, de-
prive, bereave.
Xnpos, -pa, -pov, widowed, bereft,
destitute, solitary, lonely. Subs.
a widow, widower.
Xvptw -w, f. -wffo) (fr. last) to de-
prive, bereave, make destitute.
Xrjpuct, Ion. for txnouat, 3 sin. 1
a. ind. act. of last.
XnpdHTTtjs, -ov, b, the next relation
or representative of one dying
without an heir ; residuary lega-
tee; executor.
XIO
Xrjrei,d. sin. of^Fjrof.
Xvrifa, (fr. next) to want, lack,
stand in need of.
Xtjros, -toi -ov{, rb, (fr. ^ariai to
want) want, penury, poverty ;
loss, absence.
XBaudXbs, for j£a/jaXd{, same as
yaurjXdi.
Xdti, yesterday, time past, former
X0£(rfi'dj,andX0j#j,-»),-dv,(fr.last)
of yesterday, yesterday's, lutdo.
XOi^d, for x6i{.
Xdoa, a body,
Xdovt, d. sin. ofyflciv.
X06vio(,-a,-ov,(ir. y0<iv the earth)
earthly, terrestrial ; subterrane-
an, inftrnal; dead, relating fo
the dead ; grovelling, mean, low,
dishonest.
Xdovdf, g. sin. of
XdCjv, ^0ovd$ , fa the earth, ground,
I ind.
Xtu, same as ynrf.
Xid(jj>, to mark with the letter X,
to mark as spurious ; to cut or
divide across.
XlSpov, -ov, rb, green wheat, a green
air of wheat.
XtXtddcs, n- — XiXtdciov, g. pi. of
X<A«df.
X~t\tai,-a, n. pi. fem. and neut. of
vtXiott
Xi\idp%ai, n. pi. of yjXjdp^T??.
XtXtapxt^ -w, (fr. xiXioi a tliou
sand, and apxn the command) to
command over a thousand, be a
military tribune.
X(X(dpyi7{, -ov, b, (fr. same) same
as xiAi'apyoy.
XtXiapxlu, -as, fj, (fr. same) the
command of a thousand, a mili-
tary tribuneship.
XiXtapxoi, -ov, b, (fr. tame) the
commander of a thousand, a mi-
litary tribune.
Xi\ids,-a6of, ii, (fr. next) a body
containing a thousand, a thou-
sand, d. pi. xiX(d<r« or -aiv.
XlXtoi, -at, -a, and 2£o\. XdXtot,
a thousand.
XtXiorXaaiuv, -ovos, b, ri, (fr. last)
a thousandfold.
XtXioirXaoiuts, (fr. same) a thou-
sand times more.
XiXtos, -a, -ov, (fr. same) a thou-
sand.
XtXtoorbs, -rj, -6v, (fr. same) thou-
sandth.
XiXioo-ris, -Hoc, h, (fr. same) a
thousandth part, a band of a thou-
sand men. a. sin. y^Xto<m5v.
XtXbs, and XeiXbs, -ov, b,food, fod-
der, provender, pasture.
XtXooi -w, (fr. last) to feed, graze,
pasture.
Xtuatpa,-as, Ion. -ns, %, (fr. next)
a chimera, monster. Also a kid
or young she-goat.
Xiudpos and Xiuappoc, -ov, b, (fr.
X^ua the winter) a goat.
Xtuuous, Dor. for ^i/idpouj, a. pi.
of Y^'/zapof.
XiucrXw, see Y,£i>£0Xov.
Xidvtos, -a, -ov, (fr. xi&v snow)
snowy, snow-white.
Xtovitw, f. -faw,(fr. same) to snow,
(602)
XAO
sprinkle with snow; to whiten.
Xtovt^ouai, to be white with snow;
to shine like snow.
Xiov6j3as, -avroi, b, (fr. same, and
(ialvLj to go) walking thrirugh
snow.
Xiovuiii -u>, sume as ^iov/^w.
XiovwSns, -cos -uvi, b, i'i, (fr. ^twv
■DOW, and tfJbg form) snowy,
snow-white.
i , i), name of an island.
XiTwi,-di'Oi, i,Ion. K.tQui,atunic,
waistco"t, coat, robe, shirt ; a
corsiUt, 'iriast-plale.
Xtrwva, sin. — Xtr&vas, pi. a.
of last.
Xird)v>ov,-ov,rb, (dim. of same) a
waistcoat, jnckit.
XtruvioKos, -ov, b, (from same) a
short coat, frock, waistcoat.
Xtu>v, -dvof, ft, mow,
XXatva, -rjs, !,, un outside coat,
cloak, coarse frock.
XXauvba, a. of xXa/iVf.
XXauvfirj<p6poi,-ov,b, #,(fr. next, and
<piput loln:.ir) inuring a cloak.
XXauvhov, -ov, rb, (dim. of next)
a little cloak. '•
XXu/jiis, -C(5oj, //, a cloak, robe or
Imn garment ; a soldier's cloak ;
u grt at man's robe.
XXtvdgovrts, n. pi. par. pres. act.
of
XXtvdfa, f.-offw, p. Ktx^^aKa,(fr.
XXwn derision) to taunt, jeer,
jest, laugh at, mock,sc(ff, deride.
per. ind. pass. KtxXtvaauai,-aat,
-rat.
XXtvaaua, -dro$, rb, and XXtvaa-
ubs, -ou, b, (fr. same) mockery,
scoffing, sport, game, derision,
XXivaorris, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
mocker, scoffer, jester.
XXevf), -fj(, ii, luuglder, mockery,
game, derision, sport.
XXiaivu), f. -dvu,, p. »f£^X/ay»ra, to
worm, heat, bask. 1 a. ind. pass.
cxXtdvOnv-
XXtapbi, -5, -bv, (fr. last) hot,
warm; pleasant, agreeable.
XXtap&s and XXiaobv, (fr. last)
pleasantly, agreeably.
XXiSai, n. pi. of ^X^//.
XXi6uv6ff(fjvpoc, -ov, b, fi, (fr. yX('o>
to weaken, &nc\o<pvQbv the ancle)
having tender ancles or delicatt
feet ; delicate, soft, effeminate.
XXiSdii) -w, (fr. next) to live in
luxury, be delicate, effeminate;
to delight, ravish, transport.
XXiSfi, -?}s, h, and XX76os,-cos -ovc,
rb, (fr. ^Xf-j) to weaken) luxury,
voluptuousness, softness, eff'emi-
nncy, delicacy.
XXiSr/ua, -aros, rb, (fr. same)
luxury.
XXicu)v,-£bvos, ft, (fr. last) a brace-
let, necklace, n. pi. yXi5wv£j.
XXijjvas, 1 a. par. act. of^Xta/vw.
XXt'w, to make luxurious, weaken,
enervate, make delicate.
XX6a, -as, f), green herb, grass;
Chloe an epithet of Ceres, or a
woman's name.
XXocpbs and XXtapbs, -a, -bv, (fr.
last) grassy, green, verdant.
XXoeoy, d. sin. of last.
XOI
XAoevv»js, cont. X\ovvns,-ov, b, (fr.
X^oa grass, and lvvt} a bed) ly-
ing on a grassy bed; rough,
clownish ; a clown.
X\6n, -rjs, fa same as yAda.
K\on<t>6pos,-ov, b,fa (fr. last, and <pf-
ou) tobear) grassy, verdant,bloom-
\ng, fresh; pale, sallow, wan.
X\ovvai, n. pi. of
XXovvns, cont. for x^oivvi)s, vernal,
early, green.
XAwp/tf?, -t<5oj, fa (»"• Y.Awpds ver-
dant) a uerna/ songstress; epi-
thet of a nightingale ; pale, ashy.
XAu>pi£w, (fr. next) to be green,
verdant, bloom, flourish.
XAwpoj, -a, -bv, Cras. for yAotpd?,
(fr. ^A<5a grass) grassy, green,
. verdant, fresh, blooming, pliant,
soft, tender ; pale, wan, sallow,
ghastly, pallid.
X\u)p6TT)s,-t]Tos, fa{fr. same)green-
ness, paleness, sallowness.
Xvavt*, f. ^vavo-w, to pluck, pull,
tear ; to devour, eat, swallow.
Xv6a, -as, and Xvon, -n$, fa (per-
haps fr. y^odVij a tunnel) tlie case
or box in a wheel to receive the
axletree, nave ; the axlelree ; the
arm or extremity of it.
Xvodu, (fr. next) to have down or
- a beard, come to puberty ; to
bloom, flourish.
Xvdos xv°vSi -oov -ov, b, (fr. yvauw
to pluck) a plucking, scraping,
shaving ; down, hair ; stubble,
chaff"; foam, scum ; noise, roar-
ing.
Xodvn, -m, fa (fr. X™ to Pour) a
tunnel, funnel, tube, pipe.
Xodvoto, g. sin. Ion. of"
Xoavos; -ov, b, (fr. yiu) to pour) a
furnace, foundery, smelting-
house ; a crucible.
Xoevs and Xoos -ovs, (fr. same) a
liquid measure containing about
seven gallons and a half.
Xofa-Tis, fa (fr. same) a libation,
offering of liquids.
Xodav&O, indecl. Heb. coats, gar-
ments.
Xoiicos, -fi, -bv, (fr. y<5o? dust, th.
yiui to pour) dusty, earthy, ear-
then, made of earth.
XoiviKei, n. pi. of x.°~ivi%-
Xoivikis, -iocs, fa (fr. next) thenave
of a wheel ; a small hoop, a
a own ; pi. fetters.
Xo7vif, -Xkos, fi,(fr. xtu to contain)
a dry measure, about a pint and,
a half.
Xoipds, -aSos, i/, (fr. %oipos a hog)
a pig ; also a rock scarcely co-
vered with the water.
Soipsos and Xolpzios, -a, -ov, (fr.
same) of a pig, pig's, swine's.
XOP
Xoipoocj>ayeiov, -ov, ro,(fr. last, and
o<j)d$u) to kill) a slaughter-house.
Xo\d, Dor. for yoA>j.
XoAaj, -ados, fa (fr. j^oAi) bile) a
bowel, intestine, gut. pi. yoAa-
Scs.
Xo\dn, 2 pi. cont. pres. ind. act.
of
XoAaw -S, f. -dab), p. K£X<5Aa/ea,
(fr. yoAij bile) to be angry, en-
raged or indignant, chafe, fret,
fume ; tarave.
XoAf'pa, -as, fa (fr. same) the cho-
lera morbus, flux and vomiting ;
a spout.
XoAt/tfjcdf, -fa -bv, (fr. next) trou-
bled with bile ; choleric, irascible,
passionate, angry.
Xo\f), -rjs, fa bile, gall ; choler, an-
ger, rage ; vomiting, nausea,
loathing.
X6\i^, same as ^oAa?.
X6\oio, Ion. for y/5Aou, g. sin. of
X6\o$, -ov, b, same as yoAjJ.
XoXovuevos, pres. par. mid. cont. of
XoA<5u> -w, f. -w(rw, (fr. x^V anger)
to irritate, provoke, exasperate,
enrage. XoXdouai -ovuai, to be
angry, fret, chafe, fume. 1 a.
ind. act. eydAwffa, -as, -c.
XoXwOels, 1 a. par. pass. — XoAw-
djjs, 2 sin. 1 a. sub. pass. — Xo-
\uxjdnivos, -n, -ov, 1 a. par. mid.
— XoXwaifxev, Ion. — Xo\woipt-
vat, Dor.for YoAwcreti/,! f. inf.act.
— XoAwro, Ion. for Ki£oA<Jjro,
3 sin. per. opt. pass, of last.
Xovbpirns, -ov, b, (fr. next) bread
made of
XovSpos, -ov, b, grain, corn, zea,
spelt ; a colt, lump, a cartilage^
gristle.
Xoos -ovs, -oov -ov, b, (fr. y^w to
pour) the earth, ground; dust,
ashes ; a heap, mound, bank ; a
tomb, grave ; a measure con-
taining about a gallon.
X6os -ovs, -oov -ov, fa a water ves
selfor the hands, basin, ewer.
XopaQv, fa indecl. Syriac name of
a town.
XopSaxpos or Xofipaxpos, -ov, b, (fr
next, and an'rut to touch) i
swelling in the bowels, twisting of
the guts ; a string, chord.
XopSfi,-?js, fa i bowel, intestine, gut;
a string, chord, pi. x^p^ai, a lyre,
lute. d. pi. Ion. xo^fiGl'
Xoptia, -as, fa (ft* X°P°S a ^ance)
a dance.
Xopcios, -a, -ov, (ft. same) of or be-
longing to the chorus or dance ;
fit for or adapted to dancing.
Xoptios or Xopios, -ov, b, (fr. same)
a foot in prosody, consisting of
one long and one short syllable.
Xotp'ivn, -t)s, fa (fr. same) a pig's^Xopevrtis, -ov, 6,(fr. next) a danger,
skin or bristles; a shell used in Xootvu), (fr. yopdj adanee)<o dance%
ballotting or voting ; a sort of
cake.
XoipoypvWtos, -ov, b, (fr. x°~P°S a
hog, and ypvWos grunting) the
bearmouse.
XoipoKOfiEiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
KOfitu) to take care) a pig-sty.
Xolpos. -ov,b or )), a pig, hog, sow,
swine. Also the female parts.
lead the dance, dance round ; to
celebrate, perform ; to cause to
dance.
Xopnyel, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
— Xopriyrjoai, 1 a. inf. act. of
Xopnyew -u>, f. -fjau), p. Kexoptjyn-
)ca,(fr. x!'?0> a dance, and dyu) to
lead) to lead the dance; to lead
the chorus; to be the manager,
(603)
XPA
conduct, superintend, manage ; 1*
supply, furnish, endow, provide.
1 a. act. ind. txopr'iynaa, -as, -«•
Xopnyia,-as, h, (fr. same) manage-
ment of the chorus ; superintend-
ance, management ; expense,
supplies, provisions; wealth, opu-
lence.
Xopnybs, -ov, b, (fr. same) the cho-
regus or leader of the chorus,
manager of the stage ; a conduc-
tor, superintendant, supplier,
provider, undertaker of any ex-
pense, a liberal or beneficent per-
son.
XopnyovvTts, n. pi. cont. pres. par.
act, of xopvytM'
Xopia or Xoptia, -u>v, rd, (fr. next)
food of milk and honey; the
bowels, entrails.
Xbpiov or Xoptiov, -ov, rb, (fr. ya>"
piw to contain) the secundine,
afterbirth.
Xdptos, -ov, b, t), same as ^opttos.
XopoiTviria, -as, >/, (fr. next) a
dance, dancing.
XopoiTv-nos, -ov, b, fa (ft. next, and
tvtttu) to beat) dancing ; a dan-
cer.
Xopbs, -ov, b, a chorus, choir, com-
pany of singers or dancers ; a '
company, assemblage, band.
Xop'pd or Xoppi, indecl. Heb. pa-
trollers, soldiers v>ho go the
rounds.
Xoprdfodat, pres. inf. pass. —
Xoprd^eode, 2 pi. pres. ind. or
impr. pass, of
Xopra£w, f.-acw, p. Ktx^praKa. (fr.
Xopros hay) to feed with grass or
hay ; to fodder, feed, pasture;
to satisfy, satiate. 1 a. act. ind.
txopraoa, -as, -e. per. ind. pass.
Ksxfyraouai.] a. pass. ind. tx°9~
rdiQnv, -us, -V, 3 pi. txoprdoQn-
oav sub. x°prao6w, -fjs, -$• 3 pi.
Xopraadtooi. 1 f. ind. pass. x°?
raoOrjoouai, -p, -erai.
Xoprdoai, act. — XopraoOijvat,
pass. 1 a. inf. — XopraoBfioeaBt,
-6/jcovrai, 2 and 3 pi. 1 f. ind.
pass, of last.
Xopraoia, -as, f], an(l Xbpravfia,
-dros, rb, (fr. last) food, fodder.
pi. x°PT<^criaTa'
Xoprofiaviu) -w, f. ->?ffu>, (fr. next,
and uaiio/.iai to be mad) to be
overgrown with grass, be uncul-
tivated, run wild.
Xopros, -ov, b, hay, grass, herbage,
fodder, food ; a blade of corn ;
a yard, court, enclosure.
Xoprwdns, -eos -ovs, b, fa (ft« last)
like grass ; grassy, full of her
bage.
Xov^ds, -a, b, Heb. a man's
name.
Xovv, a. — - Xovs, n. cont. ofytfo?.
Xovai, for x^ovoi, 3 pi. pres. ind.
act. of x*w.
X6u) -u>, f. ywo-o), p. /cfyw/ca, see
X<tiVVVU).
Xpaivu>, (fr. ypdw to colour) to co-
lour, dye, stain ; to smear, daub,
paint ; to shade, darken ; to de-
file, contaminate, taint, pot-
lute.
XPE
Xpaiau\ Ion. for ixpaiaut, 3 sin.
2 a. ind. act. of
Xpaiauiu -w, (fr. XP^f^os useful,
th. xP*oual to use) to benefit,
serve,be useful; to help,aid,assist ;
to protect, guard, avert danger.
Xpaiaun, -rn, fj, (fr. last) help, aid,
assistance protection.
Xpafouytre, Ion. for expatounot, 3
sin. 1 a. ind. act. of ^paiayj/w.
Xpqv, pres. inf. act. cont. of xpdw.
XpavOtis, 1 a. par. pass, of^patvw.
Xpdouai -wuai, pres. ind. mid. —
XpaoOat, pres. inf. pass. cont. —
Xpdrai, 3 sin. cont. pres. ind.
mid. of xpdu).
Xpavaji, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of
Xpavu), f. -avow, (fr. j(pd<ii to co-
lour)
graze
lour) to wound slightly, scratch,
ypadi
Xpdu>, f. xpfo1*, p. K£Xpt)Ka, to give
or supply for use, lend, accom-
modate ; to utter oracles, prophe-
sy, predict ; to rush, assail or <m-
sault violently, attempt furious-
ly, endeavour, strive ; to tinge,
dye, colour ; to stain, pollute,
defile. Xpdouai, to receive for use,
or as a loan, borrow ; to covet, de-
sire ; to use, make use of, employ ;
to treat, behave towards, handle,
transact ; to experience, feel ; to
consult oracles, interpret ; to have
intercourse, keep company, asso-
ciate ; to have, possess, enjoy ; to
be endowed with ; to conduct, leadi
spend ; to be. 1 a. act. ind. ixpn-
ca, -as, -£• impr. xPnaovi -«T*».
pres. impr. mid. xpdov -u. impf.
Xid.mid.txpa6unv -uunv, -dov-S,
-dcro -dro, 3 pi. txpdovro -Givro.
1 f.ind. mid. xp>i<rouat. per. pass.
ind. Ktxpvuai, and Kexpn^uai'
Ti^.r.Ktxpr]u(vos,d.nd xcxpnouivos.
Xpia, Sync, for ypcia. Or for
XP^ai a. pi. of xp{°s-
XpitoQai, pres. inf. mid. — Xpurm,
3 sin. and Xpiovrai, 3 pi. pres.
ind. mid. — Xpeovoa, n. fern. par.
pres. act. of ypiu> or xpi°uaii
same as Xp«w or xpdouai.
Xptla, -as, ft, (fr. %pf) it is neces-
sary) use, utility, advantage ;
want, need, necessity, indigence ;
a maxim, aphorism ; an occa-
sion, business, affair ; manage-
ment, action.
Xpctos, -ov, b, //, (fr. last) poor,
needy, destitute, in want.
Xpuos, Poet, for XP*0*-
XptiH), -60s -ovs, ?), Ion. for xpzia'
XpciiiSrjs, -cos -ovs, b, ff, (fr. Xpa'a
use) useful, serviceable.
Xpeiiov, g. pi. of xpti-01-'
Xptuerifa, and Xp£fJ£w, f. -ftrw, p.
-iKa, to neigh.
Xpc;xeTi(Tubs, -oD, b, (fr. last) a
neighing.
Xpcfitaav, Ion. for txpiuioav, 3 pi.
1 a. ind. act. of xpiuifa.
Xpeuua, -Stos, to, (fr. next) a spit-
ting, coughing, hemming ; spit.
Xptunrouai, to clear the throat,
cough, hem, hawk up a spit.
Xptuvs,-vos, b, a kind of fish.
Xpios, -tos -ovs, rb, (fr. xP<*w to
lend) a debt, loan ; the debt of
XPH
nature, fate, death ; office, duty,
part, business, affair, matter,
thing ; indigence, want, poverty,
need ; necessity ; utility, profit,
use, advantage ; an oracle, pro-
phecy ; an omen, portent, lign ;
chance, accident, fortune, event.
Xpiu), -00s -ovsy h> (fr- last) neces-
sity, need.
Xptu), Ion. for %p<3, cont. for xpdov,
pres. impr. mid. of xpdouai.
Xpiu), Ion. for xpdu>.
Xpc<i)Socla, -as, hi (fr. XP'0i a<^eDti
and t'i' u.u to give) restoration of
a debt, payment.
XpcwKd-rros, and XptoxSvos, -ou, b,
t), (fr. xp*°s a debt, and k6tttu>
to cut) fraudulent, cheating,
swindling.
XptiDKoirriu) -w, (fr. same) to de-
fraud a creditor, to be unwilling
to pay debts, cheat, suindle.
XpeuXvriio -a», (fr. ypios a debt,
and Xt5o) to pay) to pay a debt,
pay, redeem.
Xpcwutvos, Ion. for xpuuevos, pres.
par. mid. cont. of XP'***-
Xp/wv, -w, rb, (fir. xpdw to lend) a
debt, obligation, ru a ssity ; fate ;
death. Xpiwv cart, it is necessa-
ry, it is right, it ought, it is worth
while.
Xpiwvrai, Ion. for xp&vrat, 3 pi.
pres. ind. cont. mid. of ^p'tw.
Xpiws, -w, to, Att. for XP*oi'
XptuxTTio) -u>, (fr. xpi0<> a debt) to
be a debtor ; to owe, be indebted.
Xptd>cTt)s,-ov, 6,(fr. same ) u debtor.
XptuHptiXiTTjs, -ov, b, (fr. same, and
o<ptl\o) to owe) a debtor.
Xpr) or Xprj, (impers. for xPnffl> 3
sin. pres. ind. ofxprj/n it ought
it behoves, it becomes ; it is ne-
cessary, proper or expedient ; it
is right, pres. inf. XP^vaL anf*
Xp'iv- impf. ind. lxP*iv' I f-
ind. XPWEi-
Xpftti, 3 sin. — Xptfoucv, -%trc, 2
and 3 pi. ind. — Xp»?6,, 3 sin.
pres. sub. act. of XPtii^'
Xpfjgovn, Dor. for Xpf^ovoi, 3 pi.
pres. ind. act. of
Xpijfw, f. xp>?<ra>, p. KixpiKa, (fr.
Xptia want) to have need of,
want ; to wish, desire ; to ask,
beg, request. 2 sin. pres. opt.
act. XPPZ01*- Pres' Par* d' XPi>~
tyvri. per. pass. ind. Kixpvpai'
par. Ktxpvutvos.
Xpnifa, same as xPP&i Pres- m^
act. xpv^tiv.
XprjioKcodai, Ion. for ^p^t^£«70at,
pres. inf. pass, of last. Or for
Xpn^dai, Dor. for xpdvdat, pres.
inf. pass. cont. of ^paw.
Xprju', for
Xprjua, -&tos, rb, (fr. xpdu to use)
a thing, matter, affair, business ;
a work, deed, action; a great
part, portion, great quantity ; a
person, figure, appearance ; an
oracle, answer, response. Td
Xpr/uara, tools, implements, uten-
sils, vessels, &c. money, riches,
properly, wealth ; wares, mer-
chandise ; income, revenue, emo-
lument.
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XptiuaQ\ before an aspirate, foi
XP'judra, n. a. v. pi. — Xpvud-
twv, g. — Xpi'iuuoi, d. of last.
XpyuaritovTa, neut. pi. par. pres.
act. of
Xptiuari^u), f. -taui, Att. -tu), p. kc-
XpnudriKa, (fr. XP^t"1 a ',,IS'"
ness) to do business, be emptoyea
or engaged ubout, transact, ma-
nage, negociate ; to act, bthare ;
to deal or associate, be intimate,
keep company with ; to talk with,
converse, address, speak to ; to
treat, confer, deliberate, consult,
debate, vote ; to decide, scnti n<ry
dime, anard ; to move in or
lot/ before a public assembly ; to
sanction, enact, make to be, call,
name; to antwer. giveoraclet,
prophesy, fori till ; to trade, traf-
fic. Xprjuari^ouat, to become rich,
gain, make money, accumulate ;
to consult an oracle, receive an
misu-cr, be warned, per. pass,
ind. Kcxpvudriouai, -oai, -arai'
par. KCXP'tuariouivoSi -n, -ov. 1
a. p;.ss. ind.c^pi7//a7-/(T0f7i',-»7f,-r7.
XprjuaTtoni, I a. mf. act. — Xpnua-
rlaci, 3 sin. 1 f. ind. act. — Xpr)-
uaTioOets, -tiaa, -tv, n. pi. -Uiv-
rist l)ar- 1 a- pass- of last.
XpnudrYois, -ioj, Att. -ew$, t), (fr.
Xpyuarifa to do business) gain,
profit, trade, dealing ; jurisdic-
tion, authority.
Xpnuartoubs, -ov, b, (fr. same) a
divine oracle ; a warning or
command from God; an em-
bassy or application to a king or
state ; consultation of an oracle ;
the answer reply or response ;
power, authority, jurisdiction ; a
dealing, business, commerce,
trade, traffic ; gain, profit ; a
name, appellation.
XprjiiarioTr'ipiov, -ov, rb, (fr. same)
a place where business is done, ex-
change ; where law is given, a
court, bench, throne ; where ora-
1* s are uttered, a shrine, temple,
tripod.
Xpnuariorris, -oS, »/, (fr. same) a
trader, merchant, a man of busi-
ness.
Xprjfiaro^alrns, -ov, b, (fr. same,
and Saiu) to divide) a distribu-
ter of possessions, arbitrator, um-
pire.
Xpfiuv, -nii hi (""• %pdu to use)
want, poverty, indigence ; use,
utility, advantage, profit ; a re-
quest, petition.
Xprjui, obs. fr. xpdui which see.
Xpnuooiivt], -rjs, hi (»*• XP^ua
wealth) wealth, affluence.
XpTjv, Ion. for c^p^v, impf. ind.
act. ; or Apoc. for xprjvai, pres.
inf. act. of xpn- Or with 1 sub-
scribed, Att. for xpfri Pres* m^
act. of XP^W'
Xprjvai, pres. inf. act. of %pr?/u or
XP1-
XprjSi for x?tiblSj 2 sin. pres. ind.
act. of xpjj£o) Or Dor. for
Xpdeis, 2 sin. r>res. ind. act. of
Xpdo).
Xprjoaifimpr. — Xpr/oducvosy-ij, -ov.
XPH
par. — Xprjaacdai, inf. — Xpfjaair,
for ^fiaairo, opt. 3 sin. 1 a.
mid. — Xprjcrag, -acra, -av, par. —
Xprjaov, impr. 1 a. aet. — Xpfj-
oupat, -y, -nrai, 1 a. sub. mid.
of %pdu).
Xpfjcieiv, Dor. for x?fl&lvi pres.
inf. act. of XPfl&'
Xpfioci, d. sin. Att. cont. of xpnais.
Xpfjonrai, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. mid. of
Xpdto.
Xptjoda, Dor. for xfi — Xprjadat,
Dor. for xpSaOai, pres. inf. mid.
cont. of x?^'
XpncBeh, -elca, -ev, par. — Xp-na-
drjvai, int. 1 a. pass. — XpfjoOwv,
Att. for xpifffflwffav, which Dor.
for ^pao-flwa-av, 3 pi. cont. pres.
impr. mid. of same.
Xpnciptvto,?. -£vau),p. Kexpiaiptv-
kcl, (fr. next) to be useful; to
serve, be serviceable.
Xpy'iatuos, -ov, b, f), and -n, -ov,
(fr. next) useful, profitable, bene-
ficial, serviceable, comp. xpvcri"
fitortpog, sup. -torarog.
Xprjaig, -tog, Att. -etas, !,, (fr. xpau>
to use) use, utility, profit ; a
loan ; an oracle, response ; a
quotation, extract, passage%~rom
another writer, a. x°*iaLV'
-XpncpoXoyito -w, (fr. %p»?7//of an
oracle, and \iyto to speak) to
speak oracles, prophesy, foretell ;
to interpret omens, explain ora-
cles.
XprjvpoXoyia, -as, f/, (fr. same) de-
livery of an oracle, prophecy, di-
vination, foretelling ; interpreta-
tion or application of an oracle.
Xpyupokoyos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same) a
deliverer of oracles, a diviner,
prophet ; an interpreter or ex-
pounder of oracles.
Xpj/fTjUfls, -ov, 6, (fr. xP^0) to utter
oracles) an oracle, divination
prophetic curse,
lots.
PI.
XP7'*!101'
Xpncr\iocvvn, -17?, ft, (fr. last) an
oracle, prophecy ; need, want,
poverty.
Xpnofiofyopos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same,
and cf>fp(i> to bear) a forlune-tel-
!<r, hawker of oracles ; an inter-
preter of oracles.
Xpncno<pv\al-, -aicos, 0, (fr. same,
and 0vAa£ a guard) a keeper of
oracle*.
Xpvrp-tocito -G>, (fr. same, and wSft
a song) to sing or utter oracles,
prophesy, foretell, predict.
Xpnaofitda, 1 pi. of xpv°~6pal-) 1 *•
ind. mid. of xp^^'
Xpno-rios, -a,-cv, (fr. XP^W t° use)
to be used, &c. according to the
verb.
Xpno-rtverat, 3 sin. pres. ind. of
Xpnarevopai, f. -tvaofiai, per. ice-
Xprjo-revftai, (fr. xpno"ro's useful)
to be kind, obliging, willing to
assist,
Xpnvrftp, -rjpos, b, (fr. XP"0* to ^e"
liver oracles) giving oracles, ora-
cular.
Xpno-rnpid^opai, f. -dcofiai, (fr.
last) to consult an oracle.
Xpqcr^piov, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
XPI
the juacefrom whence the oracles
were delivered; a shrine, tem-
ple ; an oracle ; a victim, sacri-
fice ; slaughter ; the slain.
Xpvcrfipioi, -ov, b, ft, (fr. XP<*W to
deliver oracles) oracular, fore-
boding, prophetic.
Xpfiarns, -ov, b, (fr. vjiau to lend)
a creditor, lender of money, usur-
er; a debtor, borrower ; a de-
clarer of oracles, prophet.
XpnarUbs, -f), -bv, (fr. same) use-
ful, profitable,advantageous ; that
makes good use of circumstances,
judicious, prudent, sensible.
XpvcrofiQtia, -as, ft, (fr. xP"?™*
useful, and r\Qos custom) kind-
ness of disposition, honesty, pro-
bity, uprightness, purity.
Xprjo-Toridr)s,-£os-ovSib,fi,{{r. same)
upright, honest, virtuous, worthy.
XpncroKapnos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. XP"°~~
rbs useful, and Kapnbs fruit) hav-
ing good fruit.
Xpnaro\oyia, -as, ft, (fr. same, and
\iyto to speak) fair speaking,
flattery, fair words.
Xprj<TTo\6yos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same)
flattering, using fair words.
Xptjo-rofiadito -w, (fr. same, and
uavddvo) to learn) to learn useful
things ; to teach the principles of
any thing.
XpnaronaQiis, -10$ -ovs, b, ft, (fr
same) learning good things, zeal-
ous of useful information, studi-
ous, tractable, docile.
Xpncrbv, -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
utility, use, advantage ; ki7idness.
Xpnerbg, -ft, -bv, (fr. j^pdw to use)
useful, beneficial, profitable, ser-
viceable ; good, worthy; kind,
gentle, gracious, obliging, easy,
lenient.
XpTicroTcpos, -a, -ov, (comp. of
last) better, preferable.
Xpnarorns, -rjros, ft, (fr. same) use-
fulness, utility ; benignity, gen-
tleness, clemency, affability, le-
niency, kindness ; goodness, wor-
thiness ; innocence, purity, d
Xpnarornri, a. -rdrrjra.
Xpnortos, (fr. same) usefully, pro-
fitably, beneficially ; properly,
rightly ; kindly, gently, leniently,
affably.
Xpfjrai, Dor. for xp°-Tah ' si"-
cont. pres. ind. or sub. mid. of
Xpau.
Xpipa,-dros, rb,((r. %ptw to anoint)
ointment, unction.
XpipitTto, f. -iptu, to make approach,
bring near, call ; to approach,
draw near to, come to ; to dash
against; to lean upon, support
one's self; to anoint.
Xpicrdptvos, -V, -ov, mid. — Xpioas,
-aaa, -av, act. par. 1 a. of xp/cu.
Xpiais, -10s, Att. -sots, fj, (fr. xp'tui
to anoint) an anointing.
Xpicfxa, -aros, rb, (fr. same) an
anointing, unction ; ointment,
chrism, oil,
Xpioriavi^to, f. -tato, (fr. Xpiariavbs
a Christian) to be a Christian,
favour the Christians.
Xpiariavianbi, -ov, b, (fr. next) the
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XPO
profession or study of Christi-
anity.
Xpio-riavbs,-ri,-bv,({r. next) Christ-
ian; a Christian.
Xpiarbs, -n, -oz/,(fr. next) anointed.
Xpto-rbs,-ov, b, Christ, tlw anoint-
ea, the Messiah.
Xpito, f. -iato, p. -Kexpixa, to an-
oint ; to bedaub, besmear. 1 a.
ind. act. ixpica, -aj,-e. per. ind.
pass. Ktxpivpai, -irac, -arat.
Xp6a, -aj, ?i, colour, complexion^
bloom ; the face ; surface, out-
side ; the skin ; the body.
Xpoa, a. sin. — Xpot, d. sin. of
Xpovi.
Xpoid, -dst f), for xp°a'
Xpoi^to, f. -iato, (fr. x.P°a co'°ur)
to colour, dye, stain, paint ; to
adhere, cling to. Xpot^opat, to
embrace, lie with. 1 f. ind. mind.
Dor. xp°i^°Pal'
Xpoir/v, a. sin. Ion. of xpoid.
XpopdSog, -ov, b, grinding or
gnashing of teeth.
Xpopios, -ov, b, a proper name.
Xpopus, -io$, Att. -cuts, f), a kind of
fish.
Xpovito-to, (fr. xp6v°s time) to live;
to be in sound mind.
XpovUi, Att. for xp0VlC!t{-i 3 sm< 1 £■
ind. act. — Xpovi^u, 3 sin. ind.
— Xpovify.tv, inf. — X povi^ovrog,
g. par. pres. act. of
Xpovj£w,f.-?(Tw, Att. -Jw, -ulg, -u?,
p. K^xpoviKa, -as, -e, (fr. xP^v°i
time) to last, endure; to grow
old ; to delay, tarry, defer, waste
time ; to be or come too late. 1 a.
ind. txpbvica,-ag, -c.
Xpoviicbs, -?), -bv, (fr. same) relat-
ing to time, chronic or chronical,
of long standing, old, ancient.
T« xpovjKa, chronicles, annals.
XpoviKtoi, (fr. last) for the time, in
time.
Xpovtos, -a, -ov or -ov, b, fj. (fr.
XP°V°S time) lasting, of long
continuance, chronic ; durable,
perpetual ; slow, late, tardy ; of
old, former, past.
Xpovtonji, -T)ros,f), (fr. same) long
continuance, length of time.
Xoovio-fxbi, -ov, b, (fr. same) long
continuance, length of time, de-
lay, tarrying, procrastination.
Xpovtorbs, -ri, -bv, (fr. same) de-
laying, tarrying t s?iw. late.
Xpovoypa<pia, -as,{), (fr. same, and
ypd(pto to write) an account of
the times, chronology.
Xpovoypatyos, -ov, 6, »/, (fr. same) a
writer of annals, chronologist.
Xpovo\oyla, -as, ^,(fr. XP°V°S time,
and \iyu) to speak) chronology,
account of dates.
XpovoXdyos, -ov, I, ft, (fr. same) a
chronologist.
Xp6vo$, -ov, b, tim->, continuance,
duration, length of time ; age,
length of days ; a year. Aito
Xp6vov, after a little. Ava \po-
vov, and Eiri xP^vovi some time,
for a time ; at length.
Xpovorpiftito -C), f. -r)cto, p. KtxP0'
vorpifinica, (fr. last, and rpi(ito to
waste) to spend or waste time.
XPT
Xpovorpifirjaat, 1 a. inf. act. of last
Xpods, g. sin. of ^po&y
Xp6o;, YpoDj, -6ov -ov,b, (fr. ypda
colour) the skm, surface of '
body; the flesh
Xpovs, xpobs, X9°h XP^a> ^> same
as hist.
Xpdw, XpwvvHw, Xpwvvvui, f. ypw-
cw, (fr. xp6a colour) to colour,
paint, dye, tinge, stain ; to con-
laminate, pollute, defile.
Xpvod, Xpvaas, see ^pufffoj.
XpvauXdKaroi, Dor. for ^puai/Xa-
Karos.
XpvcaXXls, -tdos, fj, (fr. %pvads
gold ) a moth.
Xpvoauuos, -ov, b, r), (fr» same, and
appos sand) having golden sands.
Subs, a large drinking vessel,
tankard.
XpvoiifiTTvKas, a. pi. of
Xpvad(iirv%, -vkos, b, >), (fr. ypvffij
fold, and dunvl- a head-band)
OUtQg a golden head-band or
./?//<?*, gilt-reined.
XpvodvOeuov, -ov, rd, chrysanthe-
mum, yellow flowered crowfoot,
Xpvodopoi,
Xpvadu)p)
-opoi, b, r), (fr. xpvobs gold, and
nop a sword) having a golden
sword or weapon. Also a man's
name.
Xpvcdpyvpov, -ov, rd, (fr. xpva^
gold, and apyvpos sdver) a kind
of tax.
Xpvadpudros, -ov, b, r), (fr. same,
and apfia a chariot) drawn in a
golden or gilt chariot.
Xpvaaairii, -Y<5o$, b, h, (fr. same,
and aomi a shield) bearing a
golden sliicld.
Xpvoavyio) -w, (fr. same, and avyfi
splendour) to shine like gold,
beam, glitter.
Xpvodoyp, see ypuo-dopoy.
Xpvoe, v. sin. of ypvffdj.
Xpvod for ypuatia, pi. neut. or n.
sin. fern, of
Xpvaeioi, -a, -ov, (fr. xpvafc gold)
golden, made of gold ; gilt.
Xpvo£\c<pavr^XcKrpoi, -ov, b, f;, (fr.
same, tXiipas ivory, and r/Xacrpov
amber) of gold, ivory and amber.
Xpvaivotros, -ov, b, jj, (fr. same, tv
in, and Siw to tie) tied or bound
with gold.
XpvoeoKOfiTjs, -ov, b, ?/, (fr. same,
and Kdfin hair) having golden
hair% yellow locks.
Xpvoe6Kvic\os, -ov, b, r), (fr. same,
and kvkXos a circle) encircled in
gold. Epithet of the sun.
Xpvotdvuirog, -ov, b, r), (fr- same,
and vS>ro$ the back) having a
golden back, covered with gold.
Xpvaeos -ovs, -en -rj, -tov -ovv, (fr.
Xpvads gold) golden, gilt, orna-
mented with gold ; rich, superb.
Subs, a gold coin, ararijp nnder-
stood.
Xpvc-eoo-ri(l>avos,-ov,b, r), (fr. same,
and areipavos a crown) wearing
a golden crown.
XpvczdaroXos, -ov, b, ft, (fr. same,
andorfAX'-i) to adorn) ornamented
with gold, gill.
XpvotdrtVKros, -ow, b} f)f (fr. same,
XPT
and rttvu to make; made of
gold, golden.
Xpvaiw, Dor. for xpvoiov, 8- s'n*
— Xpvcjj, d. sin. fern. cont. of
Xpvcrcos.
Xpvafj, XpvoTjv, see ^ptjatoj.
Xpvcr), -rji, }), Chrysa, name of a
town.
XpvantSj -Hoy, {/, the daughter of
Chryses. a. sin. XpvoniSa.
XpvonXiKaTOi, -ov, b, »';, (fr. ypvffdj
gold, and nXaKarn a rod) having
a golden distaff; having golden
arrows and bow.
Xpvorj\aros,-ov,b,fj,({T. same, and
tXavvu to drive) wrought of beat-
en g°M, golden; plated with
gold, gilt.
Xpvat'ivtoi, -ov, 6,»;, (fr. same, and
i/via a rein) with golden reins or
bridle.
Xpvont, -ov,, b, name of a man.
Xpuo-ifu, f. -Taw, (fr. xpva°i 8°^)
to be like gold, resemble gold.
Xpi'iotvoff-Ti, -ov,(fr. same) golden,
of gold. Subs, a gold coin, ara-
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